Show e THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING JUNE 8 C club meet 7:30 at p m i Friday S ' i ’ ' on sixth floor of Tribune building This club works for scout merit badge advance’ ment Siroa aPr ifcjnwawMBR- 9 1935 o “Once a Scout Alivays a Scout 99 J Trttelevane ) w Ttacy Wigwam summer camp season begins Thursday with use of all camp facilities and supervision free to registered scouts SCOUTS’ and SCOUTERS’ PAGE “Once O a Scouter Always a Scoutcr v Heroism Certificate svam Awaftf’Rec&mmeiided" Camp Life to I- Scouts “Rout WionersjnContestsatSecfln(lAnnualState Camporal --- -- Bad Weather At Camporal For Salt Lake Youth Start Soon Scout Executive Outlines Schedule for Season For rescuing Clara Jean Rice drowning In Jordan river May 18 jpear the Fourth South Jack Anderson Street bridge Boy Scout of troop 43 ha been to the national recommended council to receive a certificated 9 from pitol Campers Battle Rain "A to 31 1 bars Camp firs programs will bo held Nature work hiking and nightly (Continue on rm 11-- weather-proo- f Attendance which was close to 900 was practically double that of th first annual camporal a year ago Adding further to the laurels of the patrols 80 of 82 units en camped won the state ’’A" rating Oscar A KIrkham associate regional scout executive was in charge of arrangements assisted by acout executives of the state The Friday night program was held inside the capitol because of the rain Several adults attended the program which Included entertainment features provided by each council and an address by Milton H Welling acting state governor Scout Explorers See Scenic Utah Trip Take Boys to Natural Bridges and Nine-Da- y Saturday morning’s program in- cluded a awtm and water carnival at Wasatch Springs inspection of state capitol offices official' inspection and awarding of camporal pennants and certificates and firelighting contests Setting a record of eight seconds Harry Thomas - of the Silver Fox patrol troop 81- Frovo eummuntty church -- timpanogos council woir the fire lighting contest Lowell Miller of the samo patrol only entrant in the fire by friction contest brought a blaze in 85 second by th more primitive method Fifty-tw- o of the 82 patrols which entered the camporal were from Salt L&k council The other patrols represented all other four councils of tha state Other Places Paid Registrations campers who won the right attend the stat camppral May and June 1 at the stat capitol d t Improvements which will bs util lxed in the daily aupervlstd program now include a - basketball court horseshoe courts volleyball and baseball equipment with ample facilities for their use and horixontal ' proved themselves to be no “fair weather" scouts for jlesIt cold weather and forecasts of mors rain the full period every patrol-campeAided by waterproof tents and with tarpaulins under them Jn many cases' they' used sleeping bags and many other devices to make their night out of doors thoroughly er l Patrols on Full Time heroism The recommendutioa baa been made by D E Hammond counThe Tracy Wiiman camp in Mill cil acout executive after a thor Creek canyon yin open for the ough investigation of the clri summer round program Thursday Stance Th water where the glrLpla June 90 It was Announced Saturday Inf with friends fell in is six feet Ds scout Hammond E executive by deep Just off the bank OuIUi The popuhyr rendeavoua will be ly cold In temperature tha water thru-day for last camp periods Open for also flow at the point in tho rest of vie summer No charge current whirl) carried the' girl la made tor the use of the camp to where the water la 1C feet Each scout using tho camp how-ov- deep before Scout Anderson will be required to have hearing the cries ran and dived written consent Of his parents and to th rescue scoutmaster and to arrive at the Arnold Brown waa drowsed In camp Mdnday erThurzdxr boferwraBflbitr 'the Mm place In 1925 m when brief medical exam- and Scout Anderson when yeas ination will be given by arrange- of age had been pulled out of ment of the council health and tho same holo unconscious He had since studied rescue methsafety ' committee od and waa ablo toswim with Bleep In Lodge " Food bedding and cooking uten-ali- a the victim using tho crooo-che- st will be provided by the scouts carry to the shore where hie Until warmer weather the scouts eomradre helped them out will sleep on spring hods and mat greases Inside the central lodges— - Outings I All A nins-da- y trip