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Camp Adair Sentry
Thursday, April 22.1943.
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SOCIALLY SPEAKING
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Nearby Town Maidens
Come to Field Hous
Happy Honeymooners
Infantry Band Flays for Dance
Boysz Girls Eat and Make Merry
IPX Manager, Officer
Honeymoon, Newport
Couple Plan to Make
Heine in Independence
It’s I.t. and Mrs. now for a PX
anager and an officer in a rail­
head. Skipping camp for a five-
day honeymoon on April 14, La Nell
Sutherland and Lt. Fred Duell
spent their time on the beach at
Newport. Upon their return the
couple announced that they plan
to make their home in Independ-
ence.
Mrs. Duell, manager of PX 16,
started to work there September
17, the opening day of this post
exchange. She came to Camp Adair
from Allison, Arkansas.
Her husband, Lt. Duell, was a
cost accountant in Buffalo, New
York, during his civilian days. He
is personnel officer in the railhead.
Another highly successful “swing Timber Wolf Band
i sway gathering took place at
Fi Id House last Friday eve- Will Furnish Music
n .g under the supervision of Lt. For Club 1 Cabaret
alter Sindlinger.
This Saturday at Club 1. the Tim­
!. Fast dances for jitterbugs —
Sweet music and waltzes for ber Wolf Artillery Division band
si wer dancing under the baton of under the baton of Cpl. Eddie Apple
g Sgt . R. y Herbert and his Infan- will furnish the music for the cab­
Band— —3. Girls. 275 from the aret. Warrant officer Rubel super­
neighborin ig* cities of Salem, Mc- vises this group.
The theme will follow along Eas­
nnville. Corvallis. Dalias. Eugene
an : Monmouth—that in a nut shell ter lines. Favors will be served, and
-.he story of the big Field House the girls from Dallas are to be
here for this occasion.
dance.
Members of Maestro Apple’s
The members of S Sgt. Herbert's
band
are Sgt. Bender. Pfc. McCabe,
bard are Sgts. Carrol Lane. Ray
Orwitz,
Pfc. Staff. S Sgt. Hoffer,
? tel, Warner Dandy; Cpls. Joe
The smiling couple are Lt. and Mrs. Fred Duell who were
Cpl.
Frahms,
Pfc. Cochrane, Sgt.
Sk - nes, Joe Di Natale. Thomas Viz-
married on April 14 in Chapel 1 and spent five days at Newport
zc, Bert Harp; Pfcs. Ray Latto, Yindra. Cpl Wells, Cpl. Lazaron,
on the beach! Lt. Duell is Personnel Officer in a railhead—the Mrs.
Army Program Hampers
Frank Viggianno, Bill Gridley; and Pfc. Davis.
is Manager of PX 16.
Glee Club Rehearsals
Pvts. Edward McFowell and Mur­
ray Maley.
By the Numbers.” the girls from
Army training programs and glee
Ct vallis proved that the Field
clubs don't seem to mix. Despite the
House dances are popular with
fact that Miss Marge Kuhwarth,
"What’s your name,” asked the
th* m. They were represented seven­
recreational hostess at Club 2 has
ty-five strong. With this group private? He was talking to a couple
done everything in her power to
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came six chaperones: Mrs. R. M. of musicians. Both Adair men and
get a men’s sing going, several
skilled
pianists.
Paulson. Mrs. Sidney Schloeman,
things
hamper the program.
With a "gleam in their eyes, sel­ Soldiers Entertain
“We're the Rover boyis.” replied
Mre. Cecil Blakely. Mrs. Beulah
Bivouacs,
road marches, etc., in­
dom seen during their regular work­
Blackledge. Mrs. Deliah Dixon and the good-humored ivory ticklers. ing hours, the QM 1911 Detachment On Sun. at Club 2
terfere with the Monday evening
One w ould play a few waltzes and
Mrs. Nina Rehman.
practices. She announces however
put on their best OD's and took
From Dallas arrived the lucky then he would trade places with the their party manners out of their
Sunday evening at Club 2, Pvt. that she isn’t discouraged and still
18 piloted by Mrs. Raleigh Middle- other Who would try his hand at a barrack bags, to attend a party-
willing to try to form a glee club.
