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Show ' . , , , - ' , ' . , - , itural - In The News Young-Peopl- e , . ,, , , - - , , . N'l I ,,,,---- , I p - ., - i . i 9, - fi , k , ,, , , , - ,,,, , ' , ' 4' -- " t. ' A V , ., ! t . . 0 1 4 s - , , - 1 ". , , '' ' , - . ...e.' , - . - ''' ' Ti . O , , , ' ' ,' 1 ill ,. - . co. uncaveoril& aidi:deinefrewni:ae; withganilezaadueQrirsll , -- By ALLAN PEARSON-3- -- (Editors Note: This ho the- ac. adventure made ', ' .. i 1I . -- : '60' Iii. 18,04. 11,0.10.0..t. .. ,..... e P c .....,.....,.... 7 - , w, 0 - - I . - , - -- - - , lien - - - - - - - - ' : , . . . ----- , -- - 4 . , : s i .i-- 1 - .,. - - Raising ,. '.9' . . -- - . ', I 1 Good .: , - -- To Judge . 0 tip EL;L , . !liurr' ay Boys , . r , .. to meet the emergency. - LOGANthe Cache : Valley count of a river ;i Scouts of Amer- Boy t..ouncil, by Allan pearson,fwest,jop. Ica. Is going-t- ocooperate ; 10G. 7 J i , I s, dan. The, story is in bis own 1 , cent with the National Coun- per wordo cil on its special scout program --..- .. ' ' . , . A little over six weeks sgo two - - to aid national defense- That-wa- s the decision of --- -the ; friends, Burdett Rendlesback andexecutive board as itmeL recenLouis Nichols and I embarked a special session to consider on a couple thousand miles boat ' i6 - ride down the combined Yellow. lytheinmatter. ' Kn-o-HoT16 A and Frederick P. Missouri President Mississippi stoili, Champ rivers. Our voyage is complet. declared, "if we are to make this 441 unforeseen Clabbers, fine thisnow ed shown are but we make tic. and through lloward worthwhileif comparing I Charles Ilan IfillMarray . circumstances we didn't go near. mean what it can mean tivity -chickens. club . their of project points - ly as far as we planned. -it will make an entire revamp-W- e shoved off into the Yelof our council necessary." at Billings, Mont., Aug. tugWhile details of the lowstone actfvities -: -as 17. : My companions went are yet to be worked out by a i4-6k6... R,-.': :' ,()''.:' far as Miles City, Mont., and special committee appointed by boat home and y .4lonedtheir it is certain 4i",,,,,, Aliat Went to San awilt' : cooperatiOn compiete .. '::. N. to D., from there Williston, .7: alone 41i-i:;mean the organizing ' of an : ;:.' in my canvas kayak. From service corps where Williston I shipped my equip. emergencywill have to take spa. ment and came home on the members cial training in such things as Northern Railroad, arriv. Great and other emergency Considerable interest in viri- - has turkeys at Magna, Glen ray; Duane Buckley: Murray. rnilhome last Sunday. The dis. Iirstaid measures. It will place a re- Don Snarr has turkeys at Eurron, Magna; Don Guggesberg, tance I covered on the Yellow. ous phases of the poultry has Zen Littlefield, Mur. sponsibility on the shoulders of Murray; Magna. stone and Missouri until I dock. been shown this season by Salt of the youth of Cache Valley to help Bill Neslen TURKEYS Parlefs was about 450 ray; Williston at ed kRAISE Club one. bring the civilian populationup Waret Jack Wirthlin, Parleys- - , miles by.water.-That- 's Warren Parker-h- ag turkeys-take', County only a greater tiegree of efficiench11 at Bennion; Easton Blake has Ward; Junior and Bob Harr, sixth of our proposed voyage- bark There are 47 club ::- -memto President Champ stated. Geese at Bennion;Osborn Fenbut it sure was a - long way Parley's Ward; and Rex Bar. bars poultry meat Members of the special commit- - ton ofParley'sWard. me- :and egg , production, according der, West Jordan; Reed Turare: tee besides the president Milton West BEST 1 JUDGES GETS LONESOME Jordan; to Marden - Broadbent assistant pin, about Ir.