Show Id U 'MO One Family Totals 143 Years Spent In Boy Scout Work ( 11) I tr) 'i 11 Sii Rock Sprhigs ROCK SPRINGS ir' i' t 4ii 1 Group Calls All Eagles Announcing that any man or boy who has ever received an Invited to attend eagle badge the annual Eagle Scout dinner which will be held at the Lion House Social Center early in May the committee in charge of arrangements urges that all Eagles snake plans to attend and thus assure that this year's banquet will be the best and biggest ever held Royal Stone scout field execuk4)A - o 9 o A 4 IE Ply hand-launch- kit containing unfinished Pet4eret Stamp Chili To Have Banquet the 100th anCommemorating hiversary of the printing of the " I 1 ' ?4 r ' i k ' $ f ' ' ' 'I 1 ' oggft qtr' fr 1 ' ' ' ' '' i i e t i ' - ' ' 'A i I I It fr " ' ' ' 1 ''t-'- ' t - i P ' ' I i ! i I 1 4 ' - 1 ' ' ' 4' i t t A colorful and dramatic page was torn from American history and presented at the annual parents and sorts' banquet of troop 3 L D S ward at the Thirty-firhallFriday evening when members of the Stag patrol who have been studying Indian lore for the ' ' y st t --l' - 'i t ' ' ' i - r i ' p ( - i t i ' lk ' 1 3 it i 1 : v ot t ' ' 7 4 ' ' I 4 1 4 t i I i ' ' a ' ' - '''' ' ! - - L4a A --- in the Eagle wing and blevibers of stag patrot troop at the dance troop banquet Friday evepresented prayer ning are left to right Frank Adshade instructor Ted Jones De Vone Bollschweiler Dan Hamilton Clark Russell Garth Plmm Marlin Mc Gide Virgil Price and A F 6 Parks Council Waits Meet Of Scoutcrs I' '1 4 '''' '" Bollschweller - ilir"!WY'L!!!q-- ir" " t I i f P past three months under the direction of Frank Alshade and Clark Russell demonstrated what they had learned in tribal dances costumed accurately Indian ceremonies and dramatized legends To the rhythmic beat of tom-tomade by the boys the group war bonnets and paint went through a number of tribal dances In authentic style The Eagle Wing and Prayer dance was particularly effective The program for the evening InJ 4 cluded the presentation of various 1 phases of scouting by members of the Ute patrol signaling by flashI light aemaphore and wigwag 1 was demonstrated by this group Members of the Dawn and the Ivanhoe patrols gave complete skits on scouting activities The Fox patrol was in charge of the In With everything In readiness for flag ceremony and the Lion pathe first meeting in a series of trol gave the closing number A F Bollschweller three for scouter s of region 12 troop committeeman was in general charge leaders of the Utah National Parks of the affair assisted by J M Zuncouncil which will act as host to ' del and Ralph W Evans commitvisitors are awaiting the arrival teemen who took charge of the of the first contingent of guests ' banquet arrangement Earl D Al1 len scoutmaster and Reed CIlichThe meeting will be held on ardson assistant scoutmaster who Wednesday from 9 a m until 9 were responsible for the program p tn with luncheon at noon and Bill Rytting Phil Reese Eayne I the dinner meeting at the Hotel and Henry Waters Jorgenson Roberts winding up the day's projunior officers assisted the pa' I trols gram Approximately 120 parents and Arthur A Schuck national discouts attended the affair rector of the division of operations ' Or' c '''''' t ''''"I will be the guest of honor and t''''''' N will speak at the morning session Scout's-Ey- e i in the First L D S ward chapel 11' Mr and at the dinner seitsion 4 - ' annual Schtwit who Is an authority on First to register for the twenty-fir- st council operation will give definite Boy Scout powwow which opens Tuesday at assistance with problems encountthe university was ArthurStromness troop 1 ered In the management of the 52 right who is shown receiving his ticket i units of the organization from Mrs Elizabeth Ball at scout headAn Innovation this year will be Scouts of troop 51 did a little Courts of honor held during the the introduction of an "Informaquarters census taking of their own yestion Please" at which period past week included troop 17 t terday in an attempt to uncork the Harvard L D S ward and questions and answers will bring the public's opinion of scouting troop 49 at the Yale L D S ward out much valuable information