Camp Fire Girls Thank The Community ipJJbiigTnnS- !Parens NoHfied Hearing Defects Found
"Camp Fire Girls observed their
1 ntU' M. Rull. Xl.-k'm.tnmalur tntlc in cliJnnlc in cl,l, --..It o -f lL ..I,. UM-
i ..1. i-.il.. ,i i... ....... .i . ....... ... - . . ....I II1-PB1I 1 M.,...ill i;... ., 1...rr..i, , ...u,.. u .umu jn. , in., m uiiuc
..vic M.n, ii.y rouniuman ley renerwen non-ens iun, .joi- lamp r ire i.iris ana group .,...,,,,...,, .. . . r . ... h.ltl,in the counly recently.
man ine ummuniiy uay lastiiepresenting Klamath Fails, re- ris, for interest and effort initrs of former years were intro-
TllBcriaV Duonmif tt nauinrt tii. I k
hiite to inftiviH?ij,l nH di-aiiikI' thanks for cooperation ofjsponsorinR, maintaining and exlduced and special iiibute
which have enntrihnted time tal-lc'ty officials and for use of a sec- tending the CFG program in thai paid to Mrs. Bert C.
i on, m, A c.-vi t n.n l'n oi ivoore f ai'K
organization. ,r ire un is nay-camping programs, Darroi Frewing, representing!
During the annual meeting at 11. !djL PjKlamath District, Rogue River
First Preshvterian Church Frank "I'"F'"h. Rational rorest, was thanked for
TVou- CAlii-mrt VUmolh rmm,.il
president, was presented the Lu-lgoldhi'r P'-""'' ol ButteVal !summer campjtfjhe lake.
ther
'hotcake breaktasl to heln raise nurse, reports that families of chil- Mi's. McKinncy said that 52 chil
waslf..l for tlw.ii .ihi .il, .. i. ,..i k i dren were ioirnd to have sub
Thomas ,,rooi im ' r j . i j u i. mormal hearing by this method of
for Camp community for the past 10 years.; who founded the CFG movement i The brenkfast will he served! .
Klamath Falls by organizing Feb. 12 in ,he remMim m enner ny nome cans,
a group in tile spring of 1915. from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. leiepnone or man.
The organization nationwide is Clilf Onaman will lie the chief The county administered audi-
known.
The first inauguration of George
and may learn ot theiriur.-hintiimi u.a delaved almost
two months because of travel dif-
testing
impediment through the family.
Each family has the option to
do what it feels best, once re-lficulties.
Halsey Gulick Award the
highest national Camp Fire Girls
symbol of recognition for out
standing service to a local CFG
program.
Drew has been a member of
the council board of directors
for six years. He has devoted a
great deal of time to help finance
and develop the camping pro
gram. Hie tnoi'M?l anA altnrl in tlu,
camping Di oeram have been to- S
ward securing additional land for
:Camp Ka-Esl-A, the girls' sum
mer quarters at Lake of the
.Woods, and development of long
Tange plans for modernization and!
;redevelopment of the campsite.
; Before retiring as president,
;Drew presented certificates of ap
preciation and expi-essed the coun
cil thanks to those who attend
ed the dinner, and to Don Hum
mel of Weyerhaeuser Company
for his assistance to the local pro
fessional staff and program com
mitlee in training group leaders
hi identification and appreciation
of trees, enabling the leaders to
present the program effectively
to hundreds of girls in the coun
cil. Drew also thanked .lim O'Dona
hue for his personal interest in
the CFG program and for his
help in developing the wildlife con
servation studies in the CFG Gold
en Jubilee conservation project
called "She Cares Do You?"
I Thanks went to the news media
.for coverage during the year.
; The Klamath County and Klam
ath Falls schools were represent
;ed by Mrs. Isabelle Brixner and
;thanked for their help in making
facilities available for activities
such as dad-daughter dinners,
ouncil fires and Blue Bird flyup
"oere monies.
: They were also thanked for
the schools' cooperation in help
big the agency contact girls
in extending the program to as
many in the area as possible.
iimiiks weni to Mrs. frank the districts he D in deveooine current v celebni ini! iLs 56th an'rook and invites everyone to
come and sample his delicacies. ,"-nu,u " in una. Riamain rails, ure.
9m m:mmmmmmmmmmrmmmm ' mw nu n amu m mil
niversary.
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Wednesday, February 1,
1961
PAGE IB
Now Many Wear
FALSE TEETH
With More Comfort
FASTEETH, & pleasant alWalln
(non-acid powder, holds false teeth
more firmly. To eat and talk In mor
comfort. Just sprinkle a little FAS
TEETH on your plates, No gummy,
gooey, pasty taste or reeling. CneckA
"plate odor" (denture breath). Get
FASTEETH at any drug counter.
