Chatterbox (2)

Newsletters of Company 959, October 1937-February 1938

,.. FRIDA.Y APRIL FIRST IS OPEIJ-HOUSE AT THE FERRON CCC CAMP. . \ .' ;. \ _.,,,. .. ) ~) \ \ ' .. ------·-··~ -- -- ·- - - - --·-----·- _,,____ ·----· ·-- --- - I NVITE YOUR FC"l.KS AND FRIZNDS SW)W ~.1 ,:iEM CFR. CAMP. FRIDAY APRIL 1st IS O?:E~T .. ·H\JUSE CELEB RATIO N OJ!' ..rILt F I:I<CH ANiH VERSARY OF THE CIV II:TA~J OONS J:::S.'i7ATION CORPS .. Tl-:i.0 Camp wil.:i. ·be open to visit ors on. Frida y b 0twee and 2 P ,,Mc Aft e r & tour about camp, refres hmen ts will n 11 A ~M. be serve d in the :fvTes s E.a l:i.• A t our o:f the J?:roje c t will begin at 2 P.M. will b e pro7~ ~9t fo z th ose who wish it ~ Trans porta tion p_ <'U·~r:i a 0 ;Jrt>r··t1..~rn will be g iven in the Hi:;' h Sc h ool G;ymn asium · ~J...:rii.~'.·\ ;,::1,,:; n igh t Ap:i~~_ l f' :.:rl·,.. Every one is cord ially invite d., NO GHARGE FOR ADMISSION. -2- ' l ( AROUND-ABOUT ., TO\'WN All of ~s enjoyed Meeting not long a g o. ... , Major Petersen 1 s talk at Company We h op e that ne will come agai~ • . Since the coming of Miss Faun Ch:ristensen to play the piano for the Oarn:p Orchestra , atten d.unce at orchestra practice has increas ed ( includi ng Ok ey Doke l. It will be a s a d day for Robert Johnson when he heads for home leaving be h ind hi m all of h i s p retty girls i n Ferron. Rang er Petersen 1 s s p eech about h a rd work being t h e sur- est way to success should be take n se1~ j_ onsl:r ~ 1roo many of us ha ve g otten the idea tha t that 1 s an ol cL ::as h ioned '. ·way of living .: which is not necess a Ty wit h moJ_e:rn mac h ine ry. ,.--~- FIFT H ANNIV~RSARY FRIDAY APRIL EVERYONE OPEN-HOUS E FIRST - FERRON CORDLI\LLY CELEBRATION CCC CAMP INVITED TOUR THE CAMP AND PROJECT REF RE smv1E1f[· s--- l u'l..N CI NG \_ ) Someone wa s telling Mr .. Sweet a v e r y f unny story about a news1Ja p er which 1) rL1ted un der· t he IIDY:o!-"tll Hot ices 11 the name of a ma n who wa s very muc h ali·ve ., 1.n:.e t10xt n:or n ing the ma n went to the news :pa p e T oi'f i ce and. cii rl :.?, g :,: N.::.-i:; d.eal of prot. er-:ri:,ing e llr m s orry n, sai d. "the ed.i•cor,' 1·out i f the newspap er s fays yo1~i-1.:i ,1 e8',.i t 7.1 en y oui?G d. ead. ., ll 'l1ha b ,~,s t c-f f er- he could rnsJce w:J,s t0 pu t th e gen tl eman ; s nanv3 u:-Jdo::c t he: 1Birth Noti ce s t h e n e:x·1j :n:>:''.'tLng. ,, s +o r ~)--r '} ·'-t,· he 0 1·1 ° ,,,,._,o h8.. d +old i· t "'t<>i· J_ed u vv LL u ''l1·c· · '1\'-·1' r · o Uc::.wee~1"•' ' ··oeen s J· 7 c'1.·t U l. .. Jy r, ·-'.L;.·:· :1£m :.•..'- L·, f:':) .,.,,0 r eachn[, mat t e:r 2.n6. ha.cl nc.1 t hsard one ·v,;z o:r i:.~ c \V1J.3, t ,t:\' l=J~~ ;3rt5.d. 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WASHROOM Well, there go es that bla sted bugle ••••• some day I 1 m going to k ill dozy •••••• nuts ••••• now where in the devil are my soc ks •••••• here they are ••••• now I wonder wher e I put my pan ts whe n I took em off last nig ht ••••••• now my soap a nd towel •••••• wellI g uess rr11 h e a d for t h e bath house a nd clean u p a bit before break f a st •••••• g os h it 1 s da r k out here ••••• why in t h e heck do they wake us u p i 11 the middle of the n i g ht f or ••••• well here 1 s t he b a th house ••••• g os h •••• it 1 s so da r k t ha t it 1 s a wonder tha t I ever fou ;J d it at a ll ...... wow! is it eve r crowde d i n h ere ••••• g osh I wonder if 1 1 11 be able to wash before exerci ses •••••• he y ! why don 1 t you look wh ere you 1 re 5 oi ng ••••• g osh these guys around here ought to tak e lesson s from Freesto n e on how to wall:: a straig ht li n e •• nuts ••••• will someo n e tell me how anyop.e is su p-;-J osed to wash in this crowde d place •• o•o•the se i~ys could sure show the fish compan ies how t;o pack their s a rdines •.• oh,oh there 1 s a wash basin that 1 s n ot i n u s e •••••• no p ei ••• too late • • o.there 1 s another ~ ••• g ee Itm g l~ d I got this one •• "°" I v"\.· 0, d. e:.. i f t his is my fac& Pm washin g o:r someon e e ls e s .. ~e•• h e y; g et y our finger out of my e y euo. my g osh •• . so meone 1 s g ot his feet i n my wash bowl •• o ~hey J g et: you.r h.and out of my· l) Oc k et,. o . c . what? y ou we r e l o'.)king f or y our shoe¢ You thoug ht oc well, why d.on 1 t you look on t re :'f;.Loor .~what? yo u though t my poc ke~ was t he f lo or . o.well do :ii t do it a gain .. . I wond e r i f this is my towel •• or someone elses., .,,, .,. gl1.ess 1 1 11 have to take a chance ••••• ., Now j t o g et ou t of h ere alive I don 1 t know if I c an, but ms~1 rr m s ur e ~ oing to t rya .~ •• the r e ' s S 0 ffi8On e OL c~e floo r ••••• he lo oks lilce he 1 s ou t oo o•• gosh he ' s g ci; s o much mud on h i m t hat yo u c an h.ardly see :1i m, •• oh 1ohl someone ha s f as t ened h is s uspend ers to my pants ••••• hey you a •• ~ . ,.you bett e r fasten yo ur su s p e n ders to your own pa n t s~ •• o Qwher e a r e yo ur :pan ts ,, ? ••••• ll.ow s hould I or ly wash here~o . ,well at last I f, Ot out oi ther-3 .. , ,, uI c an a t le as·c b reath in peace n owo •••••.• , .•• . TfIE END. $ •• 0 Q l' Bill ( swe rt s ) BlaJrn : ( Sing i ng Yo u Can· t marry ten pre t'i y girls" Forema n Chri s t ensen: Why can tt y o u? Bfll°: W'hy, t ha t w·ou.ld be p olygamy . -4- SOME BRIGHT ., ., REMARKS Clyde Ketelsen: Boy¼ Gilley, I~·ve sure got a neat girl in Oregon. In fact r·rn engaged to her. Charles Gilley: Do you mean that one that is blind in one eye and can't see out of the other~ ~ -;:,rkelsen: Gilley, why do you g o to bed so early'? Gflley: See that empty coal bucket by the stoveY and 2 -·together and figure it out yourself. 9. {-.· 1 · , l \ I: ·-' ! . 2 We 1 re in the dog house now • Now we g o bow, wow, wow, and how. The Lieutenent says we sleep under the bed But, we sleep on the back porch, instead. Oh, we 1 re in the dog house now. -------- ------- .---------- 1 1 11 bet, no one in Camp Can te 11 us why \. Well, put Don J., the office Champ , Without a tie, r:ent out to work one day. ······1 ·I ( r i . ! ,,,,, j I ·-1- THE BASKET BALL TEAM looked so :promising until the day of the Tournament that Lt. Loren z had said he would have half of the book c a se in the Rec. Hall filled with medals and other trophies won fro m the Tournament • . NOV..! that the "0Verhead 1' · .:ta p orts for "retrea~ and exercises, the next thing they can hope for is K.P. and Fireguard duty. -------------~------------ THE CAMP ORCHESTRA is getting a reputation for exellent clan.ca music. The dance on March 12th was a huge sucFl' cess and the one scheduled for April 2nd should be even bettero V/'e are gra teful to Miss Verna Lou Christensen for helpi ilG us out on the 11i a no part. ------------------------- APRIL 1s t IS OPEN-HOUSE CELEBRATION OF THE FIFTH ANNIVER¾ SARY. TOUR THE CAMP AN]) PROJECT. INVITE YOUR FRIENDS. Refreshments served from 11 A.M., to 2 P.M. -5- ANSWER TO EDITORIAL by Vernon W. Davis The idea gained in the Editorial of this issue is that the general run of the CCC boys today were community parasites and would have become the criminals of tomorrow had not the CCC 1,aken them off the streets. These are the types of boys, says the Editorial , now found in the CCC camps. This means, to my estimation , that each of us could be considere d possible future criminals or bums if the Civilian Conservat ion Corps had not changed us into real fighting men with a desire to make an honest living. The author of the Editorial says that he has become more friendly and sociable and also more courteous since joining the Cs. Do you think that many young men on the verge of becoming bums and thieves would, afte only six months associatio n with other young men like himself, be ... come a great deal more friendly, sociable, and courteous than when he entered the Corps? When the CCC first began five years1·.agoi,1i t was true that the men were made up largely of destitute classes. You couldntt enter the Cs unless you were absolutely up against it. But now it is different . The larger share of the boys, at leas·;:; in Company 959, have gone to high school and have entered the Cs only because of lack of something better to do. I dontt believe that out of every one hundred CCC enrollees there is one who would have become a crimin2.l, or a bum had he not joined the Cs. It takes guts to enter the Cs and make something of ~oursel:f. The bums and theives haventt got t:hat something that makes a sticker. If you g o into the CCC with the desire to make good , you Yvill do so; but if you can{ t take the gaff, and if you go back home na failul"G 11 , you are a failure only so far as the Cor~s is conc ~ined,and not a failure in general. You may yet become 8U.ccessful in real life outside of the Cs. Wallace (F.D.) Brown:Rad ium weighs 20 jounds to the ounce. Hurst I~ Thyge rson: Dontt you he~r me tell you. The man guffawed a1id guffawed and g uffawed, and great gobs of hillarious laughter sprewed forth •..••.•.•• . , .••...•.•• ••••• -6- NEWS .A.)3 OUT THE CAMP which Eve!'y one 'With an IlJ.ge rsoll watch ATTEL'.i'ION : . If Barry N. just won 7 t work , pleas e call on Mr . Jam~s • ••• • . . • . . • . • . he can r t fix it , then nobod y can ... .. .. a wash ]ozey says that you can get the best kind of a wash of kind what done at his place . We don r t know we wash. water a or he means . It may be a white wash, • •• • • • • . o • ••••• • ••• • dont t exact ly 1cnoi,v ••••• • ., ••• • •••• Hey ]ozey , don 1 t holle r about that item just befo re// . ~ this one . That 1 s what you shoul d call free adver tis0~ men.JG • • ••••• • • o • • • " "' • c • •••••• • o • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •••• It is q_uite a common thing to be stand ing at the canen stewa r~ teen coun ter and hear someo ne ask the Cant• 1 t under,;.. .. don who those To . if thay have any loves of a~kay w · one y simpl is t --i lingo stand this type oi • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • i11g f o r ma i l . . . o • o speak ing of city slick ers , you have to be one to be an -e duce,t ional advise 1· • • • . else how would you sell educa t ion to enrol lees ••••• ••••• ••••• . • . •• •. • • ••••• .. ••• •• • Quoti ng M. Mitch el : Of all the g irls in the world , mine is the best . some day I shall marry this fine sweet • . ·. .;_ lovab le Miss . Gee I must have watsr the matte r , What rs John Booth : v.i'.'J~ioBrady : ~ brain . on the wet ~ your feet 1 s salt will pour. Bob....