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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 16, 1952)
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16, 19B2 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE SEVENTEEN arm Fun Comes to Town: FB Members Feted PMA Help On Legumes Increased S ' LOSERS had fun loo in the Butte Valley Farm Bureau ''', - .! membership drive contest. Mrs. Joe Allen thinks Clarence , -,,;, ' T-" Cross might like these shorts. Cross isn't saying. Drew's 1 Lg r Salesman Ed Lindskog looks on. l-j'. - 1 JiiA DUBIOUS BUT CURIOUS, Mrs. Don Griffin nnd Kloyd Murray pose for a "going away" J fffO Jf-Cjf ivSl snapshot en route to Klamath Falls from Mac-duel last week. They were the winners in rrr,s f J tlu Butte Valley Farm Bureau center's membership drive. They obtained 31 members, ' JJ ' 1 while losers Mrs. Joe Allen and Clarence Cross fell short with 29. fgf JF' jJ-- sS I N- PXpi ! 'x t MALCOLM EPLEY, Jr. .VV rm Editor Increased Farm Activity Ups Danger of Accidents Farming has UDPed its activity the pant few ween, and with It comes increased accident hazards. Chairman Eber KIlDatrlck. Klamath-Lake County Farm Accident Prevention Committee, reminds farmers to report ail accidents eith er by postcard or letter, to Box 3M. Klamath Falls. The committee H conducting a survey of farm accidents occurring in the two counties. Reporting Is purely voluntary, hut most local farm groups and organizations have accepted the plan and are assisting In compiling facts and figures for the survey. So far mostly because there has been little farm activity until re centlythere have been few re ports of farm accidents. Prepared post card blanks have been distributed among the coop erating groups including the Klam ath County Dairymen's Association Hhe -i Pamona. Grange. Klamath pounty Farm Bureaj, Junior Farm- 'Save Resources' Confab Theme . OREGON STATE COLLEGE Conservation of biological resource 1 will be the theme of the 13th an- nual Biology colloquium which will bring some of the ration s leading I forest conservaUonists to the OSC campus Saturday. April 19. i Leader of the conference will be ; Dr. Stanley Cain, head of the Uni versity of Michigan conservation department and internationally rec- j ognized authority in this field. ' ers and others, The postcard needs only to be filled out and mailed when report ing an accident. Mailing cost is free to the render. which legumes for green manure may be planted under the Produc tion and Marketing Administrations new assbitanffi nlfi rmmi.. tiM Chairman William Burnett has an. uuiinceu. . .. The change was made In the lflaS Acrrltnllnrttl ''nnc-. I cram handbook recently released. j iiuwa an increase in tne as sistance for the green manure practice from fll to $33 per acre. The conservation practice of plowing under summer annual le gumes for a manure crop has not been wirlelv fnllnw in iri.m.(h County during recent years, accord, ing to the PMA. However, the PMA committee felt It Is a good practice for certain tvpes of soil. A Urn. mr...nt l.-Ral- iter can be added to the soil by carrying out ine practice, ana in creased fertility will result. Farmers interested In growing field peas for summer-grown green manure should oontact the county PMA office, Tower Theater Build Ing. Delivery Price of the new TO-30 Ferguson Tractor is just $1844! Compare the quality! Compare Performance! Compare the price! YOUR FERGUSON TRACTOR & IMPLEMENT DEALER Mac's Farm Equipment 5629 South 6th Phone 8551 A LEETLE HERE Charm Center Boss Steve Peters goes to work on Co-winner Mrs. Donovan Griffin, who took honors in the Butte Valley Farm Bureau membership drive with partner Floyd Murray. This was one of the prizes a permanent! HACK, CHOP l$?Ci?l;$ Prizes included such things as the above for the Butte Valley Farm Center membership drive winners. Patient Floyd Murray would have been okay if Swansen's Barber Joe Whistler was giving the performance alone. But Murray's co winner, Mrs. Don Griffin, bad to get (an car?) in on the act. Ily MALCOLM KPLUV JR. Country groups like fun, fun of a comuiui'tivu nature. They got It, too, A couple of werks hrii the Bullc Valley Kiirm Bumiu Center con dueled n ciiiwcnl luted membership drive. Though only four members look purl, the Fnrm Center now ,Viis moie tliiui twice tlio member Milp It luid before Mis. Don Oiltftn nnd Floyd Mur my were tenmed up against Mis. Jon Allen and Clnrrnco Cross, nnd won out by Just two member ships 31 to 2fl. The editor now has 107 members. Under llio wnlililul eye of Chuir- man Wall C'lirmlhei's, I he team liillM. hnvo been selected not only for nblllly In tnlk Fin in lliireiiu, bill, on their good nnturo "In the bind." And bind It wus, Ion. Doth winners nnd losers were Mibmlttcd to a hllnrluus dny. Bewildered downtowners In Klnnuilh Fnlls liuidc wide berth around the cnrii vnn from Miicdoel when It iirrlved Willi a Meek 'D3 model nuto-pliis-rliiiulfour Altered by Ilnlslunrs lor the winners, i broken down heap for tho losers. Downtown inprclmnts by prev ious nrrniiKcnipiil were prepared fe.r Mm lucky (?) winners nnd un lucky i ! ) losers. Wayno Clifton BUILD BETTER FOR LESS PEYTON PUMICE BUILDING BLOCKS Inpe recorded humorous situations such as Mrs. Allen's choice o underwenr for fellow-loser Clar ence Cross. The piny begnn lnle In the morning, wns topped off with a movie where ushers pawed both winners nnd losers and loft them sealed behind enscs of pop. To some folks the fnlc of the Butte Valley "victims" may seem almost silly. But In Butte Vnlley the "victims" wcro the envy of nil few wouldn't have been In thnt position them selves. And the four membership snlcsmen would probably do It all over again. Rotarians Plan 1952 Show. Sale The 1952 Rotnry Junior Livestock Show and sale will be limited to 1500 guests, according to plans be ing laid by the Klamath Falls Ro tnry Club, the sponsoring group. Bob Elllngson has been appoint ed "Bull of Uie Woods" by Rotary Pres. Warren Bennct. Don Kenyon Is "Big Push." End Kent "Little Push" nnd Lawrence Horton, "Pro curer of Beef." Fimrnooa virmin moo SIL INSULATING U : . 1 IIAUTIFUl ImixLr lAtv to inn n HmSrv COSTS YOU LIS! EYTON Dp '.,1 m SEE 1952 INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS PICK-UPS FARM TRUCKS LOGGERS From Vi Ton to 45 Ton Gas or Diesel JUCKELAND TRUCK SALES and SERVICE 1 1th and Klomath w The sale this year will be limited to 70 head of steers. 40 head of Inmbs, 30 hogs, and all must pass grade before becoming eligible to enter. For sale purposes, the Rotary de cided, 1000-pound limits will be placed on steers. 100 pounds on lambs, and X!5 pounds on nogs. Rotarians have opened a program calling for encouragement ..of 4-H'ers to raise breeding stock as projects. 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