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Show UINTAH BASIN RECORD, DUCHESNE, UTAH The Aurora Borealis OFFICIAL CAMP NEWS. fotry Ob Ifee Little Yellowstone UNDER DIRECTION OF MR. WHITLOCK ay, Whp. ik viataj Prefer Blondi? Having suffered at the nand3 those a Q6nUs- I was one nost happy when I heard that hey had discovered a substance n waa i. Do Gentlemen j - ' Wl 0 ve of a full month of extra weight, decided to crash forward to the Yellowstone outpost, leaving- - the camp surgeon with but a week's rations in the way of milk and meat. What may have happened to this separated pair of intrepid valiants probably would never had been known, had not Frank War-thethe Mayor, and three other sturdy sons of Moon Lake, sensing the danger of their comrade, decided to follow. There is little more to tell. The rescuing quintette have no desire for publicity. That their names should be linked in glory with the great stalwarts of snowy history will never cause them to divulge one word of that splendid rescue they achieved along the white wastes of the frozen Yellowstone. hat would eliminate all pain vhile a person occupies the chair onfmed in a dentists office. I have also received a thrill j wer'T' rom reaxin' about the creation a vaccine which should elimin-.t- e infantile paralisis. The pages hesne y Scientific American and u lUS science magazines popular ave always been choice reading was i: late rial. I guess that the reason Mathjc;or this is because I have always Friday ranted to be an Inventor, r was hel. Perhaps this will never be my ht for I have not the mental ability preciac' J even start down the road that uing ti idison built, but I am at least c C c as electa oing to give a litUe bit of s;rv-:- e to humanity. I can now throw A New Blanket Of Snow definite light upon one point f Mytonu Well it seems as though spring Jway3 been controvers-- d will not appear on the scene as mdmother aa among the brains of the na-.o- early as expected by the fellows Do gentlemen prefer blonds? of the Moon Lake Camp, due to heard that have which apsnow new of a blanket argued m. point good from the streets of small peared on the scene. le or an asserubly of digni-,e- d om of thUlasea The snow started to fall early I understand peycologists. evening and continued Saturday lat the supreme court is going throughout Sunday, falling until pass down a 'decision upon that 6 oclock in the evening. When it uestion as. soon as it eliminates finished the depth of the snow II of the alphabet from the new averaged about eighteen inches. eal. . Monday and Tuesday the sky But why wait for the supreme was shining clear and blue leavlurt? The question can be ing a very severe cold spell. It Is right here at the CCC without doubt the coldest spall imp. It is not blonds. It is not the fellows of the camp have runettes. It is red heads. I draw gone through the entire winter. lis conclusion from the evidence Tuesday morning the thermomso many carrot colored head eter registered obout fifteen below ve rings which are being exhib-e- d but still it didnt prove to be zero, by many of the stalwart cold enough to bother the boys which go to make up the in their work. rsonnal of this camp. If a man ants to expend hard cash to get The caterpillars were going full is hair a flaming red, then it Is blast, clearing the roads In order for the fellows certainty that he would never to make it possible while a detail of to to work, go loose a mate but were blessed men was busy clearing trails ith curls of that color, the camp grounds. c C c We hope it is our last cold spell Little America of the winter and we're waiting . The residents of Utahs Little very patiently for spring to apm erica" realize, through the pear so that the works projects tedium of the hecent snow storm, can be more easily handled, lilt a bit of the life lived by c C c Ldmiral Byrd and his band of ad Yellowstone Courtiers Wind Up enturems down In their Antartic 7 Game Tour With Easy tittle America. Triumph Over Upalco Utah 7 basketeera wound up The Tnie, the Admiral had a little lie edge through the assistance a recent conquest of surrounding f (his broadcasting set and his Basin teams by trouncing Upalco The CCC squad has bowlenguins. So far up here, the only omm unicant has been our regul-- r ed over Altamont, Altamont fatwice, all night marauder, the big culty, Duchesne yed owl, who, when .from his Bridgeland, Alterra and Upalco. lllside retreat, apots us making The CCC Boys, with seven conur early morning visits across secutive victories, are at present, le Bridge of Sighs, offers his practically snowed in, A recent aiterating sarcastic Who, Who!" postponement of games with Rooshis at least, is something the evelt High, and town teams prebunch from getsplorer did not have to put up vented the 7 rtth. Sunday afternoon saw a ting some real competition. A check of statistics for the hapter written in snow that prob bly may never be witnessed by last seven games shows that the Lhher of the poles. The doctor, team has scored 288 against 142 for the opposition. Afton Murray ccompanied by Loyd Whitlock rho by the way had chosen to has been the leading scorer with save his socks in Duchesne 84 points. His average