-Hyslo Says -·-·-~-·-~p: Let 1 er rain . Morto n --"--er V~all ace (F_.D . ) Brown: I batte d ears v1·i th the teach . not or , and she gave me an ""7"'Erf ·w hethe r I d.es erve d it The WANTED : Orle job by offic ial bootl egger about camp . some done have Lieut enent 1 s talk at Company Meeti nG must good. 1 (or are the men just broke until :pay-d .ay?) KINGS? HAVS Y01J EVER dance d to the tune of the CCCRHYTEM di zzy and aroo swing Boyl they malrn you kick high and low , pants to your heait ts conte nt . the DI:D YOU EVER nlay 1rBur:1ble Been you know , the one inste ad out you s knock that ' (lli'a~T~i.:L.1--dorDonstrated., the kind of ,;ting ing a - 7- .~ nyI,A.JITT ., A story hy c. ··Ket e lsen '.i'p:e young man who had. The cell door clansed shuto he looked. First just entered looked around for a moinr::iJ.t. at the man sitting on the lov,:er bunlc , then around the cell suritself. From the cell window~ ha looked out over the rounding country. Finally, he uttered his first world: 11 Yeahn. It was now time for the two cell-mates to i n troducethemsel-fes. The old inma te, a grey haired, hard-look i ng individual, was the first to speak: 11 Well, Joe, Joe Tro.: rnki wasnrt Receivi ng a nod from the young man > he prothat the name? ceeded: "You just hit this place this mor;1iDg and y ou aim to stay. EH?" Joe looked at the older man from the corner of his eye. TT'V'lfell, the way conditior~ s are, I c; uess this place is as good as any." He added as a n after-thought, "What was the moniker? TTJust call me Pop." nllo.K., Pop." Silence reigned for a moment then the man called Pop spoke: TTyou been around. quite a bi t?TT ny:o.h, .: quite a bit." nEver been ' to New York?" "That 1 s where they sent me up from/" ,'f 1'l'What 1 s new?" rrNothen much, employment I s bad." "Yeah?" "Yeah." nEver been to the 66 Club on lower Manhatten?" . J,n "Yen -- r "Know a gal there that went by the name of Dolly?" "W'.h,1'? l' You mean· Dolly Morgan?n "That?s the one." "Yeah ' I know her". (continuBd on nest page) -8- ., ., ir'31"ha.tr s she bee .i'l doin lo.t e ly?H " :No t hen r,mch , Po:;;i . 11 usti l l good lookin?TT n-was , the last time I saw hern. "Still g_ueen of the dance hall?TT "Was , the last 1. me I saw he rn. "Ye ah , I gu es s she always was. still mat:e love to all the boys?n "Yeah ' Tell me, Joe, does she she ·w as the last time I saw hern. llyeah?Tf nyeah. 11 - . . • She was the cause of men like me being sent up the river. I did a job and g ot caught just on her account", mutter-::,·,, , ed Po•·.J_J. . ffl__. ;-1, __,.__,L. smiling , 11 1 still love th e old gal, thoughH. Tl so she was the cause of you being in this big house, eh? 11 , excla imed Joe. nyep 11 • 11 s ame here". nshe made love to me and I killed hern. TTI said I kill e d her. I coulcl hav 0 killed you . Wh2,t 1 s the matte r. You look like Did that d2,me mean anything to you?n "Yeah~ she was my wife n •. -------The End------· ONCE UPON A TIME Shirley Hunte r d ec ided to go t o Church. When he c eme to the door, he paused not knowi ng whether to pay for a tic kot , or to knock . He finally decided to walk in, only to · meet the Bisbop holding out his hand for a cordial hand-shake. Not knowing what to do next he said, nsorr y , Bi shop , But Pm broke. 11 H. D. -9- ,, ,,.) k. ' '" . 7/2 . . CliA-TEPBOX MAY 19:JcS ) This issue formed ~by the followin g men Freeston e Ki n g ;, '. \ ,. . Draper Pea rson DeFriez Houskee per Te r k elson Olement Hysl op W8.t s on Ketelse n Boot h Joha son Leslie Peterson ., '• M.A.Y, 19'.38 VOLII lW 8 Th is i ss ue aedicete~ to Mothers ti • C""' \) De a r heart , it rna tte1~s .lit'lil,3 w:1ere I vvaDde:r, for I c e,rn1 o·G s; o but y ou :1,:re :;h:.::l'e _ .Afc.,r or u e a r And. I am :.. ; .lad to hav2 j _t so o The Ferron Chatt erbox is :pub. .lished monthly.by the membe rs of Co., 959 / , . , , .,.,. - ~-··· The Ferron Chatterbox . ----......... ------......,, ,. J ., Whose hand is the lightest? Whose smile is the bri Ghtest? Who comes to our rescue a gain and \ I The Ferron Chatterbox ., '• THE FIRST WE}X-END HOME by F.F. Watson-"'You kin let me out here mister, and thanks for the liftn. Boy tha t sure was some rid~; it only took five hours to get home from camp. I think that 1 s pretty good g oing . Well, t h i nk P 11 g o over and see the folks and then trot over and see tha t gali He pzibah. Gosh she is pretty. Well, well, well, here 1 s the old homestead,and thers ma plowing up the garden; guess pa 1 s too drunk. nHello Man. nWhy hello son; how are you? You sure look well-are you sure you feel all rig ht?" nr feel fine; where 1 s pa? 11 nyour little brother left his roller skates on the back steps and your pa slipp ed on them and threw his joints out of place. He 1 s in on the couch now!!. nw,hy ma! You know that 1 s bad safety practice. Why the Superintendent was just telling us the other day---.!! nNever mind what the superintendent said; get there . and say hello toyer pa. 11 .in Well I walks into the shack and there was pa,---- a most pityful sight-----all wrau~ ed u; in horse blan~ets and such. I I says, nHello pa. n He groans and speaks: nHello son, how you be? Your little brother most tried to kill your old man this morning; I think I sprained my eyebrow.n !!Still got yer job on W.PoA.?' 1 nye :p , but it 1 s getting me down. Too much hard work~ 11 Being pretty hungry, I calls out to ma, nMa, when do we eat? 11 "Suppers pretty near done now, son.n I goes into the bathroom and washes for the first time in a long while and then I goes in and sits down at the table, and, so help me ; od, the supper consisted - . .,,. •"::;, ., , , ;J ,.,, .r-· ,.. .... .... - . . ., . .... 1._ - , 'rt"; The Ferr on Cha tter box of bean s, brea d, and coff e e . You ~qGu ld have knoc ke d me ovier. I didn 1 t say any thin g ;I wou ld have emb aras sed Ma ; so I jus t says , 11 Boy, jus t wha t I 1 ve been wai 11 ting for. Then I star ts to shov el in the food . I n abou t ten minu tes I gets U ) t he tabl e and says that Itm quit e full . Then I bovvs an f1°om d leav es. Aft er awhi le I asks pa if I c an tak e rtfue c a r. He asks , 1rwha t f e:c? n I expl ai ns mee kly that I had a soc ial c all to make a c erta i n pe rson of the oppo s ite sex. 11 we11 11 he says here 1 s i1 the ' key .~ • ' 11 on 11aJ::e i t easy and don 1 t hit anyb ody ; Tha t was a laug h bec a use I knew that the lock on veh icle nev er did work . the I put s on my swe ll new ov erse as , clim bs i n the Ford , and ~hen , afte r I get s the thi nghat g oing of the driv eway and head s for m_y ga l, Hepz ,I cras hes out ibah ~s hou se. Afte r awh ile I spys my ga l 1 s hous ed at her hous e is a lit t le priv a t e, I e1 lland as wha t happ enquit writ ing this t hing ri ght here . THE END. ---,·----------------------~-\lE CAN AND WE WILL If you thin k you are beat en you are . If you thi nk you a.are not you don If you td like to win , but you thin k yourt.c an 1 t I~ 1 s almo st a cinc h you won r t . I f you thin k you 1 ll lose , you t re lost . For out in the wor l d, we fi11d Succ ess beg ins with a fello w 1 s wil l . Itts all in the stat e of miad . If you thin k you 1 re outc lass ed you are . You 1 v e g ot to thin k high to rise , You 1 ve got to b e sure of you rsel f befo re You can ever win a p rize . Lif e 1 s batt les don ' t alwa ys GO To the stro ng , or fast er man . But soon er or l ate r the ma11 who wins , Is t he fello w who thin ks he c an . -3 - The Fer ron Ch atte rbo x .., ., TRUCKHERDER, BEV ERIDGE Bei feri d.ge lef t his home i n I'. to make him sel f a name. dri vin g a CC tru c1c, he 1 d be onG. the roa d to fa.me. So he ask ed the bos s, one mo g, if he eve n had a cha nce Fer d cou ld tel l he was a dri ver rnin wit h jus t one sin gle gla nce . . So he pra ctic ed dou ble clu ing , and pow er clu tch ing And one mo rnin g Fer d sai d, Beftch er& g.ge , I thi nk you wil l do.too . so he clim bed int o a lon g-a .tak e to go up on the hil l. When p.e g ot abo ve the nar row s, he nea rly mis sed the fil l. He was alw ays hav i ng tro ubl e, no ma tter wha t he 1 d. do. He alm ost bro ugh t dis ast er to McD onald and his cre w. The y lef t the wor ks qui te ear ly, abo ut a Qu arte r a f ter thr e e . He came tur nin g aro und a cor ner and bum pted i n to a tre e . He sai d it was n 1 t his fau lt, but som e peo ple beg an to dou When down a lit tle fur the r, he kno cke d the win dsh ield out . bt, The Sup erin ten den t sai dto , "V.::e 1 :e tire d of you r fas t rid es. Abo ut a mon th lat er, the y put him him on old iro n sid es. wen t up on the mo unt ain bri ng her down to c amp. He hi gh- cen ter ed in the nar rowtos and pun ctu red the oil pan . He st arte d her one mo rnin 1 d s p it and she 1 d cou gh. Whe n he g ot up the res erv oir ,g, heshe ·ran tho hin d whe el of f. He aslc ed the boy s one mor ing if the;y had a pai r of ply ers . He tur ned aro und to Fer d and 1.: sai d, 11 1we GOt some more fla t tir es. And sin ce he qui t his dri g, he 1 s get tin g ki n d of Now he 1 s down to the too l s hvin op bat tin g ear s for a cat . fat . --By ------------~HE END------------------- by Rex Kin g. RIP PY ---- One nig ht Rip too k lit tle Mis s Mo rten sen out on a big jam bor ee. And when he bro ugh t her home at sun -up , bro the r Mo rten sen rai sed his gun u~ And he cha sed old Ri ?PY up a tre e. ' .JC ' Whe n the y fou nd poo r old RilJPY, up i n the off ice was he. The y too k a. rop e and tho n the y swu ng him by the nec k Un til the y hun g him to the raf ter s in old Bar rac k Thr e~~ 4 R.K. The Ferron Chatter box 11HE vmECK o:IP 2'.36,36 I kep t my trucl{ in one Mona_ay morni"ng •· To v,ork on it that day . But the Su:;;,eri ntonden t sai d , 11 You will have t o g o t o Ephraim . n To got some oil and D.A. so I chec ked my gas and oi l and loaded on some F r esno ~s . And pumped u1') all the tir es t i ght , And Cal says , 11 Ralph , now please