Show VJ-1- 0: THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNErSUNDAY MORNING OCTOBER 3 1937 University of Scouting’ Plans Some Camera Shots Made on Sea Scouts9 Trip Into Arctic Area Chiefs Arrange For Session Director of Senior Activity Announces Expansion Of Explorers’ Program Ctr Special Activities Central Ball Scheduled as Culminating Social Event in Anniversary Week Plans Addition to Regular Troop Work For Coming Year Will Be Announced Special activities plans and objectives In all phases of scouting for the coming year will be announced as a0 feature of the "University of Scouting" to begin next Thursday at 7:30 p m In the South high school Royal B Stone council field executive announced Friday The sessions will continue October il 14 20 25 and 28 Approximately 500 scout - leaders and representatives of sponsoring Institutions are expected to attend the “university" which will include department sessions and courses for eight divisions of scout leaders with specialup programs of interest to the js l ’ toentire-grbeach'nightfrom? :30 8:15 p m Prepare Plans Plans for the year'have been prepared by members of the standing committees of the council executive Committee Compiled in a mim Sographed “council bibie" the plans and schedules of events- - will be ("“T issued at the University of Scouting and will Berve as guides for the remainder of the year — i The programs to be presented at the opening of each session follow: One-aplay by scouts of South high school October 7 story of the Jamboree October 11 Cubbing and ABERDEEN Idaho— Plans are Trail Builders October 14 Sour- under way for a big district rally dough trip and senior scouting Oc- and court of honor for October 27 tober 20 reemphasis on troop logs cere- - which will be held weather permitOctober 28 and "" mony October 28 graduation ting on the beach of American Falls ' Courses and instructors for the reservoir Joe Dvorak district comuniversity" follow: missioner said Friday Church sponsorship opening He said the rally would include bight only for ministers L D S big campfire program which will take presidencies bishoprics stake permit all scouts to cook their own " h — presidencies of M I A with food for supper and local council officers and Plans are going forward to give church leaders in charge each scout instructions in how to - Elements of scoutmastership for make a reflector oven and ono of bew leaders only Mr Stone the projects will be instructions for (bid Timers’ Moot every scout present In preparation of hot biscuits in his own oven Old timers’ moot round table disA training course in methods of cussions of scout problems with Dr patrol leaders will start in E E Ericksen D E Hammond and training the district November 3 D L Folsom chairman and other ThoseAberdeen who will assist Mr Dvorak Officers of the “old timers” in will be R A Weston chairman of Charge Merrill conference and training for organization ofand Douglas troop 40 The object all district and field commissioners scoutmaster of the course is tp make the patrol mu iw and prospective ones Philo T method 'i more effective in all troops Farnsworth and Vaughn Cutler in of the dfstrlct When Sea Scouts were Inside the Arctic circle last summer on a charge Plans for the coming season were training and scientific cruise Upper left a group Explorer leaders’ specialization Mr Dvorak to D L strolling down Main street of Teller Alaska right) Frank CUnger bourse Dr I Owen Horsfall Dr outlined by Salt Lake City with an Eskimo family at Deering Alaska Lower Pocatello executive of I S Noall Ray Engebretsen and Roberts a fur seal taken aboard the “Stranger" training ship by the Sea the Tendoy council at a meeting Mr Stone at the Aberdeen high Scouts The pictures were taken by Jim Hewes of £alt Lake Sea Scout leaders both new and Tuesday-nigh- t Rufus school experienced (two sections) A Tracy Jr William C Ware and a meeting here Monday night as Dr T C Adams Cubbers’ course Emil Nyman and follows: C G Salisbury chairman Oscar Mark Wilton District and troop committee spe- - Whiting first assistant Earl S eialization course M Elmer Chris- - Groesbeck second assistant and J tensen Justice D W Moffat J J T Wheeler camp chairman The district sent a group of scouts Kelly and others Honoring Louis A Thody member adopted recently by sea scouts of to the state camporal In Salt Lake of the Salt Lake county executive Magna This ship then unnamed City September 30 and October 1 D G and 2 Chairman M W Bird of committee and first sea scout com- was registered last spring Kolob District n ship W E Call is skipper troop organization announced that modore here the be No 4 Mirsh' will rechristened A series of official Inspections by Fleets Officers two new troops have been