to tho natural bridges and other wonders of southern Utah ia being made byth ex ! Scouts’ ploror section of Troop 81 ns the first maior activity of th newly Paid registrations of Salt Lake formed older boy organization The council scouts and scouter now 13 City participants left Sait total 186 persons with an allowed morning Saturday an220 waa of it persons quota Tho trip will taka th party nounced Saturday by D E Hamscout executive mond many regions which are through Olympus district w 1th 33 paid visited by man baqause of reservations is In tho lead and rarely difficulties encountered reachtho 33 Granit district is second with reservatloni Other districts with ing them Among these arc In i reservation follow: eluded the Rainbow natural bridge Wells 9 Ensign tho Salt Lake ruins of Navajo cliff dwellers 10 scouts and 1 scouter) Liberty 17 Camp Monument valley and pcouts and 3 leaders Pioneer 8 Life1 scouts and 1 leader Grant 10 Preceding tho trip information June Scouts Oqulrrh 3 scouts and 1 lead- concerning the history' geology and V4 er South Davis 8 scouts and 1 other phases of naturs of tho counleader West Jordan 7 scouts Cot- try to bo visited was collected and PROVO-Th- ree officials of the tonwood 13 scouts and 3 leaders made available for th members of Dixie National forest will direct ' ‘ ’ East Jordan 4 scouts and 1 leader th trip Herne at tho second annual state camporal en Stewart Ned Walker Don Webb Verl Hilton and BLACKFOOT Idaho— Among the Six Eagle awards five bronze nature study and woodcraft work Tooele S scouts Bingham 1 scout In charge of tho party aro Scout- tha state capitol Glen Pratt The patrol is part of Vanguard troop 30000 one life award were at the opening Timpanogos Boy and and Individual palms of winners scouts who are grounds expected boy A-3 scouts and 3 leaders and master E B Hetsler Dr Summit In 148 I Jack Wright of Holladay L D S ward council camp which will ba to visit Washington for the Jambo- given Tuesday night at a Grant dis- - Scoutfrom South Summit 3 scouts and 1 leader glesby Jim Shiplcr chief explorer events In the Balt Lake council archery finals L 359 (left) and Ralph Hardy of Bountiful First Juno 17 to 23 at Navajo held troop in court of honor ree In August Blaekfoot citizens trlct Vanguard “Fifty mors scouts many of Whom and Walt Wtnegar assistant aeput-mast- Arrowhead patrol from Hinckley ane af’the best acout official said Friday L 307 winners respectively lake D 8 ward of troop Intend to go hut have not eomplet The trip will be made In ward chapel Th forest officials are Edwin troops at the campotaL Not the Indian clout and flight events and the target event 3 will be particularly interested Ip th Hillcrest od arrangements may register tor the truck belonging to the troop equipped O J Harlino pinned Gurr supervisor L C Milei recreMr bed of willow mat and sleeping bag with which each Mrs and BUver Fox patrol troop 81 Scoutmasters Lowell Miller the ef Edwin and DeKay thla council" said Mr Hammond and in several private cars and will boy was equipped together with a tent Thla made Prove Community church winner of the fire by Rowdon Stolworthy and Boy Scouts the Eagle badge on each of their ational supervisor and George Sea“The order of registration’ he said carry tha group through Moab to the friction contest A Harry Thomas also of the Marlyn Bingham Mark Fjelsted sons Osmond and Alden Byron mans ranger" Mr Miles will act boys immune to weather conditions Left to "will ho first coma first served and Blandlng where they are to branch as health and safety director of BUver Fox patrol Winner of the fUnt and steel fire Mearl Wheeler Rex Lindsay Rusright Wllford Pratt leader Garth Bishop Gar a th last registration date to allow off of th main rout to visit natural Anderson Engar received th Eagle award at tho camp Leon Theobald Ronald Reeve Max contest sell Bill Smith White Smith lighting of Larry time rehearsals for of the creek Follow plenty bridges near White Howard Gardner John Browning ths hands of hts mother and Bird The Camp staff will also Include border delegation is Juno 13" tng this tho Ivan Thomas and Rowland Wright Llsonbee was presented with the Dr L D PfouU of Payson campwill bo crossed and the Monument who will represent the Blaekfoot Eagle badge by his father All the ing chairman and Executives A A valley and th cliff dwellings will Anderson and Merrill Christopher-so- n area at the big meeting according scouts are members of Scouts bo visited r troop 