Colors a blessing in insects’ warning hues
The bright color of ladybugs, butterflies and other insects is believed to warn birds that they are unpleasant to eat. The warning colors help deter predation and protect the insects.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1979
Page
14
The bright color of ladybugs, butterflies and other insects is believed to warn birds that they are unpleasant to eat. The warning colors help deter predation and protect the insects.
Public auction at 340 Mississippi St SE Canton Ohio features large Hummels Royal Doulton figurines and jugs art glass leaded lamps furniture curved china cabinets coins gold pesos Krugerrand and more. For information or catalogue contact the organizers.
No sale at Kidron Auction Thursday May 24 in observance of Ascension Day. Sale Friday May 25th SPECIAL CONSIGNMENTS Frid May 25th 35 Head of GOOD Holstein cows heifers in all lactation stages. Many bred for fall freshening. DHIA tested out of top producing dams from Curtis breeding. 17 head of young Holstein cattle incl 3 service age bulls open heifers springer heifers and cows due June through August. Give Kidron a try Far Friendly Courteous Livestock Marketing Service John E Sprunger Mor.
Public auction set for May 24 1979 at 10 00 AM to liquidate farm assets near Mallet Creek Ohio 514 miles northwest of Medina on Stat 57 Ferguson tractors implements deer old tools and antiques livestock and supplies including horses sheep and a nanny goat household items and feed lot lots of miscellaneous items and a lunch available sale signs posted J D Fenstermaker Ant Homerville Ohio and Steingass owner 3108 Lester Rd Medina Ohio contact numbers provided
Lorain City Council moved to adopt a resolution of intent to purchase the Gould Block and provide offstreet parking to meet a 125000 engineering study and funding requirements for a 2169000 Broadway improvement project. The vote followed hours of debate over demolition of the Gould Block and potential for a downtown parking deck and nearby land swap with Lorain National Bank.
The New London Board of Education will seek professional advice before hiring an architect to study the district's leaking school roofs. A 3-2 vote approved the plan after motions to advertise for bids on roof replacements and to hire a roofer were defeated. The study could cost 1200 to 1400 dollars. Funds come from a three year improvement levy approved last June.
The Amherst finance committee approved a compromise ordinance to adjust the electric rate structure aiming to prevent large surpluses or deficits. The measure, opposed by its sponsor, proposes rate reductions to avoid financial imbalances in the electric account.
City panel weighs five percent rate moves tied to a surplus threshold and inflation, with Ken Sroka opposing changes. A separate measure bans pinball and amusement machines near city hall, caps three machines per business, imposes a ten dollar annual license, and sets fines for late payment and noncompliance.
Beatrice Douglas, principal of Durling School in the Clearview district, resigns effective June 23 to relocate to Florida. Theodore Blank named elementary administrator effective August 1 to supervise Darl ing and lead grants. Blanks salary not set. The board also did not renew contracts for 26 part time non certified employees, mostly cafeteria staff.
North Ridgeville bids for Cleveland area bus contract open June 7 with awarding later. RTA urged by city and state to use competitive bidding to avoid a private carrier lawsuit as SBS Transit Inc. objects to loss of service. Also notes spring cleanup dumpsters at service garage and Mayor Carte listening night at City Hall.
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