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OVERNIGHT TRIP
PUB BY CLUB
SPRINGFIELD NEWS NOTES
An overnight camplnu trip for the
ll-H forestry clubs of the county is
Mm: planned for July 20-27 by R.
a. Kuehner. club director.
The roup will so up the Willam
ette, probably below River'i Edge
campsite where the trip was made
last year. There are some 250 In the
forestry clnba of the county and last
year about 75 attended the ovcrnljnt
trip. The boya last year did some
work In Improvinr. the camp site and
other needed tasks and a similar pro
ram will be carried out this year.
It is planned to hare the boya go
to camp at 10 a. ra. July 20 anil atay
orerniuht, the girls to come up the
next day. As many fathers as possible
are being urged to go with their
boys. -
Eai'b boy la to take his own cook
ing and eating utensils as well as
food. Each club la to arrange for
transportation within Its member
ship, each boy sharing on the ex
pense of gas and oil. Each boy is to
take two blankets, the group airing
up after getting into camp.
Mr. Kuehner ia mapping out a pro
gram that the boya be real forest
ers, The group will go up the Wil
lamette to Lowell bridge, then up the
main highway to Oakridge, following
the signs.
Further details on equipment and
food will be announced later by Mr.
Kuehner.
Contest On Fire
Control Is Begun
A contest Among 4-H elub boys
and girls of Lane ronnty to elimi
nate fire hazard of the fnrm and
home ha been launched, according
io R. C. Kuehner, county ebb agent.
The county contest ends October
35 and the state on October 31. The
county prize will be a gold badge
of honor to each boy and girl win
ners, and the state prize consists of
ttcholarships ta be awarded to each
the winning boy and girl. Certificates
of achievement will be written from
the statft fire chlf's office to be
ft-fTen each boy and girl completing
the project,
A bulletin (a to be given the boys
hnd girls explaining the fire hazards
and suggestions on methods to elim
inate such haaards, - Ha sards listed
Include chimneys, fireplaces, and
flues; matches and smoking; hot ssta-
and coals; ruhbish and litter;
clean roofs; lightning equipment;
lectrie wiring and equipment! kero
sene, oil, and gasoline; grass and
brush; spontaneous combustion.
Some suggestions listed for fire
control In the bulletin include hand
extinguishers, ladders, water barrel
and pails, water under pressure and
hose, fire 'signals.
YOUR CHILDREN
1 By OT.TYn nOnWRTB BARTON
IF a child Is too thin, if be Is nerv
ous, a bad color and stoop
shouldered, t should take him at once
to the doctor and atop trying to
guess the cause.
Many mothers with such children
begin to worry about worms. If
they don't, some of the neighbors
auggeat it. Then there Is a trip to
the drugstore and some sort of ver
mifuge is bought and administered to
the supposed sufferer.
This is, of course, wrong. In the
first place, the chances are largely
against tt being worms. In the
second plsce If thnt Is the trouble!
the prescribing should be done by a
doctor. I have seen several or such
cases in my life, where home diag
nosing and prescribing did hnrm.
There are several good vermifuges
on The market but the amount of
dosage depends upon many things
and it takes a doctor to determine
what and when one ia needed.
What cauaes loss of m eight, color
and good posture in a chitd?
If he la getting the variety of
foods he neds, regulsr wholesome
meals, milk. vegetables, fruits,
starches, fat, carbohydrates (sugar
and starches), cereals, bread and
rood fresh meat, eggs or fish, the
lien a I varied diet necessary to health
if all these things are regular and
he . la not stuffing on sweets be
tween meals to take away his appe
tite, then there is something else
wrong.
On inch a diet he should not be a
victim of malnutrition, but he may
He.
Because malnutrition does not de
pend altogether on what he eats. It
Is what he digests that counts. Many
children from the best of homes who
receive daily a carefully thoushi-out
diet are still undernourished because
they cannot digtt.
Infections Causa Trouble
The causes of failure to take care
of food are many. Perhaps one of
the most common Is a chronic in
fection somewhere. An Infpction
thnt empties its poison into the blood
stream and thereby ribs the blood of
Its shillty to absorb and distribute
needed nourishment to the body, t
something to be looked Into.
- The doctor will make n csrefnl t
iamlnation of the mouth and throat
and noe, the most common sources
of trouble. If he discovers no funn
of infection there he msy be able
to locate it elsewhere.
Bad tonsils or teeth may 1 ac
countable, or a nose or ear condition
not suspected. Infection does not
neressnrily mean soreness or pain.
Sometimes a severe Illness leaves an
ohftcnre Infection that only profes
sional lent will bring to lieht,
Nervouineia la Injurious
Nervous children, children who are
getting too little res,t and sleep, and
those who are sensitive and high
strung are frequently underweight.
When nerves tighten, the stomach,
intestines and other digestive organs
cannot do their work and too little
food la digested and absorbed. Home
times th blood Itself loses the prop
erty of attracting needed chemicals.
