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Meet Another of Your Klamath Basin Grade "A" Producers
THE TED ALBERT FAMILY
OF LANGELL VALLEY
Amid the gnarled junipers that dot the rolling
hills of Longed Valley liei the Ted Albert Grade
"A" Dairy. The Alberts have been in the dairy
business "all our lives" and have been on a Grade
"A" Basis since 1949.
The herd consists of 35 head of priie Holsteinf
that graze on the 58 acre of lush hay and pas
ture land.
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An organization of Klamath Basin Dairymen
whose job if is to bring you the finest milk pos
sible . . . locally produced for local people!
At th right TuJ and ton Larry pose for tha
photographer. The smile on Ted's face was
caused by the outstanding production record
his cows have set during June Do try Month.
The Alberts have 4 children, Kenneth, 19,
Corral, 17, Lorry, IS ond Wilma, 8 and tw
foster children, Naomi, 14 and Pat, 16.
Mri. Albert, the farmer Peggy Harris, fs
member of one of the Basin's pioneer dairy
families. She Is president of the Lengell Val
ley Garden Club ond the Eottern Star. At
the right the female members of the Albert
family emphasiie the fact that a woman's
work Is never done. Carrol is busy mowinej
the lawn os Mrs. Albert ond Pot finish hang
fag the family wash.