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Show , PROVO (UTAH)E?ENING ECTIOXTWO " : BrovQJBcout Fw Neve l tJ Wary M" did scooting look s promising jjy-cver- i fort-'- in uie wcouimaswr sm-- : r-- r-i every fill uii sieeiivs. ilnrTest wf ooys who were wel rmgayr tUm tn f"iJJ?r---- Tlmpwwfof - ttt yearn, been, rec the jpostjnsistent-8eou- t troops strte of Utah, in Tact the bee- ,.i ward has been known as Troop 1 in Provo city practically ever nre scouting wu urgtiiuzeu neve. In addition to having produced fcyerai dsgw bv'wmu hi rrvu, mi? econd ward was the first troop In rTiinpanogo council, and .one if the first in we nation to nave a patrol made up of only boys ho were Life scouts or more. - r- e. - Troop 28 " II P& sd BE "Xo jT Qt id south of Center street have al- conaiaereu it air extreme tays to have their boys belong to oop No. 1 of the Boy Scouts of lUa.-- " . st I 5T About the year 1913 a troop f boy scouts was organised in the I. 1. 1 II 'v "X Sixth ward of Provo with John W. McAdam and Albert Rasmussen as ., loaders, and interesting master. Joseph Boe! and Kyle" Many exciting -Times were 'enjoyed by the boys nd Clark as assistants, Smoot Brimhall of real hikes, .were taken to various points of Interest One Ream as troop scribe. . hike that wil stand out as a tradi"In our troop we have three active tion in the. troop was the one taken, They are: the Ute patrol, soon after the first organization patrols. with Don Conover as Patrol leader, was effected. the Seneca patrol with Rex Thomas In the year 1914 "Mack" end Alas leauer. and the Kea- bert" led the fellows in a camping skln patrol with Rex Jensen as pafroi ir " ii ip im tfr-ttr-tsf."Tliuir?; rTm pal in fpafTar . in which we are The adventure merit meaaory system, my standing B Y hike8 of thj( 1 our trip through Yellowstone Na and roads were less and using in our troop is proving very'Timp up t ional park. We were gone on? even worse "thanHSBuiStain washes successful because of the compeUweek and a day. with a few pony paths here and tlon it produces among the patrols Here"liTimeTBcTOt-of-t- t. tiBeteTTrBinit 3S bays nith grub We the Sun. July 6, 7 a. and duffle aided by one old eray test to end and the patrol with a at wins that most merits time a horse and single wagon managed At command from; Prof, line up which they may keep until the for inspection of kit 8 a. m., inspec- in some miraculous 'way to climb cup ends, then II tne same tion Is over the cars are moving1 out to the sight that is now Timpano-go- s next contest patrol wins the cup the two follow scout camp. of the beautiful Utah Valley. Travel ing times, it becomes their property that day very amusing with many This is a tradition :n 28 and one for good. The cup was sponapred hats lost and at 6 p. m. we stopped to be proud of, the writer as well by J. C. Clark, one of the troop.v comat Pocaello, Idaho. Here we met as many other men will always re- Imitteemen. work of member the tedious pulling a troop irom California. In awarding merits we award and pushing that horse and wagon Men. July 7, ft After chuch at 7 we got under up that steep mountain and then one merit to the patrol for every way. Tonight we camped at Old blocking and dragging the wheels member present at patrol meeting, Faithful heard the lecture and at on the return trip, yet this was the one merit for every member on time 9 p. m. turned In. real making Of a veteran scout for scout meeting, two merits for every person In full uniform at troop. j Tuesday July 8, 6:45 a. in. for Rolled out, did the morning Troop 28 still has many other scout meeting and three merits chores and spent the day seeing traditions of. which it may well be every merit badge received Huring two merits for every points of interest Including the proud, it has produced scout com the contest, second class test passed or first honor veteran leaders, missioners, swimming- pool able church missionaries, one oft during the contest and two merits Wednesday July 9, 6 - etooh-thlran-f- oT that the older scouts have various tilings that they wish to 4a that at e not the, taste of the younger fel lows. This also gives the younger boys a chance for leadership, Coming back to the candidates, so that we would be sure of them passing their tests, or wanting to pass them, we