dr i ve c areful ly And yoµ better stay in Ephri8m all night . n We loadad next mornin g , and I s(~irL to Brad~r, nvie bettor have a little shot of v\'iDe , Then we r 11 climb in the truc t: 2.nd head for Ferron Cause I 1 ve got to see that e,;al of mino . lT I drove very slov~vly from E1Jhrai m to s2-li na . I surely had a lot of time . And every now Ecnd then , j :rn t to wot UJj ou1· tonsils We would all have a little si p of wi ne . '\:'\Je left old Salina and he&ded. u:;;i the c anyon . I had to use a lot of second goar . So when I r eac hed the to p , I drove a little fas t er Caus e I wanted to get le c,ve and c; o hunt dee r. r t r s a mighty rough r oad from Salina to Fe r ron , Wi th a lot of sharp curves and steep grades . It was on this road the. t I met disaste r, You c an see the jump that I made . I wa s c omi ng a r ound a c urve doing fi f ty mi les an hour, When Br a dy broke into a s c ream . I f ound him in the wre ck vvra1rpe d u::;i i n a t ire , And a gash i n the middle of his beam. I c alle d up thG c amp and s 'a id , nc omu a 1 ru1min , I1 ve r olle d my truck into ' 1:1 fenc e ~' The Super i ntende nt c ame , w1d Ford c ame with hi m, And P vo been on the rocks over since . I t took a month 1 s wages and I lost my a_rive r 1 s l i eene e · An d I ha d to pay my own dentis t bill . So i f I :;;ver get a cha;1c e to drive anothe r v ehic le, I will dr i ve mo r o sl owly, you bet I will . So c ome all you tru ck d rivers and uleaso take warning , From ene whoso l esson he has l e~1rnec1 . Never step on the gas when app ron c hiug Roc hester . I f you do yo u 1 11 never make the tura . The Ferron Chatterbo x But as time tolls by, perhap s r 1 1t get forgivene ss, And maybe get a rating, or a Cat . Cau so I1ve made UlJ my mind to settle down to be more dareful A.nd 1 1 11 be much better off, rm sure of that. ----------- -THE END------ -- -THAT DOG OF MINE by Rob 0rt H.Yslop a real old l)al a true old pal is that shaggy hound of mine h0 1 s a pal all the time and when I g et home at night awful lonesome and blue when my best girl ha s qu;i.t mo the girl that i thought was true when everybody lea ves me flat and the sun don't seam to shi n e i still have one more pal on earth that old doc of mine he dontt inq_uire how or why i have no waa lth or fame unlilrn a jealous woman he 1 s a pa l just tho same and whother i am rich or a 2; utter bum without a sh~ck in the slums or a p lace in the sun when 0v0rything 1 s wro ng a~d i sit and ~ine he 1 s my truest-be st friend that old dog of mine. While in the ei 6 hth g rade, without oven wai tin[s for a they told him that 5 and 4 around and told him th2.t 6 s a id B- 1 ?-/4~ s. e,nd over tho Kai t h Da y we.nt &ve r the Hill, ·dishonor2 ,bl e discharg e, because ma de 9 and then turned right and 3 made 9, to ·which Keith Hill went he. cross a street to way The Whenthec arsarecom inglikethi 91 ~hey until wait to Is This; Like Come How about a kiss, Honey? , Pve got scruples . slie·-=:-=-:: __Nope 1 .,_ _Pve_been _vaccinate d . allright S Var1an __________ ____ Varian: 6 \ The Fe rr c)n Ch..,att srb ox ., Go l d Ha ts off t o Mo the r --H eE rt of he? .rt of gol d l f::;;i'. s off to mo t he r , Tod ~y he r prP ise s rin g , oll ed , Sv.'ec t 2~ a s tr nin of n1us icrinr g. sp Ac ro ss th e l2p of es t , Tod ey she is t ~e hon or ed gu st. hd> Jlnd v•:e th e hum ble ves the bas t Mo the r f ; vrno liv es · ;:ind lo mo st. rs Be cau se she su ffe ove The t ·ot he r h e2 rt is f2.r c1b . ag0 s the The pre ce Jt of e ~ov r the mo The gu idi ng star of e. 2g rit our sur es t he d the kne e 2nd homage pay. , ben re Ec The ch i ldr en g2- the r •r oun d . Dry Ha ts off l TodPy is mo the rs,Gr oun d . d we llo And th is is Ha Cit y Str ee ts I ge t a vie ~ of lif e On th e se co ld ci ty str e et s , e 1~1here t he be st of lif ife l And the wor ~t of In ter ming l es End mee ts. th 2 poo r ma n, I se e the r ich mPn r nds tro ng . Th e v·e pk rnPn ,c- nd t he iev er Th e 2.ch iev ed rnc:n , . . nd the vr2.ch ong . The goo d thj_ng s end. the e tur n~ to t Some fol ks go ou To pro b e Bnd stu dy li fe , er s Some l 2v n P~ th sh2 dv bow s tri fe . }or ge t ~1 7 the c~ re And 'll fin d the m, He re on the se str ee ts you e . The zes t for lif e 211 gonntr y Th r: f el lo1f. s f r on, th ,'" cou Th e ~·omen fro m the f p r ru the st r ee t aft er nig ht fal. l Gler.rn -.rit h gl2 rin g lig hts ong end rig ht. Is tru l y r pre vie ~ of a ll wr Fo r h e r e on th e 2ve nu es fe , The c ity str e e t s gri m s trion thi ng s, You •l J r ee lly ge t a vie v . Th e goo d and bPd of lif e 0 .. . . .. . . . Tho Ferron Cha tt Jrbox ., THE APE CA'GE Twenty five punks in Barrack Four Arose from their beds and went out the door. Inside there was an awful roar. Long lanky Lorenz was very sore. By Johansen 1 s bed an awful stain, Pretty old but very pl~in. Next was Peel, a weak little man. My Godlhis bed was full of sand. Then came Larsen, a g ood young gent, The center of his bed was v ary bJ:~. Under D. Jones 1 s bed, which was none to good, w·as e, be a utiful stack of kinling wood. By stan ton 1 s °Q e d, who is eager for fc?.me, Bayed two or ·i;hree tobacco erains .• Under Ha rold Fishes 1 bed there rose And auful stac k of dirty clothes. Len Andersen 1 s bed wc s the b est in line, Except thnt behit1 d it -~hor ·was one ·gallon of wine. Gonzalos, a dainty man who hnd no fear, Had on his b ed a lov e l y pi nk bra sier. Little Bill 1 s b 0d we s ~r e tt y swell. All 'but tll0 s ock C' ·tfo.;.t ::; u:;_·., cue:. smell. Lenard Mo~ or wa s a s lee~ on the flo or, AI1d his junk was scattered from door to door. John Booth, a man so riGh t and just, Had under }lis bed a cubic ya rd of dust. varion Ra l ~hs, God bles s his soul, Had in his bed. a big soup bawl. G. Jones 1 s Locker had a lock, But from the loc k er hung a dirty sock. Pnrcy Ch:r.•istiansen hall a great trunk, But all around his bed laid lots of junk. Fredrickson, who is always sore, Had a shirt hang i rlG on his locker door. All these bring us to the ending, And Ba rrack Four n edds a g ood house cleaning Barrack Four would bo a ll ri ght, If they had an insI' ec t ion in the dark. Our opinio n is, we 1 re gl8.d. to say, ~hat we 1 ll ge t first p l a c 0 Romo rainy day. _/ ,/ _,,.- 8 .~:: .:( :::::<) CJ, \ / r 0 It must be spring (Ca r l Jc1ckson J a few words boy s 11 ,f f l \I I .\ \ I I / V; I; ) <))j{j) •]}!:!\(\:( D&- .· ~-·j ;~_ c> __ Jlf\ 1 Tis Keith Day pic:ij:ing f lowers for h is girl !'ueen of May . \ ·)\/}\f :· ii//!:?It · . : ~:-: fJr -. . . .,(~\ _-?- ·:::=: r) - ·:: 0 . -\ : \,~--Ii~ " fl , . l Mr. Swe e t, arche <.) logis~, goes fossil hunting • - . I I._ ~t'- ~·:':·:). "Y I ~ 1 .::·.-:::~ -~:-- t. \iJ ~~ ~ I II The Fer ron Cha tterbox AROUND TH:tn CUE BALL Your edit or 1 s secre t ambi t i on ; to muss up roolcie Ni e lson 1 s ha ir •••••• t he ·title of t h i s column do esn 1t mean !l)oc DeFriez1 s new hnir cut •••••• MD. swee t c an 1 t decide whet her to buy a new ca r or get rnr:trried ; in eit her c a se s orrB thing or somebod y is g oi ng to g et driven •••••• a dde d intere st to the off ice crew is the pro~res s and health of Bailey 1 s frosh brood of p ork ers •••••• screwe y thi ng : Rex 6ox 1 s one shot p ool games: ••••• nifty i n photos , Doc Defriez 1s sister • ••••• t he hight of abuse, Bev eridg e p eeling s puds•• •-•••• VO.i.1der who I can tlm u1c for the a dded six mo nths to the life of d.e ur old 959 •••••• why doesn 't the top s a r g like mac a roni · mit sheeze •••••• hlr. Cheney , quote: Women a re not like scor~ions, wo men j ust k i l l 2. man off bit by bit •••••• ·b;100 upon ti, timo Shirl<''Y Hunter wen t on a diet of hair oil for fif t y cants, but still n o hair gr ew on his chest •••••• spine chiller: former lea der W~rthen Hughes sleepin g with his eyes open •••••• Lav a r Peterse n is contemp l a ting an L D S missio n • •••• Idea: have Forres t Watson mak e a rolli ng pin 3 inches bigger that tht one he ha s, a nd . then roll the ba ll diamon d with it •••••• one day a f t er pay day, LC1Mar Wayman , quote: This is your l a st chan ce, you e uys , to loan me two bucks •• •••• ~al ph La rsen has a new br ownet t e up town •••••• In the S}Jring a young man 1 s f a nc y lic;ht l y tur us bC1ck to his old love e h Davis? •••••• Wha t g irl i s it t ha t Beverid ge talks about i n his sl eerJ? •••••• Go od. to se e He id ·2,: .1.il ey g etti n6 rough and tough a c;a i n •••••• s ome t h i ;1 0 s wro ng , Ted Housek eeper wateri ng t he tree s i n a r a i n s t or m•••••• Don Swas ey likes maoron i wit h hamb ur g er Chloe ••••• •We s Hans en a nd. Bill Just ens en ea t ic e cre am ~i th s a lt an d p o} p e r and worcos tershir e sauce on it •••••• pay day is j ust one h iccup after anothe r, eh Bird •••••• wonde r when J oe Ma drid i s going t o wash his face towel •••.•• t hermome t e r of a.urdb ili t y , Mr. YJarthen I• new Ford •••••• how f a r i s it "b e t we en mile p osts, Ervin Johnson '? .... J •• th0 Mess Steward i s i) l a,; E1 i .n;:; to j a ck uj,,~ nis unders lung chest wit h a diet •••••• Mar ril Wi l so n lik es Sanpete better since he met some of the vi l l age Belles •••••• Re miad me to put Ervin Johnson and Barry Morison on the enterta inment for Company Meetin g soon •••••• ,~h o :;:J ut s a lt in the sirup lastsun day, Johanse n •••••• fair war i1 i 11g , Clp:de Ketels en and Lavar Petdrse n will eat anythi ng t hat will hold still long enough • • • • • • Mr. Sweet wants to knovv where the joke section is in the Improve ment Era •••••• Hayes Drap or caught up with Mr. Warthe n 1 s ne-w licen se p l a tes •••••• why is Neal Rassmu ssen always singing Joseph i ne •••••• so n ow it Brothe r Freesto ne to Brothe r Kierst ead. ----------------------------------------~-------------- Grandma Blain: Young Blain Are you a little boy, or a little g irl? Sure, whe,t t he hell else could. I be. --- .