PAGE 4 SHERMAN COUNT!
JUURNAI., MOKO, OREGON
Grass Valley
FRIDAY, JULY S, IWW
1 Residual Nitrogen
Habits Studied
ly of F o rt Rock and
Plants
Joseph! » P a rk h u rs t of Rose
T hey ’ all enjoyed a picnic
by Anna Raizes*
Well ?4s Animals Suffer From
the insects tem porarily more ac
tive, thus spreading the virus
fu rth er and faster.
Virus Infections; Sometimes Same Ones
In addition to insect-virus rela
tionships. virus control )>ossihili-
A jo k e c u rre n tly m ak in g the
m ittle by insects— 100 by aphids.
ro u n d s is th a t w hen y o u r p h y si Much of his research at OSC has ties lieing studied by OSC re
cian looks at you w ith a frow n,
lieen w ith aphid-borne viruses,
sh ak es h is head, anti say s “you
for, as he puts it “you must under
seem to h av e a v iru s” he really stand the biology of the insect
d o esn 't know w hat y o u r problem
before you can control it, and
is.
you must understand the biologv
W h e th e r o r not th is is tru e, of the virus before you can con
OSC rese arch is th ro w in g som e trol it.”
lig h t on th e com plicated su b ject
Viruses affect all sorts of plants
of v iru ses.
sm all grains, gladioli, beans, clo
In stu d y in g tran sm issio n s of ver, alfalfa, potatoes, cane fruits,
he P ark at R end.
Mr. and Mrs. lx
Bor
Dr. C. M Sm ith, associate soil
Mrs. H adley S ta rk of
stel w ere hosts at a
scientist
at the Pendleton station
’alif.,
a
rriv
e
d
F
rid
a
y
hom e on th e lawn
reports
that
in residual fertilizer
luests
a
t
the
hom
e
of
July. T hose p resen t
and Mr H a rry S tark. T hey studies with wheat in eastern
M rs.W alter Koch a
( lei
Sunday to th e hom e Oregon, the m agnitude of grain
M arianna of Ore* l i Cil
yield increase from residual n i
Mr.
s. W illis B rittain ,
Mrs. Ted von II
trogen
appeared to lie related to
Mr.
tnd
Mr
i.
M
arcus
E
siin
g
er,
Misses Cassie nd Mabel ]
the
amount
of resjionse the first
«salie
a
Leta,
and
K
a
th
e
rin
e
of T h e Dal 11 es, M r. and
year and tim e of nitrogen appli
-ckman
ent
to
Suttle
Lake
D ouglas A lle y and <1
ite rs of
cation.
The effect of first-year
Wasco, Mr Wd Mrs. Hud Kock S atu rd ay for th e long w eekend.
and fam ily G eorge Ten E yck of K ath e rin e H eckm an jo in ed h er response on residual nitrogen res
ponse was most pronounced on
P ortland,
Ur. and M rs. Hill p a re n ts at Hend th e F o u rth .
Mr. and Mrs. O rville R uggles the Walla Walla soil w here high
Pansch, Jam t es Field, Mr. and Mrs.
ly efficient use of the fall-applied
A lfred Kock of Moro, F ra n k von and fam ily d ro v e to M cNary dam
fertilizer was obtained the first p lan t v iru ses by insects, Dr. K nud stra w b e rrie s. ,»eas, su g a r t»eeH,
S
u
nday
w
here
they
stay
ed
at
th
e
Ilorstel, Mrs A. von H orstei and
G. Sw enson, OSC entom ologist, a ste rs, c a rro ts, tom atoes, sq u ash ,
year.
Phil, Mr. and Mrs G eorge von Yacht club am i w ere jo in ed by
In nearly all instances, the res has com e u p w ith facts th a t will cucum bers,
cherries,
cabbage,
Ilorstel and fa mils Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. E arl M cK inney and
ponse
to the residual from spring- h elp sc ien tists u n d ersta n d h u m an broccoli, onions, and lilies, to
A
lan
of
H
erm
isto
n
and
Mr.
and
Carl von ilo rstel and fam ily and
viruses as well as plan t v iru ses. name a few.
Mrs. Malcolm M cK inney and baby applied nitrogen was larger than
Jo h n Nichols.
