Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 24, 1945)
7 SENIORS GRADUATED FROWI KUHS of . -.1- l sit 11 1 mfifit r" h niakliilf d making W ) ,:.. ...imol commonce- 'Slaw wco held Inst to graduate a clew of 217 C M,iatlon of numerous tp Kan" hrld In Pelican Oof? crowd of several beioro - . tnwl,,. Edlclorlnn Junes DeWItt hi. nnsmale to do lirscu -,...i,,. H no. it.iin T lit? ui"" . - .n(A " HQ Wl IIKVIi ion.- ".'",,,:, ,W conduct mesurc up challenge Ll.torlsn Marjorle HuK! f1 't;.j n. -I.nllnnae al rjlur. z;rfr r. to which fuHS Jfnjor. going. lubllhmwil of a iMiini nrobicms auu uw I!i,r', blonde 'Patricia Be. fwird winner, She recolved run awnra. uii iter, of the American Rov I1" lj nil mh In. Liolnrshlp. tuition and r , m riroirnn State inn me nonor un'jr rLl', ...I. l..k .....rH tn ft .-i- .untitintr niiminnnui C1C10 ptiuT-i. u innrtnmanihln an1 c ability. w wwii Hent home, trncK sior mo " n... IJ-U In. lllrl Of r, ri'"-"- - . fcvsnls club maac mo pro fr't McLean, studr-nt body nt, won the boys' acuity Irard. .. .. L..nAmin nrlr.n In Wand ki and the clttiensnip to MIm Henotsi. ulna flfiholarahtD hi Morehouse won the tshlp oflerea oy ne Amr uoclatlon of University nenir co tinwarci wnn Inlllnn otirf turn scholar Southern Oregon College Iritlon. fcen Stone received the kman essay award, pre- IIIIW.IMkVM. Rrrnarrllna Noffsle. sen tulty advisor, made the itlon of awards, nn- Eking departmenui hon- uouows: rly May.. Znmsky, art. nriA pninmAirji. Brie HusKinson, Englian. pnt iune barnarc, ior line Berlins Nles, home pes. as A. Bcstonette Jr., In Madison Clabby, Jour Boyd Robinson, math' Icn Louis Stone, music ill Klrnce. I D. Case, physical scl Jo Hallctt. SDeech. L.ynn apeer, retail ieu Levi Sundbcrr, trade Lstry. members of the honor who received torch pins Adklsson, Patricia Be. '! Bravo. Jamos Cane. Ehlldcrs, James, Clabby, fiarmn, unarunc Hsr pie Hauger, Dave Heiv ffieatrice Howard, Bar li, Barbara Kvnrn. Bll IcAdnms. Bob McLean, id, Donna Morehouse, tl, Dorothy O'Mnlloy, Shlnn. Stephen Stone, ion, Ruth Zimmerman, ndall, George Long, al Stanley Woodruff the class, and the di- fro handed out by I Nelson Reed of the tro. supt. Arnold Gra. pnted the faculty cups. By J. B. MeCAMBHlDQE Assltant County Ajant Talklnil about Imitation when It la raining like it has been aceina rather foolish, but there ara n number of mnthodn of Ir rigating gnrUons thut it is honed that you folks will be nlmetlcd In when the weather is such that your garden will need Ir rigating. Irrigation water to homo guidons may be applied in one or sovurul ways. Sprinkl ing Is probubly mora In use than any other mcthud because It Is easier to apply water in this way but it Is not always tha best mothod. Others may have thulr gurden soils gnulnd so that shallow irrigation fills may be made alongside the rows and the wnler runs down the Irrigation rills. Still others use the so-called soil soaker or porous canvas hose, which al lows the water to ooze out and souk into the soil. This soil soaker has many advantages If it Is watched and moved to an other location when tho soil becomes wet to a depth of six Inches or a little more. One ad vantage Is that you get uniform distribution of the water along tho rows and no washing of the soil. Still others In small gardens put porus sacks over the end of an open hose and sprcud the water between the rows in this manner by frequently moving the hosa to relrrlgate sections of the garden. Tho sock over tha end of the open hose pre vents washing of the soil by breaking the force of the water as it comes from tha hose. A sack or a piece of canvas may WEEKEND RIDE SET FOR YREKA TRIP A weekond ride which will take a group to Yreka, Calif., is slated May 30. Riders will leave from the fairgrounds and ride to the "Porky" Enloo place at Dor rls. The second day's ride will take tha