Thirty boys were Bet loose upon Other special guests besides Mr hall on Saturday evening troop down-tow- n Salt Lake for more 34 at the First Presbyterian Schuck will include Justice John hours yesterday to three than of Pullen chairman F the regionchurch and troop 92 at the South and "cons" of learn the "pros" al executive committee and Oscar Cottonwood L D S hall on Friday scouting as opined by Mr Average A Kirkham deputy regional exevening Citizen The unsuspecting passerTroop 109 will conduct a court ecutive note: Your career dele(Etillar Registrations indicate that approximately 350 Boy Scouts of by waylaid by a khaki-cla- d The second meeting of the series of honor at the West Bountiful seeker this week pried into the the Salt Lake council will be in attendance at the twenty-firs- t gate from troop 51 vvas asked for ward hall on Tuesday evening and will be held at Long Beach Cal professional life of a music imam-'trannual powwow which opens a three-dastand at the University his opinion of scouting his objecon the same evening Pioneer dis- on Saturday and the third will be and his observations are of- of Utah m 1:45 to Royal Stone scout tions to scouting his suggestions at held 9 at p Cal on Stockton Tuesday according April trict will hold a district court of fered below NA a vocational tip to for improving scouting and anyfield executive L D honor at the Twenty-sixt- h stouts with talent for music) which might or thing S ward hall and the Summit dis- Board Sets The pov‘wow always one of the have been everything slightly related to scoutMeeting trict wilt hold a special court in By Jack Anderson most colorful eients on the scout ing honor of David Sharp who is leavExecutive board of the Salt Lake Music bubbles swells and flows Under the foremanship of Robcalendar Is Ode possible ea(-- h a the to council will assume meet at the Newhouse district ing poat ert Jensen senior patrol leader the like over water the sands Of the parched In Logan the by year hotel Tuesday at 12:30 p m cooperation city Wag dissected into sections of Utah extension diviof sound It soothes the souls of a pretentious University of which was handed over that Announcing which sion all classwork each those who bathe in its refreshing arrabges a boy scout with a list of questo two next for the years and entertainment programs for strains it quenches the cultural program tions The purpose of the poll was thirst of those who sip of its sweet will be the subject discuaged A the program intended to determine the attitude class First life star ilrouts eagle melody special meeting of all districtand The and registered- scout leaders are of the public towards scouting local Your scout reporter Tuesday commiscionresults may be turned over to eligible to attend the powwow and drank from a fountain of music troop committeemen or national headquarters which overflowed the halls of ers scoutmasters and rubbers of registrations will not be accepted Wasiatch Coconut Grove Thermometers Rise Navajo after Monday Guy Lombardo the Fremont tnately 30 square Inches of wing more than 50 square inches in the controlled After four periods of merit badge the valve and he and Uinta districts has been called Thermometers at troop 20's headarea and is driven by a main wing area which is mounted sprinkled the tunes acrom the for Saturday evening at the Utah classwork Instruction dinner will are rising not from sumis quarters thread on the fuselage with rubber propellor Its rectangular wing All men who be served each evening in the dance floor in a spray of harmony State Art Center mer heat but from scout activity covered with tissue and surfaced thus permitting easy adjustment Scouts who have been enchanted are interested in scouting are be- Union building to be followed by week the patrols each with lo compensate for any errors that by the swing and away of dance ing urged to attend in addition to a entertainment program This a thermometer of Its own started been made have the during The are those who music can learn to puff their own play complete list of subjects and already assisting 101 for progress in building of the craft Embodying horn or wield their own baton with the organization Instructors as announced