The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-08

activities for the year is as follows: "There were 28 sessions of the court.
 "rhe average members present at sessions were 3:6. The total at tendance record of members were 72. The total number of first class scouts appearing was 59, sec- ond class scouts 22.
 "Star scout badges were award ed to 21; life scout. z; eagle scout g. merit badges to second class scouts, 51; merit badges to first class scouts, 266; total badges, all grades, 347."
 The reviewing board held 20 ses- sions during the past year, with an average attendance of three mem- bers and a total attendance of bl. The board qualified 1O9 second class and 3S first class scouts. There are now 619 tenderfoot scouts, 1S4 second class and 148 first class or over, making a total ! of 951.
 The total membership, including scouts, scoutmasters. troop com" mitteemen and others Is 1,272. Cub pack organization figures follow: 211 cubs, 22 pack com mitteemen, 8 cubmasters and as, sistants. This gives grand total of 1,162 boys but does not include 325 registered scouters. An en- rollment of 1,4S7 boys and leaders is thus the complete figure includ- ing the small boys. -
 Frederick C. Fromm, retiring chairman of the committee on leadership and training reports that SC certificates to 54 scout leaders were awarded at exercises in May, as follows: Advanced first aid, 9; standard first aid. 9; Sea Scout leaders, l9; approved course, 12; standard course. '; ad- vanced course. 6; specialization course, 3.
 Tho Sea Scout committee on June 21 completed four-day training course for leaders III which eight men completed Part l of the training. On December 2o' the cub committee completed q gpecial training course, 37 leaders graduating at exercises this week. Eleven leaders received adult lead CT certificates, qualifying for cup masters and assistant cub masters Nineteen of these were junior lead CTS and qualified to serve as den chiefs.
 Ellis r. Phelan, retiring chair man of the rallies and demonstra- tions committee, reports in part as follows:
 "The annual fall rally and ex- position was held in the state Armory November IA. This con, sisted of general assembly of all troops in the council. A series or well-arranged and carefully plan ned exhibit booths in which Vari- Ous troops demonstrated merit badge subjects and various phases of scouting and scoutcraft. Fol- lowing the assembly n fine series of troops demonstrations ana stunts were presented. Particular mention should be given to Presi- dent Walsh's cordial and inspiring address of welcome and greeting, the Sea Scout committees demon- stration, the program of Indian dances by the Tribal Society Of Black Hawks, and the music furn- ished by the St Francis Xavier Drum and Bugle Corps.
 "A special divisional rally was held at Thomaston high school gymnasium, December IF, under the direction of Field Commander Abel. All six troops of the division cooperated in this rally. The pro. gram consisted of exhibits and troop demonstrations.
 Officers 1881
 President, Louis A. Walsh, Mid- dlebury; vice-president, John M. Burrall, 41 Church street; vice. president Martin l.. Martus, 142 Columbia boulevard; vice presi, dent, Herman J. Weisman, Al Prospect street; secretary. Arthur ID. Marston, 55 Elmwood avenue; treasurer, Samuel F. Williams, VI Hillside avenue: commissioners, Ernest W. BosseI, IF Robbins street.
 Chairman of Committees
 Finance, Mark l.. Sperry; court of honor, Honor, Herbert 5. Root, reviewing board, Harrison 5. Al len: troop organization, William $. Curtis; leadership and training Richard Fisher; rallies and demon- stratIons, Ernest W. Bossel; pub licity, Warren UpsOn; camping, George C. Erskine; civic service, Frank J, Green: health and safety, pr, II. Everett Allen; reading, Earle IT, Blanchard; clubbing. Rev John R. coombs; sea scouting Martin l.. Martus.
 Members at Large
 Barrow l.. Ieminwny, William J. I.arkin, Jr, James A. Phelnn, Lewlb l. Hart, Leon II. French. Frank r. MeEyoy, Forest q, Purlnton, chnuneey r. UGnss, 3rd, Charles " Perry, Edward \. RaDders0n. F' Duiion Noble,
 New Memlers fOr tD32
 Edward handern0n, Be0ylli c0m' pany. Warren Ups0n, Bronson Lewis and BroDh0Dj william Car. pentnr. Patent Button Company; Dr Joseph gIeisaoi, Fills r. f'heinn.
 Thn a0mmiiion on nominations nov Inrludeal Chairman, Leon II. Ersneh, Forest q. i'nrlni0H and chauneey q. u0aH. 3rd.