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Valentine
Heart Box
CHOCOUTE
ASSORTMENT
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On The Record
SISKIYOU
il
SISKIYOU COUNTY
BIRTHS
BEEM Born to Mr. end Mrs. Richard
Beem. MeCloud, Jan. IS In McCloud
Hospital, a girl weighing 7 lbs., 10 ozs.
FRY Born to Mr. end Mrs. Frank Fry,
McCloud, Jan. 13 in McCloud Hospital, a
firl weighing 7 lbs.
MATT OS Born to Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
Mattes, McCloud, Jen. 17 In McCloud
Hospital, a boy weighing 7 lbs., li ou.
STANLEY Born to Mr. and Mrs.
George Stanley, Montague, Jan. 10 In Sis
kiyou County General Hospital, a boy
weighing 8 lbs., 3'i ozs.
: THOMAS Born to Mr. and Mrj. Rich
ard Thomas, McCloud, Jan. 16 In Mc
Cloud Hospital, a girl weighing 6 lbs.,
'14' 7 ors.
ALLEN Born to Mr. and Mrs. Carlton
Allen, Yreka, Jan. 11 In Siskiyou Counly
-General Hospital, a girl weighing 5 lbs., IK
,i1-4 ozs.
BERRY Born to Mr. and Mrs. Rlch- jftir.
nrd M. Berry, Fort Jones, Jan. 20 in n$
Siskiyou County General Hospital, a girl
weighing 5 lbs., 2 ozs.
HAMMOND Born to Mr. and Mrs.
' John P. Hammond, Grenada, Jan. ?2 In
Siskiyou Counly General Hospital, a boy.K
weighing 8 lbs., 5'j ozs.
MARTIN Born to Mr. and Mrs. Brlcel
Martin, Montague, Jan. 23 in Siskiyou .
County General Hospital, a boy weighing j
I lbs., 4' j ozs.
HEATH Born to Mr. and Mrs. Orrin I
Heath, Yreka, Jan. 23 In Siskiyou County
General Hospital, a boy weighing 6 lbs.,,
1 oz. I
RHODES Born to Mr. and Mrs. Ron-1
aid Rhodes, Hornbrook, Jan. 23 in Slski-lj
you County General Hospital, twin girls, i
weighing 6 lbs., 7 ozs., and 5 lbs., 4 ozs.
SISKIYOU COUNTY
DEATHS
Lyle Alphonso Lambert, 55, McCloud, j,
Hied January 14; Interment at Mt. Shasta ;1
Memorial Park.
Rebecca Jean Moore, 1 year, Duns
mulr, died Jan. 16; Intement Mt. Shas-
- ta Memorial Park.
" William Griggs Tillotson, 74, Dunsmuir,
"died Jan. 15; interment Woodland Ceme-,
tery. 1
- Charles Thomas Fehley, 91, Yreka,
'died Jan. 18; interment Fort Golf Ceme-1
I ery.
. Florence Elizabeth Grieve, 85, Horn-
brook, died Jan, IS; Interment Henley
Hornbrook Cemetery.
' Jessie Inskip, 85, Happy Camp, died,
Jan. 1; intermtsnt Happy Camp Ceme-j
Robert La Sell Wood, 64, Dunmuir,
" died Jan. 18; Interment Mt. Shasta Me
! mortal Park.
. .Vernon Orvan DavU, 16, Fort Jones.
;.ed January 13, interment Etna Inaian
' Cemetery.
Archie Richardson Klnd'fl, 64, Fort;
I Jones, died Jan. II; Interment Etna I
. Cemetery.
SISKIYOU COUNTY
MARRIAGE LICENSES
', Brownie Tyler Artams, 21. Med ford,
Ore., and Dawn Maria Zimmerlee, 19,
Eaole Point, Ore.
Ray Lee Grissom, 42, end Virginia Alice
Mcllwaine, 41, both ot Central Point,
Ore.
DIVORCES '
CI.;. aianbanthift Vt N O h I
Hector Bi'ankenship, interlocutory decree B.
eranted Jan. 13.
Judithe Lynn Price vi. Kent Everett
Price, interlocutory decree granted Jan.
Rose Ellen Long vs. Paul Franklin
Long, Interlocutory decree granted Jan.
16Rejr B. Oberg v. Lois Daniel Oberg,
tlnaf decree granted Jan. 20.
. Juanfte Garcia vs. Bernabe Garcia, in
- erlocutory decree granted Jan. 23.
; Former Lake
Resident Dies
LAKEV1EW New? has boon
received hprc iif the death in
: Cornine of Spencer C. Oshom. M.
; former Lake County resident. H.r
died Jan. 20 and funersl service.'
ere .Ian. 24 with interment in
the cemetery at Corning.
Mr. and Mrs. Osborn wld their
Interests in Lakeview last No
vember and went to siend the
inter in CornirS ilh their son
jind his wife. .Mr. and Mrs. Blain
Osborn.
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