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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 25. 1956 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE THREE Jensen To Play In St. Louis PRE' -INVENTORY.. ' if I NEW BOARD MEMBERS of the Klamath Area Girl Scouts sworn in on January 16 at a council meeting held at the First Presbyterian Church, left to right, are Mrs. Glen Johnck, Mrs, Lowell Jones, Mrs. Joseph Russell, Ross Ragland, Mrs. Jerry Thomas, Mrs. Emil Albrecht and Mrs. Fred Goeller. Photo by Mrs. Sheldon Brumbaugh Kenneth Jensen, son of ,LMr Jensen, director of bands at Klam ath Union HlRh School, has been selected to piny the oboe In the Golden Jubilee National High School Orchestra to be presented in St. Louis, March 12-11 in ob servance of the 50th anniversary of the Music Educators' National Association. The national orchestra will be conducted by Thor Johnson, per mnnent conductor of the Cincin nati Symphony Orchestra. This or chestra of 150 members was screened and selected first In each district and then by state com mittees and ' later by a national committee. Only students who have indicated superior talent and abil ity on their respective instruments are selected. The 'orchestra will rehearse un der Thor Johnson before climaxing their Intensive training with a con cert In the Kiel Municipal Auditorium. A cellist from Salem High School has also been invited to participate. Scout Troop Increase Told A gratifying increase in the num ber of Girl Scout troops from 56 to 71. in the last year was re ported by Mrs. Art Moore, organ ization chairman of Uie scouts, al the annual meeting of the Klarii ath Area Girl Scout Council, held January Is at the First Presby terian Church. New leaders starting in the or ganization during the last rear to taled 34. Seven new board members. Mrs. Glen Johnck, Mrs. Lowell Jones, Mrs. Joseph Russell, Mrs. -Jerry Thomas, Mrs. Emil Albrecht, Mrs. Fred Goeller and Ross Ragland were sworn in. Mrs. Elmer Hnrnden, council president, presented friendship pins in appreciation of many years oi service to Mrs. John Fowler. Mrs. Emil Albrecht, Mrs. Byron Loom is and Mrs. Ellis Matthews. New committee members will be Mrs. Neil Black. Mrs. Richard Moehl, Mrs. Sheldon Brumbaugh and Mrs. Frank Bogotay, publicity, Mrs. Jim Pinniger and Mrs. R. P. Ellingson. staff and office, Mrs. Jerry Thomas, council meetings. Tamest Taylor, chairman; Mrs. Emil Albrecht, treasurer; Oliver Moen and Mrs. Lowell Jones, fi nance; Mrs. Gordon Raught, Kjlll Stordahlen. Mrs. Glen Gjertsen, Mrs. Sheldon Brumbaugh. Mrs. Ronald Carter. Mrs. Marvin Ner serth, Mrs. Ben Kerns, program. Mrs. Ross Ragland, organization; Ross Ragland, chairman. Mrs. Dale Baxter, Wilbur Kesterson, Mrs. Quincy Moore, Mrs. C. O. Borsting, Mrs. Richard Beesley, out-of-doors; Mrs. Floyd A. 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