Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-07-23
WANTED


"A drum and bugle corps or bras
band for the boys and girls. $50
is offered for the person submitting
the best plan for securing same ant
who is willing to help carry out hi
own suggestions. Please hand you
papers without signatures to Herber
Milne. He will take your number and
name and a committee will do thu
rest. We would like to see Scout
get the v. though every one is invited
to enter the contest.
Don't forget to be at the B. A. G
each Tuesday and Thursday from
to 6 p. m. told as well as young) and
join in the play. Each week new faces
are seen at the playground and each
week they return to reap the benefits
Of more play.
You never are too young or too old
to play. Come once and you will come
again.
We now have between 20 and 80
scouts in Cedar City with new ones
joining daily. Most of the boys are
getting ready to pass into the tender
| foot class.
Our work thus far has been physic-
al correction and drill, knot tying,
whistle signaling, games and stories,
| Parents, do not neglect to have your
boys above the ages of IL join our
scout class.
Next Tuesday from 4 to 6 at the
B. A. C. Campus will be supervisors
ready to receive and care for all
children up to 9 years of age.
We will be glad to have the children
come and join US in playing games
and we will have instructors there to
tell you some good stories.
Until we get the necessary appara-
tus installed at the city playground,
we will meet at the B. A. C. campus
every Tuesday and Thursday from 4
to 6 p. m.
Mothers are always welcome to
come and visit us.
Do the boys and girls Of Cedar know
| that there is supervised play every
Tuesday and Thursday afternoon at
800 p. m. at the B. A. G. campus p
Mr.. Milne and assistants are there to
organize you into ball teams, and to
supervise volley ball, contests and
games Of various sorts. No one is
too young or too old to be welcome.
Beehive girls, Boys and Girls Clubs
and Boy Scouts especially invited.
The Beehive girls Of the West Ward
took splendid hike up the canyon
one day last week. They saw the
steam shovel at work. We left at
B o'clock in the morning on foot and
returned in the evening in cars which
we happened to strike coming down.
There are IL girls in our swarm, all
alive and willing to work. We are
having a good deal of fun and are
accomplishing much good.
County Juvenile Club Leader, A. L. |
Price, who is on the job again after |
very interesting vacation trip with the
Utah Rotarians to Atlantic City, an
nounces that the club leaders of the /
county, sixteen of them in all, will
start tomorrow on q horseback trim
over Cedar mountain, going probably
as far as Duck Lake. Supplies and
camp equipment will go by team.
Boys of the Enoch club returned Tues
day from a fishing trip on the Mann
moth, one of the party catching 800
fish and other catches ranging from
l5O to 200. The Summit BOYS club
also spent three days camping in the
Two more girls sewing clubs are in
process of organization in Cedar Citv
and girls desiring to Join should see
Club Leader Price.
The Boy Scouts Of Cedar are hold
ing meetings every Tuesday evening.
A good membership is already en-
rolled and the scout work is going
forward at a very satisfactory rate. |
Every boy between the ages of twelve
and eighteen should be scout. The |
boy who misses the chance to become !
scout is missing worlds of fun as
well as chance to learn many things
that will help make him a better and |
bigger man.
The Mutual Improvement Associa-
lions of the Parowan Stake will hold
a big campfire rally Saturday evening.
August 7th, at Parowan. All the Mu-
tual organizations in the stake will
take part, and the event will be we'll
worth attending. The program will
be announced in next weeks Record
1t is the plan to take the Cedar City
Band to the meet, which will nodoubt
be popular feature with those who
attended the big successful rally held
in Cedar City not long ago.