Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, April 22, 1954, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHUKSDAY, Al'ltll. 22, ItlM IIKUAI.1) AND NKWS. KIJVMAT'.I.KAUA OREGON PAGE THREE BASIN BRIEFS j Hualneaa Vlnllur Klnvd Lana (toil, rarllund, Ajcinl(.d I'reiui litireau nioiiaiior, wan n tiuatneria vtnlUir In Kliuimlli 1'nlln thin week. Honored -C. C. (Irowell, aupor vlnor, O'l'l, wa lionmed an a ro uting olllcnr o Ilia Oregon Indu dial (education AmocIiiIIoii at tin annual uiialiie.i inoeltiiK mid din ner Hi Dig Oeborn Hotel, Kuiiene, iant Friday. lMfiirnmlliin rrmtrdtiihT conla nd procedure of aiiecial Inderal minuea nmy lie r.lilnln fioiii oil Jicrvlsor Jiti-lc W. Travnrne Jr., o( llin U.S. Crmua Dllrnan'a dlntllcl cilice nt Hun ri'iinclM'a. AlloiioOi rr. 1(10 nixii crimuNca have been ,taken tn the country elnee the decennial cuunl In 11150 lor the 'inirponRH ol cnliiUllnliliiK now ru Winn llano, lor allntinenin o( tux liindii collected by tlin Mttln mid distributed to local communltlea on a per capita banls, 1 From I'ortland R. M. Alloll. vice vrerildent and trunt olflcer ol Ilia Unltod Htnlea National Hank ol Portland will head a tour-man trum who will rilncun.1 aavrnm thrnuiili ealiito plannliiK, practical 'distribution plana and conaer 'vallon lliiouiili aound iiiaiiaKcmeiit nt an enlalo and triml Inruin ' Mirrd by the Klamath Kalla branrh lit the U.K. Nallonal Hank to be lirlrl at the Pelican Cain, al 1.30 41111., Ttiurnday, April 2v. i Fori Klaniaih-The C.I. Club 1 apoiiMirlnii a cookrd lond aale at the cliibhouae Irom 10:30 a.m. until 12 30 noon, Saturday, April 34. 1 hprlnf Fealltral Hie Klamath County Extension Unit will pon aoi a llomcmakvra' HprliiK Frail a at the lalmrounds May 34 from lu 30 a m. until 3 p 111. Tru k Koulr forum w ill be liloadca.nl over KFJ1 tolimhl al p in. Mpeakera on the piopor.ed truck route Uirouuli Klamath Falln will Include Paul Landry, mayor: Waller itludi Franklin, creamery inanauer; Orccr Drew, merchant. Macdnel Mia, Elna Murray and V.ia. Kllra Andrua aerved aa Juiniea al the Tuesday achool dla lilci bond elrctlon. Mra, Ethel Ooode aerved a.i Inipector. 1 Home Mrs. Robert Paaaolt, JjO Roiiera. returned Tue.vlay alter having been called to Dolae, Idaho, on account ol the death ol her rather. William Ocorsc II. who tiled April 17, In a Boise hospital. Vacallonera Return Mr. and Mra. K .,0. lloyt. 3003 Blabee. are home Irom two monliia trip. They r.penl three weeka with Colonel and Mra. W. R. Slli km. n nt San An tonio. Texas, spent aonie lime In Mexico and Arizona and several weeka In Loa Aimelei, visiting fi lends and relatives. IJki Lodge of Baker. Oreinui. 'haa announced live lull-tult lorv holarahlpa to Eastern Oregon' College of education to be awarded to high ncrrool aentora Ihla year. ! KKI.W Hludlo VI. It The 11 1 own le troop nponaoriid by Hum mers School, mid their Icadera, visited KFLW aludloa lunt weak. roalpaned 'Mia University of Oregon Mothera Club announcn tho postponement of the May II mreU lug. Their aclieduled apeuker Clildle P. Wlckham. deun of dlrls al the. Unlveralty of Oregon, la unable to appear. The group will hold the meeting thin fall when Or. and Mra. Meredith Wilson are planning to ba here. , Hume From VLU Coral Hubo, local realtor, relurned laal week (ruin a visit In Southern California. Convention Committee