Uintah Basin Standard | 1959-02-05 | Page 5 | Three Basin Scouts Will Attend World Jamboree at Manila; One from Vernal; Two Live in Roosevelt

TYRRELL R SEAGER Vernal First Ward PICTURE OF LYNN SNOW USED LAST WEEK HAS BEEN MISPLACED LYNN SNOW Roosevelt Third Ward Three Basin scouts will attend World Jamboree at One from Two live in Roosevelt Three Uintah Basin have registered for the Tenth World Jamboree to be held In the it was announced to day by Paul vice-president of the Utah National Parks Tyrrell R. son of and Mrs T R. Lynn son of and Alva C. and Carl son of and j R. V. both of are registered for the B C ARL LARSON Roose elt Fourth Ward Registration is open until March and other interested scouts or explorers must be 14 by July should contact their district chairman at explained Philippines Is Site Site of the Tenth World Jamboree will be Makiling National about 40 miles south of Manila in the Boy Scouts from over 60 countries are expected to gather for this jamboree Tyrrell is a member of Ward Troop He currently is senior patrol leader of his troop He is a Life scout and expects to have his Eagle prior to his departure for the World For three years he was a cub scout attaining all of the badges of rank in cub He is also a first counselor in his Deacon's He plays the piano and clarinet and swimming as his favorite A Life Scout Carl Larson is an explorer of Roosevelt Fourth Ward Post He has earned his Silver Explorer Award and is a Life I He expects to complete Eagle requirements prior to the A teacher in the Priesthood of the Roosevelt Fourth Carl is an active member of the He plays the saxophone and lists track and basketball as favorite He devotes many hours to his radio and Received Eagle Award Lynn is an Eagle scout of Roosevelt Third Ward Troop A deacon in the he is active in the He became an Eagle scout at the January 4 Roosevelt Court of Prior to becoming a boy he was a cub scout in Pack The World Jamboree trip will be from July 8 to and will include pre-jamboree land tours in the Philippine Islands and plus the period of July 17 to 26 at the jamboree site concluded