New Britain herald., 1928-02-02
OFFICIALS ADDED
 BY SCOUT COUNCIL
Aud m Knapp Ars Appointed
 Deputy Commissioners

o."er Scoutmaster George [
 "ard or Troop 3. has accepted
 commission as deputy commissione,
 ahd will help local troops by visita
 tion and inspection. Mr. Ward i
 employed by LanderA Frarv 4
 Clark. In the sales department, an,
 member of Trinity Methodis
 church.
 Howard M. Knapp, Of IS Ceda
 street, Plainville. will render assis
 tance to the Plainville troops whicl
 are affiliated with the local coun
 ch. MT. Knapp is employed by tn, corbin Screw Corp. is a graduate o council training courses and ha. served as member of the troor committee of Troop 3. connected with the First Baptist church.
 "A Regular sco.,t'
 On Sunday evening. February 5, at 7:15. the South church will flea. ture the Scout film. "A Regular scout" starring Fred Thompson, a former scoutmaster and scout com. missioner.
 A special section of about 200 seats will be reserved for the scouts until 1:l0. Troops and leaders are requested to sit together. and to be at tho church not later than 2 D. m. Rev. Dr. Hill will have q special message for scouts, and all scouts Will re-commit themselves to the scout oath and law.
 Troop 10 Meets
 The second meeting of Troop l9 was held last night in the hall of St. Joseph's church with Rev. J. J.. Ksane assisted by James Weir and the scout executive Erickson, in charge of the meeting. There were IT candidates present all of whom worked on the tenderfoot test re- quirements.
 Troop 19 is a veteran troop and formerly has held high rank in scouting in the council. The reor- Eanized troop will soon take its place among the leading troops in the city. 1t Is believed. It is fortunate in having Father Keanc as director. Executive Erickson said today, as he is . skilled scout man, and in addi- tion Is active in the local council training program, serving as chair man of the training committee.
 Troop CS, KcnsingtOn, Starts
 A new troop of scouts is meeting weekly at rooms of kasica- Bolton post. American Legion, in Kensing- ton. The post Is sponsor for thls troop and is supplying. from its membership. the adult leade ership and the troop committee. The scout master will be Adolph Schultz, one of the officers of the post, who fin. ished the 1927 New Britain council training course for scout leaders.
 The troop has held two prelimin- ary meetings and 1s boys have en rolled and are working on the ten derfoot test requirements. From the spirit of the boys, the Legion post expects to have fine troop. The troop meets on Monday night from 7:So to 500. The scout executive is helping in the early meetings of the troop and will help in the pass ing of tests at the next meeting.
 Wednesday Nig1,t Meetings
 The following troops held meet inss on. Wednesday night: Troop II at the Stanley Memorial church, in charge of ecoutmaster E. E. Krans, and Assistant Scoutmaster M. c. Heislsr. Troop IS met in the Central Junior High school. in charge of scoutmaster Francis M. Davis and Assistant scoutmaster Chris Meli- gonis. Troop 23 met in the Salvation Army Hall on Arch street with Fred Engel in charge assisted by Euclid Hartung. Troop 2s also held its regular weekly meet ing at the Emmanuel Gospel church with ScoutmaSter Edward Isleib and Assistant ecoutmaster Cliff. Atwater In charge.
 Troop 1. Newington, will meet to- night In the Home for Crippled Children. with Assistant scoutmas- ter George Anderson in charge. Les lie Coates. assistant scoutmaster of Troop .. has been assisting in the 1 meetings of this troop. The troop { will soon have . new scoutmaster in ( he person of one of the school fac- ,ity. m experienced scout leader. |, l'iooDs Featuring Anniversary Week f The 18th birthday of the Boy 'couts of America will be celebrated ( ,uring the week of February 5-12, nd two troops have already notified hs Scout office of special troop &C., ivtties. They are Troop l. of Ber- in. and Troop 1l. connected with he Nathan Hale Junior High school, ' hich will meet on Tuesday eve- ing, February s.
 Ed Son night with . special peaker. seoutmaster E. o. Shjer- cn expects q large turnout. Troop 1l will have a Parents i, light with an official presentation : f the troop charter and an investi- ure ceremony. It Is expected that :. he president of the council, Alex ndsr H. Scott, the Scout executive, i,e Scout commissioner, and Harry ' veseels, principal of the school and n l,airman of the troop committee. U ill be present.
 Meas Brotherhood Speaker ? The annual meeting cf the Mems T of the Swedish Luth- p ran church. which will be held e onight will have as . speaker the cout Executive. o. A. Erickson. [is subject will be Developing a Thole Boy" Troop IT. ecoutmas- ti sr David Ahlgren. meets at and is fl ponsored by this church. ol
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