The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1936-10-22

Court Of Honor
For Boy Scouts
Belgrade Scouts Took Part
and Received Merit
Awards

Bean-fed and satisfied some for
ty Scouts, from Sank Centre and
Belgrade, Scouters and American
Legionnaires settled themselves
Monday evening in the Community
Club rooms to witness one of the
high light ceremonies in the Scout
ing program, the Court Of Honor.
Chairman Of the Court, L. T. Lovik.
presented the program, and q
awards were made before John D.
Virgins, Scout Executive Of the
Central Minnesota Area.
Preceding the awarding Of the
badges the group was seated at
long tables and fed one OF the fav-
orite Scout dishes, beans. Sponsor
ing both the feed and the Court of
Honor were the members Of the
local American Legion Post. High
est among the awards made was the
rank next below Eagle, Life Scout,
to Warren Peglow and Russell Lar
son, whose work in obtaining ten
merit badges after becoming First
Class Scouts entitled them to this
rank. These boys were designated
by John D. Virgins to award men,
bers of the Court, Legionnaires who
sat in the Court, and members Of
the boys work committee of the
Rotary Club with the Scouters
badge.
Outstanding because awards were
made by members of the boys FAM
lilies were the Star Scouts awards
conferred on Bud Hunt, Jarvis
Hansen, and Raymond Berggreen.
Presenting the awards respectively
were: Miss Lucy Hunt, s. p. Han
sen, Jr., and Mrs. George Berg
green.
On a last minute notice the Rev.
Glen Kilberg, Scoutmaster Of the
Belgrade troop, brought nine
Scouts, some of them ready for
awards, along with two committee
men, Walter Werts and Edgar Lin
derholm. These gentlemen were all
members of the Court and Rev.
presented the First Class
On q program opening with the
of the colors, followed
with the singing OF America, and
featuring a clarinet solo by Ed
with accompaniment by
Miss Dorothy Wilson, Executive
Virgins offered an invitation to
Sank Centre and Belgrade Scout
ers to attend Region Ten Scouters
in st. Paul on Friday
and Saturday of this week. He
the Rotary Club and
Mr.. Kowalke on their contemplated
move to further Scouting in Sank
Centre and reminded them that 1t
was a man sized job that would
need constant effort on everyone's
part.
Following the awards listed be-
ow, taps dismissed the Scouts
rom the Court:
Second Class Award-Joe Thorn
burg, Belgrade. First Class-Rob-
,rt Rydholm, Franklin Vandesteeg,
foe Jackson, of this city, and
Bruce Linderholm, Arthur, Paul !
ION, Walter Anderson and Joe |
Of Belgrade. Merit Bad
Peglow, Athletics;
Bud Hunt, Wood working; Jarvis
Life Saving, Wood carv-
ng, Pioneering and Swimming; |
Russell Larson, Athletics; Lloyd |
Vruck, Pioneering. Star Scout |
Hunt, Jarvis Hansen,
nd Raymond Berggreen. Life
,cout Award-Warren Peglow and
RUSSELL Larson.
While the following were not
.warded Monday evening, the
wards listed denote the advance
nent made by Scouts during the
ummer months at Camp and right
a this community. Joe Jackson
'econd Class; Willis Lovesee-Sec-
nd Class; Ray Berggreen-First
lass. Personal Health, Public
Iealth, First Aid, Civics, Music.
Swimming, Cooking.
lie Saving; Bud Hunt-Pathfind- \
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