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HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Kalfc, Oregon
Thursday, August 1, 1963
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UNITED FUND "AMBASSADORS" TOUR PORTLAND AGENCIES Twelve repre
sentatives of United fjund campaign pilot f rmi last week toured the agencies of the
Oregon United Appeal that received fund-, from the county's UF drive. The ten men
and two women gained personal acquaintance with the work of the various homes and
child-care agencies that last year provided for 73 Klamath County Court appointed
juveniles, babies, upwed mothers and children from broken homes. The agencies
Spent over $60,000 for Klamath County wards last year and while the county's cam-
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NEW ARRIVAL GREETS A FRIEND This youngster, full of fear and insecurity, just
arrived at the Waverly Baby Home in Portland hours before this picture was taken.
The tot is the victim of a broken home and was sent to the home by the court. The
youngster is one of 300 children from infancy to 5 years of aije who is helped each
year at the home which depends heavily ot support from the' Oregon United Appeal
which in turn is supported by the United Fund. The baby home was one of the agencies
toured by 12 UF pilot firm representatives.
Swim Team
Organizes
DUNSMUm-Mrs. Robert Von
Hein is the chairman of the new
ly organized parents' group sup
porting the Dun?imiir Dolphins, a
local swim team.
Mrs. George Higgins was named
secretary at the organization
meeting, and Roger Ellis, Harold
Walsh, and Francis LeJlcre Jr.,
were appointed committee mem
bers. The group approved an in
surance program,, uniform swim
suits, and an insignia for next
year. Mrs. Von Hein was asked
to obtain sample bylaws from the
Redwood City swim team club.
Tile Dunsmuir Dolphins, about
20 youngsters, ages 8 to 15,
have been learning race tech
niques from Peter Wright, local
instructor, and have made good
showings in meets with Anderson
and McCloud. The group intends
to slate team signups next
May and arrange a meet schedule.
LITTLE PEOPLE'S PUZZLE
Camp Counselor
Awards Given
LAKEVIKW The camp coun
selor award, a new feature of the
411 camping program, was
awarded this yeai to Deanna
.Johnston and Ray 'Hopkins, re
ports Barbara Glodt, extension
agent.
The camp stall made the
awards after camp was over, and
recipients were announced at an
evaluation meeting. Ray and De
anna were chosen from a group
of 11 camp counselors.
Criteria considered in making
the selections included the en
thusiasm and initiative shown by
the counselor; leadership ability;
health and stamina: ability to be
tactful and fair-minded; sincerely
and cheerfulness in carrying out
the camp program; sensitivity tn
the feelings of the campers; co
ox?ration. and sense o humor.
Also important was the respect
demanded of the camper and the
ability of e counselor tn work
with the slait and camper.
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paign goal for these agencies was only $2 1,000, less than $15,000 was actually do
nated. At left, the group arrives at the first stop, the Louise Home for Girls, for un
wod mothers, wayward girls and drug addicts. This private charitable agency is
owned and operated by the Albertina Kerr Homes and is inter-racial and nonsectarian.
Touring the grounds, right, of the Christie School for emotionally disturbed girls
from 6 to 16 are, from left, Mrs. Ross Ragland, Harold Howard, Mrs. Florence Wal
lace and Gaylord Upington. The home is operated by the Sisters of the Holy Names
of Jftsus and Mary.
JFK's Area Redevelopment Plans
Facing New Troubles In Committee
WASHINGTON (UPH - Presi
dent Kennedy's area redevelop
ment, bill, bruised by an encoun
ter with civil rights, was headed
today toward new trouble in the
House Rules (mmittee.
The bill, designed to bring aid ;
to financially depressed areas by
authorizing money for public
projects, appealed to have
enough votes to clear the House
Banking Committee but the rules
committee chairman, Howard W.
Smith, D-Va., has served notice
he will do everything he can to
stop it.
Ranking committee Democrats
agreed to support an amendment
barring funds to aid construction
of motels and hotels, avoiding a
battle over a proposed amend
ment barring discrimination in
any hostclries built with ARA
funds. They also sgreed to trim
about $100 million off the $455
million authorization approved by
the Senate.
Republicans and conservatives
charge tlie bill, an extension of a
previous Kennedy program, is a
"boondoggle."
Other congressional news:
Foreign Aid: The House For
eign Affairs Committee neared
completion today of its action on
a foreign aid bill cutting Presi
dent Kennedy's request by $423
million and imposing new restric
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