The Bend Bulletin, Friday, January 20, 1956
Plants Affected By Temperature
Mi's how fast the tcmpfTaturol
(Hiops thai often determines hw
much p) tints ure hurt by a cold
f$ap. n-porls L. T. Bluiiey, Ore
pn State college hortieulturisl.
ilunt-y explains that plants de
pend on their ability to move wa
tjr from inside the cells into the
cm' space.8 between pells where it
ftreze.., fur protection against win
tw injuiy This makt-s the cell
NHp mure concentiulfd so it acts,
Ifljp the anti-fjeezi In your car's
mdiator and protects the cell from
if a plant fcn't ahle lo mov
eJVAih water out of Its pells fas'
wugh, ice crystals form inside
rtw cells. These crystals break lip
tJL' rell contents, rupture cell
wiills, and the evils an- killed. If
(yioiigli cells are killed, the plant
dies.
, This Is the reason a sudden
drop in temperature bvlow the
frti'ing point is so disastrous for
plants it doesn't ivo them
fflounh time to move the neces
sary amount of water into th
spaces between I he cells.
Children's
Colds
Jttlltv Suffering
.fart-ErtectWely
.
Winler-l:ardiness, Uien, is closely
related to the ability ol a plant to
move water rapidly from inside
the cell into the intercellular
;;pjices, Bianey says. I'lants vary
Kieaily in this respect. And smii
things as time of year, foud supply'
of the plant, Wid amount of fhui:'.-.
'ure piesfht also affect the plant s
ability to stand tip under an at
luck of cold weather.
Blnney also pointed out tluit
rapid Ihavinjf of a plant is s.ne
timis as danerou-S as rapid f reels
ing If the plant thaws tot quickly
water movin into the cell faster
i hail the cell sap can absorb it
This causes the cell wall to ex
wind favter than the cell contents
Sie twn separate, and the cell y
badly damaged. I
How car. ymt help plunts ewane
winter injury? Ulaney says help
ing the plant stop growing in the
fall is one way. Don't apply
gr.rtvlh-stimuldting fertilize! in the
fall and limit the amount of wale;
supplied to the plant, he suggests
It also helps If the plunl can be
exposed to repealed diotis in
temperature (down to 40 to 50 de
grees at nitfhO before freeinp
actually starts. But sometimes it's
a little hard to gel the weather to
cooperate, he concludes.
IWKKINO INCUMK
BOSTON IUP There were 402,
203 motorists tagged for Illegal
parking in downtown Boston dur
ing 1!Kp'. They paid fines totaling
$178.87-1.
9 DAYS 9
THAT'S WHAT'S LEFT
Before the End of Our
JANUARY CLEARANCE
on USED Sewing Machines!
NATIONAL ROTARY SAMSONITE CASE
WAS $H7..W NOW Wfl.Kfl
. HEERMAN & JANES
Sewing Center
Bend
1021 Wall
Vhoile 1074
County Courf Proceedings
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Cases Reported
By Redmond JP
Special lo The Bulh-tln
KKDMOND Justice court dock
"t for last we'k lists the following
citations 'and dispositions: l.orris
0. Carlson, Nyssa, was fined $100
for mrkless driving. The same
eliarge was entei-ed against Carol
li. Canlin. Prineville, who was
liiud $:w.M. Darrell f. Del-ash
mutt, Kedmond, was lined $f1.50
and his license suspended 0 flays
for reckless driving.
Failure to ship for a stop sign
i-esulted in $fi fine for Darlenc
('lenience, Redmond. Krne-t L.
Waldow. Portland, was fined $10
und Donald K. Thomas. Bend, was
fined $14.50 for tnick speeding.
For violating basic rule William
K. Williams of Warm Springs.
I'haris A. Timpy, Redmond, and
Jerry .1. Walki-r, Portland, were
each fined $I-I..V).
Ijiwrence H. Iverson, Silver
lnkc, was fined $H.r0 for truck
speeding. Overload cost William W,
Jolly. Portland. JlO.fiO fine. On a
similar charge Donald W. May ford.
Stinnyside, Wash., was also fined
$ I .:).
In a civil suit Credit Bureau's
Adjustment department seeks re
covery of $23.99 from Howard W.j
and 1-orene A. Browning. I
IHSAl'l'i:lt!(i ACT (
WINDSOR LOCKS, Conn. (UPl
Several hundivd New Britain'
High School students skipped clas
ses lo s(c their team off to a foot
ball bowl game in Miumi, Fla.
They scattered when someone an
nounced over the loudspeaker at
Bradley Field. "The truant officer
is on his way."
