Two New Members
Rotary Inductees
' Two new. members were intro
duced into the Rotary Club Tues
day by President Peter Ramaglia
at bhe noon luncheon at the 49
Room.
They were Walter O. Kraft,
representing general merchandise,
and Robert Spencer, under rentals,
management.
•Orpheum Theatre Manager John
Fletcher explained plans for the
Rotary-sponsored benefit show, to
be held at his theatre Saturday,
January 9, at 11:30 P. M. No ad
mission will be charged, but every
one will be requested to donate
50 cents or more. The money
raised will be divided equally be
tween the Will Rogers Heart Re
search Fund and the local Rotary
fund now supporting an orphan in
Korea and one in Hungary. The
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Giant Benefit Showing at the Orpheum
Theatre Saturday night, Feb. 6, in
aid of the Rotary Korean Orphan Fund
and the Will Rogers Heart and Cancer
Research Foundation.
The Saturday midnight show starts at 11:30 p. m. Doors open at 11:10.
Admission is any amount from 50c or more.
pichwe, in cbkrf, is “Jubilee Trail.”
Club members saw two movies
at the luncheon, one on the Pan
American Games, the other on
H. S. Honor Roll
Grade 9
Svea Breckberg, 3.86; Tom Mc
Lennan, 3.78; Elliot Converse,
3.72; Ronald Rainey, 3.58; Elaine
Pajari, 3.64; Luana Garoutte, 3.57;
Jack Sheridan, 3.57; Kenneth
Vail, 3.50; Gaifl Jorgenson, 3.46;
Candace Wilson, 3.34; Kenneth
Tillotson, 3.24; Nelda Stone, 3.22;
Gad] Rousculp, 3.18; Jomie Johns
meyesr, 3.12; Therese Wfcottier,
3.13; Pat Gammons, 3.10; Rich
War&ington, 3.08; Mary Lincoln,
3.06; Pam McFarland, 3 02’
Grade 10
James Hood, 3.67; James Bridges,
3.51; Gary Olsen, 3.53; Karen Rex
trew, 3.40; Buck Hayden, 3.39;
Jeffrey Wilkes, 3.33; Joan Benson,
3.30; Joyce White, 3.30; Barbara
Burum, 3.28; Lois Andrews, 3.07;
Teri Wells, 3.07.
Grade 11
Jerylin Smith, 3.70; Gail Zieba,
3.30; Richard Garrett 345. Room
Richmond, 3 29; Sue Foster, 3-24;
Carol Vail, 3.14; Sharon Hayden,
3.07; Marjorie King, 307; Mike
Littleton, 3.07; Linda Patterson,
3.07; Kathleen Robert son, 3.07,
Grade 12
Norman Smith, 3.95; Milton Sou
ter, 3.87; Dolores Gallagher,3.70;
Zektnna Stone, 3.49; Anita Stew
art, 3.37; Jack Healey, 3.30; Wayne
Kraft, 3.24; Phyllis Burum, 3.17;
Stan Austerman, 3.15; Jim Fritch
er 3.02; Tom Shugak, 3.02; Sandra
Jesser, 3.01.
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