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Show f Iie l(i February 17, 1982 Newsprint n The Scouting Difference" On My Honor Award train Daw Jot lay Pladglng ol dlatrtct offleara at 1982 Scout Recognition Banquet Scouts Recognition Banquet The Uintah District ed District Chairman, Bryant Brady with the Parks Council, Boy On My Honor Award, Scouts of America met which was given for his Wednesday evening "outstanding service to "On My Honor'and the closing prayer. Two future events for the Boy Scouts are the February which is a winter skills and survivor outing to of the Utah National 10th, at boyhood." Uintah High School for Appreciation awards their annual recogni- were given to many tion banquet. residents for their Following flag cere- dedication and contrimonies by Troop 775, bution to scouting. To local scouting opening prayer, a song called "Announce- executive, Rob Oswald ments' with words such and wife Genae, a as "Please keep them dinner for two and a short and sweet," and standing ovation were dinner, the recognition given for Robs' dedicatof volunteers was ready. ed service. For being the 30,000 Second miler awards boy scout to enter into were given to husband the number one scoutand wife, James and ing council in the Kay Hendrickson, Paul United States for Johnson, Anita Nokes, Ryan Jean Pope, Larry eligible boys, Mott, son of Dennis Rhodes and Karl and Linda Mott, Wright for their service received a full uniform above and beyond the from the National volunteer. Parks Council. The prestigeous Matt Davies, son of District Merit Award Denny and Gail Davies, was given to the three received the cub of the ladies who have year award for the dedicated more than Uintah District. Matt much of their time to was chosen for his serving community and achievements in school, scouting. They were: church, family, hobbies Nila Richards, Eleanor and his articulation Rust and Alta with the interviewers. Following an excelAngus Belliston, executive lent film on scouting in with the Utah National the Utah National Parks Council pledged Parks Council area, the in the new district program ended with officers. Myke Weber, district Dave Jolley present chairman. leading in Win-war- d. nt "Klondike Derby," be at Split held Mountain campground 19th and February 20th,-anthe "Scouting Spectacular," held for the Uintah District May 8th. SCOUTING DIFFERENCE "The Scouting Difference", one of the first motion pictures ever completed by Brigham Young University students in conjunction with the BYU Media Production Studio, had its premiere showing this week to friends of scouting. Jesse Stay, studio director, said the color film is a documentary-styl- e ( movie which reports on the accomplishments and activities of the Boy Scouts in the Utah National Parks Council. It took more than a year for students in the Theatre and Cinematic Arts Department to write the script, direct and shoot the scenes, compose the music and edit the film into a final product. The project was initiated by Professor Tad Daniel-ewsk- i. "Since the studio has been in operation for years, nearly 28 hundreds of students have worked on movies," Stay said. "But this is one of the first produced almost entirely by them-w- ith counsel and expertise from studio personnel and Prof. Danielewski." Narrated by popular KSL radio announcer, Danny Kramer, the film expands the whys and wherefore of scouting. It graphically illustrates the importance of three basic scouting objectives for young men: physical fitness, character development and citizenship training. ' "The film shows that scouting is a lot more than just fun and games. It's a program in which everyone is a winner, it can and does make a difference in the lives of young men and that it deserves the active support of adults in Scouting executive Bob Oswald receives ovation from appreciative audience several national parks, and has one of the highest ratios of youth enrollment and Eagle Scout successes in the both time and nation. money," Stay observed. Funded by the Utah National Parks Council with Dr. Ray Beckham as producer, the film was directed by Kirk CinemaStrickland. may be purchased or scheduled for showing through the Council office in Provo. The Neptune Rides Backward On Coin tographers were Laird Roberts, Tim Parker, Terrel Miller and David West; script by Leo Paul; music by Kurt Bestor TRACTOR DEALS DEERE JOHN Wsw discounting big dollars on your pick of any 40 Ssrias John Deers Tractor-Util- ity, Iron Horse or 4WD and capping hat with financing bonuses! 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Film editor was Peter G.. Czerny with student assistants Patrice M. Wall, Kirk Strickland and Phil Ostler. The film was shot during four seasons in such Utah locations as Bryce and Zion National Parks, Dead Horse ' The half dollar issued 1936 to commemor- ate the sesquicentennial of the City of Hudson, N.Y., bears on one side the town quaint seal, with King Neptune riding backward on a spouting whale - odd for a community some 80 miles from the ocean. The whale1 eye is about where the should be. Point, the scout blowhole The side pictures other adventure at camp ship Puffer Lake and at the Henry Hudson Council1 Maple Dell under a crescent moon doubt representing Camp in Payson no his vessel name, the Canyon. Scouts-fro- m Cubs to Half Moon. Explorers were photoin ' exciting graphed activities including Preparedness cross country skiing, canoeing down a river, cont. from page 6 pinewood derby racing, rocket launching, the afternoon is safety. Stay said the film will be especially useful' in training scout leaders, educating youth and their parents' about and 3:35 in the chapel and is on Emergency preparedness. The purpose of the Personal and Family Preparedness Fair is to mountain climbing, 2:30 and the last class of 2:40 outdoor skills and gun scheduled between scouting activities, showing to service clubs and training college-levrecreation management students. The Utah National Parks Council covers the largest geographical area in the United el States, including I film help to encourage individuals and families to learn provident living and prevention o problems through personal and family preparedness. . This fair is open to the public and everyone is invited to attend. Mat Davies receive Cub of the Year Award at recent banquet. |