Dola played Rumanian music on Club 2’s singfest will be held a3
tor. She drove a yellow school bus. number of classical pieces.
After they played at Club 1 for financed by the QM’s share of the the violin. Cpl. Sears sang, Pvt. usual on Monday at 7:30 P.M.
Jtr.«. Ivan Warner and Mrs. Harold
an hour, these two took a ten min­ PX profits. It came at a very ap­ Paul Guirrerro danced and sang
He mes accompanied these girls.
At the rehearsal last Monday, six
ute break and went to Club 2. Both propriate time us it helped intro­
A Long Way
showed
up. Those who participated
duce the new Company Commander, Spanish songs, and Cpl. Paul Sut-
It’s a "Long Way to Tipperary,” boys are entertainers at heart and Lt. Wesley P. Herrmann, to the
in the community sing were Pvt.
ton put on a comedy skit.
an so is it to Salem; but that didn’t after a little coaxing gave their men, and vice versa.
Werner, Jr.. Pvt. Joe
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wunam John
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On Saturday Miss Florence Mer-1 y Herre *ra, Pfc. G. J. Polizzi, Pfc.
stop 65 maidens from visiting the names.
The "Waltz King” is Sgt. Earl i Festivities started right after riam sang at the Oregon College M. O. Stewart. Pfc. Bill Ashbaugh,
Field House. They appeared at the
i Retreat under the guiding hands of
dance under the supervision of Mrs. Edwards w-ho studied for one year Mess Sgts. Moss and Carberry. Af­ of Education in Eugene.
and Sgt. S. E. Peffer.
Goldie MacCauley, Mrs. Raymond but has had ten years experience. ter the “wine-ing and dining” (beer
Pf ster. Mrs. C. F. Patton and Mrs. His buddy is Pvt. Charles Duncan. and a dinner that both Sgts, swore
The majority listen with interest
Wayne Pettit.
Service Mens Date Book
“contained” turkey), Sgt. Nick San-
Hrs. Riley came with 37 girls the moment they begin to play. Sgt. sonia introduced the show.
Thursday. April 22—
from Monmouth, and Mrs. Alexan­ Edwards and Pvt. Duncan are mem­
Leading off were two of QM’s
bers
of
the
Timber
Wolf
Division.
der brought the same number from
Open house at both clubs.
own boys, S/SgtJ‘Tex” Garrett and
McMinnville.
Game night at Club 1. Prizes for high Bingo scores.
his guitar, and Pfc. "Doc" Brandt
Let it not be said that Eugene Portland USO Invites
Artists’ Workshop at Club 1, Cpl. Don Lynch, director.
and his “pleasant pipes.” They in
ever be outdone. Although forty
Friday. April 23—
turn were followed by Cpl. Healy
miles away from Camp, 34 lassies Service Men to YWCA
Regular Field House Dance at Field House from 8 to 11.
of the Timber Wolves, who mysti­
considered the dance worth their
Good
music, attractive Junior Hostess partners.
fied
both
officers
and
enlisted
men
Put on your best smile, boys and
tir-e. The girls were chaperoned by­
Open
House at both Service Clubs.
with
"glib
lip
and
suave
trick.
”
Mrs. Dorothy Denslow and Cececilia get in the swing for the Easter
Artists
’ Workshop at Club 1, Cpl. Don Lynch, director.
i Formal given for all service men Miss June Powell entertained with
Gass man.
Saturday. April 24—
by the Portland USO Junior Host­ .vative dances of Hawaii.
Like
all
good
shows,
and
rest
as
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Cabaret Night at Clubs 1 and 2. Field Artillery of the Tim­
ess Group of the YMCA and YWCA
Influential Guest at
ber Wolf.
on Saturday, April 24, at 8 p m. sured this WAS good, there was the
• BIG act. Sgt. Nick Sansonia him- l
Division
and an Infantry Band are on the program at Club 1.
