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Show m s ; Utah Parks Scout Sea Citations To Feature Awards Tonight To Scouts Unique Sea Lake Salt Lay Monthly Meet Award Annual Hold Project Plan Conducted By Crew Of Bridge Of Honor To Be S. S. S. Stansbury At Party At Gvic ' Interest Work Among Projects In Program Jensen Home The Sea Scouts of the Salt Lake Council will conduct thelr - PROVO Special activities and annual Bridge of Honor tonight at S pat. at the Hyrum Jensen dvlo service project for every Members of aeaaons activities home aa a climax to the past month of the ensuing year ara Sea Scout Ship Stansbury are In charge of tha program planned for Boy Scouts of tha The awarding of the tint Able Utah National Park Council. It a Scout and long Cruise hedge was announced today by Professor e in the Salt Lake Council will H. R. Merrill, council chairmen of program. The following activities and civic service. ef Ship 238 have quail-fle- d A resume of the recently adopted activity schedule follows: for awards; Able Sea Scout November Troop Good Turn Jim Hewea and Blair Bradshaw; at Thanksgiving. Boulder-Moap- a Cruise Stanley Skipper ong Outing. Good Christmas Svanr, First Mat Bill Guthrie. December ond Mate Scott HarnmUl. Van and Winter Parties. Turn Scout Prowess mBt Blair Bradshaw, Jim Acta Iftiuiry mm OvtfHRight Nyman, a and Harry Davis. Camps. Will Feature Big Sea Scouts Frank February Anniversary Week. t Ordinary March Camps preparatory dinger, Fred HammllL Joe Hewea, , , Program the National Jamboree. bester Jennings. Boyd Guam, Jim Good Spring tevenson, Richard Morris, Frank April Special LEHL Nov. 7. Bcouter Stanley MacDermaid. Turns. Connelly, and Gordon Commodore W. CL Ware of the lo- M. Taylor, In charge of the'Lehl May District Camporees. cal Sea Scouts, Scout Executive L. High School Gymnasium Saturday, June Slate Camporall and OpenE. Hammond, Field Executive Bob Nov. 14, at 7:30 pm. ing Council Summer Camps. amott and Royal Stone, and other Dr. Glen Hutchinson, Ernest N. July Major Month for Summer local Scoutan will bo special National Jamboree. Camping. E. James Webb, Alvah H. Wing, Rendezvous guests. Explorer August wine the Bridge of Honor Zimmerman and David A. Roberts, International Jamboree. and from a dance will be held. Jim Hewes with one yet to be named September Fall Camporees. is chairman, assisted by Van Ny- Troop Six and Seven will act as October Troop overnight hikes Commissioner Junius Scout man and Laura nee Dobson. judges. and Halloween Good Turns. Members of Ship 238 wiU leave CL Banka will act as scorer. A Camporee is a planned overIn the near future to attend the reFollowing opening by community outing of a number of panight followgional Sea Scout gathering In Cali- singing ana Invocation, tha trols, Professor Merrill explained. lit will be contests by fornia. indulged ing Outstanding patrols In the District f the registered boys and troop: Camporees are eligible to particiFirst aid. on troop basis, with held pate in the State CamporaL Canfive Scout teems; knot tying, troop In Big Cottonwood last year fireman teams: contest, six Scout yon. drag and carry, troop competition, More than 250 Scouts and Scout-er- a two Scout teams: fire by flint and from the Utah National Parks steel, troop basis, with tifo Scout Council are expected to participate teams; compass contests, troop in the National Scout Jamboree to competition, three Scout team; G, next be held at Washington, for contests Utah boxing Executives July, according to Professor H. R. boy of 12 and 13 year and simiMerrill. The council also will be Leave Skipper Stanley Evane of the 8. S. S. Staabnry Is Lake lar contest for boys of 14 and 15 represented at the world Jamboree above preaeatlag Sea Boost Blair Bradshaw and James Hewea, troop yesrs; push ball contests, miscelin Holland in August, according Mead Camp the first in the local coeecil to qualify for the rank, their Able basis, all registered Scouts: to present plans. Beaman, awards. First Mato Bin Gathrle and Secpad Mato Scott laneous, non contests games; eats: PROVO, Nov. A Executive A. closing ceremony with Scout salute Uammlll are shows at the left