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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 11, 1963)
RECOGNIZE TOGO WASHINGTON (UPI) - The United States has recognized the government of Togo. The State Department said Thursday the United States be lieves elections and adoption of a new constitution in May plus assurances that the new govern ment of President Nicholas Gru niuky would honor international obligations constituted "a basic democratic rule in Togo." STARTED IT WASHINGTON (UPD- pock etful of cocoa beans smuggled into what is now Ghana from the Spanish island of Fernando Poo off tlie west coast of Africa gave rise to the West African cocoa industry which today produces a third of the world's chocolate, says the National Geographic So ciety. RUHR JIERALD AND NEWS, Klamalh Falls, OreRon Tuesday, June II, l.1 PAGE 11 FARM LOANS The PRUDENTIAL Way NEW 50 year amortization plan with more liberal appraisals and lower annual pay ments on farms or ranches with gravity, sprink ler or well irrigation in Klamath, Lake, Modoc and Siskiyou Counties. 5'j interest. Very prompt service. No appraisal fee. BARNHSSEL AGENCY 112 So. 8th St. Ph. TU 2-3461 FARMERS...;. You're Invited To Participate in Our Fertilizer Evaluation Survey Tissue Testing Program Just Bring In Samples Of Your BARLEY, WHEAT or OATS No Cost - No Obligation WHY To get an indication of the effectiveness of fer tilizer programs in the Klamath Basin. The aim is to help you to grow more profitable crops. HOW If you haven't received. Instruction! in the moil, call ui at any of our 3 locations and wt will providt sompla bogt and direction!. WHEN KLAMATH FALLS: All doy W.J. I '1,1 Thon. noon, Jun. 12 t 13. MALIN t TULELAKE: At Tul.lok. Thurf. afrimofm end oil do, Fri., June 13 & 14. GREEN TOUCH SERVICE SPONSORED BY BREA'S 'Green Touch" Service Malin 723-2947 Tulelake (67-2251 Klamath Falls TU 4-7746 Simplof Soilbuilders "Klamath Basin's Oldest Fertilizer Firm" 29 Perform At Modoc Horse Show ALTURAS Twenty nine young buckaroos between t h c ayes of 8 and 12 years old rode hard and fast Thursday evening for the 15th annual Modoc Coun ty Sheriff's Posse Horse Show at the Junior Livestock Show. Davis Creek cowboy, Mark Burrcll, won the silver spurs and top honors with the high score'in the overall events. Close behind Burrell and tied for second place were Glenn Jobe of Alturas and Ricky Stev enson of Cedarville. Third and fourth honors in the overall score went to Linda Vermillion of Ce darville and Gary Bradley of Tu lelake. Class results were: Western pleasure Mark Bur rell; Glenn Jobe: Linda Vermil lion; Pearce Flournoy, Jay Young er. Trail horse event Karen Ste phenson; Rebecca Stephenson: Linda Vermillion; Ricky Steven son: Glenn Jobe. Musical tire Linda Vermillion; Ricky Stevenson; Mark Burrcll; Barbara Stephens; Linda Floyd. Speed and handiness Diana Badley. 15.5 sec; Gary Brad ley: 15.6; Glenn Jobe. 17.6: Jay Younger, 17.7; Mark Burrell. 18.5. Cloverleaf barrel race Mark Burrell. 20.3 sec: Diana Bradley, 20.5: Rebecca Stephenson. 21; Kimber Tutor, 21.4; Glenn Jobe. 21.7. Bridle horse event Ricky Ste venson: Jay Younger: Mark Bur rell; Karen Stephenson: Pa m Monson. Tunnel barrel race Linda Ver million. 21.8 sec; Glenn Jobe. 22.3; Ricky Stevenson, 28.5; Mark Burrell, 30.5; Karen Burrell, 31.9. Keyhole race Gary Bradley, 11.8; Glenn Jobe, 9 5 sec: Ricky Stevenson. 99: Karen Burrcll. 