Monday, February 1J, 1963 PACE J
HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls. Or.
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KU K LATTER
By Penny Lynn Howie
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Eleven KUHS students attend
fd the State International Rela
tions Leapue Conference Feb. 7-9
at the University of Oregon in
Eugene.
Klamath Falls, Bend and
Lakeview high schools formed to
gether to make up the country
of Peru.
This year 60 high schools from
Oregon came together on the Ore
gon Campus and held a model
conference of the P u n t a
del Este Conference of 1961 in
conjunction with the Organiza
tion of American States at the
administerial level.
Featured speakers at the con
ference were Oregon's United
Stale Senator, Wayne Morse, and
Dr. William Sanders, assistant
secretary-general of the Organi
zation of American States.
Those students representing KU
were John Otterbcin. Bob Kyle,
Tommy Johnson, Ann Lindlcy.
Daggie Henry, Charlie Ochs, Roy
Marvin, Kathy Cooper. Fred Eh
lers, Jana Erlandson and Carol
Bousquet.
Three KU seniors. Kathy Mur
Hock, Don Christy and Kathy
Cooper have been selected as
Youngsters
Vote Choice
In Reading
Children from the fourth to sev
enth grades of Fairview and
Roosevelt schools participated in
the selection of the "Young Read
er's Choice Award, 1963" by vot
ing on a list of popular titles pre
pared by school librarians.
The results of the balloting were
sent to Mrs. Sara H. Wheeler,
who works with the children's and
young people's division of the
Pacific Northwest Library Asso
ciation, School of Librarianship,
at the University of Washington in
Seattle. An. author of many ar
ticles on children's literature in
the World Book and other ency
clopedias, she is secretary of the
"Young Reader's Choice Award
Not all of the 20 books on the
list ol selected titles were avail
able in the two school libraries,
but the books receiving votes
were well known to the students
through library period reviews.
The eight choices submitted by
the young readers in order of pref
erence were: "Island of the Blue
Dolphins" by Scott O'Dcll; "The
City Under the Back Steps" by
Kvelvn Lampman; "Rasmus and
the Vagabond" by Astrid Lind
gren: "A Dos on Barkham
Street" by Mary Stolz; "The
Black Stallion and Flame" by
Walter Farlev; "Cricket in Times
Square" bv George Selden:
"Gaudenzia: Pride of the Palio"
hy Marguerite Henry: and "The
Witch Family by bleanor ts-tes.
semifinalists for the annually
awarded Elks Scholarships. They
were chosen on the, basis of past
school records, personal informa
tion forms, participation in panel
discussions, and financial need.
They were judged by the KUHS
Scholarship Committee, and chos
en from an initial group of eight.
The next phase of their com
petition will include more per
sonal information forms and rat
ings from a panel of judges at
the Elks lodge. Scholarships of
fered are SI, 000, $350 and $150.
One of the newest projects be
ing pursued at the present time
by the Girls Recreation Associa
tion, is sending $25 to CARE for
a physical education kit. They
have asked that it be sent to
Colombia, South America, and
hope that whoever receives the kit
will reply. GRA also donated $10
to the American Field Service
drive.
Activities keeping GRA' mem
bers busy this year include re
vising the constitution and help
ing teachers to earn service
points.
A volleyball playday is planned
for March 8. Schools from the
Klamath Basin will be invited.
This year's officers for GRA
are Gladys Andersen, president;
Nancy LaClair, vice president;
Cathy Johnson, business manager;
Roxie Bennington, secretary;
Mary Taggart, treasurer; Nancy
Freeman, point keeper: and Ju
lie Phillips, yearbook editor. Mrs.
Shirley Routh is the group's adviser.
The Latin Club held a dancing
party for all members and their
dates on Jan. 31 in the KU cafe
teria. The dance band, playing un
der the name of "The Luna Lux-
ers" provided the music. Mem
bers of the club who have second
noon hour this year put on a skit.
With its 27.000 square miles of
area. Lake Victoria, chief source
of the River Nile, is second larg
est body of fresh water in the
world.
MONDAY
BETHEL NO. 61, Jnb'l Daugh
ters, 7:30 p.m., meeting, Scottish
Rite Temple.
AMATEUR TALENT GUILD,
7:30 p.m., meeting, Eagles Lodge.
All interested invited.
EWAUNA TOASTM1STRESS.
7:30 p.m., meeting. Winema Ho
tel. Visitors welcome.
MERRILL REBEKAH LODGE,
8 p.m., meeting, IOOF Hall, Mer
rill.
KLAMATH COUNTY FARM
BUREAU. 6:30 p.m., potluck.
Henley Farm Bureau Hall. Pro
gram, entertainment.
