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Newspaper Page Text..i.i.nKM)AY, MAY 7, ll).r)2 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE FIFTEEN It Happened This Way New Pine Creek II v IliVIN I Alt 18 hull I vo drill iul.nl mid iiiIim'IIoii Thr mull ui. in niiluri' ul llir . Iiml tit In wlilih niuili' lilm vrry Alnrv ln till' iliMit n::i ill tlm On-i nick 11)1111. Mil. ilrllilrrMMi wrnl llillliHh f K ulKV. Ap. II 2U. Ill II'-I llnwii yrntrriluy III nrr llllll Hlio Uinil In I i lull' n iiii'llinililn in mill Indiiv lir whs Mill in pti ilv in itlin lilr iiiiiiIIiiii ul the i liiinur In Inul hlilipc unit couldn't cumo lionni imylmht mvlnii llmr was in run- jrl. luMiiK Unit II i iml miiiip nl Hi mi Unprn linemen hit woiklnu on rxlni hour nl liiiuli iiprilttl rnallul I ihr Im down nln v n I v whi'io sliimort. j Minm nl ihr pnirn wrrn IciiniiiK Vt mi (ho llii'Cnl liuiilrr nr.; "'' Uilin I 111 rn U'lird llir service si silualml Almllni Iv In I'fiillaiid'a po- l,l",r I'olnU. mi Kin rlithl ni'Xl In the nlln ill lllllnn hi. (lull Ic II tliin hiiini. V nr hliiu inn wIk io llir nrw Hint' Int. l im. ilny au, r Mull Kriuii'iM' j. was piiiiliiiiiiril Inr liinmil ntir In imr lib lru ixinninnl iiml 1.1-A-. inurli p ft Ihm roininiinlty as a ttiuleii iu iiumn. Ily llinpmu and lmlp. Ilillkra Ihr nrw llmr W illi llivui llltf It lir la able in dm.' ,1 II.-. liiclrviinl i nulilKliiil. Mill llli . out n Mill imiililo to uci in wink "timiryrntM" of llir i'Iiv pnpnliiinin v hu.c vole In In r urriilrr limn 1 1 it iiiml pull. have wantc-il it lircmi n ijlvrh thniii innio tunc In rnjny lilt bo we hit vp It. Wr mil i nrrrilr to Ihr, nin Jut ity rnlr mill hkr ll. Mn I untie miners mill nllnc riniilnjr-i, u h n I iluyllitht h a v I n it t:nie aihI hp thus made happy In M Unt moM fiiimrit unit Iho'.e inn inns small l.ullir;,ea where llir limit s me netcnhiullv toni nnyunv - ftml it mi extra chain on thrir viiuhtv mill rnilinmirr Unlvrrsull.' orr thr nntion ll It. u chunk'-, it uutilil r.rrin. roniputibli with .i uur effort lint iincnniputinle when Mr are lint llecrsMt.1 llv at nr. k However, since California and 'Unnhlnutnu have adopted It. II ulnv arid np tn coiifunlnn for (lieuon, sr. n whole, In rofuMnit In ndnpt ll Ihr rrirnlur Hiinday nirr-tlnu thro r Ih. .K.r, HaplM Chnri-h h,,i tor hrrn t,ri at 0:30 n .in. tnr Kunil.iV flrhool (Orrftoii thnri mid at 10 no a in Inr rhuirli aervlrrti. In tl.o lor Trallilim Union incrtliii mid i . run1' 7 .10 lor Ihr inular rhimh wrvlir, " 'v r"- imit Iran- Alph llrndrrwn had In B to the I '" ""y " 1 '"''""y " '."'" hn,p .. l.M humlay rvrnlnit al ' '" , ' ,'n"nt " ""V hP A.n'ir.,. Two day, Vntr hr ad , " " " . J" ? Oregon Grass Gets Praise Oienona eraf erd airriie la Ihr uncle m't.l pnlrni woaiion j rvrr loritrd Inr tniwrrvlnu the ; nations teii. and nn nthrr Male nai mane aurn a diailnriivp ron- Irihuiinn tn Ihe grassland prngtam I hat is Die opinion ol a seed j crop un-coitiitiiiiee which took part in the 1U.VJ agrlrultur! con lerence t Oregon fjlale college Chairman ol Ihe l.