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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 18, 1960)
0 HERALD AND NTWS. KbnuMi Falls. Ore Mniul.tv. April in. linn ' P40K FA'R Pioneer To Be Honored During Founding Rites IJy RITH KINO I Merrill Presbyterian Church, thej Six mules, driven by her fath- llev. Louis M. Anderson, lo or-' er w ilh a jerk line, and hitched j;aiiize a Ladies Aid Society, to a wide-track, wide-tired cov- Present were Mrs. Anderson, uho ered wagon brought Winnilred was named president o( the fleilj J?run Ollield of Merrill to the. ling ore.ani.aliun. Mrs. "Lc.ilv'' Klamath country 7ti years auo Van Hrimmer. vice president this spring by way of the Devil's Mrs Dave Barrows, who accept Klbow over the mountains from ed the oil ice of secretary, and Ashland. She was not quite 4 Mrs. Ollield. who aurced to han years old. idle the money, if and when anv The route up the canyon was was made, sleep and rocky. The wacon con-. Thc .,(jl,s wefe s(,nrH t..)kl. tamed ine lamiiy s Iiousenoici ai-,alu miu,e ,h(,v M made I tides incuicliiiR a cook stove aim p.,m , ,..,1,,, mom,v u.p the memorv ol that ride that look tle church " s days still lingers clearly with .,.hs (ht,y (h( ;m( dn n Winnilred Ollield. lhl, oartv days tliev had really Her parents. K M C. and Bar- )jR h;;tH,.s ' . jlslon , "' - ' ""House where Lake and later in LaiiKcIl Valley mm, ami u was uiuie in a k,nlllu 'Voi-ked sclioolliouse inat mnniiren Brown, pupil, met her future hus band, George W. Offield, teach er ' Annual 4-H Spring Fair Slated To Open April 2 ' nr.; the (ail includes Mrs licnlsrrs ol Altamont. Mrs niaiuion ol llenlev and Mr t'lurlcs C'ii:inini;ham of Men ill Mrs. Taylor llish of I'oe Val I.indley Heights, dollar dm-, Heights. Mrs. Wes Dearborn. Bo-'10 el' PICil APr" " exhibit w and Mrs Glenn Kundcnhcreor ,u'r- Ml s ' ' l!W- Alia- tit n..nl.v .-,1.,-h iiiiii...i ,.f ii, moot; suldenne.. Merle .lackson. t)ther committee iltairmcn m i The 4-H Spi n!:; Fair, one ol Hm annual opioiiumtics lor Khun ath County 4 II members lo dis play and dcn-i-iMrate their ta! em bctore p.-rents and public opens at the lairrounds ibuiUliti April 21 it win close Saturday evening sivle revur iiimmitti-e ihIi.t with a combined talent and st le members aie Mrs. lioberl Ken-'h'- nciiv of rvtorson. Mrs. William j Home economics is the major Kun ol Shasta and Mrs. Irvin theme of the sprini; lair, con- luluison ol Merrill, trasted with the all show when M,s ,,,, Slhuh is m aiicunui.o piooucis aim n- 0I the talent show. sliH'k are leatured. I'ontests will be held in a wide variety of classes, iochidinp henv inline, sen mi!, baking, dinner 'preparation. clothing jtidgin foods judging and even soldering, ing. Kxhibits are being prepared b) youngsters now m (our classes: Clothing, foods, knitting and clec- K..moud Tice. Shasta, cake baking. Manning. Henley. Mrs '' Mis. Bell lobh. Blv. fruit, llenlev; londs Bread baking. Mrs. Bay liill- Mrs. Chester Owens, 'Out on Bail William James, 17, Warden, so rusi-d nf ns-aull andiatlerv on Naltet";a iasojno station attendant, was judging, released from jail Kriday after Lmdley iwsling Sinn bail. Ho is scheduled ,. Altamiint. dcnioiiMrations. Mrs. Scoring, Mr. and Mis. Gene Paul BrcithauiH. Henley. Mrs. Al- Merrill. Shasta: poster, John bert Stone, llenliv. Mrs. Glenn Heyden. Altamont. and cunccs lluiinicull. Merrill. sum stand, Mrs. ttilber Book. Al- I'luihing judging, Mrs. 0 o n lamont. The state motto of Michigan is: If you seek a pleasant peninsula, look above von.' Contest nung. Mrs ; Mrs'. All,,-, sewing. Mi ii.iirmen are II e m Iv P Kvans. Stearic. Stone. Henley; ool - John 'lavlor, llen- multin baking. People Read SPOT ADS you ore J. Henry Hclscr & Co. Invitmr-nt Mno., r.uhl-ihprt 132 oo.cet in Pnncpal Well Com Coiei. Ernest Bussey 2S36 Vim Ave TU 4-5041 Klamath Falls FINANCIAL (pmcs eg Wbid cfxuiaLIs'A JjLv'mq 9)iAUAtfJiat John H. Houston SERVICE SINCE 19J! MRS. GEORGE W. OFFIELD Hebekah Lodge, served as secre- Free Booklet Available the Hon Kranklin s localcd. 1 "I lev iur months on "lancv work," used prized old nvipcs to win nistomers at cooked iood sales, and made money to help , :,! ;,, ,U f.,11 l"K '-"l"1-11 HIUI 1(41-. IR9R and the bridegroom ouk' J h h his bride to Merrill where they, niade their first home, because sc.vt,( of a shortage of living accommo- ' ' .. ... . . j .7, , . , ,, . ,, . Mrs. Olfield has served in ofli dalions, in Ihe old store that had . . , U.n n;nv.H from Ihe bill,, low,, s lha"s 01 B"'P of Gale nearby to the site of .hcf s 'o nlinps She was sec-1 A bnoLlcl n,-s, Vi, sl N'a,in:,l Hank. Me,- lcli" ,l,c Slh"01 fo'' Forest Card ril Branch. They lived lor a time ' -Neals' i . . j ,i, . She is a member of the Merrill on a laocn jusi uiusiuv uic iuii, then traded that for their present I ...I -l(f:ia I...? ,.nn. Hicmm cii.vi fcu.iift tni'Miii mi uiciesi i;isirici cuiice. lUHim JO.I chairs. Hie K)sl otlice. terving for many years. Fifty two " " , "al,sor ";,m" r,m' M !0!a '" years ago, with three other worn-d'cn and has hcl"ed ralsc sev-iiiig has been recuving numerous vest with sriccial approval. eiai wi m-i k' ciiiuciuhii t-n. inouiiies concerning tnc rules, iici On Wednesday. April 20. Mrs. had this to sav: I Offield will be honored al the! -Galhering (lowers and shrubs A,X rtm XOTIIING ."i2nd anniversary observance of in national Inrests in our vicinhyj LONDON' IPi Police the founding of (he Ladies Aid of is one of Ihe pleasures and Uses Stanley Horrocks. writin ii Ihe Merrill Presbyterian Church, of national forest land available jay i ne anniversary onservonce is 'to people. r-nmiil-iined lied "The National Tlrn' as well as seeds " enumerating loricollected .unwhcre. wild plant lovers, shrubs, flowers! Those who want lo and trees that are fur the taking plants for scicntilic purposes or in national forest lands, is avail- in bulk lor public use must oh- tricily. Ihe county's wide 4-H i membership includes a club ol boys who are learning Ihe lunda menials nf a stitch and a patch. the Bachelor Sewers. One brave 4-H lad is learning lo knit. Scholarships to Ihe 4-H summer school al Corvallis in June and ilo Ihe 4-H summer camp at Cres cent Lake in July are ollered hop winners by Ihe Klamath jcounty Fair Board. Additionally. Isome 4-11 members will win part nav he ' llioir expenses to Ihe stale (air in Salem next September, harvest' Climax of the three-day fair will be the talent and style show, to begin at 7:.'!0 p.m. Saturday tinued to live for 58 years. Her husband became mayor, en. she met one day in April in the home of the paslor of the injlice. Fach costs at least s.Y The pamphlet also includes ; hal lo winners in all contests and ex hibitions. The general committee arrang- foresters Slate Meet :to lie jlors. 4 Charles Glidden. Klamath Falls, ehurches held in Ihe church par-! "These forest gardens offer; Hours will be from 2 lojmanv varieties of Irces. flower- NO I'ltlK.ltK.SS BALTIMORE iP Several years ago. a slat ion w agon seen around town was labeled on the door. Aintgotnolarm." There's a new issue of the Police lieview. lc " I to-" inp tor promotion examinations ho hnivimp : liniprn:iil hiler tin- p.m. Women of Presbyterian ing plants and shruhs. i:ndn.h(,,, occasional hand trem- Klamalli mullipleuse management, provi- developed sties in his eves. dont.' of Merrill rhau-man of Ihe Shasta-Cascade rails. Malm, lulelake and Mt sions Society of American Foresters, i'-aki and friends of the Olfieldj will atlend the annual meeling'family are invited. of the SAF's Columbia River Scc-i M". Offield, Mrs. W. F. Jin- lion in Rosebuie April 22 and nolle. Mrs. Vernon Haskms and serve jl I Mrs. Miles Moore will pour. Several other local foresters in- M''s- Frank Hunnicutl, a daugh dicaled thev nlanned lo attend.:'". Mrs. Warren Fruits and Mrs. Dr. Orlo m". Brees, National As- Wilbui' Haskins have made the. natural areas and never within socialion of Manufacturers west-jai'tangcmenls. I yatds of any road or Irail. ern states representative, will be! There will be music by mem- Berries, especially hucklcber featured speaker. neI'-s f ''le choir. Iries and blackberries, and mush- Theme of Ihe meeling is "For-i " will be a day to be remcm-: rooms are popular ilems and lo cslry Today and Tomorrow." ibcred. leal lorcsts have plenty of them. The Northwest's fill tire where SAF members are concerned will be discussed. Foresters also will discuss pro moting timber plantings on privately-owned forest lands. Speci fically, they will consult w ft h "economic experts and oulline cost of such a program through the growth cycle. nave neen made tor per- , a ,,.: u: i,u,.i. ....a ,.a sonal gathering of native plants p Hlth hloodshot eves iwring in forest service land." 0V(1, i;W 1)0(lks (ol. 3(H, h(Hlre Wildplant fanciers should oh-: B(.sj(cS, Horrocks said, he some simple rules, i nev nlmi-n.i i must gather plants only for per- sonal use. They may do so only outside designated recreation and Now... more people can enjoy Access Road To Be Built Cnnsliuclionnfa 28-mile slrelch of timber access road near Keno is expected to gel un derway by June 1, weather per mitting. So announced the Bureau of Land Management which controls vast timber stands in the area Bids or construction will be opened April IS. When the road is done a trad of timber extending from Dead Indian Boad in north western Klamath County south east to Highway fW will be avail able for harvest. GEARED FOR IIORSEPOW'En NEW' YORK i LTD An 1891 Peugeot is Ihe oldest car that runs or. display today at the fourth In ternational Automobile Show in the New York Coliseum. Its owner, William Pollock of Poltslown. Pa., still occasional ly drives thc B!l-year-old auto and If its two-cylinder gasoline en pine conks out, he can insert shalts in special holes in the car to hitch up a horse. A POWER MOWER EVEN THE MOST "WOMANLY" WOMAN CAN START EASILY! 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