Show 4a 4— n - THE HERALD JOURNAL TRUMDAT - Lava (Cacti AVGUST Ml Coualy) UtU VilitV Comity Agenit Urges Hopper j: “Grasshoppers are causing damage to gardens and crops throughout Cache County this year Crops are being damag-t- d particululy adjacent to soil ank lands which offer excel-ebreeding ground for County Agent Ray Burtenshaw said today “Chemicals are available to control grasshoppers and do an v c V nt grass-topper- A s” excellent Job but caution must be taken in using them on crops so that residue is not passed along on feed to dairy animals” Mr Burtenshaw said “Bees can be damaged by chemicals if plants are in bloom It Is best to treat field borders or around gardens before grasshoppers move into the crops needing protection Most injurious species of grasshoppers lay their eggs along ditch banks and fence rows and in weedy patches in fields” The following sprays can be used for grasshopper control: aldrln 24 ox per acre dieldrin l ounce per acre beptachlor 34 ounces per acres chlordane e Vrl pound per acre and pounds per acre If -- toxa-phen- 1-- lft - dust is used the above recommended amount should be Increased by 50 percent Alfalfa should becut and the stubble treated so’ that residua win not be present on the hay feed to milk cows If field borders are treated or crop is in bloom toxaphene used be used to reduce bee damage In gar dents potatoes and com could m- to be dusted This Would'lie control grasshoppers on other garden produce add In' the same time the dusting would aid in corn earirorm and potato psyllid control Mr Burton-iha- w arid- - Coro should be dusted srhea silks begin to show and repeated at week intervals ai cobs appear Employment Office Is CATHEDRAllRQCMRQAO USU Service W College and university cam-usaU over the country are visited each school year by es companies and government agencies in search of graduating seniors to hire At Utah State University the Employment Placement Office the interviewing center More ban IgO companies and agec-:ie- s visited the center during the school year 1961-6- to interview graduating seniors and praduate students according o C D McBride chairman of student employment Most sought after are the engineering students Next come he business majors including induction management personnel management accounting marketing and finance Then Secretaries Secretaries fallow closely In his field a degree is not usually required although it is desired Two year secretarial students with some experience in addition to their academic training are in constant de- AN IDEA OF WHAT Cache County Agents' office reported today that damage la grasshoppers can do to a field la depicmand at comparatively good this ted denuded photo showing practically by heavy— vegetation especially in fields adjacent to soil bank- lands'-A can salaries good secretary get a Job almost any time or 'l anywhere Mr McBride said Price Forest range and wildhfp management graduates aiVIn increasing demand and receive offers as fast as they are ready to graduate Science majors are in inPrices received &r eggs-tUtah farmers in June fell one creasing demand “It is unfortunate that so few students carcent a dozen compared with the Interest has been manifest in year and with the experimenStop 5 O H Peterson form area objective for the annual Cache Bridger ry through in any of the science a "ONLY S MILES' to go and we will be In April prices the U S-- Agricultour It safflower In safflower for the at Petersboro countywide tal work ture ’the famous Crags Primitive Area" ujr Hike In bottom photo they stand at the fields to a degree Although was Department said today reported today by the coun- Western States located at LoStop 6 North Logan ExperiThe department's-Statitfka- i camp site while Eleroy points to the hiking most students at USU each ty agent’s office Eleroy Raanuuon Derrald ' Watkins and L us an excellent mental form — Intersection of 'l A' tRip) RippHnger Service said pncyi ai they “stake out” area — home of Big Horn Sheep year take one or more of the “We have considerable ac- gan this gives to see what can be North Logan road and 8th East Reporting opportunity for turkeys increased esaxent basic courses in chemistry Cache this in reage County done with safflower” said ag- Street over the April figure wdf jiejd physics biology geology and ent Lamont Tueller Dr Lester N Leinlnger in the same for broiler mathematics only a dozen or cMcjrap “There is adde dinterest in charge of safflower experimenso graduate with a major in said' qggs At Council safflower products because of tal warok at the University' brought an averaga-- price of