decided to give them an idea of the good times, or activities that our troop, as well as many other scout troops have. We called a hike, to be more exact a "weeny roast" at the month of Rock canyon. Here the candidates had a feast. Before the roasting began we played borne games. Not the way they are usually played, hut by see ing who could bring in the most wood, The scouts were a very - pio-gra- m direct-descendant- -- X idMfJMaiingtbiinaeiyeajBrithl most prominent and out work, jrriorig them is learning about na- - and play- fire's great fig under proper supervision, and , i a clean manner, which nas ai rs .... ftDl;C!NG DIETS MUSI HAVE BULKi iellogg's all-BRA- Adds Bulk n , -- J" ... .. - ' I "...- "BROWNbilt:rr FOOTLITES'' Shine Again .ridajr Troop t 'u Nevl Bcoui-jnaat- -- .. , MormoB-VrSelman.-w- ho ik ..VI . 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Adv. . of-th- Doctors everywhere are warning dancing floor ; lighTreTreshrnents, luncheons or formal dinners ' and teas, as you choose selected from. special menus or from the usual excellent daily menu offered at all Keeleys stores. ' " ES 'nrmfr. ofjrmop23.ia. Swday--Novemonow doing the same work In the of Troop 30 ,Joihed with the other Sixth ward. scouts c.lyin paying our last - Among the roBpcgt to older member of whom the old had been "so kind and helpfut to its WC Bf paCTd nte Italall, President Franklin S. Harris, of missionary representatives who liolii yourllancing party, class or school party; your committee meetings 3r business conferences; clubJuncheons or teas in the delightful tea room at A spendid ' s fetlngs-Ylthout.Lflt- tli i8fa-nTcetlHgh- --jjamrrom r com-rexfo- n. ; . ffra --Weht to the Body tgaiiist the recent trend toward trenuous diets for weight reducing. Many of these net diets are cnous in their consequences. attst theylacOBughage, constipa- lon occurs. The hrst symptoms are izziness, weakness and sallow Unless corrected, the wholo ystem suffers. Health and beauty Ire stolen. By iAdadihg KeJloeg'AUBAir. n a reducing iiet, you Keep mras ou take offweight because you fcrsvent constipation. n docft not add fat to he body. It Just 6weets yonr in-of" doTsoMus :esSries wastes!" . .. ... clean po niiis nor drugs can piay .tne tar t of all-bra- n in a reducing diet. You will like the appetizing, nut- :weet flavor of Eat it In clear soups. On. salads. Soaked ii orange, prune or iruit mice, as i cereal with milk or cream. De-icious with honev added. Just eat PjeB'nt :Arc--Uh- rfainataJotutheoaTlqtgn. When yatt entertmm ... entertmm at Keeleys! ?. Drake.- - nia claims na , Bg Present Membwirfythn,brir",J"oaa";b;. t iinifl iwrvaar annir assured" the b that may troop Good scouts mak food leaders of scout promise is not broken by men, thus shows the splendid ffpoR choice alumni., of Troop 23. The scouts who have these 1 i shown the most interest in troop work have been properly recognised ' ' 30 . . in the progress of church and community activities. Scarcely do we Troop No. 30 took a' hike on Oct get a good Eagle or first class scout in.the Third ward before he is call- 26, to Bdgemont, two miles "north those wh listened la on "BROWN- ed forth into other important duties. hilt FOOTUTES" over. " StaUen No one seems to be better prepared KDYL last Friday are eagerly. to do such things as to fulfill honwaiting the next broadcast .which'1 orable missions of the' church then on over th urn station a really genuii.e scout. wlILga ls agaln-thFriday at o'clock., H one has grown with the old This series offer "appeal a ,. Troop 23 for the last five or ten the entire .family ' mother.' dad, years he might jjausefor one mobrother and sister. "BROWNbitt- -: ment and form a brief of the pres FOOTUTES' transport 1U aud- ent activities of some oftiie older to any place 'where there 1 lence gcQuts, One of the oldest members ... Pnn. entertainment good' ?f Ti19 inn troop fhreef who - pro-- . sequent! y,r or. Fred. "Buck' Dixon, the present In of Provo. j The scouts left the grams include a wide variety moment. sfrucTor of the scout Msnavu readership This air novelty Is being spon-- -' class at the B. Y. U. This is a group a. m. sored by Brown Shoe Company of of about sixty four future leaders. v We arrived at the eamp ;in time St Lduia: Buster Brown Sho Delbert Tregeagle Is now the scout to several games before dinner. Store, local retail dealer la Brown play master of the Manavu ward and All the scouts joined In playing Shoes, remarked that the shoes, thesenior patrol leader of the steal the sticks and flag rush. After like the air program, r bUt to model troop in the model university ' we marched our dinner cooking entire family. fit .the leadership, flnsK. JTrnnk CI ay ton, , batrkto Prov.