-irm crnti com. mlltee ol which tho eed crops stib-coinnilliee waa a section wan Paulen Keseberg, Wasco, (ilenn Btrome. Junction Cllv, headed the eed prrKlueets group. Among conunitlee recommenda tions was one suggesting that nn additional hop acreage be planted. Bast Inr the recommendation U Ihe ruirenl national hop surplus. A Seclal study ol the fiber and teed llax oullonk euggeated Mime consideration be given to raising certified flax seed lor export. The cereals sub . committee tresed the need lr research lo develop oat and bnrhtv vrlrllet with atlller traw. llnnhchen I a good barley. Ihe .oiiinilllee aald. mil it has weak straw which ratines I! to lodge bdlv when grown rn fertile noil. Tndivldtin. kernels bate relatively loose huls which skin easily, and plant brenlers were sked to develop malting barley variety tn overcome these two rhnrtcninlngs In hacking thrlr claim that Ore gon has made a distinct contribu tion to the nnllnn'n grasaland pro gram, It was pointed out Hint the state now grown more perennial grass, common ryegran and winter annual legume clover crop seeds than any other state. The conunitlee urged develop, tnrnt nf breeders and foundation seed In sll clae of gti eed l.rown In the state tn assure growers of pure- seed, to hold Ihe state's reputation as a supplier ol high quality need, and to bnr Intro- Grow More Number One's iv MiiI..i.iu ti! H'f- Simpler Graen Diamond' end ether (artillreri ore fully curtd end tree flowing handle well In any equlnmtnr. The equal or excaid lueran teed analysis, T.M. Reg. U.S. Pol. Off. V'1 Simplot Soilbuilders 'llir Forest fccrvice kiivn ll u ih hli lmay n job and Ihr hluhwayin'.'i ny It l.i Ihr 1-urrM Hci vli h Jnh tn control thr turbulent reM,o wiilrn nl K Ily Creek and keep it hi h- iliiii I. Whih' thit, tniliiiK niKUinrnt iturn nn. Krllv Vtvvt Mill iiiiiiiiii.c.i 'o How ucio:.n Inn hlltimiiy at ihr Lrrliiniin ranch. Iikr n In.., been lr thr luM min or llvr iliiy.i ixjmiiii! hi ki'ly liooin down Ihr cniiyun. lori'.t tcrvuir loud. Illhiiu thut lam: and Wabllln,: It (till ol liolr.i. 'lhl imivon in.nj ! thr only nw A I.. Wooifhin. lo hit, hoiiry ho mr at tiir inoiiih nl (he rmi', on ihi'y nun a i-iiiioi' tliiyd hnvr n MiniuM nhool lor inlllriii'c I Kir rmlil in thr lilKhwuy but lltci wuy 'in, ui-sv lil'Unlltlll' thr In l- In Ihrli whlrh. In thr prmrnt tulr ol uh imi. junl l:.n I any )okr! V in'!! .",!'" " , , " t, now liiln I rrhmon i. nun h It hn.-, Hiird up Mrrlr l.rrliniiur.i wrll o linn walrr rinir up orr Inn prcMiuiu o iliry will hnvr watrr to drink nnrt lor thr houv B'Mdrii Uii Ihr lurpltm wnnr I: lloWlim o hrudy arroMi Ihrlr hind an to nmkr rullrya in thrlr lirld. Thin la morr water thnr, thai rrrrk h run oil in hull a century acronllnii lo old timers. I Mr. Amur Uallanhrr nil om ihr t'v In laM Sunday' Otrjon Journal about Cohlna Wright' Rrnwliig up Bhr did ko bernuAO om a m me Doom daya o 9 LET US DEMONSTRATE THE A FOR SALE! 5 USED FERGUSONS Priced from $650. Come in . . . look 'em over! YOUR FERGUSON TRACTOR & IMPLEMENT DEALER Mac's Farm Equipment 5629 South 6th Simplot Creen Diomond phosphorus ond nitroqen will help you get a bigger yield of better potolocs this year. More, typier Number One's with better keeping