New Britain herald., 1930-01-17

sIIcrably. as WAS shown hy the rc- ports of the various committees sub mittcd at the meeting and outlined by Mir. Warren himself
 Other officers elected were as fol- lows: Vice presidents, William W Eull"n. Logan L. Page, and F. E. Gilpatric; secretary, scout Executive oscar A. Erickson; treasurer, Will liam II. Judd: commissioner, Charles E, Morgan; members at large, Dr |. ]. Dumout. Charles Pratt, William H. Day, Rabbi Jesse Schwartz, Rev. William IT, Busch, William II trovclI lrIund Clark. Dr, IT, D. and all 1929 mambcrs a0d troop committeeman who qualify as "scoutcrs." These names were pre- scented ny q nominating comnittcc of which Ralph II. Henson Nas ctairmau
 Tine local council BOW has 26 troops with q total Of $50 leaders. scouts. and cubs. Il VII, reported The camp committee report showed great gains in attendance at the new amp on Crystal pond, Woodstock hut the comnjttee frankly expressed itself as Goslrous Of obtaining fur Jher now equipment for the 12%o season in order to take care Of 200 boys Among the things desired arc m intirnary. additional cabins and ,l ,.n l,..1 tn gC commodafe 1g5 boys at meal times.
 The following men were present at the Iucotine. William crowcll, Judge NJ. h. SaNa, Ralph II. Benson. A. II. Scott, Walter Bell, Leon Spraguc. Edward T.. Weeks. Cart Ncumau William II. Day. George E Taylor. Joseph Williams, Rev Will liam II. l3arsch, William II. Judd, r. " Guibcrson, (. e. Holt. Carl An derson. Rev William IT, Alderson Louis P. Sladc, ognn l.. Page, and Col. William W. l'ullon.
 OhicctiNcS for l93N
 A list Of obicctivos for the com- ing year was presented 10 tine cont cil members aS the goal toWa'l which local scouting will now Striy. . These objccliNcs are as follows: Contmjancc )f the fiyr-yc#r pro Srcssiyo training program; slrcnstG- eninc Of institutional backing of troops where needed. and cultivation Of new insu.utjouS. organization O. at least four u.w troops, increase Of enrolment to 150 scouts. securing of 3n per cent Of the enrolment for camp, sjrn@lmn2 tho merit had.c program through increase Of cona- s~lIors, and Improvement in court or honor procedure: rucroas" '1 council rub)jytIy. reduction of lIa ramp mortgt@c; aud 1Ho fudmg o. scouting work for c}rr} copD II memnlr.
 NdN%nc" in Training Nadc
 "Tho most important --.p in our rouurI traum- pro-wm u"- taken aGruz thc pa.t lrar "HH ino adoo- Ion Of th" li'c-,,ag Iru@ru@e'', rainjDy pro-"o. ",haHmu W. lam L.. Pay ul ;I. Ir.uuu- rog- mittco reported "Thts rou-ls's ol .icmcwary aromma.'-r-' traiuiu- course. advanced ru-' ad cour- and specialization course. Iu suau ~rhjocts as ~Nimun@, Hive Savu. uatur. study. laudicr1l, leather craft. map making archery, ,lc. \ rompDcIou or tho required coure,: plus two weeks in camp WtU mHl, inc scouun,c,trr ,H2Ihio to rrcp., inc s,oruUd5j,rs n.t. which i4 'h, hi2ho.t honor OUT leaders can .r ,itc. We have uaGr 1 r,al start 9 llis five Hvr program during Ie!t
 "TUc 0r.t a1d >oUrsc Was ho=p on Fobr@ar, l1. with au session. held n the nHrsE classroom at lh' hospual Instructors ",r. Euouj < EeuoH and Dopu.y Commission. Neil MacuougaI There were 2" tcu enrolled Of whom = qualit,r the l5HM examination.
 "Un March ]" th4 elementary eoutn#st'r+' 'raluiu- com-o wn .artci and held 12 sessions. IncHd. E hlcs Tuuut>-Gour men ouroll-, thi7 ,oms. and if r'r'jfica'" s'ro awarded.
 "TNc advanced tjr-' and cour' sith lr. G,uojt and 'lr. Macpousal IS instructors started again ou No t,mh,r r auI h.hl tn' Inm oN .lairartou on ImarN 5. l9"n. jr@ f,cn uen quatIrd for tj. aIraur l;"d rro-- dli 1r" sf".auznrlo ''riiiWftt...
 A lDtH uf HE. rUa.. n.n.n"r A- r~ awarded
 l,",5- rrrtnuI,,u On Hikes
 Tr. taaw- "H HU ar"cWdJon- "I t.oop aud pa'rul Ul.,- ~a- u..,.d p Tine u,11ar- of 'n n"alIH a"' sarrp coumc.r 1n Ih.1r r'po'' which r. n r,n 1- toll"a>
 "W. could Drl, To r:lf '.. at, ton oi oti tropp leaders to the ltr .