TUKSOAY, JUNK 20, 10S4
IIKRALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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Spud Hearing To Be Held
4-H Club Plans Stock Judging
TUI.KLAKKS Aiiiiunt J Is llio
dute net lor Ihn limn luit ul 'I'ulc
Inks on llio potato iimrki'lliiK m'
rlrr, aucoiilliiH to wonl received
Monday Irum W. J. Kiihrl, clilrl ul
Ihn bin (mil ul irmrkrln Inr (Jnllinr
Ilia. TIM llle,lllll SCllPllllli-il lo Mini
nl O ilO n in., will lid hi'lil III llir
Mnrclin 'flwslrr.
llrluTO imw nucl llin Uulo ul llm
hrmlhil, Kuliii M.itml, Ills nlllw
will mall titch IiiIpi mini pnliilo
biiyor, shipper mill iirowrr a copy
of Ihn nmi kniinu onlrr which will
Oregon Flower
School Held
Twtmiy-cliilit flower enlliusliistn
Irum Tulclnke, IJnnaiiKa, AntllnnU,
Merrill, Mnlni and Klmiuilh Kails
Itnrricn cluli.1 urn cm nllrrt In Uie
Oregon tilnln Iower Show Bchoul
now In sokMuii.
Tlx nchuol opened Monday 11101 1
Hm, m lilt instruction by Mm. Or
rm Hair, co-cdilor anil nuullnher
of "Paclllo Ciaidciu mid Homes,"
l ho . official oruau of Ihn Oregon
bum Federation of Garden Clubs
published In Benlllc.
Mra. Halo eniphn.ilrrd llm rdu
ratlun valno of (lower shows and
Ihn duty ol varden club to attempt
to Increase, tho beautlllcatlon ol
the community.
In addition lo her work a a
journalist (she In a rcuular con
irlbulor to "PaclHc Garden and
Homes" untlrr tlm hnadlnu, "Aunt
Knimy Bays"), Mra. lliilo In a
nationally known horllculturnllnl
and la outstanding In her field ul
local Instruction rose, and del
phinium horticulture.
The afternoon Instructor, nan
Fenniniitou, explained Uie elements
of design and principles of art
which are Involved in flower ar
ranging. "Modern flower arrangements
differ from the traditional Kith
their distinctiveness, plan of de
sign, color harmonica, good propor
tions, seal and application of the
principlea of art," tho instructor
aald.
Miss Prnniugtoi), foremost color
1st, consistently conducts clean-
In color and has taught In both
Beauts and Portland,
Both Instructors were on the
agenda again today Mra. Hale
Instructing In the horticulture of
IrulU and vegetables: Mils Pen
nington on flower arrangement
with concentration on the color
a p 0 c I, vmphulalng analogous
harmonlea. One Illustrated her
talka with aeveral arrangement
employing native rocks and flow
ers. Wednesday written examinations
will be taken by garden club mem
bers who are studying for a na
tionally accredited Judgeship.
lie presented at lh" hrinliig fur
lllllll nppinviil,
Hliould llio lenlliiiuny ul 11 ir hem
lug npprur lo be liivnnilile tu the
iniiikeiliig order, nunilimllonn lor a
lion nl nl illlorlo.n will be Hindi'
mill n Uulo set liir li rclcrcndiiin
vole. I''iu 1 1 it-in will elect Urn lion Ml
ul dlieclou when casting tht-lr
villa un I lie iclercmluiu.
II, when Hie vote uie cuiinli'd
anil llio marketing older accepted,
tho IMIclnke-MiuilucI piitulo grow
ing uieoK already have Hie ma.
i.luneiv set up lo Join with Hie
Klnmnth Uri chutes district lu
launch a 3i.ul iidvcitlnm pro
innlluu jil o i inn lor the I Hit polulo
crop.
Firemen Control
Woodshed Blaze
vt,tmt. ri-fim k liiiriilnir wood-
ihcd Ul the rear i)( H34 I'lcuwinl
Hlrcet III up Uie hills In tho north
end ul town last night, uclnic
being controlled by llio city fire
men.
Tun shed owned by Mra. oeorgc
Atiiif.ruoi whh a loinl lor.n. but ad
jacent homes and buildings were
saved by llreinrn. cnuse. oi uie lire
la not known.