- This wnk"r-pXm4Tpr merica. There are hundred of advantages iiat the boys of the west end hava - s -- l. .., years, but to get all the older scouts in two patrols, and the younger scouts in their The idea is, atreet of course, thit patrols. the candidates witt come in ana rorro meir own pairoia. at - sweet home! ?T7V&rvLMr-. have all Ha old acouta of last year back around fifteen candidates. Instead of this number decreasing it has gradually risen until we now have an average of twenty-threFollowing the custom of other years the troop completely disorganized. The purpose or this being to re- - Vt-""- ) tij ; "any M S J-y- Troop lt i for every person attending troop or i carry thejscoutlng spirit to the peo-- the B, Y. V. has offered J10 ia of the world. The acout mis prises to be given in contests during patrol hikes. . tSr- and TSionartea stow, oat.lneluda J. jtogstsi spring. Wjlhope lohf ihibn uiia riiher is a new junior as in the eHeH this winter-aevery acouts In Provo, former sistant scoutmaster, and is going ntembeb in the troop is. wilting to first Eigle assistant Bcoutmatfter, who is labor- - to help. In putting the scout over in the JJanavu ward. in making Troop 22 oiggBT nKoiesn gbjji w tht Hawaiiamnis- better troop. ston, waRer JUlter.otn uermaa Therajare nn day and made preparation to start 22 home tomorrow. Sunday July 13, S a. m. Tears and more tears! We started Tiwip 22 has been a scene of conhome today and got to Snake River where the mosquitoes were so big fusion and disorganisation since last spring but now we have come they thought they were bats. to a .point of reorganisation. We u p. m- .After a wonderful trip, home now have Frank Jones, as scout- - Troop . Patents west f Eif th Ytsi liiathr teaiftr; treked home. During the last few Scout meetings the older .scouts have been training 4ha candidates. Now they are ready to pas their tests. Beginning next Tuesday they will pass their Tenderfoot exams, and after PAGE TlinilS arii5-r-Fra- theM'oaBctaWt years of age, and are working like veterans now on various testa. With the few stand-by- s ho left we have formed a nucleus from' which Provo will see one of the moat active troops for a young bunch that has ever been jroduced. r in ; It can safely be said that there Troopf about creased by twenty. are a good many boys in the Second ward who are, working hard to earn a badge (or more badges) to wear, 31 which truly stands for the "Badge of Betted Boyhood.' . ; , 1 FEOM A SCOVT DL4BV of excite- Troop 11 has had a menf ana fun but me "mosfou council, rrovo iumi mora xepre- wmtatives lW- thai other district, M. aH"- IB il it spV-nd-ld for a like year looks routing in Prow rrr- - wiihhit war-B- y t aIyelo5t f comed 'fato- am hova to greater action. wUea is the need or the vouth fJday. .Tha "Trove tis-triet Is conducting teaflcrshlp etas la order that Ik precast scoot worker night tteeoxae M better acquainted wttft ituttes. Recently M ins , Mti troop In iLML city J y .rminen. ann miH' -- We had things going early and i most daring lire saving eases as broke camp making Ftsaing Bridge J well-a- s numerous community 'good j our next ftoy . Where -- futhin is 1 turna' rianca r T would maxTColt long as article to mention an it leader" of past Ttmrsdar July la, ls,m- .ways been tit object of the scoit hungry bunch as most fellows are, If there wa anything we had officials of that ward! Jand could hardly wait to begin on mor of 4t WM fUh, Today we saw a W. Clayton is now scout master rw r time hear get his breakfast from a garb with several assistants" and junior Scout work for lha f 1829 " assietant scout masters. ntartwnnT with a --bang" tn the. wood. was gathered, end vry age Ci i-- iff , . FRIDAY. NOVEMBER" 22. 1929. HER AX D, i ni ' ; M MAsr equally1 fmppropriat0 gift ar(ic(ea - it est Center saawssssa, JiSSsl-s- C .v vr . . 'VV iii-S- ' ' :v- - 1 ; |