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)!mvAl. MA.' 1.1. 1 1 lii'.ilAl..) A,.i) iu.i, M.A.'.iAnl I'AI.I.S, (.!!,. ,iA end Headquarters For ahae Society Tour To Be eld In Region June 12-13 FOUR-H NEWS Ri-!li ., ji.r l'u nun n,, i;..n ' ,,r lrtltmr- "' . !.- - trl ! ,1111'.. illUS , ,i,r HI""1 Jill"- I .imliri , mlrirrtli'il III ,,, nnni.iv Hi nu.ii... ... U... .1-1 V toll I' ,H1 ll.H'K.- 1 . ni t .nun. " ...... I Mif.ri'Vii (I 1 Ml All'"1 ,,, i iviullr. '!, ."thr tuur lir,l.U...trl'. i! "V 1,0 M.l.h.-l Kr.ll.m "I -.v . iu.. ' ,, ,l Ml"" "" l " ... ' Su.-irlV - I" "! . .." ,imi-.l 1.11 llllrr- OllK-i tint i-t.v wo: I r-HlK tliilir " , lu.l. .1 ""'' '" K"""": , w:. -III"!-, u Iii,ll 1 -,i-.,:..iy rr.lill l rx- '" . , , ..I.I- 1" " '" "' !'.' ii-l.rr. mul n-.'lim. :;ir-H"li 1" 111,11 ,,,r llrtN irrn , v.ltll t Ij !- HOOK IIIVHl III IIK Cl.l ll I llin ui.-nlinr: t.ifliiy win mainly nil i!inniiniit Hit! nnliiu.l. 'Ilie dr-tn- t . ! ti i in j) i,n, uivni by Hmoky I'l llrh'-ll, m Ills huiiir, April 10, (lur l.-iulor, Iti.iiih Vmlrn. cm mil iihl.. In lju iiri.-u-iil ill lint llni).. Ill,, B'J,,:.l,lt Iruilrr, Ml. I'lllcll I'll In.. .1 1. I 1 .... itmlntf MiiiimnriiiMit nn.l nllirr , ah ... ,i. , . . , , ,. ru lu.r Included Il.r , UlWrvtm tillllVh IJf ,,, ,7 ;; , IM of Hem lo be nee on U... lour. , h(.y Hnt Ht()I ty( n,,.". On June 12. Frld.j' fvrnini'. a u.in, Oiivrr, and Duudrulf. bmiquei Hi Mnwl fur tlm.-.e nitrjid-1 Hdi chmcnt weir ei vcd and tiiK will tnrhiiln lively rnipn.Mn-! the mccliiijf mljuui ncd. nirnl mul litn. Knrlv Hittiinlny I Anil Vaden inoililllU Hi Hun Hoik llldi'in ol i . Ilrnd will M'l'vc u mw buy Im-iik- I: ft'l'll ,t OltMtt ln-.l mi the Demi H'dlinv.ii-iKi The F.iiilntimn hrhi ihrir pr- ihiilIi. A xprriiil iii.'i,mii lur hui-1 tjmi im-i-iiim m Urn liunm of Jack ipn mipiidiim win nr pniMth d in Mili litnii, April 30. low. 'llic mr.vl Ihr mtiiii: oiildfMir wnmlfHaiul Un ini; uiiM.tllrd lo order by president whit h llfnd 1- f.inmu:. -ndiiy Jitiuiur I in kitiiin. All innnUcrn Ii'inn luiuhr-, u ill hr mii d bv thi"ttri iipm-h1, A di.ti:uikiliiii wa Mnitiimid nudum t I'.ih m iiir l.. V i-li ou MimuuT hchoul nnU ramp, lojrit f.iili hriMlquntirr-i mi Ihr 'J Jie liKftiiiK wi mined over lo rmrmvnv nrnvrr-n iMmiHh.i mid niuvi.im v.U:ui man. Jink Mitrhtim wii imiuuuf rd Mr. Hlcinnpf. llr . . i iniitti Hiitiur !) ,iin u ,t, t i... l!"(l -r limit Wit h- ,1 Jl:iti-lt CiiImuhJU t H- n r.r P-'1' r" 1 p.," vrn A t.il utll hr cruU-ird ,n " 1 , kt Itrthuimi . "'ind ' llmd. 'lntrrr-.tuiK tH HI IIIHll lh' ' 'uirMll'". .nrnirll- 'I.",,,, th l-"tl lIiihrtion I'niJ- 1 ItlHMM VllUHii on'". Limn Mi'ii- wlll be M'l vrd bv thr v. iv I'Dirr.i Srivur infMlljru ci( I'lUlc lllr. '1'hr Aiitt-i It :ni Htu-H-ty nl K.ilir MlHl.ti:rinriil i n l.ithil ni'W pin r iMiinal Miclrty, iMViliK hrrti ni :iilll,rd III l:n:i lv M)ptr ilr .i.n.. lilt (it KiUlirittKUl INlrir'.tril p1iiii:i ilv in v:i .i It'iui iniiiiirTiiit ui '1 ii'' Mrtlrd nbjrrUr nf this Kor.Wy In lo.'