A lthough h u m a n s and anim als
from fall. The reason was not ap
of
Wasco.
T
hey
all
enjoyed
a
bo
at
Mr. and Mrs. Donald C lodfelter
a re not affected by p lan t v iruses,
Sym ptom s are many and v ar
parent
although
the
longer
con
and W endell w ere hosts for the trip up th e C olum bia p ast P asco
tact w ith soil may have resulted m osquitoes th a t c a rry h u m a n v i ied, ranging from merely chang
w
h
ere
th
e
S
nake
flow
s
in
to
th
e
A dam s fam ily get-together at
in more of the nitrogen becoming ru ses tra n sm it them in th e sam e ing the color to killing the plant.
th e ir hom e S unday. P re sen t w ere Colum bia. T h ey en joyed th e fire
unavailable f o r plants—either w ays as in sects that c a rry p la n t In many field crops, plant grow tn
Mr. and Mrs. Ix»y A dam s and La- w o rk s a t M cN ary S un d ay n ig h t.
chemically or positionally. Addi viruses. T h is basic fact m eans is stunted and yields are reduced.
Rodney
Rolfe
sp
e
n
t
th
e
F
o
u
rth
\ erne, Mr. and
Mrs. N orm an
research does Swenson em phasized that under
tional studies are lieing conducted th a t ag ric u ltu ra l
A dam s and G reg of E ugene and of Ju ly in K lam ath Falls.
on this subject.
It is apparent m uch sp ad ew o rk for m edical re standing viruses is a long and
T
h
e
Class
of
1935
G
rass
V
alley
d a u g h te r S andra A dam s of T he
that a considerable of the avail search, for facts learned by s tu d y complicated process and if farm
Dalles, Mr. and Mrs. C lair Adams High School is h av in g a class re
ability of residue
nitrogen is ing th e w ays p lan ts becom e in ers are to meet future food needs
and Ronald of Hood River, Mias union Ju ly in at th e IOOF hall at
necessary for m aking decisions fected can l»e applied to w ay s h u it is im portant to continue re
2
o
’clock.
A
nyone
th
a
t
w
ould
like
E lizab eth »Sellish of Yakima, Mrs.
as to fertilization practices. Know m ans and an im als becom e in fect search on viruses.
C. P. A adm s of T h e Dalles, Mrs. to d ro p in to v isit d u rin g th e a f
ledge of residual values can re ed.
At first thought, controlling
tern
o
o
n
is
welcome.
Donald M arsh and R icky and
Sw enson has been stu d y in g spread of plant viruses mignt
duce
uncertainty associated w ith
Mrs. Donald von H orstel ac
Phil, Mrs.
Ilru c e
Eccles and
the use of fertilizer, Smith re v ecto rs (insects th at c a rry plant seem relatively easy: kill the in
S tephen, K aren and L au rie of com panied by C a rsten von H or ported.
viruses) for about 10 y e a rs— th e sects which c arry the viruses.
Hood River. T he day w as sp e n t stel, Bobby King, Deborah R ey
past six at OSC. D uring th e com
Hut it’s not as simple as that,
playing hall, horseback rid in g and nolds and B a rb a ra Meves, took
ing y ear, he will co n tin u e his he points out. Much virus spread
th
e
tra
in
last
T
u
esd
ay
fo
r
cam
p
p a rta k in g of the usual picnic d in
w ork in A u stralia u n d er a G ug is by m igrating insects that in
w h ere th e ch ild ren will a tte n d th e
ner.
genheim fellow ship aw ard ed him vade a field and transm it the
E
piscopal
ch
u
rc
h
A
scension
sum-
Ralph R ust w ent to T he Dalle
as an o u tsta n d in g scholar.
virus before they are killed by In
Optometrist
F riday w here he entered a hospl- oiei school at Cove for a week.
T he en tom ologist re p o rts th e re secticide residues that are pre
Mrs.
von
ilo
rste
l
returned
hom
e
tai for m edical atten tio n .
40.* K. 2nd HL
are ab o u t 400 know n plant v iru s sent. Actually, some Insecticides
Mr. and Mrs. Dan H oskinson w ith Mr. H an k s of S haniko. Mr. Tel. CYS-MAB The Dalle«, Ore.
es. Som e 300 of these are trans- worsen the problem by m aking
and sons of Downey, Calif., spent anu Mr« G ene R eynolds w ill go
several days v isitin g at th e L am er up W ednesday and b rin g th e
c h ild ren home.
