Thursday: January 29. 1959
HERALD AND NFWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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HAL H. OGLE, right, speaker at the January
the Klamath Area Girl Scout Council, related
country, in keeping with the 1959 theme of f
Scout May Festival. Others, left to right, are
r, program chairman and Gail Brotherhood,
24 meeting of the Girl Planning Board of
stories of the early days in the Klamath
"Home Frontiers," chosen for the Girl
Mrs. Kenneth Bricco, adviser, Kathy Coop
president. Photo by Ed Brotherhood
BASIN BRIEFS
Dance A March of Dimes bene
fit dance is being sponsored by the
Merrill Moose Lodge in the Com
munity Hall on Friday, January
30. Pee Wee Stidham and his
Butte Valley Rangers are donating
their time and music. Admission
90 cents.
Shower There will be a bridal
shower at the Bonanza Library at
8 p.m. February 4 in honor of Mrs.
Delbert Kincaid, the former Crete
Mathews of Bonanza. All friends
are invited.
Benefit Show The radio request
benefit show for the March of
Dimes over Station KCNO, Altur
as, Sunday afternoon added $250
to the fund.
Donation by the Clifford Harter
Post VKW Auxiliary of S125 this
week brought the total swimming
pool fund for the Alturas civic
project up to $14,892.14. Work on
the pool is progressing.
" Swimming Classes Modoc Coun
ty Chapter of the American Red
Cross is planning to conduct Red
Cross swimming classes in the Al
turas swimming pool during the
summer months, according to Ross
Biglcr, chairman of the chapter.
Qualified college students may be
employed to assist with the class
es.
Returned Mr. and Mrs. Milan
Briles have returned to Cedarville
after attending a service school jn
connection with their hardware
store for Wcstinghouse distribu
tors. Their store was closed dur
ing their absence, but is now re
opened. ' .New Pine Creek The Willow
Ranch Firemen and Fire-ettes held
their annual banquet at Benny's
Place in Alturas on Saturday night.
Fifteen couples drove to Canby
.after the banquet where they at
tended a dance.
New Pine Creek Darvin Robnett
and his father, Ernest Robnett, of
New Pine Creek, delivered a young
Morgan saddle horse to a buyer
In Portland last week.
... From Chiloquin Mr. and Mrs.
John Penhall and family of Chilo
quin were visitors in New Pine
Creek last weekend. Penhall is em
ployed at, Johns-Manville.
Public Card Party The Home
Ec Club of the Eastside Grange
is holding a public card party to-
lieht in the orancm hall, ttvprvnnp
is welcome. Prizes and refresh
ments. Please bring card tables.
The grange ladies are asked to
bring cake or pie.
Grange Officers There will be
special meeting of Eastside
Grange officers at the hall on
Wednesday, February 4, at 7:30
p.m., Amy Cloud, district deputy.
nas announced. Drill practice will
be held.
Home Patty Jo Rushton was
home in New Pine Creek last week
on a between-semester vacation
from, Chico State College.
In Hospital Word was received
by Sally Gallagher of New Pine
Creek that W. H. Smith was in
the Stanford Lane Hospital in San
rrancisco. Anyone wishing to write
him may address him at Ward
A-2, Room 205, Stanford Lane Hos
pital, San Francisco.
To Eugene Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Pearson and son left New Pine
Creek for their home in Eugene
last week. Pearson had been haul
ing logs in the area for some time.
Lakeview High
Honor Roll Told
LAKEVIEW - Thirtv-five stu
dents pj the Lakeview High School
achieved honor roll status at the
close of the first semester, ac
cording to Delbert Milholland, high
school principal. This requires a
grade point average of 3.01 or bet
ter.
Ten members of the senior class
were listed on the roll. Thev in
elude Mclvin Adams, Don Alger
Diana Banister, Wanda Collins, Jo-
Anna Cosgrove. Susan Julier,
Charlcia Lantz. Steven McNeal.
Toxie- Rislcy and Frances Stew
art. The junior class was repre
sented by five members. Robert
Ackcrman, Joy Kerr, Audrey Mill
sap. Jean Saubert and Sandra
Watts.
Thirteen from the sophomore
class made the list, Marian An
gele, Margery Blair, Jim Clinton,
Michael Counts. Mary Jo Deely
Nina Evans, Claudia Harris. Sher
ry Jarman, Arpad Kovacsy, Carol
Kelso, Mary Scoville, Ruth Trox-
ell and Willa Williams. The fresh
men were represented by seven,
Nancy Galloway. Mavis Klicwer,
Craig MacKay, Ellen North, Gary
Reynolds, Tom Tooke and Marcia
Wells.
Girl Scout
Tell Plans
Recommendations made by the
Girl Planning Board of the Klam
ath Area Girl Scout Council, which
met January 24 in the YMCA head
quarters, will be channeled to the
adult program chairman for con
sideration in the overall planning
of the program committee. Eighty
one delegates and guests discussed
spring program events in which
troops throughout the council will
take part.
Hal H. Ogle. Klamath t ans, re
lated stories of early Klamath
country days in anticipation of the
Girl Scout May Festival theme for
11159, "Home Frontiers. The pro
gram will tie in with Oregon's
Centennial Observance and the In
ternational Senior Roundup for
Girl Scouts.
The board also considered plans
for annual Girl Scout Week, March
8-15. observance of the organiza
tion's 47th birthday anniversary,
the council-wide cookie sale starl
ing Anril 10 and service projects
in which Brownies, Intermediates
and Senior Scouts will combine ef
forts. I
Mrs. Harriett Brotherhood, exec
utive director of the Klamath Area
Girl Scout Council, in reviewing
Sthe objectives of the scouts says.
'the learning of, and carrying
hrough on our democratic system,
evidenced in the procedure
which our Girl Scouts follow on
their broad, practical preparation
for future adult citizenship of lea-'
dership caliber."
Girl Scouts arc one of the Unit
ed Fund Youth Agencies.
SHUFFLES CABINET
AMMAN. Jordan (UPD r- King
Hussein has shuffled his cabinet,
relieving Premier Samir Rifai of
his duties as defense minister.
The defense portfolio went to, Ah
med Tarawneh, former finance
minister.
CLASSROOM SHORTAGE
WASHINGTON (UPD - Ade
quate classroom space was lack
ing for 1.843,000 elementary and
high school students at the start
of the current school year, the Of
lice of Education reports.
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LOS ANGELES (UPD-Beatnik
coffee houses have been told to
close at 2 a.m. and procure en
tertainment licenses, despite the
entertainment being provided by
the customers. County supervisors
said the 2 a.m. closing hour will
eliminate a potential law enforce
ment problem and keep teen-agers
;from sitting in the houses all
Inight.
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