The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1926-01-14
BOY SCOUT NEWS

Valley District Scout Committee viii
be held on January 24th at the
Lambertville House, 730 p. NJ.
Last Monday night at the Pres
ibyterian Church was held the Second
Scout Night of the year. The Sunday
School room was full of friends of
the boys, both old and young. Paul
Vetter, Scoutmaster of Troop 8, is
to be congratulated on the success
of the program. Mr.. Foltz in present
ing the Scoutmasters' Pin to Mr..
Vetter said, "If more young men of
your type were in our community,
our future manhood would be well
led" Field Executive Livermore
spoke on the opportunities and pleas
ure one derives from knowledge
of the "0ut of Doors. Senior Patrol
Leader Levey, of Troop No. %, and
Assistant Scoutmaster Hart, of New
Hope, gave demonstrations of first
aid, and "a quick way to make a
stretcher." We were very glad to
have with us J. Edward Kloeke,
Scoutmaster of Trenton, who pre-
sented an attractive program of
movies. District Commissioner Cole
awarded Tenderfoot Pine to Maurice
Barnsfeld. Lloyd Cole, Carl Germer-
hansen, Frank Naylor, Fred Petrie,
Albert Robillard, Jack Wendelken,
Walter Williamson, Paul Hartpense.
Melville Refuge, John Schenek, Ber-
nard Ashton, Joseph Patterson and
Ralph Ashton. A temporary certi-
ficate was awarded the troop, and
the permanent certificate will be
presented later before the Brother
hood.
Next Sunday morning the Troop
Charter, which officially connects the
Troop with the church, and Nation
al Headquarters, will be presented
at the Mems Bible Glass Meeting of
the Baptist Church. Mr.. Livermore
will present the charter to William
Conover, Chairman of the Troop
Committee, and the Scoutmaster's
certificate to Scoutmaster Raymond
Roberts, which has been delayed
in arriving.
Tonight Thursday will be the
monthly Review Board of those
scouts having passed their second
and first class requirements before
their Scoutmasters. The scouts will
be examined by Assistant Deputy
Commissioner Conner at the Metho-
dist Church, 7.30.
We are glad to welcome to the
ranks of Scouting, Russell Taylor,
who will become Scoutmaster of the
Episcopal Church troop. His brother,
Ernest, the former Scoutmaster, is
now taking night school work in
Trenton.
Scoutmaster Roberts, of Troop 2,
Baptist Church, arranged scheme
whereby the two Patrol Leaders of
his troop We're to have charge of
the meeting. The Patrol Leaders led
the group to Cottage Hill where a
doggie roast was held.
At the Scout meeting of the Cath
Ole Troop. Mr. Narducci, and Emer-
son Levey, of Troop 20, examined
the boys for their Tenderfoot tests
The following boys passed, Master
son, Smith, Shurts, Mcclure, and
Nulty.
Paul Malloy and Mr.. Livermore
instructed in the requirements of the
Tenderfoot to those who are just
learning and elementary First Aid to
the more advanced After playing
"Skin the Snake" and saying the
Scout Oath, the meeting was adj
journed.
Previous to their going to the
Catholic Troop, Mr.. Livermore, and
Scout Levey visited the New Hope
Troop in their new quarters. The
troop have the use of a loft in
one of the large barns bordering
the water front, which they have
made over into meeting room and
gymnasium. Their meeting was cut
short by their going to the Revival
Meeting in the Methodist Church. A
silk flag was to be awarded to the
organization having the largest num-
Der present. Troop No. l having the
biggest turnout successfully carried
off the present, and lived up to the
twelfth Scout Law "a Scout is Rev.
erent".
January Both, Saturday, will be
held pal" Hike to Pennington.
Those scouts wanting to pass their
First Class Hiking and cooking re-
quirements will have the opportun-
ity. They will start out by twos in
time to arrive at the Post Office
in Pennington by twelve o'clock
where they will be met by Mr.
Livermore, and several Eagle Scouts
who will assist him in the test.
Bring COOKING utensils, and the
two kinds of food you want to pre-
pare. Paul Malloy, Chairman Of Ac-
tivities, is anxious to have num-
Der of the boys of our District, as
we want to have good showing be-
fore the Princeton and Trenton Dis
tricts who will also be there.
With Camp Pahaquarra's Camping
season only seven months away, the
Comp Saving Fund Cards are being
signed up more and more every day.
Frank Kramer has a card for you.
SANDY RIDGE BAPTIST CHURCH
Sandy Ridge Baptist Church con-
gregation has increased greatly since
the recent revival. The c. E. Society
have added 30 additional members
to the Society; the Junior Choir has
uyny, tho faunr of the nnocf critical