The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 12, 1931, Page 6

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 1931 WATER AT CANP SITE IS FOUND SANITARY Health Official Says Water at Camp Chan Owapi Satis- factory for Swimming In a signed statement, made public Priday, Dr. A. A. Whittemore, head of the state department of public health, branded as false a rumor that the water at Wildwood Lake, site of the Bismarck boy scout camp is un- fit for swimming purposes. Dr. Whittemore said, “The state de- Partment of public health has made @ very careful analysis of water from | ‘Wildwood Lake and has found no Pollution sufficient to endanger the health of any person swimming therein. In the opinion of the de- partment the water is absolutely safe for swimming purposes. Both the Jake and Camp Chan Owapi have | been inspected and found to be in| splendid condition. be inspected at regular intervals by the state Jepartment of health and is recommended as a splendidly man- ‘ged and equipped recreation camp.” Richard Schmidt, Russell Saxvik, Kenneth Joslin and Robert Griffin will be in charge of camp activities The camp will = Camp Chan Owapi opens to boy | scouts of the Missouri slope for the | boys interested in attending to com- fourth annual encampment at Wild- wood Lake June 24. J. N, Roherty, J. P. Wagner and H. O. Saxvik, Bismarck, and F. P. Homan and H. C. Schulte, Mandan, will have charge of the camp. W. G. Fulton, Bismarck, will be resident camp director and will su- pervise the affairs of the camp and its program. Waldo Ellickson, scout- master of Bismarck troop No. 5, will be activities director and _ business manager. Eagle Scout Melvin Mun- ger will be in charge of, the water- front program. Donald Fulton will be “Detail Boss” of the camp and will assist in the water-front activi- ties. Marianne Fulton will act as camp nurse. Martin Winge, Bismarck, will pre- side over ihe camp cuisine. Any boy of scout age and all scouts are eligible to attend the camp and | can make application to the camp j committee of the council through W. G. Pulton. A limited number of boys on special application, camp officials said. marck and Mandan are seven dollars per week. The weekly fee to all oth- ers will be nine dollars, officials said. Camp Chan Owapi is situated on the south shore of Wildwood Lake | and is seven miles from both Wilton and Washburn. Scout executives have asked all Phone 611 The Principals Cosmopolitan Club ‘Are Exemplified at SPEAK’S GROCERY Earl E. 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