10.3; Mark Burrell, 11.7. REMEMBER! when it comes to a truck, tee Bob or Juck Trucks are their business! JUCKELAND MOTORS, Inc. Your Intornational Dtoltr 11th & Klam. Ph. 2-2581 VALLEY PUMP AND EQUIPMENT CO. COMPLETE PUMPING SERVICE ALL MAKES REPAIRED CALL TU 4-9776 Now at Mirrlll-Loktvitw Jet. Nt to John Daire tim i GETS SILVER SPURS Junior horse show winner Mark Burrell of Davis Creak receives the silver spurs as all around winner of the Modoc County Sheriff's Poise Junior Horse Show from Jan Christensen, Likely. I" CUTE BUT DEADLY Perhaps he's cute, but he is mighty destructive to crops and irrigation ditches. This ground squirrel and his kind are causing Considerable damage to crops in the Klamath Basin, according to Harold Schieferstein, County Weed and Rodent Control super visor. County Agent Photo Basin Ranchers Face Rodent Problem Again 4-H NEWS ROCK1.V 4SERS . Tulelake Mardita Jamison and Linda Ol son gave an interesting demon stration, titled "Know Your Ma terial," at the last meeting of the Rockin' Wcrs 4-H Club. The meeting was called to or der at 8 p.m., June 3, at Marion I'almer's home by Marc Olson, president. We talked about mak ing trash cans out of gasoline barrels for our community proj- Oft. We arc going to paint them green and put the club insignia on them. After the rest of tile club meet ing was over, Mary and Tom Palmer had a good game for us to play. We had cookies and punch for refreshments and then vent home. Ron DcShon. News Re)Hirter Get to the ROOT... OF TOUGH WEED PROBLEMS With CYTROL Canada Thistle Quack Gran White Top Milkweed Redroot Cattails and many other deep-rooted perrenials. If you have a difficult weed problem, coma in and discuit it with our highly qualified chemical men. "For Your Every Farm Need, It's" PACIFIC SUPPLY COOP Klamath Falls, Ore. & Tulelake, Calif. 2-4456 or 2-4555 667-5416 KILLS kill SIGN TRAI1K PACT TOKYO UPI Russia and India have signed a long-term trade agreement doubling the present trade volume. Radio Mos cow said Monday night in a broadcast monitored here. Ford Trucks Last Longer an tha FARM Sm yur Farm Truck HJqurttr BALSIGER MOTOR CO. M.i l. Mi. TU 4-mi SMS SUPPLIES ALUMINUM IRRIGATION SYPHON TUBES each 78c each 9IC each $ U2 each $ 7.12 each $ each $10.95 IRRIGATION DAMS CANVAS 6'x8' CANVAS DAM... $4.50 9'x12' CANVAS DAM... S9.50 9x14' CANYAS DAM... SI 0.80 NYLON 6'x8' NYLON DAM... $6.95 7x12' NYLON DAM... $11.95 9'x12' NYLON DAM...S14.95 9'x14' NYLON DAM... $17.63 Also Both NYLON & CANVAS in BULK Cut to Your Six Irrigation Boot & Shovels All Irrigation NeedsHere "Your Farm Shopping Center" RANCH WHOLESALE By WILBUR KKII. Farmers and land owners in the Klamath Basin arc again faced with a rodent problem. Almost every year the ground squirrels become a problem in several areas Harold Schieferstein. coun ty weed and rodent control su pervisor, reports that tin? ground squirrels arc causing se rious damage lo many of the crops in die area. The squirrel feeds on grasses as well as on the ma tttre grains and seeds. Early in the season upon first emerging from hibernation they will feed on any food available but they soon change their diet to green grass, grain shoots and alfalfa planls. In May and June their diet again changes to grain ker nels as well as the grasses. Dur ing this time poisoning is most ellcctivc. CVop losses can be very high and in some cases fields can be completely lost because of dam age. One squirrel in a season Willi eat the same amount of loon that a i cow consumes in a day. Certain! fields here have losses of at least one-half of the crop per year. Ground squirrels can be con trolled by poisoning. Whole oats Ireated with a special formula us ing strychnine as the poisoning agent has been used effectively Tests Asked If Oregon cattlemen want their rattle to move into the state of Washinglon more freely Oregon uill have to reactivate the test ing for brucellosis of all eligible cattle going hack to the farm or Iced lots from auction yards. This was emphasized at a recent meeting at liellingham, Wash., of state-federal regulatory personnel of Oregon and Washington and representatives