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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 17, 1961)
Grand Jury Action Asked The Klamath County Grand Jury will consider forgery charges against at least two peo ple at its next session. Edward Daniels, 18, 547 Com mercial Street, was bound over to the grand jury Wednesday af ternoon after a preliminary hear ing in district court. Neva J. Biss Jackson. 21, 2314 South Sixth Street, waived preliminary hear ing and was also bound to the grand jury. The pair was jailed in lieu of $2,000 bail. Daniels, Mrs. Jackson and Gra dy V. Black, 18, 615 Cbmmercial Street, were charged with forgery Feb. 27 after they allegedly at tempted to cash a forged $45 at Herman's Menstore, 826 Main Street. ' . They'll Do It Every Time By immy Hatlo Meet perfessor ludwis d.minus-cvesjbmd eotoq ALL OAV AND DPEAM5 UP QUESTIONS LIKE THESE Vbu ALL SET? 2 rV"7T-- Nav-WATPCDTCTVi WOKAV.' HOWCUM IS SELLIN& FOR WHEN LAND WAS TUTl rfc AT W0R AN RVE $200 PER ACRE . f;IEJi iVSwX GRAND AN ACRE SCHOOLS WERE Jl, fij l.P-r THEV'RE BUILT . - I ' L Garden Club Announces ? Junior Poster Winners Friday, March 17, 19(il PAGE 7-A CHEMULT Mrs. Giant W. Da! Bear Tell Us." Winner was Den- mon. Cascade District Junior; 's uavra narsui oi me i-owcw hairman, has announced district winners in the junior poster and essay contest sponsored by the i Butte School, sponsored by the Powell Butte Garden Club. Essays for the Junior High Division seventh-ninth grades used Y B", . . """ 'he topic "Forests and Wildlife. ccn v,iuus. .c. i ,Winiu,,. was JoAnn Sandla u,e Essays for Division 1. fifth and from Madias Junior High School, sixth grades, employed the) sponsored by Jefferson County theme "What Does Sniokey the Garden Club. BtJUSTH 0TE WO .' U . pothto oommra muhoshs' joint disfositio". retort, i960 cuor smjo rm W5 crop jeason cokpuusons CUMUUTTTi TlOUJUB THUD Hr-H 10. 1911 00W1LED BI CREO0N-CUFOIUII POTATO OOKKITTil, P.O. BOX 768, REOCN0, ORMOH Ora-Callf. W.aMnttcn jdtfi.O, 0 V)i1 I9fr 1959 iii 19W 1 Bj Carrlari R.ll Truck Tottl 2. Br Gradaal U. 3. 1 U. 3. 2 D 3. Coa'l. Klxad Total - 3. By Varlatji Rada WMtaa Ruaaata MUad ToUl Cthar OutlaU 1. 3aJV 3anl.ul.CaU 1930 1959 . . (CUUfiTS . Ho. Colo, xm. z 400 ext.) 2953 5105 1902 3975 4807 2LU 7689 S34 9209 1.516 13725 8981 1U95 3079 21i3 76 87 23272 31928 26750 35642 1869? 25904 3666 4632 3290 7577 10867 9134 436 1297 3739 6320 1O059 8528 1531 210 5018 5228 3041 2187 304 3689 2494 J!ix 1960 1959 14492 13859 11202 gi 25o94 22084 I960 1959 10876 14077 7212 7827 18108 21904 14180 39W 7595 15108 2828 4748 18108 21527 377 ' Tottl 7 Araaa 62782 77091 43208 4W8 105990 118979 77546 92891 15089 16147 8968 483) 7357 87&5 liU6" 1372 26750 3504! 10807 l5559 5228 6l 25694 S2684 4387 5106 95 248 6864 7337 (64) 91 423 8268 8753 (67) 426 1473 10237 120? (58) 2. bnort. 3. Food Prociaitm3 4. Vofwrosdj, Starch tiraatoell Faad Total 812 1 440 TM, PI3P03TTIC1I (36) 11279 899 2 548 98 2824 4371 (33) 53 31 3767 1577 2993 8907 (42) inn "w, 553 1967 1120 13725 (69) 496 24 1426 360 3872 6178 (31) 199ri 234 611 404 1668 24974 31823 1138 152P 24750 35642 (41) (541) 7710 355 2802 7687 276 2096 1086? 