qualities. Controlled crop testing shows that phosphorus-nitrogen- fertilizer like Creen Diomond con increase yields 25 over unfertilized fields. Order Crcn Diamond now apply to seed bed. All Types Diamond Brand Mixed Fertilizers Available 10-10-0 10-16-8 10-10-' 2052 Washburn Way Phone 2-1438 v hm New Pine ('trek waa a litiiii Itihlnu iiilnlnu lown ol more t lift ii J.IXill potiiiliillon, when two holela were lllled to ovnr-l lowing. , when Ihe ton waa lni;nipoi-aletl. had a town hi. nil, two ptnaperinit rrtilauriinla wrll in a hall d07.en Milnnnn, lun lilac khiullli ehopt., two in- llueo Ntnrra ftc. Annie run one I ol Ihe holri. K-lcr l-.lulne Cohb I mow Colilnu Wright i who wn nirknaiiied "Ktale'1 and her moih- rr. 4-11111(1 down Ireiiurnlly on Hun In Vf. lor u t.it-(-litl Mmduy dliinrr. Anulr wan noted lor Iit line mrain In coiinrtllun with her honlenv isiie III Ihln ninnnrr, brrnmr ((iilln will m.'iimilntrd wllh "Kn.iir," who luler waa piiiiried a arcond time lo i ill 1 1 1 -1 1 1 1 1 1 1 on ii l c iiiimrd Wllliuin Muy Wrlghl mr Join inn niorv rrvealh. Can yon bluuio Annie lor lirlltg 1.0 liuerri.it'o '-i our wiiom '.he led no much while gmwlng up: who wan worth mi much when Iwlce mnrtied; who Anna: no much in l-iutoiir a w-rll an In the U. H A. an lo fini'llv becnine a prima I duuiia In ll'-Qi0 Mm. mid Mrn. Krank Hrrnnrd ol Itrddlng vlnltrd with Mr. and I Mrn O. K. Johnnton mid olher Irlrndn over the weekend Krank in I driving alioul bo mllcn to his wolk i eni h day out ol Itrddlng Allle Ilimimeriilry wan taken to Ihe lionpllnl In Lafcevlew lait Hut- 'ttiday (or another check up. bne wan brought home by Mm. Full; llMiimcrnlcv on Mondny evening. Khe wan In the store today on ner own power and glnd lo be up anfl aiuuiid Khe ay.i the n klnda hard . In keep down We were glad lo M-r hrr up and around. I Mi. und Mm. I.er lleinard re luini'd al noon lum Wrdiiumliiv. ' Apt il 23 tiller .pending about two weeks Vlnlthig with Mm. Hi-riuird' brolher, Hob Wenlerguard at Duvln two brothem at HHcrunienlo. Jhn I mid John: Mrn. F'ratik Alexander at pltl.'.buig atid with Mr. Bernard' nintci. Mis. 'led Knberg l Urnn Vulley. On ihrir way home they had dinner with Mr. and Mrr. Walter 11 Klwards at Greenville lornirr resident ol Nrw Pine Crnk. l.ee who hud received hm clear anre on a iransler ill the CulitotnU Hiute Highway .lepnrtment. s n equipment operlor was intendint lo move to Pulsa. Cnlilnrri down on Kelher River. A dellrlency in defiile hounliiR lacllltle dis rupted lliose plum and he will return lo hln old Job next Monday down on the stole highway between hrrr and Ailuras. Ki lends ol Ihe couple are glad that thry have rie.lilrd to stay. lee. meanwhile. i In building a garage on the Mollm property which they rent Mr. and Mrs. Glesner Blunt ir rived lM Friday morning, (or vlnll. Mrs. Blunt will ily lor a ...on your farm FREE! without obligation See for yourself how the Ferquson can farm more land . . . cosier, more intensively, and at lower cost! Phone 8551 two weeks visit with her mother, Mrn. Alpha Hurt' and wllh Inr diiiighler, Mrn. Jo Anne Mruin. (tier went bark on Bnttirdav to I heir home at