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Show 1937 "RSDAY, MARCH 18, THE S C N - A D V O C A T E , PRICE, UTAH PAGE FIFTEEN committee, William Campbell, Russell Williams, James Anderson; scout- ley Stapley, Donald Ross, Svlin Ross Burke Hyatt, Otel Nielsen, Clyde Pet- - DEFINITE DATES master, Boulter; assistant scout- tersen, Franklin Pettersen Jrsiaj f master, Paul Cox; members. Bob Ma- id 1 Cnnon No 275 this, Henry Gujmon, James Pi mce, TrX commim-SCOUT 4 CHOSEN ' Aaron Chidester, Reed Bryner. Phil- Ai Stewart, Th' r n Simmons, for Dellip Klapakis Therloyn Hampton, Hans Degn, Charles Robert Ostler;1 til d mar Harry, Lyle Olsen. Wallace Buff Clair Newren, members scoutmaster, Definite dates for the Boy Scout Howard Campbell, Russell Orval Ostler. Clinton mire, sie'y' itleL ,cilve camp to be conducted on upper Fish Grange, Robert Reese, Lee Anderson Day, ruck Joseph Mower, Spencer Robbins, and Billy Shumway. Melvin Stones, Arthur Brown, Duane creek by the Utah National Parks council were announced this week by Price troop No. 283 Troop com- Merrill, Max Newren, Oliver Phelps, n, Jack mittee, Ross Boyack, Dr. Bliss L. Richards, Doyle Simmons, Mel- Ray Walters, Carbon district chairClaude J. man. John E. vin Simmons. Kenneth Wallace. OVER 60 COMMITTEEMEN Pettit; scoutmaster, Empey, Isaac McQueen; The encampment will be held from Price troop No. 281 Troop comassistant scoutmaster. Donald T. TanAND SCOUTMASTERS held ? C. D Oman, A. E. Horsley, July 26 to July 31, inclusive, and will mittee, ner; members, Lloyd Peacock, Howard Ira Oviatt, hotne Spring Glen DIRECT WORK George Milner, Jr., Carl be one of the major events on th V. Pierce, Raymond Walters, Douglas E Vernon Mer- - councils 1937 camping program, Olsen; scoutmaster, K Aa impressive investiture ceremony A Y Approximately 200 Ward, Billy Webb. Don L. Williams, assistant Rulon A. nil, The council will also conduct camps scoutmaster, are now scouts of boys the the Bruce ixyeSV1" presented by Bryner, LaMar Empey, Glen P. registered in eleven Boy Scout troops a Zions National park and at Sara?CK at the evemn2 ses-- o new A Glen troop r city regime will go into the Carbon district, a total of 44 5SpriB? GroS;thwdhrm toga Springs from May 31 to June 4 t the quarterly conference in the power Saturday, for a w'hile at least, troP committeemen and 19 scout-ari- d Hansen, Gctzman, Lanoll Hamilton, Salva- - and at an undetermined site in the Jr., Eugene Hills, Phillip dore tabernacle in Price Sunday. Sthe change will be accomplished masers being engaged in directing the Robert Scarpino, Thompson. Richard Keith Jensen, central Jorgensen, the portion of the region comprisactivities of the units. iS- -l were lighted representing without election or revolution. Leavitt, Wayne Marshall, Wallace B the council from July 19 to 24. No. 271 ing laws. Helper In and is troop the A. other Scout oath largest, Rowley, Silas words, members of Price Glen P, Oliver, Jerry 01- - committee, Gc2fSe Another event of interest will be having 35 members, while Spring McIntyre. Elmer Harold No. in 284 the Duke, Timothy, of troop i5?wJe L. the Gerald Paulson. son, Scouts Oviatt, Wayne Scouts participating Explorer Glen troop No. 287 is second, with an H. Rigby; scoutmaster. W. O. an Explorer Scout explorall in YelEdgar Walkington, Dean will take over the duties of municipal enrollment of 32. Price troop No. 286 Troop commitmembers, Eugene Heaston, lowstone National park from August Murphy; operation on that day. They will asThe complete roster of troops was tee, W. E Laker, Dean Nielson, Ray Tony Skriner, Thomas o0Wjey, Jack Woodward, Fred Steele, Cecil 16 to 24. sist in traffic direction, conduct a kan- announced Wednesday by George