The Coconino sun., 1925-05-22
BOY SCOUTS
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EXECUTIVE. Leaves For Camp

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Executive Mccormick left yester-
day for Camp Lakeside, which opens
/ Sunday morning, for scouts of Apache
and Navajo counties and from all in
dications will be big camp. Two
periods will be conducted-ten and
seven days.
A japanese cook arrived from Phoe-
nix yesterday to accompany McCor-
mick to camp. He comes highly re-
/ commended.
Camp MogollOn Plans
Plans for the Camp at Mormon
Lake are about complete and the Flag
staff, Winslow and Williams scouts
will have big time.
Ned Britt of Troop is the first
Flagstaff Scout to sign up. Others
are coming in every day.
b. A. Cameron, chairman of Flag
staff camp committee, is in charge
of recruiting Scouts for camp and all
parents will be interviewed between
now and camp. We should send at
least 35 boys.
Local Scouts to Winslow
Many local Scouts went to Winslow
Saturday to participate in the parade
with the Winslow Scouts. Capt ]. B.
Wright and Jack Fuss and Executive
Mccormick drove with them. Scouts
who went were Bill Harrison, VIM
Harover, John Cambron, Bud Moor
man, Albert Cooper, Norman Solberg,
John Thomas, Ellsworth Nichols, Paul
Carron, John Rodriguez, Jimmie
Beard, Bernard Wright, Ned Britt,
Morris Runke. David Sipher, Manuel
Mier, Don Anspach, Junior Burns,
Richard Prochnow and John jake.
After the Scouts had enjoyed the
meet at Winslow seven of the Scouts
accompanied Executive Mccormick to
Camp Lakeside. They returned early
Monday morning. They were Bill
Harrison, VIM. Narrower, John Cam
bron, John Thomas, Bud Norman,
Norman Solberg and Albert Cooper.
Local Troops Good Work
Jack Fuss Troop g is progressing
in fine manner The boys are work
ing hard on their advancement work
prior to camp. Troop 3 expects to
send at least 20 Scouts to camp.
H. Norton Cope's Troop 5 is grow
ing slowly but surely. New boys are
APPLYING for adinittance at every
meeting. Mr.. Cope now has 10
Scouts registered and will double this
number before camp. All boys who
wish to Join the Scouts before sum-
mer camp are requested to amply to
Mr.. Cope at his regular meetings on
Friday nights at Emerson school. He
can accommodate about 10 more boys
Chester Deaver Troop / is for the
bows of Normal training school and
they are responding in a fine manner.
Some new assistant scoutmasters
will make their appearance at the
troop meeting this week. Mr.. Bushby
of Teachers college will assist Mr.
Deaver with Troop / and Lorenzo
Rhoton, who has been a scoutmaster
at Shumway, will assist Mr.. Cope
with Troop s. New men will assist
the other troops
New Scout Ball Team
Jack Fuss is coaching Scout ball
team of which Scouts from all troops
of Flagstaff are members. While at
Winslow Saturday, Jack lined up a
game with the Winslow Scout team
and it is hoped that a game may be
secured with Williams Scouts. Jack
has a real good sand-lot aggregation
and will give all visitors a hard run
for their money.
Williams Three New Eagle Scouts
At court of honor at Williams
Friday three of the older Williams
Scouts completed their requirements
for their Eagle Scout badges. The
boys are Otto Lebsch, Kenneth Lebsch
and Dermont Melick. Williams now
has four Eagles and Winslow six,
making ten Eagle Scouts in the coun-
ell. Flagstaff will be on par with
these other towns in about one month.