.lM' HllVlitici'i.if m in Ihr tilt mid M-irnrr u( k l:'iid mini ncniirnt. Intrrrst ntul rtiihii iii" in It, (il Hilllliitlcill has Mcitdllv in- cirrrrd .iincr Us iiicrpf 1'n -'-ii! iitrinbrhip Is iihoul '.WiO lui hidr.t nbnlit (l(l mrmlirt 10fi3 Rt (lie Uonnnii HlKl) Htiool. ITfhcnt nt llm incodnK wrrc: Mortninni JtrHrk.vjii, Jlobliy IM kfv, Hillv JJkry, Ilex nd -Jim Pnrlrrllcid. Joyce Uulivrlh, Chcs Ifr ii rid ItOKcr Kchooler, Mark IX'iirborn. Je IIupIIit. Bill mid llpnrv DfHrborn. Vcrln Chillii, UrnnlD nnri Johnny liiinkm.'f, ChUi ciliir UrmUoin hjhI Ml Hkinnci. ( alhrrlnc Drarborn An Oipfon Btair cullcci cxtrn rImii nHivire 4-H leader li bi'i'ii nitiiiPd vlce'Chalnntin nf the im llnnil dvlrory noinniilU'p nl In InlernRtlonal Farm Yuuth Kx (;linnr. Mr.i. Winiillred UHIen, Mmr 4H Httpnt and dirrclor of tho OiPKon IFYK pro((ini, was named to lb ndvlMiiy posl at a recent meet illy; In WaMnnclon. I) C, Hie internailunat ituuriwill pro gr h m exchntiKen yuuiiK farm men en; Nr Knilm?n, I.nnKftl Volley. MiiiKareL Colv.i l), I.anttell Va'ley; i Judy Uiillhnoic. Mltn, I'lnliiK Kirtley, Mtilni; flor-rmniy Oianas, i'lon'-ei ; Carol Wollnnii, Alta monl; i-.ddie Wlirhcr, pifjiiui;r; Uay Dunn, Pioneer. Whltft ribbon, Judy Kntte, Al iHtnonl, Mrveily KKiiie. Alumni. I; Klinron Meyers, I'ioneer, I'.itnciu iJaviuon, Pioneer; Joytc r':winer, Pioneer, Darlyne 8:huh, I'.oneer; , Nancy Kolkow, Malm; llaMync Kiiken, Keno, I hpnnge Cake Kaklnr ton lent Champion, Kay Mcrrltl, hlia.sla.' Blue ribbon, Joyce i-'owlcr, AL-, tiimont, Ked ribbon, Carol Wolliuin, AL tairnnt. White ribbon liarlyne Kaken, Pioneer. Illw:ull Kaklnf ( onteht Champion, Harvey Johnson, Al lainom, Blue ribbon, XJelane Wollrum, AHaniont, A million and a half 4-H boy.i Care Necessary In Keeping Bees For Pollination Of Clover; Spray, Use Told and women lor six-monili vis.H and Kun throumiout the naiion are Willi hum InmllU'S In parllirlpiilinR cuicaKt In tommunily bcltermcnt lulloin. Orcaon ha playfd hoM lo j program ol heallh, rr-crcmion and nx tin clan yoiilhs mm c Jolillnu llif , saiciy. according to Guy L. Noulc, rxthnncr !n 1951. Ten morr; aif .director ol th Mitioim 4-H Com. cnefniied 1111 year. riv; uir;-on niltlee. "Throuiih these natlon-wkle pro Rranis coiiduclcd by the Coopera tive Extension Service." Noble vouihi hnvr visited loreiun conn l:;ite n iiiietr-.tiiiK liilk on types: trifji and three will leave lor bur nl hull. MinilillonuiK ol aoil, Irrlga- ope in June. lien, mid per.t c-onltol. I Mift. CHHen U on one-year fab- lf.-ti..M,iii.-i,i.s weie ervfd by ' onllcal lenve Irom O.SC and will the hui.u-h.s, Mm. Itlslev. .attend aninmer ychnol at the Uni- Donald All ver.lly ol Marvlund before leav- ( nil: lor three mr.nl hs in Kuiope ob. Uiion lilVi.u iii:i:k ri.rn iwninx the IFYK piorr:,m. .She 0,11 ini. iini: was ba.sed mi umi. ; return to oicon in f ebiuary. j niK lope lii.ll.-is. Our lender, Mi. paled II. V.Kl.