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Bishop's Certified lce-Cold Storage VluIts, will protect you- and your furs againtf moihs., theft, heaf, fire, dustiand, dampness. .,o r' fo 8t a 0f, acl.ntiè?c proted.. tien :etai Rîha.le YOGI OLD COAT UEEDS A LIPT *Alluring sisevets, fasnating colIsr, a change.of silhouette, any one. wifl do the frick. Bshoô expert. fur service,. ail work clone on fhe prem- Ises, cosfs lets now. CIea.ioeg Rel'ianng. tepa*lring and ResfyIimg and program. Te registraton wili be open for Scouters f rom three o'clock Saturday afternoon and the course will begin at 3:30. The' activi- ties of the course-vvill continue until four o'clock Sunday afternoon. COURT 0F HÔNOR Wilmette Scouts under the direc- tion of Hector Dodds, court of honor chairman, held a court 'of honor. at St. Fran cis school last M fonday- eve- ning for thepurpose of awarding to: the Scouts who had earned themi, menit badges and other Scout ad-, vancement awards., Movies were shown of the Wis- c onsin, n orth woods, and of Camp MaýKa-Ja-Wan. As 'a novelty in the camp movies, onie reel was shoivu that wvas taken at Mà-Ka-Ja-Wan just, a littie over a wveek previously. *They showed' the camp as it is in the early spring, just after' the ice bas gone off the lake and before there are any leaves on the trees. The'raft was shown up on land and the barge on the shore. Altogether the appearance was new to those who were used to see- ing the camp in full fôliage and ini regular operation The new camp chef, Bob Paulson was introduccd through those picture§ and the Scouits. Were assured that the meals would be just as good as ever. elected, to oMIce t10Fthe year 1936.* Medili Radioff, . scoutmaster of Troop 71, chief; Jini Mooney, scout- masfer of Troop '35, senior vice chief; John Brighamn, Troop 33, junior vice chief ; Stanley Rich, Troop 15,, sec re- tary; Bob Ehrier, Troop 18,, treasurer;, Chuck Clark, assistant scoutrnaster of Troop 155,'medicine man. *In addition to having the use of the large power yaèht, several groups. of sea scouts. also have built then-. selves small' sail boats in Which they. are, of, course,,very interested. -The last f ew weeks, with niuch *of the work on the larger vessel dope be- fore it ývas bro ught up to Wilmette harbor, much tie as been spent, on the smaller craft. Onle group of boys,..cotsistin.g' of John Pearson,: Jarvis )Brown., and James and John Luke, have -under-, taken to make a number of important change s in'. t heir vessel. The entire botto m and deck vrermoved 'and relcdin a 'manner more satisfac- tory to the boys. These- extensive altérations wil prevertt this group froin launching their boat as soon as the others. They are workiiig right along, however, and are determined not to be too far behind.- A second group of boys consisting of Eddie Colegrove, Ed Goelz, How- ard Joues, and Jim Lamb, wvere more fortunate in having no major altera- tions with which to contend. Paint-. ing mnust be carefully done. however., Fred Leason, who has built a sharpie by hiniseif, hias giveni notice that he, too, believes. he mill be ready for the water next Saturday. Inas- much, as it is quite a task to get these boats down to the water, al the gyroups have. followed the ractice of helpingeach other on the great day. I -I----- i ty---- ------- 8ta James Staff Photo Sea Scouts Ed1«rn Goelz, E&iwin Colegrove, aiiJaesLamb' work over the bozo oô! their boat, thse "S.S.S. Lonoz,> which they hope to Iaunch for the summer, this weekend at Wilmette Harbor.