Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-21

Troop o. Scoutmastcr, John Kra-
sovitz. Assistant Scoutmastcr, Charles
Bozeck. Meeting place st. Mary's
school. Time of meeting. Sunday
. a. M.
Well. well, Second place is not SC
bad after all. Twelve points. On.
first place. one second place. and one
third place. 8, 4, and , points respec-
lively. But we have discovered our
weakness now so in the next field
meet. Whoopee! Wow!i Just
wait TIL the next meet comes along.
You fellows won't be able TO believe
winning field meet and we know
nearly all of them now. Just as the
old Indian said. Scouts heap much
good! Ugh" We'll. that's us.
Tho Scouting spirit is getting
stronger in our troop. All the Scouts
are enthusiastically united. "A Scout
is n friend TO all and a brother to
every other Scout" Last Sunday was
probably the best scout meeting that
We have held yet this year. a cracker
Jack program was furnished and "a
Scouts took advantage of IT by attend
ing.
Tho plans for Anniversary Week
worked successfully. a live program
and a week of celebration was enjoyed
~ NV 'Ills Allf sH'ouNS, put pN lTe
ents and friends of the Scouts MS we'll
The slogan do 4 Good Turn Every
Day" was adopted by many clubs OF
the parish.
The troop also had another meeting
last Tuesday evening. The Scout
master collected the money and the
tickets for the coming Father and
Son Banquet to be held at ST. Joseph's =
hail tomorrow at 1880 p. III. Twenty
ono Scouts were present at this meet
ing. The banquet is going to n grand
success. Good eats are promised TO
all. Every Scout is urged to be there
and to have his father along for tho
fathers are especially desired
Whoopalal Say Scouts. do you
know that the birds are coming back 9?
Well, Troop knows it. Already now
we can hear few chirping mcrrily in
the tree tops at the first sign of dawn.
We Scouts are now going to get speci-
mems of feathers of as many differ
ent birds as we can. We do not In
tend to wantonly kill or destroy the
birds, only to collect the feathers. As
soon as the weather gets little
warmer each Scout is to report on
some kind OF bird he has seen,
giving \ complete description OF the
bird and the history OF the species to
which 1t belongs.
Troop . also has something else to
tllk about now. We have one of the
livest committees in the city. There
are only a few troops who have good
live committees and we are ono of the
few. Yes. well say that we've got
TO talk about
JOSEPH MERHAR, Scribe.
TROOP 10. Mr.. Il. G. jennings has
now become Scoutmastcr OF Troop TO-
that meets at the First Baptist church
at Ninth and Grand. There is no doubt
now about the future of Troop 10. Mr.
Jennings is an active worker in tho
church and has for long time been
Interested in Scouting. Last summc,
during tho week end camps he was a
visitor on different occasions. Mr.. Jcn-
nings is n natural outdoor man and is
intensely Interested in boys. The boys
who greeted MIR. Jennings Friday night
we're very happy and enthusiastic over
their new leader and they have already
started a contest to build IN patrols.
The patrol completing its patrol first
will receive patrol flag and patrol col
ors at the cNpcuso of the losing patrol.
Millard Jones was elected patrol leader
with Wadswortf PrcsseJ n, assistant
leader. Carol lIocr was elected leader
of No. / patrol with Chris Anderson as
assistant patrol leader. Real action has
now started in the troop so watch for
the results.
a new troop was organized last night
at the Sacred Heart church at the cor
ncr OF Grand and Eleventh street MIR.