--- -- - ---- -- --- -- --- -- -- ---- --------- ---- ------ ---10 The Ferro n Chatte rbox ., . ., states of United CCC Camp Septem ber dated . Mine deAr joHn~ i take up mine Pen Und rite you with a lead pencil ;r-:Ve dO noT live ver ve lived Before but ve lived ver ve moved . i is so awful s orry that ve are separa ted to Gether un d. vish ve were close r a pa rt. vE are having more vet her u p·· here then ve had last year. MiNe dear ant Katri nka is die d. s he dyed of pemon ia 011 new ye ars day 15 minute s i n front of five. Her breath all leaked out. She leaves a family of too boys und two cows; they f ound 2 thousa n d ~s sowed u:,;i in her bus tle; dot vas a lot of money to leaf behind . Don 1 t you tink so? De doct _or gave up all ho:;::ies of s a fing her- von she dyod . Her sister is hafin g the mumps und is he.fi ng a svell time. She ' is near de2,th 1 s d oo r. de docto r tinks he c an pool her thu. Jo hnnie b ooth v as also sick th0 oter day und de d oc to r told hi m to t ako somtin g so he ve n t up town u.nd met I k ie c oop u11c"l. took h is va t ch. I k i e g ot him a rreste d un g ot de lawyor aD d the l ~,wyo r took <le vatch . Mine brudde r yust gr a du a ted f rom d o Cnw call ag e. E:e is an elect rical ong i ,: eo:r . 110 g ot 1:,, job in a livary stable eng i nee r ing hay dovvn to do ho r ses . He Took our dog up t o do so.w mill de odder dny a nd de dog g ot mot a fi ght with de c ire uln te r sm1 und. l e.s te d on ly vun or two round s. Ve have a fB,mily of n c at und two chick ens. De chic kens lay egr;s ur: d de c r:, t l ays u;1dor th0 radi a tor. De chicks vns cold d o., otter d ay und so i ca l led up do janitt or a n d i mede- i t hot for him. i is making money fc,st und yGster day i do1i osi tod a hundred dollar s und t oday i rote mysel f a sheck for one hundre d. dolla rs un d do:J ositad it so n ow i have two hundre d doll a rs. i c.'-m se ndi ng your overco at by OX',Jress. To save money on the c har ge s, i cut off th buttons un d you will fi nd dam i a d e inside p ocke t. i tink of nottiI: g more to rit e so i will close . -your frond, Olie P. S •. If you don 1 t {se t this letter rite und i vill send to you anodd er. Two times S.P. i heve uust receiv ed the 5 dollar s tbat i owe you but i h.af this letter closed un ean 't get it in ••••• by George De Friez -I I Spe ~j ding ·i; i. me Wi "c,h o. Moten son. / / / / ·/ / / / I i . I ,· ./ / , _I'.· , ,- i I (1 / \ . ., ., YOU would be surpris 0d to know thG secret ambitions of many memb0rs of Company 959. Take Marvin Winkler,for instance, a q_uiet unassuming chap, but one who is steadily working and l)lann i ng to b0come f inancially and. otherwise prepared for c olle ge . Others on the list of colle ge mat .. erial are Hue Jewkes, L0e Ralphs , Mitchell Ta tton, and C. Ketelsen. These meil are n ot only saving their money, but are taking one or more correspondence courses to keep in trim for some stiff colle ge work this Fall. The way George DeFriez is di ges ting everything whic h has to do with health and first aid it wontt be long before the state of Utah will have a very d.istillguished doctor by the name of Doctor Geor ge DeFriez. r D.E.S. Every day vrn see people who s eem very happy all of the time. Maybe we oft en wonder why they a re that i.rmy. usually it is bec ause they en joy the greates gift one could receiv o ----physical healt h . Cultivati ng :physic al health should be the most important of our hobbies, a hobby to b~ proud. of, one that would increase the happiness of all humanity. Health is a n abundan ce of life, energy, smiles, and kind acts. It should be our hobby to fill each day vvith as many of these as is possible . A st a te of dejection loads to poor h0alth, lack of vigor, and a wasted life. Le tt s a ll m2-Jce it a hobby to cultivate the habits which l ead to ~1hys ical heal th, the greatest gift one could receive. Hayes o. Dra per In the spring ti me , . ona s fancy turns to love. some of us think of sweethe a rts while others thi.nk of parents or of relatives. I often wo,;_1der how n1any think of mother. As members of thG CCC miles f .tom home, I wonder if we don 1 t forge t the more important things i n life. soon it will be Mo"thers 1 Day, don 1 -'i:; you think -~h2-t a s mall token of appreciation would help out? Your mother is the one person in this world wl1om you can nover re::)ny for all the things she has done for you; stri vi ug wor1cing, studying to make a name for you when you grow i 1lt o manhood. 1avar Petersen Mothers are so vital to the lives of all men that God gave one to each of us. HOH ABOUT A LITTLE COOPERATION i n Camp beautific a tion? The three hundred and fifty trees and the flower gardens you see about the Camp need your help and cooperation. If you expect them to grow and beautify the Qamp watch your step. Think of what these 1ittle trees will do for you when they grow up to treehood. --------------------~------ Th e Fe rr on Ch~t t crb ox I AM A NEW E:NR.0LL:DJE .. ., by Ric h e.rd Cle me n t When I e nte r e d t he CCC, I gav e a s m.v obj e ctive the des ir e to lea rn Di ese l En g i ne e ri ng an d t o c om:p lete my high s chool ed u ca t i on . I n th e pas t I ha v e h a d. OXJJ e rie nc e i n ma so11a ry, r oa d. g r a d i n g , and i n d am c onst r ucti on . If i t is p ossibl e , I "Vvonld li ke t o f oll ow u:p this ty 1-i e of wor k wh i le i n t he CCC. Thre e we eks hav.e p asse d s i nc e I e n tere d c am:;;1 an d it won 1 t b e l ong unti l I wil l k n ow whe t he r or n ot I will bo able t o g a i n my obje d t i v e s . To my no ti on r ook i es are t r e a t s d a bou t the s ame as n-ww men be i ng i n i t i '.1 te d i .n t he h i g h s c hools an d c alleg e s. so f a r, though , thL1gs ha ve b e e n f a ir ly g ood exc e p t f or t he f a c t tha t I fee l b a d due to v c c i ;12,tion s 2-n d ot h er ne c es s a r y me dic a l t r e a t men ts . The di sci) l i n e i n c ::cmp is a g r 0at ho l p to any y oung man. Lear n i ng t o ob e y or d er s g i v on by a su p e rior is a tr a i n i n.£=; ne c e s sary to succ e s s i n life . I hav e beon i n t a r es t e d. i n ma c h i uo r y f o r some ti me and 0n joy ope r e ti ng the ta . I bel i ev e thE'. t by a c t ua lly worki ng on t h i s t y p e of eq_u i pme n t I wi ll b e g re a tly b enefitt e d. The r e a r e p l enty of SJ orts s p onso r ed by t he c amp which Th oug h I my s elf am iiot muc h f or s };J or ts , or fo r p hys i c a l exerci s e, I i irmly b e liev e t he, t I should t ake u :;;i one. I ble i ev e s hou ld be of i n to r e~ t to a ll en r ol l ees. Life i n tbe CCC i s n I t b a d a t a l l , a n d I ho p e it makes me bet t er a ble to c ha l leng e l i fe . ------ -- --· - - --· - - 'l1 HE END------- --- ----- --- ------ ----- -- ----------------- --------------------- Lt. An derse n : Sure ly y o u lcnow wh2,t the word. " mirror" me a ~ Afte r y ou 1 v 0 wa shG d your f a c e and lmn ds , whe t do you look a t t o s ee i f yo u a r e c l ean ? Jo e Ma dr id: The t ,owel, s~r. t Joe. · · Ferd Ros·enl und: Ivl;f wi fe · ha d a d.re e,m las t n i g ht a nd thought t1ia"f"s"1ie· vm s ma r r ied to a mi l li onai r0. Frank : You 1 i~ e luc1ry , my wi fe has dr eams lilrn tha t i n t he d ay . F.ore m9.-n_Love : See h er e , bud.d.y , that f e l 1 ow i s c a rr y i ng t wo racEs wnile yo u 1 re c a rry i ng on l y on e . What 1 s the ma tt e r with you Clyde Routi: That f ellow i s jus t to() laar;sr to g o twice. l4 The Fer ron Oh att erb ox ., ., Two lit tle worms we re dig gin g. Two lit tle worms we re dif; gin Two lit tle worms we re dig g i ngg in ear ne st. in dea d ear ne st. poo r E~ ne st. Hefe.t~s to the lit tle dog gie Who \ met a lit tle tre e. Alg ebr a: ( MA.N )-( BVD) = SOS The lit tle tre e sai d, "Come pup Hav --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- -T he e one on me ." lit tle pup rep lie d, As g en tle as a mo use , FORTUNE TELLING "No tha nk s, lit tle tre e, in the INFIIDiIARY I jus t had one on the hou se·" . - - -FORTUNES---As To ld By GEORGE DEFRIEZ Oly de Ke tel sen : Mr . sw eet : _ •yo n 1 re goi ng to ma rry a "You we re ser iou sly sic k dar k com ple cte d gir l,a nd as a ch ild . sh e's goi ng to be medium "Yo u hav e tra ve led qu ite in sha pe. a bit , and wi ll go abr oad "You wo n't ma rry un til wi thi n the nex t thr ee ye ars . yo u·a re alm ost 30 yea rs of "Yo u are goi ng wi th a lig ht age . You wi ll no t bec om e eom nle cte d wo man. we alt hy , bu t you wo n't be "Yo u wi ll alw ays be we ll on rel ief eit he r. off bu t no t we alt hy . You "You wi ll go bac k Eas t wi ll no t do ma nua l lab or bu t wi thi n the nex t two mo nth s. wi ll make mo ney . n You wi ll hav e two son s "Yo u car e lit tle far dan cand one dau gh ter . ing . Wi ll be luc ky in lov e. rry6 u· 11:::-.: c o,.~c ,:; 1 ·i; i,ms:L c ___ ___ _. ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ __ 1io tti.'11' :liha,... .jaz z ~:awteio;; SAV E YOU R PEN NIE S AND HA.VE You hav e a bad tas te frb r olo th es.DEFRIEZ TELL YOUR FORTUN E. BROTHER ENROLLEES: The fol low ing is the budget of a common en rol lee . REMEMBER MOTHER 1 ~ BUDGET DA.Y I.uo ome • • • • • • • • • . . • ••• • , $5 • 00 VffiITE TO HER Ex Pen ses · - Ga l. of win e •• $1 .50 B1111 D1uham ••• l,5 0 T~ ilo r Mades •• ,50 VlE SHOULD APPRECIATE Po ol ••• •.• •.• •. • 50 ... ... ... ... " . . . . . . . the Show Tic ke ts • • • 50 eff ort s tha t are bei ng Can dy •• , •• •. •• • 47 made to lan dsc ape and to STAMP to wr ite be au tif y the eur rou nd ing s to MOTHER ••• ~-~Q_3 ____ _ of Com pan y 959 . Mr. Sw eet 's ---------------------- ------------------------- ----------------------------- ---------------------------~--------------------~------~-~~ -~=s~=~===~================ -------------------------15 To tal 5.0 0 - -· ! Lt. Lorenz . V '\ in fu ll stride. - ! ~ I \ 'ly/ /.,,-., /i'; ·1 / Iv) I l \~ ' . I 1 When Houskeeper turned barb~r on 1-1 J..-!.flr:.. I I - - ·r----'" . . , I ,, Doc. DeFriez. ~ {···~~ · / I I zack-- He c Pn cook and is the d?ub le of Cleop a tria •.. ? . 7• I . THE PERR ON ., C' H AT TE RB OX Publish ed llonthl y by the Members of c.c.c. Co. 959 Ferron , Ut~. Vol. II,. No. 9. This Issue Formed By The Follow ing Men: George DeFrie z Clyde Ketelse n Leland H., '1 uft Pershin g Wo Evans Joseph Sultse r Hayes o. Draper Clell R. Hooton Willis Hansen 1 ------- ------- ------- ----ED ITOR IAL-- ------- ------- -----•- -·• It is unders tood by everyon e that Company 959, Ferron , Utah, is at least among the leader s if not the leader in nearly everyth ing it underta ~es to do. There seems to bE6 excepti on., howeve r, in th:t .