by Dr collecting inpoints order t9 boost their scouting additional refinement such aa a all the gusto of a professional But According to Emil Nyman who L O Horsfall university extension to reach first The patrol mercury form of shock absorbers made by the road La filled with sour notes la in charge of the meeting spe- division director follows: Athlet- the boiling point wins a batch of at wire the bending gear landing cial to is be ics Coach made as as Ike tweet well effort the the by bugling Armstrong 41074) scout knives The second hottest the axle the model requires more D S scout sponsoring orClareuce J Hawkins aviation Guy Lombardo's private recipe non-- I patrol will be awarded a scout precision in cutting and assembling for musical success is brief: "Prac- ganizations to develop a Vern G Halliday dog care Melhatchet Lawrence Johnson troop than the elementary models The tice like mad and concentrate E Pearson insect life Don M scribe program that will enlist every vin is the "weather man" beis than slightly larger propeller A career boy of scout age In its ranks The Rees pioneering E Albert Rosen- hind the contest upon tone quality" on the other planes but is of the usually starts with the high school need of leaders is acute Mr Ny- vall printing Jame a A Giles same general pattern band or orchestra graduates into man points out and it Is hoped public speaking L Clair Likes Busy Seouts lingers with local dance that many new leaders will be con- safety William L Cone and surcollege Begin Simply While busy bees make their on one side only Model B will bands then finally achieves a back tacted at this art center meeting veying Boris W Boguslavsky busy scouts of troop 20 will honey Introduce the builder to some of Surveys of model builders have seat in a nationally-know- n orcarAstronomy Junius J Hayes make their sleeping bags refleethe problems found in the construc- shown that the builder who begins chestra pentry Harvey E Gardner It's tor ovens and pack racks tion of all model planes and much with the simplest model and works Lombardo's fame grew Its first Thomas M Argyle and all of the feverish preparation part of the builder's actual skill will progressively through the more roots 21 IL L Turpin electricity Professor years ago when RA a youth for Salt Lake's annual camp-o-re- e first show itself during the assem- complex stages is a better model of 12 Guy Obed C Haycock J organized his first orfiremanship to Scoutmaster Edgar R according one and this who has chestra Some of his band membuilder flier than bly of flying model K Piercey: journalism Hal R Boswell not mastered these elementary bers have been with him aa K Harmon Walter long Third Model photography forms of model airplane building as 18 to 20 Progress of the nine districts In Heyman public health E H Brim-ha- ll Gives Thrill years Model "C" Is basically the same and flying The model kit- - de Salt council the outside Lake Salt The daily root ie of an orchesradio Dr T J Parmley Chief thrill of the Japanese troop as model "B" except that certain tra usually begins near 7 p m at Lake City was Indicated In a re- bird study William II Behle civ- banquet last week v huh tightened refinements are Introduced to imheadreleased council from some exclusive hotel and winds up port ics kielvin Strong first aid Jo- the throats of all observers was Ago The report prove Its performance and the fur the night about 2 a oh tsith quarters last week 11016 seph J Gill and forestry V E the grand finale—sshen the entire incressed main wing area has been Lombardo shows a total registration In the Ta ngren several intermissions Jeptinese congregation scouts and conto 50 square Inches In the schedules rehearsals for his Ro)'al nine districts of 2146 at present Pbmg411141 Wiley parents alike joined In the strains Sergeant Ilorsernanship struction of this unit the model Canadians twice each week once as against 1966 in June of 1939 A Caudell and Sergeant 13 of "God Bless America" builder can use all the experienee for practicing dance music and Twentyone eagle couts are In- Bragg 4P441 machinery Professor A To Explore models cluded in this enrollment gained through preceding once for preparing the nation-vid- e