The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-11-30
TWAS A BIG NIGHT
! FOR DAD AND SON
kynden Enjoys First Father and
Son Frolic; Another Coming
December 8th

IVA The fathers of the high school
4ge boys OF the Lynden district,
game with the boys to the high
4 school gymnasium Monday night,
y scrambled for peanuts and shoes
and honors in variety of games,
and had a larruping good time.
So was Lynden's first Fathers
and Sons Week inaugurated, and
q second feature will come on
December s, when the dads of
the boys of 5th to Sth grade age
are asked to accompany the boys
! to a similar "fun-bust."
L. c. Wright acted as ring
master. From the time that the
first peanut was flipped out of
a its shell to the final hour when
ke wienies trotted to their final
home, he had every one of the
hundred dads and boys straining
to win an indoor track meet.
They Collected Nuts
There were nut-collecting con-
tests. and rope contests in which
Gale Edison and Cornie Lindhout
proved the best shippers, and
duels in which Henry Shagren
starred. and Frank Knapp and
J. T. Zylstra broke their galluses
in a regular rassling match. And
there was a centipede race, won
by Messrs. Waddilove, Lewis, Av-
erill, Meenk and knutzen. And
a medicine ball contest, featured
by accurate basket-shooting by
the aforesaid undertaken. And
a big feet race, in which such
tramps as John d. Jager and Il.
Edison starred.
They Took Off Their Shoes
AS a grand finale, everybody
peeled their shoes, and then tried
to recover them from a pile in
the center of the gymnasium.
When it was all over, the score
stood 2S for the junior team
headed by Capt. Gordon Serrur-
fer, with the freshmen team un-
der Capt. Ivan Jameson second
with 22 points.
And Cider Was Quaffed
A lunch of buns, wienies, cof-
fee and cider closed the festiv-
tiles.
The following Dads and Boys
signed the list of guests at the
party, the old mans name com
ing first, and the boys or The
adopted boys after:
Frank J. Shinn, Edward IIof-
fman, c. B. Bay, Clarence Lacy.
NV. X. Pixley, Kenneth Pixley,
s. d. Walston, Glen Nalston.
Virgil Walston, M. M. Waddilove,
Harvey Snyder, Albert Kok, John
kok.
George Worthen. Elmer White.
.R. E. Nelson, Percy Nelson,
Alfred P. Knutzen, Earl Knutzen,
F. E. Knapp, Peter Holman, c.
R. Axling, Clifton Axling, Thom-
as Young, Floyd Young, Y. H.
Tromp, Hubert Tromp. Jacob
Husfloen, Peter Price, K. Edison,
Bob Rittenberg.
Lots Of Foster Fathers
A. c. Palmer, Teddy Palmer,
Sam Stuurmans, Frank Stuur-
mans, P. M. Serrurier, Gordon
Serrurier, L. c. Wright, Corneal
Lindhout, DR.. F. L. Wood, Fran
els Wood, George Rathbone. Ar
thur Jordal, c. D. Dean, Teddy
Dean, D. L. Beckes, Roger Beckes
F. P. Cruikshank. Donald
Cruikshank, John Borst, Edward
Borst, H. l.. Harsthorn, Howard
Thomas Hartshorn, DR.. B. v.
Mounter, William Oordt, ]. De
Jager, Oliver Breen, Fred Shea,
Fred Arbuckle, w. B.. Wander
Griend, Peter Brunger, Harley
Johnson, Leonard Johnson, G.
w. vinup, Alvin Vinup.
Henry Shagren, Roland Sha-
gren, S. H. Lewis, Ivan jamie
son, Harry Worlow. Lee Worlow,
]. T. Zylstra, Boyd Ramsey, Rev.
E. Joling, D. Brink, c. E. Whited,
Sherman Whited, r. L. Averill,
Lewis Corbin.
d. ]. Zylstra. Benjamin Zyls-
: ira, A. B. Colyer, Everett Colyer,
p. o. .Bussard. Neal Worthen, c.
b. White. Lewis White. Jacob
Meenk, NJ. Meenk, A. E. Henry,
Dale Henry.
]. E. Watkinson, Fay Watkin-
son, ]. w. Stearns, c. White, w.
H. NAPLES, Walter LIE Compte,
s. Van Woudenberg, T. H. Van
Woudenberg, Gale Edison, Russel
Rittenberg, w. A. Fisher, wal
ter Elder.