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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 16, 1965)
Klamath Falls, 0 ~ .. [| - . | _ ce EA A g licenses ing that from. le _ NEWS, |HERALD several first re- had ess hristmas to find ating , “I dis- I& itleman- ALTURAS of 19,000 ause Klama Falls, ~~ Ore ‘Tuesday, Feb. 16 PAG 1965 h |Count estimated A — but jeows is great dange to a Lee Holliday ‘of Fairhaven tons of Modoc jshee and horses. It is known resulting from De-; that the moldy hay will cause and Scott Skinner, Henley were heav rains, abortion to pregnant shee and| among the more than 70 4-H loss “ remove NEWS AND Mod Cou Rep Two Atte {Hub 19,0 Ton H Lo Stat Mee ion, but lcember has caused Club members in Salem, Feb. horses of a pos- give the “‘heaves,”” ha shortag Pierce said that as long-as the 7 to attend the eight annual accordin to cattle have an adequat bal- Orego 4-H Conference. In ROLE OF LOBBYIST announcin the trip, 4- Tom Modoc the igby, County ance of goo Associ ha they won& tion, explain the role. of a te the legulativ eat too much of the mold hay. Leader Francis Skinner said the ‘Jagricultur commissioner. te yout process participatin i trip permitted the young dele- in 1965 Oregon 4-H Club White said that according to But the dang this Conference state on year is th hown, government at Salem. to state gates officials from questio Scott Klamath from Modoc lack of left, James Skinner, Falls; County goo ha to balance the _| Crook, Beaverton Rigby Jane Cox, and Lee ranches on a Klamath Falls. January survey, cattle diet caused by the loss during the perio they studied) North The confer- 75 per cent of the ranchers in of ha and poil-| state “Know theme ence was Your] the county have suffered ab- age. The nutritional value in | |normal hay losses ranging from |molded Government.” ha is practically nil. State -Gov. Mark Hatfield was&# |two tons to hig 450-ton losses White said. that’ at prese available also for questioning ee ae ee on some Surprise Valley ranch-| there little is -h for sale. in SADDLE TRAMPS|- An original skit given b the|talk on the evolution of ‘horse Each to MERRILL county is entitled PROJECT UNDERTAKEN The largest loss has been The Modoc’County Farm Bureau ha undertaken, as Modoc County-as ranchers are a es. The Merrill Saddle ‘Tram }, older Gueck. given b Ga recorded inthe southern 1965 promotional project, to install farm giris in the club is bureau member signs at the’entrance to pri- part not selling any due to the loss send two delegates Registration was at the Mar-| 4-H Club is Je by Bill Hill-and! for the future and will be given Jo McElfresh, of Surprise Valle where wat- vate roads of member ranchers. The back of the sig has a red and white stop on it fear of and shortag A to the year. Hotel Sunda ion News Durin the Irven Johnson this for safety. Pictured primary grades. from left to right, is Jack Tuteur, new. president of the er flooded stack yard up to held recentl at Sam Haley legislativ meeting was evening the bales. with second third Mrs. Callahan. Marie and Castro, alon presiden _burea past Ra the Merrill Recreation Hall. counsel, and State Rep Corne Animism is the beli that all White said that at the pre- Leader, Merry Mixers, at this meeting were! ius C. Bateson, Salem, traced Visitors sent time the possibl shortag thing have a spi Glenn Haskins and Mrs. the pat of a bill through the Mrs. {coul run 5,00 tons by spring JUNIOR A Kusler. HORSEMASTERS. legislature. turn out time. This of course, The home of Gary Gueck was The members’ discussed an On Monda delegate attend- depend on how quickly our eda committee hearin and upcomin box social for the the scene of a meetin of the| on comes. grazing spring feed Horsemasters that took CHICAGO (UPI) sessions of both House and Sen livestock clubs of Merrill, Ma- Junior Chicago lands. If the turn out date for Bonanza and Henley. A plac on Jan. 30 New uniforms. Gia stock yards once billed ate. House Speake F. F. Mont-| lin, stockmen is put off due to, ex- ALTURAS Jack Tuteur, as the greates session hotel for cattle followed with were discussed at this meeting Knot- Sen. Eugene an weather treme conditions, the Likely rancher, has been named) gomery, and hog centerpiec of two flags will celebrates its 100th shortag of hay would become as’ the new president of the President Harry. Boivin, Klam- the bowline and sli knot Ya e purchase for future meet- birthday this week. ath. Falls, explained