Harold Blake pathfinding A L Du The "wilds" of Salt Lake City and develop his skill in plotting broadcast of his radio program Pais rocks and minerals Law- will be explored next week by and cutting out cambered surfaces The legular routine of a famoua rence Amundsen seamanship W Japeneso PC01101 of troop 84 as o and rounded wing tips AdjustScout Exhibit band ia broken by broadeRMA Frank Scott Jr weather C It part of a wholesale effort to pass D ments must be more aveurste than mollies and tours Bird architecture William E Nelthe pathfinding merit badge ScoutIn preceding models Model C is To Be at Fair son automobiling Howard J Has- master Knight B Kerr announced powered by strand rubber and Is scribed have the approval of nasell camping Orson Rega Card today The boys plan to memorize drlven by a seven-Inctional aa pU as local model aviaBigger and better than over and L A Kolby chemistry Clin- the propeller highways and byways of the to in Fourth In the series model "D" tion officers and inatructorts those of the ton Black and Fmmerton according charge city during a tour which has been o to exbe esdesire will attendant-tA capacity is satisfies the modeler's the Boy Scour project slated for "spring vaIndian lore Frank Adshade tentetively hibit at the Golden Gate Internabuild and fly ships similar in sp pected at the Intermountain AviaLkmont Cole and stamp cation" reptiles tional expositkm beginning on May tion clubs special showing of collecting Richard C Andrew New Captain "Conqueat of the Air" April 11 at Approximately 140 scouts and fa- 25 Scout Executive John L Til44A1 8:00 p m In The Tribune-TelegraReid (Dizzy Dean) Belnap this thers were present at the father den of the San Francisco area 104010 l auditorluin This week was Installed ois piteher-caplaihtatory and son shindig given by troops council- who was chairman of the 65 and 265 on March 21 In the fair committee last year will again of troop 193s baseball team of aviation show actual : newsreel shota of the Hinden- Ninth L D S ward hall 416 Fifth have charge of the exhibit The boys are shaping up for a 0 battle with their dads Boy Scout day at the fair has burg dinaster Lindbergh's landing East street In some time during the season st Le Bourget In 1927 the arrival ' D E Reese chairman of troop been tentatively set for July 6 national the meantime the troop challenges and many other committee for both groups acted President Walter W Bead and of the 13ritush Knights of Dunamls history-makin- g events It 1vaa ac- as master of ceremonies and bouts Dr James E West chief of the Eagle Scout organization will hold any and all rivals to a baseball— claimed by youth and civic leaders wrestling matches and Boy Scout organization will per- Rs fifteenth anniversary celebra- not softball—game in the activiat a special preview In Salt Lake combats were staged A special sonally participat toin at Santa Rosa Cal on April Conteat rod Nears feature of the evening was a 20- - ties of the day Earle W Beck- 20 with an antielpatedattendance City recently It looks as if the scouts of the ercrart All 'Ticket' for the April how and minute matelf between Kenny man national director Of the divi- of more than 250 Eagte scouts pearanee to PoNt Grand Commander S a in Svk &low patrol troop 72 will he the skills gained In the Nal meeting may be obtained from Mayne and FloNd Hansen The sion Of business will also be presmodels ittP again brought Into toe nquadron leaders sponnorm or at wrestling squad from the Ilniver- ent Partridge will be In charge of local wielding scout staffs after this bilainenn sity of 1tIth gave an exhibition The shies are assectilaNt firat then The Ttibune-TebsgraMany Clah trouts attended ttip I rrangements and present grand month The Swallow patrol is "two of Jumps" ahead of all other patrols It Alden Barber A group etit office of old scout games exposition last ronnected to each other by et() roop commander "Conquest of the Air" is conin the troop's lot A natural streamlined mmber being presented through the cour- pleed by thP boys and their fa- project and it 'is expected that Chico Cal will preside direct taper ImA lord the empennage tesy of tordon lkilarha Snit Lake thers concluded the evening