The Lambertville record., 1926-04-08
BOY SCOUT NEWS

troop in the Delaware Valley Dis
trict. Scoutmaster Wilbur ]. Thrush.
We welcome to the ranks of Scout
ing; Robert Finch, James Hooven,
Louis Klinger, Henry Mathews, Stan-
ley Mathews, Austin Runkle, and
John Williamson. They will celebrate
their entrance to Scouting by hav-
ing a Scout Night at their church
Friday evening, May 18th.
Better jot down in your memory,
April 18th. Scout Night at Troop
No. 5, Methodist Church. Special
Demonstrations by members of the
troop, and Troop No. 80 of Tren-
ton. Scoutmaster Roy benson regis
tered his troop with an applica-
ton for thirteen scouts. A splendid
start.
Lone Scout Meeting April 10Th
Scout Headquarters, Trenton. Tn"
Lone Scouts have started monthly
magazine to be known as the Ire
merare. What does that mean? Sub
scribe for the small fee of fifty
cents a year to their paper. 1t Will
be explained in the next issue.
How many subscriptions do you
have? Will the members of your
troop have the most? Better get
started. Time is flying. Your chance
to help pave your way to camp.
If you see Mr.. Cooper or Mr.. Hazen
on the street, thank them for their
generosity.
A Troop Project for the week
of April 18th-24thl American For
est Week. Devote meetings and
hikes to the study of Trees and
Forestry. Your troop should be pro-
noting interest in wild life. "a seed
ling per scout per troop" would be
motto to further the beautifying
of our city. Plant yours today.
Review Board tonight! How would
you like to eat full dinner? Your
chance is slowly slipping away unless
your a first class scout by April
10Th, the last day you can de-
posit your review board card with
Mr. Conner. John Conner, mem
Der of our Executive Committee is
inviting all scouts who have pass
ed first class examinations to be
his guests at the Stacy Trent Hotel,
May 7th, at our Court of Honor.
Fred Petrie of Troop No. 3, Presby-
terian Church, Paul Vetter. Scout
master is the first one. Will you be
next. There is only one more review
after tonight, and that is April
%.
Who likes to hunt treasures
Here's your chance! After many
months of searching, and travelling
millions of miles it was finally pos
sible for us to unearth the countless
treasures of Captain Kidd for the
hunt, Saturday afternoon, April
18th, at 2 P. M. We were lucky
when we found his hiding places.
viii you be as lucky? Race horses
will have nothing on the scouts when
they line up in front o. Kram US
Memorial Plant at the foot Of Bridge
street.
percent flied mn
Camp registrations are one-euarter
completed. Better see your Scoutmas-
ter or Frank Kramer to SIGN Won nm
for the bio weeks of fun. IT onlv
takes dollar to REGISTER for ono
week, and only six for the seasons
registration of six weeks. A quarter
a day will bring you two weees
camping by the end of May. Think
of the chance to have GOOD
SWIM in sparkling clear water.
Two more we'll known local mon
have AGREED to assist us in evan
ming First Glass Scouts for Merit
BADGES, Hon. Horace G. Prall, Ex-
aminer of the Civics Merit Bad~e,
and Mr.. Harry r. Slack, Examiner of
the COOKING Merit BADGE. Scout
masters should place the names of
new examiners as they appear week
ly in the newspapers, in their troop
scrap book, to be of assistance to
them in directing scouts for exam
ination.