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day diunh ..sv<; le move pat of
i..2ir seal. v> s«.. hundreds of Ko
jk bear . ~ .ui. the hill*. Sonie
ve: t:ie t':;o. appeared so close that
a;, that $Oi...»ea necessary *.vas to
r.a. ii ort and stroke inem
Aif Madsen, we},.Known Big
C-me uuiae, who showed movies
ol some A iiis n>i iti.ig trips at the
niening, didn’t rec inmend this
oced 1 c, however Some oi the
pictures shown, he explained, were
t..k;.n ten or fifteen away. The in
teresting movies, taken in color
snowed the bears in their natural
habitat. Some were scampering or
toddling up the mountain side,
others playing together .still others
fishing in mid stream. One big
bear was observed to stand on the
bank and plunge into thp water
with all four feet, but in the sev
eral trys photographed, was un
successful in catching fish.
Cub bears were shown, held for
shipment to Stateside zoos. Mad
sen explained these cubs have
very sharp teeth even at their age.
They proved mean and seemingly
resented being tied up.
The byplay resulting in a friend
sliip which had developed between
Madsen’s famous dog Murphy and
a young seal proved an interesting
reel. The pitiful attempts of the
seal to keep up with the dog on
dry land, was contrasted to the
dog’s difficulty when both were in
the water. The seal attempting to
ride on the back of the dog in the
water, and the ducks who succeed
ed were interesting shots of out
door life. Much of the film was
photographed at Madsen’s camp at
U ganik.
The Secretary reported a 100
percent attendance last week and
97.30 percent this week Among
1 he guests attending the meeting
were Roy Brown, Dan Moen, Wen
dell Hylton, O. K. Kincaid, Charles
Farrell, Charles Truitt, Milnor
Davidson, Charles Edris, Lt. Cdr
Bob Maxwell, Alf Madsen and
Howard Demarest.
Mrs. JohnLow 3 Arrivej
Mrs. Cleo Lowe arrived fror
Mountain City, Tennessee, Monda
to join her husband, John Lowe
She was accompanied by their twi
sons, Jerry, 15, and Bobby, 14. Th
-owe’s will operate Max’s Driv
Inn this coming season.
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