262 of of Provo in general charge B exto local E of E th Bingham j A motor boat rldt will ba taken Glen Smith of St George recreaCooked ward Hillcrest board ecutive onthe Colorado river when Lee’s PORTERVILLE— The Morgan Jess Tame scoutmaster of troop tional director Roswell Willard of Th Boy Scout group at More Ferry la reached Before this time district Bo Scout court of honor leader land troop 127 received its charter 267 Wandamere ward and hi son Phoenix Arizona morale The D 3 C and th S W P L in the Rainbow natural bridge Will be Charles DeGraff of Hcber Dick district court Robert Tame both were at then word tho District Commis- visited and sights around Tuba was held in ths ward chapel SunSunday evening presented Jensen of Vernal and Dean Holden with but one fish sometimes none of honor services in charge of Ray By BTRON L WHITE f sioners’ Comradeship Circio of Bait City will bo explored day evening under direction of and Ray of Payson handicraft Lake council and its auxiliary the At the rim of tho Grand ca'nyon Francis E- - Bray court chairman State Fish and Game Department while perhaps h has struck a lucky Eakelsen chairman of the court of with Eagle badges by Mrs Tame McGuige of Provo publicity Scout Widows’ Protective league near Toroweap th party will be Eight scouts' received awards Th beginner having selected his day— ths fish seem to be biting bet- honor assisted by Edgar Fjelsted Mothers' Eagle badges were preMore than 450 acouta from th social Juno on top of a cliff which rises verwill hold their mid-yeThe program waa furnished' by sented by the Vanguards to their southern part of the state are extackle now turns his atten- ter than usual or is It possible that district commissioner Robert 30 In Mountain Deli canyon near tically 3600 feet from tho bottom ths Porterviils troop under direc- fishing Pugmlre police sergeant mothers tion to a suitable place to test his his ability as a fisherman Is al- of Pocatello pected to attend this camp in the " waa the principal tion of Scoutmaster Glen Kllburn ' George Washington Memorial park of th canyon ready beginning to show results top of the Navajo mountain eight were bronze The awards palm Fortunate as a fisherman skill nine-daon and addressed the boys y It was announced Saturday Th and h really is acquiring that un- speaker Brough member of the trip will end with Georg miles from Cedar Breaks made of 14 Elmer Christensen by One of the outstanding featurea a journey through Zion national stake high council waa tha princi- indeed is th boy who live in or known Something frequently called “Safety on the Public Highway’ 1 M A Y L to M th board general Will bo the cooking Spring chicken park Andrew H Johnson of Wapello ' I BILL TURNER pal speaker near Salt Lake City for he Is able cooked Dutch oven style will bo presented with an EagleScou’ to find canyon streams almostlnhl m a a eg served at 7 p m 'Thl will be folj back yard which produce a real ally making fish contacts that get badge i lowed by a program Hikes and i thrill when It comes to a battle with fish? Our young “Waltonlan la all engames will be held before 7 p m Changes a good sized German brown or rain" for those who can go early Particir v thusiasm Surely ho Is catching on trout bow o Ne- WILLIAM G The was made award life KING By to asked box take lunches an pants Delegates phi Evenson of troop 263T Merit If necessity demands it la not a to this new field of enjoyment which and to register at scout headquarModern archery like other scienlong walk to Mill creek which this to him seems ever to b getting SPANISH FORK— Th were awarded to all winning tific ters by Junt 13 The annual dues At breakfast th other day Z no- s dashing beauty trim In form vi- year following badges sports is evolving and developprovided one young angler greater with never a thought of new the ranks cents will vacious manner cover in of 73 and with a full with a prlz winning German brown disappointment or ceasing He now Boy Scouts hav been selected u the cost of ticed through th window a flash ing every year Paul Davies said in r of L direction Banger-teUnder F the chicken demonstration and lecture last of bright color In th lower limbs round melodious voice more or less trout of approximately fiv pounds is looking forward to new field to delegates to the national scout jam chief eagle a ceremony was 4 monotonous in its repetition but in week before troop 84 Olympus disconquer and to be sure they sire boreo at Washington