group as far as Macdocl where they will stay at the tav ern and continue the next day to the Joe Leme s ranch on Bald mountain and from there, on the fourth day, around the foot of Mt. &nata ana into Yreka. The party expect to return Sunday. Anyone Interested In taking part Is asked to contact Dr. James H, Hilton, Lamar Townsend or Charlie Read. Tho following nave signed up for the ride: N. B. Drew, Dr. J. M. Hilton. Edd e E ttrelm. Char lie Read, Lamar Townsend, Joe Lema, Chuck Lema, George Chapman, Clarence Adams, Whltey Goodwin, Louis Serruys, Dr. H. A. Wheeler and Red Thompson, . , , . EISENHOWER HONORED LONDON, May 24 (.T) The council of the city of London voted today to give Gen. Elsen hower a sword of honor and free dom of the city "In aoDreciatlon of the distinguished and valuable part he played in the defeat of the Germans." a committee was named to fix a date. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICK TO CnKIMTOftti Not Ire ! her by tfvtn Ihtt thl unonifnn n Dctn ppoinia aamitv Utratrlx of Iht CiWte of Chtrlts H. MKn. decttuH. nd ti qmllfltd. All - Mt-ioni hivlnc elilmi CAlrut ailrJ aii.ata ara notified to Dfticnt Iht) am to ma with propar vouehtn at tna oriiea ot J. tiawxinf napicr, t-an Houia, Klamath Falli. Oraxon, within aix monina irom way , imj. Ma J. MeKaan Aftmlntilratrix. May U, 31; June 7, H. 31. No. HI. POLISHES sum Without Rubbing m m. ant "ftr AMERICA S WASH WOKDS also be used to advantage when irrisat ng the Harden throuah rows by lotting the wuter strike the suck us it comes from the hoso. This will prevent wash ing of the soli where the water strikes the ground. It lakes ap proximately two-thirds of a gul Ion of wator to each square foot of garden every tlmo the garden is watered. Gai'donum who IlKn snrlnk-lnrtt sometimes set a straight-sldcd pan under the sprinkler and When lh, nan aMa fillarl with ono inch or a little moro of water it is considered enough wuicr on mui area lor that par ticular irritfutlnn Kur.h an Kotion should last approximate ly one ween lor ino majority of Harden erons. that In. n ihnrmifih wetting once a week is suffi cient. I would like to thank thoso fow peoplo who hovo sent ques tions and comments to me to be used In this column and tilso welcome others to send in their comments. Mrs. Myrtle E. Pfeffcrlc, of IS61 Gary, has sent a question to this column which I will at tempt to onswer. Generally speaking, In most of the areas around Klamath Falls it is safe to set out tomato plants about tho first of June, provided they are kept under hot caps or pro tected from frost In some other way until about the 18th of June. Now I have a question: What do you peoplo think about prun ing tomato 'plants, or pulling off tho first blossoms? How deep should tomato plants be trans placed? Ration Calendar War Ptica and Rationing Board, 4tt Main street. Office noun dally, 10 a. m. to 4:30 p, m. Phono 0181 lor all Information. All application! mutt be MAILED In to the War Price and 1U Honing Doard t 430 Main itrect, and MOT presented in penon. I'ROCTABCn OODfl I DLUE STAMPS union book 4 -Htampt H-3 throuah M-3 valid through Jqne 3. Stampi N-2 through S-2 valid through June 30. Stamp t-3 through X 2 valid through July 31, Stampi Y-3. 7,-3, A-l, B l and C-l valid May 1 through Auguit 31. ntU STAMPS Katlon book 4 Stampi VA through D-3 valid through June 2. Stampi C3 through J3 valid through June ;t0, Htampa K3 through P-3 valid through July 31. Stamps Q-3, R-3. 83. T 3 and U-S valid May 1 through August 3i- ITQAP KaHqn book 4 Itamp M valid through June 9. Stamp M valid May t through August 31. SHOrS Ration book X Airplane stamps 1, 9 and 3 now valid. New shoe lamp to becoma valid August l. Loose stamps Invalid. OASOL1NB "A" 16 eouponi, 4 gallons ua eh, valid through June 31. "B fl7 valid. 5 gallons ach. "C" 0-7 valid. 