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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 1, 1959)
FRIDAY, MAY 1. 1050 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON i"AGE FTVB Sharks Hit Bio Grande 5A.VTA FE. N.M. (APi-From me nsh and Game Department ol Dryland. N.M.. to the admiral of the Rio Grande fleet, Albuquer que: . Be on the lookout (or sharks in your waters. A dead fish, a stranccr to these parts, was picked up on the bank o( Berrendo Creek near Roswell last week and identified by fish eries biologist Dick Navarre as a bonnethead shark. Two hundred miles distant, along one of the Rio , Grande drains near Albuquerque, a similar fish was found and iden tified by Dr. William. Koster, Uni .'versify of New Mexico authority on fish, as a bonnethead shark. The bonnethead is native to the , Atlantic Ocean south of Long Is land and is also a denizen of the ' Pacific south of Mazatlan on the Mexican coast. It is strictly a salt water fish. Navarre theorized that the fish Upro hrmmht in nrnhnhlv hv finmp joKesier, just 10 gei us tin uaueu up." SSfc " ? . . .. ,-r "Sit.. , . Pike, Fish-Killing Chemicals Checkrein Oversupplies LANSING. Mich. (API Pike i' rack in finding an answer to the .picture. .marshes In some 15 lakes. When and lishkilling chemicals, mixed Problem. From about l.OOO brood slock, they become ungerungs, iney re imanv thousands of pike nave released in cnemicauy i r e a n a in the right proportions, appear to be the host formula yot devised Chemical were only part of the ! ' answer. Fish populations gradual-! been spawned in ilv huilt hrk tn levels before iM ra a cnecKieui on uviTsu.imcv,.n(.m,ca treatment and con of panfish in warmwater lakes ofitintious treatment was obviously Car Mishaps Kill 8,000 Michigan and similar states. For years, fishermen have com plained about the stunted blue gills, perch and other panfish made up the bulk of their catch in many lakes. Too many fish competing for too little food was the obvious reason. Removal of size limits and boosting creel limits on most pan fish helped some, but not enough. After three years of experiment ing on 25 or 30 lakes in the south ern two-thirds of the Lower Penin sula, Michigan fish experts are convinced they re on the right out of the question. A natural predator to act as a scar-around "policeman" on pan fish populations clearly was called lor. That's where the pike, a MOTHERS: While Shopping Downtown RENT A STROLLER By th Hour or By the Day 619 Main TU 4-5497 pike controlled I.-kes, ISO 12th ANNUAL Pleasure Park Rodeo ETNA, CALIF. Sunday, May 3 PARADE T. PM DST Rodeo events put on by Dick Hempsted of Redding. CHICAGO (API Automobile ac- " cidents killed more than 8.000 per sons in the nation in the lirst tnrce ' months this year, an increase of h 5 per cent over the first quarter " of 1958. The fatalities in March were 9 per cent higher than in 1958. "' The National Safety Council also . curl l.cKlinn inmriAC Hiirinct thn ' inree-monin periou numuereu iJIMUIUU. The council said March was the ''third straight month the death lou on ine nignways was nigner after two years of almost tin n; broken decreases. Fatalities for the first three months totaled . corresponding period last year. 'The March death toll was 2.790. compared with 2.5B0 in March 1958. The council attributed the up ward trend to complacency. VI AMATM FALLS SHRINE CLUB members have set May 23 for the annual benefit Shrine dance for crippled children in the Klamath Auditorium. Music from 9 p.m. to I p.m. will be by the Starlighters. Entire proceeds of the function go to the hospital, half sent in cash, half kept here to be used for the purchase of local beef to be sent during the year to the hospital. During the past year, a n average of one child a month has been en tered in the hospital at Portland from the Klamath Falls area. The dance committee in eludes, seated: Gus Vlahos, Gradie Sanders, Don Phelps, Dean Callas. Standing, same order, Dale Howell, Chet Stonecypher, Dor man Turner. ' fKf Graric Win Auarrlc . IT III MMUI U4 ' CORVALLIS (API Fifteen Oregon State College graduate students have been awarded Na ' tional Science Foundation fellow ships for the coming year, Dr. Henry P. Hansen, dean of the , OSC graduate school, said. Wed' nesaay. Nine of the 15 will get $1,800 grants covering study for the 1!)59 '' 60 school year and will be expect ed to do part-time teaching and research in their departmnts. ' The nine are Roy Dudley Caton . Jr., Fresno, Cain.; Donald Rob '""ertson, Conant, Caldwell, Idaho: George V. Gritton. Kenneth W. . Krueger, Gary Arthur Pearson. . Mrs. Celia Rose Rockkholt and ' Kenneth Charles Swedberg, Cor- ' vallis: John Edward Rauch, Rain ier: and Wayne E. Woodmansee, ' Wichita, Kan. Six of the nine arc ' "in chemistry; two in botany are Swedberg and Krueger, and one in engineering is Pearson. The other six grants, summer fellowships for graduate teaching assistants, pay $75 a week plus tuition for summer study up to 12 ( weeks in duration. The six OSC winners are Ken , neth Melvin Evenson, physics, . . Bozeman, Mont.: Donald Edward I Giles, zoology, Sacramento; Lyle Vernon Jenkins, zoology, and Ar , nold Richard Johnson, Lewis . . Hyde Schaad, and John Louis Stephenson, chemistry, Corvallis. l rw.... T" ! " f CONTESTANT Margaret Gallagher, Klamath Falls, has entered international competition for the title of "Miss International Contact Lenses." Sponsored by the Plastic Contact Lens Com pany, the winner will re ceive various kinds of con tact lenses, an all-expense paid round trip to Chicago on August 2-3. Two women are to be chosen as win. ners, one from the United States and possessions, and one from abroad. Photo by Bob Anderson Wes Guderian Studio Jump Frogs Hit Pendleton PENDLETON, Ore. (API This Oregon bucking horse haven was up to its withers in jumping frogs today as entries poured in fiom all corners of the state for the Oregon Centennial Frog Hop. Pendleton's first frog jump will take place Friday night on the main street of the Round-up uity with the winning entry to repre sent the Pendleton Round - Up Assn. at the Calaveras County In tcrnational Frog Jumping Jubilee in Angels Camp, Calif., May 14- 17. Vickie Pearson. 17 - year - old queen of the Pendleton Round-Up and daughter of a Pendleton rancher, was named official host ess. Official starter for the jump will be redheaded, green-eyed Carol Younger, 20. a former Milton Freewater Pea Festival queen who has been chosen "Miss Jump (or Joy," the queen of Pendleton's first annual frog jump. I Owtitondina twfofmofie pled with lighMi, lrtgrii and trrxrbl ftNt operation tcrib Notion' finoti boat. tk Whrtehout. 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