A 4-11 livestock Judging day will
In- held Wednesday, June 30 at the
li.li M oundj Irum 10:00 am, lo
3:00 p.m. according lo Francis
filtlnncr, county extension agent.
Any livestock club member Inter
loped In learning more about Judg
ing llvonlock may attend. Each
club member must bring hta uwn
lunch.
Instruction and experience In
Induing sheep, hogs, and beef will
be ullercd. To be a good Judge of
livestock should be the ambltiun of
every i-ll livestock club member.
Livestock Judging la the basis of
nil anlinnl husbandry. The outward
appearance of an animal usually
vivas a good Idea of Its value as a
breeder of feeder. Willi In Judging
It acquired through Instruction and
experience. Livestock Judging call'
not be learned In a short time,
i'erhaps no busmen relies so much
upon eye Judgment as dues the
livestock Industry. Judging is
sound reasoning.
Elderly Man Dies
In Hot-el Room
tvcrelt Ellon Peck, 70, was
found dead In his room In a local
hotel shortly bcloro 10 p.m. Mon
day night.
Investigating olficcra reported he
had been eating some cereal In
his room when he apparently auf
lercd a stroke. The aged man had
not been seen outside hln room
since early Hunduy evening, the
hole! mnnuger staled.
The body was removed to Ward's
Klamath Funeral Home.
Kiwanis Gives Scholarships
The Klamath Falls Klwanls Club
this week announced lis contribu
tion of 300 for scholarship assis
tance to Klamath Falls students
wishing to enroll at Oregon Tech
nical Jiulltuto. Decision as to the
basis of award and selection of re
cipients, wan a responsibility of
the Club's Youth Committee, head
ed by Eric Carlson, and represen
tatives of llio Institute.
W. D. Purvlne, director of Oregon
Tech, today announced the Joint de
cision lo establish two I1&0 grants
for the 1VM-109& school year which
were awarded to Donald c. Klce,
a member of this year's class at
KUH8, son of Mr. and Mrs. Os
mund C. Rice, 124 N. Laguna, and
to Keith V. Joslcn, also member
of the June class at KUHS, un of
Mr, and Mra, Fred L. Joslen, 111
Alandale. Each of the boys has en
rolled In an automotive technology
training program at the Institute,
and will be numbered among the
freshman class entering Oregon
Tech on September 13.
Membership of the Youth Com
mittee Included Mr, Carlson, Chair
man, Frank Drew, Homer Ellis,
Cecil Fitzgerald, Fred Hoaglund.
TU! HMf
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FOR CHI
I ASPIRIN FOR
CHIIDMN
Bert Igl, Norman Jones. Jack Mur
phy, Jamea Pinnlger, Vern Schorl-
gen, Ron Van Orman, Oeorgo War-
dell, Robert Ballard, and Kiwnnls
president, John van Daren.
Tnis brings to a total of !lve the
number of new scholarship awards
tAjy hnflim, ml, comfort ond hwialit
midif plnoMnt surroundingi. Gwplllv
Fumtahad SMwpInQ and Howkcfping
Cabin, wHfc all modern IrKlMitt.
HT HIMISAl and MUD lTH
ttt Utmml), ArtSrDU, NlllillK,
IckjtlM, Narmrwu
CAIIOM (10X101 VAfOS liTMl
An Wint w Imm, SIk, Skin Ima
Shl Mkjk and U llud Prttwn
"Ynvr HMllh H Our bulinBu"
far Imwilliin and rnfnnnnlktn Addnm
Insaann SrUMKl leflnf, l. I, Aihlnnd,
ainesn m Pnnnn Unf Dhtenc,
fir. Hnrmon Wcxlei, D"Klor
Chimproctlc Physician
made this year for student wist
lng to train at Oregon Tech. Per
sonnel of the institute is oontlnu-
Ing Its efforts to obtain additional
lunds for scholarship aiuuatanear
slnco there are many applicants
yet on llio waiting list.
Friendly
Helpfulness
To Irv
Crowd and Pun
Ward's Klamath
Funeral Home
Morguorito M. Wore)
- ond Son
92S High Phono 3)M
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title advances In acoustical da
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efficiency la on aid Industry,
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