<s s t a tement at the presen t time• Appare ntly through lack of camp spirit the boys are allowing themse lves to be 11 showi:. u.p 11 by other camps when 1 t comes to sports . This is almost a aisgrac e due to the fact that there is probab ly more materia J_ availab le here than in any other camp, If used to an advanta ge we could be leader s in any other of the summer games..., Since the arriva l of Lieute nant Lawren ce Labbit t, things have begun to pick up in the sports line. His s xpert baseball coachin g and the newly formed cl as s ::Ln Spo·.'ts Apprec iation should start the ball to rclling " We believ e, therefo re, that with all the n8w materi al that has come into camp recent ly, plus the wealth of athletic power already here before , it will be possib le to not only beat, but litera lly whitew ash any opposi tio~ that ma7i come this way. With this in mind let us all 11 hi"C the ball' and push for bigger and better athleti cs in the :uture . Young men's fancies turn to realiti es Darrel Brady- Hurst I. Thyger son--C linton Kartcbn er--~Va rian Ralphs --Haro ld Fish. Congra tulatio ns! 0 A ROOF I L I S CO 'P:Lf ;XITI\;S by Lel a nd 'fuft ., Come., my boys., and you shall hear of t h e lif ~ of a rookie dear. a~ticles of paraphe rnalia. After taki I'-g our oath, which comp l eted our enrollment as a memb er of the CCC, the bed became . our next consider a tion. A slight com.Yi'lotion exi s t ee throughout the c.amp in s_) i te of the late hour of eleven. Echoing complai nts revealed that coffee, sugar and various other articl.es hRd strayed from t he kitchen and had landed in the poor rookies ' beds--an d on none other than rookies ' beds. But things soon · quieted down conside rably, until someone very loudly com p lained that he had been short-sh eeted. Beds that were p erfectly establis hed caved in, when used for the first time. This app roa ch to a poor rookie's life would harely br:: complete without mention inc the long wa it endurec5. in the n ecre'a tion . . . l Ilall-a mere Loa fers' Den s e emed a more appropri a te name u p on this p articula r Thursday . Old Sol poured down in all its glory, while the Droce8s of examina tions and ;eFisira tions were executed . 0 My nervous system register e c..extreme soreness on b oth the upper and lower ends. Ahl Finally the me s scall--in stinct deemed it a necessi ty that we learn the meaning of the call without hesitati on. The cause of this fact is given little conside ration, but I am sure any member in camp will cladly verify its truth. 80 the life of a CCC member marches on as he learns the techni0u o of grabbing and maintain ing his sh&re of the milk., and landi ng one of the fifteen washbow ls on the first round. But, as some people of ten say," e:::tch will come out in the wash". Each will gain his share of friends and make this s6journ a success ful one if he will ;Jut put forth the slight effort ex~ected of alJ_ young men. negulati ons and instructions were greatly magnifie d by the new rookies , and were constan tly producin g difficulties and fro¥ms. One new, fellow heard so much about the big medical exarilina tion that he became terrori~ ed an0 almost fainted. However , one cannot very easily exag gerate upon the req_u irements pertaini ng to the numerou s . .. .. . . .. .. . .. .. . .. .. . e • • e • • S He soft-sco ped her until she couldn' t see for the suds. :r • 1r: ,)ec ( I·1ow c• 1 y:. ., ) a ,,.. ,_,ou t . i• t , r, ....·J.c 0 e O e O Page e e • • e • e 1 A e 8 • • ., ., p A y NI GHT e ca m p en al l th ro u2h th. wh , y da y pa of en a sc am p Tw as th e ni gh t st ir ri n g , no t ev as w re tu ea cr a N ot is e. en ca m e a bi g no dd su a of l al of th e bo ys ." Th en "I t I s ju st so m e , f el ys m to r Sa ys c ame . , a ye ll in g th ey it ag ai n ." g in bl um st . nG a 11 Th ey 1 re at A st ag ge ri ng en t to hi m s e lf , en ut ie J. e th ys Sa of F- 11 , en ot he r tu ft s th , p lo ys H d an e in he av en . F ir st Ma dr id th ou gh t t ho y w er l al n so ar Pe d Bi rd D ra pe r an be d. tl y go t up ou t of 11 3h i 1 g in rs cu t Th e Li eu te n en Sw ee t, 11 Of th is I ha ve dr ea d, He sa id to !-ilr . fa ce , a fr ow n on hi s h it w , t ha p la ce .n s hi 'I'll.En ::; ra bt in g "I 'l l pu t th em in , ng yi sa r o do e He w en t ou t th ni gh t , e br ig ht st ar ry in si :~h t. th in t ou t go un k w as B ut ·vvhen he sf ac ti on no t a dr ti sa t ea gr E: hi To s be e. , go t ba ck in to hi he , y tl gh li g hi s he ad . 'I1he n ti pt oe in an ke ts wa y ov er bl e th ed ll pu 1d AY sw ee t dr ea m , ng in to a ni ce , am . pi op dr as w he :l c sc re An 6 ju st as da rk ne ss a te rr F. 'ib er e ca m 0 ou t of t ~i gh t , w it h al l hi s gr ea 2: fn nn ru y 11 el Se e An d in ca m 11 in my :::-.J .it :;h t . Oh lo rd . he lp me A ye ll in g , hi s w it s? Se el y fo r l os in g And do yo u bl a.'ile n t er in onG of hi 2 fi ts . r 'o r al on g c am e Hu eu tE m en t, d th e w or ri 0, : Li . pe :m ju e be s i h d to it " /~nd ou t of r1e I 1 11 pu t a n en Sa y in g , "T hi s t:ir e da wn , th e e a st b r ok e th Bu t so on fa r in ut en en t w ou ld ya wn . ~,.nd th e ti re d L ie of al l , n li ke th e lo r d ca l l . Up ca rne th e su to bl ow fi r st Fo llo w ed by Do zy re li ef h o. ;:;r ea t si: Tl i of a ce " . it w t en en ut ie L of pe Th en t h e e m or ni ng , pr in ce Sa id , 11 Vfo lc om e th ~a ge -2 - ., ., A L O OK I N T 0 '11 HE FUTUR E In the future life of Ge or g e (Doc) De Frie z the following is a p t to oc c ur : He will ge t a job as elevator operator i n the wome one wi ll ask him , l o.r g e s t bui l ding i n Salt Lake Gity . 11 1 11 To wh ich ' Loc wi l l th oughtfully re p ly , "Oh, "How 's busine sE, ? fir s t it ' s u p and th en it ' s down . 11 Ne x t we find Georg e workin g for a lum~")er company . que sti on ' how 's busin ess ' he now says , ilOak" . To the Soon aft e r h e g ot a job in a z. oo whe re t hs re wer e cu ck s , ''hen so ~neone inquir ed b y cha nce , gee s e , birds , a.n( other f ow l . "How 's bu s i!'rn ,s s't " Georg e s ays , 11 Oh , just l.>ucky 11 • T I-I E L OT OP ~ ITC E- H I KER by Hays Dr a p er Tell now folks , the first t hJ. ng a hitch hiker does is walk If to t he e d g e of t ovm and wait for th e c ars to come a long . will along I s ome c that _ T .odel 5 he s z o od with his thu,,'U1.1 the first 1' stop a.n o pick h im u p on l y to let him of f about t wo mile s up the hi ghway , or at the f~_rs t c ro s :::: ro a c.s . Aft e r that t her e is nothin g to do but s t a rt wa lking whi l e a ll the new car s p ass by , 3.n d that t a kes nerves , by gosh . Five mil e s of wa l king a nc f i n al ly another ride , ano t he r t in a nd you ' re ou t on the c an j a lopy . It t akes you for t we n t y aga in . 'l'hi s time in a tO \',TJ . h oo f '.I'hen , oh ooy viha t luck , a ri de from t own to thirty five miles ''h~,. t a rel i ef for th e f ee t . 'l1 ime pas s es a nd then u p th o line . he f lnd. s h ims e lf du mp ed ou t i n a lonely c a nyon . It ' s co ol walk dhat ho ! in ~; , but its h ard :ma kin g it u p h i ll and o. 6 a inst the wi nd . re a r very a , Nichols d. n e a sheep h erd and a h_erde r like our fri . ill h e h t over from s s po c ic P. of &;.ramp Footer 'rhro e il'J.Or o mile s on foot an d a nother a long lift bring s him c lo s e to his de s tination , wit h t humb c;uit e sore f r om exercise anc feet in p retty b ad sha pe . Moral: Don I t b e afrai c· to go hitch h iking , bu t r <::member to war o go a t shoes because i t ' r r a th e r h a rd on the fee t. Pag e 3 J ., ABOUT JOINI NG THE C's CAMP by Pershing Evans This joining a CCC camp is a real expe rience for one who hn. s never a ttemp ted such a thin g b efore. It was rath-er amusing to watch the reactions of the boys as they took oach step toward becom~ ing a brother and member of Camp F-11. It would have been fun for an old mem>,er of the Co. to follow the se fellows thr u the exams and other necessary steps which were taken througho ut the first day. Al though many of the boys were s ent home, I am sure the ones who staved where the tiick of the group. F'rom my experien ce and a c qu a intance with some of the new rrien and from the remarks of other s , I oel ie ve this is a swell new group and one th a t will go p l a c e s in putting Comp2.ny 959 on the map. AND HUMOR Kartchn er 1 s definiti on of love: "Love is a feeling you feel when you f e el a feelin* you h a ve never f e lt befor e .' •••••••• •••• ••• Rookie: Where i s everybod y tonight? Buys Draper: Ther 1 s a show in town entitled "One Hundred Chorus Girls and Fifty Costum" . ••• ••• • ••••• •• • The superin tendent of an insane asylum noticed an inmnttl pushing a wheelba rrow upside down. "'iVhYt do you have it upside down?', asked the superin• ten dent. "You don't think I'm crazy, do you?". I pushed it right side up yesterqa y and they kept filling it with gravel." It is true that we may b e tot a l strange rs to some member s of the Company, but with one another 's help to~ gethcr with the h elp of the Le no.o r s I a m sur e th a t an excell ent sp irit will preva il and will l a st throughout a life time. All we a sk is the s ame fine cooper a tion in t he futur e which ha s a.1re a dy be en given us up to thi s t i me, und in r 0turn you will receive t he appreci a tion a nd friendsh i p of every n ew member. Page NOTES 4 ., ., T H E C A L L S I C K by Georce DeFriez '.'