-Jo- hn chairman. and Howard Hall were - I Igot kind of lonesome Riverton: Kenneth Nokesv county agent. he Missouri. Dr. - S. M. Budge, vice chairman,- the best Ala Club poultry the time I reached-tRiverton; Billy , Cardwell, Riv"The long dry season OW .cauDr. H. Loran Blood, N. W. Merit. at the recent For stretches of two and three sid the birds to become rather erton; Gordon Neff has turkeys judging team at Crescent; Billy Wynn, Cresley, Alvin Hess,II. B. Hunsaker, Inactive and therefor have not county fair and represented Salt,. days I wouldn't see a person. The only company I had was a E. Allen Bateman, Dr. B. L. Rich- Lake County at the Utah State grown as. rapidly as usual. cent; Calvin Ealrbourn, CresFair winning third prize for buzzard that soared above my ards, Rudger DaMes, Dr. N. E. cent; Ivin Eairbourn, Crescent; However. in spite of the clirriatic head. At night coyotes and Munk, Rex M. Ingersol, J. HOW.Frank 'Judging poultry and eggs. adversity the laying flocks have - John E. Smith, Holladay: 06. - - Local 441 Club 17 icvurgisn--g Pr. A. R. Cutler, Hollada-y:- Ray this.eairwith:1212 ardilaughan. --kept up their production -fairly ow R.- - R. ymer4------Holladay; Powell, O. Guy Graham well, leaderaassisting these - boys , .. m.. Dunn, are: Asael Wallace, Johnson, Granger; low of wild Holladay; Paul Hollingsworth. Boys working in this project coyotes, gamedeer, and Oliver Chambers, Knowlton, are now preparing to close Holladay; Hugh .Lee Evans, Hunter; James Scho. and ducks otter, lynx, beaver, is Vern enfeld, Magna; Baird, Holladay: David Bennion, Turpin, their financial and production hoped that every boy and big in "It the council will eventually be Max Leak, West geese by the thousands, Bow thorpe, Pierce Bennion; records for the season. The new Holladay; 10 feet,- - long (sturgeons) fish for 1 to tokt,, Jordan; Dayle Nokes, Riverton; eligible membership in the Holladay. poultry year begins- Oct declared Harmon Carpenter, Crescent th2, kiddin'). run until. Sept. 30, 1941.. - was emergennY Lynn Thompsnn '-C-Cottonwood; corp?," Yellowstone...: The President program Clyde Buckley, Champ. ottonwood; Stevenson- -' McDonald and La- -. Projects are owned : by: in rather dangerous places must not take the form of a rah- Robert Woodbury,, Granger; Jim Bealle, Cottonwood; Howard the Missouri its and Charled Hall, Murray;' Clem Toone and Marlow Crab. was the rah militaristic activity, but coone Ealph Ensign, Granger; Harold There stretch, lazy. tree of Cottonwood; H. V. Hall, Arthur Parkes, Murray; Jimmie purpose will be to further Hunter; Ray,- - ,lones, Lloyd, worst one on the entire river, with existing and n ew Sherman Freeze and Clarence called Buffalo Shoals between Freeze, Murray; Junior Madoperate Hunter; Dale -. ello,-.1- Magna; Jewell of Murray; and J. M. Miles City and Glendive on the civic organizations.' Clarence Taylor.- Magna; - Merseri, Murray; Wayne Meyers. Wirthltn of Parley's Ward. Gilbert Blake, Mur Murray; yin 4., Reid, Magna; ,, Earl Holt Yellowstone that was two miles PROVOPrompt and enthusilong, and from beginning to end rocks astic acceptance of the new "pro. g with ruge it illg was...pitted Utah-Scbta7171-dijiAlonthat I had to miss. I stoved in the side of the boat on one of Boy Scouts of America, for strengthening and invigorating them. I came through unhurt, Democracy," and announced re. however. cently by Dr. James E. West, RIVER NEArbLY DRY Chief Scout Executive, Is reJust before I reached the Misamount of water rethe by Scout officials of the souri ported ................................. - .... leased over Fort Peck