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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1954 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE THREE " ' " " " ....,- ; . 9 dewt 4 faso UhlTtO STTS - RoaJs RFUCS a'' vo jJ Yin fld- LOWER LAKE REFUGE units, with the exception of units two end three, will be open for pheesent hunters November 20 and 21, according to word received today from the US Fish and Wildlife Service. Hunters must be in possession of a California hunting license, are not allowed over two dogs per hunter and must abide by all hunting laws. Hours will be from 8 a.m. until 4:30 on the two days, with hunters being checked upon leaving the hunt ing area. No part of the Tulelale Refuge will be open to hunting. Pheasant tags are re quired and birds must be tagged immediately after taking. SERVICE CLUB CALENDAR SKRVICF. CLUB CALENDAB November 12 through 19 W1LLAKU HOVEL Saturday: American Association of University Women, Pine Grove Room, 12 SO p.m. luncheou and regular meeting; program "The Arust Hand at Work' with Bar bara Esmuid as special guest: displays and demonstrations ol Christmas decoratious; Mrs. Vic tor O'Neill's talk on state legisla ture in education; vocal solos by Dean Stephens. 40 and 8, Juniper Room, 8:30 p.m., annual turkey dinner. Tuesday: Insurance Agents As sociation, Spruce Room, noon luncheon and special meeting. Lions, Pine Grove Room, regular noon luncheon meeting. 20-30 Club, Spruce Room, 7 p.m. regular dinner meeting. BRL, Cedar Room, 6:30 p.m. :reeting. Wednesday: Kiwanis, Pine drove Room, noon luncheon meeting. Sojourners. Juniper Room, noon no-hostess luncheon in Paul Bun yon Room; cards at 1 p.m. Friday: Toastmasters, Spruce Room. 6:30 a.m. breakfast and regular meeting: 'program toast nastcr. Joe Mercer; table talk, Olie Roemhildt; general critic. Dr. William Holiord Jr.; speakers. Dr. Robert Harrahill, Tom Perkins, Bob Mitchell and Al Urben; word, Chet Clark; invocation, Dr. Ray mond Ticc: timer. Pat O'Gieblyn. Rotary, pine Grove Room, noon luncheon meeting. WINEMA HOTEL Saturday: sojourners, Camas Room, 8:30 p.m. dinner dance. Monday: KTTV. , Crater Room, noon luncheon meeting. Cnamber ot Commerce, Camas Room, noon luncheon meeting; pro gram Harry Llntz. district man ager, U.S. Chamber of Commerce, who will show a Jilm, "It's Every body's Business." Reservations available at Chamber of Com merce. Tuesday: National Office Man agement Association, Empire Room, 7 p.m. dinner. Exchange Club, Empire Room, noon luncheon. Quota Club, Camas Room, noon luncheon. Firestone. Camas Room, 6:30 p.m. dinner. Sportsman's Association, Spanish Room, 8 p.m. meeting. Wednesday: Christian Business1 men. Crater Room, noon luncheon Chamber of Commerce, Empire Room, noon luncheon meeting; program Old Established Cus toms, honoring past presidents. Mental Health Meet Planned Dr. Henry C. Schumacher, San Francisco, affiliated with the Unit ed States Public Health Service and director of mental health in the sine1 western states, Alaska and the Hawaiian Islands, will be guest speaker for the annual meet ing of the Klamath County Child Outdance Advisory Council, at the WlUard Hotel on Monday, Novem ber ..; Dr. Schumacher is considered one of the most able speakers in the nation en the subject of mental health. His subject will be "Com munity Mental Health Activities." 