The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-28
KIWANIANS LEARN
WHAT CAMPING IS
~inc.y-E,Sht weary sr+ Happy Ktwan-
ians Rseurn Prom camp AgRm-
ing satisfied.

Ninety eight kiwaniars trooped 20
the wonderful Boy Scouts amp on eiE
Wheeling Creek last evening. ar~l' ne
a, ahau, six o'clock royal reception
was accorded the Ks as they appeared
n little skull caps all as college boys.
While the real Scouts ware at mess
,he old scouts busted themselves with
knocking up files. and pitching horse
shoes There are several adopts In THIS
classic sport Pa" Lutz holding the
bows down pretty close Will Round
has a keen eve and piled up n good
score Tor his outfit
At $40 all lined UP as did the boys
previously, and filed into the mess tent
for chow. which was up to the RITZ
Henry Mcclure standard. tn" whole
some meal finished with an ingenious
ice cream In the shape Of a *. the
latter a donation Of Kiwantan Shelter.
Directly after luncheon the games
we're put on for the boys with fine
prizes for the successful contestants.
Lewis Choian won the Baseball Throw
after a close contest, Prize being fine
travelling brush and case donated by
Kiwanian Lukins.
Cuyler Ewing won the 100 yard dash
against the largest field ever competing
Prize. Fine Scout Knife.
Lowell Myers won the Running Broad
jump. Prize. Gold Link CuH Buttons
Donated by Ungarc OF Hanchers.
Charles Hall won first prize in Run
ming High Jump, while Donald MCDANIEL
landed second prize. Prizes, Silver Belt
Buckle by Hess & Son. and Boy Scout
Stockings by KELSEY.
Enjoy Camp Fire.
Following the field events the Camp
Fire vas staged with benches for r. q
guests and the green sod for the real
scouts. Tent Stunts were IN order and
were very much enjoyed Tent No. o
won hands down With n creation called
THE Screeching Shelf n number that
would put the Folli"s 70 shame The
prize was a Boy Scout Ratchet and case,
given by Earl Braunl!Ch
Following this a singing contest The
Old Grey Mare" was put on with six
contestants. Philip Baum copied the
flash light given by a KlwanIan.
The event was made unusually inter
esting because OF the chance visit Of
Mr. VI VI. Amunson. Regional Scout Ex-
Ccutive Of District No. which included
West Virginia. Kentucky and Ohio. His
talk was much enjoyed by all. and was
n compliment 70 the visitors. Follow
lag this Dr.. Burdats gave a talk 10 the
hoys. in his inimttablc manner. Intro
ducing Kiwanlan Dyson who read a
resolution framed by the Public Affairs
e I'm ittee recommending that the
Kiwan!s Club sponsor a Boy Scout
Troop to be known as the klwanls
Troop This resolution was adopted by
the Kiwaniars present subject To rati-
fication Of the club body at next regular
meeting.
At 9l5 three cheers were given the
Boy Scouts by the guests. AMI all ex-
pressed their enjoyment Of tho big
, evening with the younger boys. IT was
unanimously agreed that Scout EHecu-
tive Portz has rugged crowd ~ future
citizens under his guidance
II was made known that thu latch
string Of the camp Is out for any and
all citizens Of Wheeling. and those who
avail Themselves OF the opportunity OF
seeing a f1ne lot Of youngsters having
tho time Of their lives are bound to be
benefited.