8 gallons ach. Coupon not valid un lets endorsed. ruKL on Porlod 1-3 coupons valid through August 31. . . M STOVES Apply Jocat board for oil and ga stove cartiricatas. WOOD, COAL. SAWDUST-Deater de termtnas delivery priority from con. eumar's written statement ol annual needs and quantity on hand. PRICE CONTROL Refer Inquiries and complaints to price, clerk at local board. RKNT CONTROL ! areas uniler Fed eral rent control, all rented dwelling unlta must be registered, and changes In tenancy reported. Thursday, May 24. 1145 HERALD AND NEWS WW JS 1.1" ,' . . . mode with CINCH WAFFLt MIX. Each pockoga eentaini All nacatiory Ingredient. Juil add wotar, mix ond bokt. Htr' e trsetl Crisp CINCH weffl.i drenched with syrup and lop ped with chop, pad walnuts. Try Cinch ' Corn Ireaet ond Cfnch Hof Cakes, Toot rANfflC WV- I Kellegj'i Corn Flakes bring you fff MB fw A nearly all tha protective food ele t U if PI I !aVr,lttK ments of the whole grain declared . f If t s Prices effective Friday, Saturday and Monday, May 25 thru 28 r ; r tl w mms, : -1 I Small pic9-ioj Pkg, Palace Pink Salmon . 6 Points . No. 1 Tall Can 2 Golden Wast Regular, Drip er Sllex Lb. 33i Waldorf Wat Pack 3 Point ' Raj,' Can Juice Sacramento 10 Points No. 2 Can Dill Full Gallon FOB Get Canning Sugar Now Ask for OPA Canning ; Applications Her . 100 Lbs. vBdredg ef yor velgbborg ftnd friends buy from oar h.om owneft 1a4taeBdeDt Vlggly WIggly bo. eaass; t, Vaylag la easier, tlk er, mar convenltntt 9. Prlcss ara eonslstently lowari $. IVsllea ally knewn qaallty foods featured. 4 Barfl U get Mam displays 4 fr gala la all eostomers. -'' Oar aim Is ta plaase yon by Rjsk. lag ahopplm esiltr. I offer my pariaul aslatanoo far yavr men' anal ratlanlaf problems. Tetii yavr frttnti an4 ahap at ear friendly Independent market.' " Don? Wait-Use Your Stamps The Following Stamps Expire Juna 2nd YZ-5, ABCD-2 Red Stamps HJKLM-2 Blue Stamps Sugar Stamp No. 3S Fisher's Blend Flour ID-Lb. Sack 52c Fisher's Zoom X ; i. pkg.20c IXL Mushroom Sauce Jar 13c Purple Plums N 2 t 19c Campbell's Soups &k Hanson's Market WE SAVE YOU MONEY You Have to See :::;tb;-;:'; Believe Appreciate Bring Your Poultry ' and Rabbits to Us .. Cut Rof - Home . - RcmediasondSundritl Ponds Cold Cream Reg. 55c Jar and 1 Pkg. Pond' 39c Face Powder All for True American Hand Lotion 12.0. Jar ..... ...:.:.:.:;.25c Gold Seal Mineral Oil q:.....-..;. 55c Listerine aS;g:.. 39c " Gold Seal Aspirin 100 Silt (!VM:Mt,a 19c NO POINT ITEMS Susan Bakar'a Soup Mix Reg. JOc Pkgi C All Varieties ... J for Tenderoni Spaghetti Dinner 3 Pka.- Raisins Sunmald Seedlesa 1S-0 25c 15c TruPak Rice Pkg. .... - 13C Syrup eh Maple Flaror-24-0. Jug Puda Ranch Maple 7 v TLn Why Has Plgglr Wlgglf changed the prpduca to a aarvic dapartment?? 1. To curtail axpensas? No, w have hired mora xperieneed help to g!v you batttr service in this department;' 2. To give you quality produce? Yes, wi offer you top quality product sold . by . our experienced, talesf ore who iill order to your specification and itlaction. , - - a. HEALTH? Yas, health Is tha real reason for our change. In all large citits and many statts grocery clerks have a health card befora they are allowed to handle foods. Why should . the general : public be allowed to handle these same foods without a health examination? Protect your family and receive the beat In foods. Our sales foree will gladly serve you. CLIFF JACKSON. Oranges ' 2 Do, Med. Sin. Ask for Navels, Sweeter and Jucier. 59C Medferd. New Crop Rhubarb Turnips or Beets -ine New Crop ...........;.......,....;..;....... 2 Bu."" Spinach 25c X Lbs. 19c 3 Lbs. 9 90c aVf Local .. teaMea Apples Box $2.13 Newtown Pippins. Cooking or Eating. 4 Lb Celery New Crop. Utah Type Lb. 16a Bu. New Spuds Shatter Whltea .3 Lbs. 19c CASH YOUR PAYCHECK AT PIGGLY WIGGLY Closed Memorial Day Plggly Wiggly Will Be Closed Wednesday. May 30th
