WEDNESDAY, AUG. 13, 1947
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PACE FOURTEEN
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4-H Summer Camp Is Host
To 144 Boys, Girls During
Session At Lake '0 Woods
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The annual- 4-H lummcr camp
held at Lake o' the Woods has had
144 boys and girls In attendance.
Dining tho girls1 week. August 3
to August . girl participated in
such activities as shell era, leather
craft, swimming, We saving, first
aid, rifle marksmanship, forest con
scrvaton and tree Identification.
The boys went to camp August
JO and are receiving Instructions In
common courtesies, metal craft,
leather craft, swimming, life saving,
first aid, rifle marksmanship, forest
conservation and livestock Judging.
Olrls who attended 4-H summer
camp are Joyce Allen, Bertha Ar
nold, Judy Boldon, Lois Borough,
Velma Borough, Adele Brown, Margy
Brown, Beverly Cembron, Sharon
Davis, Shirley Deaton, Arlene DMa
vou, Shirley Dillavou. Joan Drager,
Carole EUliiRson. Irene Elllngson,
Linda Ellis, Edith Gift, Sheila allien,
Jane Green. Marjorle Griffith, Dar
Iciib Hadloy, Evelyn Haynes, Ruth
Haynes. Marlene Hemlnger. aPtty
Hescock, Jean Howard, Oma Hoff
man, Beverly Hurlbut, Relna Hurl
but, Barbara Jacobson. Margaret
Jacobson, Connie Johnston, Kath
leen Johnston and Shirley Johnston.
Marvel Joneschlet, Ruth Kallna,
Svlvla Keady, Betty Kotthoff, Ber
nadett LaCasse, Beatrice LaPolnte.
Sylvia LaPolnte, Mary Lou Larson,
Virginia Masten, Frances McMlllen,
Elsabeth McLean, Martha Meador,
Bernlce Morris, Irene Morris, Joan
Noonan, Patricia Noonan, Peggy
Noonan, Marlene Nixon. Joyce Olson,
Donna Peterson, Betty Porter. Nancy
Prultt, Annie Lou Romtvedt, Dor
othy Saunders, June Saunders, Sally
Buyers, Bertha Shogren, Jacquelyn
Shorey, Barbara Slmmonds, Ida Mae
Sohrakoff, Shirley Stanley, Sylvia
Sumerllne, Geneva Swift, Georgia
Thomson. Marie Tlbblts, Nancy
Tibbits, Veda Tibbits. Carol Lee
Two Vomen
Die After
Truck Wreck
ILWACO, Wash, Aug. 13 VP)'
Two Grays Harbor women who had
gone "Just for the ride" were burned
to death late yesterday when a fish
truck left the road at the Naselle
junction northeast of here, crashed
Into a culvert and burned.
' The victims were Mrs. Norma
Borland, about 24. of Westport, and
Betty Brown. J3, of Aberdeen.
Deputy Sheriff Peter Maloney said
both women were burned beyond
recognition as the flames, fed by
16.000 pounds of oil-rich tuna, swept
through the truck.
Identity of the victims was not
definitely established, he said, until
Mrs. Dorland's father. N. P. More
head of 1408 Day Ave., Aberdeen,
recognized personal belongings and
dental work.
The driver of the truck. Earl Tor
bet, 35. employed by the South Bay
Trucking company of Aberdeen, was
thrown clear of the vehicle as It left
the, highway, plowed along a shal
low ditch for ISO feet and smashed
against the culvert.
. He was taken to the Ewaco hospi
tal where Maloney said, he did not
appear to be critically injured, al
.. though unable to talk enough to
provide details of the accident
- The burned bodies of the women
were taken to the Perkins funeral
home in Raymond. '
Miss Brown was tin daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Brown of
Montesano. Mrs. Dorland's husband.
Almond, was at sea on a tuna boat
at the time of the tragedy.
Tucker. Jean Tucker, Audrey Var.
num. Ella Wick, Kathleen Wilson,
Delores Wolfrum, Viola Rugg, Syd
ney Kerns.
Boys who signed up for 4-H sum
mer camp are: Ted Anderson. Eddie
Angus, Brlggs Coleman, Danny
Barry, Jackie Barry, Donald Blehn.
Roland Biehn. Albert Crapo, Bobby
Crapo, Dale Cunningham. Orvtlle
Dixon. Oerald Durant, Rorney Had
ley. Wilbur Harnsberger, Bobby
Harter, 5M Hill. Dean Hill. Adam
Hoffman. David Johnson. Edwin
Keady, Martin Kerns, Joseph La
Cassc, Burt Mack, Marvin Macken
and Jerry Monks.
Billy Nixon, Dale Olson, George
Olson, Leo Olson. James Parker,
Dale Pledger, Wesley Pledger. Al
bert Porter Jr., Charles Poltras,
Dawaln Qulmby, Robert Ralston,
Kenneth Rankin. Btllle Ray, Peter
Reiling. James Roberts, Richard
Roberts, Dick Schleferstein. Dene
Schoenberg, Norman Slmonson. Vic
tor Sisson. Larry Snyder, Fred West,
Henry Williams, Jerry Williams,
Harold Wlnfleld, Robert Winfleld,
Ralph Wise.
4-H Club Bummer Camp News
Fifty-five boys ranging In age
from 9 to 16 years arrived at the
Klamath county 4-H club camp
Sunday afternoon for a week of
activities. Vesper services were con
ducted Sun lay evening around the
campflre by the Rev. Victor Phillips
of Klamath Falls.
Instructions for the week will In
clude swimming and life saving,
given by Don Johnson; leather craft.
Lloyd Seely: meul craft. Helen
Stine: record books, Francis Skinner;
livestock Judging. Jim Ellngs; tree
identification and forest conserva
tion. Charles Ross; games. Miss
Phylis Sutten: rifle marksmanship.
E. A. Mellby; and common courtesies,
Joan Howell.
Other activities are hiking, horse
back riding, archery, soft ball, volley
ball, badminton, darts and horse
shoe pitching. Regular campflre
programs are features every night
and several movies during the week.
The 84 girls who attended camp
last week concluded a busy week
Saturday afternoon. Sheila Oillen
won high honors for ride marks
manship. Adele Brown and Frances
McMlllen were runners up.
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