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IN TIIK MATTKH OF DKKllS
TO CO-'NTY OWNKI1 IANDS:
Al I Inn llmf tl Court aijiniHl i!u fol
owinu UitU:
C-t-irtte W Slranire Lot 2. Bx-k 21'.
IHttirutl TM-iHi!e of Ktfdinund
Ti.-lon- C Ikitr - Ufa 5 ami G.
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IN TMK MATT Kit OF
HrimINATIoN AfiKKKMK.Vr:
Wherca Iwiclrtforf W. C. Jumen et US
i(eie I n In a lit II of Male aaifi-rnenl with
i-Mlmit-a ('iunty wtiiTc hy Jainti li
Dcflcliule Cnunty not b exre.-d lUtxHl
yarili ul rimlciH in any 12 ntmilh perliMl
Mun Nr. Win and crxtlnv
Match 111. lMitt. aiul also Kiiiiitnj IVi-fiu1e
Ci-iur..y an fa'ctnenl for right of way over
inl Itfidt ow-rtl ' kim-HjT. arrtj
Wirea tr.. reafter Jair.-i oUI . said
UrxU Wj fcakrr arl Ivrvrfi. ainJ lulu-r
ai.l Ivt-rsoit M-curt-l a nn fim Ui- ate
Ijul hrd. I
N'-rtv. therrf'irF1. Ix-vl.atM Cuunly ar-
kr.w!Hla ajj 'tcf that tl.e irniUKatfe
Kivti by Baht-r ail lvi-rw.fi to Slaii- Lai it
Cril r orrtfd in 57 at Paye 31.,
M (Haige Kei i'td f IWw hute Cwunty. ,
.tuili t firft rrnltfaK ar d lit-n un &aid
i-I pnjpfHy Uvirin iXn- i lU-d. .
IV THE MATTKK OF i
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Tt c-jurt aw-rovpd tl.1 fo!Lr.vlr.t af
pUaiiufij fur t-ff lUt-rtic:
RulArJ it. arid Dori M. Cipirgr -Bfoi(..-i
3tuIe - R.M&.B.
C. Aa and Ruih E. Oollard - llarr.p
t.-n Station Ii M.H B.
I THE MATTER OF aI'PI.K'ATION FOP.
LICENSE AS A WRECKER OF MGTuI!
VEHICLES:
Tr:' 0,urt a j tiV'il the t-AUmn-g an
filiation tor Motor Vt-hli-le Wifcker
Li' i-nrs;
Kffinth J. TurTicr
Oonce W. Hj-!i1 fd IiuTcnre X.
I!ut-:il. dLa llit'-l Htiir Sl.op
in the matter of poiUc em
ployes KKTT KEMKNT SYSTEM
AMENDMENTS:
At On time u.e Coui.ty Oturt elet tu
adoiJt ParaKiaiih '6 and ill) of Sub
s tltin 5. OHS 337 irM as amended
Tln-re Mnu rr fuittier lnwifie. C'iirt
ailfunntl.
('. 1 AI.I.EV. roi'NTY JtTMJE
D. L. PEMIoLIjW. CiMMlKSIONER
F. C. SHEPAHU. COMMISSIONER
Valentine Bridge
Luncheon Set
SpeciiU to Tbe BuU4n
PRINKVILL A Valentine
bridge luncheon Ls being planned
by the women of the Prineville
golf and country club for the Feb
ruary meeting which is to be held
on Feb. f at the clubhouse.
Ttie luncheon is being planned
by the rrembers of the ways and
means and the luncheon commit
tees. Th"y ore asking that reserva
tions lie made, either with Mis.
Kenneth piercy or Mrs. Hardy
Myers hy noon. Feb. 6.
IKltMS KKt OVF.RKI)
Special to Thf bulletin
TUMALO Two stove-oil drums
r port-d stolen n few days ago
we-e foune" yesterday alwut 40 fee;
from their rack. They were the
property of Mrs. Vida Andrew.
The contents of the barrels, each
abuut one-fourth full, had ben re-
mo v d.
We Sell
money orders PERSONAL MONEY ORDERS
Only 15c for any amount to $100
JMGILL DRUG
117 Oregon
Phone 157
Drivers Nabbed By Bend Police
Robert C. Koopuian, 15, of 400
fSsemorp street, wa arrested last
night iy city police on the cliaiie
of driving on the wrong side- of
Hill street between Hawthorn and
Greeley avenue, lie paid $5 bond.
Lawrence O. Dell, of Route 3.
was charged at midnight Thurs
dsyby police whh violating the
basic rule by driving in excess of
45 miles ar. hour in a 2mile zone
in Tliird street between Davis and
Fmrrson. His bond was set at J20.
Charles A. Bigelow, of Route 2,
paid 't bul on the -diarge of driv
ing -the wrong way in the alley
lack of police headquarters.
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