of the realty board will havn a apeclul meeting Friday, April 33, at 13 noon, In the Wlncina Hotel Cruia-r Room, Al Longu, convention chair man, will be 111 charge of the meeting and all committee chair man are urged to attend. Hobby Show Includes Entomologist's Display All lull;! urn InnccU, but oil In.iccl.'i uri'ii'! bugn: a tact not al- wuya ni.ili.cd l.y tile averotn home uiirdencr. Joe Hchuh, locul entomologist, pointed out thla and many other InlcrcHlIng latin on hla linbby, purl of which he wil' dlapla" al the 30 30 Ciub-YMCA Hobby Show now In progrena, Hchuh begun 30 yeara ago col lecting Inaecl In Oregon, mid now haa more than 60,000 Individuals' about 5.0U0 vuiletn-a, all mounted . Hchuh ubaorvod that there are more beneficial Inarclii than Ihore are harmful Inaecta: each harm lul Innect hua one or more other vunetlea which leed on It. He pointed out that in applying In.iec llclden, the good aa well na the bad re killed, and an Incomplete Job leuvea the linrinfu) Inaecla to breed without the control of b'.h era who live on them, "Thin huppena especially In aphid control," he aald. He described three imecta aa in giawicd iruya. inn unccu i.iiii-- parucuiurly helpful: amall watpn in line irom one aiau-mui ui .. wnich lay egga In oUicr Inaecla' Inch to two and a hall or three inrva and pupil: ladybugs, which Inchea In length. devour all amall inect.i, aphldn, 'Hie "ull buga are In.iecta bit all i plant i;ce, etc; a ihld lions, which lii:e;t.'i aren't ougn" atntemeni .feed on any ainnll Insect, parllcu- necda clorlllcallon. Hchuh pol ited out thul Insect., me divided lnlo 2i common orders according lo IIvIiik habits, Hid Uutse are lurth er divided lnlo families, genua and individual, for cluislllcatlon. Only one order of Insecis aro bugs. True bugs, B'.-huh said sucking insecu and have a larly uphldn "Muliithlon Is probably the l)e nll-purpoND Insecticide lor heme gaidciiors," Bchuh aald. Hchuh luis authored several bul letins on entomology for Oregon Htate College. Hla display at I he aper Htaff-l.lnda and Ken Kl-1 ""; ' " "L " 'L'. " . ."ow "'ciuoe. ,m aiiier. nl atudenu at HOC, Ashland, are I"""""1 " h.rk Hut1 . .7 ' . "le-one Ullra boh on the Hlsklvou. a weeklv "'!"'' """" 1 " ."'r hk But of w loln numb.r of d,(er(nt mibllc.llon nf III. achotd. Linda Is , 1 ""-" " " United Slalea; all circulation m.naer mid Ken is . j " J "'' "f"' " var.eUe, In Oregon, member of the reporting alull. , Insects but they a i en I bugs. Dr..0I1 ,,,., arp p,MSby lnc i Hchuh named some "I the groi p wilh which he la most fa- more commonly kiwwn orders b mill. .. ,,i;itc 1H nla thesis for llen.i. druion int.. oteuc. ouunr- nis Master ol Science degree files and mollis, grassnoppers nr.HOn nPS Bchuh also has his and crickets, eai wins. Some of Bachelor of Science degree, both them are good and some ore bad. ln Homology from Oregon fctotc Hchull utcs lll exler-lve know- College. ledge of Insects and Insecticides lor advice to mi ti-oru. "Aplllds on potatoes probably cau-.e the iiioj,i economic loss,'' said Schuh. "Vou caul see tile damage al the time, but the alter effects are very harmful." and h added that brownl-ig In polatoo la a dtseusc spread by aphids. Also hannlul arc lygus on clov er and mrauiultoes. which cause loss of blood in cattle and Indl From Medford Clem Jover. Mrdlord, former Khunalh hull., lesident apent seA'eral days here, lids week, on business. Creat Book. will meet Thura day, April 32, 8 p.m. at Ihe clly library for a rilacusilon of Herman Melvllle'a "Muby Dick," by Lido llolll. Humiliate Hale Shasta View Orange. Friday and Saturday. April 33-34. 