aalallng. A. Anderson and Merrill and oath, followed bw taps. Scoring headed a party of Utah will be on a basis of 25 point for National Park Council officials first places, 15 points for seconds, who left this morning to partici- end live points for third placet. Wells Ward Organizes pate in the annual Boulder-Moap- a Troop having a 100 per cent parOuting to be held during the week- ticipation of their registered Scouts made called upon speakers. Includto Annual plans end on the shore of the Conforming a flat In the events will receive Lake Mead. ing Mr. Hammond, who related last year at their first reunion, bonus of 60 point. and interhumorous Incidents A large group of Scouts and gram Led by Scoutmaster C. W. members of the Jamboree Committees arranging for the esting experiences of the 1935 and Senior Patrol LeadBcouter from the Moapa District contest Brady annual held One are: Advertising and pubtheir of Wells er Paul Steed, Boy Scouts of Trodp tour and told of the anticipatExplorer Troop 277 season and Southern Utah were expected S. Norman unRobison, In licity Joseph Vara is beginning the ed pleasure of the coming Ward, to participate In the outing. party Wednesday evening Troop 5. East Mill Creeksummer scoutmasters: proJamboree der the direction of Scoutmaster Activities were elated to com- Scows and all the Lincoln Ward amusement enjoyed a aerie of Junius G ScoutAssistant Gleason, Byron mountains. mence with a trip through the gram Commissioner on the program Other items hikes into nearby halL Banks, District Chairman Dr. John master Milton Anderson, with Three hundred miles wer Boulder Dam power bouse Friday G. Included community singing, Among those present were Jones, Robert Phillip: refreshSenior First, as Clvde Romney Webb In ail. the duration of duet afternoon. Saturday morning at ments traveled io and Irving by representthe B. Worlton, members, Reuben troqp and as Senior David Stone Second, 6 a.m., tha group was scheduled each trip varying from one to Bailey; cornet solo by J. Clifford Austin and ing Scouts who were together Merely Peterson as Keeper of the to board special motor launches nine days. A careful estimate Marvin LundwalL a talk by on the 1935 educatloonal tour Ernest N. Webb; of properties Tradition Book revealed that each Scout pretat a water ride to the Scout camp David Wendell Riser, and moving picof the East which took the Roberts, Ernest Peterson To facilitate the activiScout on the taken ture pared ninety meals while in by Springe. and trip EL Zimmerman, of the Jamboree, James and place of the Troop, the following comties were the mountain. On one occaBill Carver. Comments on tlu. planned tar Saturday friends and parents, their sion. it was necessary to make morning- tar those who did not picture were given by Joe mittees have been organized: numbering about fifty guests. take an additional boat trip to the thfee attempts before reachHerbert GUL Program Committee. included D. E. guests Special tha at of end Neffs Pass because of the the Gorge upper Junior chairman; ing Spencer, Reyman, of of Jamboree the officers The executive Hammond, lake. deep snow which covered the assistant; and Ernest Erickson, asOne who bad David F. Lake Salt Council; Troop charge Scout Sunday service at mountains In the early spring. sistant; Social Committee, Robert of the party are: Grant Fox, Coursey, Council publicity diwill conclude the three-daoutThe troop was only recently Morgan, chairman, and Morely PeGill and Jack Joe Skidmore, Demoivre Scoutmaster, rector; Edwin G. Wells, ing. established, but It haa the disBishop terson, assistant; Activity CommitMiller assistant Scoutmasters; troqp physician; and Ted chairman of the Moapa District, of being one of the tinction tee, Richard Blackhurst, chairman, Bill Christensen, junior assistPrice, treasurer. was In charge of the event foremost hiking troops In Utah. and Carl Jaeneh. assistant; Service cereas and master Blu ant .of Scoutmaster, Acting With 58 regiatered Scout to Preparations are already beCommittee, Stanford Tate, chairCarver, senior Patrol Leader. monies, William Clmstensen made for the winter hikes five organized patrol. ing date and