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ÀLvLl t JvJulRu IR-JýF%7Q te Scoutleaders' appreciation dinner West Bend, Wis., and Phillip _ Case Alme Coe& Co HasScouts ini the 'North Shore Area later in February. of Springfield, Mass. Aim r oe& o.1118 council earned a. total of 1,262 merit Mr. Waterbury, an alumnus of SOh niversor etade in 1935 to top ail previons Council Heads DiscuSeS onl university and a member of At an elaborate company dinner at years. Sventy-four of the 102 Pos- Psi Upsilon fraternity, is taking bis the Blackstone hotel on the evening sible subjects .were studied by north 1936 Work for Districts bride, an alumna of Wellesley college, of january 2, Almer Coe and çom- shore boys while men in tnany trades Chairmen and finance chairrnen of to New Orleans, to sail on a cruise pany, opticians at 1645 Orrington ave- and professions helped the hfludreds the district organizations of the to Havana, Panama, and Honduras. nue, Evanston, celebrated its Sth of Scouts learn more about the voca- North Shore Area council met at They will be at home in Evanston aniversary. The business was foun- tional anid avocational subjects in- headquarters, Highland Park, Tues- March 1. cd on January 2, 1886, when the cluded in themerit badge program. d ay evening, january 7, to make plans original store was opened at 65 North Swinmin roe to be the PIst for the varions district Scouting and ItETURN TO COLLEGE Stie street, Chicago. A flood of popular badge, with 64 Scouts earu- fina.nce programs for 1936. The Miss Margaret Anne Loomis left eongraulatory ,messages came in inr the ight to wear it. Other pop- meeting was caled byHeny Fowler, Monday to return to Oberlin college Almer Coi., tounder and preside taie: personal health, 61, athletics *60, council.. a after spending the holiday vacation bdeadthnu erereprsdnt .With her parents,. Mr. and Mrs. of the compa.y, was guest of honor, first aid 58, cooking 58, safety $3, rai bIIgm,,