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The gathering will be in the
Club 1, Sat. Cabaret
■ self. So much has been written
Club
2 presents Individual Talent Acts. Make reserva­
social rooms of the Portland YWCA |
1 about “Nicky and his versatile tal-
tions early. Contact "Date Bureau" as 3480 if you want
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Saturday night was Albany night 1 at Broadway and Taylor.
i ent?,’’ we can qply say he was
to
attend and have no girl friend. Artists’ workshop
The _ Albina
jTwhkh
at Service Club 1. Many influential
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. , , Shipyard orchestra
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. . i , 11154 usual se
sen.
mmu means he stole i
available
during day; closed at night due to dance. Cpl.
, show with his songs, gags, im-j 1
citizens from this neighboring city will furnish the music for thr*' : the
Don Lynch, director.
came. Among these were Mr. War- 1 party,
i personations, etc.
Sunday.
April
25—
reh Black, president of the Lions
Miss Mary Blair, chairman of
Following Nick, there was a ping I
chh, Mr. Curlee, secretary of the ’ the planning committee, says that | i pong game between Sgt. Sam I
Popular recorded music from 3 to 4 at Club 1 followed by
informal program.
Ch iunber of Commerce, Mr. Henry several unusual surprises will pro- Farkag and CpL A1 Niemac. • Cpl. j
Hopkin.-, investigator from Wash­ vide variety entertainment through Niemac is from the Deadeye Divi- |
Open House for relatives and visitors. Club 2 features a
ington. and Mr. Bragonje from the out the evening.
"Concert Hour."
sion, Sgt. Farkas is a "fugitive |
Bureau of Mines in Washington,
Artists' Workshop open all day, Cpl. Don Lynch, director.
The Portland Junior Hostesses from a zoot suit and QM’s Custodial
D. C.
declare that all service men are Office.”
Monday, April 26—
The program consisted of seven cordially invited ar.d suggest that
Watching and enjoying all this,
Men’s Glee Club rehearsal at Club 2 under direction of Miss
numbers titled: 1. Plant a Garden, men in uniform come early. Ad- if their facial expressions meant
Madge Kuhwarth. Informal activities at both clubs. Art­
2. Ten Little Soldiers, 3. Canadian mission is free as is customary with anything, were Lts. Herrmann and
ists. Workshop at Club 1, Cpl. Don Lynch, director.
Capers. 4. Solo Tap numbers, 5. all USO affairs.
and Rogers, Company Commander
Tuesday.
April 27—
I and Executive officer respectively.
Hawaii on Tap, 6. Whistling in the
Latin-American dance at Club 2. Instructions given from
SING REHEARSAL
Dark, and 7. Tap and baton spe­
As QM’s guests were C<>1. Baumeis- ,
7-9 by T 4 Cecil Birnkrant. Girls from Corvallis USO
The Club 1 Glee Club under the ter, Major Brandt. Captain Waite, j
cialty.
band
on hand as partners, Miss Guernsey in charge.
Those* who participated in the supervision of Miss Ann Caddy, Captain Lewis and numerous other,
Artist»' Workshop at Club 1. Cpl. Don Lynch, director.
program were Shirley Wheeler, recreational hostess and directed officers whose names space will not
He plans to have drawing from model between the hours
Bartiara Black, Connie Hawk, Betty by Cpl. "Oscar" Hayes met last permit. And, of course, mention |
of
7:30-9:30 P.M.
and Carol Bruggeman, Janet Mc­ 1'uesday. Many numbers were must go to the wives, girl friends, ,
Wednesday.
April 28—
Donald. Jane Brooks (wife of Pvt. tried. Quite a bit of community sisters, etc., who were scattered so [
Square Dance nigth at Club 1. Co-eds from Oregon State
Brooks), Billie Fitzpatrick, and Ar­ singing is in progress now, but prettily around the hall.
to help you over the rought spots. Instruction from 8-10.
lene Chance.
Cpl. Hayes expressed the hope that
“Business is terrific," said Pvt.
Refreshments served. Artists Workshop under the direc­
The Timber Wolf Division Band the group will eventually branch
tion of ( pl. Don Lynch at Club 1. Games and bingo night
furnished the music for the cab­ into a glee club. At the piano was Henry Majesski. He sells cokes
aret. Sgt. Meryl Howard is Maes­ Pvt. Charles Duncan from the Tim­ throughout the house and has a
at Club 2. starting at 8 P.M. Prizes will be given.
tro of this band.
reputation for being a hustler.
ber Wolf Division.
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Toss Party; And How
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