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THE WILLAMINA TIMES
WILLAMiNA OREGON
' V . THUHSDAY. JANUARY 1, 1948
fat liera,
m ot liera nini frie n d * of o b e d ie n t c h e e rfu l. th r if ty , brave,
S co u tin g . W e uiuat nil h av e an la clea n a n • ru v e re n t T h e hoy* a f te r
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tr a il of S co u tin g . H elp him up th e
la d d e r to good Mound A m erican
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C lay L ark in * sp en t C h ris tm a s a t
Scouts Mark Year’s Achievement
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Tops in Scouting a c tiv ity in W illa m in a th is y e a r w as Joe M a to c h a Jr. (center) voted the
o u tsta n d in g scout by Troop 254. S co u tm aster J.A Jensen Jr. (rig h t) a n d his a ssista n ts. Jack Shet-
terly (left) a n d Vern H u d d lesto n , (p ictu re not a v a ila b le ) a d d e d S co u tin g a c tiv itie s to thoir o th ­
er m any du ties. All ta k e a n a c tiv e p a rt in com m unity a ffa irs b e sid e s w orking h ard a t thoir
re g u la r vocations. Jensen is in b u sin e ss w ith h is fa th e r a t th e W illa m in a M achine Shop; Shet-
terly is b o okkeeper a n d office m a n a g e r at th e G a rra b ra n t M ills a n d H uddleston o p e ra te s a
g u n shop. He h a s m ad e a n o u tsta n d in g re p u ta tio n th ro u g h t th is a r e a a s a gunsm iih
WiZ/amina Boy Scouts and Their
Leaders Show Fine Year’s Record
W illa m in a 's Boy S cout tro o p p re ­
se n ts a record of a c h ie v e a ie n t fo r th e
past y e a r th a t th e tow n m ay w ell be
p ro u d of. Xot o n ly h av e th e y in ­
c re a se d th e ir p e rso n a l a d v a n c e m e n t
in Scout w ork b u t th e y have w on o u t­
sid e rec o g n itio n fo r th e tro o p a s a
w hole by p la cin g firs t in th e co u n ty
in f ir s t aid d e m o n stra tio n s, thereby-
w in n in g th e p riv ile g e of r e p r e s e n t­
ing Y am hill C o u n ty in P o rtla n d
w hen f u r th e r co n te sts a r e held.
E ach y e a r th e o u ts ta n d in g scout
o f ea ch tro o p is chosen on th e b asis
of a tte n d a n c e rec o rd an d p ro fic ie n cy
in sc o u tin g sk ills. T op h o n o rs w ent
th is y e a r to Jo e M atocha J r ., son of
Mr. a n d Mrs. Jo e M atocha of W il­
la m in a ,
M uch o f th e c re d it fo r th e fin e
w ork done by th e local tro o p is du e
to th e ir le a d e rsh ip . J. A. J e n s e n J r .,
S c o u tm a s te r, an d h i s a s s is ta n ts .
J a c k S h e tte r ly and V ern H u d d lesto n ,
h av e g iv e n a g re a t d ea l of tim e to
S cout w o rk a n d a re to be c o n g r a tu l­
a te d u p o n th e re su lts.
T h e T im e s has a sk ed Mr. Je n se n
f o r a d e ta ile d re p o rt on th e T ro o p 's
a c h ie v e m e n ts fo r 1947 an d it a p ­
p e a rs h e r e :
A YEAR'S REPORi OF
SCOUT ACTIVITIES
by J . A. J e n s e n J r ., S cout M a ste r
D u rin g th e y e a r of 19 47 th e Boy-
S co u ts of A m erica, re p re se n te d in
W illa m in a by T roop 254. w ith an e n ­
r o llm e n t of tw e n ty eig h t boys an d
th r e e le a d e rs, co n d u cted th e fo llo w ­
ed o u r tro o p '» " o u ts ta n d in g sco u t
a w a r d " th ro u g h bis a tte n d a n c e each
.fle e tin g . h is profiency in ca m p in g
an d sc o u t sk ills
The
T ro o p has
Ju st
co m p leted
c o u rte o u s,
k in d . , for M nrq u am w aa hl* boyhood hom e.
may
Y o
iir
N EW YEAR
B E H A f» P Y
The pursuit ci happiness
is every American’s right
. . . the Constitution says so.
