New Britain herald., 1929-11-21
School Board Resents Criticism
 Behind Its Back of Financiers
 On H. 5. Addition Appropriation
Y SCOUTS ATTEND
 BOARD OF REVIEW
i5 Pass Requirements-Boy to
 Usher al Football Game

t-,rH'..n Eoe Srous appeared 1a5or- :u. council board O. review .' it. wr.'.n@ lu ,hr scoUt ouic,. last uI1h' auI zou-nt advancement 10 ,ihor first Or second class rank. iU.r'. oOlz succeeded. three proved slov m signalling and will D. n..'r another opportunity to pa,S 'JtS rIujramaut on Monday. and onn @ai.,d m two subjects. hold ing up his advancement Tor one month. I'sp4'! Commissioners Cbarlr- AJcll and Neil MacDougan. $coE'mas'"r r. N Islieb and scout E>or0.jv, u. \. Erickson composed tho board
 Tn" boys ,uo appeared bofore the board 8.r. AIbor, Johnson, Troop V. Gordon Woodstoc!l. Troop @". Charles Woodstock Troop .": Michaal Eo9Scro. Troop 19; Harold Johnson, Troop z: William Uordrrian, Troop 23, pomnic Car loil Trooo -3: Russell Korin, Troop 4: Salvatore Iucitto, Troop @@: George St. Laurence. Troop @I: Franklin Atwa'or. Troop f; Elmer Maynard. Troop 22. rlan,illc: Will liam Davis, Troop {; William Cor mjor, Troop 2o; Thomas Higgins, Troop i2, and Robert Brown Of Troop 1". Four O. the above scouts 1cro rcHIcwcd for second class a"grd and tho rest for first class.
 scout service at Gam"
 Troop -. in charge Of Scoutmas- rrr Robert $. Quimby and Assistant S'coutmaSter William E. Tracy. with $3 uniformed scouts, will comprise tho largest number Of scouts doing ~cNico al the Hartford New Brit ain football game on Saturday aftcr- noon at Willow Brook park.
 Troops -o end - also have large force Of volunteers. and the names Of these boys submitted at in" office "r- "s follows. From Troop -", Joseph Anaelmo. Kenneth Johnson Paul Fletcher. Alfred Morse. N. EoScl Milton Marsh. D, Pratt Ted Annunzi&ta. ". Law rancc, D. McT5riarty, c. Colarcsi, K. MacNamara l.. Swanson Fred Ward. William Cormicr. Louis O1- dcrshaw. L. Fournicr: Troop 93, Louis Lockwood, Charles GooGlcs. Charles Woodstock. Thomas Les toric. Tony Nalusis, Ejbcrt kioficr. md William Dordorjan; Troop ;, David Dary,
 Each unr leader will chccl; in his group with inc scout executive at G@to 2 between I9:15 and l":Sn D. In. \ fow additional uniformed scouts ran he used at the game. and d 70 phone 2li?.
 First Aid COur>c
 | Dr. Eaoul Bcnoit and Deputy Commissioner Neil MacDougall were in c0orgc Of tho first aid training course which started Sunday in the nur=os' classroom Of the New Brit a.n General hospital < class Of 20 scout leaders vas present,
 The second session requires all .acU attending 10 bring spiints and trianrular bandages 10 the ella S. The vor', Till he practical along tho line of Gi~Iocations and fractures,
 To New Deputies Th" scout office announced that Gerald Fletcher and Lionel Depot 1"" acting as deputy commissioners until Janu2rv r.. when they will he commissioned when the council re- registers, These two men have been requested to inspect and visit the follop'inc troops: Mir Depot. Troops I5, 1G, 1@: and Mir, Fletcher. Troops o,.l, l7 and 2G.
 New Britain Is sixth
 Nov Britain now stands sixth in tho stal" 2s regards the number Of Boy &couts in it's council Hartford leads with l5Io. follo~cd by New Haven wish l.t94. Bridgeport with I.272. Watrr1Yry with S&l. Mcridou with G@t. a}d this city with Gi9. A &rIya i' On 70 recruit loo scouts end uass l"rid"u .1coutmasters are be- ln~ urged 'o register all ncM scouts promptly nd 10 seek re-regi@tratiOn Q. oDG"r members as associate scouts if they haH" ceased active connnc- tIou with tnorr rroope
 Tae court Of honor will hr held aj 'ir. y ". '. \. on Wednesday, "'r- ume Nono'h~r -. at 7:%o o'clorh. 'u pn'in ro3- mv~1 h" in th -cout c..c" by Tu sday noon
 Troona pnnuin- Than&s2tju" o.sa.is for needy fam,ljos ar. ask 'd 'o ,.N iH touch with th" Wclfar" ---- -.---l- .4 -n-1.- L--L Lunll.. l1nn