Dam was, Utah National Parks Council ... ..,,,... , ... decreased from 120,000 gallons 'which has jurisdiction for the per Scout movement In Lehi, Amer', per second to 22,500 gallons Miscan Fork, Pleasant Grove, Orem, second. This made the 4..... .. souri almost unnavigatible even Provo, Springville, Spanish Fork, ; .. ,,.......... Mt. to my boat. I was continually Payson, Nephi Ephraim, ... ..... .. .. .. ... and Pleasant. Fountain Green, Helper, .. pushing my boat off mud sandbars the last week of my Price, Kanab, Panguitch, - '. .......... ' N N .. trip. ville, Richfield, Monroe, Salina, ';( ' ' i ' ... fi .. ... It would have taken a long, Gunnison, Heber; .. Duchesne, 1 N at ,.......,.. long time to get to St. Louis we Roosevelt, Vernal, Fillmore, Beav4. that rate. Six weeks after er,' Cedar City and St. George. .,... , k.t,-'i ' left Billings I arrived at Willis. These places have pledged ( ton. ... , and immediate cooperaik complete e 4.Itw-::'.: 'ii tion. 1 ,....1 . Hailed- as - "effident,"---"prac- , 1 A ...'.. , tical" and "stirring," the plan ., , ... ,, ,,, ' , ..- i Involves growth by every Troop, ,,,,- . ,......... .... Cub Pack and Senior Scouting ,, ,.. Unit in preparation for service ,, .... .: : ' ,' , opportunities. New- groups are .. ... being organized to enable more ,.. .. boys to become Scouts, increas...... ,1,,,, ..... ......,:, , ook.,.. oe i ;01' ,,, the number of those trained , , ing ; ' ,' ; ,...: ' for service. Surveys through the : Wanted! Men ,,,....,,., ' ..... have shown that three out ,:: t,,,,,.. With the tinge of fall in the years of every four boys of Scout age ,i, .,..s .. .. air putting hundreds of boys on want to become Scouts. ..,..,....,,,it ,..,,, , Scouts have been particularly: .7. the alert for Scouting advenf, ,e'.i'. ,.:,,, N, x ., effective in emergencies because ture opportunities, the local counthey are atzle to assemble speed. .1 cil office has issued an appeal By. All troops, it is expected,- will for volunteer leadership, for Salt develop mobilizatilon plans,- In-- Lake boys. City's , .,,, eluding those that can be used The men are wanted to at when ordinary lines of commuof ' the Scouting tend University i - ...... ,,,,J777'-'",,,,with the -- nication are disrupted. Such !nob. -, ... show-homany train 4,4 Scouting program as well as waif 11I'zations ed hands could be had for emerfield. now the in volunteers the gency service in comparatively The appeal asks for: 4 little time. Men with ideas and pet peeves. Each district will organize Men who want to- extend their Scout Executive Merrill Christopherson of ihe Utah Parka Council in ProiageiiI 4 With tomtnittee and-- - troops to education and experiences. i 7:, ready to "spin the prop" on his new 3 plac e cabin monoplane. Men who like fellowship and ntake effective this emergency, service program. fun with others just like them. Dr. West feels It Is the re. who want a job to do and Mep 1 sponsibility of everyone in Scoutcan do it well. ing, especially in times of a na Men who realize' the value Of tional emergency, to be preparservice to boyhood for the fued to meet every opportunity for ture well being of our nation. service. This he pointed out, is The University of Scouting, 160 S. L. expected not only because of the a series of training meetings for pledge each Scout and leader adult Scout leaders, will be held takes to "do his duty to his counSchool October 7. at South PARK 5. Oct. High VALLEY, 1I .. Spreading his proud smile all over the Utah Central Airport Park Valley Boy Scouts, Troop 9; 14, 17,- - 21 and 24. Classes are try," but because of the special .training,which Scouting