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Show f-'-v -'77 rf v , ;'A '' (-i I-:-:; r " . '. r 1 v--i: - r : . - - . I - - ' " Moab Boy Scouts and leaders are shown preparing for one of their flag ceremonies held during the namp-o-ree last weekend at Mule Shoe Canyon. Boy Scout Fall Camp-0-Ree Held Recently Near Moab The Boy Scouts of America, Am-erica, from the Utah Na tional Parks Council, in Moab held their annual Fall Camp-O-Ree, November Novem-ber 10th and 11th at Mule Shoe Canyon. ' Bruce Black, Camping and activities chairman for Moab, announced that tljf: camp began Friday afternoon after-noon , with . the troop checking in, setting up camp, and fixing supper. ' At 8:00 p.m. Mr. Black conducted the evening campfire with each troop putting on a skit along with singing .. and story telling. , Saturday began with the Sun as the Scouts fixed breakfast, prepared for camp inspection and the activities of Physical Fitness Fit-ness that they would . be working on. The Scouts then worked on the Phys-ica Phys-ica Fitness merit madge by running through thl following events: Baseball throw, 1 shot put, dodge run, patatpe race, pull ups push ups, sack race, sit ups, jump and reach. standing broad jump, tire run, log throw. Stephen Perry, District Scout Executive, then a-. a-. warded, ribbons to the ' three top troops at the camp; with American Le- gon Troop 804 coming out - on 'top winning the Presidents Presi-dents Ribbon. T. ' G. S.'s Troop 317 came in second with V St. ' Francis Episco- ' pal , Troop taking 3rd. . O-ther O-ther troops . at the camp were;. Moab' 1st ward Troop 316, Moab 2nd Ward Troop 310, and Moab 3rd Ward', Troop 803. ed it up and ran untouched the remaining two yards for the final score. The Ail-Star game climaxed cli-maxed a successful junior football league season for the 10-12 year old youngsters. young-sters. , |