Personal committee, Boyd man; Swim Follows Meet to be held In the near future. chairman. Tate, Troop 77 ha begun another MADE work every night and we hope to CHRISTMAS NOVELTIES PAUL JENKINS. year. The officer: Scoutmaster, Of News Press Troop 277 baa taken up Vanball Joseph Caffall, Asst. Scoutmas274 is making Christmas have quite a few things made and in preparation for the Wells Stake Gleason in the making of skiea. Troop ters, Frederich Harwood and the Camp boards, sleeping bags and The first novelties for sale to raise money sold before Christmas. The arti- Tournament,of and are following takpm. meeting of Don Caffall; Jr. Asst Scoutmasbows and arrows In the last meetThe Deseret News Press Club was Bishop Fetzer In to defray troop expenses. They will cles will be made of clay or some suggestion to ter. Bob Spencer; Senior Pastudies vocational held Wednesday, Nov. 4. In The ing enlarge ing which Was held at the regular up material In suitable other pressed trol Leaders; Burt Cardwell on Merit Badge work. They were time. Tuesday at 7:30 pm, with be made In the design of Santa Deseret New editorial rooms by and Bert Lacey; Troop Scribe, Clauses or candles. Members will plaster molds. twelve members. The scheduled given instruction by Scoutmaster the M. L A. Bob Brown. speaker was excused, so our Press Club President, Jack Anderson, These ere capable Senior told of his experiences with the Scouters with a troop of mostSalt Lak Council Boy Scout conly younger Scouts. They recenttingent on their edur- - ional tour i ly held a weenie bust at Fairof the East. mont Park, 45 being present shook hands, and were un- ganization, a more comprehensive there. This nation had Incurred a HOWARD PEARSON country The small stjendanw was probBy The scouts also saw a picture Readers of The Deaeret New doubtedly touched by that spirit and intelligent educational program debt of billions of dollars. ably due to the fact that the meetPress President Scouting show with European and local page, and Boy Scout of Jriendahlp which must have per- teems to be doing away with ra- ' The countries of Europe fared ing was changed to 7:00, but Press scene recently by presented The eighteenth anni- vaded the meeting. cial Intolerance. Club offlcerv request that all memeverywhere! Wins Cold far worse. Their total dead numthe Clinton Larsen at troop of Armistice next Wedneswe must remember that ber come to the next Wednesversary First, More organization on the order' bered 10,000.000, and their fields were Scouts preand me Fifty meeting. and find wer will from different Award nations. you Four new Scouts day, of the Boy they member day meeting. and the Olyra- lay devastated. sent were given assignment for next More than likely, they wer un- pic games and education to real everyone of its The irony of It all to that of la addition, a swim has been time. able to converse, as they spoke all truth Scout Jack Anderson, president in an seem the then logical meth- over 10.000.000 dead, several extremely After Wednesday's meeting The announced for a future date. different languagoL But the im- od of doing away with racial in- those of Press the received hi Club, thousands of them were just boys, These acuvitier are sponsored important Deseret New treated the members to remember la that tolerance. thing portant Gold some no older than our First Class for QulU award to keep the interest of the boys outstanding highly to a swim in the Deseret Gym responthey were all Bor Scouts, and a It haa been suggested that let- Boy Scouts of today. Other thousand to make this a successful at Cottonwood Dis- sible position. , such wer linked together by a For one hour, the Scouts journalism pooL year. Herbert Rayman. mutual feeling of brotherhood. Only ting ones emotions gain control ands were boys of Eagle Scout enjoyed the pool by themselves. trict's Court of Honor held SunFor on that an organization. International to of ones better Judgment causes age, and the remainder would have November award war. day night, undoubtedly made good Scoutmas- Its eope, could day. . when pahops to have such TRAINING COURSE HELD " Aaron-1W. as L a or they might have won made Beouta