D C in Aug- conducted th If art you possessor weight of a tree over In th new the neighbor's pleasing in tone Ho sings at all of a eagles trict Japanese Roy Scouts receiving i bicycle you can with th ex- many Just as soon as he can ar- ust: yard I stepped quietly outside but hours of the day and in all sea- penditure pt a little energy and a range It ho is already looking ahead Rex Daniels Jr and Fred Robert- into the Grant district Eagles' nest Mr Davies traced the history of tho elusive bird hopped to a higher sons and his song if you recognize modem archery and explained its with dad to the son troop 71 Clev Bingham troop time find yourself along to a week-en- d little trip very position and into thicker follago It It can often be heard when you th banks of upper MIU creek' Wil- Provo or Weber where he knows 72 Earl Brockbanl: Reed Andrus types and forms Each scout was Scout Head Named took some time to maneuver into cannot diecover if source low creek or either of the Cotton- he is sur going to make dad step' Blaine Thomas and John H Moor permitted to shoot a round of ar a position where I could get a full Th female is dull yellow— green woods any on of which wilt TWIN FALLS ’Idaho— R Kee- rows to keep up with him troop 73 Roland Johnson troop 74 appeal view ef th stranger at an angle of plumage quiet in action and to the troop 75 Oral nan an active scout leader her for In line with tho health and safety eyea of a youngster as just After having tried 'these waters Joel TBorvaldson to b properly lighted in th morn- volet and unobtrusive— and she tho Sunday— he longs for th time to come when Barney troop 79 Andrew Gardner several years was appointed scout campaign for 1933 troop 84 comtest to the newly spot acquired 4 p m Dr Georg J Flaher ing sun Then I had an intimate docs all th incubating For these tackle and troop 83 Alternates are Ben Tho- commissioner for th Twin Falls bined safety good turn with a satisfy that urge to hook his scout troop will have its annual mas deputy chief scout executive and view of a yellow bird with a scarlet Earl Taylor Ray Christopher-so- n district In Snakt river area He scavenger hunt last Tuesday night onto a big one outing to the Uintah lakes Hers ¥ Oscar A KIrkham associate re- - head and with black Wings and tail Marlon Above Otteson And Chester succeeds Stanley Phillips — Scout r Each patrol was handed a list of -all he knows a places Several trlps ar made by-ogional executive will discuss the strongly marked with pur white thrill awaits him True Stone H Eugene Hughes and Wal- leaders voted to Invite Filer troop unusual and surprising articles to new fisherman to these streams At new Explorer program in the Tha rlchnes of tho softly blending ter H Mobr will accompany the to join the Twin Falls district Filer be obtained before 9 p m These for hasn’t th heart of first hla luck is not ths best On enough (Continued f 4 ' L D S assembly hall as a fea- red snd yellow together with the r on Paso boys Included a tin can in which each having but one active troop occasions several home returns hs M L A June confer- definite contrasting black and white ture of the scout was to place fruit skins ence Th public is was almost startling For several broken glass nails and other poten' minutes I watched him as'h slipped 69 tially dangerous Instruments left Albert By 7:30 p m Cubbing leaders meet- from on branch to another with Payson Terjiune about th streets ing at Hotel Utah AU adult Cu only a momentary chance of a full Given Meet leaders invited view In spit of his high coloring s ' he easily hid in tha foliage ana Friday— 3 p m Second annual Olympus his wings although black and white district field day Any patrol wer similar to th shadows among Troop 69 held a banner court of Bozzy was an “Alan” Russian was DeMazlroff chum snd roomr It was an era of forced econ- ''V which i organized for overnight the leaves and even to the leaves honor with an Inspiring program wolfhound elderly sedate a bit mate and table omles This meant deMaziroff no Tritelevancc club members who companion reasons She is not so often ob--s last Sunday night in the Thirty-aecon- d stiff in 'the camping is invited to join the themselves legs and whit in the All thla went on far nine years longer had such sales as ones he have completed a taxidermy course rest of th district at th Wigwam Then ht flew— and I returned to served L D S ward chapeL Scout- muzzle when be “had ils her brilliant vociferous in Then hr