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Coos Bay Times, Tuesday, June 30, 1953 PAGE 2 Troop 41 Scouts Advance At Court Of Honor Rites National Affairs To Be Chamber Meeting Topic A talk on national affairs will be made Tuesday, July 2, it an in-fjrmal luncheon meeting of the Coos Bay Chamber of Commerce, held at the Tioga hotel. The speaker will be Harry A. Lintz of Washington, D. representing the U. S.

Chamber of Circus Wins Plaudits Of Of Reviewer The Clyde Beatty Circus moved to Eugene early today after playing twice in North Bend on Monday, to a comfortably filled tent in the afternoon and to a capacity crowd at night. inson, Jimmie Baker and Dick Long. Second Class Scout Robert Two advancements to Star Scout and five to First Class Scout were included in promotions and merit badge awards presented members if t'KJ S.A Royer, also patrol leader's bars and first aid badge. Steve Beckham, patrol leader's of Boy Scout Troop 41 at a Sunday afternoon court of honor. The court of honor was conducted during a week end camporee held at the The Circus has this writer's 'bars, first aid, public speaking and Indian lore badges; Jimmy Doty, 3M Fly to personal invitation to return to the Coos Bay Area next year, assistant patrol leader's bars; because the show is good.

We failed to heaf a single un favorable criticism on the way out William E. Walsh, chairman of the chamber's committee on government affairs, will be in charge. Greenacres 4-H Club Enjoys Camping Out By Times Correspondent GREENACRES The Green-acres 4-H boys camped June 22 summer place of Mr. and Mrs. C.

Wylie Smith on the West Fork of the Millicoma River. The troop is sponsored by the Coos Bay-North Bend Rotary Club. The new Star Scouts are Jimmle Kelly and Charles Hoffman. Both boys also received merit badges for first aid, public speaking, and wood carving and the bars of a of the circus tent on Monday afternoon, and we took the trouble p. i I.

to make a number of inquiries. Jerry Iveans, first aid badge; Richard Royce, first aid badge; Robbie Ingram, assistant patrol bars and first aid badge; Jerry Giles, first aid badge; Terry Gas-ten, assistant patrol leader's 'bars and first aid badge; Karl Horton, first aid badge; Richard Bergen, first aid badge, and John Hoskings, first aid badge. A. R. Morton gave the boys first aid instruction in a class conducted I The comments ran like this: "It was a good show." "Wasn't Clyde Bcatty's animal act a lulu?" "I Klamath Fails lHr.49Min.

FLYING TIME senior patrol leader. noticed the entire show clean." The new First Class Scouts are v-- Nit. The Beatty circus was on the Bruce McKee, Richard Livingston, Bay last year, but this year the during the winter. show was much better, with John Norton, George McBride and David Montgomery, McKee also was presented patrol leader's bars fancier costumes, new acts and a heads-up, peppy presentation. and a first aid badge; Livingston NORTH BEND PAINT CO.

Paint Contractors Painting-Decorating Paperhanging Sheetrock Taping Tetturing ESTIMATING FREE No Down Payment 36 Months to Pay Ob Approved Credit Phones: 1-3644 -1 2745 Box 762 Oregon a first aid badge; Norton, first aid A "swear jar" it the Blue Moon tavern has raised approximately $100 for the North Lake Crippled Children's Camp and hit started a movement expected to spread to other taverns in Coos County, Mrs. Joe Rennaker, bartender, thought up the plan and the owner, Robert Downer, has asked all 47 other taverns in the county to do the same. Mrs. Rennaker, center, is holding her swear jar, while Mrs. Clea Farr and Robert (Scotty) Agnew, demonstrate how fines are collected.

(plus fed. tax) All the children, including the and public speaking badges; Mc big ones like the writer, had a Bride, patrol leader's bars and a first aid badge, and Montgomery a good time. Added thrills came in and 23 on Blue Ridge in Green- first aid badge. jT I II flf00 Jk 99 1 Other advancements and merit the final aerial act, when two performers fell while doing a difficult maneuver and were saved by the net. A few minutes earlier one acres.

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