any of these fields each year fate The well' as some of the represents 33J cents per "dozen- to Utoh the Many times more graduates are increased demand points to a tives of safflower contracting farmers in 1961 lowest linfe needed in all the fields of sci- Red Cross ence to supply the demand in ready market for safflower companies will be in attend- 1960 when prive average 403 Safflower can be an additional ance the rapidly expanding procents per dozen Is cash crop on our dry and irriga“The feeshlng is great” said grams of research and developthis camp By Wally Parrish “If you flatten this country on our prospector friend “They ment in large companies and At the American Red Cross tor farms Monday will be spent ut like a pancake it would be short exploration hikes into the are this long” he showed as government agencies every- Youth Leadership ' Training “We Invite you to be present where Advanced degrees are Center on the Utah State Uni- this Saturday August 4 on the Texas” famous crags looking for wild ju Mg as the state offaced he stretched his arms as far old especially sough in th science versity campus the delegates following tour in Cache Couna leathery pffered big horn sheep and fishing apart as he could get them fields" the chairman said were privileged to have ty It will start at 1:30 and end prospector “There are plenty many of the nearby lakes Graduates in the various guest speaker from Salt Lake at noon” all We offered are him some but flat fishing they M places will of see the Tuesday many we had along which are phases of agriculture find most City Orrin Beckstrand who exytawMwg on their ends”' he units 0:30 am Stop 1 Start tour leaving the area for over- pills of their opportunities in governadded plained the Red Cross Blood at Reuel Lamborn farm locathikes into the wild and used in several cases of night there ment Scout although agencies f ibis wu the greeting more primitive peaks and and he calmet is some demand for them in program The movie “Prescrip- ed east aide of Highway 91 Just Executive Derrald Watkins lakes This tion of Life” emphasized the o will line south of the give explorer down a bit and told us that an business and industry of Mood donation Bridgermen Li A Rlpplinger units a chance to hike fish old ranger many importance USU ago of years Waland on employers Leading Rasmus A center council was elected Eleroy Stop 2 Keith Thompson farm and explore by them- planted the lakes and many o this spring were lace Parrish received as they camp located in West Richmond two of consisting Entire with their them have never been fished graduates selves representaunits 62 l offers Co with gazed over the Rig Horn Crag leaders are Invited to go this much The fish goldens na Boeing each model high fields Chemical Corporation with tives from Idaho last of area school council primitive and named “The of and rainbows end browns fives plenty opportunity year big 32 offers U S Forest Service 3 Dryland test plots on Saturday The trip into this to be by themselves will be Inhabit many of the lakes Fish Council” Each VicStop Leadership Aircraft Lockheed 30 with Rasmussen farm east rtf beautiful and mysterious cou- allowed This should add great- as of this group has the Clarkston luge as ten and twelve Corp 21 Douglas Aircraft member ntry was made in preparation to the interest of the hike have been taken out he 10 Autonetics 13 California opportunity to act as president ly pounds 1962 bridgforthe forth coming and secretary of the center Stop 4 Jack Godderidge The rest of the week will be told us Department of Water Resour- council er hikeAugust 17 farm at Newton units and individu ces 13 Kennecott Copper Corxha Mt committee chose spent fishing and exploring the al Explorer The discouncil leadership hike the are The area explorers making Big Horn crags poration 12 Hewlett Packard this entirely new area in order different than the hike has should register immediately Corporation nine and Hughes cusses and attempts to solve to give the traditional hike a presented by each ever witnessed before The The cost is only sixteen dol Corporation with six problems discussion group as problems greater essence of exploration geology of the crags is very lars The final meeting before Aircraft offers the adventure of new coufaced in actuality in the high To J! j Much prospecting the hike will be August 13 a ntry The crags are Mg rug- interesting schools the delegates are repon for borite a materi- the service center Because of is going Some 70 million Americans resenting The council also acts ged and mysterious SALT LAKE CITY on the reentry the easy nature