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MfC MfllcMH If DMAiiJni& I W'"i'y. Febnury 1, 1961 Til Jo MWIJVII 19 I I CSiUCIU HEKALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore Of Council Of Camp Fire PACE 7-A Mrs. G. W. (Phyllis) Nelson was elected president of the Klamath Council of Camp Fire Girls at the council's annual meet ing at the First Presbyterian Church last Tuesday evening. Mrs. Nelson has been a mem bar of the agency's Board of Di rectors for four years and last year served as vice president. Frank Drew is the retiring presi Mrs. Gny Baiker and Harvey Penham were elected vice presi dents. Pk's. Vade Kirhy, secretary end Robert Davies, treasurer. Thirteen men and women were named to the Camp Fire board. For a three-year period, they v ere Mrs. Robert L. Smith, Tracv Editor Praises Legislators PORTLAND (AP) - The editor; e( the conservative Oregon Voter taid Monday the 1061 legislature Is one of the best, most experi enced the state has had in years. "There is not much chance fori extreme legislation passing." Wal-' ter W. R. May told the weekly Chamber of Commerce members forum luncheon. He said the conservative coali tion leadership in the Senate and the close balance of power in the House creates a good climate (or desirable legislation but a poor one for extreme measures. May said a majority of the legislators are successful men who understand Oregon's prob lems, adding: "The 1961 legislature will not easily be brainwashed on labor, education, welfare or tax bills." Taggart, c Elwin Brown, Harvey Denham, Dr. F. W. Dean, Charles Johnson, William Bradshaw and Mrs. George Callison; for a two year term, E. Frenchie Richard and for a one-year term, Mrs. Lawrence Slater, Mrs. Bob Cheyne, Leslie J. Bridge and Jack Roper. Over 120 adult members and guests attended the "potlatch" buffet supper planned to coincide I mill a liailUIIOJ UIMl'll juime ici- eDration day, called Camp Fire Girls Thank the Commu nity." Horizon Club and Junior High School Camp Fire Girls greeted people as Ihey arrived and assisted in serving the din ner. Blue Bird girls, led by Mrs. George ahraus and her daughter, Kathy, opened the evening's pro gram by singing the Camp Fire Girls Jubilee Song. Five Horizon Club girls and their adviser, Mrs. Gerald Wolff, told of their experiences and their trip to New York last November when they attended the Camn Fire Girls National Golden Jubi lee Convention. They related their experiences en route, impressions of political campaign events in the cities of the East and their visits to the Naval Academy at Annapolis, the Military Academy at West Point and the American Band Stand television program. Cherry Wolff, Chiloquin, was the official Horizon Club delegate from the Klamalh area and was sent expenses-paid by the Hori zon Club Cabinet. Others who attended the con vention and helped present the program were Barbara Nicholson and Karen Jenkins, Fort Klamath; i'nirr iu:i : i n- mum ttuiu, i,iiiluu,lllll, tiuu na- mona Soto, Klamalh Falls. I to APR Jl 1 MAY Jl 60-73-75 3- 4-1? a 37-61-78 CiMINI MAY Jl .17-20-36-571 71-74.88-9(1 CANCII , JUNE 23 5677? I uo AUG 23 rV5! -76-79 841 VWGO AUG 24 y SEPT 2! m yt.uti A'69-7G-83-841 STAR GAZER' -Br CLAV R. POLLA.V M Yet- Po.ly Activity Guitl r Aecardina in rha Cinrt To develop mesiao for f hursdo read words corresponding to numbers ot your coatoc oirth sign. 1 Dan' 31 Vntu 2 You 32 Ana 3 Culnvoft 33 Vimum 3Oarm 36 Dull 37 And 38 Skepticism 39 On 40 Dwnvrg -PT 23 r"I OCT 23 &f 1M6-1M6 U8-58-63 4U 5 Todoy'i 6 Your 7 Pulh S Mmi I0A 11 R 12 Don't 3Nw U 15 Your 17 Early 1 Your 19TolH " ?0 Hour, 21 Maiimon 71 To 23 Be 34 Mav 25 Woift ?6 Let 27Go.n 2fl lrWtOnt ?? 