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24 WILMETTE LIFE May 6, 1927 A Gtrl' s Smart Shoe for Street or Dress at 7:30 at the Byron Stolp school. Plans are being made to hold most of the meetings outdoor. Boys of 12 years of age and over, who are not already members of one of the other Wilmette May '14-9 :30 a. m. J m1ior officers' troops arc invited to visit Troop 1 nex.t · confereace at Lake Forest. (Hal sey Saturday night at '7 :30 p. · m. school). 29.5 per cent of the Scouts of \YiiMav 16-6:30 p. m. Scout Leaders mette, Kenilworth, Win.netka and GlenRound Table. Meet at Glencoe Union: coe arc in high school. About every church ·and proceed from there . to the sixth boy at New Trier is a member heach where~ steak-roast will be held. of a Scout troop. This average incli Ma v 21-Annual Scoutcraft Field cates that a large percentage oi boys Dar, -2 :30 p. m., at the "Cabin in the continue their Scouting work. often in wo~cls" ,,·est of Glencoe. · Troops witl positions of leadersh'ip, during tlwir takr part in six competitive events. The hig·h school years. Recent studies in higher institution s public is invited. (Date to he announced)-Dedication of learning have shown a surprisingly and naming of the "Cabin in the woods" large number of students ha\'c · t,cen being built by the Cook ~ounty Forest I Scouting-. Forty-nine per cent of the I Preserve board. men enrolled in the U. S. Naval \\' edt1esday afternoons. beginning Academy have been Scouts. FortyJune 15-0pcn house afternoon and eight percent of the men at Harvard enning for troops, patrols and incli have developed under the opportunities ,·idual Scouts and leaders at the "Cabin afforded them through the Scout proin the woods." gram; fifty-two percent of the men at -:\'fonday, June 27-Campers leave for j the Universitv of Oregon are form er I C'heca ugua, one of the Owasippe Scout Sco.uts. camps. . Of the groups studied half o i the J nly 27 to July 9 is "North Shore college students were drawn from Period." about a third of a million boy s who· Membership Drive were Scouts in 1919. The other hali Boy Scout Troop No. 1, sponsored hy w~re drawn from the remaining six the \Vilmette Post of the Amedcan I million boys of Scout age who were not Legion 1 has he en recently re-organized .~ Scouts. Eight.een ti~nc s. as. many. Scouts St~.phcn Brownlee is the Scoutmaster. went on to h1gher mstlttttl ons ot learn The troop meet s every Saturday nigh t ing than did non-Scouts. Coming Datea on the Scouting Calend~ May 6-8 p. m. New Trier High school-Spring council meeting and public Court 0 f H onor. · lilt I cA GJoster GJ3oW cpump l l i Produced in Black Patent Leather with an insert of . I Black Lizard trimming. 12.U to 2;1-$625 3 to 8·- $875 On the Jrd Floor at Wabaslz Avenc·e and at EvanJton '187oster ~Company Ij YEARS UNDER .SAME SUCCESSFUL MANAGEMENT VICTOR ORTLUND From a one man business to a concern employing over 1 oo people and every laundry need-covering Evanston and North Shore. Daily service. 20 salesmen to serve your Phones-Evanston private exchange: University 2777 Wilmette 571-No Toll Glencoe 385-No Toll Rogers Park 0394-Direct Chicago Line Operating in Rogers Park as Accommodation Laundry. Family Washing (From· Wet Wash to a Complete Ready to Wear Bundle). Bachelor Service, All Mending Done, Buttons o~ and Hose Darned-Dry Cleaning and Pressing. Blankets, Curtains, Pillows, Rugs, Drapes. ( ' FRENCH LAUNDRY 8o6 DEMPSTER STREET