th midst of th depres had had for hi antiques were’ givetr "merit badge examina:” for an overnight hike to the cabin find my coffe cold But what of mat master Melvin P Dent received his court" A grand old dogdayand sion deMazihoff evil tions A fell deader Jackson P upon by Club Chairman Fred AL 7 Higgs’ dayt 81 In of troop Church fork it— I had welcomed a visit from Insects constitute a rather large third gold palm Eagle awards were deemed worthy ’ of a supreme so far as tho salt of Michelsen art of cured a 830000 Friday night at tho regu- objects against judgment m tho Trltfllevanco club a wsstern jtanager one of th most part of th spring and early sum- made to Donald Welsa LeRoy 730 p on tho sixth floor of th f decision court wae lar wise him on concerned judge's deMaziroffs “art meeting objects will hold its regular weekly meet- gorgeously colored of our western mer diet but berries are appreciat- Drechsel Joseph Dlllier and Werner When jSozzy was a gangling People who once had given him household effects AND OTHER Tribune building birds Such experiences amply pay ed later on ing -— Cunthcr A total of 80 merit badges tittle puppy barely 'old enough to a handsome profit on the treasures PROPERTY" Do you get the point Bill Turner gave a working dem “ 7:30 p ra Dn Charles G Plum- for an interest in bird life They winter from Mexico to as were presented and Star awards leave hi thoroughbred mother he which he collected for sale were of this la3t clause? onstration of radio operation with mer will continue his scouter He has since returned and I am far south a Costa Rica — but those wer given W arren Noyce and Law- was The term “and other property" hie amateur station WGKOP and bought by Georg deMazlroff now too hard up to buy such luxcourse In first aid In the Tooele in Hbpes that ho and his modestly people who know the tanager In rence Royal an art collector who lived at T East uries or evon pome of the more coulibe cons trucila include every' Junior high schopl winter-hom- e attired mate will take up their sum-J- hl la th far south -- Grover Rawiing and Fred Kel- Firty-nrt- h streetTNew York City" urgent necessities of life thing deMaziroff possessed — his tennis contests also wera held mer residence our in Saturday— nelghborhod see a different bird for then hes is ler played a trumpet and trombone That waa “tha beginning of a They reasoned that It wai n time grand wolfhound Bocsy along With Library hours in th club rooms 2 p m all scouts tcoulers and although I am rather afraid and-hiduet accompanied by Miss Helen beautiful friendship” The leggy to buy quaint Florentine furniture'!)) rest of his assets they dressed in duller plumage now are Friday from 2 to 8 p mothers of the Olympus district may “homesite" higher up in the head ia only slightly tinged with Drochsei Albert Stergcr gave a young wolfhound and ths esthetic at hugs prices when stocks and And Emanuel Schwarts receiver and Saturday from 10 a m to 2 ' are Invited to attend th second mountains red Only during the mating season talk on life saving and C E Ed- collector of art treasures struck up bonds wero scraping ths bottom of of the estate declared that Bozzy p m The next meeting will bo held annual field day of th district This bird la tha western counter-t- o when he is In our latitude does he wards sang Scouts Werner Moe- a mutual devotion - from the very tho market lists and when mortgage was of 7:30 p m Scouts and great cash value Perhaps Friday atintereated be held at Tracy Wigwam in ‘part of th of the b?C6me the gorgeoua spectacle ller and Verl Averett gave the In- - start of their acquaintance They Interest was noncollectabl are Invited to at- -i scouter and had deMaziroff Bozzy’ of bragged Mill Creek canyon j east—except for th coloring He isknown as th Western Tanager dlan prayer went everywhere together Bozzy when taxes wer soaring t ' x (Continued ea Fas 33-- Now Number 166 In Council flint-and-ste- el s Lkt ? Blaekfoot to Send Two Leaders and -- Members to Meet El Grant District Court Presents Eagle Timpanogos To Open 17 And Bronze Awards er LDS ¥ Utah-Arizo- Court of Honor Held For Morgan 4 Canyon Outing Features Chicken Special Official Tells How Youths Become Expert Fishermen -- everytMnghenJtconortlwM The Western Tanager Spot in Sport Spanish Fork Picks Jamboree J f m ur y JJ-- i invtted-Monday- Scouts of Troop Honors at -- Tales of Red Dogs— BOZZY— Has His Day m Court Tritelevancc Club Members Examined rv- -- -- 4 n ' ‘N r V - |