.Sayrs home.
Mr. and Mrs. W arren
E llio tt
Mr. and M rs B. E. M artin of
Yucaipa, Calif,, a rriv e d J u n e 27 and d au g h ter, S u san of P o rtlan d ,
to visit th e ir niece, Mrs. E arl o ld s spent from S a tu rd a y till Monday
and fam ily and Mr. and Mrs H e r w ith h e r p a re n ts Mr. and Mrs. D
m an Ziegler. T hey left T uesday L. Reynolds. S an d ra r e tu r n « !
w ith h er p are n ts. Mr. and Mrs.
m orning for th e ir home.
M is Virgil D ltsm ann am i Jo a n n e G en e R eynolds and fam ily had
visited Mrs. H arold O w ens S u n d in n e r w ith them S unday.
Mr. and Mrs. G ordon L em ley
day, com ing from G oldem lale
had
a picnic at th e ir hom e th e
Mr. am i Mrs. H arold O w ens
had an evening d in n e r J u n e 27 F o u rth of Ju ly . P re sen t w ere Mr.
ce le b ra tin g the Kth b irth d a y of and Mrs. D uane Lem ley and fam
th e ir son, R oliert. G uests w ere Ins ily of P o rtlan d , Mr. and Mrs. Ar-
g ran d m o th er, Mrs. W. D H arnett zell Lem ley and Mr. and Mrs.
H an s H ardenhagen ami fam ily.
and Mr. and Mrs. H e rm a n P eters.
Mr. and Mrs Lyle T rim b le and
Phil R uggles sp en t th e afte rn o o n
Itiinily
ot C orvallis stopped at the
w ith Roltert and ice crefiiti and
hom e of his b ro th e r and s is te r in
cup cakes w ere served.
law, Mr. and Mrs. Ted T rim b le
Mis. (*laus H ardenhagen ami
Mrs .1. W. Jo n e s had d in n e r w ith th e F o u rth to visit a while.
Mr. and Mrs. D uane Lem ley and
Mr
T. M. Rolfe and Mr
Ha,
fam ily spent from S atu rd ay till
rlette W ells th e F o u rth of July.
M onday w ith ids p a re n ts Mr. an t
Mrs. T. M Rofle am i Mrs. liar-
Mrs. A rzell Lem ley.
rin e tte W ells spent T uesday an I
Mi. and Mrs. Dick H eckm an and
W ednesday last week v isitin g Mr.
P’'gg.v, G loria Todd, R ita and
and Mrs A rch F o rtn e r at Board-
M argaret H am m ond w ent to Bend
man.
lhe F o u rth to see th e W ater P a
Mr and Mrs. Sam Allx-rty hud
guests in F rid a y ev e n in g for cake geant ami to visit rela tiv e s and
friends.
ami ice cream to celeb rate th e ir
7
A
Mi. and Mrs. Bill Salto and d a u
• la u g h ter S am ira's fourth
b irth
g
h
ter,
R
osem
ary
of
Hillslxtro,
and
day. P resent w ere Mr. and Mrs.
R ichard A nton of S anta Rosa,
Ja m es T aylor ami fam ily and Mr.
and Mrs. A. S A lhcrty ami fam ily ’ alii., w ere brief callers at th e
of Moro and Mr. ami Mrs. Carl Don C lodfelter hom e th e F o u rth
• n ro u te to a fam ily picnic at th e
Schm idt of G rass Va v .
Bill H all re s id e n c e in M oro.
Ml anti Mrs. Bill 'I'ttdtl and fam
Mr. and Mrs. E.
Blaylock
and Mr. ami Mrs Cl
■ anti Mr. anti Mrs M avnor Reed
• Si rati lev
and ifam ily took A rdine Todd and
and sons re tu rn e d S atu rd
ay from
fi
May
S u ttle Lake w h ere they
t'V spent »Sandra W ilson to W yeth Y outh
several days. Mr. and Mi is Boyce camp ' to spend a week. T hey en-
Blaylock and O rville B ylock an 1 J1 ’>’<•«1 a picnic lunch before re-
Shirley W atk in s of
’asco rc- tu rn in g hom e
Mr and Mrs Shelton F ritts iiad
tu rn ed M onday a fte r spcntling
dinni •f w ith Mr. anti Mrs. Bi'l
several d ay s there.