of the hike The bikers will travel to al that is used as coordinator of all the groups Utah Federation of Republican no use tobacco products will in horses cone of our nose capby packing space Chillis Idaho and then into the and will also plan and execute Women’s Clubs will stage a Hikers sboul sules Our prospector friend be necessary crag area by cars this year has de- however acquaint themselves well for it Information heeded the banquet for Friday evening convention dinner Friday some located already Instead of buses The road into The representatives to the at the Newhouse Hotel with the requirements of go- is available at the service valuable of the first camp ground can be posits this very Center council are Dennis StevAll seven Republican candicenter and on a such hike prepare ing reached by auto but not by ens of Kearns Sally Lindsay dates for major offices will be bus This is a great advantage Alan Yamashita and Letty But- guest speakers at the second because the actual hike can ler of Ogden Stan Taylor of in a series of such gatherings start very high— around nine Magna Russell Nielson of GunEvelyn Lomax federation thwnri feet and will be much nison Harold Shaw of Murray president said the purpose of less exhausting The longest and Susan Paul Mary Ann En- the dinner is to bring the canhike will be into a base camp sign Linda Angell of Salt Lake didates and delegates together at the Wilson Creek headwto help them get acquainted City aters and will be only six miles f winding trail around the SNSMM crags Sunday will be spent at Now for Stotsbury in “Nude With Vi- Aubespine in “Mary Stuart” la ffco By Lynne Paoletti Characolin” The “Six in Boy i'il I Last season’s roles were Erwin Trowbridge leading an Author" ters of in Search A On Men of “Three character Pylades in “The Prodigal” am Hew Zenith 5 Horse” who is proficient in Rosencrantz in “Hamlet” Har- De la Cotterie in “The Curious Horse in “Guys and the ry verses card writing greeting SUP with Controlled but also has the uncanny knack Dolls” Jeff in Brigadoon” arid Mishap" k— t V Last summer Sid was of guessing the winning horse Dynamic Range: r in the races (so long as he member of the Virgin River Eliminates discomfort : SALT LAKE CITY 0JP9- -An doesn’t bet) is perhaps one of Players who performed reperSPOUT of sudden loud noises! Idaho authoress has been nam-a- d the most delightfully funny in theatre tory Springdale t winner of the annual Pioneer characters in theatrical comUtah He wu featured Luka Clarifies the sounds you a ItariM Doop Ti of Sons the contest the of Checkhov’s Verin “The Boar” edy Story want to hea- r- reduces Hendseme Patterns satile in performing Sid has (Utah Pioneers Accordingly the assignment unwanted noise! “V ' Ann Godfrey Hansen of Day-to- of playing this role is a choice been seen in “Pajama Game1 v w11: IYD deHear most words with her acting plum but also quite ether won first place and “Guys and Dolls” a dan'’ aids miss entirely! cer story “Sing Tom Sing” accor- manding In casting Sid Perkes conas Erwin Director Vosco Call A costume assistant for Utah ding to Walter A Kerr selected one of the most experState Theatre this past season test rinIwniB Get a FREE Zenith CDR 149 Sid costumed “Silk StocUngi i Other winners included Abide ienced actors in all the OppoDemonstration Now at "17 Mr Alcasts Theatre a Madsen Sees Brigham City rtunity special design project la Aa Can Nr Teas— No Hearing OhBgatloa “Three Men On A Horse” op“David Remembered — Come though a skillful actor Sid’ 4 main interest is theatre design On Boys" second jddcetffelnfa ens tonight 8:30 in USU AmS Thompson SandyiVuel for phitheatre It continues Friday both settings qnd costumes ySi - V ' He's the son of Mrs Gertrude the Forge" tjdrd placed and and Saturday - New Fei Perkes and his home is Hyde An nonor graduate of North Gladys Huffman ' Shit Lake Styles ’ Cache High School Sid is a Park “Biography of Jofaa-By ReMee senior Theatre Arts major at Tickets for opportunity The-honorable mention1 with a State atre Universityproductions are available i f Kafr said the winperrwlll be Uah monor in Art Recipient of Utah PLAYING lead role In at the USU Ticket Office or City snona at the annual StJP U at Logan State University scholarships “Three Men on a Horse” Drug Company Prices are $15 111 North Mda Shoot — SK 111 wffl rncefva tnedals as for two years:’ Sid baa played which opens tonight in USU for adults and 75 cents for logo Utah V A childrenlooludiaf 2 - '-V- of Eggs Tour Of Cache Safflower Fields Scheduled Saturday Drops for Utah Farmers ! 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