The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-23
Scout. Meet At <
 Camp Sepunkum
New Milford Registers Greatest Pointage - Prepare
 Minstrel Show

Features of the day at Camp Sepunkum, Friday, consisted of a Scout meet between the various scouts of the different troops rep resented in camp.
 Troops with a majority of scouts in camp for the third week are Troops -1, New Milford; 22, 10, |7, IS, 29, 19, of Waterbury. The results of the meet between these troops were as follows: Signaling
 = Troop 14, first; Troop 29, sec Iond, and Troop 2, third. Songs aahd cheers Troop IS, first: Troop 1, New Milford, Troop z, third. Obstacle race = New Mill ford, first; Troop 29, second, and Troop IS, third. Fireman's carry = Troop II, first; Troop IA, sec ond; Troop 22, third. Indian hand wrestle = Troop 1, New Milford, first; Troop z. second; Troop 1, New Milford, third. Leg wrestle - Troop 22, first and sec- ond places; Troop 29, third. Pyra- mid building = Troops z and Il tied for first; Troop l, New Mill frod, second; Troop 29, third. To- tai scores New Milford, first; Troop IS, second; Troop Il, third.
 Other activities for the day = The camp baseball team held prac- tice in preparation for their game with Camp Quarta next Tuesday. The members of the Order of Se- punkum spent part of the day preparing for their minstrel show, which is to be held Tuesday eve- ming.
 Although the weather was un- settled, the campers had the privi- leges of boating and canoeing, par ticipated in their various water activities, and the Troops in Camp with more than seven boys or ganized their teams for volley ball tournament to be held Mon- day afternoon.
 Special visitors in camp during the day were members of the Troop committee of the New Mill ford Troop and members of the Troop committee of Troop IS, Waterbury, of the Sts Peters and Pauls church, including Chairman Leonard and Father Woods.
 The craft shop at camp is prov ipg to be a popular rendezvous of the campers during regular per- iods as we'll as their .free-time periods, and of special interest to the campers, is the new depart ment of airplane modelling, which has been established, and Is un- der the supervision of the Boy Scout Aeronautics Club of Water bury, all of whose members are attending camp this week. Model planes of all species and types may be seen gliding over the campus at all intervals, as the enthusiastic builder tries out his craft. In- structors in the airplane depart ment are Lewis Monerat, Wallace Finke, and Robert Curtis.
 In the other departments of the craft shop, where articles of leather, metal, and wood, are feat ured, scouts can always be found busily engaged in making the various articles.
 Local troop scoutmasters who are attending camp with the mem- bers of their troops for the week are Dexter Durand, Scout Master of Troop 1, Cheshire, George Moseley, of Troop 2. Watertown, and Emil Detlefsen, of Troop 10. Waterbury.
 Coming events for the remainder of the season will be the visit of the New Milford Lions Club. which will make its annual visit to the camp and have supper with the Scouts, Wednesday eve ming. July 27, and the annual visit of the Waterbury Rotary Club, which takes place Tuesday, August 2nd.
 Saturday evening of this week, the evening program at Camp &c., punkum will consist of troop stunt