Harbor, Ore. Krotn Iheifl he wna to go on down below Crescent City on Monday where he waa to trl wotk lalluig Umber In the giant Redwood. Proud papa I Ueliner Hinllh wllh nice T pound 0 1 j ounce hi' by girl born Monday, April M, a' rhoiil 6 pin. And grand-pappy Chrille Vincent In Just about to bunt ll the button oll'ii his nhlil. Karen Gavle In Ihe little lots mime and Mr. JJelty Binllh I doing line. The l-ukevlrw iioii-hlgh'i-liool (11k- Irlct board wan pallent and lont nullerlug In Ihe matter ol housing II New pine Creek chool bun. The lire district board member had been proportioned to houae the bun In the new lire hnll they Ind con templated building In doublr Mailed edlllce but owing lo a lack ol funds nd not wishing to In crease the llredlslrlcl lux lo an me. the board hnd tabled the matter pro tern. Meanwhile the l.akevlew non-hljih-chool board has decided Ui build Hi own strut-lure. The garage vlll be on Hie Raymond Fisher properly at Ihe edge ol town lust i-iulli ul Ihe old I'ollettc burn. Work on the building was begun Monday by Harry Crowl ol the West Bide. Borne resldu.tn thought ll would WEEK-OLD HAMPSHIRE CHICKS SPECIAL DAY OLD tffl P PRICE f IU H"'cd 0 20e eoch ALSO ... Bc,t.vii.c STANDARD TURKEY poults rccU Available 2720 S. 6th Ph. 8300 Your Malin Dealer for CROWN FEEDS MALIN GRAIN and FEED Phone 555 For Greater Egg Production "VI. (fjm!J9Q Healthy hens mein greater egg production and greater profits for you. CROWN EGG MASH keeps your hens in top laying condition and stimu lata egg production. CROWN EGG MASH is recommended for hens of any age. It is the correct egg-producing portion of the hen's ration, containing 20 protein, 8 ash, 1ft fiber and 3Vi fat. ..as well as vitamins A and D, niacin and riboflavin. Faed your harts CROWN EGG MASHI - l s 1 l J. W. Kerns is your local dealer for CROWN FEEDS I oreg.;ltd. 734 South 6th Phone 4197 Klamath Falls, Oregon have been belter to coniirtict thl building neuter to ihe heart ol the lown an ft mutter ft convenience lor tho children and lor greater surveillance against molestation but apparently these were minor and unimportant considerations lo the non-hlgh-nchool board member. At any rale we are glad thai the nice new bun In going lo have shelter. The New Pine Creek llremen will hold their meeting! on the llrsl Monday nl each month. Fire Chlel Kelton Butler aald that two wetkn ago. "fled'' Abbolt. engineer and mechanic lor Ihe Nel son Equlpm'tit Company ol Port land, w down nd overhauled the main pump mi lh lire-truck by putting In new seals and bearings v men tasg loo oooui a oav ami hall wllh the chlel i nMsting. Thl lact does not IiiIIiimIc that the ipunip wnn little slow In draltlng idue to a leukv neal which allowed the pump lo suck air. Butler aald. 