The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-07-15
ELKS SCOUT PERIOD
AT CHANOWAP|ENDS
With HONOR AWARDS
M. B. Gilman Takes Movies of
Boys for Showing Next VIM
ter; Forty New Arrivals

Woodrow Shepard, first class scout
OF troop 3, Bismarck, was announced.
Monday night, at the closing council
fire Of the third period at Camp Chan
Owapi, as the best all -around camper
Of the period. This makes him eligl-
BILE to receive the official scout flash
light presented. by Quanrud, Brink
and Reibold.
The scouts left camp this morning.
This period was sponsored by the
Bismarck and Mandan Elks clubs.
Visitors days were encouraging. NJ.
B. Gilman took some moving pictures
OF the group to be shown during the
winter to scouts who have not at
tended camp. This period had the
record for attendance for the sum-
mer, with So in camp.
About 40 scouts arrived at Chan
Owapi to replace these scouts. They
will end the season for boys, after a
weeks real outing. Any boys or
scouts wishing to attend this period
for part time may do SO if they wish.
Flying Eagles Lead
The patrol contest for the period
was won by the Flying Eagle patrol,
which has become the outstanding
patrol of the camp season. The pa
troll received a watermelon from
Gussner'S as a reward. The patrol
also won the major number Of table
inspections and received a box OF
Hersheys from the Gamble Robinson
company.
The members of this patrol are
Woodrow Shepard. p. L., Robert Grit
fin, Richard Griffin, Onver Sorsdahl,
John Cameron, Tom Dohn and Jack
Van Wyk.
The mouth organ offered by the
Dahners-T avis company vas present.
cd to Richard Griffin, who was chosen
as the best campfire entertainer of
the week. Besides being a talented
harmonica player, Richard also Is a
good song and pep leader.
The various other camp cap honorS
were announced at the last breakfast
of the period. Every scout receives
some recognition for good work done
while at camp.
Gain Highest Honors
The scouts who were elected into
the highest honor society Of Camp
Chan Owapi were: Richard and
Robert Griffin, troop 8, Bismarck,
John Robertson, troop IS. Dickinson,
and Sidney Bjornsor and Raymond
Friez, troop 81, Mandan.
Robert Byrne, scoutSnaster OF the
Elks troop, vas elected into the order
as an active member and holds the
distinction of passing his ordeal at
the council ring of Chan Owapi, a
are privilege. These scouts now are
members Of the Order of the Arrow
and were initiated into the order
after taps, Monday evening.
Scouts in camp during this week
and already members of the order
were John Cameron and woodrow
Shepard, and the Junior and senior
officers OF camp.
Win HonorS and Numerals
Those scouts who were chosen by
the camp council as honor campers
for the week are: Eugene Fevold,
Robert Alderman, Vernon. HedstrOm.
of Bismarck; Jack SINNERS, Leonard
Farr, Ed Toman, Art Friesz. Bill
Broderick, Dick Gallagher. Burgess
Thysell. OF Mandan; Jack Van Wyk,
Sioux Center. Iowa: Robert Curn and
Donald Duck. of Dickinson; Kenneth
Underland, Vinton Plath. and Bruce
Plath, of Hettinger; and Ebert Timm,
of Wishek.
Scouts who received Chan Owapi
numerals for the week were: Neil
Beylund, George Grant, Walter Doyle,
Robert Baker, Charles Leekley, Ray
Homan, John Dewey. Ed. Knudtson.
Robert Peters, Ernest Grenz, August
zucger, Irwin Rybnhich, Donald
Mushik, Raymond Blake, Bernard
Toman, Robert Pfenning, Roy Bold,
Oliver Sorsdahl, Tom Dohn, Andrew
Jensen, Fay Stocking, Sidney Leh-
man, Albert MARBLE, Rogers Thysell,
Jack Broderick and Lloyd Nordholm.
Many Swimmers Test Out
The swimming awards for the pc
Rod reduced 20 sinkers at the outset
to four at the close and went to:
Beginners, 50-foot swim, start with
lump feet first and turn-*Irvin
Rynbnickek. Robert Curn. 'Charles
Leekley, sJohn Robinson, raymond
Homan, ARTHUR Friesz, 'Kenneth
Underland, Robert Peters, Eugene
Schultz, +Lloyd Nordholm, Roger
Thysell, George Grant, Raymond