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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 5, 1961)
Chiloqufa Woman Vins Citation From Bureau CHItOQUIN - Marilyn Hall of. Chiloouin received the Depart. ment of Interior. Bureau of In dian Affairs, certificate of superl er performance during ceremonies hero recently.. She received a check for $100 as a portion of the award given 'in recognition of service per formed in a manner exceeding the requirements of her position " A letter from H. H. Moore, acting area director for the BIA, said recognition was given "for per- New Ski Club Finds Paradise At Dutte Run Memberi of the newly-formed Alia Mage Skiers Club of this community staled they "ran intoj ' skier's paradise" at Bachelor Butte outside Bend over tne noli days. Those who mad the safari were Betty Ramsey, president; Andy Anderson, vice president, and his wife, Sharon; Ann Rhine hart, secretary-treasurer, and her husband. Glenn, and Hans Breis nets, Vernon Haley, Jan Clark and Mary Thorsness. Plans for a return trip early in February will be discussed at a regular club meeting Thursday, Jan. 5, at 8 p.m. in the airmen's service club, 134 ttenlile wreci, Kingsley Field. The public is in vited to attend. "Skiing is a fine winter sport that the whole family can enjoy," say the clubs gre garious spokesmen. Members will also discuss plans for a box social to be conducted Jan. 28. EXPERT "LOOKS SILLY" LONDON (UPI) Do-it-your self expert Barry Bucknell, who demonstrated an anti-thief device for automobiles on television, to day admitted the successful ri fling el his car made "me look illy." The device was supposed to sound a horn If anyone tries to enter the locked auto. formance of work over and above her regular work requirements in connection with carrying out the terms of the Klamath Ter mination Act." Mrs. Hall, a remaining Klani alh Tribal member, has a total o1 12 years of work experience a Klamath Agency. The first six of them from 1945 through 1952 she spent as secretary of the tri bal loan board. She worked foi the tribe under supervision oi the BIA. From 1954 until 1960, she wa employed directly by the bureau, and, as she describes her duties, "I did everything." She was land operations clerk for about four years and was affiliated with lrri Ration and range management functions at the agency. From early 1958 until the agoa cy closed last fall she was em. ployed as an accounting clerk. She handled individual Indian money accounts until trusts were closed in August, 1958. From February. 1959, until September, she worked with the loan program for withdrawing members, taking loan applications and forwarding them to Portland for further processing. In retrospect, the joo was line, says Mrs. Hall. "I thoroughly en joyed it. I've met many nice peo ple and enjoyed working wltn them all." She says of her plans, "I'd like to just stay home and take care of my six children. 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