organized In the district — one at Thistle the Louis A Thody Skipper Wil- Dr Thomas C Adams regional vice C liam S S the BonneS Ware of commodore and Rufus A Tracy I SPRINGVILLE— Officers of Ko- and another in the First L D S ville announced Friday lob' district scouts were named at ward-council — commodore Jr began The boat was given to Salt Lake Thursday night when they visited council mor than a year ago by the Stansbury at sea scout headthe Southern Pacific Railroad com quarters on the sixth floor of the First-Clas- s The equipment pany It ha'd been one of several Tribune building heavy tugboats maintained by the of each sea scout and ship records firm along Lucin cutoff and was were inspected by the visiting offiv' v' Other inspections are schedgiven tne sea scouts to aid in patrol cers and rescue work as well as for uled as follows: October 4 Bonneville October 12 Utah October 19 pleasure 'cruises and training During the past summer the Great Salt Lake at Centerville 27 was turned over by the COun? tnhrr Nnfrinm oil-t- o" the S S S Bonneville led Sa Gull Sea scouts of all five ships will by Skipper Ware Repainting and refitting is approaching completion unite in a bridge of honor and dancAnother new name to appear on ing party December' 8 at the Hotel councjl boats Is the “Natrium” Utah Empire Toom Expansion of Explorer Seout pack trips while In earljr- tlvities — particularly sponsorship of December winter activities will bemore interdistrict events and a cen- gin with emphasis on troop and distral Explorers’ ball to be held as ja trict ski trips District Explorer culminating social event during socials also will be held in Decemscout anniversary week next Febru- ber as a step toward the council ary— was announced Friday by ball in February Royal B Stone director of senior Skiing Contests scout activities for Salt Lake-counThe annual “snow moot” in FebSimilar programs for older scouts are planned throughout the ruary will- include competition in state skiing and related events Courses The entire program as announced in camp leadership will begin the by Mr Stone is additional to regular same month Emphasis will be Explorer troop meeting activities placed on -building camp - equipment which concentrate on —advanced in March in Late district studies In merit badge fields under May competition This is to in softball will begin expert instructors As ‘a basis for later activity dis- be concluded with a council tourtrict commissioners already have nament early in July initiated a “big push" for registraDuring August the final week at tion and full organization which be- Camp Steiner Scout lake will be gan in September and will continue reserved exclusively for Explorers with a number of exploration trips during early October scheduled during this outing The Outdoor Activity annual Sourdough hike will follow Some outdoor activity— particu- ct cil -- - -- District Plans Rally Feed Scouts and Scouters Idaho — This com- - Allen Peterson of American Falls will be to Boy Scouts said a number of scouts from his host munlty of the American Falls district Oc- troop will receive honors and adtober 12 for a rally and court of vancements 'on that night honor Arrangements are in charge of J The entire membership of troop W Collings district chairman 31 of this community is Another district rally will be held planning to attend and to engage in a scout at American Falls October 30 when demonstration with troop 70 of this scouts from troop 31 will return the community visit campfire programs larly hikes-anare planned for October whl)e during the latter part of October and vanball competition in November will begin District competition in vanball — widely known senior scout game ’resembling volleyball — will culminate in councilwide tournaments early in January and L D S churchwide finals late in January with the winners to receive coveted awards Planned in November is the annual fandango of the Sourdough outfit social event for all senior scouts who have completed annual Executive Honored A favorite 'maxim of C J Carlson Los Angeles for the past 11 years executive of region XII including California Utah Nevada Arizona and Hawaii is : “Hs who makes ten met! work is greater than he who does the work of ten men” Mr Carlson en route to Chicago to assume new duties as executive of region VII was honored Saturday at the Lion house social center at a luncheon given by Utah scouters al J “ r Appealing to the Largest Boy Public in the World “EUGY th Sea Scouters to Recliristen Boat in Honor of Leader POTJmS EftG&E scourer The First and Only Strip Officially Approved by C three-mon- I the Appearing Daily-i- BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA! n A The Eagle “Roy Powers American typical