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Show l Scout leaders gain nnrff awards at banquet thank ' jvioj' Tne u'ntah District of the Boy Scouts drenf America recognized three Vernal cout leaders with Awards of Merit and aUS' warded numerous other leaders at a exp anquet Dec. 18 in the Maeser Stake enter. are(: District Cub Committee, Phyllis larward, chairman; planned and gavtrepared the meal which was served by ourt'he Order of the Arrow. :ail Mike Weber, Phyllis Harward, and ohn "till Caldwell were awarded the highest i too 'ward the Uintah district can give: the ianks iward of Merit. ess si1 Mike Weber has been a scout for 17 sionffears; seven of those years he has heerved as an adult leader of boys and s, nen in the scout program. He has (e btrvec' an Venturer advisor, Explorer ; o(idvisor, Varsity Scout commissioner, jcted md Explorer commissioner. He is nd escribed as "enthusiastic, conscientious conscien-tious and full of ideas." ry (i Phyllis Harward has nine years of , for touting service, and is responsible for Ev( ews releases to the media about are couting. She has served as Cub Scout , (-en leader, Blazer Scout leader, and is ;Jn the district staff. She has been in-J in-J M?trumental in the success of pow wows, jlt;ub scout circus day and other scouting finite lCtivities- "she remembers and cares Ln bout each scout," an admirer said. (, Bill Caldwell, another recipient of the ber)Ward of Merit' a 14 vear tenure as 1 J scout. He has served three years as Explorer advisor. He has been a econdary teacher, principal and coach n.Wor 20 years. He was chairman of the peJtah National Parks Council Explorer s dumpies for 1980. He served as district js 5 Explorer chairman, and advisor to the mas Sxplorer Post President's Association, erj j Tom Howells, district chairman who eds onducted the program, gave ap-t ap-t is'ireciation certificates to Keith Cald-t. Cald-t. Aell Jr., Larry England, Bob Ruesink, nfO. Brady Green, Jim Henrickson, Ivan rhoNiadlier, Devin Richens, and cub ht Readers, Jean Wilcken, Verona lasmussen, Marsha Oleen, Donna rHWichens, Marlene Andreason, LaAnn d, arle, Nila Bowler, Estel Kidd, Joe LeBeau, Lola Allred and Ron Stone. Appreciation awards were given for Cubmobile Derby, Anita and LaMar Nokes; demolition derby, Denis Winkler, Larry Allred, and Bob Williams; and Explorer Olympics chairman, Kay Campbell, Bob Oswald, Glen Allred, Ted Taylor, Winslow Weber, Paul Tinger, Pete Rencher, Monty Lee and Jay Var Campbell; and Explorer Olympics; Dean Pope, Bill Murphy, Kim Oliverson, George Hodgkinson, Mike Weber, Merlin Richins, Brent Shiner, Lyle Gillman and Frank Andreason. Fred R. Day, district executive of the Utah National Parks Council, presented Court Anderson with his woodbadge beads. Every year the Utah National Parks Council recognizes a few leaders for exceptional service to boys with Second Miler Awards. They were awarded to Jean R. Jones, Eleanor Rust, Karl H. Swain, Alta Winward, Max McLean and Rhodd Julander. Christy Sullivan and Cyndie Foun-taine Foun-taine sang a "Patriotic Medley" accompanied ac-companied by Laura Hacking. Tom Howells, district chairman, was given a desk pen by Glen Hunsaker, youth leader of the Order of the Arrow. Nyle Warburton, varsity scout commissioner, com-missioner, recognized Jean R. Jones for leadership in Varsity Scout activities. |