roles of tied. acute, White stated. “It takes Modoc Fender Bureau: 3 Count Farm officers. Business is done differently The next meeting wili be held over 1,00 ‘tons: of ha a ‘The-new presiden has been presiding conference with Gov. Het- at the recreation hall on March| record books were hand- today, but the animals’ fate is to feed the Modoc County ani- a _ state delegat of the and a panel ‘discussion field, on still the mal and one week Bureau for the same. past two years| role of.Jobbyist at the leg The Susan Haskins, current celebration hon- INC, dela in sprin turn out of stock and is a three-year member of islature, were on the Monday ad- the ors Feb,, 15 186 the date the News Reporter. mean an to pasture would Board o Di-| 7th & Klemoth T 4-4134 afternoon Sam Mrs Illinois agenda ditional legislatur granted - -ha consumption of recto Johnson of Redmond member; GINGERBREAD GIRLS perpetual charter to Union| 8,00 to 9,00 tons of hay,” “h T office, Tuteur said of the State Board of Highe The Gingerbread Girls met|ti said. Stockyard and ‘Transit that the 196 membershi goa The normal Chicag had been as summer ha pro for Modoc Count i 415 He Education, spok at the Mon- at the home of: their ia ir on the im- Mrs. livestock a Dale Moore, on Feb. center. the Modoc County is said that in since duction reapportionmen and da nigh of banque affairs ed- 1850s when the first publi portance rail line| Mrs, Fairfield 150,00 to 165,00 tons of hay farm Doroth labor are two pressin connected it with the East and Roll the Mity Lew ranch in Eugen visitor to the meeting. a with a low 16,00 to 20,000 tons problem facing the Farm Bu-| lucation for youth Chief Justice William McAl- call canal had been du to Lake a what The next meeting of the Jun- answered was sold of the outside b county. reau bein throughout the state for| Hister on-the closin day, Tues-| members learned at the last}i Michigan. The Civil War next. It is estimated that 130,00 to He went on record as bein Horsemast will be held| Let Us Plan Your. cut off cattle raisers from im- day, discussed the role-of the: meeting. Feb..6°in n the covered are- 140,00 tons of hay is required] to reapportionmen be- branch of southern markets and While judicial government. at the fairgrounds The club portant to giv the’ 112,00 animal.units| waiting for the puddin Syste Now!. of the Joss of rep cause Before £our| will ask Mr. Skinner to show, the cattle went. instead to Chi- to cool that Jane Summerfield fed in Modoc County, during FRE ESTIMATES chosen by a and Susan were Wolfram the 125 day feedin season, ad- for the made, slides on how to kee perma- cago, of Cali-| young peopl areas ommittee to attend the Nation- members nutritional dicts. ‘S the Chicag Pork Packers| played a game - nefit reeords. equat fornia. “If reapportionmen hap- al 4-H Club Conference in Wash- Black Magic. Association . ‘The hay loss. is principally pens propos to .com- It was voted by members to could find sparsely we bine all the small markets. in ington, D. C., in April when al Diane Mathis’ adjourne the Biv a donation to the IFYE from 734. So 6th spoilag in the form of populate such 804-4197 areas as ours week of study of the federal ‘meetin the area into one large center} from the mold «whic occurs losin control of valuable nat-| progra A demonstration and will be made. rail lines and| handy to. -all abundance of moisture. over Polly Fairfield, ural such as water, |government resources, The Sears Roebuck Founda- News. Reporter packers. According to Cecil Pierce!to the populated in the tion support the state confer- farm adviser, cattle fed from|south,” he said. concern sible winter feed Modoc Count Cre Sc Bo in Loring White, lobo representi — th appreci- city ‘om at | one ‘eturn to for osal Plai i Hollid 4-H Activities + a. a of ance S coun- 10ve da at ba es” ted. b — planned| Repor abov Chicag F Select Yards , Birthda Mark J Tute — — bein da Farm populati ‘ald and John m da Ave- d in his a truck Colley, Green Pe t car {h aro me He & adj xen fal and Irrigati Special i n oppo ¢ ain for of way. ‘ailable. MILL BRO net Cou ‘aki ». n’s 18 also Pic $4990 in ° ) J | i J Smeasiupaninnuaeay atea family, the goril Of the ape Ja chimpanze gibbo angutan have no tails. e (UPI)— y | toda family&q - - MO the on Farm. it Headquarters tly: aft. as not Esp. 3 CO. MOTOR at Ph) 4-3121 TU annem’ [AUTO- pot J CSAs ————— Most all make of cars & trucks“available. Come in talk — it over! AAAut Leas In 928 