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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 9, 1948)
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Horizon club girls who are In terested In being junior counselors at camp are requested to apply at the Camp Fire office during this week. Two weeks of camp activities are planned for Camp Fire Olrls and Blue Birds at Moore park. The dates of the sessions are June 28 to July 2, and July & to July 9. Activities will include hiking, out door cooking, construction, of a nature trail, singing and handicraft. The girls will be taken to the park by a special bus at about 0:15 each morning and returned at 3:30 In the afternoon. The fee of $1.50 a week will cover transportation, craft supplies and milk for lunch. Registration for day camp is still open at the Camp Fire office. Klafalore Camp Fire The Klafalore group of Roosevelt school met at the home of their leader, Mrs. Patterson. We sang songs and discussed plans for out play. Refreshments were served and we all had a wonderful time. Vir ginia Denton was with us and we enjoyed having her very much. Shirley Davis, Scribe. Tanda The Tanda Camp Fire Girls had a pirate party for the Oirls Scout troop 33 at the Camp Fire house on Saturday. Pirate games were Girls Work On i Summer Camp! Camp Esther Applegate, Lake a' Woods, Jointly owned by Klamath Camp Fire Olrls and Olrl Sonuts, was the scene of much activity Bun day, June 8. A crew of 30 Camp Fire and Olrl Scout dads and other Interested men constructed a new pump house with concrete bases for the new pump and electrical unit. The site for a new shower house was cleared and a concrete base poured for the boil er. In addition to the work on the new buildings, a large quantity of firewood was cut with a power saw and construction of a new road through camp was gotten under way. i A hot meal was served the work men at noon by the Camp Fire and Olrl Scout leaders, who bIso served sandwiches and coffee to the work ers before they left for home In the late afternoon. Two trained Red Cross live savers spent the after noon on the waterfront to watch the children who accompanied their parents while they swam. The date of the next work party is Sunday. June 13. Anv men or women Interested In helping are urged to contact the Camp Fire ofr flee. 4884, the Olrl Scout office, 4541. or Larry Martz, 6800. Work at camp Is under the di rection of Larry Martz, camp com mittee chairman for the Camp Fire Olrls. and Don Kenyon, camp man ager for the Olrl Scouts. played and at the end of the party we had a treasure hunt. We had refreshments of punch, cookies, sandwiches and cup cakes. Those present were Margaret Gerber, Marie Rhynerson. Arlene and Marlene Anderson, Marilyn Johnson, Roberta Wad, Nell McFar land, Margaret Mazier, Betty Klnnen, Joyce and Marilyn Mark ert, and Leaders Mrs. Elmer Wade and Mrs. John Markert. Marg-rct Gerber was In charge ot games, Joyce Markert decorations, and Marie Rhynerson refreshments. Joyce Markert, Scribe. My TOM PATTV A circular trip without buikirnrk Inil that traverses much of Hmiihern (irrgon'a llursl mountain anil vnllry country U olfrrwl the Klnmath nintorlnl who B(mh to the Rogue vallry by Crater Lake park and re tunvs by the Orrrtuprlnsa. , lis a 2'i4.(!-mlle trip, anil with flops for lunch and slHlilsreing It mikes an cany one-day Journey, My family found H especially In terrsting last Huiuluy, cllsrarrrtng snow at Cratrr lake and spring well advanced In the Roitue valley. The route goes north on 1)8 97 from Klamath Falls, passing throuiih the Wood river vallry on the Crater Lake highway. At Annie Hpilnun In Crater Lake park we found about New Mill To Be Built In Valley PORTLAND, June t U'.