The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-06-03
500 Scouts Taking
 Part In Three-Day
 Program Of Council
Boys to Compete for Ratings as Honor or Standard Patrols-Nature Hikes and Competitive Games Are
 ranged-Public Invited to Inspect Mt. Tobe Site

or standard patrols. For honor rat ing, the patrols must receive total of 200 points, and for standard patrols a total of 140 points, based on their demonstration of scoutcraft, setting up camp. patrol organiza- ton and leadership, patrol activi- ties and scout advancement.
 Scout leaders of experience will serve as judges, including Herbert s. Root, chairman of the scout ad- vancement committee; J. Milton Burrall, Jr., chairman of the camp ing committee; Lyman Bunnell, for mer Naugatuck scout executive; Walter P. Green, Carl c. Gulliver of the scout advancement commit tee; and Kenneth Johnson, chair man of the Naugatuck district camp ing committee.
 Scout Executive David F. Babson will serve as camp chief, and As sistant Scout Executive Henry Don- ohue will be in charge of physical arrangements. Sea scout ship No. 2 of the Second Congregational church, under the leadership of Skipper Haskell Barney, will act as service troop, providing aides for parking, guides and other details.
 This evening activities at the cam poree will consist entirely of patrols setting up their camps, getting ready for their stay. Tomorrow morning the judges will score the patrols on the efficiency, while scouts not par ticipating in the inspection will go on an exploration hike of the new camp grounds.
 Games Arranged
 Tomorrow afternoon there will be a program of scout games and con- tests, and in the evening grand council campfire.
 Sunday morning there will be field mass for Catholic scouts at 9 a. m. and a union Protestant service with Rev. Alan M. Fairbank. pastor of the Bunker Hill Congrega- tional church, officiating.
 Nature hikes will occupy the rest of Sunday morning.
 After dinner Sunday there will be a closing assembly, and then a final inspection of camp sites before the camproee closes at o'clock.
 The public is cordially invited to visit the camporee Saturday after noon and evening, and to participate in the field mass or Protestant serv- ice Sunday morning.
 Following is a list of the patrols expected at the camporee:
 The Tiger, Wolf, Flying Eagle, Raccoon, Cobra, and Flaming Ar row, patrols from troop 13 of the Sacred Heart church; the Black Wolf and Silver Fox patrols from troop II of the Bunker Hill church: the Wolf, Moose and Eagle patrols from Woodbury; the Pioneer patrol from troop 20 of the Biased Sacra- ment church; the Rattlesnake, Flaming Arrow and Flying Eagle patrols from troop 2 of the First Methodist church; the Fox patrol from troop 30 of Bucks Hill; the Indian, Cobra, Eagle and Panther patrols from troop 105 at the Ma gatuck YMCA; the Fox, Buffalo and Panther patrols from troop 51 of Cheshire; the Flying Eagle, Beaver patrols from troop of the First Baptist church; the Eagle and Wolf patrols from troop IT of Wolcott; the Buffalo patrol from troop 55 of Watertown; the Hyena, Wolf. Stag. Silver Fox and one other from troop 1O2 of Nagatuck; the Reindeer, Pine tree patrols from troop 25 of the American Legion troop; the Pine Tree and two other patrols from troop g of St. Francis church; and ohter patrols from troop 2 of the First church, troop 1 of St. Johns church; troop of Thomaston; troop 35 at All Souls church; troop 103 of Naugatuck, and troop 1S of SS. Peter and Paul church.