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PAGE 2 A HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORFCOM SUNDAY. MAY 31. 1959 Three Farmers Plant Lands In Soil Conservation Tests ETNA On of the major oroj-l All of these seedinfs will b ecu of the Soil Conservation Serv- watched and compared with prov ica since its formation in 1937 has I en species which have been plant- been to develop better range and pasture grasses. When a grass has been develo- oped or improved to stand and produce under certain climatic and soil conditions, it is tried out on land of cooperators with the Soil Conservation districts. Three such seeding! have been tried this spring in the Siskiyou Sou Conservation District. Bill Dudley planted 10 acres dry land Siberian wheal grass in Noyes Valley. Mike Cross planted five acres dryland Siberian wheatgrass In Hamlin Gulch. Dave LaFever. ilanted five acres to mixture of ater orchard grass and Pilgrim clover. This will be used as irri gated pasture. Doors Open 12:45 p.m. NOW SHOWING! GREGORY PECK IN THt VCAR'S MOST REVEALING HUMAN DOCUMENT! I . T7" am Today's Faerure f Wf XT ATTRACTION ed adjacent to them. More of the trials will be started next year If the new species prove out over 3 period of years, ceoperators will be encouraged to raise the seed so it will be more available to those who want it. The seed for these trials was furnished by the Soil Conservation Materials Cenifr at Rleasanton California. This center and others like it in the West have been playing a large part in the testing, development and spreading of our improved grasses for range and pasture. SCOUT NEWS MONTAGUE The first official meeting of the newly formed Mon tague Cub Scout Pack was held in the multipurpose room of the Montague Elementary School re cently with 0. M. "Pick" Walters as master ot ceremonies. The meeting was opened with the formal presentation of colors with Edwin Kidwell and Gary Flip- pen as color bearers. The entire audience joined in the flag salute. Walters then introduced the den mothers of each of the three dens that compose the pack. They are Mrs. Virginia Churchill and Mrs Lillian Egeline. Den 1: Mrs. Myr tle Widner, Den 2: and Mrs. Ber tha Martin, Den 3. Assisting the den mothers with the scouting work are Explorer Scouts, Jack Elliott and Jim Widner. Walters Introduced Lonnie John son, field executive representative for Crater Lake Council of Boy Scouts. He also presented charter membership cards to the charte members of the pack. Johnson also presented the pack charter to Harold Cool, committeeman representing the Montague Parent Teachers Association, sponsors of the new Montague unit. Johnson gave a brief talk stress ing the importance of the work for the boys, and he also cited many of the difficulties he had encountered in various areas In trying to establish scout units, and how he overcame them. Harold Cool presented the boys with their first merit badges. Refreshments were served by mothers present, following the re tiring of the colors and singing of "America the Beautiful." Cub Scouts present were Tim- my Acnrd, Tommy Acord. Ste phen Churchill, Loyd Norman Crawford, August Dutra. Ronald Egeline, James Evans, Gary Flip pen, Mike Freitas. Erik Hansen, Tony Leroy Morton, Edwin Kid- well, Lloyd Henry Martin, Daniel John Paul, Elwln K.W.I Paul. Joe Schuler, Allen Tanner Jr., Carl Douglas Widner and those not present were Tommy Leedy, Johnny Hay Price and Pete Bray "DENNIS THE MENACE" '100H. PAL yOO SOT MS WRONG? I'M NOT INTERESTED IN iC&eo. JM INTERESTED W MONfK' BASIN BRIEFS r nuousi torn M-G-M presents Production TTTrTl Continue ' An ALBERT ZUGSMLTH memGnrotthe QlARTERAfW lit CINEMASCOPE flatting JULIE LONDON JOHN DREW BARRYMORE ANNA KASHFI DEAN JONES AGNES MOOREHEAD and NAT KING COLE D1V INTUflUY nni miinviii JACKIE COOGAN. CHARLES CHAPLIN. JR. BILLY DANIELS K THIS IS I 0m 1 THE 'TABOO I THEME'... yV-J . - at. I SWEETHEARTS I JT f X 1 VHO LOVt I f TV f J X I ACROSS f Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kelleson and family ol Bonanza, are her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vestal of Lake port, Californa, and their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ver non Baird and Debra of Del Rio, Texas. Home J. A. Barratt has re turned to his home at Bonanza alter visiting at Prineville with his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Knox, and (our daugh tcrs and his son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Barratt. Martie Dirk of Klamath rails is spending a few days in Bonanza with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ishmael Dick. Returned Mrs. Doug Williams and children have returned to their home at Milton-Freewater al- ler visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Davis of Langell Valley Spending several days at Hood R ver with his sister ana