Camp Adair Sentry
Parade Plans Committee
Group above are the officers who assisted Adjutant; Capt.
Gilbert Waite and Public Relations Offieer, and the committee
chairman, Lt. George Godfrey in making arrangements for the
flag raising ceremony and party which took place on May 25.
Left to right they are Lt. Leonard Merrill who had charge
of the parade ground arrangements, Lt Walter Sindlinger who was
in charge of entertainment and the banquet, and Lt: Bernard
Schwarz and Lt. Aaron Lopatin who assisted Lt. Sindlinger.
Page Eleven
Thursday, June 3, 1943.
Corvallis Playground
Program Needs Women
As Instructors
Wives of army officers stationed
at Camp Adair, who would be in­
terested in assisting with the Cor­
vallis Playground Program, for six
weeks commencing June 21, are
asked to contact the playground
committee members.
Women who can instruct in arts
and crafts (i.e. pottery), painting
and sketching, puppetry, dramatics,
tap-dancing, tumbling, or related
recreational suhjects are urgently
needed.
The playground appropriation is
limited but there will be a small
financial revenue for those par­
ticipating.
The program starts June 21 and
lasts through July 29. For further
information, contact either Mrs. D.
J. Willson, Route 1, Box 150 (phone
Corvallis 26-F-2) or Mrs. F. A. Gil-
fillan, 221 North 31st street, (phone
Corvallis 1076-R). Both are mem­
bers of the committee.
>1115—Mormon Service, Sgt. Niel­
FROM TÎNT CITY
son.
by
Tuesday. June 8. 1943
By Pfc. John Monaweck
2030—Jewish Shevuoth Holiday
Services.
Due to the fact of the low fi­
Wednesday, June 9. 1943
nancial
status of the men of “Tent
^2030—Jewish Shevuoth Holiday
City
”
the
boys have been staying
Services.
around camp. Among the steady
Thursday, June 10. 1943
1015—Jewish Yiskor or Memorial visitors at the regular Friday night
dance are Cpls. Mark Varner and
Services.
I
Ralph Gole.
Services at Station Hospital,
After three months of waiting
j Red Cross Auditorium.
Pvt. Ronald Maxon has received
Sunday, June 6, 1943
TIMBER WOLF DIVISION
that
picture of his girl.
’ 0800—C a t h o 1 i c Mass, Chaplain
CHAPEL SERVICES
Pvt. Louis (Get the truck)
Higgins,
Sunday, June 6, 1943
1000—General Protestant Service, Swallow is having trouble with his
Chapel No. 7, C & 1st St. North
sunburn. It seems that when he
Chaplain Bartell.
♦Catholic Mass ......................... 0^00
wears his hat it is irritated and
General Protestant Service .1100
when he doesn’t wear his hat he
CHAPEL SERVICES
Evening Service .....................2000
gets razzed about it.
Chapel No. 2, D Ave. between
3rd & 4th St. South
Chapel No. 8. C & 5th St.. North
We have just discovered a man
Catholic
’Catholic Mass 0900, 1000 & 1200
with plenty of will power—S/Sgt.
0900 Austin Jenness. Upon return from
Protestant Service .1100 & 1630 Mass ..................
Confessions
Saturday
1900-2100
Catholic Eucharistic ............. 1300
a three-day pass he claimed to have
at Chapel No. 3. Before Mass slept the whole three days.
Catholic Novena
1400
Sunday morning at Chapel No. 2
Protestant Discussion Club .1830
Sgt. Owen King has fully recov­
Protestant
Catholic Confessions, Sat. .1630-
ered from the bad eye that he re­
Morning Worship Service
1000 ceived in one of the boxing match­
1830 and 1900-2130.
1930 es in camp. Most of our boding
Chapel No. 9, C & 9th St. North Evening Devotions ..............
Chapel
No.
3
—
I)
Av*
&
7th
St.
So. fans went to see Lou Nova to piek
’Catholic Mass........... 0800 & 1000
Protestant
up some pointers.
Protestant Service .*...... 0900, 1100
General
Protestant
Service
1000
and 1930.
Our mess sergeant S/Sgt. Peter
.... «J.... 1930
’Catholic Mass every weekday ex­ Evening Worship
O’Dowd is extended the well wishes
Catholic
cept Saturday
.................. 1830
of “Tent City/* We hope he can
Mass ....................................... 1100
Catholic Confessions,
return from the hospital soon.