gives IR' this week, 'Merrill O. Christopherson was back on the field from lq begin at 7:45 p.m. 204, with their Scoutmaster Ken. boys in patrols and troops and ,. which )he learned to fly after piloting his own new ship to Salt neth G. Carter, traveled 160 miles through the development of lead, Lake City from the factory in Pennsylvania. ership qualities in older boys and byauto. to Salt Lake City Satur. Scout leaders. Hifi instructor, )Tern Carter, the visited day. . They Capitol I4 Who started him to fly Utah flying fields, started to take Building. The Mnseuni on Temple' con- offered t i about a year ago, flight lessons day, Mrs. Square an& then attended the , 4, gratulationa...on,...asuctessfuL -- ' Christopherson expects soon to State Fair, , . After p urchal: ' flight cross country With Mr. Thaie berlic-ensOn their way home they stop4 cabin ing the , Oct. LOGAN 15..Vaughn was his the wife, peel in Brigham City to see the monoplane in Permsylvania. the i Christopherson a recent meetGUNNISON.,---I- n Pond. Cache Scouter ana son of former LuCille Weenlg. z film "Brigham Young' now show-Scocouple flew on to the World's held at the high school ing Mrs. Preston and Executive 1 'For Christopherson,--who- :is Fair in New York, then turned ing.there. The bo3's deciare.thla the FFA ,chapter. the following IS' ,Pondo has left lor Chicago- - offices were the nose of their ship westward 1 assistant Scout executive, of the-elected: ' , ento be one of most the wfiere he will attend University trip : 3 Utah Parks Council with head- - and by easy stages flew home. President, Shirley Rjerregaard had. have joyable they of Chicago Medical School on a eyer The new airplane wilVbe sta. of Axtell; vice president, Moral in'Provo, the flight was ' . quarters the- climax to a schalorstup. Watts, ?Well; secretary and year'sand-ow- hard tioned at the Lake airport in , A graduate of Utah State Agradditittn to his duties in Scout- work to earn his wings ,,,Provo where it will be used as a treasurer, Mike Kimura of Clan. icultural College with the 1940 eon; sergeant of arms.. Wallace 110 airplane. Belo perhaps the training ship for Civil AeronauBefore entering Scouting proclass, Mr. Pond recently returned, Caldwell, Centerfield, and reportScout executive in tics--- Authority students, of Mr. only Gunnison. Metcalf, the fessionally, he was principal of from fulfilling an L. D. S. mission the United States with a- ,private Christopherson is director er, Reed ' Green the Fredonia, Ariz., school. He is In the French field. He had been They held the annual CAA flight program in Provo and pilot's license. acI evening-- I Merrill end :Lucille,- - es -- they manages to liupervise' improv- - a graduate ofBrigham Young prOminent in school and civil after-lwatennelon -bust. In University., are known to everyone around ment work at the pew-airptlyities -z i , . Utah Scouts have been quick -'1orespond to the call of na. tional Scout headquarters Two PI) 111- .. - .. t , . - - - - , - . er - . - Forces Youth' To E- nd Trip j t , , - ' - s' I , While recognizing the urgent necessity for military preparedness, the Boy Scouts of America have claimed to be deeply convinced that the paramount need in national defense is the strengthening and invigorating of democracy in the United States. This they have propose4 to do through their program ' of activity and education. I ' . Consider Part In Emergency. Low-Wat- ---- 4-- '''' ex 7 , , , , -- , r. i Sco uteri Of L'ogan And Provo Meet , '''''' - . - ' ' 0 'k t , .,,. ..- , - TO I s , , 8atili:day,. Cietol;er 5, 1940 Y . - . i , -. 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