East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-17

Cold Weather Doesn't Idle Those from 284

Scout Troop 284 from Christ
the King Parish has not beer
idle these frigid days.
Remember "the" snow? How
would you like to hike in it
Well after five miles of "pick-
ing them up and putting them
down" the hot soup, hamburg
ers and cookies disappeared
fast.
Of course these was snow
ball fight! Everyone including
the so-called "non-combs" went
home with "clean" face. These
boys are good" scouts.
Boy Scout Troop 108 of Gale
donia School will hold a Court
Of Honor next Tuesday to rec
ognize those scouts who ad-
vanced a rank during 1862.
1t will be held in the gym
Of Caledonia School at 8 p. m.
with parents and friends OF
the scouts in attendance.
When the scouts first ad-
vanced a rank, they were given
their cloth badges to sew on
their uniforms right away and
will now be given the regular
metal badges when receiving
their recognition.
Adult members of the troop
committee headed by William
Blunt will present the awards
to the scouts who will be ac-
companied by their parents and
they will be photographed dur
ing the presentation.
Afterwards, the scouts and
parents will receive a copy of
the photo.
Scouts receiving recognition
that night and the ranks they
have advanced to are: Bob
Benz, Second Class and First
Glass; Peter Brumberg, Second
Glass; Dick Collier, Second and
First Class; John DeForest,
Second Glass; John Dorsey,
Second Glass.
Barry Downs, Second Class;
Reinie Friebertshauser, Second
Glass; Bob Graham, Star and
Life; Jeff Meyer, Star; Jay
Munitz, Second Glass; Chester
Rose, Second Glass; Dick Sta
bile, First Class; Bill Swear
ingen, First Class and Star.
Don Ubbink, Second Class;
Richard Valentine, Star; Bob
Williams, Star and Life.
Several troop members have
graduated into Explorer Post
10S. They include Bob Kreutz-
berg, Bill Blunt, Mike Sabol,
John Phalen and Dan Hart.
This necessitated filling of
vacated positions in the troop
and the new assignments in
clude Jeff Meyer, Senior Patrol
Leader; Chris Hart, Assistant
Senior Patrol LEADER; Bob
Williams, patrol leader Of the
Owl Patrol; Dick Collier, his
assistant; Bob Mahoney, patrol
leader of the Stag Patrol, Bob
Graham, his assistant.
Last week, the troop commit
tee met at the home of Assist
ant Scoutmaster Bruce Williams
for it's annual Charter Review
meeting to make application to
the Cleveland Council for a
charter -. the troop for an
other year.
The troop began it's previous
year with 81 scouts, took in 4
II new scouts during the year
and is re-registering 26 scouts
to start off the new year. Only |.
those scouts who attend reg
ularly and pay their dues are
re-registered.
An overnight camping trip
10 Camp Klein for just the \
members of the patrol leaders
council is planned for the week 4
end of Jan. 26th.
Date for the trip to Gettys- II
burg Battlefield to celebrate I
the Tooth anniversary of the \
trip is now set for the weekend |
of June 7th, 9th and 9th, just
after school closes.
Date for summer camp at
Camp Beaumont is set for the
two weeks beginning June 23rd.
Boy Scout Troop 336 of East
Cleveland ended the old year
Of 1862 and began the new one
of 1868 in a swirl of activity
and promotional work. Begin
ming with supplying a needy |
family with a Christmas dinner
with all the trimmings, they
moved into their Christmas
Party night, combining
square dance with party fes-
tivNies.
Jan. 9th found the troop
meeting for the first time in
their new home and being
greeted by their new sponsor.
Through the efforts of Scout
Master Walter Nelson, and
committeeman Bob Turk and
Fred Scheldt. the Troon's new