131 Snuih Olh lor the benefit of the giunge. Hon'! Foriet the ''Kxtravagau r.a" al Bonanra High School. Fil- 4-H Fashion Show Planned The first 4-H TV Fashion Fore cast will be "televised" at the ex hibit building al the falrKit)unds this Saturday at 7:30 p.m. Traditionally, a style show cli maxes the thrne-day 4-H Club Spring Fair. This year, with tele vlaion the talk of the town, the atyla show Is being patterned on a TV theme. Hope Holbrook, 4-H Club agent, OBITUARY ha mi i n W.nrl. I.ynn Maytlrld, 2 month., deuaht.r of Mr. and Mrs. ftotwrt M.r hrltl. illtd In PorlUnd. Or.aon. April 1. J)kldr. her p.rwnta .h I. .urvlv.d by l,rotttr., Ilolttrt Jr . W.rr.n, Jarkl. JEvtrctt and Ron.ld: .liur., Kuodr.. June. O.rlren and Barbara: fr.ndrnolheri, Mri. EUI. Luthboogh of Hits cltv and Mn. floralla Tornr nl Hand. Funeral arranaementa will ba announred by Ward'a Klamalh funer al lloma. will act is commentator. Nancy Prultt la chairman. The show will feature 4-H'ers from all over the county, modeling tho garments1 made In 4-H work during the year and exhibited '.I the fair. The. slyle show will Include gar ments from all the clothing divi sions: Bachelor Sewing, apron and pressed pants; Sew It's Fund, drawstring apron: Charmingly Yours, skirt and apron; Clothing 2, work dress; Clothing 3, school dress or cotton outfit for play or work; Clothing 4, best dress or en semble, or Informal parly dress. Clothing o, winter dress or en semble for school, sport or street wear, or m tailored garment, sull or ensemble with lined Jacket; Knitting, any garment made in knitting projects. The public Is Invited to attend aw MeaafVaflaattllet 'O Look For tho Polkattot, Carton! II phases of the lair which Is In Night program Friday; mid until sersion until 7 p.m. today, until following the 7:30 p.m. style show following the 7:30 p.m. Talent Saturday. s-MBtV'ji.iwt - ..lice 5?K nay. April 33, p.m. lor tne uene- irt.cly cauM ,M, o( we,ht by fit of the "Big Springs" park j ,)r,,riK them and keeping them nla court. The merry-go-round has (roln ((clll,1(. Mosquitoes, loo. ar; been installed and la drawing at- lmnely hi.rmlul and sometlme.s tentlon of the children, the barbe-1 pr.v(.nllv! , recreation, especial cue haa been completed and a , , m0lliu,0ua areas, drinking fountain la to be built . MoMIUllo Clln be controlled, aa a memorial for Mra. Robert !,lloUKn-. Hdiu), observed, "but It Colwell. Ixita of lalenl, loia of lnkC) undll ,nl(rMli ,nd tr,incd lauglui In the show. ! persons. The Important thing ta ', , lo do a thorough Job; otherwise, New t.lrl - Word has been re- ,,,,, .ln ,,,,, ,,rd(.nB, ceived ol the birui of . daughter. lyou c,n a mo ,mrm u,,,,, good... Mr. and Mrs. Dell Morrla, former realdenta of Klamalh Falls. Mor ris, former assistant manager ol Montgomery Wa.d la now man ager of the Ward alore al Oakland. The little girl weighed 7 pounds, 7 ounces. Bhc Is the granddaugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Kay Mornr, 1040 Fremont Street, Klamath Falls and of the Rev. mid Mrs. D. B. 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