Troop many troops vdm vre unable to Engle Scouts of the entire Region test according to Geo' we A Sop th model a City film dintlitnitor and Films 265 had chargo of the popcorn maks the trip last year will do Twelve are invited to take part in ville scoutmaster and the prize Is asaeintily) ' a scout staff for evory member I the conclave I this summer Alm! defined shepa Model D hae I Incorposated ot New York City and Ito candy peanula - I 11- - A ' i View of Scoutdom Salt Lake Council Announces Pioaram for Powwow A 'sheets of balsa wood and fuselage stick which must be dremed by Cutting sanding and shaping Into a streamlined form These operations consiat of merely drawing lines on the balsa by tracing the outline from the pattern onto the balsa sheet and carving the stirk Into rough outline This ship will demonstrate to the beginner the type of materials and tool necessary to produce more advanced models and Ls Px pect ed to prove exceptionally popular with members of The Salt Lake Tribune-TelegraIntermountain Aviation club who will compete in the spring glider meet to be held at tlider point in t7alt Lake City April 20 Second In the Air Youth cies model "B" Is equally fundamental hot Is a complete 11 ying model developing its poyker through rubDescribed La a Plter at rand m "lathyribe-ott- I -ground" six-inc- h one-ho- 111 P ( 1 Outside Districts Report Progress 46 by birthday secref- t ' - Intermountain Aviation Club Descries Four Simple Plane Alodels for Beginners to Try glider Officers of the club are Mr Wyer president: Mr Henriques Ford vire presitent Silas :to-treasured Charles Abbott Mr Iturvier publicity The committee In charge of the banquet includes Mr Henriques Mr Trask Mrs Ralph G Koerner and Dick Castes :' i Leaders Issue Call For Special Meet enthusiasm for participation in model aviation activity the techniD S ward Troop 53 Yalecrest cal department of Air Youth of held Its annual banquet and court Xmerica under the direction of of honor Friday evening In the Arthur J Vhay has developed a ward hail J Earl Russell scout- series of five progressively gradwas In master charge of the af- uated model kits designed to fair eliminate the discouraging failMany awards were given at the ures by scores of court Including three eagle awards novice experienced model builders to Val Dean Bryce Fairbanks and First of Series Charles Monson A program on scouting themes The first of this series model also wa enirl ed "A" is an Bowler I Ad- t ot Frank R Snow Many boys whPn bit by the model 69 70 35 and 65 ter Monday Tuesaviation bug run to the nearest day and Wednesday: troops 48 39 model supply shop or drug store 61 86 and 23 for Thursday Fri- and purchase the most elaborate day Saturday and Sunday Ilighiand district scoutera will kit their pocketbook will allow Complete their leaders' training The usual result Is a beautiful course by taking an overnight hike model on paper" but the finished to the Wigwam on April 13 and 14 product is a gargoyle that will neither fly nor merit words of praise from Dad Prompted by young America's first postage stamp as well as the of the local Deseret Stamp dub members of the organintion will hold their annual banquet in the Newhouse hotel Wednesday at 8 p m Theme of the banquet Birthwill be 'The day of the Postage Stamp" A souvenir sticker has been prepared for the occasion showing reproductions of the worlds first postage Camila The program for the banquet will he directed by the Rev Iloyt lienrIques as toastmaster :Foes!' will include "The Penny Black — One Hundred Years of Stamps" by W IT Trask Jr "how Do You Get That Way Mr President?" by James I Wyert "Sells I Have Attended" by William It ' A Band Career Unit Has Annual Banquet Court wi - Scout Views Troops Assigned With spring vacation here many scout troops will enjoy a spring camping spell before returning to hooks and lessons Among those assigned dates at Tracy Wigwam for the next week are: Troops 40 - Troops Publish Honor Courts ': tive Is chairman of the general committee He will be assisted by '4 a group of prominent Eagles Including Wayne Clements table ' ''' decorations Everett Folsom inVt110°''Je vitations Raymond Christopher musical program and Pershing In