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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 15, 1948)
THURSDAY, JAN. 15, 1948 HERALD AND 'NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON SEC. II PACE 3 Winter Good Time For Fire Check Whll wintry bin I and frown around prnviml rruular outdoor fnrm work, tl U a bikhI time to look nvrr mul chcik (lie hitr-tutta on tlio Jiirntktriul, Klia ttmlroynl morn thtui 1100, (Hnj.ooo worth of lurin pruttly In Aniriltu In 11141, (Jhailfi A, Hen. it rr Min, Kltttniilli county nurtrul Hi nil uncut nnld. "Kir en nre pinvrnt nl)U. lu not Imvo too llttlo in o protection too Inlo in HUB." Itrrtt lira noma iiiToly UKttJtlnnit: 1, Kern your farm cletm. dond hounrkrrplnu tn Hud around nil btiUritmtit wit) nulonmUcnlly yet rid of fir lummltt. H. Mnkn rruulnr checkv on nil rlrctilrul rMiulpmnil und clrcutu. Worn clrctrlriil wiring should bo i plncrd, 3 Kvi nil hrallnu unit in good rniHlttlon. Mnkn ur t-hlmnry nud Hue wrn frrti at trucks. 4. Cuio Imy nrnl urniu nud nm ni.in properly. Htorrd buy utiould be liiiprrtri) rruulnrly for odor, ktnoko. Iitn nnrl h tut t oil warning lKiinU. & Mnkc Hunt tlirn ta equipment nn tnrnu with which to combnl fit fit. Approvrd tiro rxUnunlJil.or should bo In rvrry homo mid out butldliiK. Mukf itire Utry rn ln mwrtrd rntulnrly and Hint tvurf finrmbrr of the fnmlly knnwi how to uno tlirin. Jan. 29 Is Oceanside Day Tluirwtay, JmuiAiy 30, ban brtn wt aa the dnte lor the Orruon Kit-Id day nt thr Ocfurwlde crrtUIrd po Into need tent plot. Oregon" plnntliiK at OcemiAld Una ymr roiikUin of tAinplea from nil vcrtlflrd niwl lleldt In Orraun mid nho in pirn from rtrtltlwt firWH of Wtilte ItoAfi mid Ilurbanki grown in KUunnth county, Trl plot rend 1 1 m thlt yenr will rench grower noout on month rnrher than Inn I yenr. Thl It ft r iilt of earlier planting and policy of not whIIImk for Anmplra from Im harvest nrena, Vnrlettes other than mueU grown In oilier itnrta of Orrgon and har vested litter are Minnie-planted in the grvenhoufc at Oregon State rollre. Orrenhou jmt (Iter U Ituutfirteut to handle all certified need an in plea. Hamptei from fleldA of White Rone and oilier varieties have been en tered a foundation need. Another planting of anmplea entered an cer tified ami will be made In the anme apace when reading on foundation aamptra are completed. In announcing the (Veamrte field day for Omron. H. K. rinnell, In rharve of rertlficatlon. Indlralrd that vuinin may obtain direct tom to the pfnti at th CaiNbad hotel In Carlsbad, Calif.. January 38 and January M, CARNIVAL By Dick Turner Ml, j if coea im t m m ci wk t m arc u et or S I" Grange Dues Payment Asked Mauler Leon Antlrleu conducted the rwulnr Mldlund irinm meetlnf January 7, In the hull and requested members to see thut their 1IM8 dues uro paid to Bocreury Verland Hurt no thut Mldlund will have chance ul the urnne pennant thU yenr. Metnbere who hnve sules sllpi from ny firm advertlnlnt In Uie Orenon Clruiifie bulletin are aked to iflve Uiem to Ernet Mllanl u mhiii a ioMlble. 'I'hla U a meant of eurnliiK money by the granue a well aa valuable acholarfthljw lor worthy i-H club members. Bonie IntereAtlnif aiiiiwera were re ceived by Lecturer l.yle Hickman when lie called roll with. "What I Would Do If I Were President." Ai It U Leap Year the women choM partners for an excttliiff "elopement race." ( itefrrahmcnui were nerved at the close of Uie meeting to 23 members by women of Uie Home Economics club. main road and reads: "Fallbrook HttiKlhK Area." All Oregon growers, regardless of having seed In the test plot, are welcome to visit the plantings, Jondrejcwskl said. Broken Water Pipe Holds Up P-l SEATTLE, Jan. lfi W The mld evenlng edition of the Post-Intel- llgencer was delayed an hour last night when a water main outside the building was broken and shut off, halting operation of the news paper's stereotyping department. Production was resumed when the fire department hooked a hose on nearby hydrant, operating off separata main, to supply the building. Classified Ads Bring Result "Another year and he'll be just a burned out hai-been Four-H Newsl A meeting nf the Kort Klamath Grub club wua llrld nt the cluhhoiitve lni 1'hurMlny. Allen Prowell, vice pi eM tie nt, prehldrd In the nlwnrc ol Uie prfhKlent, Leonard Hiuitli. Itoll call wan atiAwrrcd by each inrnitjer telling wlmt ho had pre pared a I nee the last meeting. Nine of the 10 membcra were prewm. Mhareii Heacork and Clark Roeder drmonstratcd butteret touxt. After the meeting gntneft, htmun and yelli weir enjoyed by thue prcAcnt before going home. Patty Lou HeAcock. ' New a Reiwrter. Ktilltng Pot lub We had a meeting Jummiy 7. All were present but one, Jacqueline Bchroeder. who went on a trip for two monthi. We voted on our club name. The nniiica thnt were stmKCfiU'd were "HolliiiK Hot" nud "1,'twk und FM U" tin I). U with voted thtiL the iiumc would be "JWtiliiiK Pot club." Cooking II it mile uiururonl nnd tthtTM, Mm cine Krlukhon read the rwipc und Audrey Vnnium fixed purt of It, then Murclne hcljH'd tin IaIi it, Cooklim I m tule bi jiii mull Ins, Kuthlr-en Vttldrx rend the rem nud Knrleen Puruzoo mixed It to Krthrr. Murclne ErlckAon, Ncwa Iteportcr. A Miiikr'a rwihon Is never carried ! in iu toiiKvii'. often erroneously culled 11a "avn.Ker." J-oe Kent TRUCKS - PICKUPS - CARS U-Drive - Movo Yourself Local or Long DUtance, Have 4 STILES' BEACON SERVICE t'hont H3M 1201 t.mmt Main Tlie United States haa 81 per cent ' e-f nil pAAxenser automobllen !n the or!d, the Oregon Htate Motor awi- , rintlon report. Tlirre la le than 7 per cent of the world a population in thla country. SEWING MACHINE REPAIRING I. a pari lioarctn ! Wrk (Alt Makvit Krnkl rrievt KillnelM Sewing Mochino Service Vsr trna1nl latr rhatno 11IA Abaala Hi) IF YOU ENJOY A GOOD DANCE the Y.F.W. 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