Klomath 882-6810 Ph. ——=—= Jal. 2 home the at of Mrs. The Bus Bakers met at the Ruby Clark and Bar- home of their leader, Mrs. Her- Gehring were presen at shel Berry, She is assisted by Mrs: Millard Ward. Members| the meeting. Business meetings Mil el opene the meetin by singin Fletcher. bara’ ii oneé a- will meet month but each week VAQUEROS HORSE The meeting of second called to order by the Holli-| Each member told what he did at the fall fair. We will think about new uniforms. Su- sie Roberts gave a demonstra-| tion-on the different parts of al western. bridle, The club. ha $1 in its treas- some} jury and hope to buy books for the. members to use. Members filled out the goal the hope to complet for the a iv th bowl LOCKING twist APPROVED payments FOR if e — it! ASC properly © a AVAILABLE t limi WE OL coekit AND TED CASE 884-9855 Ph. when * PEERLES PUM P ENGINEERING HUNTER »* more WESTERN a th head of Brown, ne SOI Mar only to the hel ta part of her project, under the climate by Mrs, Porter Willis and Mrs. make it work, but that it must Vernon Newlun have ben vis- be ea effort, ‘itor at the meetings. Touchin on the matter of im- Martha Murphy, of fluid created it Reporter milk, port eo A State was he said milk production in the: times sufficient a all total needs of all han- with an traffic hour. for: patr and ho siren polic lights blinking, herded and VALLE PUM the AND fi ield. | SPOT — you are ADS now. EQUIPM COM Peopl Read ALL Now MAKES et CO. PUMPI SERV CALL REPAIRED Merrill-Lekeview Jet, — Naxt to TU 4.9776 John Osere STRU INC charge for excessive mo at the one expense com- of “TE MOTORS, Ine. Internatione! Deoler ‘Your Ph. 2-2581 ith & Klem. an- <&g Booking Telone NOW you as needed with Check our new system See Ev Paul . . . economy to supply prices. Spr Cent Tulelake, Calif, or Nona «+ IMPR CONDIT - SERV 8 or and Pene Wate AD CALCI an Sulp COR Alkalin Soil to JUCKELAND for Potat Roo Kno Nemato Th wae . business! their are a & SULPHUR.. wallpaper. with REMEMBER! exten permit of fees. heir or The leader the mem-|;; tons want them was spec: to work for the], Separ accountin bers make a shears case at intended ified in origina laws so that! purpose, Sawye said]! the last meeting Eac mem-| fees could be adjuste to cover: could, producer collectivel ber will make a shears case’ costs of service and to prevent this stabilization. tool and Murphy, reporter AD SO Do toe brok onto Repea Sough On Inspectio them coll cattle pasture fence cattl into a open PUMPS TUBING YOU A visitor at this meeting was Mrs, Andrew Sloan Jr. of Gil- christ. The members made cookies and muffins. The also made. drawer dividers and covered be|{ News stopping than Highwa cars, - KUNZE ALUMINUM 10 Mfreew 882-1321 _ bilization’ division, told Orego A state department of agri News Reporter. dairyme ‘recentl that collec-! culture propos for a bill” in Future project work includ Ore-} sliding trays for drawer di make tively they could the present session of - DAIRY SEW *N’ SEWS stabilization ers and covering them: A moth- a-w| gon milk ture The Dairy Sew ‘n Sews is sugge repea of laws| er& tea was planne for Feb. 9 wor of ihe einthe of inspectio organized| Speakin at the annual meet-| governi with the Valentine theme onions prunes and nuts t sewing club in Dairy, Ther ing of the Orego Dairymen’s are eight members and the Association, Sawyer reminded! for funds derived from fees col- meet at the home of the lead-| that state and feder- dairymen for inspectio of these er, Mrs, John. Murphy. At the al regulatio are tools to be TODS first meeting Julie Murphy was| when it comes to a the” used in helping stabilize elected president Marilee Wil- that The departme _stat milk market and not cure-alls. | lis, vice jodern: manage tools pro-| president Kathy that state regulations Notin vide Newlun secretary an suffici safeguard to will work WEST through INC. JOHN Slice Sugge — AT... IRRIGATION, Ph. * source cannot ANTIOCH, Calif. A (UP Compare with the earth, the! to meet bit of the Old West in modern planet Saturn is onl one- idiers for fluid use and for per- dress was enacted here Monday eighth as dense. ‘ishable manufactured products KUNZE-CASE PUMP BOBBINS Mrs, Harry Marshall is lead- of the Bus Bobbins cloth- er ing club. A meeting was held at her. home on’ Jan, .2 Work skirts and was done on scarves - las adjourned. was Jan Hollit News Reporter mainl to ONLY al NO point Pipe. installed. and_slip-knot. The meeting mains e