-u mini., a nipe bailer Willi j The lnithe-.t pen-cma-re In II nient. nu ll ot Hie club ineinbers. Iveal s ol niOH-rl r ill lions 1' as lialtlc . , ,,te Sr. 1 1 '.. ..... Ilit-e.ttl ol '"" " .- l-'.u. ll,e I.e., In ml I,. rr l-.i-.l I" 'he )r.'" 0 ' , -i-rvillr. anil ;;,.. nr., rr.meMMr will be inn " r,riid.ii.id -rU- 1IT it iil.t'.i:"1 s ItirJi!" nnpi nrtlirlK' "dr rlMMtrtl. luu.-ll c "Art uilinl. W Die In Joad Wrecks Rt The sot Uled I'rrwt Tilt tin ..tin-, tltrd I ueriflV v:i in iitiri titfried In Oipboii j'j.r m-rnlt'ii',.. ttmii tm'.ativflv Identified U ,-..11 llr . I iHtVllir, w n fl.::if(l fjtally when a Job tuuk he m rtTtviiin painwr,i on rut im :id caushl (ire nrar !.:'.if I'irrit I.:. AhiK'nil Jrfl.r:. 67. Port i, d;r,t (tom Injut ir -ntflcred .rdiv wfn-n n rur In whklt Mir p nd. nt! t i'llidrd with an intri ;jn y.irr'.cit. : nn I) Itrt:',, r.J, Ptirtlund. ,:fd Monday Mien he -dipped ,.f lirip.riy a iiribbor puh a Hf nppiiirnilv urn oei, ,(f ?.(!. if (iltil 'ur(ltty, I'tn.iidi and nbimt 1(H) hum Injc i.n '"i i ouni i ip'i. A lunnoi r ol loirim 'Jl'' t otintl ir. ni pi c :.rnt d in ihr hi.ine llirmtiri Mnp m pu ludmv; Mrx h o. New .ealnnd. Hmm;i. Yuini hlnn. I'nli'tnn. h'.-iliinl, AiK'-n-lilift, Columbia, Chile. Hi a;!. I ipm dot". I'l iir.iiiu v, Veiu.u'-I;i Sniipiim. AfKfliu: Inn, Alk'eiln. I'.liinpia, l.lb . I'K'-Pt. t'liiun i if liinith Afru:i. I' moit of J Ji'-t All ir.i. Au-.ti nlin , (trlon. Cniu nl Antri ini, I jiwhuid . CrchO'dovnkla, tit cere. Holla ml. Irrlr.nd. Indm, ripnin, linn, itai). I. nnel, JtnJy. Uniqur nmoni; piidr-.-ion.il K rlrtle;. Hie mrmbrrsliip ol the )tnm;r S'u irtv Is not limttrd In pm fcNinnii Miitkets nnd Mudtiil-. II. Uirlir i tr tn xrl lo iirrome meinbe: and artivrly p.iilirip, We I ii ked un how easy it was make one. and how hrd it v.i. lo buy mic talkditr on ihe v.luili Mionry bifrs, ,ui, the i:f will linm i'-iin in lead bt-iler nnd (pucker i ope one. nrrtuiK wan held al the 1 Jay WilhmiH. April 23. iy...i. .my m-inonstrittrd leHduiK tair wnh n ropr hnKer. We had a :-imi bu-inc:.i merunn and then Uir mreiinu waa adjouined. W,. h.id ii lu:ir rxciienienC our pirMdrp.i. 8.r vr Pope loped Smoky Piilihrtt with the lutlter rope. Anita Vaden IIIM.I V It I : I : K ( U It 'Hie i luh held itji reaular inert. jinr, hut nt the fairgrounds where 'wr watthrd the Annus show. Be- fi're the iim etink- uie cnlve were i wiyhrd nnd a. a whole the nam :wrrr vd. .Some of the brM gains iv.ne lleni v Williams. 3 pound., per day: Audiy Kiper and Peter Sca- N-nrtv activitlrN Wtde.pjra.l V1" Mmy in,.eie.t amonu' rmii-her.s toward .tn , iiu..u jirr nav. this orcan.raiion and H eftnrt-. "I"PI, J .V' " C'"ln8 "long indicated bv thr f-.irl that Phimt 22", In. ? per rent o thr tmai turmber.