Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 12, 1942, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 1942. PAGE THREE CHERRY TREES S0ME AREAS HI! Buckskin, Mottle Leaf Easily Recognized Virus Symp tom Says Agent Cordy. Br C. B. Cordy Assistant County Agent A set of new cherry diseases has appeared in some areas of the Northwest in the last few years. These diseases are caused by a virus and can be controlled only by removal of the affected trees. It is, of course, very much our interest to keep these afliseases from becoming estab lished in this county. A survey Is being made at this time to determine if any of these dis eases are now present here, we hope of course that there are none. There is a long list of names of virus diseases, but two that have fairly definite symptoms are buckskin and mottle leaf. These could be recognized by any grower and reported. Typical Symptoms The most typical symptoms of buckskin is the small size of cherries on affected branches and their refusal to color or ripen. Even after the normal cherries are harvested, the affected cherries remain small and green and hang on the .tree. In a few years diseased limbs n the trees may die. On mottle leaf, the most typi cal symptom is a mottling of the leaves. Later these mottled areas dry up and fall out leav lng a severe shot hole or lace leaf affect. It should be noted that unlike other shot hole dis eases, the chot holes caused by mottle leaf may cross veins. If all the shot holes are between the veins then it is not caused by mottle leaf. There are other virus dis eases that deform the leaves and fruits. As a rule the limbs and trees are not killed by virus dis eases so please do not report these. There are also large number of trees at the present time that have a lot of small red cherries that are dropping. This is not a difcase, but lack of pollenation. Spread By Crafting The only two known means of spread of these diseases is by grafting and by sucking insects. Which Insects spread them are not known. As an effort is being made to determine if these diseases are present, it would be appreciated if anyone having a tree with these symptoms would bring a typical branch to this office. It is impossible to tell if trees that are dead or nearly dead have been effected. Trustee Is Sought for Missing Air Traveler Los Angeles, June 12 OP) The disappearance of Frank L. McKenna. 37, wealthy bachelor owner of a Glendale airplane parts company, on an Oregon flight last October 25 was brought into superior court today. Lynn O. Hossom, attorney for the Knu-Vice Products Co., Glendale, McKenna's firm, and Joseph Irons, sales manager for the company, filed opposing petitions asking that they be named trustee for the estate of a missing -person. McKenna, flying to Seattle, vanished between Eugene and Portland, Ore. LAKE CAMP STAY Applications for attendance at the Boy Scout camp at Lake of the Woods are coming in rapidly with the advent of good weather according to word from local boy scout headquarters. The camp, one of the finest estab lished boys camps in Oregon, will open for the season on Sunday, June 28. The camp staff under the direction of Kenneth Wells, local scout executive will go into camp on July 1 for a period of training prior to open ing of the second period on July 9. The camp Is open to all Boy Scouts in this council area which includes Jackson and Josephine and Siskiyou counties and has a capacity of ninety campers and counselors. Considerable impro v e m e n t was made to the physical plant last year including kitchen en largement, new tent frames, new boats and canoes. Very lit tle new equipment will be avail able for this year's camp, but new items will be added to the daily program including special emergency service training work In physical fitness, fire fighting, etc. The camp will operate for one week periods until August 2 when it will be turned over to the Medford Girl Scouts for a three week period. HEC. will serve fried' chicken dinner from 6:30 to 8 p. m. before the recreational meeting, for a nominal sum. H E C. met June 9. Mrs. Mc Donough, Mrs. Frink, Mrs. Spurlin, Mrs. EdiRgton, and Mrs. Steve Wilson, of Sams Valley Grange; Mrs. Evelyn Bertrand. of Bayside Grange, Humboldt county, Calif., Mrs. Mabel Tay lor, and Mrs. Welsh, of Gold Hill, were visitors. Central Point Grange An appropriate flag drill featured by the Central Point Girl Scouts opened the meeting of Friday night's Central Point Grange meeting. The girls were directed by Mrs. Don Patterson. Third and fourth degrees were conferred by the officers' drill team on Mrs. John Cola, Mrs. Frances Tonn, and Geo. Whitney. A memorial service honored deceased members. Tableauxs for degree work and service were put on by Edyth Bohnert and Frances Hamilton. The singing was by Eudora Bohnert, Edd Vincent and Mr. and Mrs. Gen Hamp ton. , The refreshment committee that served strawberry short cake included Mr. and Mrs. John Bohnert, Wilbur Eicher, Otto Bohnert, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Conger and Mr. and Mrs. Hague. Austin McReynolds of the state fire patrol is on the pro gram for June 19 for fire pre vention instruction. GIRLS TO PLAY AT ClMlng Urn for Classified Ada 0 a. m. Too Ut to Classify 13:30 p. m. TONIGHT ONLY 6 TO 8 P. M. SPECIAI Pillow Cases 42-inch Stamped Pequot Case. A SI. 25 Value From 6 P. M. QQc Until 8 P. M. 70 No Exchanges No Refunds No Phone Orders fft. M. DEPT. STORE RPMEMRFR W. Are Open Every Night sisnia.itciis until 8. Saturday 8:30. 7 The Grange Victory Center will be taken over Saturday night by the Baldwin Piano Shoppe's cele brated Roguettes. The accordian group .which returned to Med ford this week from Salem with honors will perform on the War Bond platform from 7:30 p. m. to 8:30 p. m. featuring many of the numbers they did on the northern city. The group Is under the personal direction of Sebastian Apollo, who will ren der three selections of. his own. The committee in charge of entertainment for Victory Cen ter announces an entertaining line-up for the next month. A different program will be pre sented each Saturday night at the same time. W. A. Gates. Jackson county chairman, will be in charge. LIVES II YEARS Chehalis, Wash U.R How long does a fluiui'i.-h live? Mrs Robert Wisner of Chehalis an swers that her Goldie died at the ripe old age of 19 years. The fish had grown from an Inch and a half to four Inches. Gold Hill Grange The Dixon, Davis. Estremado, Fish and Fiene families were re sponsible for the lecture pro gram, given June 4 before the session of the Gold Hill Grange. The program enjoyed by Grangers and friends included: Group singing, led by Jesse Fish; Eve Prentice accordianlsts: solos in Spanish, by Jim Estre mado, accompanied by daughter Mary: solo, Dale Ward; solo, Maxwell Pierce; tap dance, Pa- tricia Dahl, accordion accom paniment by Maxwell Pierce; solo, Mary Estremado. i The committee wishes to I thanks all who donated time and talent. I A white elephant sale was 1 conducted by John Gray, lec ' turer. Refreshments were served by Maude Martin, Patricia Mars den and Kitty Hayes. There will be a recreation meeting with square dances, cards, games, and singing at . Grange hall June 27, starting at 8 p. m. Bring cards and table ! if you wish to play cards. Music ; by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Skeet ers. Refreshments will be ser I ved for a small fee. 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