lamuy, are Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Puddy of Bonanza. Left Mrs. Enos Bland of Lan gell Valley left the first of the week for Visaiia, California, to be with her sister who is having ma Jor surgery on May 29. Vacation Mrs.' Christine Mc Cnrmlck has j-eturned to Bonanza after week at the Coast and up to Portland, visiting friends and enjoying short vacation. Meeting The Bonanza Womenn Club will meet at the Bonanza Library on June 2 at 2 p.m. New olficers will be in charge. Mem hers and fiicnds are invited to at tend. Jailed Bobby Dale Icenhowcr Is confined to the Lake County Jail following conviction on a charge of driving while his license was suspended. A justice court Jury re turned the verdict on May 21, and he received a sentence of 90 days in Jail and a fine of $300, plus court costs, from Justice of t h e Peace 0. C. Gibbs. Moving State Patrolman Nick Barry has received notice of trans fer to duty at Roseburg as of June IS. Taking his place in the traffic division at Lakeview will ha Don Woodruff, who has been in the Fish and Game Division of the State Police here. Replacing Wood ruff will be Floyd Chartier of Co- quille. Luncheon The Merrill Library Club will hold i Centennial lunch eon on Thursday, June 4. at 1 p.m. in the Merrill Recreation Hall. Kathleen Thompson will give a book review on "Call Me Mother." Tickets for tl may be purchased from Glenna Walker or Roma Walker. On Trip South Vonnie Glynn ol Tulelake spent this week visiting in Redwood City and Santa Cruz. Rerun From Idaho Mrs. Cora Young and Mrs. Margaret Olson ol Tulelake have returned from a trip to Rupert, Idaho. Mrs. Olson visited her son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Knight. US NX' ." ACROSS MOUNTAIN AND DESERT... A 6UN-CRASHIN9 ITORY Of RELENTLESS PURSUIT AND VIOLENT VENOEANCEt leaaaW Virginia Visitor Mrs. Katherine a f u it J rni I t m M I ev . TUT II til IfeJ J All I I I Its I miMio in COLOR I T WIN DAILY T.OO . M 5 if I AND JAKE WADE PCTOHCrVOC Feature Timet 8:05 & 10:30 2 Extra Short and Cartoon MossOf Hanover, Virginia. Is vis iting at the home of her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Gewin McCracken of Newell. Mrs. Moss attended the graduation of her grandson, Sonny McCracken from tulelake High bcnool. Former Residents Mr. and Mrs. Roy Easley. former Tulelake resi dents, now living at Simi. Califor nia, visited friends in the Basin last week. Attend Installation Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Allred of Las Vegas attended the installation of Sandra Haas, granddaughter of Mrs. All red, as worthy adviser of Rain bow Girls at Chiloquin last week Mrs. Allred will be remembered as the former Alice Haas, beauty snop owner at tulelake. She now has a beauty school at Las Vegas Others attending the installation were other grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Scott and Mrs. Elmer Scott of Tulelake. Sandra is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Haas of Fort Klamath. Memorial Weekend Visitors at the home of Mrs. Margaret Dahle of Tulelake were her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. John Samo and Kathy of Fairfield. Injured In Accident Charles Wiese of Tulelake was injured in a one-car accident last week near Mount Shasta and is recuperating in a Sacramento hospital. He suf fered a fractured vertabrae and will have lengthy hospital stay. His cousin and Mrs. Hackler, for mer Tulelake resident, took him south. Returns To School Bill Powell of Tulelake will return to his stu dies at Cal Poly this week after undergoing hospitalization in Klam ath Falls for several weeks. See Graduation Mrs. Lee Has- kins and children, accompanied by Mrs. Vellon Haskins and Claudia Almsworth. all of Merrill, attended the graduation of her nephew, Bill Hansom, in Culver, Oregon on May 18. Birthday Rodney Gilliland. son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gilliland of Merrill celebrated his eighth i birthday anniversary at his home on Wednesday afternoon with a party attended by 14 young school friends. Moved Mr. and Mrs. Bob Barry and son, Mike, completed their move from Merrill to Lakeview this week. Recovering Mrs. James Furnish of Dorris is recovering from ma jor surgery performed in the Klam ath Valley Hospital. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs George Wise of Dorris. Mr. and, Mrs. furnish make their home on the Mary Porterfield ranch, east of Dorris, where Furnish has been employed for the past several years. Montague The Shasta Valley Garden Club will meet on Wednes day. June J, at 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Henrietta Terwilliser in Little Shasta instead of June 5. There will be a musical program. Co-hostess will be Mrs. Larry Wal ters. New Pin Creek Kelly Creek School pupils went to Klamath Falls last week for a field day. 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