CIO —The Herald Journal Logan Utah Sunday June 10 2001 i Silver Beovors “ I u ' The Silver Beaver Award was established in 1931 and is service to people within a local Boy Scouts of America Council It is the highest award which may be presented by local council A recipient must be a regis--: tered adult member of the Boy Scouts of America Annually volunteers nominate men and women who are doing an outstanding job as Scouters for theJSilver Beaver Award The most outstanding men and women are selected to receive' this special recognition The following people have received the Silver Beaver award this year counselor and by volunteering to drive boys to summer camp and camporees She has loved Scouting all her life by Watching her fiuher’s example of service as Scoutmaster and ' Explorer Leader in their ward when she was young' Camping was part of their life dur-in- g the summers because they would try out the camping places that her father planned for the Scouts Leon Badger has served in various posi- - tionsinnis 14-pl-us years of involvement in the Bdy Scouts of America including Pack Babcock Warren Babcock has served as an den leader 11 year old Scout leader Scoutmaster Pow Wow Staff as Charter Representative Troop Committee Chairman Assistant District Commissioner and has more than 19 years of service to Scouting He has attended Woodbadge and earned His Woodbadge beads He is die father of two sons and two daughters He is an avid genealogist and enjoys researching his Assistant Scoutmaster Scoutmaster Explorer Advisor and Assistant District Chairman He has earned the National Presidents Scoutmaster Award of Merit Scouter’s Training Award Cub Scouter On My Honor and the District Award of Merit He served as Scoutmaster for the National Jamboree in 1993 and was a Jamboree Council Committee member for 1997 Leon is the proud father of two sbns and one daughter He is one of die Boy Scout Camp Visitation ' Specialists visiting summer camps for the Council ‘ Bird time working as CubmaSter Scoutmaster Explorer Leader Member of the Committee Charter Representative and now as part of the Old District! Hehas received the District Award of Merit Woodbadge Beads and his Eli Gavel He is the father of two sons and three daughters He served as President of WBBA baseball for thirteen years helping young boysnd girls have the opportunity to learn and play baseball Doug is very gifted in reaching out and hoping and teaching oth-- ' era He has served for twenty-- : five phis years in many leadership positions He has taught snorxeling at Cub Scbut Swim Days for 15 years He can be found volunteering to go with many different scout groups Binggeli know more about than Warren has served unceasingly and oftimes in the background on both Cub and Boy Scout levels He continues to assist in several capacities on the Old Juniper District Roundtable Stiff working with Commissioners Douglas Bud has served ids ‘ Janet Binggeli has worked for more than 16 years in Scouting as Assistant Cub Master a membetof tbePack Committee on Train the Trainer Staff as a Cub Scout Trainer Cub Roundtable Staff and as a Cub Scout Roundtable Commissioner She has worked on District Day Camp Staff for the Old Juniper District and is now working as the Secretary for die Key 3 of that district She has served the youth in Cubs and Scouts by being a den leader for many years first aid merit badge Bright Dale Bright has more than 25 years of service He lms been a Webelos Leader Cub Committee Chairman and Dm Leader On Cub-mast- er dm District ' level he has worked as Cub Roundtable Commissioner Cub Activities Chairman Cub EjyCamp Stiff and as a 1 ' Webelos Leader IVainer He j has earned the Cub Master Award Scouter' Training Award Woodbadge beads and the District Award of Merit He has a great gift in being able to assess the needs of omen and to help in filling those needs He hu no inhibitions in donning a caveman costume or a dodibr’s uniform or anything to liven things up ' and help everyone go awsy with a chuckle and a smile on his face