Pinochle Party
Held In Grange
NEW PINE CREEK A public
pinochle party was held Feb. 8
in the Eastside Grange Hall for
the benefit of the heart fund, with
Mrs. Eugene Lawson as chair
man. Approximately $25 was net
ted from the seven tables of play
ers.
Mrs. Nina Baty won the high
orize for the women with a sco-e
of 6.440. and Clain Randolph of
Lakeview won the men's high
prize? Jerry Panter, filling in as
a woman, received the women's
low. and the men's low went to
Mike Batv. The traveling prize
was awarded to a Willow Ranch
school teacher, Mrs. Joy Scott
Following the play, cake as
served and two extra cakes we e
auctioned off to add $7 more to
the fund.
MEET IN MAIN BOUT
WORCESTER. Mass. UPI -
Larry Carney of Lowell. Mass.
r..r nlf anaintl Tnmmil Tllflc
er of Vallev Stream. N.Y., in the
eight-round feature of next Thurs
day night's boxing card at Me
chanics Hall.
' Dad! Come see now ppsttv rr taxes whem we sprwer
iSONAUNlGHTj
Qommiuxxiij. Qahndak
TUESDAY
AMERICAN LEGION AUX..
Klamath Unit No. 8. 8 p.m., meet
ing. Legion Club. Games and refreshments.
MERRILL CHAPTER NO. 18,
WOTM, 8 p.m., meeting, recrea
tion hall. Initiation by hospital
committee.
ROOSEVELT SCHOOL PTA,
2:30 p.m., Founders Day, Mrs.
Robert Veach, speaker, auditor!
urn. Baby sitting provided.
WOTM, . Chapter 467. 8 p.m.,
business meeting. Moose Home
KLAMATH LUTHERAN LA.
DIES All), 8 p.m., meeting,
church,
RIVERSIDE PTA. 7 p m
Founders Day meeting. Melody
Mothers and school chorus, gym.
DEGREE OF HONOR. 7:30
p.m., executive meeting. Fannie
Gervais. 2441 Garden SI.
AGENCY LAKE GRANGE. 8
p.m., installation of officers, pot- i
luck desert, community hall.
KLAMATH COUNTY FARM
BUREAU WOMEN. 12:30 p.m..
luncheon, Molatore's. Rev. Laing
Sibbet, hospital plans.
WEDNESDAY
MIDLAND GRANGE, 8 p.m..
meeting, grange hall.
FRIENDSHIP COURT NO. II.
Order of Amaranth, 8 p.m.. Ad
vance night, Cakewalk, Scottish
Rite Temple.
SUBURBAN SIRENS. Dutch-!
Doe Dinner, Satellite Restaurant
Meet at fire station, 7:30 p.m.
BONANZA FARM BUREAU
CENTER, 8 p.m.. Bonanza Li
brary. Speakers, Charles Sweet
and Richard Hood.
KLAMATH ARCHERS. 7 p.m.
Business meeting, Twyla Fergu-i
son School gym. League shooting
follows.
HENLEY FARM BUREAU
CENTER, 8 p.m., Henley Hall.
Speaker, Richard Baldwin.
KLAMATH COUNTY DEMO
CRATIC CLUB, 7:30 p.m., meet
ing. County Courthouse. Speaker
on Kuropean Common Market.
THURSDAY
NEIGHBORS OF WOOD.
CRAFT. Thimble Club. 8 p.m.,
meeting, Mrs. Charles Zumwalt,
4017 Clinton. .
LLOYD SILVIUS
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11 Main St., TU 2-3449
Will Show How to Save
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the City Center Lodge in Klam
ath Falls, Staff Director, Mr.
W. P. Conner, will give free
hair and scalp consultations be
tween I 00 P M, ond 8 00
P M. to hoir-worned men and
women. Phone TU 2-3449.
Enekson Hair and ScqId Spe
cialists, the oldest ond lorgest
organization of its kind mokes
regular visits to Klomoth Falls
throughout the year to assure
you of success in o minimum
period of time. Enekson is now
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even in the most common form.
If you now have, or have in
the pant noticed dandruff, itchy
snip, exceiv oinnen or nry
eYreiMuva hair fall or thin
nin at the temple or crown, you
should ee Mr. Conner tomorrow.
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program bent united to snlvinc
vour hair and wain prohlem,
how lona; you will have to use
KrirKon treatment, ann now
much the rost will be, which is
usually lss than imitators.
Free Consultation
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Before After
Mrs. Virginia Barnee
Written Guarantee
VrirL-nn Hair and Scalp Spe
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hair will respond. Individuals ao-
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antee that they must be satisfied
with results or money will he re
funded on a pro-rated basis. So.
why put off your hair problem
any longer?
Hopeless Cases Refuted
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consultation, go to the City
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PM end ft 00 PM , on Tues
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number. Yrxj moy phon for on
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