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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 29, 1959)
SUNDAY, MARCH 20 1989 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, nRFT,n PAf.F, 7 A - ftL 1 IHJ' feflVnt 4 HIl A Hk JpBftBL mmW-- ' tmm tflift Anananaww '' ft.' !& Spring Is Interest Time For Klamath Gardeners J. I). VKRTRKKS inial pests thai e have are.un.1 aldehyde are etlertive on slugs and County Aural the home and garden With the his is ihe chemical which is als. Tvto things usually happen ir mild vv inter we had a lot of our used in hails and i quite eflec Klamath County as spring begins! pests over-wintered without ee.i five in pelleted form. to break, as far as the Interest 01 c o m p I e t e dormancy and have the home gardener i concerned J come out early to bother us Some First of all. quite a few of us et ol these pots that we need In in too much of a hurry to plant Icope with lirst thine in the spring some of our garden plants, artdlare: earwigs, ants, slugs, sowbugs secondly, a lot ol our perennial 'and then some of our oil inhabit -pests in the garden get too nodi ing pests in Ihe garden in a hurry lo come out and hoiherl Karwigs are verv siisceplible to us. Let's look, at these two IB-1 certain insecticides and will gi.' jens ann see it mere are sonic ;C0od control when application is things we can do about them lor Hone nrnrverlv The .main failinr Many soil inhabiting insects can be contrnled hy an application ol insemcine tnrougn tne soil befor 'pnl In areas where the soilt re warmer and in a more pro eeted area, such a lift, Includ ng peas, cabbage plants, carrots, rndjfhts, turnips, parsnips, spinach and lettuce can all ba nlanted in successive plantings tha working up the garden soil in the! ,r' Dar' of Apr'I until tha first spring The soil insecticides rannarl U June, be purchased as granular mater I Most experienced gardeners do lal which is Ihe easiest way to not plant their more tender seeds apply this method nf insert con and plan's such as beans, toma Irol Chemicals such as dieldrin.jtoes. corn, squash, cucumbers and heplachlor. and aldrin. are effec others of the lender varieties un live in the soil for these msec1 ltd during Mav Newcomers in Ihe A CLASS OF 44 NEW MEMBERS were inducted recently into Klamath Falls Lodge, Loyal Order of Moose, No. I I 60, ' during the visit of Carl Wies, director of civic affairs, Supreme Lodge, Mooseheart, Illinois. The class won state wide honors for percentage membership increase and was awarded a portable television set. Included in the picture are members of the class, officers of the Klamath Falls j and Merrill Moose Lodges that assisted in the initiation ceremony and others. Merrill members will be named. Back row, left to right, are Dan Geaney, Merrill; Lloyd George. Tom Slaughter, Merrill; Gale Webb, Fred Schu mann, M. E. Simlia, Herman Leffler, Pat Kossman, Leo Glinkmen, Pete Greene. Harry Reubens, Frank DeLong, I Harold Hani, Ronnie Call, Irving Grini, John Baley, Mer rill; Paul Tschirky, Merrill; John Kenner, Medford. Second row, same order, Charles Brightman, Merrill; Forrest South ard, Charles Isreal, Bob Purves, Tulelake; Don Plymale, Perry Gremes, Joe Oliver, Jimmy Rogers, Emmett Routh, Charles Butler, Fred Coles. Third row. Tim Keffer, Fred Carlisle, Dick Stone, Wayne Newton, W. S. Oppet, Charles Ford, Bon Keffer, Leon Adrian, R, T. Parker, James Wor low, Henry Dillstrom. Front row, Howard Young. Marrill; Jack D. Cornctt, Kenneth Holloway, Fredrick Battis, Vane Caley, Ralph Hunter, Carl Wies, Eric Majors, Clyde Nelson, Everett Givens and Hubert Bratton. line ivtier gardening in Wam-.jn earwig control s thai we may