West Suburban Scouts Plan Jamboree Participation
West Suburban Council reports 92 jamboree reservations at headquarters with 66 scouts plus leaders ready to represent via contests. Local troops from LaGrange and Western Springs submit candidates for two jamboree troops to attend the national event at Valley Forge, with selections in March.
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al Boy
Scouts
Explorer Scouts
Houts of America
Valley Bios
Scout Ops
LaGrange
Emmanuel Episcopal March
Ilmnaisies Orphans’ Home
H. Cs Wn
Western Springs
Fiet
Brie
Caye
R. Wilken
McChire School
Ralph Meyer
West Suburban Council
Mborée
Druetzler to Run at Stadium on Saturday
Warren Druetzler of Michigan State is slated to run in the two mile relay and the junior college mile relay at the Daily News relays in Chicago Stadium Saturday night. He has a history in the event, including a state prep mile mark, and will miss some events due to a Saturday morning exam. LTJC’s quartet seeks a repeat, while other local runners like Day and Hilton chase mile and dash times.
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Tya Grange
Daily News
Chicago Stadium
Warren Druetzler
Michigan State
LTIC
Ranning
Drustzier
Lions
Chicago
Warren
Bill Mack
East Lansing
Mich
Pruetaler
Sand Dunes
Evanston
Knights of Columbus
Cleveland
LTJC
Illnois Tech
Morton
Wilson
Max Armer
Ilinois Tech
LTJIC
Servnce
Mike Colgrass
Ernie Betine
Bill Day
Fal Schweinberg
Day
Colege
Armer
Cliff, Woodbury
Clarence Hilton
Woodbury
Cliff
Hilton
Jamboree adds thirty six spots for units
John R. Rowe of Western Springs, president of the West Suburban council, commented on the Jamboree sponsorship. He noted that thirty six additional places have been requested and said if granted, all unit leaders will be advised of the fact.
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A. Hague
Thomas 0. Stesen
American “Legion
H. V. Seutly
Keith Raney
Emmanuel Episcopal Rch
G. J. Zeth
Donald Dewey
Richard B. Cart
Iat Church
J. D. Kirkpatrick
Imaster
Tern Springs
James Glad
John Schroeder
Allan Gon
West Suburban Council
Tee
John R. Rowe
Western Springs
LTJC to Face Morton in Cage Seunis
LTJC advances to a semifinal clash with Morton in the State Junior College Basketball tourney at Joliet after a 75 to 42 first round rout of Moline. Morton defeated Thornton to reach the semis as LTJC aims to continue the Rams’ path toward the finals.
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LTJC
Morton
Seunis
Lyons Township
Joliet
Moline
Ltjc Basibiers
Reguar
Thornton
LTJIC
Elgin
North Park
Centralia
Poes Arbor
Centex
Frank Nevediy
Arbor
Bill Burghardt
Stepewal
Hante Gs Saale ' Aen
Andersen
Chicago Past Highlighted in Museum Lecture Tour
The Chicago Natural History Museum presents Chicago's Prehistoric Past as a guide lecture on Wednesday March 22 at 2 30 pm by Ann Strum Quis. Exhibits show regional animal and plant life from ancient times. A second talk The Gift of Green by Morice Svoboda is set for Friday March 25 with a tour of exhibition halls. General tours run Monday Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at 2 pm led by Stromqul? Hartet Sauth Jeanne Share and Svoboda. visitors meet inside the north entrance.
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Chicago
Chicago Natural History Museum
Ann Strumquis
Morice Svoboda
Stromquist Hartet Sauth
Jeane Share
Miss Svoboda
Western Electric Red Cross Drive Reaches $31307
Western Electric Hawthorne works joins American Red Cross fund drive with $31307 pledged. Kenneth Holmes of Ellington Ave Western Springs chairs the labor management subcommittee. About 17426 employees signed payroll deductions or donated cash. late returns from thousands more expected to boost the total.
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Western Electric Company
Hawthorne Works
American Red Cross
Kenneth
Holmes
Ellington Ave
Western Springs
Chaiman
Red Cross
Western Electric Fund
Hawthorne
Western Electric
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Neil
FD. Haurd
Werside
Valley Forge
Naal Council
LaGranges
Richard Ehart
Charles Sahlberg
Jack Hard
Troop 19
Bille
Northern
Illinois
la Grange Rd
Air-Corporation
la Grange
Jack A. Buchanan
Manhattan
Ruby
GIVE
Reuien
Remien & Kuhnert
la Grange Ln
Dodge Wayfarer
The
Wayfarer
Harry
Phillips Motors
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