-.hip ! Altc ' ,t,p ' worked on l. made up of mnc-hers. j n! HuiiKfi laixeu. and ahoot al a lllly loot distance. mid. "4-H'cr.s learn how to live healthfully, develop personal and community resources that make lor improved leisure time and happiness, and curtail accidents by removniK palely hazards. " In I95L. 763.000 members partici In 4-H Health Improve In which KrllogB Co.. of Creek. Mich.. Is awards attained Ian year bv Oicuon Ml donor; 200.000 received trainine in club member: . arcmdinK to Hiir- 4-H Recreation and Rural Arts, ton Million. Hale 4-H lender. Club with Incentives provided by United member' earned :I4.033 projects 'States Rubber Co., and 500. 000 look and completed more than 82 per part in 4-H Saiciy activities, with cent. special recoKnitlons ollered by llultnn ald 4-H club work In Genera Motors, many departments and ihe n-lmber Awards lor outstanding 4-H rec of members nirrea'ed to 2S.0:'il. !ords ol achievement ,n the pro. He added lhat ciuahty o( work by crams include medals of honor all club members also ran "pxccptmn- exnen-e trips lo the IMS National I any imkii jiaiK.-s ni insi year s .M club Conercss in Chlcarto. and counlv and Hale 4-H rlb eyb.bils ;r0lr(te scholarships. County Ex- i,ui iiiw.i.Y t '.jiension Acents will furnish .nr niv.i ij-pe oi o, ....-j pjclc iniormation on the programs. I I.e. .s.s 4-11 1 .l 1 Hie Merrv Plevna Mixun 4-H Club met 'luesday. April 28. to elect nffll-.rc on.. . th lion ol , junior leadership proiei-l bm for'lheir various nroiecls! This ch.b Is a mixture of rabbit, poultry, put. iiwer garden, veuet- ana uoais. That is Pollination or all Ivpes of clover Is a community problem, accord, lur; to University of California farm Advisor, Ken Baghotl. He states bees cannot be restricted lo any one field, so the grower pay lni( for the bees will receive all of the benefit from the bees. Most Al:.ikc seed producers are depend ent on Ihe bookkeeping Industry for a supply of pollinators, in order to encourage beekeepers to supply bees lo the Alsike growers, aleps should be taken to protect bees from careless applications of in secticides. California state law lim ns ihe time of day any insecti cide can be appl.ed. Growera should theclt with local Agriculture mlssioner's ofiicej to determine when they are allowed to apply Intor-tiriries Many Insecticides used In the control of insects ale highly toxic to both honeybees ana wua o" Through the wise u.ve of these in secticides the bee death can be kepi to a minimum. Bees are es sential tO Hie A1S1KC ciuvci dustfv ar.d growers must erally speaking, dusts are. more destructive to bees than are sprays and have greater tendency to drill. Wild bees perform the same func tion as domestic bees, but are us ually very limited in number In most areas. For this reason, domes tic bees are required. All clover seed producers should have bees on their own field rather than depending up on wild bees or their neighbors bees for pollination. Tests conducted by Farm Advisor in 1952 have proven that fields cannot be polhnizcd by natural pollinators, such as wild bees and insects to produce satis factory seed yields. Te?ts showed where bees were restricted from areas In a field by bee light cages no pollination of the seed took place wilhln the cage. While on