-Tlie M and M Woodworking company said Tur.vluy a :IOO.OOO sawmill would be constructed this summer at the site of the burned C. W. Ourrrlrr Lumber company mill at HprliiKflrld. Prrnldrnl Herbert Mulitrkey snid the mill, to have a capacity of 100.000 board fret a day, would be constructed Jointly by his M and M firm and the Portland Manufactur ing company. The M and M firm will manage the plant. The (merrier mill, acquired In 11145 by the two firms, was destroyed by fire last nionlh, Mularkey said the new plant would employ 45 men on a one-shift basis. It Is bring drslgnrd by Walter Mitchell, Kugrnc mill architect. four feet of snow. Just about a mile this side of Annie Springs we saw a bear, standing by a car on the highway, and the driver was (reding him a cracker an Inadvis able business, but with no dis astrous result Dial we observed. A aide-trip to Crater lake Is avail able at Annie Springs, but Is not Included In our mileage table. Prom Annie Mprings the route swings west to Union creek, and south through Prospect and along the beautiful Rogue river Into Meilford. Dogwood along Crater Lake highway Is In full bloom now. From Mrdford we drove Into Ash land and visited Llthla Hprluii park, one of the state's finest municipal College May Change Name Soon NEWBHRO. Ore.. June 0 iV The confusion about Pacific college nnd Pacific university mny end soon. Pacific college of Nrwberg Is re ceiving replies from BOO letters sent nut about a possible name change. Among suKgestlons for the new name are Ncwbcrg Friends college. Northwest Friends college and George Fox college. Pacific university at Forest Orove Is not considering a name chaitKC. ' parks, llomebound over the Green- springs, we found the roadsides I without snow. It was warm, and ; Tub springs Is always a must lor j Greensprings travelers seeking a ) drink. A halt dozen cars were stoptH-d there. j The GrecnspriURS country is at 1 Its best right now and we greatly I enjoyed our run from Tub Springs 1 on Into Keno and to Klamath Falls, j This loop trip keeps you on paved i road all the way. with no serious i grudrs. but lots of mountains and pretty country. Here Is our mileage table: I Miles Klamath Falls 0 Algoma - 9 Modoc Point 18.1 Klamath Agenry 31.1 Fori Klamath - 38.5 Annie Springs - 55.7 I'nioii f'reek 73.5 Prospect 81.8 MrLrod 103.0 Itogue IMk .. 104.6 Trail ... 107.8 Mcdford-Tousrlle State Park 146.1 Ashland 160.5 The Springs 1X1.4 Lincoln 183.5 I'lnrliurst 1R5.7 Keno 213.0 Klamath Falls 2J4.6 Plelurrs taken on Southern Oregon loop trip: 1. Annie Springs, cheeking station In Crater Lake national park. It was a busy spot when this shot was made. t. Statue In Ashland's beautiful Llthla Springs park. 3. Tub Sprints on the Greensprings, a favorite stopping and water ing place. 4. Keno, picturesque river town 12 miles west of Klamath Falls. Woman Agent Shot To Death ! PARIS, June" 9 rP "Genevieve j Dandle, gestapo spy, was executed j Tuesday. She was the first woman to face ! a firing squad in liberated France. I An accomplice. Roger Calamc, was 1 executed with her. The woman was convicted of be traying hundreds of members of re r slstance forces under the German 1 occupation. The prosecution said she helped torture her victims. She fainted for half an hour when notified she would be shot, today. Calame had feigned insanity since his arrest. He grew a beard, wore ' a bath robe and claimed to have In vented a revolutionary new turbine ! engine. He announced before the firing I squad. "I pretended to be crazv to ! save myself. It's over now. The I comedy Is of no further use." Iowa Republicans Unseated At Polls DF.S MOINES, June 9 (Pi Iowa's republican governor and one of the three GOP congressmen who had contests were unseated In the pri mnrv election" Monday. All other republican Incumbents had smooth sailing in an election which attracted an unexpectedly lorge number of voters. Gov. Robert D. Blue, seeking his third consecutive term, and Rep. John W. Owynne. of the third con gressional district, were the sur prise losers. State Rep. William S. Beardsley, druigtst-farmer from New Virginia, la., making his first trv for a state wide office, led Blue from the first returns. Benedetto Croce Refuses Honors ROME, June 9 (P) Benedetto Croce, noted 82-year-old philoso pher, was reported Tuesday to have refused a life senatorshlp. The new constitution of the Italian republic empowers President Luigi Elnaudi to name five outstanding i Italians to such posts of honor. Dispatches from Naples said Croce, who recently resigned as president ot the liberal party, wrote Elnaudi there was a possibility of his "again desiring to enter politics within a few years." NEW CHANNEL WOODLAND. Wash.. 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