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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 3, 1948)
THURSDAY, JUNE 3, 1948 HFRALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS ORFGON SEC. It -PACE 3 Spud Support Eligibility Dates Slated Klllllfolllty for Hitiili suppnM prii n la basrd on gruwiw planllUK within thrlr goal mill sIkmIiik a crrliriintr of cllitlulllty bHoi n aiunlflFil cliiln. Tho kprolf loll I'liwlnii ilntn for "A" ceillf lento, cuatlnii I inn ht mu le, nils on July 10th. Pur "IT' itiIIII. ralua, cIimIiik iluln la Hi'ilimljrr IB. Anyone IiiIIIiik tn ai-iuin rnllll rail's bi(nrn Unit tint la nut fllKlblr for iuiiurt. "A" crrtlllniti's will mat 1 it n I irr hunih i'il. IiummI mi I rill aarks per mm ylrlil, or II Mi irr aor. "II ' rertlfli nti'a will rmt 2 inula prr lurk or At a mid of 13 00 pr (ere. Arifuuutu cmttflrnto forma linn not yd bron rririvril nt llin county office nntl CKi'lltlcutra will not up Is aurri until after thrnc urn on hnnd In quaintly. Nnllrit will bp kIvpii wIipii thla aliin-up ahould not under way. V(M)I, ACTIVK rorplmi wikiI timrkria wcrn attain rpimrtrd very aillvo thla wppk wall Nuula thp prlnrliml buyer. I'rlcea rniitlnurd to advance for all urailra. Rogue Forest Head Visits Klamath Kiul Jiiiiouch, supervisor for Itoitun Itlvnr iintloiml finest,, wna In tho K 1 11 ii nt II) Fulls foraatry nfflcg Wcdiii'Mliiy inorulnii from the Med ford office, to couaull with Robert Cooper, dint rl t runner, on the sum mer piiiuriiin. He went on over to Anhlund from here. Floods Slow Meat Plants flood wuteia of the Columbia riv er mo Uiieiileulnu to Interfere with mem piicltliiK ami llveatock market Ink operation nt North Portland for a lime. accordliiK to tho OHO review on incut iinluiula und wool. Thla re view la prepured by the cuIIcko from U. H. depurtuienl of uurlcullura re port nud other data. 'Ilie inurket waa cloned Monday for the hollduy but river levels Turs dny cuuaicl cloalnk of moal packing plunLa, It wna reported, mid one IniKO reiulerlnif plant waa cloaed Inat week. lloldhiK pena of aeveral planta are under water and sewaue disposal la disrupted. Many lowliind cuttle are now bcliiK held on North I'ortlund atockyarda proierly and aeveral dnlrlea huntlnii paature until water roccdrs. Enlargement of Channel Due r no. vVvi-,' ..... ; i "-i.T .! 0 y I The larieat projret In years far the I'. H. bureau of reclamation la entariemrnt of the l.ot river dlvrralon rhannrl, work to be alarted Ibla rammrr, f oal rlvrr auppllra water for airleullural parpoor and part of the enlarirmrnl work Include a million ruble yarda of eteava Uon. flldi will be opened June 30, and work will be atartrd all weeka fter eonlracla are awarded. Tuber Unit Potato Planter In Basin Use - r . r M Ay,:. ' Langell Home Ec Club Meets The l.nnitell valley Kruimc Home Economic club met Tuendny at the Community hall with Christine Brown aa hwiteu. A abort mectluK waa followed by refreahmcnta aerved by the hoatPM to Kay Houae, Edna Hwxl, Bonnie Fernlund. Mildred Novotny and Mantaret Burnett. W. J. Wilcox, a representative of the Kfanxe wholeaale store In Klam ath Falls, will be present at the next meeting. All members are urged to attend and learn the advantanei of patronizing the store from Wilcox. Cathlamet Bay To Get Reserve Fleet WAHIIINOTON, June 3 iVP) The maritime commission approved fi nally Wednesday the selection of Cathlamet bay, Ore., as a site for permanently mooring the Pacific. Northwest reserve merchant fleet. When the selection first was an nounced Washington state Interests protested. Insisting part of the fleet be moored In Pugot sound. The commission notified Senator Cordon (R-Ore.) It had Instructed army engineers to start at one to prepare the site for use by the fleet. rSliioBiG' . . j I Delicious Drinks I KooCi 'MJ$i, ,A:wl I'sed In the Hrott Warren potato seed field, this machine la an adapted, aaaialrd seed planter. War ren la the ovrrallrd flure alniiilinx with Ills back to the camera. The man atop the machine Is Assistant uunly Agent Walt Jendrsejrwakl. Evans, who will remain on the staff RobinSOn Wins 4-H as a consultant. Dr. Evans now Is on sick leave. The appolnltncnt will become ef fective when the six-months sick leave ends. Dr. Evuns has been superintendent fur 1 1 veiirK nlifl him hcen nn the on August 8, the state board of con- hospital stuff more than 40 years. He "bool at Corvallls this year. trol announced Wednesday. Bates To Head State Hospital SALEM. June 3 (IV-Dr. Charles K. Dates, member of the Oregon state hospital medlcul stuff, will be come superintendent of the hospital Club Scholarship David Robinson, IS, member of the Bonanza Beef club, has been awarded the Langell valley grange 4-H club scholarship to summer Dr. Bates will succeed Dr. John C. I '1MmMiV' II MimlA 1 " 1 I ii rji-f.ir-iTr i ctttt,nw i i SS j ', '-J P II K ! n n B 1 I - i rid iir.n mi mmm mm m sum mm. mmw m a lfTHEyte fresher! If L. ) - n .t.w Kn ..asarKfVr.jP-W.JBa! r -1 b " """aw."' r ''7 V wwi for uniform lull flavor. t ...OlC s 1 i rli Just hand Hank a big frosty glass of S k W Tomnto Juloo tomorrow. Wat oh him smile as he tastes the wonderful fla vor of plump, pampered California tomatoes. Another 5 k W Fine Food. Grocers who know agrees "SWquality is so much better Croeord all ovor the country hnvo Judged for thonnclvca, from comparisons mrtdo right in thoir own sloroa. They have won tin open nml compnro S AW products) with nny otltor brand on thoir sholvoa. From thoir own exporienco, they hnve Judged S tW Qunlily boat ovory time. Saw fine foods. .t so much better' rraiKnrd aii nupprlnUrndcnt bccaiu JucIrps were Martin Brown, Wil- oi II) hciuth. Dr. Briir Lh now serv- Ham Burnett and James Romtvedt, Iiik aa actinic AUperlritrndcnt. xrange members. COFFEE It! TOW! TWO KINDS-DRIP AND PERCOLATOf . 0 0 BEANS Messed with the worlds most wonderful sauce made by HEINZ Theyie oven-baked 3 KINDS '..vegetarian with porJctBoston-sty2e ft . '54 . sV 4T''l . For those Tasiv-Teinpting, Warm-Weather Salads I'm l it Lake COTTAGE I N ( IM .1 POSITIVE 31 VST! FRESH, COOL, TASTY CRATER LAKE COT TAGE CHEESE is a delightful complement to your fruit, fresh vegetables and cold plate . . . and watch how dad goes for it! AT YOUR DEALER'S OR PHONE 5101 FOR HOME DELIVERY. wmm 19