1 The Klamath County Council was organized m year ago and since that time it has been very active In the local field. Dr. John Watterman, psychiatrist with the Oregon State Board of Health assisted by Mrs. Watter man visits Klamath Falls each month, cooperating with the coun cil and the Klamath County Health 'Department. Dinner in honor of Dr. Schu tnacher will be at " p.m. Reser vations for the dinner should be made by calling the Klamath Coun ty Health Department, at 7714. Board members include the Rev. S. L. Proctt, chairman; Ben Kerns, vice chairman and Mrs. A. M. Col lier, secretary. On the advisory council are Mrs. Althea Urquhart, Mrs. Marlon Geary, Mrs. Lucille tO'Neil, Mrs. Clara Moore, Mrs. Hazel Landry, Mrs. Marie Steams, Mrs. Darlene Avolff, Mrs. Bernlce Williams, Sis ter M. Angelita, Mrs. Margaret Sheridan. Arnold Gralapp, Carrol Howe, Francis Matthews, Don Kenyon, Dr. Don Rice, Dr. Fletch er Conn and Loy Barker. Dr. Seth Kerron is Klamath County Health Officer. ' ; ; '. Altamont Honor. . Roll Announced Nineteen boys and girls made the scholastic honor roll in the seventh grade at Altamont elementary school for the first six weeks per iod of the school year. To qualify the student must have no citizenship grade below a "2," a "2" average in all subjects and no Incomplete marks on the report card. Honor roll students follow: 7 A Sandra Benson, Ona Hayes, Mau reen Lummus, Jerrylyn Olson, Nan cy Jo Rusth, Betty Sturgeon. 7C Carol Baker, Sandra Janssen, Shar on Kunz, Chubbin Spero, Terry Brumble, MtcnaA Lancaster, Rich ard Moore. 7E Beverley Estgate, Alice Ver- dui, Brenda Wade. 7F Helen Fri berg, Shirley Forrester and Gene vieve Wagoner. HAIR CUTS $1.00 BROADWAY BARBER SHOP 4328 SO. 6th VE LvETI ZED MAKEUP kissable caressable desirable Only DctMcncs brings too Pieckks "V.vrnzKo" Lipstick lor new color v rfoiHiuKe and softer, more, raaciout lip. 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Satur day Special only. 398 Reg. 3.50 COTTON THROW RUGS -98 Size 24x48 made with fringed ends. Skid resistant, long lasting. Colors, rose, gold, green and blue. Saturday only at this low price. Sale "Martex" New Terry Tweed BATH TOWEL First quality, heavy weight, novelty check patterns in all the new colors. Bath Towels, reg. 2.95 .'. NOW 2.25 Hand Towels, reg. 1.48 ...NOW 1.2 Wash Cloths, reg. 49e NOW 42c ' Reg. 7.95 White Chenille . BEDSPREADS . . . with multi-color tufted patterns in QQ pastel colors. Buy now for gift giving 00 at this low price. Use our lay-away I I plan. Do Your Christmas Shoppinq Here YOUR STORE 721 Main "For Distinctive Gifts" Phone 4561 FEl'D TOKYO i South Korean President Syniman Rhce told Kyodo News Agency Thursday that normal diplomatic and economic relations between feuding Japan and Korea would be "mutually advantageous ana Immensely bcn ellcial." SACRED HEART NOTEBOOK By BEATRICE WALSH Excited comparisons and much extending of hands marked the ar rival of the juniors' class rings. Though there are some variations, such as stones or concave or dome centers, the rings are all basically Uie same pattern. A srett deal of preparation is being made fcr the parish bazaar to be held Friday and Saturday evenings u; the 6HA gym. Among other attractions, dinners vlll be served both nights. All profits will go to the building fund. Pictures for the annual are still being taken. Milton Ferebee, of Perebce's Studio, took classroom, Pep Club and student body offi cers' pictures Thursday. REPATRIATION SAIGON. Viet Nam ijfl The Comniuiiist-1 e d Vielmlnh an nounced Thursday it has author ized the repatriation of 71 Jap anese oflicers and men who have been working "for the emancipa tion of our people'' since 1945. Ready to go Flower Arrange ments tor your Thankscivlnj Table. $1.00 and up. Klamath Flow er Shop. 1-11 Main Street. 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