THE SANDY (Or«.) POST
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THE O U T L O O K SHOPPER
M a ll prize
winners told
Thu n ., August 12, 1971
Dahlias may be diseased
Dahlias showing a drop in
performance by change of color
or growing w ith less vigor than
previously noted are probably
infected w ith virus disease
V ir u s —in fe c te d
p la n ts
behave in a variety of ways
providing the most noticeable
clue by changing color of
bloom.
Blooms m ay lighten in color
or change altogether. Some
varieties-show only a portion of
the flow er w ith a washed-out
streak of white.
W ilbur W Burkhart, area
extension agent, com pared
d a h lia s
to
potatoes
fo r
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Dennis Johnson. Jeff Koehn, Roager
Poore. Sheree Lowle. Chuck
Weiganf, Mrs R Miller. Velme
Horn, Eleanor Staffenson, Rose
Olson. Rob Porterfield, Marjorie
Hutcheson, Monte Burge, Lorna D
Porterfield, Debbie Westfall. John
Niece, Terry Joy, Ray Webb,
Marjorie Anderson, Frances Hyson,
Jeff Hyson, Dana Clark, Barbara
Fagan, Mrs Sylvia Espersen, Curtis
Blasdell, Mark Davis.
Allen Lind, Eileen G igliotfl,
Beulah Peudl, Cleo Towle, William
West, Ricky Patten, Dan Hyson,
Dave Tartton, M ichael Price,
Barbara Whipple. Wayne Overcash,
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Zimwalt, Mike Martinson,
Clay Blake, Jean Lingle, Harold
Bulford, Karen Davis, Vina Lin
droth, Joan Hyson, Gall Linnon,
Scott Palmquist, Mrs. Doris Sch
midt, Sharon Francis, Diane Peters,
Henry Levellie, Melinda Smith,
William West, Leah Roby
MORE THAN 600 prizes have been
given away from the Treasure Chest
this past week at the Gresham Mall.
chances of becoming infected intensity of green
with virus. Several sucking
The v iru s soon spreads
insects attack both kinds of throughout the plant and tubers
plants and spread the disease without altering performance
by going from infected to of flowers during the firs t
healthy plants to suck juices season.
from leaves and stems.
When the tubers are planted
Each sucking bite performs the following year, growth of
as a tin y hypodermic needle the sprouts is slow, discolored
and leaves the healthy plant and often deformed.
innoculated w ith the virus-
Plants seldom grow to their
producing substance.
form er height or produce the
F irs t year symptoms of virus quantity and quality of blooms
infection may amount to no noted in previous seasons.
more than a m ottled leaf. The
Destruction of plants already
m ottling m ay include areas of in fe cte d and show ing the
green and yellow or appear as a symptoms is recommended by
leaf w ith va ryin g degrees of Burkhart as a prevention of
further spread by insects. Total
control of sucking insects is
necessary to p re ve n t t r a n ­
smission of the disease from
distant plantings as the insects
m igrate to new feeding areas.
C o m p le te
in fo r m a tio n
dealing with the culture of
dahlias is available in a U S .
Government Bulletin available
by w ritin g ' Dahlias” Box 1491
Portland.
ooo
United Nations projections
predict that life expectancy in
Ked China w ill increase from 50
to 59 years by 1985, and in India
from 48 to 57.
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