of the cattlemen's associations of both stales. At prevnt Oregon cattle enter ing Washington are required to have been tested for brucellosis w ithin the last 30 days before en try. To meet the stringent require ments for testing that Washington has imposed upon her own cattle and eliminate the testing now re quired of Oregon cattle going Into Washington. Oregon will have to step-up its brucellosis eradication program and have a more com plete record on individual herds. for many years. Used properly the bait is not only effective but safe for use around domestic animals. Schieferstein points out that a teaspoon of the bait scattered on i one side of the burrow is suf-1 ficient for each hole. The best results are obtained when the bait is not inserted in die burrow it self, as squirrels won't stop w hen emerging from the burrow. Bait should never be put in piles be cause it is wasteful as well as dangerous to livestock. ; Poultry, pheasants and quail can tolerate relatively large doses of strychnine, and they often refuse lo take more than a few kernels of the bait. However, ducks, geese and doves are very susceptible lo the bait and exlremc care is need ed where these birds range. Poisoned bait prepared by the county agent's office is available at several feed stores through out the county as well as at the extension office localcd on the sec-t ond floor of the Post Office Huikl-inq. QUACK grass Wo ftjaturt) tht) FARMERS and RANCHERS Special Blanket liability Policy see BOB JONES at SOUTHERN OREGON INSURANCE AGENCY 119 So. 6th TU 2-4671 Strong Capitol Stock frotttiit si! 8 "Yeu think your toil il tough! I ho to sow my u.di with shotgun!" We still have NEW WINROWERS but they are going fast! Come in now for your HAYING NEEDS. We have a big selection of USED TWINE BALERS and 1 Used Wire Baler Klamath Tractor & Implement Co. 5616 So. 6th (jfrgft) Ph. 2-5S25 Sv' ffjnffjf After the Sola Canada Thistle, White Top CYTROL Amitrok-T, the new liquid formulation based on Amino TriazoU, does an outstanding control job on these three weed pests and other weeds and grasses Quack grass fs the Number 1 weed pest in the Klamath Basfn. And -CYTROL Amitrole-T is the Number 1 quack grass killer recommended by authorities. It has consistently given effective control where other materials have failed. CYTROL sprayed on the foliage gets into quack grass and other tough perennials through the leaves and moves throughout the entire plant, down to the deepest roots. That's why it kills leaves, stems, roots and all. It licks the toughest weed problems because it produces thoroughly dead weeds-does not merely suppress-and thus prevents re-growth, Contact your herbicide supplier for CYTROL and for usage leaflet containing full instructions for application. American Cyanamid Company, Agricultural Division, Los Angeles 64 Oakland 12 Portland 8. Amino Triaiole Weedklller-the powder formuUtion-Ii also effective for control of these weeds. Tht Inbtl itutruetiont eri Cyanamid product, end en product cmUtadnff Cyan' amid ingrtditntf, ore lh remit of ytart of rottarch and havt boon accepted by Federal andor Stat Government: Alwayi read tht label and earuy follow their direction or us. 0 CrIWUMJD CYANAMD Binvn TFK MAN WHO UAKIl A BVtlNIlt Of ACKICVLTVKS CYTROL LIQUID WEEDKILLER AERO-CYNATE... For Killing Those Growing Weeds in Seeded Onions uia AERO-CYNATE weed killer. For technical in formation on our Sure Hit Weed Killers, tee us . . "For Your Every Farm Need, It's" PACIFIC SUPPLY COOP Klamoth Falls, Ore. 2-4456 or 2-4SSS Tulelake, Calif. 667-5416 1 For Sales and Service On- Cytrol Liquid Weed Killer See Ev, Ed or Nona OREGON AG CHEMICALS Your Spray Center TulilaVt T..!ll,. K. Fall S67.J220 I UICIUIIC TU 4-6075 Merrill-Lokcview Junction TU 2-5548