per game lected themselves as an advance is 12 points. This flashing forarty to lessen the hazards of ward would surely have been he later Duchesne sojourners. heard of had he been abl9 to atTiey fought through fog. sleet and tend college. Murray was an asnow until w.thin five miles of sistant leader on the job. amp, there to find themsi-lv'e- s John Prince has held down the horoughly defeated. Here, Loyd, center position commendably. He eing sockletes, therefore lessened has rolled up a total of 63 points, average of 9 points per game. John has plans to attend the U. S. A. C. He has the wlyjle camp hoping he makes a mark at the Our Aggie school. John is Senior foreman at camp, and the Captain of n, vari-unda- tat n. an-ver- en-lle- es F-3- brought the crowd off their feet. Scott has an even 6 point average, with a total of 35 points. Perfille, a reserve forward has shown up very well. He has played two games but has a 7 point per game average. The rest of the squad, Maxfield, Gehring, Mac Arthur Bertoch, Watson and Milner have all been a great help to the team. MacArthur has been the only scorer of these for the first string. The team this year has certainly convinced the camp that they can really make a showfcig If given a chance. M. Wood, Sports Editor TUBE hronicle Construction ivilian CCC COMPANY NUMBER 2919 returjf,- ris anal BLUEBELL Vorps By Miss Florence Murray The shower sponsored for Mr. Published by and in the interests of C C C Co. No. 19G8 and Mrs. Leonard Goodrich by the Gleaner Girls was well attended. Bridgeland, Utah Camp DBR-1- 1, The young couple received many fine and useful gifts. The evening was spent in playing games. Ice tend. Your boys will no doubt cast Basketball Team Starts Going cream and cookies were served, Practice waa held for the camp heavy voting for their choice as and everyone enjoyed a good time. basketball team Thursday night, Queen. Jan. 30, at the Duchesne hall. Duchesne M. I. A. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Harmston (Signed) There is mighty fine material c C c and son Jack of Roosevelt were for the team and with proper Camp Dog Saves Own Life visiting at the home of Mrs. The other morning Ken Hess Harmston a parents, Mr. and Mrs. practice and training should make a good showing this year. Leslie B. Goodrich. sneaked a few hotcakes and took A meeting was held after the them out to the Hyrum mascot, Mrs. Gardner Goodrich and her practice and Mack Easton was Tim. Tim lat once sensed their daughters, Garda and Maryltn, elected Captain and acting coach. quality and took them out beyond were visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Case on Friday. One good feature that was no- the camp and buried them. Tim is still with ue. Mrs. Ralph Woodard was visitted was that the men show speed c C c and cooperation which is one of ing at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Murray on the essential requiaits for a good Dogs Nose Functions Properly team. Wednesday. found a (Bull) stray Neeley Jay The following were at the home "And then I Those present at the Thursday dog along the snowy road re- weeks Ed. Note) add this P. S.: There is sura some of Mrs. John X. Anderson Thurs-jan- e Bretz-inand it into were camp. cently Frank brought night practice who works down In the j day, quilting: Hancock, Emily Mack Easton, Edward Reese, He presented the pup to DoubleRoosevelt bank, Boy, that holds Lydia Hancock, Lela Anderson, clutch Bates Heres Clarence your Stan saying, Shelton, Jay Neeley, her." Florence Hancock, Sylvia GoodNelson, Jay Riding, Phil Gertach, bed fellow." The dog took one c C c Zdla Goodrich, Martha Thor-serich, to a and sniff beat Marvin Thomas and retrjat hasty Lynn Weight, Basin Mina Goodrich and Georgina Gems Precious Found iu No. 3. Barracks Glenn Goff. Report is to the effect that Lee Johnson. c C c The probable line up vvtll be The Wedding dance of Mr. and McGuire has discovered white Make Trip to Salt Lake Easton, Nelson, Neeley, Gertsch, In the vicinity of Roose- Mrs. Leonard Goodrich was very Rubiis and Shelton. Captain Cannon, Jay Riding and enAll men present showed good Evan (Ossy) Osborne went into velt. It is also stated that tills well attended and everyone time. a best out the joyed good form, but some lack of condition the city the other day. Jay was precious ty'pe gives There will be a shower held In which be corrected by further the only one who came back with reflections after dark. The story further states that many other the ward hall on Feb. 12th, in a stiff neck. practice and training. fellows have prospected In this honor of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lets give Captain Mack Easton c C c particular locality but with no Woodard. Everyone Invited. all the help and cooperation posInvestigation Brings Results Mina Goodrich, Sylvia Goodrich, success. sible and put Co. 1968 in the sport An enrollee in No. 3 barracks great How you going to file on the Dora Burdick, Agnes Anderson, spot light. reports that No wonder our barLela Anderson, Laura Seeley and or Lee? Homestead claim, just c C c racks are cleaner that the others. Florence Hancock were at Zella According to an observer along Youd keep it clean too if