pests, including the strawberry Klamath Basin will probably he ath louniy this vear I kill what we spray but then new'root weevil Vnpiication of these encouraged hy the occasional rirst of all, some of our percn- ones migra'e in The best earwig granular materials applied helore warm days lo plant some of these control can he had with DDT the soil is worked in Ihe spring 'more lender varieties too early, sprays or dusts, or for a more are normally applied about 4 to itually. there are many instances rapid control a combination ol 5 pounds per acre basis Moat of where good sweet corn has been DDT and malathion Sprays and these materials will he found in harvested with plantings at late dusts should he applied where the Ihe garden supply stores for aoil ! as the first week in June, but earwijs normally congregate, un- trealmenl purposes still mature in time for the fall der hoards, rocks at the edge of. If mrther information on the fros,s driveways, sidewalk edging, hack- above subjects, including otherl New varieties. Diamine dates. BEATTLS tAP) - Patrolman Wd steps, etc We do not ievjinatcl and disease control meth- the required amount for variout Harold A. Countryman, whoi'he earwigs moving much during nds will be found in a bulletin sized families are all listed in the clung In life hy an elbow during lnr uajrtime, since most of their published by Ihe Klamath Countv vegetable garden booklet, avails an automobile ride last tall, sued! acliviiv is dining Ihe nighl or vgnailtural Agents office ofible free at the county agent's nf. the driver of the car Friday lot houri, ppliiatiorts in tWOKlamalh Falls on garden and in-jfice on Ihe second floor ol the SI.VUTO. or three weeks may he necessary sect disease control aids. Post Office Building. The 24 v ear-old patrolman had "' "m,ro1 earwigs moving in cinr- As several nice days are start Officer Sues Wild Driver Mopped Mr Grace K. Shippcv. 48, lor quest inhnia Oct 2ft. As he the spring Irom surrounding as. All types ol ,int. including house inn in between an occasional snoi I lurry in the spring, we often set the UTgt to do Mint early garden- i .j . t 3 L inn In Ii,., operated the electric car windows''1"" and a' pernor ants are easily, mg lor vegetable production, and Unning Countryman's arm be- "E?!? , ',,!ornan-, H p r ' !"'' n-n run into trouble Cer Itween Ihe lop of the window and 25 ""' l''1t0'dane solution or 'tain portion in Klamath County ihe door frame Th. nif.eer ein,. "u ma lw PM''" here the can get away with earlier plant- in ihe ear , ii hi,.i-.- -.uiu si.. , an,s aTr congM'satcd. II the ant ing, than some other areas N) BiOEWfl or postmarked not later than mid CinIL. Toll m night July lo. 1959. JTrlKe I CIIKS EVERGREEN GARDEN CL Mrs C. K. Merritt. 5221 Cottage UB May Be Moved FLOWERLAND CONTEST to the ear lor II h'm-W uh,le Mr. i " . ' .. ,.s limii some oner areas .or- shin c',n bf loc,led' ;1 thorough j m.,l. it is not too adv isable lo On iar.-h ii i r h . spra :"'"nrl h nest area and plant even Ihe early vegetables ,,7 1 M- --hippey wasldw thc entrance hole will give l,.h before the ,rst part of -Hound guilty of second degree as- ,,slins retultl .. a thorough ap- April. Such plants as peas, rad- 2 i",rnn"Clan U T ,,ld!P"'-"" - lahat, turnips. Irttucr.cn cer- ride, .superior Judge Malcolm, Symphylids are a relatively new tainly be sown as seed as earlv Douglas turned down an appeal post with us in Klamath County as any vegetables in the garden i for a new trial rriday. Mrs. Ship- They have been a very serious Even these, however on a back pay laces a maximum term of up InjoU pest for n u m b e r of years in ward spring germinate and more Ef. to U years