'al a tnreiin't ol the dwrlrt lire board Tuesday night. Apni 28. that .the pump wan much eanier to prime dralted 100 per cent iiulckcr mid run more smoothly since the over-haul. All these llactori are Important out on a lire and since th: Nelson Koulpment Company has guaranteed the truck lor a year, ll.ev did not want the unfavorable puniicuy inai nnm". develop hou!d the pump (alter when out on a lire. Thin company stands Ihe expense ol Ihe overhaul. Mr. nri Mr. Dave Boardmar Malin mm r 1 I l an INSECTICIDES FOR CONTROL of all field and garden PESTS! Home Garden Packaqa or Baq or ton lots for Agricultural Us rid daughter, Lula, (rom Fossil, Ore , mopped by Monday on their way home Irom vacationing- In Cahlomla and hnd dinner with Rev. and Mrs. Eurcene Borrow. The evening wa spent visiting be fore the sojourner continued on liomeward. Mr. C. I.. Robblr.a of Molalla, Ore., and daughter, Ella May, of North Bend. Ore , ur.d Mr. and Mrn. Glen Clifton, of l.akevlew, I verfl visitors at the home of Mr. ard Mr. O. K Johnston last Bun Idnv. Mrs. Glen Clifton returned i with the Frank Bernard to spend I a week with them In Redding. Mr. and Mrn. Cnarlle Coup and daugh ter, Julia were alio among the jvlnltorn t the Johnnton home Sun- day afternoon. wmm imi raiiNOir tut uni 04 Klamath A... Phoat 6076 Craftsman Grass Hook 79c Trias gross oroond favihtji, treti. SKctrp high cor boti steal bJodo. Asriwood hondla. Lawn Trimmers five Hooked Reel Blades Steel Frame . . . . 18.95 Hoofcod r4 bledot pull In grots, cut clnl Rugged d re-cat! tti framt. Anti-grots winder, posrKvt locWngt Savol Craftsman "80" lighter. Much Stronger Mower Full 18" Cut 27.50 y Qulst rvsplng, frss-rstttng ess of ths ' flntit modal Cuh aroii with prtcltlon. No leroplagl No clottsrl S.t II aowl W ' :' AVV4Vkatuf : Wl W all 1 n W 'SakclmtaH Keep TUNE-UP CHASSIS LUBRICATION STEAM CLEAN OIL CHANGE BRAKE SYSTEM ALL WORK FULLY GUARANTEED FREE ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY GIVEN E GMC TRUCKS FAIRBANKS 677 So. 7rh DUNLAP MOWERS Powerful f-H.P. Gasoline Motor 1 Weighs Just 40-lb. 4 Rubber Tire Wheels Attractive Green Color , f '': - - sisjf.v .Sr-J Grass Y Catcher 1.89 t vst-rt ttttosf natal bo Host, can vas lidti. Fits t4 to 14in. standard hond nowers Multiple Sprinklers Each Wafers 15-fr. Circle Three f Of i . 1 1 1 1 1 1 85c Green tnomeled steel boie, head. 5pri kle large oro at once. Buy now, save! Dunlap 10-ft. hose, couplings, ea. 0.00 Dunlap Garden Hose With Sears 5-Yr. Guarantee o-n 7.50 CwwmiW taugk om rfuniMo. Wol okmsi to watiHoad 430 Km. aaam as-N.lon(Ni.. l SEARS m nouimi with a timely SPRING CHECK-UP. . made by thoroughly ex perienced mechanics using our superior servicing facilities. MORSE-POMONA PUMPS Phone 7771 mm so o Give your lawn the care and beauty, it deserves . . . do'the job neater, easier with a Dunlap! Handles disassemble for , convenient storing. Height of cut adjustable from to 2W-in. Widen-in. cut Save, now at Sears! . . - . " Grass " Whip . T.79 Easy way to trio) around shrubs end trees. Blade aril easily, cloomfy Strong ash handle. Dunlap Bow Rake 1.98 Wid. lS-la. koaal wita 14 carrot iMlk. Firmly OS lodrad 5-tt. oak hondlo. Svy todoyl Garden Hoe 1.69 Curoblt I. so. (org.d stool laaa, onddti-la.polUM blado. Sacartly as tocsad nandlo. . utmost : Craftsmen Rakes 1.29 19-tndi spread of 22 tUKible 71 le. double locked' spring tteel Nnee.! ; Buy now et $enl J : Wire Hose Reels 89c Slordy, woldod o coMrvOloo. Holds 100 (t. stoadard . evyad Itnl 133 So. 8th Phone 31SS