The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-11-30

The local council of Boy Scouts |. offering training course, con, :, aisting of i've sessions, to all Ioch, srsvt leaders and men interesten tn training for Cub leadership, the twnior division of Boy scouts oI America. sessions being held Wen. y,sadav evening at 7:30 o'clock at the gecond Congregational church "nder the personal supervision oi acout Executive Arthur D. MATE ton. ..,u, h. hold uyaduesday evening, the first being Conducted last Wednesday at which lime 28 local leaders resistereo' including: u., q lrvdc gcoutmnsters Harold Y. litzKeraid, Milton Huffman. Ever ett II. west, Assistant Scouttnhs's,n Charles W. sterbaitis. George h. Gray. Richard Y. Burdette; )unio. Assistant Scoutmasters , bnhns.. shuts, John T.. Mitchell. Ap'nonS Tajmont, Patrol Leaders Ivan Bun, nell, Benedict Pranulis, hsnne.n ~ Morris. Alden Hlll. Henry s khnas, Lewis Eastwood, Roy Oneil, Nslsoh 'r M. Camp, James Leary, Bart 0ui, ter. Frank Blakley. AssiH'nnt In.,V, Leaders John CulHnhn, Wa copes, Dcanc C. Gould. cup ma" ma tsrs Rev John H. cooJnbs. teI On- car L. Locke. Rev Edwhru M, Nw ,,, As, Additionai registrations VIII S, .eoented at the second session ,h,. Wedncsday, between hnh s.a0 o'clock in the class room ht tba Second church, or cnr0limehih ,.sv be made at the Scout counen ofiiee in Lincoln House, 20 Field .fseet. up to Wednesday cVchlhb. negistrntions will not be accepted af,er inc second session. hs only thoao who can attain minimum af fo,,r sesnlons will be eligible TOT training certificate ,.,
 These courses are being conouct- ad by the committee on iehdcrsh,p and training, Scout ExccntiVc Arthur D, Marstou Bup"rVlsiHB thcse co1rscn The director or ths rourse is William q. GricVe, who far inc DaHt three years has been director of the Cub Camp ht camp s,nn,,nkum. and who is Il gradual. nf The National Training School or 1uhhina Lenderghip, conducted Dy tha educational department or the national council. Boy Scouts or Amerlcn. MT Grievc has hhd ex- centionai experience with cup uanks and cub leadership. Dohhlo t.urke. who for the past two ychrn has been il member 0! tn" bthH ht inc Cub Camp and nssittnht 'u" master, IA assisting as hHsh'hht ni- rector Of the course. ..,....
 Whey are open 10 hH scontIhs leaders and any other men anu olfer boys intsrestsd Tn trh'n.ns for junior boy leadership me only cost to the members or ino courses is for such reference boo"A as are required in ths courHst.
 The sessions arc held rom LoS to e:30 D. m. in the clhsS rooms VI tbe second Congregational church, and q cordial invitation is eA,en .d to men interested in boy Iehn- .rsti, whether they are officially connected with the Boy Scouts or nnt Parents are cordially Invited to attend these classes or 10 como in ns observing visitors.
 Clubbing is the junior division or ,ha I,ov Scouts of America Tor boys of .. 10, and II years Of age
 Therc are now eight nctlV" cup paeka in the Waterbury councII with oyer 1b0 boys active. Train e6 leadership is necessary Tor CT fectiyo clubbing md to those who are interested in clubbing for the'r boys nrc sure 10 gain some real Ieadership training by taking h'- yhptnge of these courses.
 The outline of the program TOT Inc second course is nH follows:
 .7;50 D. m.---Organlzation of "Parcnts Club" by Chief Mnrrlon'
 TAO D. inflow to Start Pack Meeting" by William f' GrieVe.
 4. Opening Ceremonies.
 E. Meaning of Pack Phck| Jhck,ii
 C. Using Living Circle ID
 meeting.
 s,0O p, m.---Dcn fneetlDKt.
 4. Prepare for Inntomlm"s.
 DssNfnt Hons or