soldiers and Erekaon, are of Be Will by rades Warning, Boy theaters, unity. A training course for Rcoutmas- - Troop Log Priesthood and District Scout pass to review; To be sure, the Boy Scout Or- new 'organisation to teaching that honors In many fields. tor is being held every FridavPresented On to There old Readers of the Boy Scout Page, wrong. Monday bead. patriotism ganization Is not the only inter- the when the sight night at tbs Murray First Chapel national organization to the world. to a great awakening to the fact and Boy Scouts everywhere! Must In Murray according to Irvin Jack la the son of Mr. and Mrs. of Old Glory on ones for to die we Mystonr unrounds the presenthat inever again commit such a are country The Kiwanis Rotary and Cottonwood Commissioner. tation of a new troop, motivation O. N. Anderson, '2173 Fardown Av- touche some reternational, and ere helping a great soma foreign battlefield to not the folly! The next meeting will be Friday idea called the Troop Log" sched- enue; Cottonwood. He qualified for deal to keep peace. patriotgreatest patriot tom of alL Tha new It is said that tha United States Nov. 13. -- But uled for a meeting of Salt Lake total of 1000 points for writing sponsive the Bey Scout organization patriotism teaches that to livt for entered the world war to protect to put council Scoutmaster Monday at original scrlpL. Five points were ic chord la different Irons, and stronger as one's country to quite as great as 82,000,000.000 worth of property, 8 pm. at the Chamber of Com- awarded every 50 words of origin- hearts; when the a unifier, than other organizations, to dis for ones country. . plus several buttons In trade. But merce Building. sound of some Scouts Invited al copy. to that It handles boy, or as one There are other alleged and sug- were 100,000 human live and a Instruction for carrying out the Jack attend! the Irving Junior band playing might say, - the raw ImateriaL gested causes of war but they are staggering debt worth that To Learn Journalism r price! motivation program will High School to Holladay Therefore, high ideal may be in- too numerous to dwell upon, where he The Star Spangand Let us, fellow Scouters. and H. Pearsm be available at the meeting, accord- la the student body culcated In the youth, and devel- the whole He boils itself to of want president. us controversey makes readers this Banner" our led psge, bend Calling all Merit as ha grows older, until those down to ing to an announcement from the ' also president of his Deacons march this; . into battle to die for our oped every effort to everlasting peace; Scout! Calling all ideal are firmly cemented when trooP and Scout Scribe of Troop Quortun mindful we for be must remember we then if all and that If tha have tha country; alleged suggested and individual Scout log will be 95. Badge Scout! the boy become a man. of the newer methods of expressing The Scout Pres Club has how- reasons for nations' going to war will to attain that goal, we shall distributed to every troop repre- Before further, proceeding I owe this award first to the that same patriotism. made It possible for journalented. to find the causes are true, or for that matter. If any not lack the wisdom to devise a ever, let us Particularly you. Boy Scoots of of war, and try Since the log program become Pres Club. Its a swell organizaistically Inclined Bcouta to to discover any pos- cause which has selfishness as its way to attain It. and Scouts of 95 tion. and Boy America; Troop you. win the coveted Journalism sible cure. No one seems to know prime motive for going to war ffectiv, tt i important that every Robinson also have assisted other nations; you owe yonr var- the real causes, nor is anyone able is true, do any of them justify the Merit Badge. 