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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 31, 1960)
PAGE 10 A HERALD AXD NEWS. Klamath Falls. Ore. Thursday. March 31. 1060 Site Changed; Opening Set The grand opening at Baker's Landscape Nursery, fttoo Souih Sixth Street, Saturday and Sun flay, April 2 and 3, will intro duce a new business location for the firm to former and future cus tomers. Konncr home of the nurs cry was at 3616 South Sixth. Mr. and Mrs. Alan 'Lconai Ba ker, who took over the nuiMMy and landscaping business from Mr. and .Mrs. Al .yvbacK, owners of Flower Kair, have cslabh.-hed (heir nursery headquarters three acres of land in the south suburban area, pun ha.sed from William and Henry Won;. In addi tion to the nursery business, the family home has been built the property. A lii.tMXl-square-foot display area under lathe and an easily acces sible yard display area will con tain a wide variety of trees, shrubs, bedding plants and vege table garden plants in season. In announcing plans for I h c firm, Baker said eventually I he owners will oiler a complete gar den center including larm and garden equipment. Presently, the staff will offer landscaping and fpray services, will install lawn sprinklers, and plant lawns. Garden supplies, lilit tool, sect ie ides, sprays, fertilizers and new ideas in garden novelties are a ailable. Baker trained for his field with three years of study in landscape designing and horticulture at Cali fornia State Polytechnic al Po mona. Since then he ha.s had wide experience in the nursery busi ness at Santa Ana, Long Beach. Pasadena. La Canada, California, and in Klamath Kails. i 'Jjie present nursery staff eludes seven assislanis. ,v-T ,yu-tM f.ST-' It MR. AND MRS. ALAN BAKER Fire Season Opening Set Fire Extinguished Cily firemen put out a small hlae in a home occupied by Richard Pierce. !I2() Walnut Ave nue Wednesday morning. A stovepipe was ton close lo a wall, firemen said. A small hole burned in the wall. SAI.KM The 1WD turet fire sea son gets under way on April I and on (hat date (he various forest laws covering precautionary incas- ure.s within the finest areas and also the issuance of burning per mils become ef Icetive. accord inn to a statement issued by St alt forester I). L. Phipps. Burning permits will lie required for any slash disposal operations or debris burning within or near any forest land, the forester stat ed. He indicated that (he required permits ran be secured from the nearest stale forestry department headquarters or field station or Irom the nearest lorest service ollicial. All logging operations will be required to provide fools suitable for fighting forest fires, equip cer tain machinery with spark arrest ers, provide watchman service and carry out other protective meas ures as indicated by the inspec tors. "Koresl closures during period: )f low humidities will he eonducl ed on the same mmlilied regula tions as of lasl year,' Phipps said. "These closures will be made upon the basis ol tindings by the field men. It olten occurs, especially dining Hie early fire season, thai humidities can be low and the fire hazard will not justily closure on account of the high moisture con lent of the material on the lorest floor. Hence, the old regulation of humidity closures in western Oregon on Ihe .'10 per cent basis will not be in eltect." Phipps stated thai several of the protective organizations have al ready been called out on ires. In spite of recent moist conditions, the hazard can become very high in a short period of time, especial ly in open slash areas on open fern hillsides. A lew hours of sunshine can contribute to a very serious fern fire, he said. j Preview Seen Of Pelicana Pel it-ana is coming! Members of the Kt'HS Stript and Mike Guild and the sponsoring local Kxchange Club are trumpet ing that fact. The annual variety show was previewed recently by the Sorop timist club, the Business and Pro fessional Women organization and the Quota Club in the Pine Grove Room of Ihe Willard Hotel. They were high in praise of the more than 30 acts thai will he presented to the public April 8 at 7 p.m. and again at f) p.m. Performers are asked to he sure lo be present during dress rehear sals April 4 and 5. Two Dances Are Planned Promoter BaUly Eians has scheduled two dames lor local youth in the Klamath Auditorium Saturday and .Monday mshts. A rock 'n' roll group. IJenni.s Wayne and the Col-Lce-Jets, will appear Saturday. Kvans says he received many requests to invite them back alter previous appear ances. Wayne and his hand are trnm the XorthwtM. Wayne's most pop ular recordings were "Blind Dale" and "Cynthia. " "Little Willie" John, and Marv Johnson and "The I'psctters." a rhythm and blues assresation are slated !n appear Monday. The I'p selters formerly worked with John. John has had many hit record ings, including "Kever." "1, e I Them Talk." and "Talk to Me." Johnson's "I Love the Way You Love" and "You've (iol What It Takes." are currently rated among the nation's top .V) popular songs. Dancing both nights will be from !) p.m. until 1 a m. Prices lor Monday's program are higher. MARV JOHNSON 4-H NEWS (IROLNHIIOr. OARDKNKKS MKRRILL The Merrill Ground-! hog Gardeners met Friday. March 25. at the Merrill Recreation Hall.; President Myrene Cunningham I conducted the meeting. r Members answered roll call by j naming their lavorite movie star. Co-leader Mrs. Randall Pope set; up a seed identification contest. j There were 10 different kinds of! seeds. Bill Poe was winner. i Eugene -N'ewnham served re-, fre.shmenls. The meeting was ad-1 'journed. J Bill Poe. News Reporter Its " " i DENNIS WAYNE Jockey Howard (Irani had a phenomenal winning percentage of H at Pimlicn's fall meeting with l"i victories in 34 rides. ft! Df CORATED Office Space 145 Month . 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