And when the party’s over he’s still there helping with the'dean-u- p often dm first to arrive dm last one to leave Butterfield Neil Butterfield has held a Post Advisor Cubmaster Wfebelos Leader orithe Troop Committee as Pack Committee Chairman and now as a member of the '' Trapper Trails Council Executive Board He was in Executive with tim Boy Scouts of America for 36 years and has been a registered Scouter for 55 years Neil was Scout Executive of the Cache Valley Council when dm merger created the new Trapper Trails Council He was active in Scouting as a youthand earned the Explorer Ranger Award He attended V-- i - i : b? sor and Charter Representative Lynn has spent countless hours of his time fostering the growth or men in community He has been to every Scout camp since 1973 with his ward either as a Scoutmaster Bishop Troop Committee-ma- n or as a father It would be very hard to keep him away He was evacuated from' Camp New Fork for a life threatening illness much to his objection He is dm father of five sons four whom are Eagle Scouts and three daughters the 1950 National Jamboree ' as Ciew Leader He has been involved in many building projects at Camp Hunt and Hull Valley and has spent - r countless hours at these camps He has enjoyed teach-ing whittling at several Cub Sjout Pow Wows and contin-uest- o ' be an avid carver Neil is the prpud father of six daughters and one son Casteel Steven Casteel has served Scouting for yean as a Committee Member Scoutmaster Assistant Scoutmaster and Varsity Coach He has served on the Elkhoni District Roundtable Staff Camporee Staffs and Boy ' Scout Training Staffs He is Woodbadgp trained and has received his beads as well as the Boy Scout Training Award Scouters Key and dm District Award of Merit He is a good father husband and pndfather of three fwin boys that are three arid a little gin that is 16 months He is a man who has always been a good example of leadership to nis “boys” He has helped many of them reach Eagle rank His services does not stop with the young men but he has also trained other Scout Leaders in the Scouting program 21-pl- us Israelsen (Ben Israelsen serving a LDS mission to South Carolina He has held a variety of positions including Explorer Advisor Committee Chairman District Commissioner Assistant Scoutmaster Scoutmaster Charter Executive and as a Webelos Imaderjustto name of few m over 47 years of service Glen is an Eaele Scout Wood Badge trained EU trained ana has attended Philmont Scout Ranch in New Mexico He is the father of eight sons and time daughters In every position in scouting he has brought his infectious zest for living and enjoying whatever is to be done He unselfishly gave of his time vehicles and abilities to help the ycuth and others in scouting Christensen Lynn Christensen has more 3& years of involvement with the Boy Scouts of America Hehas served as Committee Member Cubmaster Scoutmaster Explorer Advi-- dp ANDV CAPP £: il M' hrji ' : fc- - r i'i iilM 4M mJvIVj fet'd list OMuajLim IT I NT R 0 I ml " CUAftt WS A LOOKOUT CRIES CUAKiPPI?! jSSSSEP GY AN INESCAPABLE SWIRL THE ANCIENT YUAN CHEN SMILES INDULGENTLY UNTIL- - HE FEELS THE TRIREME- GRADUALLY POS" MYTH HE UNDERSTANDS WAS NEVER LITERALLY TRUB-SU- TlF EXPRESSED THE IT IS A SARGANTIIAN WHIRLPOOL ANO IT UUAN TERROR OF SOMETHING TVIAT WAS TRULY IS NOT A LIVING MONSTER TUB CIRCLES WITH A POWER THAT NO KING OR POTENTATE COUlD EVER WIELD iTjS LIKE fUE WATER IN A DRAIN— THE DRAIN NOTOF AfUB BUT-OF-- ENTIRE SEA- '' '1‘" - ' 9 TRIREME HEARS SOUTH TO THE NARROW 9TRAIT BETWEEN THE ISLANP OF SICILY AND YUAN CHEN' THEMAINLANPUEI9 AMUSED BY THE FEARS OF SEVERAL MEMBERS his crew yes HE HAS REAP THE WORKS OF THE SREEK POET HOMER — WHAT AN IMAGINATION 1 of THeWaiT IS SAIPTO BE GUARDED ON ONE::MONSTER SIDE SY THE MONSTER SCYU-A-v(i W- - ENDOWED WITH SIX HCA05 EACH FLASHING IS TB£fHUKEANW SAND ON THE OTHER SAID TO ECHARYSDISWUO DRINKS VAST AMOUNTS OF WATER'ANP THEN SPITS IT OUT ’£ THEPERtLOFSUJ PS' vv vi J - !' 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