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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 28, 1952)
MONDAY, Al'ltll, 211, lll.VJ jtfrHAUJ AND NKWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OUKCON PAGF, NlNS Bonanza's Fire department ihs Mew look B'.'yyWFJIl'UI' aw PvgJ. BONANZA pgj Jsi FFA CLUB MEMBERS iilul lloiiiin.a shop Ktudciil.s are pictured beside the new look in fire prevention. The hie,h school is in the background find the young liicyeli I at the f left Is the son of the school jawlor. lie's .set to tlia.se the new lire truck to its first fire. Rail Peace Parleys Held WAtiHINO'lON . 'I he While llmr-c inti.tMiiit f.l htiluiility iluii nc gotiiitloiifi iiiiiK-d ni TlLliiij; ii Itto- yi-ttf (H'-pUtr iM-L'Ai-ru (lir ImtidU'! fc lrd riillumdv und thtrr nltr un ii;.t hnvr Im i :i inner uiy Jtu liir 1)1 . J")m It .S'rrhimn. in Ui.k di'lcnur inoljllirr mid Inuw-thnr hi- l)nr (IK'dHltur I'M 't-M(lr,L 'I I ti ll HI It, iiH-1 t.rpiii utriy with limn!) rhlrN uml hr;itl-. o! Ill rif nm jnr titrrifr u-r inf I nduy mid hutui liV IM Hi'" Uintr- III. if h tt:!ili . nrr Ihr rnnifci . llir i owlm Ini :, and llir Iiiciiirn. wnn u lo'..t ini-m liri-hlp 'f lllMMl! .'(' Wl. 'Mump ir. no oMii'tiil pr'trrrvi IM)"1. but union no men piedntud ' HRrrfftu'iil ut r.oinc kind" within Iwn uprkn. Th- dtiutr ut ut ti-d inorr tlnui two yr-ui ii ko n rr u :i;;r- Mill wn klllk Mi'ff, ii nd led l.i KMYri n IHrnl t.tUUir i.l (til Ihr n.i'.lMiift rhl.'tH IM) Hiiul-, 111 A UK ' ' . IJM, Lu prrriii n tm ml. -uru Mrlkr Umatiiia Goes To Rcpubh'ccn rKNin i-.ion i.r . nrmiiiiH -m-. tw.Vr lemillietl tlif lllld In C-II 111 II lilt (Olllltv l,,'..l K-KlMllillol!', III:,. t'l'iM-r) fcntmrtiiv 'llle Inliil I -. 1U.5III, ol nhlrh 0 fl 1 10 Henuhlleims, fl.Miu Democrats. ; la I0SO tlit-ir urip 0.O71 Dciuo crnln mid (.0!3 Itepubllrnnv II v DAVi; LNDI.llllll.l. It Ik i-m 1:11 IU n town li.n'l worth liviliK In till 11 1 burned down unie. Wrll iliff wmd'iwi'pt town of llo minii ha.i rrar-lit-d tliHl iomt ut leuf.t onrf nvpr and l di'lcnnlnrd u dlHM'InrouA lire won t occur itKatn. Hlundlnu next to Rov Wnrlleld n Kiin ntinion on the highway throuKh town urn two rxuin)lcn ol the old und new In l.rn prrvcntlon ot Ho iiiiiizo. Hov. bv the wov. I chlrl o' the df'iiartnirnl. AnimUnt chlrl In ftoy l-crnlund and Juck Kelly Ik scc'rctitry-lrci'.'iurer. TalkniK uhbul old thlnvn nnd old lline -the Inhl time Honiinu ncur ly humed down va.; In J93U. At Unit tjnii! the IIiiiiich htartcd ui in the liiackninllh nlion and Kpretid throuKh the I'o.tlolllcc. John llradley'K Keni-ral ntore, I.entr.' r;te. the dnniiore nnd dunce hall. f:vun liter Hint lire, there waMi't any lire rouipmenl in tiie town lor otitie nome linir. ACTION' 'Ilien In the rnkl.lle '40'k when Mayor 'Mi', Owrn Peptilc look oil Ice a move wan atarlcd to cor rect the Hituatlon. Klrd thlnv purchased wan a lire uren placed on top the iJoslolflce hulldlnu. Next came two chemical lank-tyiie lire r xtinKUl.thern. 'rho:.e two tniikn to the prenent time- have been curried In various fuihloiM i.o many lirei, but have oeen ol llllll! help. They conluln only :jj or ao sailonn ol aolutlon. With additional lundn raised, a pirkup truck wan purchaned In 1047 end u'cU to pack the rxtlni(ul.ihera limn Hlatlon to lire. Then a vcar later th? pickup wan traded In on In lon-and-a-hiill Hat bed truck, and the tanks were tram ported by that menus. The same year. December '2(1. l!i48. to be exact, the lirnt meet. Iiik of Bonanza Volunteer Depart ment wai held with election ol O. C. Wclla as pre.sident; Harry llray. vIce-prcMdent: Lloyd Sparki. M'crelary und John Horn, treasurer. From a membership ol 20 persona Will wai named fire chief and Dick, assistant chief First fund raising activity of the organization u-as a dance In April ol 1949. Then In November of that vear elections were acaln held end Wells returned b.s president, with an ad ministration of Harry Brnv as "veep." Ted People, becrelary and Horn still treasurer. Wells kept on a' chief with Jack Kellv. assistant chief. TI'KNINK POINT February of 1350 saw the turn ing point from the old to the new of fire prevention at Bonanza. The old foom exllnirulshera were sold In lavor of eome nteel. The Mecl is part of what comprises Ihe "n'-w," RlcamtnK white 600 itnllon pumper tnick atandlnir be- ide Hov wanteld s gas station. An interesting story In Itself. Is how Ihe creaming white fire truck evolved liom the flatbed truck pur- chpvcd In 1P48. Alter the steel w-as purchased,. a hydraulic niimn was also obtained in September ol 1950. Then late In 1951. the students of Bonanza hluh trhool decided to flve the fire department a helping hand In bulldlnx their truck. Early this year pupils ol Tom Blackman's loth crude tteneral ihop class, and FFA members In the 10th, 11th. and 12th Krudes spent their shop periods buildlnK the 600 itallon water tank on Ihe I truck bed, enclosed It and put on the hydraulic pump. I Then they painted the truck white put on a siren and IIkIUS and let- I tered both doors en the cab to read. "BONANZA VFD." But the "new" truck Is not des tined ulways to Hand out In all kinds ol weather. At the last elec tions a mill levy was carried bv townspeople lor fire department Itinds. And a lire station Is actually on the drawing board and out of the areamtnci statce. Bo with the kind of cooperation from the people of Bonanza that has built the fire department to THE OLD LOOK in fire prevention at Bonanza is shown by Kire Chief Roy Warfield. HOTELS OSBURN HOLLAND iUGINf, OKI. MEDFORD Thoroughly Modem JIr..nd Mra. J. E Barley and Jot Barley Proprietor on te in max mtc in tee te i ox caxvei SQ. YD. 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