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OFFICIAL BOY SCOUT WEEK POSTER
'Eoy Scout Teek; Fel. to 12,
marking the 45th anniversary of
the Boy Scouts of America, will
be observed throughout the na
: tion by more than 3,660,000 boys
and adult leaders. Since '1010,
more than . 22,750,000 boys and
men have been members. ' -
. "Building for a Better Tomor
row" is the birthday theme.
Members of 95,000 Units, through
demonstrations and exhibits, will
dramatize the purpose of Scout
ing and the rich heritage it has -in
this country. , 1 ,
Boy Scout Week marks the
completion of the first year of the
National Conservation Good Turn
the organization has undertaken -at
the request of President Eisen- .
hower. Units which have quali
fied -will receive National Con-.
servatiou Good Turn Certificates
of Merit awarded jointly by the
Secretaries of Agriculture and the
Interior. - Ezra Taft Benson and
I Douglas McKay, respectively. . .
Sideval k Superintendents
Organize for Purpose of
Insuring Proper Wal
Chicago- U.P The nation's
sidewalk ' superintendents have
been " invited to; join their own
society, organized -for: the pur
pose of , insuring hat all "big
construction jobs are properly
watched"- -; ,- -: ; r --
;.The Illinois Secretary of
State's office at Springfield is
sued a charter to the "Society of
Side wal k Superintendents
Listed as , organizers were ad
vertising rnah Herb Daniels and
attorney S. "Alexander Bell and
W. C. Hamann.
Official President ;V
. Daniels, 40-year-old merchan
dising manager for Tatham
Laird Advertising Agency, is
Rogue River
Rogue River Mrs. Charles
Sams-of Medford was 'a week
end visitor, in Rogue River.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Poore
and Mr. and Mrs. Darvery Fuhr
man f Kasson, Jilinn., were vis
itors at .the Ernest Sandeen home
on' West" Evans creek last week.
. Mrs. ' Earl Young and Mrs.
May Shults are. patients at the
Josephine general ' hospital in
Grants.'Pass.-. :
... Mr. and Mrs. Les Weigart and
son Brian and Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Milton and daughter Lynn
and the Rev. Floyd Barnett
were dinner guests Sunday at
the home' of Mrs.-Lois Morgan
and son Hurst. The Miltons are
from Wolf Creek. ,
- The ; annual Washington's
birthday dinner., at Fellowship
hall will be" held Saturday, Feb.
19, from 5:30 to 8 p.m. this will
be a turkey dinner with all the
trimmings..' - , -
" Mr. "and Mrs.' Floyd Jones of
Medford ' have - purchased the
cleaning establishment on Main
street from Joe Tellvik and are
now open for business.
" Henry " Corbin of Old ' Stage
road north, returned Friday
from Lynwood, Calif., where he
had spent the past three weeks
visiting relatives and friends.
The women's association of
Hope Presbyterian r church will
hold the regular sewing meeting
in ' Fellowship hall on - Friday,
Feb, 4, at 11 a.m. The ladies
are to bring a sack lunch.
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4-H Club News .
Central Point Club
. Central -Point Button, and
Bows club met January 28 at
the -home of Mrs. Snook on
Grand ave., . in' Central v Point.
Mrs.' Snook served refreshments.
.Next -meeting will be at the
same place on Feb.' 11. .y , .
- :r ' Beverly . Little,
Reporter. ' . -'
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PICK DAISY'S
listed officially as president.
But, his membership; card
shows him as "an apprentice
work barge- watcher."
Work barges are much more
fun to watch than land equipment,"-
he said." "Ever see one
of those barge-borne pile-drivers
at work? Hat darn!"
, The Society of Sidewalk Su
perintendents, he said, 'was or
ganized, "mostly for fun" but it
also wants to '!foster the. prac
tice of daily relaxation . among
all Americans."
j "We think . everyone should
pause for a few minutes every
day during their lunch hour .
or ; even ' in the' midst of their
work routine-Mo make sure that
any construction job in sight is
being 'carried out properly," , he
said.. . -j: :. V.-- .' --; ; -;, : . .
4000 Membership Cards -
Daniels said that thus' far the
society has" distributed: . 4000
membership .cards. . -.','
Every member is a vice-pres
ident of the society," he said.
The nice thine is. there are no
meetings, ' dues or responsibil-
ities.'.'.- . .- ' - .
He thinks society members
will be - able to gain better van
tage points for - their superin
tending duties if they ilash their
membership cards. . s,
"Documents of aiy kind seem
to .' give people special status,"
he said. "It might even get them
into - the -' cab - of one- of r those
scoop shovels.. Wouldn't that be
something?" '.' "' -
Crosby Reluctant
To Leave Hospital
- Hollywood" - U.B Crooners
Bing Crosby, in 'excellent", con
dition following - surgery, two
weeks ago, "appeared reluctant
today to leave St. John' Hos
pital in nearby Santa Monica." 1
A hospital spokesman said
Crosby, who has been conduct
ing his business affairs from at
private room, is an excellent
patient and "doesn't - seem to
be in any hurry'to leave!"
Dr F. C. Schlumberger, who
performed the operation for re
moval of kidney stones, said the
singer was "getting aiong won
derfully went. and will be, sent
home next week,
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