in prison on ihe sec- ihe western part of Oregon. or- or less sit there without much Rial chemicals thai we use are growth and actually not much is not elfeclive against sv mphylid gained over a planting towards the control For small garden plots, middle of April tjuilr often plant research has shown that a thor- ings towards' Ihe latter half of ough rolotilling over an area .1 or 41 April actually mature as earlv as limes will destroy a lot ol synv those planted" in the lirst part ol pnviuis ann aiseoiu.ige inciii. aim FRANKFORT k'v I ST Avenue, was nosiess io members ifm , ,h. ,, v.-t.. i ar. i. :... of the Kvergrern Garden Club for Coal mine strike mav shut to " the March meeting. Mrs. Robert Washington . . . Lusoomne, president, conducted ., , . CZilPfinfT flMmi the meeting alter lfi members an- ana ,L ,- , J , , '-' T t Z 1 17 districts. The home wilh the ,ered roll call hv naming gar-: dnd ,n. 1 m,rd N,lnc..U ",'ko1" havc Dakaaaama. EA....rl "Oregon-the land of flowers"! " ,,an,inK of annuals ' 'ach.den pests each member ii "out , mfel '", "a;.hln10n ' rwI -in u. .u. 1.' .riisir.ei will r,-ei, . m e. . . h n...... ,i.-,T conferring with Gov. A. B. SEATTLE 4P. The iurliv. win w uir iiiernory millions 01 " - - - tu m. i s-sis "sMuci,.,.. rK .. . , . . . - . . . i ..... , .. , Centennial visitors- take home as'award: s,rollli hs' From I named were earwigs, aphis, red .""""' ' "S"," " '"""i iiion ol atomic electric power onl """ .....,,, .... a result of a 'Flowerlan con lhese "o"1" 'hroughoul the stale Ispider and wools- aphis 2?? "V a kf w0,uld competitive basis in Ihe PaciMc "' ecn hough they n ay tes, announced bv the Oregon four rand P" winners will he Two guests. Mrs. Scott HcKen- on 3 stale lovel la,cr " necessary xorlhwos, wj,hin years was. '"'"'' 'a'k into the area thai Feed and Seed Dealers and ihe selettcd Those awards will bc .dree and Mrs Kdilh Del.ap both ne 7.M0 workers have been forecast Friday by the general lal or ,n,or ... ;.7l' ........saf.a J! i First nrue Sinn second ai-Ll Klamnih Falls were inirodueed d by a walkout affecting sixlmanacor of General Kleeir.e Co s sP"n l"'n,'d P rslamaih Individual home owner who wants pri.e s.v: lounn prize pn.iara. .vicrvcnoree repoi leu on inc: j" -,s u..,.oms o opeiauons ai ine naniuro piani last ineeiing oi ine oisirici ciuos , , im , niurio r. aoiinson loia a tin Delegates to the dislrict meeting, aa- ,ln voiced approval of the proposed a-11,1 a district flower show planned lor 'ension has eased lately but August 1-2. Mrs. Crystcl Chcyne!mininS operations are at a snail's will serve as show chairman. pace. meeting will will he to plant muck!"- 'DI. ' a n".""c 'norougn-u ... a . , ; ,- tare 4. riant ma tie sown Irom ,: -- in- rim i i hii.i. to share in making the Centennial The following rules will govern birthday party a statewide sue- 'he procedure 1. The contest is cess. 'open to all residents of Oregon for The most colorful wav for Ore-,19S9: 2- Th Planls musl be a" grmians to create a joyous, wcl-l nuals: ,hat froln S0'H 10 -.. in nn t Thn . .... .. ..,s m . iiku (.., .,kii tu u ne nesi ULSirici meeun homes will he to plant quick!?8 sble from a public thorough- ... T , , kl, R County, slugs were very apparent. not having gone into any com- The owners say I hey cannot versilv of wah,netnn meenne n,el'll"' normancy during Ihe winter hlrsini inn flnu'isrc in nrnfncinn Flowers sneak a universal .aneed bV iTMU Of purchased as nase. They say all things lo C. E. Merritt showed slides of WASHINGTON LP! - The already hen noticed that mills per ' ... . i i kilowatt hour, the present cost l . 