Herald and news., July 18, 1952, Page 7, Image 7

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A LESSON IN NATURE is gUn"Joms Boltram,. Normori Noas, Ltstor Hale,'
John Pago, Larry HaU, Byron McNeil, Dole Thompson opd William Honan by th
Oregoiv Star G.ame Commission's Milt Guynion.'
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HEARTY APPETITES are o port of lif in summer
camp, and Troop 16' s Bob Coffmon seems to be pretty
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! " iHftnriNr. STRAIGHT is on art, and here Wilfred
H n Davenport, of Bend, picks op fe pointers from Scout
fn t J Exeeurlve Walter Smith.
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FLY TYING it on absorbing craft as shown by thi oxpressions of Xl WyaM. Warm
Springs scoutmaster, tvan Pan key of Klamath Falls and Instructor John Hobson;
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MINOR FIRST AID is given Gary Williams by
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