/e ll , there goes the bugle for another sick call . who will be in this time with their ills and all . ,.'onder Oh , here comes Joe Madrid with a limp and a grin io mvst be another fight that _he has been in . It Here comes Preestone down hearted. and low; it must be tha t the cat h a s run over his toe . Here comes Fat Pearson as though on the way to a riot ; he ' s getting too heavy ana wants to go on a diet . Eere comes Hyslop with all his new fau lts; he says "Oh Doc , p l ease give me some salts 11 • In runs Harold Fish yelling , "Please save my life , I Just cut :11y fing er with a butcher knife 11 • Eere coY".les Hooton with a groan and a si gh , He says , Doc , I ' ve got mud in my ~ye" . Here comes E:a t e:hner runn 1ng .w ith a le ap . hel ~J me , I walk in my sleep" . He says , 11 11 0h Please Here comes Earl Seely , the women ' s d.eli ght , He sa7,s , "Please put me 11 in quarters :,; I was out late last night 1 • Here comes Noorda with Lie th Day a fter . fello w bu mp ed hie head on a rafter . '11he poor little Now it is t en o'clock . .'ith a s igh and a grin , says I to myself_ 11 It 1 s t ime to turn in" . Te a eher: Johnny Johnny , give me a sentence with the word ' fascinate" in ::lt rrhere was a fat man who had ten buttons on his vest , but :· ·cbuld. only fasten eif:ht Mr . V'iarthen ( ln Co .- Meeting): What do we mean by ;1physical ha'7.ard s '1 ': Leo No orda : Physical hazar c's are such things a2 poor eyesight and poor earsight . Page 5 c I (J nI t J ., s () rn e c+ I , ( THE Vol. II. ., FER RON CHA T~E RBO X Publis hed Month ly by the Members of C.c.o. Co. 959 Ferron , uts,h. EDITORIAL STAFF Ferre ll Peters en Clell ·· -w1111 s -·Hans en-- - ----- ·__ _ - --- ·Rober t Hooton Ii,yslo p· - -----~-~-------------~-~--~----~-~-----------------~--~~-~--~A WORD FROM flm . 0. 0. To you new men who have just enroll ed for the first time, the super vising person nel extend s a her.rty welcom e. We that you will learn to enjoy your servic e here as hundre dshope of others have done. Proba bly one of oppor tunity to learn self in gener al; At that old truth- -that receiv e the great est in the CCC. the things you have wonde red about is the to work at good jobs and -- to improv e yourthe outse t we want to re-im press upon you he who produ ces the great est effort shall reward . No place is this more true than You may observ e that some of your own fpreme n were at one time enroll ees of tre Civil ian Conse rvatio n Corps just as you are no\v. Many of your own friend s who you knew back home are now leade rs and a ssista nt leade rs in this Compa.ny. Still 0th!!"·· ers of your friend s are now workin g in differ ent parts of the &tate on good jobs becau se of traini ng receiv ed in the three C1 s. All of these person s gained their places becau se of their own effor ts. The same oppor tunity lies before you. What the world wants to-day is men who are endowed with initia tive, men who are anxiou s to learn, and men who are full of enthus iasm their labor s. Tho r;; e of you who pu t f or~r.rd these quali ti.es for shall never want. But best of all is this thoug ht ~nly peopl e who are really ha?PY are those who are a1way---~ho s at work •• - - -- sea The accid ental death of Enrol lee Blaine Pheby , a membe r of the Camp. This incide nt once more brings us face to tace with the hard fact that standi ng ·up while riding in the back of a truck is dange rous busin ess. r of our Company since last July, is certai nly a sorrow to ·every membe LT. GOULD IR]:-; Jlfl1i:> 'I'} 1"" ORCH ~ttYl RA 1 Doubtless, you 211 hRve hef'rd of our orchestra by now in one wPy or ~nother. (I ho:Je nobody has lost any sleep over hes.ri ng c few sour notes nt rehenrsal. ) I e.m c er tainly surprised, Pnd most :p leasP.ntly so, to find such a greHt abund!'.?nce of music al t1=1.lent in eey •· .suoh no e t Jeered community, Pnd Pm oure the.t there is much t f' lent r:hich is hidden rt present End needs Jco be discoveretl.. At the present the bP.,nd is me,de up of Lt. A.ndersen,Tenand Seven enrollees; or Sax':J:phone; nws.elf on the ~rum:pet; r1a.mely: Ferrell Peterson, 1st. Al to s~.xophone; Gordon Chris Vernon ten2en, 3rd. Alto Saxo?ho irn ; Max Kill:pa.ck, Pia.no; DA.v is, 2nd. Trumi:iet; Willis HPnsen, Electric Ha.v;? iia.n a.nd Spe..n ish Gui tar; Wesley Hansen, Ba,nj o; and Darrell H,9.n san on the Drums. We he,ve been prP.otioing v:·hen&ver prect1o"l>le &n4 All members seem to eDjoy playing the new oroheetrationB"' Ou~ ~epertoire conwhich arrived about two weeks ngo. the sists of practicf.'lly all of t;he song "hi ts" and many the old favorites Pnd number over fifty selections. of Thus fnr this sePson we have p layed for two dences, the first was for our Third Annivsrsa.ry CelebrPtion at the High School, and the other for a HPlloween PDE'y ·~t the It is the hope of the orchestra to buy some Church. j a ckets for its members so a.s to :;c1r ese11t a. uniform, snappy appaa.ra..nce. ------ •··- - ----- - ~- ~ - - - - - - - - ! i 1. I l i-". ~. 11 Whenever you get in troucle .son, just use your head!" ., WHAi' n,. '.l.'HL:3 lV.ILffTJE~tJ ~TUli'F AlffVIAY? .E'ro;n a vr..:,•.~:- co.m~~• lete surve,7 of ~,he me~1'tRl fen ius of .,;:ie 11 camp, t~1e :: c: .D ,");.;vi:og ar..Gvn.rs 7rnr,3 t: i veY2 to t :1e qua :o ti Oi:i:;: v/11y do we ce1.t·~j1• tq H~~11_o~r.,e er' ""?~ p_~JG. =~T ~; :-ire / ·ou f~ Oi11G ~·~o t~e_:_G~· 0 '" .r; ' 1 ho"J·"cl' th;8 u,_, . • ..l. .. ' ~-· - Th(1 n!:>me COF1o•S fr.om Royce H.r.::ns:m·:··- - 11 ::: !J_l gue Gs •?i•th yot:.., Holy c o··: L _·_e1-1s ~•u:1.. wj_ T, cha:..-1 o 11 Cleo ri '11 1.:cc.:J;_,_-;r ; --•··~ ' 1 I ·c sign_i_i'i,32 8 tj m-'J to t2.p over out-doo:r-- :Jl u f'.J. J :L i J[~ -. 11 Lt. An<lf;r::..~ :1 .:. ·• ~----n-_Trnt 11"'k n~! ye u ·rhj_1'l;: J. 1 :rr1 go~.. i;c~ to celebr2te • ·1 ~-, ·ry o· . w '"' , .L " • ... - ; .... F.R. WP-rL l:i.3:.:.;··-•·-·'I ··J.cjJ7 -~ ~c·o rv,, 1i Drexel Kil.~ _;_:,a,-:(,c: •··· •'1 A. .-;o J~..'. i'•:i~; Lt fc-, r e., 021::-~·•r.s.t j_on.," VP:nc e l 1 ug, 1:i te: ,_ ,., il It o , ·.T' /1':i r1 lo :>·::::od. C·trtne, whei:. he rode thru ~•h9y started Sle ';:i),7 hO.'_L8Y.' wi ',;h .0,, 1-u1r.pkj_,2 on his heP.1L oaJ_li11;; t·G Ii :. ~J:~_o,_yaen o J~ I b11li eve it is taken Mr. ~1 0•,·vers : _ _,,.:.-It\ s t-_,. ':nl&r.e cl r-.ff P<ir~ fro n1 th e :ra.p:~~11F.> u Mitchell Tn·i; ·~oL: · . .. -' 1W~:J.L bP.ck in ·che t.ime V'lhen the J?j_lgra.ms, wero ':J0i:.1e, :caid.e C. b} th0 I n d2iJ1S, a fer;i.ily r:,11t hollo·wed pu.mpk~_nn j_n -r.h.-:'7 \':j_ndow of their house -to scare e:v·:e,y the rec1.skj ns ,, rr Jui Unk.nov.;n : ---,nuncl./ S;nm hs,s P.~ lot of 7lhiskey on hBnd rina. lws to hDve some hoJ.i6. :~y to sell itelf 1 •'.;l ,.;_J..• '•'· 1 I) 7 1 HOLD ~v:~Y'.~'1U m--:- \ '.\. HerJ :is the ~11.81. rnr fr om that one am. onJy----WJB2.T~'IB-o Hl\L::,VN :::21}; "''"·•-The eveninc; p receding All $2.ir:ts Dsy: the eveDing of Oeto0e:r 31st. Hflllow mef't-::S to devote to •:;]cm s ·cf'n d.s for evening ., hoJ.. ;y 0: religious us0s. 0 This religious holj_dc:i.y -,-,r-s very much in }:"l:.".'l'lctice lor.ig bofo:,:-,3 the Pilgrrms came t) Ameri0P,, but, with their a:tri V<'' tl hera , the use of the :)um:)}c i n to :H·ev en t rF.!ids by the I nd. .s ins form of H8lloween gr8.6.ug.ll.y oec2.ms a )t" rt of the :;;irese11 t along wi. th ·G}!.e ever-•:)res ent vd -tch, blPck cat, r.;obblens :?-nd E;hosts., I~1 Du:.:~)"}:i0 1 this holid.ay is c elebrRt ed by qui et, relj.gihas ous ce rcoonisG b y the fireside; but here in America it :present form by the use of the lighted dev-oio p:,C:. :Lnto it 1 s 1mm_pkin~ 0 ho:Jts, 2.nd witches ae a protection from_ the Ind.Pin lTHal2.owee n" mer,3J.y meP.n s the evening before "All raids. SF!.ints T Daylf a ..... -· THREE YEA.RS I~ FERRON by Robert I{vslop Company 959 was moved from the summer aamp site at Gooseb erry on Octobe r 24, 1935, to the newly comple ted camp at Ferren , Utah. The 1;rojec t for the Ferron Camp was the buildin g of a road up Ferron Canyon . Beginn ing from the old mill, the : ·oad he.s beeD built a.nd recon ditione d f·~t." ·.diffe rent points all the we.y to the Ferron Reserv oir. This road has been the main projec t of the cemp. Other :projec ts includ e the constr uction of a ranger station in Ferron , block pole fences in Strai g ht Rnd Huntinf ;ton Canyon s. This cemp has also been engs.ged in the constr uction of fish ponds in the vicini ty of the Gooseb erry reservoir. The remova l of lerksp ur and other obnoxi ous weeds was a projec t conduc ted in the vicini ty of the Ferron Reserv oiT. During the . constr uction of the Ferron Canyon road it we.s necess ary to build a le.rt:e rock and cement overshot at Steven s Creek. About two miles from the Steven s Creek oversh ot it wes necessc1,ry to blast the roed through e, ledge of solid rook for a distenc e of a.pprox ime.tely three-f ourths of e. mile at 4% grRde. At some points in the ledge it· was necess ary to hgng down on ropes to drill end loed the holes. The cut on the ledge varies from 5 ft. to 12 ft. in width. More recent pro j e~ts include , - c 2.na.l PJJd ditch work Joe 1 s Valley , terraci ng the mounta in side on the E:phrPim summit~ and the constru ction of a summer spike cP.mp a.t the 1!7 erron Reserv oir. P.t On August 22, 1938 the Forest ry c;r-rage WAS destroy ... ed by fire, therefo re, the mast recent projec t is ib"t constr uction of a lArg er anc. more ~ui tPble g ".rP.ge rl1cl toolsho p. When the Ferron CP..mp we.s first estnbli sed Captai n O:penshe,w was in comman d. Under C8ptai n Rfrilli n, the ce..mp mess ha,11 was e.i1tire ly remode led r:md lined with veneer boc.rd, having the c1istin ction of being the first camp in the Ft. Dougl~.s distric t to be so equipp ed. During Capt8.i n Kii"tlli nt s tour of duty, Barrac k one was conver ted into the Educri.t iona.l Buildin g. l HR"']E 11 T~ }J{S I N F:JRRO II i CQ NTD!U"SD) The Recreatio n Hall w~s eqt1ipped D.nd furnished a.nd was recognized e.s one of the ourst c'nd.ing recre a tion Hells in this District. T}1e bPth house hc:is beez1 r-ernolde l ed e.nd equipped with irJdivid.u?,l porcelain wash bowls •. On February 1, 2nd. Lt. Sta.nley c. Andersen took oqmmand. Sinoe th2.t ti1210 this CompRJ:J Y }<:f-.S been working for and Pchievins hi g h merlcs in i mproveme n ts of t h e Camp grounds. At the -;)resent timB only a few of the origine.J. members who er.me from Gooseberr y rema.in in this cPmp as enrolles. ~!he~r 2re: DP.rrell BrG.dy, Senior foreman; Allen Bl?..in, Mess stew?,rd; J P.ck Pell, 1st. Cook; Lell::'nd Christenson and Lo:r an Bryon who hP-ve been mr-:de Forestry Foremen were a.lso among the charter menbers. This c n,nrp is r n.ted. as one of the best ir. this District and it is our aim to keep up the g ood work. We apprecie:te t he friendly attrnosp here of the Ferron townspeople P,nd we sincerely ho ;;e thRt the friendship between the town 2,nd the camp enjoyed in t he }) A.st will continue tD go f ar i n t o the future. BRI GI-El.1 REM.ARKS ABO U1l1 C AiviP 959 n____________ "A she:ve a day keep s K. P. aw ?