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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 25, 1949)
fWURSDAY, AlKJ. tt, 14 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE SEVENTEEN fjtraliianiiJIttos .. SOUI-SOUl Adorm Hoffmon ond hi lister Omo, ton ond clouahter of Mr. ond Mrs. E. D. Hoffman, ore looking over Omo'i Hampshire market hog which will weiqh in Sunday ot 200 pounds ot the junior livestock show. They are mem her of the Henley pig club. Youngsters Groom Entries For Livestock Show, Sale Youngiters of tht Klamath twin ere rubbtni end scrubbing mnrt anlmalt this year for entry Jn tht 14th annual Rotary Junior llve atoik. garden nd food preservation ehow beginning Sunday at tht Klamath county falrgrnunda than have ever brrn entered In any prevl , om show. . Areardlng u f It urea released T Franrle Mklnnrr. reanly 4-11 leader, which Include bath mar keting and breeding anlmala. to 411 beef anlmala will arrlre at fh 1 ' 'j ar , u. i 1 AUCTIONEER C h a rl e $ Wiese, Tulelake businessman, Is shown above as he will ap pear Tuesday night in the sales pavilion at the fair grounds, auctioning off priie 4-H ond FFA animals ot the annual Rotary junior livestock sale. falrgroende ftunday for welching In against IS laat rear. Thar will be 12 S'r'A beef. Mrrm vara ea trrrd In IMS. Fifteen 4-11 dairy anlmala. fur mora than lal yrar, will be rntrrrd and 3 hrad of FFA. Two were en tered In thla claaa brfora. Four-H art have lima all out on wine production and will have M hrad In the peoa against lot eea aona 11. The FFA haa 4. Two were allow n lut yrar. fiheep produrtlon haa also taken a Irap In peat monlha and 4-H rluba will ahow BO hrad. 7 more than evrr before. There will be no FFA entrlra In thla division or In the rabbit and poultry sections. Twenty single rabblta will be list' ed aaaliut laat year's 12. hklnner annotated a new award, a doe and burk ta the wner af fhe rhamplon New Zea land doe of the anew by the Klam ath lUala Rabbit rlrredrr't aai elation. Poultry will be ahown In pent of S each with exhibitors Indicating that 30 prna will be lined up. Twelve were ahown last year. Fat atork will be titled for the auction ring by Joe Johnson, pro. frator of animal husbandry. Oregon State college, at the time of Judging, Monday and Tueaday. Block will be received at the falrgroundi and Tlilt -w fernult I ctilck tit It lh pttftcl ft4 fr latter giowtku tm.ll tiongh M h ( lor mall bird., coart nsuiti lor f pour .In , ) lodwaait, and batltr appa tiiaa. Kta your broil art twlnl i blih fttr with balancad rat.oo) Xrumblat, Sold totally by Troy V. Cook Feed Co. Sharp Groin Co., Merrill, Or nL0t . ...4 Dealer z 51 so- -iibT rsrx. rma . ill if V :. h y(: ' f . I a '-" . T. i, . J 'e - i t . -. CLEAN FACIS ore o requisite for the show ring for all Here fords. Here, Leonard Garrison of the Henley beef club is sponging Beetle Bomb, weighing 950 pounds. Leonard is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Corrison of Hope street. ftrlghrd In Bunrtiy. Hlftrd anlmali tt)U not no to the auction block. ThpM may be anld aa In pat yrara at a rrlllng price lurd by the Rotary aalra mmmlttrr? If the ex htblior aiirera. NrUm Keed la chair man of thla committee. Only anlmala lagged with prlte wlnnlnr ribbon go through th aale arena. Home pena will be aold. The aale La acheduled for 6:30 pm. immediately followinc the bar becue. C harlea K. r. Tuldaae aue Uoneer wha baaerled every Rotary Junior llveatork aale without re rompente, will rail for the rath. No rhantiea have been made In the arena uhlch lant year a made itmaller to Kpeed up movement from the outer arrav The ben pen of 3 iteert will be Judiced Tuesday for the Bertram award and the beat aiieep exhibit will alM be Judtcrd. Scoring will proceed all thrtedayt for the Rotary 8 wee pjs lakes award, a revolving loving cup for the club making the br.t shotting on per centage of membera making en trie. fa.. w:A LET'S SEE if this halter fits, soys R. A. McNabb, assistant manager of the West Hitchcock corporation, to Margaret Scala of the Midland district, who will show a fat Hereford. West Hitchcock is donating show halters' to all exhibitors of beef and dairy animals. hrrdmanhlp, aportamaruhlp. prem iumi won and complrtenrM of record buoka. Kklnner announced a rhame In the prearntatlon of the 123 aaving bond for the champion HoUtrln female. II wai formally announced that the award would be given by the Klamath Ice and Storage but (he bond wll be given by the YYil aon Wiley Title and Abstract company. R A. McNabb. a.uLitant manager of the Wext-Hitchrock corporation which la donating the thow hatters to all beef and dairy animal ex hibitors, will be on hand all day Sunday from 10 a m. to present th how equipment. Exhibitors are a-'ked to contact him at the barm. West Hitchcock haa given thow htltera to exhibitora for the past three years. Local 4-H Youth To Go To State Fair 8tata Fair contestants chosen at the spring fair from this county are getting ready to head for Salem on Labor Day. Among the youngsters ho will be traveling north are these from the 4-H clubs. 8haron Davit, Altamont. tchool dresa division; Joan Looaley, Fort Klamath, bett dresa division; Jean Kajnua, Malm, formal party dresa division, Ceiia Brown, Fort Klam ath, winter suit division. Entering the demonstration eon test will be Bharlene Loomia and Carolyn Stoler, Falrhaven. cooking; Catherine Tear bom and Patsy To fell, Bonanza, clothing; Betty and Barbara Roberta. Pairhaven, home making; Kathleen Wilson and Illyt Kmallry, Malta, livestock: and Herbert Armstrong and Eddie An gus, Bly, miscellaneous. Donna Peterson. Altamont. will enter the Junior dollar dinner con test. De lores W'. Inun. Altamont, the cake baking contest (Junior). Mary Lean, Falrhaven, Junior bread baking contest, Joan Looaley, Fort Klamath, special woolen tew ing contest; Velda Rogers, Bonan za, health contest; Sydney Kerns. Keno. dairy I o o d t demonstration contest. In the Judging contests will be Enid Williams and Audrey Varnum, Fort Klamath, clothlng:Vlrtor Bis son and Nedra Webb, Chllnquin, homemaklng: and Jean Jamison and Oeraldlna Looinis, Falrhaven, cooking. Tree roots extend out beyond the branches of the tree and often the are twice as long as the height of the tree No appralaal fee. No atoek to boy. No eomnlaaloiia to pay. Quick, local appraisals. 41 yeara to pay. 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