The Tamarack, July 1934

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A  Farewell Dance  at  Lowiston   t.
"*       Community AudTtor'ium_> e*.*^
Thursday  evening, .June .28 th,
narked  the dote  of another  event'
in   the  lives  of  the members  of
Go.   1716.     A farewell dance  was
given  at  the.Lewiston  Community
Hall  on   that date for the  enrollees who  left  the camp the
last of  the month'because  of the
expiration- of their term,    ftfusic
was  furnished by  a section  of  ,";
the Lewis ton band.    Dancing wa3
the main diversion  of the evening e-'nd every  one present   seemed  to be. enjoying  themselves  immensely.
It is  very  likely  that there
wore   lumps   in  many   throats  as
"^ the  boys  gathered  around  the
truck  carrying   the  ex's   to  the
station,  yet we hope  we-will
see  thorn  again   some  time  in   the
near  future  and wherever  they go
wc  wish them  luck  and happiness.
The1fl
group  of
with gr'eu
of  tho ev
of  a negr
set the c
old fashi
gentlemen
a hill-bi
two rooki
o or  s h ow pre aen t ed by a
Cb>   1716 was  received
t up prov al' "by' th c gu e s t s
ening.     This.consisted
o sho.t.gun. wedding which
rowd  in  an uproar._, An
oned  square dunce with
lad$  impersonators  and
lly   and  a  vocal' duet by
es,
!?iffht.; Enrollees leave Saturday
-"*" •    Juno 3<JEh.
Silence prevailed over' the
mess hall Saturday morning, June
30th, in'st'ead of the usual amount
of conversation,. ' Of. course every
o'ne wai3 thinking of the same
thing that in two hours or less
eight of the company w'ouId bo
leaving for their homes-leaving
an empty space in the* hearts ■
among the fairer, sex',- for the
boys are all well liked by most
everyone and made" many friends,
among the people of the community.
HHkk Progressing Rapidly.
Several soil erosion projects
are under way in the Lewiston
community under the supervision
of the leaders of Company 1716
and the State Engineers attached to this carp, and all are
progressing rapidly.  This is
due, no doubt, to the splendid
cooperation of all concerned,. -.
It must be said of Compapy 1716
that a better groups of officers, leaders and men wouid
be very hard to find.  Everyone is willing to do,his part
to the best of his ability,
therefore the best results ob-r .'
tainable are.being shown by
the work.of the men•of Co.1716.
Now. Educational Advisor Ar
rives
Mr.   Persun,   our new Educational advisor arrived this
month and he   expects  to start
classes  in  the  very near  future.
He divides his  time between'   ,.
Whitewater  Camp and Lewiston,
and we expect much good to be
'done, by him educationally  the
next  few months.    Mr. Persun,
We welcome you.
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