'troop have a representative at the Roy me and countries ious humanity Jack. your says greatly," All ,the necessary Informathe cures ter taking of a single human life, . or announcement to stated. meeting, any effectiv unselfish efforts on the behalf of war-suggest - the destruction of a sin git inch tion 'pit the subject will be i is because debt This your peace. dished up in eight classes to Some past wan seem to have of property! been have speyet indirectly you Now let us turn the page of been the result of racial Intolerhe bed on Wednesday nights Alpine Stake Unit To Explorer for that particu- ance. cifically trained V time back to November 11, 1918, beginning next week. A pan-ciEffects lar t duty. childseem Bows Wood doesn't Howard Pearson, a bit It At that Scout Reorganization a determination to work time, the Boy young Since the Boy Scout organization ishNow, - ami a author of tha above article that you and J should kill some- movement was 10 years old, hardly willingness to writ the to AMERICAN International is NotT FORK. on a urv because one has 282. The be dark and international well have to news ele are-tbo Scouting sufficiently stories organized required brotherhood of the dirthe ebledirSon of Sami good will, to a member of the the1 skin, or because he speak a dlf- - had any vole in teaching only requirement. leaps up Alpine Stake recently effected the and good - The first Bern ion of tha uel Baird, I going on a hike Lake Pres XJluh, sponIerent fan gruigt trm uUrsf-- - youth ofthatday sane and levs.Mb . necesmust Boy Scoutcamp almoJt sored by The Deseret News. following near to reorganization: certain the in future that attempt course will be bald Wedneo It is any Boy headed thought and patriotism. event camp. spread sarily Ip to Reed He H. rf 1 will tom native deliver a abort talk the with Scout chairman Robinson, and get But on November 11. 1918 four principles day night at S p.m. to the The International Boy scout Jamon tha same subject today at wood which ie to be uaed to explorer commissioner; A. B. Allen, boree. held at Budapest, Hungary, scouting firmly Imbedded within long and torturous yean of weary Press Club headquarter of 4:16 pm. over station KSL make bows far the archery-mindefirst vice chairman, to charge of to 1933 is hi souL wer over. the Deseret News Building. -proof of this.bowR shows intolerance;toabl.io. stiffaractal warfare members. through arrangements wit . troop organization; Charles Walk- you. Boy scouts. The United States had had 1. The classes will be conduct-Just strong er. tha studio management second vice chairman end scout - The members are also maki It to doubly sine that any Scout troops St the front for only 18 by Kay. McGuire, police your position actually Is. the press cluh, sponsors of ing a drive to construct a commissioner; Franc! Foster, pub- - Here, representative Boy Scoot who attend the International Jam- man tha, but when the war ended, - the reporter and staff writer of Scout meeting-housWilliam broadcast. to Tha director; to weekly boree licity Holland, at and America took Inventory, there Chipman, from every nation of thtt earth Hague troop the Deseret News. Ray la also t finance director; a. T. Shelley, civ- met together. to the rear of the be held next year, will coma away wer over 100.000 American boys - Dont fail to tamo brand bear chairman of (be publicity, tills ic Ward hunold champion far service On brotherhood of director; for A Peters, And ChapeL Stanley Swedish. with here; feeling lying dead under the white crosses committee of the Utah Parks Japanese, frorld peaea through Scout-tndred end eighty McNeill. Danish. German, French. English. all regardless wf race, kindred, that mark the battlefields of E baa reading director; H. CoundL , - , Ideals. chairman of the Court of Honor;; Italian and Yankee Boy Scout. tongue, or people.' been eecured thus far and all rop. Norven Brown, camping director, (azl tha Boy Scouts of every other the work has beei promised. ut America's loss did not end Dutaida of the Boy Scout or-.0 Circus fea-th- Planned 7 By Lein Unit Of . - -- Officials Hold Outing Parka For three-roun- a d Committee n Jamboree Troop Holds Reunion Head Named Series Of Hikes To For newly-forme- Thorn-Powe- Troop 5 Enjoys Pro Nearby Canyons C r, Troop 77 Starts Year With Promise sun-ris- e dub Youny Press Club Writer Discusses Peace On Eve Of Arm istice Day Gab Quill 'and L-T- ' he c ' ' Iwo-vea- Writer To Speak On Radio ' l, find Troop For ' t .9COP-t5,S- Wia'-yhic- h e-one - e d ' d Scout-Exnlnr- e Hill-cres- ir -- g |