A. Branch, George Mangum; scoutmast- Zorn, Charles Eugene Heaston, Tony Skriner, RobinBurton, Kemp garoo court and make themselves Rowley, district commissioner, as fol- er, Dell Gardner; members, Gerald son, Junioi McFall, Andy Juvan, Wil- Woodhead, D. V. jjndy Juvan and Bert Rowley. Calvin Polve, Adams, Clifford Bryner, Mark Bry- lie Melensic, lows: Elmer 1 Stanley Rowley, Eddie Jewkes; scoutmaster, Bert ChristenTimothy, known to the public in various other Committeemen ner, Arland Raymond Casaday, Explorer troop No. 284 Troop LaVon Huntsman, Jack sen; assistant scoutmaster, Sam Frat-t- o; ways, including a ride down Main Jarold Duke, Cleston H. Rigby and street on Earl Gagosian, Ariel Gardner, Zelexnick, Davis, Gordon Crowther, Bert Row- the fire Emanuel May, Cox members, W. Scoutmaster and engine. Rondeau Johpson, Calvin Johnston, Rowley See. Hansen, Frank Starvar, Wini- - Christensen, James Polve, Dan Morieyj Those who will represent the unit pered through lack of sufficient funds, Max Leonard, Rex Mangum, James fred jlm presented the boys for ini-tt- lo in Rowley, Edgar Walkington, Dean gan, Jack Manchester, Rowe Smith, the various positions of city gov- has liquidated nearly all past obliga- Sharp, Norman Shumway. and investiture and presented Rowley, Lenard Heaston, Ralph Allen, Tommie Hatsis, Willie Please, Joe ernment were No. Green elected 289 tions 50 at River a and of the districts have troop Troop Jack Woodward, Boys offimeeting Keith Donahue, Smuk, Jack Chnstesen, Elso Matavie, T e badges and kerchiefs. Daniel Hill, L. C. Mahay, Fred Rowley, Wade Donahue, Jack Cecil McCurdy, Martin Ahlen, Julio admitted into the troop were Tuesday evening in the troops room paid allocations promptly, largely committe, V in the stake house, as follows: Q. Pur- Strong, Howard Woolsey, Bernard Angelmi, Venoy through the untiring efforts of S. D. William W. Howland, Harry Juliano, Jim Oldham and Rasmussen, Billie asC. Graham dy; scoutmaster, Shaw; Mayor, Bob Mathis; councilmen, Packard, finance chairman. Christensen, Mitchell Colores, Howard Burnside, Arvel Haywood, June Mor("fcrri, making a total of thirty M. S. sistant scoutmaster, Hostetter; Woolsey, Tommy Hovat. The council camping program atPhillip Klapakis, Ross Horsley, Kengan, Junior Jewkes, David Avery, boys registered and active. Ainsworth, Vail Hiatt, Kenilworth troop No. 277 Troop Alro Christensen, Lemoy Pqlve, J. neth Biddle, Delmar Harry and Lyle tracted 4,000 Scouts and 550 scouters members, Keith Richard Billy Moore, Beebe, John Olsen; recorder, Ladell Oviatt; treas- during 1936, according to a special re- Chidester, Fon Holt, Billy Howland, committee, William P. Maack, G. E. Zwahlen. Spring Glen troop is planning urer, Cecil Jorgensen; justice of the port prepared by Dr. L. D. Pfouts, Sammy Howland, Vincent Howlett, 'v Saturday. Second class tests peace, Jim Prince; fire chief, Henry camping chairman. A total of 1219 Harvey Marsing, Rollin McDougall, be passed. Guymon; chief of police, Howard Scouts and 218 scouters participated Herbert Lee Meeker, Eugene Purdy, SALT LAKES NEWEST HOTEL Campbell; policemen, Robert Reese, in the eight council summer camps. Darrell Ross, Wayne A. Searson, MelVeterie li number of applications for merit Russell Grange, Reed Bryner and This activity was condurted by a vol- vin Shaner, Louis Helper troop No. 271 Troop comwere accepted at a recent Aargn Chidester. unteer staff and was financed en- mittee, Ernest Flaim, C. N Memmott, A reviews An inteiesting talk by Chief of Po- tirely through the camping fees. Dr. A. R. Demman, Victor Littizzette. lice George Collingham was the feaLeadership training courses con- Gus Tsangaris; scoutmaster, Omar HtlDurig the regular physical educa- - ture