Saturday ....................... 1800-2030 Confessions ....... Saturday 190-2000
The reason Pvt. Wyett Never-
Before Mass Sunday.'
Chape! No. 10, D & 9th St. North ! Chapel No. 4, C Ave. & 12th St. So. gali has been looking so sleepy is
the fact that his wife has arrived
’Catholic- Mass
0900 & 1130
Cathqlic
Protestant Service .................. 1000 Mass ............................................ 0900 in Salem for a short visit. It is
Catholic Confessions, Visit Chapel Confessions . Before Mass Sunday hard trying to lead a double life.
Pvt. Francis Nastasi has set a
No. 11, Saturday 1530-1700 and
Protestant
new record by receiving 13 letters
1900-2100.
General Protestant Service ...1100
Chapel No. 11, D & 5th St. North Chapel No. 5. C Ave. &. 9th St. So. in one day. He also held the old
record of nine letters. We think
General Protestant Service . 0930
Protestant
that this record will last for some
♦Catholic Mass .......................... 1030 General Protestant Service
1000
time to come.
Christian Science
1115
Catholic
also Wednesday at 1900.
Mass ....................... A'.::,...... ,..... 1100
Catholic Daily Mass ................ 1715 Confessions .. Saturday 1800-2000 Y.W.C.A. Rosery Dance
May Devotions following Daily
Before Mass Sunday.
At Portland, Saturday
Mass.
Chapel No. 6. C Ave. & 4th St. So.
Lutheran Service ............
1900
Catholic
A Rosery Dance preluding the
Catholic Confessions,
Mass ....................................... 0830 Portland Rose Festival, will be
Sat. ...... 1530-1700 and 1900-2100 Confessions Before Mass Sunday held at the YWCA social hall by
♦Confessions before Mass.
Protestant
the Portland YM-YW-USO Junior
General
Protestant
Service
...
0930
Note: All Regimental services to
Hostess Group Saturday.
be held as given unless Regiments Evening Service ........................ 1900
Numerous surprises and treats
are in field. In this case field serv­
have been planned and the hall will
Christian Science Churches
ices, will be conducted.
be decorated with beautiful roses
“God the Only Cause and Creat­ from Portland’s own rose gardens.
or” will be the subject of the Les­
Dancing, 8:00 P.M. until 11:30
POST CHAPEL SERVICES
Avenue D and 3rd Street North son-Sermon in all Churches -of P.M.
Christ, Scientist, on Sunday, June
Friday, June 4. 1943
6.
will I not give to another” (Isa.
1845—Jewish Service, Station Hos­
The
Golden
Text
is,
“
Whatsoever
42:5,8),
pital.
The Lesson-Sermon also includes
2015—Jewish Service, Post Chapel God doeth, it shall be for ever:
nothing can be put to it, nor any the following correlative passages
No. 1.
thing taken from it” (EccL. 3:14). fyom the Christian Science text­
Saturday, June 5, 1943
Among the citations which com­ book, “Science and Health with Key
1800-2000—Catholic Confessions.
prise the Lesson-Sermon is the fol- to the Scriptures” by Mary Baker
Sunday, June 6, 1943
0900—Catholic Mass, Chaplain Hig- lowing from the Bible: “Thus saith Eddy: "There is but one creator
i God the Lord, he that created the and one creation. This creation con­
gins.
1000—General Protestant Service, heavens, and stretched them out sists of the unfolding of spiritual
... he that giveth breath unto the ideas and their identities which are
Chaplain Harmon.
1045—Gene raj Protestant Com­ people upon it ... I am the Lord: embraced in the infinite Mind and
munion,* Chaplain Harmon. that is my name: and my glory forever reflected” (p. 502).
Theodore the Timber Wolf
"I think we'd better just hold handsr
“Right in Der Fuehrer’s Face.”
with Perry Reel as To jo, Paul
Johnston as “Schickelgruber” a id
Eddie Hamilton as Mussolini, 'has
It looks as if from nqw on it’s 1 the No. 4 spot, and is followed" by
going to be harder for enlisted I one of the feature numbers of fie
men to get into OC-S. The Army show, “Black Magic.” In this n-m-
and Navy Journal reports that the rber, the Oakettes are featured t>o -
Army has just About filled its quo­ j gether with drum majorette Jane
tas of officers for a while—in fact I Lines.
has a temporary surplus. Some
Baseball Number
OCS have already been discon­
“Take Me Out to the Ball Gaine”
tinued, others have been ordered features a quartet of skaters, by
to cut down the size of their class­ name: Dale Pritchard,’ Bill Hfcfte,
es.
