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Girl Scout Camp Director
Clarifies Hiking Incident
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mirri.rii. lr was obtained from reliable sources, but Illustrate the fre
quently difficult Job of obtaining an accurate story, for member of the Girl
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Miss Irene Knox, director of
Low Echo, Medford Girl Scout
camp at Lake of the Woods, said
this week end that Girl Scouts
just don't forget members of
their hiking parties.
Miss Knox made the statement
in reporting details of a hiking
incident last week in which a
43-year-old Hilliard, Ohio, coun
selor spent Monday night alone
on Mt. McLoughlin after becom
ing separated from three others.
An early report of the inci
dent, originating in Klamath
Falls, erroneously said the coun
selor, Mrs. Carrie Kidwell, was
forgotten by other members of
the party who were proceeding
down the mountain with a girl
who had become ill, Miss Knox
stated.
Story Told
The director said. "The whole
thing began when Sandra Ullian
of Grants Pass, one of the hikers,
was stung by a bee. She told the
rest of the party she had an aller
gy to bee stings and had previ
ously experienced serious phys
ical effects from them.
"We decided it was best to
begin taking her back to the
camp immediately rather than
waiting to see if she would re
cover. Miss Jackie Callan, Med-
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ford, Delores Schleichert. Eu
gene, and Carol Sellstrom,
Yreka, all experienced hikers,
started to -assist the sick girl
down the mountain. Mrs. Kid
well, also an experienced hiker,
accompanied them while Miss
Ann Denman, unit leader from
Medford. and Miss Janet Perry,
a counselor also from Medford,
went to the ranger station for
help.
Miss Knox said Mrs. Kidwell
had discarded her jacket along
the way and wanted to leave the
group for a few minutes to pick
it up.
"The others asked her not to
leave, but she said she was fa
miliar with the area and would
join them later.
Physician Called
"Meanwhile, a forest ranger
called a Klamath Falls physician
who prescribed adrenalin. The
ranger also has an allergy to bee
stings and had on hand a kit
complete with adrenalin. When
the camp nurse arrived, she ad
ministered the medication on the
spot and Sandra responded with
in minutes."
The director emphasized that
Sandra was treated on the spot
not later in Grants -Pass as
the earlier report stated and
medication was administered
under direction of a physician.
Sandra was later taken to her
home, where her own doctor
was summoned. A check the
next morning indicated her con
dition was fine, Miss Knox said,
adding that on-the-spot treat
ment may have saved her life.
"After Mrs. Kidwell failed to
rejoin Miss Denman, Miss Per
ry and the sick girl within a
reasonable time, they realized
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4-H Club News .
Antelope Livestock Club
The monthly meeting of the
Antelope 4-H Livestock Club
was held at the John Bohnert
home Aug. 10. at 7:30 p.m. Be
fore the meeting the members
judged a class of hereford cows
and Doreen Bohnert showed the
new members how to fit a beef
animal for the county fair, Aug.
22, 23, 24 and 25.
During the meeting Bill Big
ham said that each member is
to have his animals at the fair
by 10 p.m Aug. 21. Straw will
be furnished but each person is
to bring his own hay. Next meet
ing will be held at the Antelope
schoolhouse on Sept. 14.
On the food committee for the
next meeting are Elbert Bigham,
Leonard Freeman and the Bohn
erts. After the meeting refresh
ments were served.
Jo Anna Malloroy,
Reporter.
Jackson Co. 4-H Club Council
The regular meeting of the
Jackson County 4-H Club coun
cil was held Aug. 13.
Nominations for officers were
she was lost. They could not.
however, leave Sandra to re
turn to look for the counselor.
As soon as possible an alert was
sent out and four men search
ed all night for Mrs. Kidwell."
Counselor Falls
Miss Knox explained that
Mrs. Kidwell had slipped in a
shale area and fallen down a
bank. She was "shaken up" but
otherwise uninjured. She scram
bled back up the bank but,
though she was well acquainted
with the area, she became con
fused and couldn't find the rest
of the party.
"Before dark she found a
clearing and made a strong
bough bed," Miss Knox said.
"She went to sleep and was
awakened only a few times by
ants. In the morning she orient
ed herself and proceeded to a
place which had previously been
designated as the point where
the group would be picked up
by car.
"I saw her first and, believe
me, I've never been so glad to
see anyone. I just had a feeling
she would be there. Carrie was
tired and very thirsty, but oth
erwise all right. She stayed in
one place as any experienced
hiker .does when becoming lost.
She did not wander around all
night as was previously report
ed." Miss Knox said Girl Scouts
place health and safety above
all else and do not act in an
irresponsible manner as indi
cated by the previous reports.
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