Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-09-08
WILL PRESENT
YEARS REPORT
BOY SCOUT COUNCIL WILL
HEAR EXECUTIVES
REPORT

Inc nrSI annual meeting Oh the
Wausau Boy Scout council will be held
tomorrow evening at 1880 at the Y. M.
c. A. At this meeting George G. Dries
bach, scout executive, will present his
report for the years work just passed
and the program for the coming year
will be discussed.
Reviews Work
This report has just been completed
and gives a clear recital Of the work
accomplished and the methods of its
doing. 1t reviews the organization
and the division of the work among
the members as it has been arranged
during the time the present executive
has been in charge, which is since
September 6 of last year. The fol-
lowing list of committee men shows
that the business men of the city have
freely given of their time and energy
to the Boy Scout movement.
Finance committee, Fred Wiech-
mann, A. HI. Zimmerman, John Sulli-
van; publicity and educational COM
mittee, Robert Altman, E. B. Thayer,
Jr., j. B. Busse; organization commit
tee, A. H. Zimmerman, Dr. l.. p Wahl;
court of honor, C. c. Yawkey, A. H.
Reid, FIR. E. P. O'Toole, Louis Wiech-
mann, o. C. Lemke, ]. Okoneski, DR..
S. NJ B. Smith; civic service commit
tee, Karl Mathie, Ira Painter, A. ].
Marcott; camp committee, Wakelin
Mcneil, D. c. Everest. DR.. ]. R. Bry-
ant, c. H. Hooker, H. l. Crawford, T.
H. Jacob, M. P. Towle.
5S4 Scouts
According to the reports there are
584 Scouts in the county, % troops, %
Scoutmasters, % Assistant Scoutmas-
tiers, and " troop committee men.
The county troops are located at
.Schoield, Rothschild, Mosinee, Ell
.deron, Eland, Unity, Spencer and Wit
tenberg.
A glance at the following statement
shows the public work that has been
accomplished by the scouts in the city
under the direction of the civic serv-
ice committee:
1. Collected 100000 for the Red
Cross.
2. Distributed $50 Christmas Bas-
kets for the Federated Charities.
3. Collected and repaired old toys
for children.
4. 200 scouts searched for lost girl
and found her after 70 hours.
5. Helped in campaign against CT
garette smoking.
g. Distributed circulars for good en-
T. Put up posters all over the city
for the Anti-tuberculosis campaign.
s. Acted as messengers and guides
to strangers. &.
8. Established feeding grounds for
birds.
I'M ho al k.1r
in the city reported $50 unsanitary
yards.
IL Cleaned up the high school
grounds.
II. Arranged the parking of cars at
park on the occasion Of the
New York Philharmonic orchestra
10. 800 scouts cleaned up glass in
the city, especially at the florists after
the severe hailstorm last spring.
IA. $50 scouts in the Memorial day
parade.
Is. 100 scouts in the Fourth of July
program.
16. Lost boy found after "a hours
search
IL. rs scouts worked for the fair as
ISOLATION during AIR week
Regular Court
The regular court of honor will be
held at the court house September 16.
This is the first court to be held in
three months and the summer activi-
ties have resulted in great deal Of
work on the part of the boys so that 1t
is expected that 100 or more will be
up for examination. All troops will
again begin meeting at their regular
meeting places on Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday Of next week. There
will be leaders on hand at that time,
either the old scoutmasters or some
one provided by headquarters.
The executive committee will meet
some time next week to consider Mr..
report and to decide on
the work for the coming year. The
patrol leaders school which has been
for some time will be
started next week and prospective
leaders will receive training for the
fo,, H. L.