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Ask Our Manager About Hit Convenient Loy-A-Woy ? COME SEE! f MAJOR KENNETH L. WEST, of Box 63. Wirne, N. C.t re ceives the Oak Leaf Cluster to the Army Commendation Medal from Colonel John S. Baskin, Special Troops Commander, in retirement ceremonies here Oct. 24. Maj. West, who served as Fort Gordon's assistant inspector general, retired Oct. 31 with the rank of lieutenant colonel. He will make his home in Warne. If. Col. Kenneth L West Ends Career After 26 Years FORT GORDON, GA. - Lieutenant Colonel (Ret.) Ken neth L. West of P. O. Box 63, Warne, ended his Army career here today after 26 years of service. Tips For Control Boxelder Bugs By James M. Stewart County Extension Chairman Cherokee County The boxelder bug is a com mon household nuisance in Cherokee County and North Carolina. Although they do not bite man, damage build ings, clothing or food, their presence is a nuisance. DESCRIPTION Boxelder bugs are about 1/2 inch long and resemble squash bugs in body shape. The adult has three bright red lines running lengthwise on the thorax. There are also red markings on the front wings. Other parts of the body are dark brownish - gray to black. HABITS Boxelder bugs seldom de velop in numbers large enough to be a nuisance unless they are able to feed on female boxelder trees (also known as ash-leaf maple or three leaf maple). However, box elder bugs occasionally feed on ash, maple, and other trees. Boxwelder bugs are most noticeable in the fall and on warm winter and early spring days. In the fall, they often enter homes and other pro tected places to spend the win ter. On warm winter or spring days they come out into the open and appear in houses and on the sunny side of the houses on white or light paint ed surfaces. When the boxwelder trees bud in the spring, the bugs leave winter quarters and seek out female boxelder trees on which to feed and lay eggs. CONTROL The only satisfactory and permanent method of control of boxelder bugs is the elimi nation of female boxelder trees. Planting only the male trees (which do not produce seed) will lessen the problem. A mixture of 2 1/2 gallons of dieldrin liquid concentrate (containing 1.5 lb. dieldrin per gallon) or 2 1/2 gallons of lindane 20$ EC in 100 gal lons of water sprayed on the trunks of boxelder s in the summer prior to migration (when clusters of bugs appear on the bark) and repeated as needed will give some control of this pest. Spraying house foundations with rhe same ma terials may be of value. Control is extremely diffi cult after boxelder bugs begin to migrate, have entered hi bernation quarters, or tem porarily emerge from hiber nation during warm winter or spring days. I 1 Turtletown, Term Mr. and Mrs. Roy Marr and daughters, Roma Jane and Kathleen of Gas ton la, N. C. spent the weekend with Mrs. Marr'* parents, Mr. and Mrs. RUey Hughes of Burns Gap Road. Oner visitors at the Hughes were Mr. and Mrs. Redden Stiles and Teddy of Shoal Creek and Mrs. Bel 'ia Baker and Mrs. Lucille -edford. :herokee Scout * Clay County 'rog., Thurs., Nov. 13, 1964 , I Col. West was awarded die first Oak Leaf Cluster to the Army Commendation Medal Oct. 24 for his service as as sistant inspector general at Fort Gordon since November, 1962. A major during his last Army assignment, he retired with the rank of lieutenant colonel. Col. West spent 20 years on ctive Army duty (1940-46, 1950-64) and six years in the active reserve (1946-50). He served three tours of duty in Europe, and one each in Korea and the Bahama Islands. Col. West is married to the former Mildred Ford of Warne, where they will make their permanent home. They have two daughters, Marilyn, who teaches in Charlotte, and Mrs. Howard T. Price II of Fayetteville, N. C. 9 Local Students Enroll In Berea College BEREA, KY. - Nine stud* ents from Cherokee County registered at Berea CoUeae this fall. Emma E. Davis a graduate of Murphy High School returned as a senior. Four juniors to register w?r? Martha L* Lrlm and Ron ald A. Conley of Andrews High School; and John G. Moore and Wanda A. Timpson of Murphy. Laura J. Weeks and Dustina A. Wooten of Andrews High School, and Cassandia Zim merman from Hayes ville High School at Hayes viUe, regis tered as sophomores. The freshman to register was Ben L. Pipes fromMur Phy High School. Berea College is a co - educational liberal arts col lege offering the Bachelor of Arts and the Bachelor of Sci ence Degrees in Agriculture. Business Administration, Home Economics, and Industrial Arts. Approxi mately ninety percent of the students come from the South - em Appalachian area. The remaining ten percent includes those from other sta tes and foreign countries. The college also maintains a sec ondary school program open to pupils below college level. A irman Byers Arrives For Duty In Germany SPANGDAHLEM. Germany - Airman Second Class Harry T. Byers, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Byers of Brasstown, N. ' C., has arrived for duty at Spangdahlem AB. Germany. Airman Byers, an inventory specialist, previously serv ed at Lowry AFB, Colo. His new squadron is part of the United States Ar Force in Europe which provides the major air contribution for defense of the NATO countr- , les. He is a graduate of Hayea vllle High School. 1 Larry Metcalf Enlists In Navy MURPHY - Larry Allot Metcalf, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. English of Route 6, Murphy, has enlisted in the United Slates Navy and was Tr.T.erred 10 ** U* *? N,wl Training Center at Great i Navy Recruiter for this j *? '? hls enlistment in
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