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".\ME WA?TTSn FOR PAPER jp.G.M. TJGGF';'G CIRAt.  3 TO 0
As tho 2nd weekly issue j  P.C-.M- '? JfP-*i"e Dazsle
mo _ Down" goes to laerial  atcc.ok placed b"li
ai e struck  wjthlin eooriiig pooition  and
-. -    :f a name for the 'then Cater is place kicG.ea
w« have deoidad to'for 3 po.tn.tb, whioh proved
a Irift from our presenti to be the winning margin
'nd use one  that is ajin cne of the closest,fast
Httlo more descriptive of battles ever seen in this
th.* ;ypo ox" publication.  »part of the country.
Ti2 oeoer is now exi or- f
p .an, the name, nLo - Down"
selected at random and
now W3 would like a permanent name for our sheet. To
_nore..se interest in nam-
;*ag thia paper the editors
are sponsoring a oontest.
The winner is to reoeivejthrough the uprights (door
a handsome award. Beginning j — score, p. G. M. 3 Cater$
to--:ay and ending at Midnigh Lawrence Mo G-ivern Heal
Friday, Ootober 16 suggos- Line Coach, Frank Murzyn,
r.s will be received in Bcokfield Coaoh, Roy 3ar-
• he Company Suggestion Box.[wise, Water Boy, all stut-
e winner, be the  luokeyjed following  the game
A gallant, scrappy,tiny
tough Cater, fought p.G.M.
In the last quarter The
Bovey pride caught Cateron
his own 2 yard line maneuvered him into scoring -
position, and then eusily
placekicked the ball(Cater
cug^estor of a name for the
o':ph«.n •' I —_% .
BOUGHT NEW STORAGE CABINET
A new storage cabinett
fr>r pies, cakes and breadd
has been purohased by thejSUoh an important oontest.
that the team suffered but
*one casualty. Jughaid, Ca
ter Fullbaok, suffered a.
severely bruised left eye
and several miner bruises.
Jughaid took the defeat in
a sportsmanlike manner for
Commanding Officer.  It is
to be plaoed in the bakery
Smoke-Smeller Magnuson,
is trying to arrange a re-
and is of heavy galvanizedjturn engagement.  His tick
iron construction. Formerly|9t salesman, Dad Stewart ,
these items were stored in|gayg that he is afraid the
cabinets that wer constructjdemandwi 11 far exceed  the
ed of wood and were   veryjSUppiy 0f duoats.Soalpers
difficult to keep clean and,are holding seats in the
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attractive. Dad Stewart is
more than please with this
improvement
Palm trees at 15 dollars*
Couoh Murzyn feels       he
should  play   the next game.
THIRTY-FIVE NEfr WOOD-TICKS
Keoeived, thirty-five—
•'wood cicks" from ura;:(i Re
pids, Wednesday, Cat. 7.
Once mere the aristocrats of the C. C. C in
Company 718 accept respon-
sib, lities as managers to
train a new horde of undis
oiplined rookies.
Camp life which normaly
runs smoothly was disturbed by oddly attired people
"pandering about the  oamp
ground. A stern oall  to
arm3 was heard from the di
reotion of the mess hall,
as De.d Stewart, oar Mess
Sergeant called  hie cooks
together to prevent a .aid
on the kitchen by the raven out crowd.
Mao with the aid of his
two body guards Buf.cii, and
Sparky held them back until necessary bed clothing
was issued to the new on -
ers.
The leaders of the respective Barracks directed
them to their bunks before
it became necessary to resort to martial law.
As we go to press they
are still awaiting suitabl
olothing so thai; they may
assist in the stomping of
fires and the pla_.ti.-_2 of
seedlings. For th<? pros -
ent they are engaged ond*-
tails in the 8&t_p a|*ea. ?
or 8 have b?en helpjhg Dad
in the kitchen.