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Arizona Daily Sun from Flagstaff, Arizona • Page 14

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Arizona Daily Suni
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Flagstaff, Arizona
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14-Th SUN, Fisgsttff. Arb-ons, Frfdy, Much 1, H77 Boy Scouts Haven't Changed Name Despite Stories strong, recognizable identification Is required. The BSA's new bright red and white symbol includes a contemporary version of Ibe traditional BSA fleur-de-lis, plus the new communicative name, ScoutingUSA. Together, these elements more appropriately reflect the current broadened scope of the Boy Scouts of America. Use of the ScoutingUSA symbol began last summer, but full Implementation is expected to take several years, said Dickesoo.

The traditional fleur-de-lis of scouting will continue in a modernized form, Dickesoo explained, but badges and insignia denoting advancement and office will not be changed Also not changing will be the three sym "We haven't changed our name we're itUI the Boy Scouts of America," says the Grand Canyon Council In response to numerous inquiries based on several misleading national news stories. Council President Robert C. Dicketon stated emphatically that the legal corporate name of the Boy Scouts of America had not changed and that the misunderstanding arose over the BSA's adoption of a new communicative symbol using the words SccutingBSA, which was mistakenly reported as the new name of the 67-year-old Boy Scouts of America. The official name of the local council will continue to be Grand Canyon Council, Boy Scouts of America. The council will gradually incorporate the Dew symbol on its printed material, signs, and other plsccs where a bols for the Cut) Scout, Scout, and Explorer phases of the total BSA program.

The "new look" for ScoutingUSA will help clear up confusion related to the youth and adult leaders scouting is committed to serve, according to the findings of a 5-year study, Dtekeson explained that scouting serves young men and women as weU as boys, and thai the word "boy" was dropped from the scout phase of the program several years ago. This was not because of any pressure from minorities or women's groups. Surveys showed that the boys themselves did not lute to be called boys. ScoutingUSA was selected the BSA's communicative name because women are now serving as volunteers and professionals and have full membership in the Exploring program. Alio, there has been a need to identify scouting with the United States of America because the organisation does not serve youth in South America, Mexico, Central America, and Canada.

The legal corporate name, Boy Scouts of America which was established by a Charter from Congress) In 1916, six years after scoutlng's founding In this country, will still be used along with the new ScoutingUSA symbol. Wji ifl (10 Yean Ago In The Sun) Joe B. Moore, 28, Flagstaff, a senior at the University of Wyoming has been awarded a Wood row Wilson Fellowship for the 1867-M academic year, the national foundation in Princeton, N.J., has announced, Northern Arliona University's 90-member University Concert Band will perform Monday at the Music Educators National Conference Western Division Convention in Las Vegas, NAU Band Director Donald Wolf said today. More than 3.93 million visitors toured the 12 national parks and monuments In Northern Arizona last year, the research division of the First National Bank reported today. (25 Yews Ago In The Sim) An average daily traffic count of 1,871 motor vehicles passing Flagstaff on U.S.

Highway was recorded by the Arizona Highway Department for February. Mrs. G.V7. Jakle Jr. was hostess at a bridge party Friday afternoon.

Mrs. John G. Babbitt, Mrs. Herbert Babbitt, Mrs. James E.

Babbitt and Mrs. H.R. Rice attended. Nomination and election of post officers will take place tomorrow night at the regular meeting of the San Francisco Peaks post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, Commander Lewis McCoy said this morning. (50 Years Ago In The Sun) President Calvin Coolldge was invited to visit Arizona during his summer vacation In the West.

Gov. George W.P. Hunt sent a wire to the President urging him to visit the Grand Canyon. R.B. Verfurth, local manager for the Standard Oil has rented the H.

Brandt home on West Railroad Avenue. Mrs. Grady Gammage entertained Mrs, R.D. McGregor and her daughters of Winslow and Marie Waller, Gilbert, at her home on the campus of Northern Arizona Teachers College last weekend. ITS CLOCK STOPPING SUPER SHOPPING TIME AT TOYOTA! LM.

BOYD TOYOTA'S BIGGEST SALES EVENT EVER A lot of single girls in Miami IS GOING ON RIGHT NOW- So come on in lor super shopping at any participating Toyota dealer. We'll have a big selection of Corollas, Coronas. Celicas and tough Toyota trucks -27 models. Then if you can tind a belter built small car or (ruck than Toyota buy it. 0 We're stopping the clock from Thursday noon to Saturday midnight and staying open till all hours Because our goal is to break all sales records and sell 24.000 Toyotas nationwide -that's one every 9 seconds.

And that means we'll be dealing like there's no tomorrow. Horns may vary by area Q. "I've read that in Miami, the young women outnumber the you nrj men by seven to one. How come?" A. If true, can only guess it's due to a lot of airline stewardesses in training thereabouts.

Question arises as to which can drink the mast water at one time, art elephant or a camel. Average elephant is known to drink up to 15 gallons of water in a single session. But camels have betm seen to quaff dawn as many as 30 gallons in 10 minutes. Lagniapjie: Did you know the one-humped camels outnumber the two humped camels by three to anB? Also, the two-humped camel is not a dromedary as commonly believed. A dioiiietJary is a one humped racing camel.

Q. "How come our hour is divided into 60 minutes and our rrinuie into 60 seconds instead of a melric division?" A. Because the Sumerians. who lived before 3,000 B. counred by 60s instead uf by 100s.

SUICIDALWIFE The so-called housewife who's not on any sort of payroll is nine limes more likely to try suicide then is a woman in any other occupation. "What in the world rs responsible for this situation in which a woman offers through a newsletter to sell herself as a wile for SI A. Inflation, no doubt. Soviet scientists contend it's easier to wake up a hibernating bear man sonw sleeping fish, and certain American marine biologists confirm the claim. Q.

"I note President Jimmy Carter says he's taking speed reading lessons. Who was the fastest reader among all our presidents?" A. Teddy Rcosevclt, possibly. It's said he coulrf read a page rn the lime it would take most to read a sentence, and reportedly he sometimes read two or three honks in an evening. BOYS NAMED JEFF Sixth most popular moniker among Fyear old boys in this country now is some variation of the name Jell, Q.

"Where's The Land with the Stretched Belt''" A. Thai's another nickname far Argrnlina. Alludes to the Argentinians' large and lengthy meals. Thirty-five years ago I studied poelry at length There were so many sorts, so many Siibile variations. You could sing seared syllahles to match whatever the mood si any level of sensitivity the mind could manage.

And the nomenclature of technifj nes could till a mail-order eatafoo. That's all gone now, though, or pritnear. Today I unly remember two kinds of poetry: Thai written by oeople who wore beards and that written hy people who didn't wear boards. Wilh no attempt here to distinguish as to sex. If you ask for a lime but gel something yellow that looks like i lemon, maybe it's a lime, afin-r all.

The Key lime grown nn the Florida Keys is indeed yellow, nni green. Our word "check" comrs lor the arabic "sakk" meaning "bill of exchange." Question arises as to the laziest of all animals How about the alliijalur? immobile OB per cent of us life. Do you realize iliat beast oni, tav.es in almm eight hreuihs an hour? Flagstaff McCoy Motors. Inc 361 N. Switzer Canyon Dr YOU ASKED FOR IT YOU GOT IT TOYOTA.

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