of the troop meeting Tuesday ducted under direction of Roy Passey, Bunnel; assistant scoutmaster, M. S. period, scouts are training to evening. leadership training chairman, were Andlin; members, Dean Winters, rderinarL 'the requirements for merit Crawford, John Gilbert Quilico, participated in by 90 per cent of the Glenn n athletics scoutmasters and 75 per cent of the Julius Spigarelli, Jr., Tom Apostle, Barney Berrier, Ray Bryner, David are mcr- $ assistant scoutmasters. Attendance Colton, Don Colton, Boyd Bunnel, a1 printed Helper of 728 adult leaders was registered Buddy Cox, James I Dart, Leland DaTues-inton 200 meets at various courses more than every ,e Helper troop vies, Lorin Davies, Raymond Davies, John Dyett, Fred E. Gardner, Louis Liberty hall at 7:30 p. m. phases of Scout leadership. Gmss, Earl Houtz, Glen James, Bobby track meet will be conducted at Increased enthusiasm for Scouting Jones, Edwin Jones, Robert Kelley, ball park Saturday for members the Utah National Parks Billy Krissman, Glen Lloyd, Jack throughout will Instruction troop. Helper Claude Magan, Max Magan, which Lloyd, counincludes Carbon council, to athletics m preparatory ;en Burrel Porter, Arthur Ray, Grant was noted in the annual ty, report g the requirements for merit mailed Smith, Robert Turner, Roger Van Scout A. A. AnExecutives by athletics. In Atta, Raymond Weeter, Donald Wilderson and Merrill Christopherson of o son. to Provo the national office. Wellington troop No. 280 Troop the e j troop anticipates We have observed in our visits to Walter N. Draper, William committee, Helper police in the organiza-o- f the scattered districts as well as those Betton; scoutmaster, George Watt; asScouts corps. police junior sistant scoutmaster, Homer A. Thayne; near headquarters a decided growing receive training in safety, and members, Major McBeth, Ivan Tidand increased enthusiasm for spirit I seme of the requirements re-f- or Marion Cook, Marvin Cook, well, Anwrote. the executives Scouting, the merit badge in safety. Clyde Evans, Marshall Young, Jay niversary week was observed in every We Are Now Making McBeth, Iowa Hall. district and by practically every troop. Rates $1.50 to $8.00 Castle Gate troop No. 273 Troop ten-8 as a selected been pril'3 has Plans are under way for four large C. F. B. W. AND DISTINCTIVE POPULAR committee, Peterson, hike for camporees in the four large centers, date for an over-nig- ht Stapley, L. Earl Acord; scoutmaster, i what Ernest C. Rossiter, General Mgr. Thomas Bendall; assistant scoutmastthis spring, and already the camplelper troop. er, Monte Snow; members, Marvin ing committee is working on plans for Evans, Vern Jones, Jim Nielsen, Stan- the best possible summer camps. The I Boy Scout It-- FOR A C. Mv? Pr CAMP Activities cgji Fin-layso- TROOP NEWS EXPLORER SCOUTS WILL HANDLE CITY POSTS SA TURD 1 asp wK ft? Ss - cere-os,ywe- re: Du-Va- ll, m JU uired-Yoifige- s he ENTHUSIASM FOR SCOUTING GROWS, LEADERS REPORT ?f ?T Hotel tf Temple Square ? t ? AUTO LOANS lg will ieep 'f lyrnent t hut Fertilizer Old and ground fine) DELIVERY 1TY PHONE 203 ie who council plans to participate in the Jamboree and will follow these events with a great rendezvous for Senior write all kinds of Insurance, Fire, Lightning, Tornado, Crop, Rain and Automobile, in the best companies in the United States. We Scouts. An improved council financial condition was pointed out in the report. The council, while still greatly ham- - REDDY KILOWATT mhm i. ;eneral at TRUE DIGNITY, IN THE RENDERING OF SERVICE, COMES WITH QUITE UNDERSTANDING. RESPECT AND THE SINCERE, TASTEFUL DESIRE TO BE OF HELP. SUCH DIGNITY IS ALWAYS CHARACTERISTIC OF THE op- - J. 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