center Mrs Elizabeth S James pictures end favors Invitations will be mailed only whose sons and Bawden to those Eagles who attendee last dinner Mr Stone year's explained grandsons have spent more but each of these will be given a than a century in scouting list of Eagles to contact In reference to the dinner Failure of an at top Carlisle Bawden and Eagle to get an Invitation either or mall indoes not by Theron bottom personally Mackay dicate that he Is not Invited Mr scouts in this Stone emphasized as It is a diffiyoungest cult 'task to contact every Eagle scouting family directly Wigwam Dates — than 500 Boy Scouts friends and parents banquet of the Pilot of the Cache Valley Boy Scout council here Monday night Oscar A Kirkham of Salt Lake City deputy regional director of Boy Scouting In region 12 asserted that the Boy Scout movement composed as it is of millions of boys of all races and creeds throughout the world may some day become the basis of a group "working for peace and progress" and to kill "this hideous thing called war" Mr Kirkham told his listeners of the work of the scouting organization in training boys to become useful and Intelligent citizens In America he said the training given will enable the boys when reach to safeguard the ing manhood principles of democracy by becoming :Intelligent citizens of their communities Many boys have found their life's work In the wide diversity of subjects required by Boy Scouts In preparing for the various rank and badge awards Mr Kirkham exhorted parents to expect the good in their sons and to see that they know how to work and that they learn to love It so that they may develop their spirit of independence and tenacity to see that boys undertake projects that they can really develop so that they may learn the thrill of achievement and so earn and asked that parents place some spiritual values In the lives of their children Preston W Pond of Logan scout executive for the Cache Valley council spoke briefly upon the value of scouting in teaching citizenship and the value of the freedom and liberty experienced in the United States Dr Oliver Chem-her- s of Rock Springs was toastmaster Examples of scout work and study were given through exhibits shown at the banquet which was held in the U P Coal company's Old Timers' building hi I s' - dressing more their leaders at the annual Butte district I tA Wyo Feast Enjoyed As Climax To Research IIt Anntial Dinner s i 9 P I Scouts Hold ' - D k Almost a century and a half in scouting is the proud record of the male descendants of Mrs Elizabeth S Bawden 82 of Granger Mrs Bawden's two sons C L Bawden and S W Bawden are Well known scouters having been registered in the organization snore than 20 years each Amon the other descendants are two grandsons who have each 1 served the organization fo more i than 15 years two who have been scouts for more than 10 years and six who have been registered for more than five years each The ' 6‘-- 4 actual total in years is 143 years of scout work for this one family 1 alone Among the scouts are two second 1 class two first class four Stars ' three Life and three Eagle scouts1 Approximately 193 merit badges i have been awarded the family i: Every grandson of Mrs Bawden : has joined the seouts as soon as he was 13 years old Among the family members are i three who are or have been troop committeemen six assistant scout- - t masters one scoutmaster and one ' district oommitteeman The scout- irnaster has earned his scoutmaster's i key and the Silver Beaver award i And that isn't all—for nine of 14 members are registered for b — and promise to earn more awards during the coming year Scouting members of the lam- 1 Ily are: C L Bawden S W Baw- - 1 :' Elmo L I den Carlisle Bawden k I Bawden Melvin Bawden and Nor- man Bawden troop 97 Pouirrh t district and Ralph - B Mackay Theron Mackay Alvin Mackay Donald Thurman Mackay B i and B Reed Mackay Mackay of k troop 91 Cottonwood district rthe March 31 1910 Indian Theme Motivates Banquet of Tro3p 6 o t II it gakt ileibunt irbe Sunday Morning it has a4iiiroal-iike- ll ie Fathers Sons Hold Shindig h Dunamis Knights Plan Observance five-ree- C n ll 4 free-for-a- ll full-sie- d I i s ' - ' i I i i ii i - |