you plain squattersc Cright? to a sowing bee on Goodrichs c the side lines the basketball team could see Keke with his pant3 in Tuesday. Engineer's Department was not the only Company De- one hand, a broom in the other, Mr. W. F. Peterson, Junior En- was seen partment that practiced Thursday and yelling, "All right, you feltrying to neck the red gineer, has been added to our fire extinguisher down at Rooselow's, get busy. evening. staff. It is said he will remain velt? c C c It was noted that the Educawith us for some time. tional Department represented by Class In Public Speaking c O o Carpenter Returns To Camp Mr. Morris: "Now Mr. Salvage Pop Morris received considerDepartment Engineers He are all pleased to welcome able practice. tell the class just what you think Our engineers reports that good He was seen peeking from be- constitutes oratory and eloquence." Mr. Urban Anderson back to the progress is being made on the hind curtains on the stage and It is when Supt. camp. Mr. Anderson is one of the Midview laterals. They are nine Salvage: he from behind doors. Just what miles long and will carry 80 cfs. Hoopea tells vasohne jokes about mechanics on the Works Project, c C c is practicing for has not been de- Nay West. of water. Station 110 calls for Turnover Value termined. The secret will be disC C C large metal flume over Zimmerclosed as soon as determined. It is said that Jay Riding has man wash. At St. 275 there will Naughty. Naughty Car For some unknown reason Dr. a new girl friend. We wonder if be a welded steel pipe or syphon Ci Duchesne MIA Sends Notice Saxer was feeling unusually hap-u- y Jay turned the old one In on a under Lake Fork river. This laterMr. Morris: al will empty into U. S. Dry Gulch Sunday so he took the Missus new sport model. We would like to give out to out on a supposed hunting trip. c C c Canal. Are puahlng work on the all of the fellows in camp, that They had just arrived around the right-of-wa- y to iavoid shutdown Scholeys Temperature Down the Gold and Green Ball will be bend and out of sight when they We note with much concern that of equipment. Work has been held in Duchesne on Friday, Feb. ran out of gas guess the old our popular boy, Scholey, has dis- started on excavation of emerg7th. The following young ladies bus forgot they were married, continued his trips to Roosevelt. ency spillway channel. In connecare candidates for Queen: Merle c C c Possibly the cold weather had tion with Midview dam. some effect. Maybe the frost got And the Music Goes Round Peterson, Frances Case, Alyce Supply Department on his pumpkin and her Fawder And Round Leo Thompson has been busy Stephenson, Lora May Lyman and Blanch Anderton. Since it is to Eamie Bartell is collecting rab- was in his shock. rearranging the shelves and paintb Uie affair of the season we are bits. He has developed an entirely Poor Pussy ing the Interior of the Supply it be true that Bill Schoope! partment. expecting your entire camp to at new and original method for at g, I f B Mrs, Chris Sorensen Quite a number from here attended the wedding dance at Mtn. Home, Friday night, Mr. and Mrs. Laren Beckstead returned home on Saturday. Beth Allred was home over the week end. Sedonia and Afton Larsen spent Saturday and Sunday at home. Mr. Wm. Friaby went to American Fork on Tuesday. Glen Sorensen was transaacting business In Duchesne on Wednes- day. A crew of men began work on the road again Tuesday. Mrs. Faunetta Burton returned homo from American Fork last Friday. The Name "Adirondack- The name Adirondack" is taken from the Indian tongue and means a term the Iroquois derisively applied to their enemies the Algonqulns who were frequently forced to subsist upon bark aud roots under the duress of an IroTree-Eater- quois siege. Near the Southern Crete Some of the most beautiful aad Interesting regions in the Milky Way, says Nature Magazine, and the most complex and diversified lu structure, are to be found near the Southern Cross and in Argo Navis. From Scorpio and Sagittarius It passes through Are, Lupus, Norma, Crux, aad Centaurus to Argo, and then northward once more Into the northern hemisphere In Cauls Major completing Its dr- cult of the heaveas. n, 52-2- 4. M-m- F-3- TOBACCOS 1L ? the team. SOFT DRINKS CANDIES Are the Best ! Our Service Is Always Courteous SMITH Pool Hal Lloyd Whitlock has been a great guard and a creditable unit of the team with his steadiness. He had to go to outscore his teammate Nelson, but he uncorked a string of buckets to make his total 39 counters, not quite a 6 point aver- age. Whitlock is Educational AdMorris Nelson, probably visor. the hardest man to score against, seen around for some t.me, has been indispensable to the team. It took this big guard to get our boys .going. He has 35 points, an even 6 point per game average. Morris has a big responsibility out on the job at ctftnp. Hes an Assistant leader. W..n Scott, the other regular forward is a former Westminster star, and certainly has demonstrated the fact here. Win has been the type of floor man heralded in college circles. Win went on a scoring spree at Alterra that DARYL and DOUG to'-n- lt scet 0'cb! , vo' Btoo. 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