The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1930-04-24
SCOUT ROUNDUP
WAS FINE SUCCESS
Troop 25, Sank Centre, Won
First by Wide Margin
Paynesville Second
SOME CLASSY EVENTS
Public Given Glimpse of Some
of the Worthwhile Things
Boys Are Taught

The large attendance at the Dis.
trict Boy Scout Roundup held at
the Junior High School Auditorium
last evening indicated that this
community is well sold on the
Scout program.
Troops 25 and Is, of Sank Centre
were out in full force. Troop IA
of Paynesville, was accompanied by
Orvil Chisholm, Mr.. Richmond
scoutmaster, and P. T. Boobar
Scoutmaster J. w. Perry and L.
P. Greener accompanied Troop SO
from Grey Eagle.
The troops from Long Prairie
and Browerville were also expected
to be present, but failed to show
up.
District Leader, Rev. Earle B
Jewell, of this city, had charge OF
the events. He introduced L. L.
Kells, district president, who in
turn introduced the new executive
from the Central Minnesota Area
G. e. Nash. The gentleman re-
Gently succeeded Mr.. Armstrong in
this area. He made very fine i'm
preston upon the Scouts and the
citizens. Joel Schmitt, st. Cloud
assistant Scout executive, made a
brief and interesting talk.
Before District Leader Jewell
started the regular program Scout
master Roy Scott, of Troop 49,
Sank Centre, displayed his troop OF
Junior Scouts, ranging from about
8 to II years old.
The first event was the bugling
contest. DR.. p. w. Hanson was
the judge of this event. Allen Lies
berg, Paynesville, won first; Dean
Kinsella, Sank Centre, second, and
Lloyd Wruck, Sank Centre, third.
w. M. Parker was the judge of
the signaling. One boy stood on
the shoulders of a group Of his fell
lows and sent his message to an
other Scout at the other end of the
room. The Minette twins, Carl sig
mailing, and James receiving, OF
Troop 1S, were first in this event
Vernon Weeks sending and Bob
Falk receiving, Troop Is, Sank
Centre, were second. Troop IA, OF
Paynesville, was represented by
Ross Boobar, sending, and Hollis
Kannenberg, receiving. They were
awarded third place.
In the knot tying contest Troop
10 was represented by Clarence
Eckberg, James and Carl Minette
Chester Otto, Albert Peglow and
Harold Skogland.
Troop IA, Paynesville, entered
Allan Liesberg, Morris Weber, Bur
ton Olson, William Huntington
Roger Gilbertson, James Gale and
Warren Helm.
Troop rs, Sank Centre, had Dean
Kinsella, John Dubois, Larry Coop
err, Morris Arneson, Anthony De-
Long and Judy Dubois.
Troop Is had a perfect score in
this event, while Troops IA and 18
each made one mistake.
In the bait casting contest Pat
Dubois. of Troop rs, had it on his
competitors like a blanket. Willis
Dahlem, of Troop Is, was second
anu SldTeuCc IChociS, VI Ao, "os
third.
The First Aid events were judged
by DR.. Julian F. Dubois, DR.. A. F
Moynihan and DR.. P. o. Peterson
The entries were: Troop IA, Allan
Liesberg, Warren Helm, William
Huntington, Lincoln Kannenberg
Ambers Sandfern. clifton Kannen-
berg, Ross Boobar and Jack Harti-
gan. Troop rs, Carlton Eckberg
John Peschek, Delbert Carpenter
Allen Brown, Homer Erickson
Willis Dahlem, and Donald Rattle
Troop Is, Clarence Eckberg, Rich
ard Borgmann, Merrill Forsberg
. and Clark Berry. In this event
Troop Is won first place; Troop II
second and Troop Is, third.
In the Surprise event Charles Ra-
the, and Carl Minette, Sank Centre
Roger Gilbertson, Paynesville, and
Norman Feierabend, Grey Eagle
were given soda crackers with in.
structions to whistle several bars
of Yankee Doodle" as soon as each
had finished eating. Norman Feier.
abend, Of Grey Eagle, won this
event handily.
The fire by friction contest had
Julian Markson and Pat Dubois, OF
Troop Is; Clarence Eckberg repre-.
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