10059 (75) (75) 1959 1906 1363 5223 (7S) 3358 1827 998 (71) 18438 6690 566 16464 5731 489 124 206 7 31465 20719 77 U 69 16 25o94 22SI4 (71) (73) : 5377 4817 18108 21904 105990 28862 28764 15979 20451 27055 32363 2129 1453 48933 56332 5 J420 18108 21954 105990 118979 (56) (55.) , (57) (620 Graze Group Election Held, Division 111 High School 10th 12th grades, "How Our Forests Serve Is." was won by Sandra Lee Muebius. Gilchrist High School. She was sponsored by Chemult Garden Club. Posters in Division 1 Kit Cor- .,. x. .! , , nisn- Blatk Bu,,c School of Camp rORT ROCK - North L a k elsh.rm sm.PH h TiMm,,! County Grazing Association nicm- Ganien c,ub 1)ivjsion Pcte bers held their annual meeting at Mill.,ln of Bl;u.k Butle Schoo, Fort Rock luesday. March H.ISponsorcd by Town and Country The group is composed of users (Jan).., cuh Diviinn m s,n, u of forest, service grazing lands. Lce Moebius. Gilchrist 11 i e h Histories of past use were School, sponsored by Chemult studied in connection with loca- Garden Club. ' lion of new slock water areas. Mrs Uamon reported that all All permittees in the desert fringe pos,,, and cssavs have b e e area of Deschutes National For- scnt lo the stilte chairman. Mrs. est haul stock water to cattle. Adolph Still, at Eagle Creek for Association .officers reelected i final competition .with winners were Richard Morehouse, presi dent; Richard Schaub, vice presi dent, and Mrs. Rube Long, sec retary, from other districts. The state has 17 districts. Club members are urged to "uiifi inula ptian-ia, essitya, ciuu R. C. Burgess, district mana- scrapbooks, adult horticulture es says ana any oilier tilings per taining to the spring district meeting April 15 al Gilchrist. 3068 -22 37889 (591) 5788 3282 30002 (46) 3622 (25( liii 3341 (25) 1778 (250 2494 2579 (29) 2796 2261 10M4 (29) 8016 (27) 1850 339 3229 2880 5803 14101 (44) 1726 703 3427 4650 7768 18274 (45) 8779 371 38912 8213 736 26136 10699 12273 22042 26003 8O803 73361 (430 (38) ger, Bureau of Land Manage ment, Lakeview, discussed re building of boundary fences be tween forest service and ULM muuuns win De awaraca. lands. A start was made laslg year on a section of fence de stroyed by the Aspen Butte fire. Representing Deschutes Forest were Ashley Poust, supervisor; Henry Tonseth, district ranger; Milton Griffith, grazing assistant, and Ted Schattcnkerk and Harry Little, range technicians, all of Bend. Easter Decorations and Easter Greeting Cards! 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The annual show and sale sponsored by the Oregon Aberdeen Angus Association. The sale will bring 50 regis tered bulls, 43 females and SO -commercial grade heifers to Klamath Falls. Twenty two consignors from Oregon and two from California, Carl Hammond. Scott Valley Ranch, Etna, and Brookhaven Ranch,- Cottonwood, have regis tered for the sale. Si Williams, Pendleton, will auc tion the animals. A no-liost dinner for cattlemen and their wives is planned for Friday night, March 24, at the Winema Hotel. Klamath County Cow Belles w ill serve lunch near the sales ring, the day of the sale. VOLCANO ERUPTS GUATEMALA (AP)-The erup tion of Pacaya Volcano, 16 miles southwest of this city, died down Monday and 1,000 refugees began to return to their homes in the area. The eruption which began three days ago with earth tremors and a flow of lava, killed many domestic animals.- CLIP AND REDEEM THIS COUPON NOW I 50 FREE GOLD BONO STAMPS LLOYD and LEE RICHFIELD Highway 97, North Good thru MARCH 31 . 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