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Show June 2, 1961 Page 3 BLANDING OUTLOOK Boy Scouts Hold Court of Honor the picture above g Climax of the Court of Honor was the presentation of an Eagle . to : mer Jed Lyman safety, flrem&nshlp home repairs, Johnson Bruce Scout award to Glenn. T PatterThis was conducted b y son safety, firemanship Norman Johnson woodwork, public health Jim Redd fishing, firemanship care, dog home, and in the citizenship personal fitness Patterson forestry, citizenship in the nation, safety, and personal fitr.es s. Scott Blickenstaff fireman , marksmanship camping, ship, Glenn srfety, public health, and Bruce Stevens LeGrand Clen explorer commissioner of San Uuan District, spoke of the importance of Scouting in the He pointed out lives of boys tliat Eagle rank carried with it great responsibility ;a3 well as It i s distinguishing honor only wood- repairs Charles Shumway public health woodwork Bryce Redd ) Pictured above, left to rigjit, .are 3qy Scouts of Troop 312 who were awarded "Badges of higher rank" at a Court of Honor held Wesley Sunday afternoon cation by Bishop Kline Black the Second stitution Ward of sponsoring of in- Troop 312. Frost San Juan LDS Stake Black of the Presidenfty next made presentaStar Badge; Douglas Harvey, Star tion of Den Chief s shoulder badge; Glenn T, Patterson, Eagle cord to Sterling Palmer, Terry Guymon rank; and Sterling K, Palmer, Hawkins, and Dennis b y awarded were Her Not pictured is Jim it badges Star rank and Scoutmaster Grant Nelson Redd, Star rank Pal Bruce The program began with invo Assistant Scoutmaster oamping, nature, be awarded an having earned first aid, Grand Olsen public health, Bronze oooking, avia- extra merit five to Loyd Lyman Palm. Ei-gl- c woodwork 100 people nearly I ; 3 OXBOBmER WAILTftSD3'S .n I. Ml UJ C velvet lawn Grows Thicker Quicker The favorite lawn mixture of the Intermountain Park West is pow improved with quick-startinA Blue strain Grass. superior grass Kentucky that matures into a deep green weed-frelawn in less time than g e " (30x50 ft.) MAGIC CARPET Bost Looking Bost Mooring for tfco Intonoonntoin Aron - I. The lawn seed fdr those who want a luxurious, neatly trimmed lawn that requires less water and fewer mowings, yet. stands up under heavy traffic and wear. 5 pounds sows 2,500 square feet 9 MlW- -f (50x50 ft.) tti&Focuft) EFFECTIVE 8 am. to' MONDAY, MAY 6 22 p.n; m i T i who included Scouts parents of troops 311 and ('01 and cubs and parents of pack 312, N! NEW STORE HOURS of a attending, and 5 ordinary grass mixtures. 5 pounds sows 1,500 square foot for Eagle .'Palm After the benediction by Scott Mickenitaff , refreshments were served by Mrs, Lily Kunz, a den There were mother in Cubbing, tion, firemanship, public health Sterling Falmer firemanship, marksmanship, safety The Star rank badges v:erc next made by Eugene Blickenstaff to the boys already mentioned for and he may. badges. Final award of the program was the presentation by Le- woodwork, music Wesley Hunt art, leatherwork leatherwork, . leadership to Scouting, eitizenshlp in the home, public health, safety, firemanship , Douglas Harvey who badges additional to those needed for beooming that rank If he has lived up to - Scouting ideals and has given. six months or more of good service home personal fitness, safety, hiking leathercraft, in hundreds Eagle Scout is able to oon- -. tinue advancing by earning merit woodwork first aid, boy An electricity Grant Nelson one achieves Eagle rank work Rex Harvey Loyd Lyman of Honticello,. |
