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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 21, 1955)
hiOWDAV. luViiue,a 21, 19ij HEltALD AiD NEWS. 'KLAMATH FALLS, OHEGOH I in.il i ll I """? I ' ""L --rTiasJ J 1 P9 refreshment to ..rv. Cranberry l ft t I !i II U LI Hum J ' 1 1 s ' ' I I DIicies twgy f I - v 1 j) l i wwwps . . w r g I .''.' J I IS J ' - VJJ mnu$ ... o tast thrill T" I to remmfcr. ; Plot , .'Sflfe""'. " NVv; . : t'" 3 A DOUBLE REFLECTION is mirrord on the quiet tuffeee of I Thit ihot,. framed by gnarlesl'and wind-beaten pine, wa Crater Lake during one of the wintertime lulliin.the weather. I thot by Herald and Newt photographer Don Kettler. Band Festival Attracts Interest Tlie Honor Band and Chorus Festival to be held In Pelican Jbourt, Klamath Union High School, Saturday ' evening, December 3, Ms attracting a lot ot Interest in "the cities of Lake and Klamath -tounties and Northern California, Announced Andrew Loney, direc- tor of music education in the city Schools, today. Students were selected for the band and chorus on the basis of nheir proficiency and interest in itirther music work. Both groups vill be conducted by a nationally Htnown director. W. H. Hannah. 3vho will be here to rehearse the -band and chorus all day, Decern--bcr 3, in preparation for the ies- "tival that evening. Consolidate ill youi bills into popular PF All-IM-OHE LOAN Main one paymint,B slice. Take up to 9d fflnnthttooivl X IttMaiHeMiWMi . PACIFIC IXDUSTRIAlT t. A Woodard, Mgr. Phone 812S 121 So. 9th St. MIX AND MATCH'. fmSp LMJSmi 9028 PTA NEWS MILLS SCHOOL PTA By Mrs. Walter Conrady Publicity Chairman Mills School 'PTA seas called to order at 8:15 p.m., Wednesday, November 8, by Mrs, James Barnes, president. Cub Scouts ol Den 1, Faclt 4, under the leadership of Mrs. Joe Mstlick Jr. led the flag salute. Mrs, Barnes introduced Mrs Bert Hegler, new program chair man, who replaces Mrs. Jo Leon ard, Mrs. Hegler in turn intro duced Kristian Qtppo and his son Jon who presented several must cal selections. Rosalyn Rand, Mills School music teacher accompanied them. Mrs. John Putnam gave a re port on the fun frolic which was held at Mills School Halloween evening. Mrs, Amos Burnett, membership chairman, stated that Emilte Hal deman and Mrs. Julia Cullen were high in the membership drive for PTA, Miss Haldeman had a 100.3 score and Mrs, Cullen ,74. Mrs. Paul Stewart, is new co- chairman lor the savings stamo program. : - James Young, assistant princi pal of Mills School, explained toe coming vacation dates to parents. Thanksgiving vacation will be No vember 24 ana 35. Christmas va cation will be December 24 to Jan uary 2 inclusive. Mrs. Clifford Kenyon asked par ents to send old games to school to be used during the noon hour when students must stay inside due to winter weather, , Mrs. Dean Miller, school nurse, introduced Dan Campbell who is a psychiatric social worker for Klamath County, Campbell then introduced film entitled, "Pre face to A Life." This was an ex cellent film about- two people who had different plans for their child therefore leaving the child confused and unsure of himself. The special prise was won by Mrs. William Fierson. Room count was won by Mrs, Ruth Huf faker, teacher of the lower grades and Mrs. Ruth Betasert, teacher of the upper grades. These sew-easy separates add so many smart styles to your win ter wardrobel Fashion-new blouse. iltted jerkin to wear b Jumper- effect above the sheath-slim skirt Mix-match fabrics, colors make many different outfits! Pattern 9028: Misses Sizes 10, 12; 14, 18, 18. Sim I blouse takes Pi yards, 39 - inch; jerkin li yards;, skirt, 2 yards. 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