the outside of the cages good yields of alsike were obtained. Alsike cloycr. during the full bloom period, requires an abund ance of bees, usually one strong colony per acre will do a satis factory lob, and some use two. The Farm Advisor urges all al sike and red clover seed produc ers to contact their bcemen Im mediately to be certain that good sirnng bees will be available when needed. Try Ihe New Art .Melal Cradle Tilt Chairs The Best Costs No More. Volght's Pioneer Office Sup ply Co., 629 Main Klamath Falls, Oregon. avoid I had ever judged. In 15.ri1. Ihe Oipgnn 4-H rl-.ih nrn-! giam ill Rive special alleniion to ! unproved services to mailt volun teer 4-H club leaders, the organir.a- Grasshopper Control "'"i"1-' insects Usually falla seed Fields becomes , prob- trolling '"I""' ,op,"d lem when the pests develop in Lh "T. , Sue 1 In Gen-'large numbers. Farm Advisor Ken before 7 a.m. or alter 1 p.m. o n q Umvcrslly or Cali. ! forma points out lhat even small Ing ihe members from having to numbers of the grasshoppers may ciner individually. cause damage because of their Most of our members are signed iendency to feed on the (lowers and up for two or more projects, we j pof(s of tne aia,a. have live taking flower gardening, j Jf possible, the pests should be three taking vegetable gardening. controlled before they migrate into lour taking raobits. two taking a e(1 jn tnese cases. such mi pits, one taking goats, and four ,ltrlals as cr,i0rdane and adnn. taking poultry. , which are toxic lo honeybees, often The oflicers elected were: presi- can be used A!ei lne ajiala fields dent, Jimmy Luttrell; vice presl- , bloom, sprays or dusts containing In the Pacific Nnithwc-l SeeUon membership ol 3CI, ner 2a m-i .-em are i,.niliei. In I9M pi.--i-drill nl the Society w as pan Fulton, rall'-lier Irotn l--niav; Molilalia Mnnv other lancliers p.-ullcipa'c actively in Society nffrt.ls and Kllrn Olson AUiOMA M KDI.IS The rl.ib began in meeting at ii,.. !,... ..r ... i. ....... oflirers in the national g.inir.atlun We sa'd the 4-H piedae and i.ir pieuce lo the Hag and the improving and revising of 4-H literatuie. Hutlon reported mourning liner- :amc garden est on the pari of local volunteer 1 rn. ..' leaders. "F-vcrvwhcre. we find Hie 1 Mrr di w same stoiv-keen mleie.'.t, folks 1 r-i.'.K. i.i.- 1 ' , enjovin-; their exnenences a, lead-l f M' are permlued ers and looking forward to 'he 4-H 75' '" 5m"'1 comniunitle., where acllvines o their clubs and com-1 , "? rnouh members to mumtles" organize a "one project flub." but enonch to band together Into a Club of various projects, thus sav- i.uiiiri.iaK..iir ifrmnnsira.M.n Red ribbon. Lois Funnenbei er, Henley; Mirheli Boett, Henley. Clnlhhir llemnnstralion Champion, Marie Nickolson, Fort Klamalh. Fnid Williams, Fori Klamath; blue ribbon. Roberta Pruitl, Henley, Linda DcLap, Hen-lev. dent Dannv Heavenn: secretary, com- Carlene Luttrell; , news reporter. Ellen Olson; song leaner, uenise Biwer; entertainment, committee. George Olson. Roland Luttrell, and Raymond Pledger. Our club leader is Mrs. John Isundqinst. Our assistant leader is Mrs. O. R. Heavilin. i Kllrn Olson 1 to 3 pounds of technical toxa- phene per acre should be applied lor control of grasshoppers in the alfalfa. The higher dosage. 