Mr. and Mrs Sam Z icrly hail Todd Sunday.
Mr and Mrs. Ivan Blagg and
as th e ir guests from Sail u n la y till
;
- • • b v ;’^: s easier... living’s happier uiud
Monday Mr. and Mr . Max Chau
-pent th e long w eekend in
b ers and tw in girls fro m Siivet tarnation v isitin g h e r parent: M
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•■»’ »' I.B 'C ’ S Ml DAI.LION HOME standards.
toll.
and Mrs J e rr v C ovie.
. \ vii u.-.Li
HO.ME features proper lighting
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Blavltx
and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Stradley < ARD <»1* T il \ \ kN
i:i
com, up ti date wiring throughout and provision
We would like to th an k th e
w ent to Hood R iver Sunday to at
tend the reception held for Mi neig ld x tis and frien d s w ho put
toi Die -vo.'.dv. 'nJ \»ork-sa\ing eleetrie appliances
am i Mrs. E arl O rdw uv, who cele out th e fire en d a n g erin g o u r
new for modern living,
hratetl th e ir 50th w edilm g anm
•ui ' mt, w lu le we w ere gone one
\ e n -ary. Mrs ( >rd\\ ai• is a sister day last week
of Mrs Blayl ock.
I he \\ illard B arn etts
W i.c.'» you build or modernize, make your home a
Mrs .lot* Pc •ters ent e rt.lin e d h e r
brillIge club at h er
litiiie
near
Mr O. .LLION HOME. You’ll add value to your home
M om
T h u rs t lay w 1th invited
gue sts includi ng Mrs A. Domna,
.»•xj • •'•i'll enjoy the full comfort and convenience
M rs A rt Cl in1st lansoi i. Mrs. Hen-
01 :ii. »tern electric living.
ry B arnum , Mrs. la *ta F.slinger
amt Mrs Orli iw Maritin of M o m
ami Mrs Bill 1 I’a u se h t •I' G ru -s Val
Follow ing: d essert bridge w as
In p lay at four tables Mrs. |)«>uina
how Many of These Modern Electric Appliances
beiti high seo re. Mrs. G ene R e\-
noltl s second high am 1 M l - H e .
hctp Yoy Live Better Electrically?
man P ete rs Iow Mrs Ik»uma also
won the tr a \ einig prize
O th er
men ibera pres ent w en p Mrs Don-
Range
r ] Steam Iron
alti i I'lth lie lte r, M i- A A D unlap,
M is D. L. Re
Refrigerator
Q Toaster
Mrs Arzell
lami Icy, Mrs E l a m K t ei* Mrs Al-
Q Freezer
Q Mixer
fret! k n .» md Mrs A F B alzen
searchers include develo p i n g
plant varieties that are resistant
to viruses, the affect of fertilizer
and environm ent on virus suscep
tibility, ami conditions of the
aphid's host plant.
Be sure
your dollars
have a
high I.Q *
Dr Otis G Perkins
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g ra n d s o n , W ally May o f T h e D.
les d ro v e to the P ete rso n Rot
G ardens the F o u rth of Ju ly at
e n jo y e d a pit me dinnci
Mr am i Mrs A. »S A llierty at
fam ily of Moro had d in n e r wit
Mr. and Mrs S am A ll«-rtv mi
i ft It of
T he
get to g eth er at Bend tl
of Ju ly
P ie se n t w en
.Mrs H urry S tark amt f
anti M in . F runk E Baye
lly, V irginia Todd, Mr
(Han S tark am i fam ily
Mr and Mr« C orti« S tar
Mr. and Mrs. H adley
A naheim , C alif , Mr t
W illis B ritta in ami
Hend, Mr anti Mrs Hi
1 Sewing Machine
Automatic Washer
[ 1 Dishwasher
[~] Fry Pan
C7J Coffee Maker
’ 1 Vacuum Cleaner
3 Power Tool»
n Electric Blanket
~] W a ite Disposer
Water Heater
1 Air Conditioner
enables
♦he family
to limit
♦ha cost
♦o its needs or wishes.
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