M ay you catch your full share
r e r e g is te r in g fo r th e 194s y e a r u n ­
ing S co u t w ork a n d a d v a n c e m e n t.
d e r th e sp o n so rsh ip of th e K lw an ls
In th e firs t fo u r m o n th s of th e C lu b of W illam in a.
y e a r fo u r local tro o p H onor C o u rts
T h e Plyw ood and V en eer W o rk ­
w ere held in th e C h ris tia n C h u rch e rs P n lo n Jias th ro u g h a g e n e ro u s
b ase m e n t w h e re th e tro o p m eet* c a sh d o n a tio n m ad e it p o ssib le for
e a c h M onday n ig h t.
D u rin g th e th e tro o p to be a 100 p er c e n t Boys
C o u rt* Jim E d w a rd s rec eiv ed his L ife T ro o p . T h is m oan* th e hoys
F irs t C lass B adge.
will ea ch receiv e tw elv e issu es of
Ross Bailey, L ero y Z em b ric k an d th e
N a tio n a l
S co u tin g
m a g az in e
J o e M ato ch a w ere a w a rd e d Second w h ich w ill be of g re a t v alu e to th e
t roop.
C lass badges.
N u m ero u s M erit b ad g e s w ere also
All th e T roop will need fo r a
a w a rd e d .
sw ell y e a r will be su p p o rt by th e ,
T h e boys held th e ir a n n u a l fo u r
d a y h ik e a t H ebo M t. an d se v e ra l
o th e r a d v a n c e m e n t h ik e s a n d e v e n ­
in g c a m p fire s w ere also en jo y ed .
T h e T ro o p to o k p a r t In C o u n ty
a c tiv itie s a n d rec eiv ed firs t place
In c o u n ty firs t aid c o n te s ts h e ld at
S h e rid a n a n d a r e to r e p r e s e n t th e
co u n ty in a m eet to be held in P o r t­
la n d in F e b ru a ry .
D u rin g th e co m in g y e a r a n ex ­
p a n d in g p ro g ra m is being p la n n e d
fo r th e tro o p .
New e x a m in e rs for M erit b ad g es
a r e b e in g so u g h t to h elp th e boys
in a d v a n c in g alo n g th e S co u t tr a il.
At p r e s e n t Mr. N ew by is o u r o nly
q u a lifie d
e x a m in e r f o r
re q u ire d
M e rit b ad g e s.
K. E. S h e tte rly is local c h a irm a n
J. A. J e n s e n S r.. H. A. P a r r e tt anti
A lb e rt E n d re s m ak e up th e S cout
C o m m itte e . J. A. Je n se n J r . is S c o u t­
m a s te r, V ern H u d d lesto n a n d Ja c k
S h e tte r ly a r e a s s is ta n t le a d e rs.
D u rin g th e y e a r Jo e M ato ch a, a
Second C la ss Scout, h a s been a w a r d ­
NEW YEAR
NEW H O PE
Mr* W illiam M c P h erso n . It wa* a
A S co u t I* tru s tw o rth y , lo y al, ' re a l ho m e co m in g fo r M r la trk ln n
of it in 1948 . . . that is our
sincere hope, as another New
Year's Day rolls around.
O W N E R S -J .C -D U L L E R EgSOMS.GIBSOM GUTGflStU.
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H EALTJ I ♦ 11 A P P I N ES S • P R O S P E R IT Y
Once Again
we greet the New
Year in the traditional manner—with pealing bells,
with fun and gaiety, laughter and music.
Despite his ingenuity, man still persists in "watch­
ing the old year out and greeting the new year" in
almost the identical manner of ,his forefathers.
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In that same identical manner, we extend our
traditional New Year's greeting to you:
Maw gleams of hope, fresh stream s of cour-
« 3 ° / come w ith the d aw n in g of the N ew
Year.
V/e cherish the thought
ot the fine associcrtions
that have been ours for
m any y e a rs past, a n d
take this means of ex­
pressing our deep appre­
ciation of your valued
friendship.
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MAY HEALTH, HAPPINESS
AND PROSPERITY BE YOURS TODAY AND
THROUGHOUT THE NEW YEAR
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