The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-07-22

NPOW-W0W FINALE
AT WILDWOOD CAMP
Richard Schmidt Is Chosen Best
AIl-Around Camper for
Last Period
A huge campfire pow-wow, with. Al
youth participating, was the sched-
uled closing event Of the year for
Camp Chan Owapi, on Wildwood lake
between Washburn and Wilton, &C.
cording to w. G. Fulton, camp di-
rector.
The camp closes for the year fol-
lowing completion Of the fourth Pc
Rod. In charge Of the camp were
senior officers, Mr.. Fulton and A. c.
Van Wyk, and the junior officers,
Melvin Munger, Robert Edick, Myron
Benser, Kenneth Joslin, and Donald
Fulton.
Richard Schmidt Of the Agha
Dinaee patrol was chosen by the
camp council as the best all around
camper Of the period. Richard was
presented with q Scout flashlight
given each period by Quanrud, Brink
and Reibold. The four best campers
OF the summer are: Charles Shearn,
first period: Paul Gussner, second
period; Woodrow Shepard, third pc
Rod; and Richard Schmidt. fourth
period. One Of these four boys will
be chosen by the camp committee
IF. p. Homan, H. G. Shuttle, H. o.
Saxvik. ]. p. Wagner, and j. N. Roh-
erty) as the best and most outstand-
ing camper Of the summer. This dis
tinction carries with it q prize Of $25
worth Of merchandise presented
through Mr. chatham Of Montgomery
Ward & Co.
The Flying Eagle group won the
patrol contest, this distinction adding
40 points to its credit. The patrol
leader Of the Eagles, Paul Gussner,
accepted the prize watermelon offered
by Gussner's. The Agha Dinaee, the
Third, won second place with 1863
points and the Black Paws third with
l26.
The Flying Eagles won the largest
number Of tent inspections for the
week, having four out of the six to
their credit. The Agha Dinaee patrol
won n and the Black Crows one.
The Camporee contest held Sunday
afternoon was won by the Agha
Dinaee patrol. The Flying Eagles and
the Black Paws won second and third
places respectively. This contest was
the most closely contested one of the
Summ.--.
Barney Toman, Mandan. was the
axe-thrower of the period,
sticking 10 out OF Is axes in the axe
post. Joe Wright, first period, still
holds the record however, with 81
to his credit.
The Camp Goat, considered by
everyone as a real honor, was again
awarded to Ebert Timm of Wishek,
N. D., since he was the outstanding
worker of the whole period.
The winners Of the baseball tour
nament we're the famous Snipe
Hunters who won the final game
from the All Stars.
The winners of the Stunt nights
were announced as follows: For
Thursday night-the Black Paws,
first; Agha Dinaees, second; and Fly
ing Eagles, third; for Sunday night
the TwoSome patrol, first; the Black
Paws, second, and the Agha Dinaees.
third.
The Agha Dinaee Patrol won the
most number Of table inspections and
received as their reward a box OF
candy from Gamble Robinson Co.
The scouts who were given special
recognitions during the week through
their appointments as officers OF the
day were: Richard Griffin, Richard
Schmidt, Paul Gussner, Steve Ward.
Charles Shearn, Ebert Timm. and
Howard Reuter-.
Many Scout tests were passed dur
in the week. Steve Ward of Mime
waukan passed his Tenderfoot test
and was enrolled as a Lone Scout.
who completed their second
class tests while in camp and who re-
their badges we're: Howard
of Huron, s. D., John Wallace
Of Troop 3, Bismarck and Jack Van
Wyk, q Lone Scout of Sioux Center,
Iowa. The scouts who received their
first class badges at the council fire
were: Ebert Timm Of Wishek. Neil
Of Troop 8, Paul Gussner
Of Troop 3 and Richard Griffin OF
Troop 7. The following merit badges
awarded: To Robert Griffin,
pioneering, swimming and life saving;
10 Richard Griffin, life saving; SWIM
ming; to Ebert Tmm, ~leathercraft;
to Richard Schmidt, pioneering; to
Paul Gussner, life saving and leather
craft; Neil Croonquist. leathercraft.
The best handicraft project OF the
was chosen to be the knife
made by Neil Croonquist OF
Troop 3. He was presented as q prize
IN official scout jackknife offered by
French and WEIGH Cor Walter Ward
and John wallace also entered ar
;icles worthy Of prizes.
Those scouts who were chosen as
campers worthy of their 1880 camp
numerals for the period were an
1ounced to be Shirley Knapp. Law
'ence Press, Vincent Pankrautz, Nor
nan Schmoll, Robert Baker, Howard
Neil CroonquiSt, John Peter
Robert Penner, Jack Van Wyk,
Robert Iverson, Dayton Shipley. Ed
vim Haggerty. Roger Thysell, Bonnie
3ingletary. To those scouts who
themselves to be better camp
RS than their camp mates, the degree
4 honor camper was awarded them:
steve Ward, John Wallace. Arthur
Albert Thysell, Billy Broder-
OK, Bernard Toman, Edward Toman,
raymond Homan and Ebert TimH.
Two new scouts received the out
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