3 pound pounds, also controls lygus hugs and the western yellow-striped armyworm. - Chiloquin Capers Show for benefit Chiloquin Arta Boy Scour Jamborca FEATURING THE KLAMATH BARBERSHOP CHORUS plus House Brothers nnd Other Quartets. Local Musical Selections. NEW CHILOQUIN GYM FRIDAY, MAY 15th SHOW STARTS AT 8 P.M. ADMISSION Adults 1.00 -Students .50 BULL SERVICE Your Place or Mine. Phone CECIL DREW 3924 iDancing Teacher Held For Theft ! OSKIR'rm '! Hon R'.anflU, j mhurn dnr :hk instructor, rfMr-tl brr I tie.dftV, chnrned . 'It hurRl.il v He .ii m-ctred bv Polic Chief' in OIon nf ihrftj from tv , fburn nlorrt, j I'.irlirT, word ws received from Warren. Jennie Harms, Lnna Itar Kif. Anita Onnpela:, Nancv War i en. nnd I.tipe Sniuctln. The new buhinea-t was eaUed. Dolores made a motion thiit f har otir meei tiiK n'i Motidav: motion was second bv Nancv Warren and paved. Mrs. Warren started us on our pm-cu?h. ions. an wrli as ih- sixtrrn local set ion IhniUivhout the areas covered. A lil-monthlv Journnl pulilislied bv the oriniuraiion whirl) leutnrr.i rn Uie lirld of lininnK land mnnai;e mnl. 'niese authnriiative arlicle,", oil rui'ieiit develtipmrnth in the en trreMimr and mloi innlne ai ttclr aie atailabln throuuh no olJirr source. BeMdes Bill Anderson, who It chairman of the cmmltie. nimne inc the summer tour, other com mittee Hahn. Illicit lliavrr. B. I- M. ramce :tt.m- aRer at Ptmevtlle; Oliver t'lilf, staff assistant in charpe of rnni;e -nd thit Ktanlill had mailed a i 'he Orh o MtreM; i u nar B t ron!lnmK jt.lon m V. r. nard. State I.nnd Board al ba em. Ivunc, i,nds to the Philip Tirade I Dean llnllinRshend. rancher from h Hiuvh theie. The Inmlly -aid Menu; non Jtynrr. otprnw mmi- hot hud been stnlrn from (heir n a n k e I-:xteriment Station at mf Bn(i stnnlill told iheirt he had ; Curtis: KlRin Cornell, e.otiniy ajtrni. record books were en.sier to tilt jnd it. I at I.nkevirw; Don Hedrlck. Rnnjie j out, and would be nice for first 0;nn a h Rtrinlill hurt noi vel , Instructor at OPC: and Bill Cut- and second year club members. ft'fnrnifMiniir-d about the box I rier. KCS ranse specialist at Bend, i ihe meelinit was held May ft. Ited ribbon. Jackie Ro-.s, Poe Kvervone wns present at the ' v""ry. C-arolyn Knrhn. Pop Valley; meelmc: Holores Snucedo. Janna rT , .Rnl:!lB- ltv- . nun-- i lunjun, i imy otnun. Al B mont, Tommte Trulove. Altnmoni; Norma Jean l.yon, Poe Vnllev, Kathleen Marhall. Pne VtIIcv; Brrda O Kecfe, Merrill, Uonna Car son. Merrill. Livestock Oemnni(ratlnn Blue ribbon. Linda DcLap. Hen ley; Donna Conner. Merrill. Bcv- Remember Memorial Day Clarence Ward Klamath Monument Co. 925 Hiqh Phone 9333 We hud our refreshment ; ahieh members include: