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Camp Adair Sentry August 20, 1942 OFFICERS! SPORTS Insure Your Car Public Relations Section Camp Adair, Ore. Four Builders Boost Camp Athletic Fund with the World's Largest Automobile Insurance Co. Legal Reserve — Non-Assessable Claim Service Through U. S. and Canada Free Atlas and Travel Bureau to Policyholders State Farm Insurance Co.'s Bloomington, Illinois Hollenbeck Insurance Service Agents Over Berman’s Drug Store — at Taxicab Stand, —Courteay Nalem Open 9 A.M. to 7 P.M.—Phone 718, Corvallis, Ore. or C. C. Curry in Albany NlntesiiiBii More than $700 in cash was turned over to • apt. Frank C. Winterf center), camp athletic < fficer, for recreation equipment by R. M. Robson <left), general superintendent of Four Kuilders. Col. t«»orge ('. Ferch, camp executive officer, looks on. I h» money represented voluntary donations by em- ployees of the Four Builders organization to make things easier for soldiers who will occupy barracks built by these mechanics and laborers. WEST COAST TRAINED WILD ANIMAL I 'nance Bowling Pair C jt-Figues Ml. Duo i ■ ■ i < < I I Tn« « amp Adair finance depart rit'- bowling duo of Col. Wood I Lt I.anghauser eked out a victory over Major Rior- . .<1 Lt. Godfrey of the M. I. tier, at the Corvallis alleys Mon- y night. The totals for the three in» match were Finance 833 and Camp Adair Boxers Wanted for Program The athletic officer wants to schedule a series of boxing bouts in tile camp. If you have boxed, want to box, or even think you can box, get in touch with the athletic officer's office in building T-7-502. Ask for Corporal Jiin Shackleton, the Mike Jacobs of Camp Adair. Corporal Plays Golf In Eugene Tournament But. Recording to nn enthusiastic | I iillery, the score doesn’t tell half t ie story. Soon after the opening »• 'n. pardon, we mean opening t am* the contest developed into | u duil between Col. Wood and his “noth ■ g ball" and Major Riordan Turkey Dinner Served nnd i. - sweeping curve. The re Send Her To 40 Adair Soldiers I i ettal le fact that both howlers I were ■ the “rut" most of the time, A caravan of automobiles — in did rot detract from the excite stead of GJ. trucks — left Camp ment in the least. A return en Adair last Sunday morning and ... bv wire. Bonded delivery gagement is a foregone conclusion. , headed toward Dallas, the occasion service .. Florin! Telegraphic That they will play to a full house | being a picnic arranged and given Delivery Association . . . . is just as foregone. A NYWHERE for the enlisted men by the families (Editorial note:) C Our regular j the pui|e!( Presbyterian church j bowling reporter being AWOL 1 and their pastor, the Rev. Wage- ' Leading Floral Co. Monday night, the above play by ner. Nearly 40 enlisted men were ' ’¡‘ho. 201. Corvallis, 438 Madison play account was furnished by an among the guests who numbered. officer expectantly awaiting his, • nearly 200 persons. The Dallas city voucher from the finance depart park was the setting for the affair. ment The ladies of the church pre- I pans! a delicious turkey dinner. I with all the trimmings, and al) ‘Detoil at Seven is signs of bashfulneaa vanished as the turkey, cranberry sauce, dress- Set Back for Fight irg, salads, cakes and pies (ta men- | tion only a part of the menu) matle A r gside liescription of the Ray j the rounds of the tables. Before Robert >on-MCowboy" Ruhen Shank , dinner the tables literally groaned Ope« * A. ■- U 1» P. M. welterweight fight at Madison with food: after, the soldiers fig- Gasette-Times Bldg.. Corvallis Bquart garden will be broadcast j uratively groaned with food: 314 Jefferson by Mutual and KWIL Friday night Swimming in the fresh-water j at 7 < clock. Robertson and Shank pool, sun bathing and conversation are the top contenders in tbeir were after-dinner diversions. East cla»« 1.« d the winner of the bout ern soldiers exhibited their aquatic Will undoubtedly get a go at the prowess .... but found that the ' chami >< nship belt late m the fall. ¡westerners can swim, too. . To avoid conflict with the broad- Cn-t « ' the fight. “Detail at Seven." RUBBER STAMPS the i amp Adair radio show usually • « • • • MADE TO ORDER heard at 7 on Friday evening has been rescheduled for release at h 43 >mediately preceding the Madison at Fifith blew-paper of the Air. hWIL is Corcali is IMO your dial. US N. 18th. Corvallis, Phone 1494 Dallas Presbyterian Church Gives Picnic CIRCUS Just before going to press this morning an excited yardbird rushed into the office with the deathless information that one Corporal Tinkhani of Camp Adair was com peting in a golf tournament at Eugene. Time is too short to check fur ther. We can only wish Corporal Tinkhani the beat of luck and again remind our readers that we’re al ways anxious to hear about soldier activities, in sports or anything eke. Just get in touch with the canip Public Relations office. ! FLOWERS TODAY Breakfasts Lunches Sandwiches Fountain 5 & 10 DINETTE i and GAY WAY Sponsored By DISABLED AMERICAN VETERANS of CORVALLIS I Corvallis - - Tonight and All Week I Featuring MABEL STARK, the world's only woman Lion Tamer and her Fighting Nubian Lions. and the Jack Joyce Circus with LUCY, the world’s Smartest Elephant, and A J ACKS, the Unreliable Mule, and CLOWNS and COLLIE DOGS and PONIES, and a BIG GAY WAY with many thrilling RIDING DEVICES. And plenty of FUNNY SHOWS and FUN BOOTHS. Books Stationery Greeting Cards Office Supplies At Avery Park—Western Avenue Entrance Corl's Book Shop Service Men in Uniform — 10c plus Fed Tax L