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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 20, 1954)
FRIDAY, AUGUST 20, 1954 PAGE EIGHT ' ' ' ' HERALD AND NEWS.-KLAMATH FALLS. ORKGON -m-wx feT? - i 5 JggP j , . ;' ' ' ' rr "T " -v-- v. f- i.iXX.i "Camp esther applegate was a busy place when these pic tures were taken during the recent Camp Fire (Jirls summer camp at the Lake of the Woods camp. Pictured here are ( I ) the dining room and kitchen building, the first building to go up on the camp site, 12) a crowd of hungry campers in one wing of the big dining room, 131 Mt. Pitt looms up over the wind rippled lake in front of the camp. 141 One of the five new units at the camp, constructed Various Groups Combine To Run Camp Esther Applegaie Cmp Esther Aimlcsntc lit Lake of the Woods Is owned jointly by Klomnth Falls Camp Fire Clrls and Oirl scouts. Managing the emp is a live man committee known as the Board of Governors. Camp Esther Appli-Rnte. Present members are: jack Murphy, pres. Ident, and Phil Lee, Lany Watklrw, Oeorne Myers and Dale Crlswell, governors. Assisting this board Is committee of advisers, who are: Bob Cooper, Herb Walls Jr., Keith Cobo. O. C. Rice, Larry Murts and Jane Powell To Marry Auto Man LOS ANGELES W Actress jane roweu na cleared the way for her announced marrlnue in October to auto denier Pnt Merney 34. She was granted her final di vorce decree yesterday from In surance executive Geary Stetfen. Miss Powell, 25. won an Inter, loeutory decree on Auk. 6. 1953. She testified Stefien, former pro fessional skater, was always play ing tennis, skiing or cngaglm; in other athletic activities when he enould have been with his family. Steffen promised to pay $125 monthly for support of two el-lldren. Frank Fleet. The United Fund (Klnmath Coun- ty) supports the year-around pro gram ot bom organizations but al lows no funds -for capital outlay or development of the camp. Funds for development and maintenance of the camp are derived solely from gills from individuals, serv ice clubs, lodges and business lirnis, and from protits from the annum candy and cookie sules sponsored by the two organizations. During the past three years the local Elks Lodge has been one of Hie most generous of donors and through their etiorl-s most of this year's improvements have been made possible. This year we have Muiviiiisen a new uiree-oven gas range lor me Kitchen; two 100 gal lon hot water tanks, one lor the kitchen and one for the camper s snowers. tight new tents were pur chased and 10 new tent platform. riu tiiiiMi-uvien. i. asn guts Iron! individuals have made possible tile construction of a beautiful bnrk lirepince. Just, completed, in the fun house. . Labor for construction and re pairs of the camp ts mostly volun teer. Dads of gill members and members of service clubs have been very generous of their tune BOOTLKOGMl OKLAHOMA CITY 11 An Okla horns City resident got out ot bed Wednesday night to sell some whisky. He showed up In police court yesterday wearing red and white siriped pa jama pants to an awer to possession charges. The two prosfectlve customers were detectives. Vi-. ' this year. In the foreground is a staff tent, housing two mem. bers of the camp's supervisory personnel, with the girls' tents in the background. The units are designed to house not more than 24 girls. 151 The interior of one of the tent houses, show ing the girls during rest hour, . (61 Cleaning up the area Ts one of the jobs that has to be done even. when you are "on a summer camp. (71 Licking the cake pan is always a favorite occupation, at home or in camp. (8) Swimming is the highlight of the day. In actual practice the canoes are not. allowed in the swimming area, but were moved in here in order to get them in the picture. The canoes are new this year, one being purchased by the Camp Fire Girls end the other by the Girl Scouts, the two groups sharing the camp turn about. (91 A new brick fireplace will add a cheerful note to the fun house when completed. The fireplace, as well as other features of the camp, have been built almost entirely with volunteer labor, the fathers of the girls turning out on week ends to build tent frames, fireplaces and 'all the other items in the camp. The fun house is in the new fun house, the build ing that replaced the one that collapsed under the weight of snow during the winter of 1951-52, . - - Photos by Mcintosh in filling work parties for every weekend In Uie month of June, All of the buildings in the camp were painted this year; roofs green and walls brown. Swimming twice each day ts very popular part of the program in camp. The two aluminum ca noes were purchased this year by the two girls organizations. These pictires were taken while tlie Camp Fire Girls were using the camp, July 10-31, when 284 girls and 21 staff women attend ed the camp. Mrs. Lawrence (Na omi) French, executive director for the Klamath Council of Camp Fire Girls directed the camp. During this session the program for the girls Included good food and plen ty of rest in the brisk mountain air; hiking, swimming, boating, ca noeing, archery, nature lore, handi-1 pack trips Into the mountain lakes crafts, horseback riding, hayrides country and evening campfires in the moonlight, overnights and I with skits, stunts and stories . tiiiov heoilh, nt, comfort ood htupiKillty omiof plom furrounoingi, wmpTTiy Fumnhed S!plrto ond HouKMplofl Cobmv with oil modem foeUitiM. HOT MINIRAL nd MUD lATHt Pof Rhtuwiortint, Arthritis), MMrrHt, SMtka, N erven . 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