-::,r. nyP, Ya, Wh,y don i-t somebody tell me these - - Lt. Go...1ld. things?"- ---------- ---------- ---------- - Thyg erson. "Now hereis a correspond ence course, tLenrn to :131J.y Overn i gh t.tn __________ __ Asstt Ed. Advisor. "Don t t c;iy0 n 1.:;h:i. nk of e etti ac:: off fire g u nrd " 1.-.~ ~ 1 -· .._. t, ..__ .. . ... P 01 · t 0 - Dl g u ~, hOOC~e~ ----------------- ---Sen. 11 "-----*• or it : 1.1 nost you three doll e.rs. ----Lt. Andersen "Dosie, ple;y- Hig h On A Hill Top rin d. follo w i t ., 11 - Unknown., ?????'?'?W HO?????'?? Guess who? Exe rcise le P.der who d.oesn 1 t follow his own directions; 1 i l "HELLO THE!HE. If Say, fe l l ows----d.o you know the,t we re2lly should h~ 7·e another acti ;r i. t y i :-:• t his camp to make it click? Wh8"S~' Dontt you kn ow? Vlell her0 j_i; is, Dr2.mB., HIJC1.. Voce,l music. Don 1 ·~ ;yru think we ovul e. })orh2:;1 s g ive a play~ c.:< r some sort oi mus:Lcal entertt=',i.mne::-t i 1: tha town'i' Yfoll~ I d.oi How about H few mote of ,YO\ l? Won 1 t you hel}J? We have bee n g_ui te fortuns:te in h1:wing the school students and t es.c~1.0:-:-s e.s sist us with cur c ompFHW meetings, and I feel ·clw:b a::, mei:nba:rs of this c .::imJ') 8.ny we should try to repay -them Lo j lf:,,r-.:; fo1~ thei:r eff o:r-ts, apd to further our own in•cor3 0 t -J. r.i t h& '.".!Ommun:i-ty ,, · It 1 s fun patt1nc on plays; 2 lot of work :perh~ ) S but, nothing worth v.,hile in this life is to ce gained for nothing. Sincerely yours, Mitchell II SPICE " The "Hansen--M ortensen11 programs he,ve certninly put the spice in com:;;;s ny meetings -we may walk in now and behold a bevy of be 8utiful g irls-singe rs, d..r.ncers, and iii -· strumenta l plays~ Spice like that will m:~ke cny k:ind of a dry speech te,ste better. The company is greatful not only to 1fo:rtensen and Hansen for discoverin g such talent, but also t o • Miss Killpack, Miss Verna Lou Christens en, Miss Singleton, Mr. Peterson and others who have JJ 8rtioipate d. We onl;r hope to be able to give the community pr ogre.ms e 911.2.1.:.y a ,:. en,j oyDble. return SAYS HOUSEKEEPER Whet can it be---love , hate, or whiskey that exhausts the supply of 2S}_)irins? ~l1his job of First Aid Clerk seems to be one of handin g out e.E-1nri;1s., What could. be the ca.use of all the hePdaches in cam;J'i' AS A. RO OKIE i:)EES IT ., The most drePded place i n cPmp (yes, more so than the He?dquart ers) is the l)lace beneath the red cross. Thatrs right, the infirma.ry . The place where the green ones lose everything but mother nature's clothes:. By the way I ah, soon bega.n to wonder about those too. Weight--- height---- op en your mouth---- --heart--b ooml! Do t,10 things 2-t once----m easles, nol Coug h--Boyl oh Boyll Hold still this -wont-t hurt.- ·- Jabl AWK!l 11 1 cPnt-t g et 1 em up?"-----b eds------- sw 0e p ----Incade nce excerise- --1--2-3-4 "It's a great life if you don 1 t weaken 11 • to be strong enyway?" TTS.ay, WHO SAID r.rHAT?" "Who wants FIRE APPLES The men who foug ht the fire in Farmer Jensen 1 s barn came be.ck looking like they had just raided an apple orchard. With pockets and shirts full of big red apples e,n d pants and shoes wet to the knees, they looked like they ha.cl. been spied by the farmer and he.d had to run for their lives. As a matter of. fact the fire fi g hters did such ~-n e:x:-cellent job in putting out the fire which threatened ever-ything owned by Mr. Jense n thnt the old man gratifully gave the men all the apples they could carry away. And boyl what beeutiful apples. A. g reat deal of apple polishing and apple menching followed. In fact, we are still re:ting apples, and Farmer Jensen is still happy and thankful. DID YOU KNOW? That the first Oamp Paper yublished in the Ferron CCC Camp on November 12, 1935, wP..s a " :~ p.rantine Specis,l". The Camp was under quarantine less than R month after it was first occupied. The quare.nti~1e was to prevent the spread of spinal meningiti s. That three ye~rs ago members of this Comp~~v had assigned seats in the Mess Hal Everyone hPd to sit in the particula r place assigned him. Every table ha.d a leader just as there are now in eRoh barrack. ••• • • •••• •••• The Hunter Had But Little Luck, When He Went Out To Shoot A Buok. He Shot A Farmer 1 s Cow Instead Worth Fifty Eucks, The Farmer Seid. TH E FE RR ON J C .HA TT ER BO X Pu blis hed Mo nth ly by the Mem bers of C.C ,C. Co. 959 Fer ron , UtP h. Vo l, II No~ 11 , EDITORIAL STAFF I Thi s Iss ue form ed by~ Lt .. Sta nle y C, And ers en 2nd Lt. :E1A-R es 11 Lt~ H~ roid Gou ld Dan E, Sw eet Fra nk R. WPrth en Jos . s . HP- rt Fer d Ros enl und Ce lvi n Sudi;rne ks NON CG NJMS Rob ert Towers Dt=J rre l Bra dy 1st . a a r g efl.nt Fra nkl in Che ney Rex Co:m - S upp ly 8e.r g e Lau ren Bry an We.yne Bra dy - CompP.n y Cle rk . Wi llia m Jus ten s en Lel end Ch ris t ens en - For ema n Cle ll Hoo ton Fe rre ll Pet ers o n Wi llia m BlP ke Hey es Dr ep er Da rre l HPn sen Com man ding Ad jut e nt - Ed. Ad vis er - Camp S_u p 1 t Surg eon -Ge n .Fo rem an Mec ha nic .;;. For ema n For ema n For e man For ema n - ----------~-----------------------------------~---------- A DAY OF TH.A ThP.nlcs g i vi ng De.y , i n Ame ric E' isf.l KS an a.n nua l hol ida y. whi ch ori girrnte d in New Eng l [;lnd . Aft er the fir st har ves t of the New 3ng l en d col on ist s i n 1 621 ion s for a d Py of thr nk s [;' i vin g Gov ern or Br 8 dfo rd mad e pro vts The prA.c tic e of dec le,r ing a Da y of r.th onk s eft or F!nd p r a.ye r. nat ion Rl Ho lida y. The se e.p poi ntme ach he.r ves t ~oo n bec ame the ent s wer e by proclPmF.1.t ion of the Gov ern ors: of t h e sov e rf-'l New Eng l An d Col oni es. Du ring the Re vol uti on a dPy of nR..tior:: f-' l thP .nks c;i vin g W P S e.nn u$l ly reco mm end ed by Con g res s. In 181 7 New Yor k a dop t e d it a s P.n f:l nnu ~l cus tom , find it spr e ," d thr ouf:' h ma.n y of the at '" ' t0s by the mid dle ot the 19t h cen tur y. In 186 4 Pre sid ent LL1 c ol n fl pp oi n t c d P. d ;:-, y of tha nks g ivi ng , 2nd s inc c the n t l1G :pre sid ent s h Pve iss ued a Th P. nk:s gi v:ing p roc l r mRt io 1J , g ,311er r' lly d 1:r ni g11P tin g the lPs t Thr usd ey of Nov emb er. In Eng lP-n d, the Bri tis h p ing onl y for sp oci Pl occ Asi ons eo ple obs e rve sol emn 11h r nks g i vsuc h PS tho rec ove ry of EdwPrd VII ,on Oc t obe r 26, 190 2, nnd tho and of th3 Wo rld Wr r, in 191 8. In Amo ric 2, we cel obr r>te thi f ~mi l y reu nio n wit h the ide ~ of e hug o s hol idn y mor e as D, g eth er r n tha r th Pn d dPy of f .~sti foR st nnd Pn ind oor r ot- towt cm tho g row n-u p s r? S z:el l ns ng Pnd p r r ycr , It is r, ti me oyo s hriv c cho s e n mor e thr n the ir tho chi ldr en fin d th,. ,t tho ir stom ~.ch s c r n hol d. §'~JI% , . ,,-_,--:..-§!• II (1 ,-J f -1t ,r n i:-~ I· I 'f;/ l/1 tc~.- )' /7c=-~ ,1 - It w2s the night a fter ';) ay d~,v and as usual I came ~own ~o the cflnteen and lo~ded. UQ with enouc;h su ,)plies to la.s 1, me a montn, or ~s near to it as I Among the could calculate. articles I purchased were sev. eral sacl:s of Bull Durham. Going beck to :rny be.rrack I opened one u~"l , rolled e. smo~~, end t~ien lPia. the sacl.: on the two by four by me bed. I then walked to the libr?-ry ~nd when I returned I found that the This Durh2m hnd dis8.ppe1?red. sort of thing :tai)p ened time e,fter time; it c8me to be a serious ma.tter for me; it w-as. a Durham mystery · which I had. One day I laid a to solve. sack e:x:Pctly in the place I ha.cl plEw ed those which. dtso£,) .,cI then went outside a.ppeBred.l'..,J.7" d;~~: c-:--- ~- e:::- e.-~ "' ll 1/J. ./L 7! Ir~ fl, VJ) o.nd s li :;r..L.;') ed up to the window to see what ·would occurr. Suddenly someone oriened the door, want into the barrack, s.l['mmed. the door behind him, ·~ D· ur h P..m t Oi_) :P1 e d d own a. ·c,ie fl,D fror.1 the tvvo by four. I dashexpe cting to ed i.n joyfully fiDd the answer to the mystery. I3ut ,ohen I looked under the t,ed, there w2s nothing there but nw number 19 overshoes. Angerly I reached for the shoe nnd there to my g re 2t surprise in that g reet big overshoe were the mis sin ;'~ sacks of Bull Du.rhP.m. IJ.1 here wPs enough Durham in th."'.t number i 1 19!T overshoe to keep he.lf the ca.mp goinr; for some time, And tha.t rs quite a. lot of r,:7 rrBULLn. - Dor:' t you think · so'? ----------------~------~-------------------------------------IJ. rnck Driver Relph L."'rSol! ssys that he never s~:w ~. telec-• .;:, c:? - - - · 1 phone pole strike a truck except iD self defense. Lt. Gould, who is Also P rofessor of First Aid, claims he ce,n l)rove the followin g : Th~t SPntn Claus is the o~ly man who peys attention to silk Gtockings ~ hen ther 1 s nothing irs tberi1. Th~t once there were two Irishmen, but that there ~re lots of them now. 1i1 h2t rinety l)ercent of the wnter which go es over 11 iPgc1.rg ]J"' nlls never comes brck. Rex Cox WPll~ce N: Rex Cox Gosh, my feat 2re tired. I mP da r record run this Pfter~10011, but it took P. lot of wr>,llcinf_~ WbPt do you me~n it took a lot of wP lking to mP-ke n racord rur.? A lot of walkinB Prou.nd the billi~rd tRblo. D"'rrel Brady: My wife r-n I h:·cl r.r. ,yful nr gumcmt inside the houser ~hilo ~ro. HoTI did you coma out? Lt. Gould RunninG. Dl'rrel • -- ---- ---- - . _,,~ -/:'/.' \?\ ,, :'/ l...._y ·'/ 1.:1, 4• ,, :-_1:1 .' .V1 •1 1.,,. ., i.-c' _ ··~- ,/'_;..,, l ..,;:;;c~,. ~· · ·. R ,• ,..-,. 3: : ct._ ,:;_ i ' ?ff--r;1-::- .r.·· \ . • •'b~ :) f '. ;; ~;1• 1~ i.:\ : ., , .. ~ ,! -~-,;} Wesley A. Hansen Don ald Sw Psey Hurst I. Thy6 erson StBnley T; -Wise - ·ft\-}t,,_ :. \;:\ ,: .. ··: . /: ; . . ,..-~•.· ••;;- ·/,?' l:r~ ,,_,g . . .tJ f 1·1-· ] .•,( . ,i .,i ; ·' J Va.: •(,~ <1-vv! \ L~-:/.•:c;_.... •. I I :-! . ._ ·,-~~-~ Gl -:.ud.on Ctll'i1$11 ~," Leo Love Vernon Davis Edmund. -Bi:rd - - - -~ ...,... ,.'ii . \: (' . -~ ,•• . ·...,. 