. The proper thing to do Is to have
A child weighed regularly say once
month. If he is losing, or not
gsining at least a little, if he is
plainly a "fatigue" child, regardless
of his appetite 1 shsild certainly see
doctor. Never let U run on, I
KIltlNiKIKMl, July l.C (Spe
cial) KortiiiKliHy niceiing of luka
circle, lnlics of tin li. A. It., will
be held Thursday evfiiititf nt s o'clock
at the houe of Mr. Nellie Out,
Fourth and 0 streets.
DOCK REPAIRED
SPItlVIFlKI.D, July lit. (Spe
cial) The dock over the niillra-tf at
the Hooth-Kelly mill fs being repair
ed tins week. ew timbers tire being
put in to replace several bndty worn
ones.
LIONS CLUB PICNIC
SPItl.VJKlKI.U July !. 'Spe
cial) Ijontf and their fnmilie mid
guests will picnic at Itivcridc park
next Friday evening, according to
plan Whig itmde by I.arn Wright,
Xiel Pollard, and II. C Stuart. A fea
ture of the alfiiir'wiH I n kutiili:ill
same, the fiiJ.1 of u scries f three
to be phncd by members of the i-lub.
The p'tlu k dinner will b'sn ut H :'.'().
Irene Jeter, Matt
Hart Are Married
SIMilWKIKI.D, July 10. !$!
i-iii!) Mi"t Irene Jeter, ihiushler of
Mr. Florence Kim' of Muhel, and
Mutt Hurt, son of Mr. anil Mrs.
James Hart "1 the upiier MiKenzie,
were married ut a 'luiet ceremony
Friilny. .Inly 11, nt the home of ltev,
.Marion .Mei.'tmrrie, pastor of the First
Christian church in Centralia, AVah
inzton.
The couple were attended hy the
Sroonis bnutier-in-law and sis.tcr, Mr.
and Mr. J 'mil I'ejton. F"U'witic the
ceremony .Mr. and Mrs. Hart return
ed to prioufield via Paulina lake and
llend. They are at home in the Sis.
Moe residenee on Kant Main street
between 1Mb and tttth streets.
floth Mr. and Mrs. Hart lire well
known here. Mr. Hart is proprietor of
n service station and .Mrs. Hurt has
been office assistant for I.r. Y. X.
low- for severnl months. She Is a
graduate of Springfield high school.
MEETINGS FOLLOW SOCIAL
SI'lUNIiFir.Ul. July lf. (Spe
cial) The weekly social of the Chris
tian church will be held Thursday
evening at the church ut 6:"0. Follow
ing the potluck supper and worship
hour, the senior missionary society
will hold a meetinr. at which lira. D.
O. Peterson will report on the Turner
Sunday school convention held recent
ly. Miss Altie Manning and .Mrs. Nel
lie I'yne will report on plans which
have been made (or the coining year.
The devotionals will be led by Miss
t.'lara Jones, and -Mrs. Elsie Pollard
will be in charse of the prosran). The
llnttie Mitchell missionary circle will
also meet at S o'clock, at the home
of Irene Anderson, for installation of
officers. The program will be led by
Pearl llcltcrbrand.
RETURN FROM TRIP
SIMilNdFIEI.D, July lit. (Spe
cial) Miss Kunice Gerber, Miss Ele
anor Smith. Miss 1.011 Nelson of West
fir, and Miss Joey llnrdie of Astoria
returned Tuesday evening from a six
weeks trip to the Century of Prog
ram. Niagara Falls. W astilngton, u.
C, Mammoth Cave and other places
of interest in the east anil south. They
came up the coast from California to
Newport, where they were joined by
Al Smith, who will visit nere. .wss
Nelson and -Miss llardie will go to
W'estfir in a few days.
' ON VACATION
SPniNCiFIKI.D, July !(. (Spe
cial) Dr. and Mrs. W. C. Itebhnn are
vacationing at the Sign of the Fir at
McKemie liridge. They are to be
joined in a few days by Mr. and Mi s.
D. B. Murphy, and the party will go
to eastern Oregon on a fishing trip.
PERSONAL ITEMS
RPIMXGFIKIiD. July 10. (Spe-
Miti aIm Porter of Chicago
arrived this past week-eiid to visit
with her sister. Mrs. Dean C. Poin
dexter, for several weeks. Miss Porter
iMaitnH tmr liwt Niiminer.
Thelina Sweeney, Arnneu Arnoiu
and Florence Parvin returned this
past week-end from a six-weeks trip
to the Century of Progress in Chi
cago. Before returning tiny went to
WiiBhinvlnll. t... UIIU iriirn-w
through the southern sullen. The
...i.u m.ni n or then narlr are ex
nunn.l l. ri.lnrn sometime tills week.
Mrs. Wray of Portland visited with
friends in Springfield Monthly.
II. nn.l Xti'u Keneslt. I.vong of
Bend visited in the city Monday. They
were lormeriy in tue seen uun:o
here.
v. ..n,l Mrs. Fred Hawk of River.
side, Cnl., are visiting with Mr.
1 lawk'a parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace
Hawk,
VISITS HERE
SPRINOF1F.LD, July 19. (Spe
ciul) Mra. Silas Gay and daughters.
Uvea and friends her.
Ph. 8. K. SterenVfoT
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