1 , . ...... cost of atomic electric power BlUntt he reduced to fi or 7 steam power in the Pacific North west The coM of hydroelectric power av in our gardens this year There are several excellent halts on Ihe market which is the proper sctu ipv (-in i gut i , ui pin uuim u as ,u i .... - i i .1. " """aim vr 1 ' 11c - Ski-ted plants:, 5. Entry blank,. Iprhlcfuded" acres rJT 5 'HJlX t people. They can proudly tell that ' "eiaus, n.usi oe re- chrvsanthemums in a riot of hfien . flrnr.- I. . .1 :i lUUlfU IO 3V I P -irUCn M n V1 l T-t. ,.:J -1 :!.. JJ in "im.. r imif uir .Mill, " . utlUM i lie MHir iio iNLlUUfu ' rt ,,j . the climate, and the gentle rain;5'' S5 ml!st be. In landscaping with mums and their B ' U"dc,s' 't ' f "iT ,he no ' that can easily make Oregon the J 10 -"""sraj! will be in Augual in AWCr arrangements. Slides 'dnenn''tvd' '" nev"h Horticultural Center of the world1' 0wn(,r5 nf outstanding Moral wpre also shown on a recent trip JirZI!f'lJIIlL2C in our next ,00 years. They will f - ' he asked to submit ,ho Merritf. made , Victoria. ?"", S 1' eive evidence ihat ihe ihm.s m. to color a 19 mm slide, with name nr and lovelv gardens on the 10 pln" a-Porlallon 01 . .. .. T. Nrul nrmlwl 1 ! , J ;ailCn grow nave oecome tne third larg- i ';"1"' " m..; isiann. .virs. vierriii aim .virs. nnyneue has approved a bill to make it velopment will have reached Us is about 1st mills. Johnson said.. mp,nod 0I control lor garden slugs Dusts and Sprays containing melh- easier for the government lo de , limit in approximately 10 years. will speak of a vigorous, healthy "'n 1 IUDS an0 '" camera .lut r.eonle who have a nride in thisiof "rearm have ollered their as state, and express a love of beau ty. For every guest inviled into the home there will he in.non pass sistance and advice in this Th slides will become, wilh owner's permission, properly of the spon Willey served refreshments. Too MUCH Foil JUDGE k,. .k. a Ts.i. i i ',.i snrs. lo bp used as a traveling attorney lold .fudge St. Clair Pil is a wav each can cooperate -t library of beautiful homes through-, chcr that his client was- injured this gala time, to make Oregon!""! Ihe stale: 8. Decision of the so severely in Ut aaaatUt hat he the most beautiful spot in the na- ared.led judges will be Hud; hi Switch trterijfcnl for nn 9. Members of the sponsoring only IS minutes at a lime. , , , groups and their families are not; "That.'' said Ihe judge, "t a The planting of flowers is a na-l .. ,, . . , lhl5 r,p5, Brea' deal more than -I can sural yearly event tor garden 10V-I " mg citirens. As in all beautiful dumb efforts, the real joy is in personal j I Wis To Knler The Centennial effort put forth To be rewarded Flnwerland Contest In a more concrete way is also 'name an enjoyable matter. We have J AQDRBSe iiririurr sei up ine. I o I I o w I n R, i i r.i.r.i nvMB To he eligible for prizes, en- PLASTERED TREES COI.CMBI'S. Ohio 'I'PIi-The Ohio House passed hill banning political and other posters on LONDON i irpi . A plaintilf'sl"1 : . ' r ""' "uci ;i n ir nil. '"i- "S" "I don' t think any legislator TOP SOIL Tested Top Quality WE DELIVER Call TU 4-7659 FARMER'S Sand & Gravel "Our Top Soil it Topi" Rock 'n Roll DANCE featuring BROOK BENTON his record of "It's Just A Matter of Time" ii the nation's No. 4 record POUNDED FRIENDS Thp Socirtv of Friends, a ligious denomination commonly called Quakers, arose in the 17th 1 century from preachings o( GeorRe Fox, an Knclishman. would like to he seen plastered Ofl a tree or otherwise." Want Something Delivered or Moved? Phone TU 2-3737 CITY DELIVERY SERVICE J I 1 J I GENE ALLISON I I "TILL ME THt TRUTH" I LEE ALLEN and his ORCHESTRA "Walking with Ml. 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