Leo wril. ,cr lrn n( (.kP M,rhri rancher from Pi ineville; Saucedo was our viMior. Meeunc was jaifr aujourned. Lune Sauredo TIUPI.P -H" BKKK CI.CR Francis Skinner explmned how; lo fill out Ihe beef record books al the nieetiiiR. He showed Ihe club some new record books. The1 WHY TAKE CHANCES? OF DAMAGE FROM A LEAKING ROOF SEE US FOR YOUR ROOFING NEEDS No Down Payment Payments As Low as 00 per month BASIN BUILDING MATERIALS 4874 So. 6th St. Phone 2-2563 erly Moore. Merrill; Red ribbon. Gene Farmer, Keno, Duane Hin shaw. Keno. Cookery UemnnHtrallnn Champion. Sandra Lind'-ay. Lan Kell Valley. Catherine Durham, LaiiRell Valley. Blue ribbon. Dclane Wolfrnm, Altamoni, Harvey Johnson, Alia mont . Red ribbon. Sandra DomeIas Fairhnven, Patty Dvorah, Fairhav- SMOKEHOUSE CUSTOM CURING CUTTING AND WRAPPING Larqe enouqh lo serve vou efficiently. Small enouqh to qive vou individual attention. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED 427 Market Mrs. "Butch" Zweiqart Phone 7060 Grow More Number One's VfEEDKILLERS KILL 'EM WITH 'dependable convatvant econottiKaTil KATHON L33 ' heoreoyl orMr of 2,4-D owtaWwf i.U rtx. of atirf ewotowt mt tttkm. Fott-ocMa. tffKllvt on rMrtf-te-M and woo&f KATHON M-7 A non-dogging ami !( of 3,4-D nta)n Ing 4 Ibi. acid auvnlwl par golloa Geeif fa mImHt h4 hdMI ) cropi ore grown. Valker Bros. MERRILL, ORE. Phone 4211 Siraolat Grttn Digmond mni thtr tgrtilitgrt r fully lured and free flwin handle well In m n y ifuipmtnt. They equtl r Kcttd fugren litd englyiii. T.M. Reg. U.S. Pat. 0. A Simplot Creen Diomond phosphorus and nitrooen will help vou qet a bigger yield of better potatoes this veor More, typier Number One'; with better keeping quolities. Controlled crop testinq shows that phosphorus-nitroqen fertilizer like Creen Diamond can increase yields 25 over unfertilized fields Order Creen Diamond now opplv to seed bed. All Types Diamond Brand Mixed Fertiliser Available 10-10-0 10-16-8 10-10-' Ammonium Nitrate 33.5 N Also Available Simplot Soilbuilders 202 Waihburn Way Phone 2 r-Ktt.tK5 ... KBTKIvEKA I WR3 ? ADMIRAL IIMLIfi'C I I 1026 Moin w. Phon. I2 4 ftPFi?-inpins?Ai EM! (if r l Km waiting tfw fcjta.l with dry, (MM cafcu -awtoirwtiMllr SjCtJT" lp fl ConHn.o.1 mpplyl You take f ir ' cubes out Servel puts 'em back! - p IT 1 1 , Keeps refilling the basket as long lstai""-p;-Wj as you need cubes! All auto- .jrf-i r f oifcnJ ' matically! Ht :Tl Just pick 'em outl Take one or JSSShli handful cubes are loose! No tjjrj: I rHr? i messy ice trays! I - ?"Can'S?. Spr-cwbeaf Dry, super-cold X-??3 jj IctCinlea! Extra-big longer last- "4v ing! Won't stick together even IrT:t.-ytSl during automatic defrosting! jMftf'yqlL It's 3 Creel Appllanc.s to 1 I iJaCl'f tfficT0 mum ict aunt fulWYfWt It t.lraati. automatically! Stom 0 JfA pcmtcls of fraien food! G.Vet you IVWVV1 coroe oV erf re fetm- bede' I el Srlrnt OH Priced As LOW As 1 2N"r. 0 t eV Q K I Mnlorlm M WM W e I Elwlr.c Modc-lt! KLAMATH GAS COMPANY 12S Riverside Phone 2-2541
