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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
MONDAY. OCT. 24. 949
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Two groups of KUH9 students
went to two different conventions
over the week-end. Krater and El
Rodeo staff member Claudette
Oleason, Beverly Jones. Bob South
well. IiOuIm Unman. Miriam Ood
dard and Adviser J. K. Hvtstendahl
attended the annual Oregon High
School Press Association conference
tn Eugene Saturday. Krater repre
aentatlvee reported today on thing
they had learned about make-up and
editorial problems and D Rodeo
representatives reported to that
staff what they had learned in the
year book forums. Ex-govemor
Charles Sprague was guest speaker
at the convention.
A large group composed of the
officers of the Trt-Hl-Y and Hl-Y
dubs at KUHS met In Ashland yes
terday for the annual district con
ference of these clubs. Attending
were Nancy Hagglund. Virginia Van
Doren. Mary Jean Cochrane. Mary
Jane Howard, Phyllis Whytal. Di
ane Blnkley, Aria Collins. Barbara
Swansea, Pat Depuy, Esther Start,
Joyce Werner, Dolores Kidder, Ja
ns Langslet, Marlene Howard. Dor
othy Lowell. Carol Ann Adams,
Wayne Carothers, Barton Adams,
Don Taylor, John Owings and Her
bert Wong. These students learned
their duties a officers and general
ly how to make their clubs better.
In addition to the bus being char
tered by the Pep Peppers for the
Grants Pas game this Friday, the
band is chartering a school bus, pro
vided enough members of the band
will go. However, the band will be
going only as a club, not to play
at the game.
When KUHS students reach thru
Junior year, a special committee
composed of the Junior class officers
and class numbers appointed by
the class president select Jewelry
that can be ordered by members of
the class. Junior Class President
Rod Davis has named Betty Pinnl
ger. Bud Deller. Ed Zarosuukt. Ca
therine Pence and officers Jean Bel
by, Cleo Cadwell and Dirk Ankeny
to choose the Jewelry this year.
They will view the samples of sev
eral salesmen before deciding but
the orders will probably be placed
about the middle of November.
Several groups have planned Hal
loween parties appropriate to the
season. The Spanish club sponsored
a hayrtde and barn dance Saturday
night for members and their guests.
The barn was decorated with or
ange and black crepe paper and ap
propriate gory apparitions. The
Olrls' Athletic association la having
a Halloween party tonight In the
girls' gym and the Pep Peppers
have scheduled one for next Satur
day night In the YMCA. Invitations
to the latter were handed out today
to date of the rally squad and Pep
Peppers.
GOOD EGG MONTH
PORTLAND. Oct. M ' It was
s good month for egg sellers in
September, the U. S. department
of agriculture has reported. The
price of poultry feed went down,
while the price of eggs went up.
giving the best egg-feed ratio that
producers have had this year.
TO RICHLAND
WALLA WALLA, Oct. 24 A A.
E. Stoddard, president of the Union
Pacific railroad, said yesterday that
it la hoped the line will be operat
ing Into Richland early next year
over a new spur and span across
the Yakima river.
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Bride Suffers
Attack, Death
PRINCETON. B C Oct. 34 ( A
bride of tour months, 34-year-old
Mona Mathewson. was shot to death
and raped In the bedroom ot her
cottage home late Saturday.
Police aaid yesterday they were
"optimistic" In their hopes lor an
early solution to the crime that
shocked this small mining commu
nity 130 miles east ol Vancouver.
The young bride's body was found
by her husband. George, a taxi own
er, when he returned home Sunday
morning. She had been shot twice
In the head with a .23 caliber weapon.
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New Strength
Through a series of painting,
danrUig and musical programs, tii
committee has given the children
new strength for their battle against
an affliction that claims almost as
many victims as Infantile paralysis.
Cerebral palsy is the result ot s
brain injury at birth. Depending on
the extent of the damage to the
brain, the victims suffer a lima of
muscular -ouiroi. A number nave
speech difficulties. Many mut be
restrained lit wheel chairs, and the
most severe cases are unable to
prrlonn the simplest tasks without
help. All victims have one point in
common there la no cure.
New and more efficient physical
therapy methods have helped the
children regain s partial control of
their muscles, but to gain even the
slightest control takes years ol con
stant effort.
Tos Tough
Sometimes the effort is too great.
The children become despondent
and will not try.
Several problems had to be
solved before the committee could
drop;
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present Its first show. Many par
ents were reluctant to have the
children taken from their homes,
and special transportation had to
be provided for children confined
to wheel chairs.
In addition, medical authorities
cautioned the committee against an
over-stimulating program which
might Irad to hysteria. With the aid
of the Junior Red Cross, other
Junior Program members and vari
ous spastic aid societies, the coin,
mlttee presented Its first show, a
ballet, three years ago.
i'onfualon
As the audience gathered tor the
ballet, confusion almost closed the
show before the curtain had gone
up. Many of the boys and girls
had never been in a theatre. Many
were frightened and burst Into
tears. There waa me danger that
the children might confuse the per
formance ' h reality. In an atmos
phere of tears and fright, the show
began. It was a smash hit.
Then the committee decided to go
further. Entertainment provided
the children with an Introduction to
a new world. ' But," reasoned the
committee, "why shouldn't they
participate in that world?"
Mrs. Frederick E. Woods, a cre
ative arts teacher and member ot
Junior Programs, offered to con-
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duct an eiperlmental class In danc
ing and musle to a special group.
Testing tht children's reaction to
puppet shows, rhythm bands and
scientific. Instruction, she waa un
able to arouse much enthusiasm.
Music
Almost ready to give up. she tie.
elded to play a recording from the
ballet the boys ana girls had seen
months before. As she talked about
the show, now almost forgotten, she
began to play the music.
A six-year-old boy who had never
tried to walk, tried to dance. A
little girl who never spoke volun
tarily tried to request a special se
lection from the show. Mrs. Woods
had found an answer. The children
v.ouid try desperately to Imitate the
dancers and actors they had seen
In the different shows. , ;
allies lis Initial "confusion" bslf
let, the committee has added pup
pel allows, concerts, and movies te
Its prugrams. Alter three years, tht
"participation" Idea la working.'
ATOMIC (.1ANT
UKItKKl.KY. Calif.. Oct. 34 t)
Atomic scientist at the University
of California are working with a
3600-ton pilot model of a giant new
atom-smashing machine which Uiry
hope to complete In four years.
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