Show I 1 soapstone camp news SOAPSTONE WINS saturday august the ba base se ball team scored a decisive victory over ov or the hoytsville league team to the tune of 20 to 10 it was the first game the camp nun man had bad played under the new management ot of karl bunnell and del sessions A goodly number ot of talented players play were uncovered in this initial slug test fest jack mckissick fro from m park city pitched stellar ball tor for the he also al contributed n tri buted some heavy slugging J all ulo of the men played creditable ba ball games have been scheduled for the ensuing weekends week ends about september br 10 0 the base ball schedule will have cave been completed and the men will turn their energies to football MIRROR LAKE PROGRAMS saturday evening august several hundred people gathered around the bonfire at mirror minor lake to enjoy an excellent program sponsored by the forestry service and the del sessions forest fire guard arranged the program which was conducted by morgan parke district forest ranger it included group singing by the men numbers from the south summit district school junior band under the direction of mr daniels a male trio composed of del sessions marlow callahan and arnold johnson from the soapstone camp piano selections rendered by mr daniels sax saxophone aphone solo by mrs daniels readings by tommy bennett and vocal solos soles sung by del sessions A sp special ial feature of the evening were talks given by superintendent ol of works W E applegate and company commander L M applegate superintendent applegate presented figures on the work accomplished complis hed by the men up to july convincing everyone aiese n t of the economic success of the movement lo in this section captain applegate pictured vividly the reason tor for the existence after which blob he be portrayed in an interesting manner the routine of soapstone camp life everyone agreed that it was an excellent program monday evening august a group of men from the soapstone camp went 1 to the mirror lake stub camp to present I 1 a weekly program to the men stationed there del sessions sang as many num 1 hers bers as the men requested of him in a delightful manner enrollee Pre freestone estone played his guitar and sang several songs the men liked tommy bennett rendered humorous readings lowell L bennion Benn lon educational adviser conducted a discussion on courrent events of local national and international interest the men took an acal active firt in the discussion of political and economic conditions MESS no more lining up and waiting for dinner at soapstone men ore are now bin served at tables this change of service effective last monday was heartily welcomed by all enrollees |