ee Planting Guide smaenie IMPRO BUSY “If of.farm labor. this were’ completed be done with domestic] Pontrelli’s was Paula name workers, outside hel may have WRANGLERS USDA&# WOOD RIVER plantin guide -for left-out of the last report-in the to be imported.” Resumin after the summer Other officers in the Modoc} 1965 late crops suggest a seven| list of officers for the club. Sh from 1964) is for the club. Mel- vacation members of the Wood| County Farm cent treasurer Bureau Joe} per are River Wrangler 4-H Horse Club Stevenson, Cedarville, vice janie Huffman and Pamela Ten- pres- acreage. ‘ met in October’ at the hom of| ident; Lawrence Fee Fort Bid- elected sergeant at ‘seven were per cent reductio nant lat sum- arm. the leader, Jim’-Zeller, at Wil- well, state delegat and re- i suggeste also for reduction liamson: River. cent A™two Debra Nelson, per tiring president Ray Callahan,| mer. Officers. were elected for the Alturas, for summer News Reporter early alternate dele- is suggest state coming year. The are: Linda) ate. The county directors are, acreage. Kenneth Jack MAKERS Stanley president MERRY ‘Acreage suggested.ar Win- Bandy, Don’ Coop Doris Scott vice president; Danny Schadler Joe Stevenson, Dave} ter, An active club in Gilchrist is} 128,43 spring, 18,40 treasurer; ‘Tidwell, “an Bill Cockrell, all summer, Brown, secretary 216,430 fall, 904,39 ithe Merry Makers who are pai- Debbie Brown, news USD points home- reporter; ‘of Surprise Valley; ~Cyr Ma- out that normal ticipating in foods and recreation Tereasa Nicholson, acre- making this year, under the €un- yields from these reduced Garland moth, Lookout; lead- leader; and our assistant Marie Cas- and ages would produc 25 million) leadership of Mrs. Creek, diff, New Pine der is Mr. Edwin Scott. CWT and provid an adequat tro. Centerville. Dean, Neer, Following the meeting, re- Club meeting will be held) potato supply. freshments were served by Rev. reduction in each Ten alternate percent Tuesda with Harvey Zeller. Our 4-H group for] day bein used for either foods is suggeste acreages leader makes his -home with Idaho Wyoming and California. or homemaking Meeting will his parents while employe as reduction be held An eigh per cent at-vatious members’ instructor at Chiloqui Hig ji suggeste for Orego homes.» Debbie CLUB Lee day, president Club Year. Sharon Johnston kno! demonstration on and the uses of lotches an NEWS 4-H agriculture supplied adequat and. dependable Workabl SAWrL- dele- in Salem. Mil La O Irrigati Coup o it Typ A i touting engs and then -tatde. mem- and hot Different kinds} cocoa. to ‘of muffins will be made at the knit, Kathy Childers brough re- next three meetings, freshments, Some have already In the month of Januar a finished their projects and al- meetin was held at the home! rea begu on others: The be- jof Patsy Mudder where mem- ‘School. ginner have finished their re- bers had a business meeting In additio tocmembers of the quire projects ahd hav start- and refreshments were served. horse club, those presen in- ed on their first sweaters, cluded: Karen Ward, Mr, Francis Bacchi, Kenneth*Sawyer, chief ‘o the Hollis Kizer and Mrs. Daniel News Reporter. The next meetin will be held Orego Departmen of Agri- G. Brown. audit and. sta- culture&# mil held bers Th PosITIV ence reducti Ja the home of Mr Fletcher. at DROPSTITCHERS Mrs. Paula Fletcher and Mrs.|? p. Dixie Hager Katheri Hager are co-leaders ~News- lof the Dropstitchers Knitting ‘Club A meeting was held on BUSY BAKERS THE BALSIGER Main NEWS 4-H FARM Truck a — develo lands the by sponsoring stack of ha On the labor problem ‘Tuteur: while they are open, as in Modoc County, a explain that the Farm Bu- gates which| js interested in seein Cal- ways eat some moldy ha _t harmful “no generally with ifornia stacked in the the LOSS A winter feed HAY shortag may in Modoc Count if the spri feed on- at its usual time. To date, an esti- doesn& come mated 19,000 tons of ha has beén lost due to extreme moistur Shown above is Modoc County Agriculture ‘ommissioner of the some Lorin White locking over or- Trucks Ford Last persons ught Kern holds more plants grow j plow, disc and cultivate, result- tear on equipment. Soil takes feeder roots grow better, water, and better. Guarante Analy 15% Sulph (300 Ibs./ton) 19% Calcium (380 Ibs ./ton) % Phosphat (20 Ibs./ton) _ Phosphat BONUS The sum phosphat in is equivalen phosp cost! per Best Pho Gyp to 10 Ibs. of super- ton! A bonus at no adde ;