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Joanne Miller. Tnm Tni. love. Diane Drew, ("arnlp K.um- ders. Saramarie Mcl'.in. Iornnr Dalcour, David Sihhet and Joan Wizner: juniors. Rod Knnrlin Lion Shulmire. Sharon Kussel! Jane Mlark. Mar'ha Tierson, Jeoi Moore and David Pooler sonho mores. Nancv linker .lerrv Mol,-i tore, Susan Glassow and Ginnv Ki-eHrirks. and frehmpn :mk-v I.aClair, James Rirne. Carol Drew and Rebecca Pierson. Those named to the honor roll for grades averaging 3 5 or more were seniors, Paula Goddard Phyllis Haves. Pntti Propsl. Judy hsgatc, Judy Langer, Charlotte Dickinson, David Brims, C'hervl Willey, Karen Sept, Lloyd Case, lanlce Pair, Gail Stafford, Vicki limie. Barbara Herman, Carol C'aseheer, Steve S!iles, Diane Wcflter, Linda Aiming, Margie Welmnn, Palti Anderson, Marilyn Tliorne, Barbara Crapo, George 'inon. Nancy Young, John Dey, Vicki Mallox, Sandy Comstock, Linda Pornell, Dean Metealf, Mi chael Mineh, Sharon Vineze, Gin ger Learning. Karen Lindley, Myrna Frewing, Barbara Olson, Linda Smith, Nancy Heriinger. "harlton Currin, Judy Purser and Pamela Anderson. Juniors, M.irvi Waybum. Bar bara Vinson. Knlie Riauner, Owc In Homer, Charles Tweedle. Ma rie Brigg-s, Jeanne Baird, Chris Carter, Doug Beeves. Julie Brat ton. Lyndon Roven, Linda Berg mann, Janet Fowler. Sheryl Wil son, Lila Bidgley, Bonnie L;ike, Dcanna Salvcstrin. Susie Ramo. Susan Liedtkc, William Sweetland. Ricky Currin, Phil Juekeland, Kent Franklin and Betty Jo Fesch. Sophomores. Larry Niemi, Rich ard Flynn, Carol Frei, JoAnn Dulfy, Glenn DavLs, Janice La Grande, Mary Beth Solberg, Kay- ice Martz, Tommy Johnson, Marv Hessig, Vicki Johnson, Linda Par isotto, Peggy Kellogg, Cheryl Ball, John Foster, Donald Piper, Steven Lawrence, Linda llanville. Lee Ia Elrierkin, Natalia Reich- cnberg, Janet Highland, Robert Graham, Janice McCornack. Lawrence Smith, Pam Bauer, Darlene Gentry, Jean Ledbclter, Nancy Chitwood. Kalherine Coop er, Susan Paddock. Tessa Green Rruce Campbell, Robert Kittrell. Alan Clark, Virginia Battis, Nan cy Nicol, Gail Brotherhood, Rar bara Evans and Carol Bousquct. Freshmen. Janice Humphries. Chuck Sweetland. Janice Smith, Donna Shaver, Diane Crawford. Tamia Mitchell, Elizabeth Ough. Alexis Drew, Lon Kellstrom. Da vid (ieil, Keith Clawsnn, Penny Hov.ie, Mary Ellen Johnck, Kitty Stalker. Anita Hall, Judith Wein Girl Collapses NYSSA, Ore. (AP) A 15-vear- old Nyssa high school girl, dress ed lor a parly at church Friday evoninc? pnllincvt utimct lui. neiB, oeuian cicn, repgy Ack- father as. he was drivmB her l.y, Dean Giryer. Dave Pi lherc. Thirty-six hours later, .h. ni t f t i ... ".- , li l ll l id tr I (111 I UUII, .dI UI II n ied lcrrcll, Beverly Morstaci, Mari anne Gallagher, Jana Eriandson, Carl Zieeler. Brian Buckham. Ml-:?' 8 slnla"cnus cerebral chael Crawley, David Wright, ',no'rn,JRe: llw wns no sRn 'I'yana Pavne. Ray Taylor, Laurie JL SVn1!lU?,-JT1 n aul,W.gur- c-.... ,,,, ut-uiii tmiAe in a young person was most uncommon. An autopsy Monday evening dis closed that Mcta Marlene Marsh Rruns, Skoe. Martha Colt and Linda KIDS OF ALL AGES LONDON (UPD A store ad vertising in a London newspaper today offered a "balloon" to every customer spending $14 or more "regardless of age." MID-TOWN OFFICE SPACE $40.00 CONTACT: DREWS Monstore 733 MAIN OFFICE MACHINE REPAIRS Trpt rlttrt, Adrtlnr M. rhlncf rWtncd, rtptlred, Oatriniccd vrrkmnibip JONES' Office Supply rhn TU ?-ifns W call tmr A dflWtr Paisley Honor- Students Listed PAISLEY-Paisley High School students who maintained i grade- point average of 3.0 or better for the third six-weeks period ending the first semester were announced recently as follows: Merilee Pike and Helen Iver son, seniors; Sherry Shultz and Kathy Inqles. juniors; Terry Ann Foster and Linda Peninglon, soph, omores, and Jean Bcchler, freshman. 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