!Norman Berry and Bud Kiseier.
This trend looks as if it’s bound i ’‘Precision Personified,” featuring
to keep on for a while until a big those lassies whose pictures al-
enough number of new men are ready wowed you on page one, fol-
indueted to raise the demand for : lows.
officers.—(Yank G.I. News).
“Juniors Inspiring” has the No.
; 8 spotlight with Jeanette Barbee
IV Corps Medics Upped
and Dale Griffiths as the prtaei-
Four promotions were an­ I
i pals.
nounced by the IV Corps medics
“The Gay Nineties Revue” fea­
in the 150 Ordnance. Pfc. Sefton turing the Brickettes, a chorus, is
Watson was made a corporal, Pfc. next and precedes another of the
Damon Payne, a T/5; Pvts. John outstanding numbers, “The Sotith
Smith and Paul Carmichael, Pfc.’s. American Way” with the Oakettes
and featuring a specialty tango
skates by Jeanne and Dale Pritch­
Choir Rehearsals at
Chapel 1, Tues., 7 P.M. ard.
i Spectacular is the word for the
Chaplain Irvin L. Whetscll ex­ ■ next to last number, “The Prdsent-
tends an invitation to all soldiers I ation of the Flags of the United
who are interested in choir singing Nations,” and the program ¿toses
to come to the rehearsals at Chapel with a grand finale number,
1 each Tuesday evening at 7 p. m. Spangled Banner.”
In conjunction with this pro­
The Chapel is located at the corner
gram, the regular Night-CHib
of I) and 3rd street.
Chaplain Whetsell declared that nights at the Sarvice Clubs have
theke meetings are for the purpose been cancelled and in their stead,
of rehearsing hymns to be used in a gala dance will follow this in­
the Sunday morning service.
duction. Music will be furnished
by CpI. Bill Duncan’s SCU Band.
Large Production Crew
Those Eyes of Texas
The skaters featured in the pto-
Are Upon Yau—Jesse
1 duction are members of the -Oak
Austin, Tex. (CNS)—The State Park Skaters Chib of Portland,
and recently staged a auccessful
Treasurer reported a deficit in
benefit performance at Geoige
revenue—the lowest in two years.
I White’s Service Center. Mr. Boll-
The treasurer’s name is Jesse
I inger is manager—and is in Charge
James.
of props and lights; costumes w - th
executed by Ruth Bollinger; Nor­
Gala Skating Show at
man Berry is production manager
and the musical score wag ar­
Field House Saturday
ranged by Buss McClellan. Art
Briggs, of K01N, Portland, is ex­
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died, all in costume, will present pected to emcee the show.
Among the lovely young gals
an extravagant revue of 12 num­
bers, to the music of a four manuel who will appear are the Oakettes
pipe organ. Trunkloads of cos­ chorus, including Violet Horde,
tumes, equipment, lights and stage Jeanne Pritchard, Barbara
props will be imported for the pro­ Schwock, Maxine Clark, June Lines,
duction, which has been arranged Rae Lucia, Helen Macintosh, Sol-
ami directed by Ed Cheney, for­ ; veig Skagen, Dolores Williams,
mer Broadway and Hollywood pro- Elaine Stose, Genevieve Berg, Mil­
dred Breding, Peggy Miller, Pearl
dueer.
Weiler, Dorothy Brown, Faye
The Navy!
“Anchors A weigh,” done in nau­ Dougles, Virginia Swan, Darlene
tical costume, is the opening num Lines, Evelyn Wood, Rose Gas-
be* and features the Oakettes with parre, Leota Benyon, Pearl Miller,
B. Schmidt as the Admiral. “Just Lucille Pederson, Peggy Miller,
Us Two” is next followed hy Barbara Coy, Pearl Nathan, Lor­
“Rhythm on Rollers” featuring Lu­ raine Metcalf, Yvonne McKeel and
! Ruth Clevinger.
cille Pederson and Shirley Brazee.
a
OSC Becomes Harder;
Schools Discontinue