clean-fu- t Scout” youth— rapidly becoming on ideal lor The Salt Lake Tribune's young readers Prominent scout oificials national and local heartily approve of this wholesome cartoon strip Here is what D E Hammond Salt Lake Scout Executive says SALT LAKE TRIBUNE - Gets Medal r er "V: X7 Training Course Starts at UIS POCATELLOTldaho An — Tendoy Council Plans Archery POCATELLO" Idaho — With the training program for first call for Explores seeuts to parleaders started at the University ticipate in archery bringing 18 of Idaho South Thursday night youths from the Pocatellp district Tehdoy council was assured an active program this year in that division of scouting Cornelius Vanderende and Wayne B Whitlown leaders of the Explorer project said here Saturday regular meetings and tournaments will bei held on the Irvjng Junior high school athletic field where those taking part will shoot tarscoutmasters and patrol leaders will gets clouts and balloons An inbe necessary to carry out the proj- door tournament is planned for some time this winter with teams ect Mr Roberts explained other Explorer troops in the It will continue for four weeks from and at least one outdoor meet- council In the event other scouts in the ing will be held probably at Camp Teton Peaks council and the Snake 18 Posouthwest of miles Tendoy River council take up archery the catello in Mink Creek canyon AH scoutmasters assistants and local units will be available for said Mr competition troop committeemen ' are urged to intercouncil Vanderende attend Nearly all of the 18 scouts who have reported this fall made their own bows and arrows Scouts at room 201 Science hall for leaders In the Pocatello district The course is in charge of C R Bolmforth Wilford Dalamar and D L (Loo) Roberts (executive of the Tendoy council Men attending' the course will be organized into scout troops with organized patrols each having ita own officers Weekly meetings of troop ' Royal B Stone presenting Cottonwood district model first class scout J award to JFloyd Howell of Mt Olympus L’D S ward ' Displaying a wide knowledge of derwent a three-hou- r written and oral examination given by coutcraft and’ unusual promise of one-hoability to become a scout leader members of the district eagles’ nest Floyd Howell 13 scribe of the re- last May in Murray city ball Recently organized troop 193 Mt sults were not announced until the Olympus L D S ward has been court of honor when previous winawarded the Royal B Stone model ners’ of the medal given annually since 1932 were present to confirst class scout medal The annual award was presented gratulate their new colleague by Mr Stone formerly Cottonwood As an evidence that the plan district commissioner now scout evolved by Mr Stone then district field executive of Salt Jjake coun- -' commissioner has produi cil at district court "of in encouraging new scout leaders honor of the season September 22 every ohe of the previous winners In the L P S Murray Second ward has be periling a responsible scout Runner-u-p by a close margin for post during the past year Eugene the honor was George Labrum Paxton district advancement troop 88 Bennioa-- 1 Floyd Howell is a son of Mr and 'were held last Holladay spring to determine most promising Mrs E V Howell-559candidates for the medal In each boulevard and is a student'at Irvtroop These winners pi turn un ing junior high school Holladay th-fn- - Practically "Roy Powers" is only one of the many features to be found in The Salt Lake Tribune directed toward its thousands of young readers : Yrihuna-comics-jareJollo- wn-Tliiiv-- Suliool student board of control Is a scout and ' the majority of all assistant managers of athletics are scouts some of them' eagles Tahoe area council of which the boys arp members pent six seduts tion to the- world jamboree in Holland The high school student body and a large delegation to the napresident vice president and ath- tional jamboree In Washington D letic manager all are eagle scouts C last summer Scouts and particularly eagle scouts have made a big “killing” in Alburn Cal high school affairs reports the September issue of ‘The Motivator” regional scout publica- - ' - we d— "Little Orphan Annie" ’’Gasoline Alley" ’’Joe Paloo-ka- " daily ’The Gumps" and ’’Bringing Up Father' bring many a an adventurous thrill laugh to boy and girl readers ’Day by Day With Unde Rcry" THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE ' Has Many Other BIG FEATURES For Its YOUNG READERS and ’’School News and Jiews" appear every weekday On Sunday such features as the two “Youth Activity" pages lb pages ofTthe world s best colored comics and intermoun-tai- n scouting event news find favo with youngsters The Salt Lake Tribute' is a paper for old and young alikel |