The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1941-07-24
sAUK CENTRE HERALD, Sank Centre, MINI.

lem targets will be practiced. The
regiment expects to return to its
home training center on or about
the 25th of this month.
Photograph Given to the 217th
One of the active branches OF
the United Service Organizations
maintaining it's pledge to serve TIE
armed forces with entertainment
services, recently presented the
217th Recreation Hall with a large
console model photograph and a
number Of records. It was placed
in the recreation hall at once and
the men Immediately took to using
it and enjoying the old time tunes
included in the record file. With
this new addition, the regiments
recreation program Is rapidly
reaching a stage that offers a com.
plete line of entertainment for the
use and enjoyment of all those
searching diversion in leisure
hours.
Anaheim Dancing School and
Bugle Corps Entertain
The men of the 217th Regiment
were pleasantly entertained at the
Rec hall by a group of dancing
and variety artists from the Nobl'
School of Dancing Of Anaheim
California, and augmenting their
performances was the E'k'G Drum
and Bugle Corps of the same city
The Bugle Corps is considered one
Of the best Of its kind.
The Hargrave girls were the first
on the list and upon appearance
on the stage there was high OF
pleasure from all the men, a slight
pause for embarrassment and the
show was on.
Betty Roster played an import.
ant role in the performance when
she appeared in three different
acts. In the first appearance she
pleased the audience with a deep
throated song and eliminated the
act with a certain tap appeal that
! was plenty alright. The second
time Betty came on the stage she
was dressed in a blue abbreviated
! costume and believe you me in
addition to talent, the appearance
can add to the interest of the act
On the concluding number of the
program, Betty K. also led and
high stepped to the Elk's D and 3
Corps oompahs and for being the
best drum majorette in California
was presented with a beautiful
gift for her fine cooperation. A
gold locket was the gift presented
, to her by the personnel of the
Bugle Corps and her emotions
; were almost that of a star of the
cinema receiving the coveted "Os-
car" We thought she was rather
magnifique.
Friends and relatives of soldiers
stationed at Camp Ham may now
visit the camp and stay in the new
guest house, recently opened for
visitors.
The guest house, an Army-style
hotel, is supervised by one of Camp
Hams three hostesses. Friends
and relatives of service men in the
station hospital will be given
"priorities" for space in the guest
house.
The guest house will eventually
be able to house Sc visitors at one
time, according to Major w. w
Vickrey, camp morale office. Rates
are 81 per day for room occupied
by one person, or SIPS per day fol
a room occupied by two persons.
Also open is Camp Hams new
deluxe" service club for enlisted
men. The two story club has q
large dance floor, a cafeteria and
soda foundain, a library and read
ing room and terrace lounges.
The service club is supervised by
two of the camp hostesses, who
will arrange weekly dances for the
men, bringing in girls from neigh
boring communities.