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Brookings-I larhor Pilot
Hatch Replaces
Ruth Newton
A t Aid Society
m e branch o ffice has dem onstrat
'd the value of increased local
The society w ill hold the M an
service,
s ta ttd
M r. S tim m el.
m
eeting
at the home o f M rs. Jen
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The society has been able to p ro
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andall.
vide m ore e ffe ctive service in
M rs. C liff Fangr, m issionary to
S outhern Oregon to couples w ish Japan, who w ith her husband and
N ew supervisor of the Southern ing to adopt, to children in need fa m ily are home on furlough,
Oregon
branch office of the Boys o f help, and to unm arried m others spoke to the M a rantha M ission
Jer ry Sm ith, m< mb»w o f the
Rod and Gun club E x p lo re r Post and G irls Aid Society o f Oregon needing assistance w ith liv in g ary Society at th e ir F ebruary
N o 32, Roy Scouts o f Am erica w ill be A llen H. Hatch, who w ill plans, m edical care and guidance.” m eeting last week. The meeting
w as chosen by C u rry D is tric t take over the office in the Lever- Though o rig in a lly planned fo r the [w as held at the home of Mrs. Ed
President H enry K e rr as a ren- e tte building in M edford on Feb use o f residents of Lake, K la m a th . M cC lain.
Mrs. F anger gave a resume of
ro sentative to report to G overnor ru a ry 15, according to S tu a rt R Jackson, Josephine, C u rry and
P atterson the scouting a c tiv itie s ‘ /im m e l, state d ire c to r o f the so- Douglas counties, the branch o f missions in general, and also told
? ? H a tc h -is replacing Miss fice w ill now serve Coos county, o f m any experiences w ith Japa-
of the past year in C u rry d is tric t
Ib is report to the governor is R uth N ew ton who is re tu rn in g to the state d ire c to r pointed out. nese p ople. th e ir customs and be
m ade each year d u rin g Roy Scout ,h ‘ ‘ m ain office in P ortland
1 he Roys and G irls A id Society liefs. At the close o f her ta lk she
W ith the Roys and G irls Aid So- a licensed c h ild -ca rin g agency, has sang a song in Japanese.
week, w hich this year com m em
orates the 44th b irth d a y of the ^ ¡ y j 'n c e 1951, M r. H atch has served the ch ildren of Oregon fo r
Special guest was Mrs. F rank
•v Scouts of Am erica
Scout >«*<! broad experience in social US years. It is a p a rtic ip a tin g Fanger. Refreshm ents were served
Po7t,Cen a?d ?CtiV,,i“ S in ^ " K lo is . w o rk. He had p re vio u sly served agency in the Oregon Chest and
J o rt O rford, Gold Reach and as a p sychiatric social w o rk e r fo r the U nited Fund o f M ultnom ah r
R io o k in g s -H a rh o r w ill be inclnd- ’he Veterans’ A d m in is tra tio n hos- county.
f'd in the report.
p u a l in Vancouver. Wash., w ith
Friends of M ss R uth Newton,
D u rin g the past year. B rook-
“ < h ild re n ’s departm ent of the
who
has held the post of super
Clams -
S hrim p
Oysters
• ngs and H arbor have had e ight M ultnom ah C ounty W elfare com-
Abalone
-
Scallops
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in
the
M
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office
d
u
rin
g
Praw ns
C ub Scout dens w ith a m em ber- mission and in probation and pa
• h ip o f no e u h ,. , wo |ln v g ro ||( role w o rk fo r the state o f W is th e past year, w ill be interested
to know* th a t she was m a rrie d on
H o v '’ « W".h ° mpmbershiP o f 60 consin. He has a bachelor’s de
F
e b ru a ry 12 to M r. J. C. Stevens
B o y Scouts, anti one E xp lo re r gree in arts in accounting and
and
w ill re tu rn to P ortland where
post w ith m em bership o f 12 Ex- business a d m in istra tio n from the
sh e and her husband w ill m ake
U
n
iv
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rs
ity
o
f
Minnesota,
and
his
Sc,’m.r i ‘S<',',U,S
Th"
N a tio n a l
a»cout Jamboree at Irv in e Ranch m a s te rs degree in social w o rk th e ir home. A t present she w ill
continue on the s ta ff of the Boys
•a w 21 B ro o kin g s-H a rb o r scouts tro n i W ashington S tate college.
become p a rt of 52.000 scouts from
I he firs t ye a r’s operation o f and G irls A id Society at the state
headquarters in P ortland.
N. B rook in ns
" 1 ’ ’a ,,s of the nation and w orld,
and another group o f 22 scouts '
attended Camp M cL o u g h lin fo r a
O fx ®Wirnrnine. h ik in g and
oth e r scoiit activities.
J e rry S m ith le ft Sunday fo r
Eugene where he w ill slay over
n ig h t. then g „ w ith o th e r d is tric t
THURSDAY, FEB. 18, 1951
Rod and Gun
Scout Chosen
missionary speaks
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w here they w ill take p a rt in
cerem ontal report to G overnor
I atlerson They w ill then be ta k
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15. attend a banquet, go on a
to u r Of Salem industries, and re-
'Urn to Eugene, where he w ill
«pend the night, and re tu rn to
B rookings by bus Tuesday.
A bout 70 m illio n Am ericans
now d rin k w a te r c o ntainin g some
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