'T' Br a dley Erickson Ju n e Mr rshall 11eal R8s mussen ---------------------------~----~----------- Projects as tentantiv ely ou tlined by FRANK R. WAR~L1 HIDH for the winter mo nths will b e e,mong the v a rious crews fl.S foll ows : Sup erintende nt distribute d Lea.der WESLEY HANSEN with a. crew of t wenty five men will build 8teven 1 s Creek P ~sture,mov e S t evens Creek Shelter to a new location, move Deiry Corr Pl, And obli t era te the g ~ t1vel p it e.t S t,even I s Creek. Foreman 1!1 Rl-J:IJ K CHENEY with Assist a.nt Le e.der VERNON DAVIS and e crew of t wenty five men v-.'111 p rocure ti mber &nd truck it to t h e IP erron sev1 mill to b e sa:wed for the }JUrp ose of con- structing Clamp Te,bles, Cvmp Grou nd Food Boxes, C2m;i Ground Bulleti n Bo ards> Ca.mp Grou nd S e r- ts, :~ n d Bot1ndry Por ta.ls for use i n the Manti He t io nel F or est . Co n stru ction of the i terns men ti o1iecl will b e don e by the s2.me crev; p rocu ring the l t1mbe::r;. Foremevn WILLI AM JU8T EN5El~ with Le e der 0~(1A.N LEY WIS.E and Assis t2.n t Le 2der J UlJ:J W. MJ...Ri:)H.ALL s.nd e crew of t wenty five men will do main t enance end b e t ter ment worlc on Link Oen.yon Road. As rne,ny e.s f our tr a ctor op er a tors nmy be p ut on th:iS road construct ion job. Foremen RmiEHLU ND with Lee.der s HURS.r.r I. '.i.1 HYGERSON ~nd OON SW ASEY a.na. e. crew of t wen ty five men will obt~-tin Juniper posts an d then c on struct a bou.ndry fence from Ferron to Emery along th e Manti Neti on a l Fore s t Boundry . For ern8,n LAUREN BRYAN with As~is t rm t Le : .d er ill.DMUND BIRD nnd a cr ew of ten me n wi l l c om:;_JJ. e t e F erron Oanyon Ficnic Area. This work will consi s t of com1Jl etio n of 'the fo o t bridg e end water system. For eman LEL ANTI will do maintenan ce 2nd bettermen t work on the F err onC e.nyon Ro Hd. crew of f ifteen men Forem2n ROBERT TOWERS r .nd seven budding c PPp en t ers v:ill complete · tho Gor r.g o and do oth- er wood construct ion .w ork. '.l1hre e hundred sixty-fi ve de.ys in a ye Pr, Yet O~"!ly Oi'Je d.r.y for God. To tl:f'Dk Him for showL1; us , ste) by step The J~ths that Hi s feet ha.ve trod.. 0 ,;ly one dc>y of the who le, yePr. 1:1.10 vvhi2:,_.ier our thenl::s a;1d our prt:.iC.3; For we tre busy requesti nG the things 7Je v.1 ?n t, Three hu~dred Prd sixty-fo ur d2ysi 3u"ii surely L 1 InfL ;ite 7!isdo rn Hnd Love He J:::; ·:ows, A.jJd. F,a Unders tHt.cs Ee looks witL. corn:Je.ssi OiJ o 1: ~J :3J1ded ki: J as, he2C:.s, P~1d Oi. folc'..ed l1t", ds. He knows ~ e ~re selfish ,but Bo·,1.Jd 1 He lG1ows , too , rTh,ct our heer ~s 2.:::·e oft unax::)res sed. Th2t we 1 re thnIJJ:fu l,ete tho He hPs just one dPy, ] 1 or thPnl::s; rest! c:..::d we :e ."; , t;he Leland Tuft picked up an ecorn and askecl whPt it wfl.Sl ! He h8.d to be shown th?.t 11 -che mighty oPJ{ from a. tiny acorn grewn. He thought that a.corns (~rew on bushes. ••••//// •••• ////~&•o \ ' One night, daring a storm, Phil Jensen and I were running to our tent. Light1iing was striking repeatedly . Afters blinding flash, Phil cried, "I broke my neck." Then all was quiet. Suddenly I spw tha.t. he ws.s not Fl.herd of me, but behind. Near the tent I ha.lted. Then I ·saw him staggering to the tent. He went limp end fell forward on his fRce, landing partiPlly on his bed. BBsil and I rushed to him, and. found that he was unconscious. A dAsh of cold water and a massege soon snapped him out of his coma. He began muttering that he was o .k., but that night he was a very sick lad. The next morning he related how he hed been hit by lightning , and said that he still felt very ill in his head Pnd stomach. On the trail where the lightning had struck him his boot prints indicated that he h~d been knocked off the trail, fell into some bushes, striking his head against s. tree. · .... //// .... //// .... It was a very common sight to lawn when lights were turned on night. What surprised us most lig hts diet not frighten them. their gras.1:ingo ··· •n ~o////• see deer on the sta.tion the station grounds at 1v-;1as the fe.ct that the They c8.lmly went about 0 ••////•••• There wes the clay when t he sta.tion geng went to reim end beet the town team at a geme of Soft Bell • ....... . Bishol) ( o.ftor broo,king Eph- tho ice o.nd baptizing Hurst L) Do you f.Jol cold, Mr. Thwg,)rson f :~ Hurst I.: No. sir, Bishop. Bisho'P• I Gu0ss P 11 hc,v l) to bn~)tizo you a11. tlvor i.,gc.in; you h2-vcn' t quit lying. ( AN --~I5tJC7C1'~Covf.BOY:,:-="We'IT-pa.rJ, three--·years e.t College i:,nd I end up counting \ grPss stems." Bey i,t>t bey; w,e~er_~why s •me- from freezing . Louder- --DisdGE3Sl1 1 t hij.e t'hemuz zle e:1! ·. missed ( t he best conm12;-, d ) . ">ozie 's "bugle one~ in a I wo~der if we'll h r ve spuds while~ Guess 1 1 11 toke forty · ad e~f s, or eg r s Pnd spuds more v\ inks before I get u:;:)---- this rno r rdng? f"ne "This is KSL, s ~1t 1 ~ke City, et the sound of the g ong it will :: e 3 0 secoi;ds before 6: ZO A. lil ." Do i:i g ; ----Oh; A;:i t those forty wink s sure str 8 tched. FPlfta hurry for e ~er c ise. Where i~ H--- is the plug to this wPs h besin? Don't splPsh so much, I ,just OP m e tt, wRsh, not to shower. ------W~_ ::h I hed enough "sucti~n 11 to r: et the fire fUArds tG buil~ me a fire. There's that bugle egei~--Looks like Gilley's nomina t ed Pg ~in this morning . For gosh SPkes lets do 2umpin 1 to k ee? The,: P.: Bird: TherA: Build i:i. fire--- mek e my bedwork: ---hRve lun~h--- -work some more---sh ower--- -shPve- --shine 0. D' 2 .---Retr eAt----- Dinner- build anothe~ fire--eh eck this in---che ck thBt out----i n--out Yes, 6x8 is 48-----R eckori I would :) iek the chev. L .ste::>d ef the- Jford Hr. DPy---- yes---Fi~st- Aid to-night and Mondry At 8: 10 • The new Western story book? Over there in tr.:r,t rPc};: by my desk. Yes, No,--NO ---Yes--Y as until tan P. Ll. Time to l~cku~ et lRst---t he place looks like e cyelone hed struck it---Good ni te all---B-E: '.,-Z,-z-z -zz I~m 2frPid I CP.1l 1 t t:pust Clell HotJtcn any more. What's come over Himt Li~s tiek, jc wder, end ~erfume that I dnn 1 t use. First 5crGeP.n t: PPul Olsen: FirEt C\ ;-. rge2nt: Wm BlPke; Hurst I.: LI,y wife i 2 P. whiz Pt removing frtbm my clo "L, hes. G1 0 ri c e s:iot s ? No, fiv e SJ ots rnd ten spots. spots If yo u f o he me ~t t his l Pt e ~our will there b e a lig:i-it burilir s f or you? y,-:.;s, my wife doe r r: ' t like t o fi ,Sh t me in the derk. Leland Christen sen: :l!"erd Hosenlun d H2v ~ you ever hAd a book which ynu simply c ouldn I t :put do·wn'? Oh yes; if I put rn,y check bo~k down, my 1,vife will stert writing cheeks.• Polic0me n: Hrve you eny explPnP ti~n for wanderin g eround drunk nt this ti c e of the ·ni ght? Gor,don C.: <o:;.,y, if I hPd en -:xpl!C>nHtion, I'd hP.ve f0ced my wife half an hour r>go .. __,,/ ·r \ ,- ~ ')/ o0 {._,> .0 ~i m /, 'M)1 ';~ff fr . @~ ;; ?i[:halll~StlfVlll ~ti ~jJ Sw~eit Pickles ·--)"'P · - · ·... - · . - .. . . ·- . .- . ·- - -----~." .-,,,.! 0 Fruit C0(}ktail ' Waldnrf Roast Tom Turkey Salad With Sag a Dressing Mashed J?otatoee Buttered Poas Cranberry Sausc9 Giblet Gravy Pumpkin Pie a la Mod~ Candy Mixed Muts Oigarets Coffee - ' . Wifo ( t, HProld Fish) I SU )lX ' se y:ep expect me t~ believe that you o.J rr.e str ,., i g ht h:'lme :frc m work . H2rold: Sure I did ; I came h ~m0 j u s t l ilce t h e ~row flies. Wife So I see, stc ;i~;i in[; ~f r c.:11.l!nsntly for a. -11 ttle rorn. K liD..T olCt F ish J~>hn H . reel p a::i.l Johansen . .:. ... Pete Fi s h Zach. Gonzales - I T H .a:;._ ! ::.::. £:'--"•:i.:u First Cook First Cook Sec f,nd C oc,k Sec~d Cook S.econd Cook N S T A. F Mv.:-s Stewa rd Len Andersen Russel Larsen :IPvid J0nes Willis Hansen HP.rry Keel - Lamon ~viatt F S.tudent Cook Student Co ok Student Cook D. R. .D. R• ». ----- Zac h .: TT I 1 11 give y~u f,('. points and play you for $p. 60. rr Electrician: O.K . i 1 ll take you u,1, on that. ( The Game is played; the Electrician wins, and 1i2Zach. demands the $6 . 60 for playing} R. o. o. o. ROSTER OF COMI'JU!Y LEiillERS Alden Blain Darre l B.::."ady 959 C. .c.; }?3RROU , UTAH. ., NOVNMD.'.JR 21, 1933. Cerl Brm:n J'ose Je~, sen Georg e QJJ.inn wa11a c-0 Brov;n VJ2,11ace Jen sen Variai 1 Ral1Jh s Rex Oox s·cnu ley Bryer~ Vi'ill i 8,m Jei ' Sen VJ'ins ton Ral]h S Ha,rol d Fish Ke.;::,rJ cth 02,mGr Ol.! ClAll Jor,. .rso.:~ Wi l lard Robe rts MPX Fullm er Her1;1ar1 CB,rls o,-, DonP ld Jo hnson Clyde Ruoti Wesle y HFl'!So n Pf.ul c~r1s o1l David Jo i"J es Eevrl Seely Jor.i...~ Peel Oedo C2,vai n11ie Va/· <'cW JoJJes Jake $.eely Don~-ld Sw esay Bard Chris te, :E'Gn Vlilli s.m Jones Vern Shaw Hurst 'lh,vr:·e rsoJJ Gordo n Ch1•i ,_, toj •so:1 Erues t Silla toe Stanl ey Wise Riclrn.rd Chri stia/ se;: Breen t Smith J ohr C la:::-k Ross Jncld Vf illiam Smith ASS 1 T LEADERS RichP .rd. Cleme~".i t Olir•t m~ K~~rt chner Edmund Bird Lorer: z o Coolr H:-1rvey Keele Bird ell Soren son Wayne Brady Johr.: Colos imo G2rr Kiers tead Geral d Stant on Glend oD CBld. well Ke1:_;_}eth Cox Dre:::;:el Kill? ack Dan Steve ns VJrno11 Davis Oarl Damro n Jia.x Killp ack Marr ell Stewa rt Bradl ey Erick son Bruce Da.vis Re::: Ki1~g Guy Stew art Zeca rias Gonz al0s Keith Day Wi.l.li am K11ig ht Calvi n Story C lell Hoo to11 Len Der>r ing Ches ter Le.rse n Cleve Swase y Ted Housk ee:por Geor~; e DeFri GZ Ral ) h L~rse n Roya l awase y PP-.ul Johar .sen Bird Drap8 r Sylva n Lesli e Neil Synde rgaar d Russ ell Lr:rse1~ Hay-8 s DraJe r Kenne tl'l Litst er Eugen e Sy11c ;.ergaa rd Leo Love ~ulon Edv,P.rds Dear Lyons Fred Tatto n June Mc>rr::hnll Elish a Evens Paul Me,:-w hester Mitc hell T·atton Orlor:: l\Iorte;·;se1: Edmo;_~: d. :E1 inche r Chris tian Marsb &ll Neal Rasmu sse.rJ I1Iich i8.l f Lrneg an Lo rel; l..!? rshal l ·.A.ngus 'l'imo thy Pete ] 1 ish Bruce M2:rt ir: rra Tidw ell MEMBERS Rey Fredr ickso n Hus h Moff itt Cleon Tucke r Bob Ad2.ms Va.nee Fuge,t; e Berry Mo t.'. sen Harry Vogri nec HBrold Alger Eugen e Fullm er Fav Mor gan Clare nce W~rd Deil Ande rson Cle,rk Fuj_1k Dc;V0-11 Morte.11ser: r,aMar Wayman LmYre r:ce k:.der son Bryce G2, tes Le ;J c?rd. t'Iower Ma::c V!ayman Lee A.ncLerso.n Chc'.-r las Gille y Dick licKee Ray White head. 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