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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 18, 1963)
POET'S CORNER MY VICTORY GARDEN Sim Aug. 18, 13 Page 4 I Dlanted a victory earrion jl wanted to do my shaie, And (eel I us helping my coun I trv 1S0 I planted and watched it with care. I planted a victory garden, ! And then watched to see it arnu T spent there much time and labor And many, many seeds did I sow. I spaded and raked and I watered, I weeded and watrhpH arli rlcr I And when at night had a back ache Wondered indeed did it pay. They'll Do It Every Time Bv Timmv Ha fin I l Ua. your accident story vas J ,aW-( i hv he s J he am- i 7 J J"iU1V JiaUO I frwisss. IP Yoo WAS ANTV A a"PLET& FABRICATION!.' ANO j I J0' P,FF,tlJWT JHAW US--H6 H The ADvAMTAise ) i " " M . , . . AeoK-,s rr ask,n&too A ouess I'm just not 5SJ3iR Ks.ut of a cSt r?, FiF J r MAXILLA S ( SEIP;TOl(AHSEKEEpR--i j h01"10 "BisiSV.JSig? 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And then I would do it some more. But alas, and alack trnuhlps ram Gophers, bugs of all kinds watched too This victory earrfen nf min And I thought what on earth shall i ao. So to total the gains and !he '.' losses One day I settled th srnri I had just one squash, no toma toes And of carrots scarcely a score. Oh yos 'twas a victory garden, I'm sure you would call it that! But instead of a victory fnr m. Twas a victory for the bugs, inai s a tact. Teresa McComb, Matin, Written During World War II. A HIDEAWAY OF BEAUTY (Psalms 122: 1: T n- they said unto me. let . 1.1. the house of the Lord.) I The sound of the old church bell rings oer the rolling hills, The grass flows green, as the bright sun climbs the heav ens blue, Laughter and hurrying footsteps eclio, as hellos and good will fills The air of Sunday morning, beau- tnui aay so free and true. IT A kind old soul with trembling juuisieps nurnes to the open door. Friendly faces smile a welcome as sue claims her usual place. A baby's cry or gurgle brings. raving glances from three or four. A saintly man brings the open ing prayer, with serious lips and shining face. Ill Love reigns supreme as a bur- aened soul, proclaims ths second birth. Of his forgiven soul and past sins now wasned away. Footsteps hurry home with thank- iui nearts, good will to earth, Hope lifts the fearful hearts, as they rest in the beauty of the day. IV A day of beauty, one to remem ber as days and years roll on, Sweet memories to go back to, W'hen disanDoinfmenls rnm Courage to send us forward, when we feel that hope is gone. Renewing of the spirit, as the noay .perishes, ere life is done. V Dear Holy Father make a way lor my footsteps to ever find, The path to the dear old house of love, joy, peace, and prayer. May I ever join the faces full of concern, so spiritually kind,. For it's a hideaway of beauty, from the rush and cares of the trying day. Mrs. Leon Lybrand THE UNINVOLVED It was the time for sowing as l sat beneath the trees. And laved my face in sunshine, And toweled it with the breeze. The days grew longer, and I watched A robin build her nest, And cradle nebules of the sky Beneath her tawny breast. The frogs and crickets lulled my ears With soothing summer sounds, And all of nature was atune With peaceful, sweet surround's. The highway teems with industry As Summer slips to Fall; And from my vantage point, I'm pleased To sit and watch it all! I have no harvest tn heslnu. I sowed no springtime seeds! No need to rouse and labor. Lo! My harvest is of weeds! Eleanor Harvey RECOGNIZES REBELS ALGIERS (fPK-The Algerian government announced Wednes day it has granted diplomatic recognition to an Angolan government-in-exile headed by Holden Roberto. Roberto, head of one rebel movement Irvine In uin Anemia' independence from Portugal, has set up headquarters in Leopold- vine, ine uwgo, where Algerian Premier Ahmed Ren Rolla ha. been sending him military aid.
