"We have played them every season," states our coach, "because they are r. The cleanest, fastest exhibition of basketball ever staged in Bellingham is promised for Saturday night, when the Vancouver ex-normal invades our territory for the first game of the season All fans who have seen these two teams in action, heartily approve the above opinion of Coach Carver. The library is extensively used, its work being so great that Miss Wilson requires the help of a cataloguer and four assistants, two of them students. It now has some 25,000 volumes, and subscribes to numerous periodicals. ORDERED BY LIBRARY T OF SPEED IS The Normal school's library will soon find it necessary to make room for approximately 1,000 new volumes, orders for this number having been forwarded by Miss Mabel Zoe Wilson, librarian. finished to perfection, he (Continued-on Page Eight) 1.Now that all appropriations are made and the new dormitory
This vacation, which has long been anticipated, is the culmination of several vacations long deferred, for Doctor Nash has felt it necessary to stand by the ship in its hours of need. After a most strenuous day of labor, Doctor Nash ]eft Tuesday for his long deferred vacation. Brooks but a gaze that dims to whispered prayer- Glean thou, Oh mortal, here for yonder mart My richest sheaf reaped from the viewless air! -A. Benumbed his song which flutters on my heart, O'erwhelmed his speech in depths the ages share: My solitude, by silence set apart. Too large my toll, to leave him aught of glee Or taunting pride of unbecoming guest To mark his transient triumph o'er my crest Now draped in dreams and from all shadows free. When snows of winter hasten to the sea, And, crystal graves, my stairways oft reveal, He climbs the dawn with unabating zeal And mounts the glaring noon in quest of me.
The Weekly Messenger Devoted to the Interests of the Student Body, Washington State Normal School I : BELLING-HAM, WASHINGTON, FRIDAY, JANUNO. Show more 1922_0106 - Weekly Messenger - 1922 January 6 - VOL. The Weekly Messenger Devoted to the Interests of the Student Body, Washington State Normal School I : BELLING-HAM, WASHI Transcript text preview (might not show all results) 1922_0106 - Weekly Messenger - 1922 January 6 - VOL. Text preview (might not show all results)ġ922_0106 - Weekly Messenger - 1922 January 6 - VOL. Cars and caravans remain hitched so that a quick getaway in the morning is possible.Digital Collection Western Front Historical Collection It is clean, appears safe and is very convenient for the autobahn but I doubt very much that we would ever return. It serves an obvious need for a stopover but is really just a glorified caravan/motorhome parking area. As it is extremely close to the autobahn it is very noisy so ear plugs are a must if you want some sleep. The place is reasonably level with plenty of electric hook ups and the facilities were clean (50c for a 3 minute shower) but this is nothing more than an overnight halt. I went to book a table in the restaurant (5:45pm) only to be told that they stopped serving at 6:00pm!! We decided not to bother and watched as more and more vans/motorhomes crammed in. After sorting the caravan out, electrics, water etc. Due to bad weather and roadworks we arrived later than we had anticipated (4:45pm) but already the site was filling up. We chose this site on our way to Austria as it seemed to be the only one in the area at the time. Camping/ motorhome site Reviewed By Mark H
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