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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 20, 1948)
HERALD AMD NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON SEC. I! PACE 9 Contest Winners 74 b i- i. c JKAV III.At'K int. (lata II M.tSA AI.IXAMII.li 2nd. I ! It hl'HAN H:llA('K Jrd, Class U Uir) Ij.1, MARY !HIT IIKI.I. 3ril, I'lin II (tlr) - JJ s . . .. 1 , . I . .id ' ., t 1 if I r f I,AIIV IK l.Ar , 3rl, ( liM K (llr) MAICII.VN mill MAKI l Ni; ItA VSON It, :law V Keno Umatilla Forest Area To Be Sprayed For Bud-Worm PiwUir Mr-rtin CJriHIIIi of the Kpiio Oiiim-! tenier mnit:t Hu rt will bn no nervier ul the church next 8tm4sy iiiffB In to b InrKc JrllDWuhlj) iiici'llnu ut tho Uoiml rrnlor in K imii.u h Fulls. The Uioil indnlfl!li) $liu! to, al- Irnd IhlA mtvKc In a body. Tom Cn!mp ls bfrn quits IS) Bl hla home on the Wordcn rond. lie l now ImprovutK Mr. nnd Mrh. Fird llarncs hiive old Httlr Jialiibow mfe to Mm. Octievleve MrlKK of Kimnntli Kiilis. The rale will be cloird Wi'dniMlny mid ThurMtRy and will be oiwn for buitliieiui Krldfiy, May 1. under new manaKement. The Barnes have con ducted the buMncrji hlnce June, 'Si. 1945, and built up an outstanding trade. Atdced tf iliey were to remain In Keno. Kred ald. Ve, that'll what we plannrtl to do when we came here and expert to utay unlr.vs they run u out." Their future plaint are Indefinite but they will More thetr household sntxln until they can find a house. In the meantime they will may with Mr. and Mrs. Dick Moritan Mrs. Montan. who has been aMlMaul ctHik in the cafe Mncc It oijened. will not remain with the new owner. The rominunliy will ml thee fine folkx in the cafe and we extend a welcome to Use new owner. She wilt continue to serve about the name menus as mur.J and In addi tion will serve brrakfart and short order. 1'KNIJI.K'J'O.V, Ore., Muf 20 Wt Another furrnl killer la to (el a tatte of 111 f. hupervtaor Cart Kwinc sfinaymcd today that about 6000 arrea of Uma tilla national fureat near ilrppncr will lie sprayed Ihls sprinj to test the killinc power of !!'? en apr&ce : blidwurm. lie said a imdworm infestailoa was thrratenlnv about 710,000 aerea of Eastern iirrxon and ierti Wasliliijtlon fir forests. Not many trees nave died yet but the outbreak lias reuelied a "critics! stage, lie said. Kpraylim with airplanes and heli copters will start about June 15. The experimental area, 8120 acre, will be divided Into 16 taj-acrc plots. Twelve of these will be sprayed and the other three left as checks, Ewlng said. Tussock Moth Tussock moth virtually was wiped out In 14,000 acres of forest near Troy, Ore., last year by DIJT sprayed from planes but it effectiveness MKalnsl bud worm has not been vert- fled fully, he said. The experiment in the Ileppner district will attempt to test the lethal powers of various solutions of DMT. The budworm. a pale green cater pillar less than half an inrti font, eats the needle buds of fir. nine and otiier trees when Ihejr be fin to swell la the sprint. This slops the tree from "breathing." The tree dies II most of lta needles are destroyed. John I). Wood Jr., assistant state. forester, wiii boss tl project, Swing said. Ground surveys will be made to determine statu of the infesta tion In each plot prior to treatment. A temporary landing, field will be built in the area and headuuarters Will be established June 1 at Tapper guard station. Ewlng said cost of the project would be about $10,000. It should be completed by August. 1, Bonanza Mr. and Mrs. Harold McAbee took Denny Davis and Ralph Wotnaek to Corvallls where they entered the state track meet held May 14 and IS. Denny tied for first place In the high jump. He jumped S feet t'i Inches; Ralph Womack was fifth In the discus throwing. Saturday after noon Mr. and Mrs. McAbee. Ralph and Denny went to 8a!em and vis ited the state capitol and other places ot interest. Ralph arid Denny were guest at a fraternity house while at Cor vallls. Mr. and Mrs. Al Dearborn and family entertained Mr. and Mrs. o. C. Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Johnson and Mrs. Mary Dear horn at dinner on Sunday. Mrs. Dearborn retnafned for s few day with her on and family. Mr. and Mrs, Dale Brown and family of Cedarvllle visited hi mother, Mrs. Ruby Brows, and her parents, Mr, and Mr, Dan Love lady last week-end. Bonarsa junior high went to Al tamona May 14 for a track meet and won fourtH place. The midget team tied for third. Doris Hodge ot Tulelake visited on Monday with Kay House and family, Don and Jean Ross of Kla math Fall were also visitor at the- House home. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Pepjile 5Mst Friday evening In K1smth i nlis with relative and friends. STlfX VHUD Old-fashioned pemmicati, the pre served meat used by eiplnrers foF the Inst hundred years, made up some of the food stores of Use U. g, navy on its South pole expedition. : Klamath Aaencv Mr. nd Mm. Marshnl! Ke.ittni find dttUtthtrm Murlene nnd Jcanrtte of CillchrlRt were wwic-tnd guests of Mr. nnd Mrs, John Arkcll. Harry K!L'Hi4ar returned en T)iiirsdiiy from a vocation npent in Cftitf units. Jit vts!tt in Bur&nifame with a MMcr and at other points In 111 bay rrKion, Mm. Willi it in Llvtay I nn the re cuprraUon JIM, havine undersffjic a Uftistllectomy last wk. AIUZON.VS HU.IIt ST Humphrry Knk in Uip liiKtirst point In A r Uui m. It Ik nn rxttnrl volcano, risirne to IS.fiU fwt, in the Sun Fnu iciM'o mouninms. 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