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Show t 4 - i Pag 12 July 7, I960 V f9V '' m. w ' t $ I i 4 4". a. c s xf 4 A t 'u A crr .it. 1 Ct A s. J "1 , 's . . '; . x ' '., . ,. ' v s 14 1 W, ;s,w . ! . t f ... - v- - -- VC .... -, ' Leave fer Utah State University agricultural experiment station in North Farmington. can b cut off, thua maintaining the tree and cutting down the loss of possibly ed branch a complete orchard. Dr. Wadley aaid that since all viruset are spread by insects or nursery stocks, it is to the fruit growers advsntage to start with trees that ars as disease free as possible. This, of course, puts a terrific responsibility on the nurseryman. And, as yet, nurserymen have been unable to produce a certified disease-fre- e cherry, apricot or peach tree. However, they have made some remarkable strides in this direction, according to Dr. Wadley. A man who Is master of pais master of everything tience reached Jupiter Inlet, Florida after a 14,700 mile spaed run from else. Lord Halifax San Francisco, California. Her average speed, not Including pvt Genui la eternal patience. time, was ll.l knots, a record Michaelangela for that day. On May $4, 189 tho USS Oregon L A. Sunset Mr. and Mrs. John H. Beat! and Cathy, 1524 North 400 West, Sunset, are moving to Los Angeles, California, this week. They will leave on July 8th to make their home in Southern California. John, who has been an employee at Hill Air Force Bate for the last ten years, has received a promotion and transfer to the Federal Aviation Agency Regional Office in Los Angeles. He will White, Yellow, Choc, continue his alectrieal engineerPILLSBURYS ing career with the Airport Di vision of this Federal Agency. stone fruits studied GROC. & DRY FOODS Orchardists, especially cherry growers, from various parts of the state, attended the session In 1773, General Washington which began at 10 a.m. manned 5 schooners and a sloop In 1940 the first sample of with officers and men from his a fruit tree virus was isolated army for the purpose of preying from a tree in Bountiful. Since on English supply vessels. then, the Experiment Station has isolated some 25 viruses in the Davis County area. And they are constantly finding new ones at the experiment farm. Even though they have made rapid strides in the isolation of the diseases, the methods of control are far from being perfected, according to L. Darrell Stokes, Davis County agent. He aaid that so far, only one method for controlling Western X virus, the most damaging disease, has been effective, and it takes several years to complete. This method, as explained by Bryce M. Wadley, Ph. D., of the United States Dept, of Agricultural Research Service, stationed at the USUs Agricultural Experiment Station at Logan, was quite complicated, but effective. He said that the Mahaleb wild sherry root stock seems to be completely immune to the Western X virus (the most serious and prevalent stone fruit disease). He recommended that a Mahaleb orchardists root stock and then about two years later, bud the main scaffold branches over to a sweet cherry. V He explained that the WestThe Original Star Spangled Point er Which Survival the ern X wont kill the complete Bombardment at Fort McHenry, Baltimort tree because the disease wont go into the Mahaleb trunk. And, Independence Day focuses attention on the original Star Spangled if the disease does get into a Banner, shown above in its final resting place, the Smithsonian Instibranch of the tree, the infect- - tution in Washington, D. C The flag flew above Fort McHenry, Baltimore, during t night-lon- g bombardment by the British fleet in September, 1814, Francis Scott Key, who had witnessed the shelling' of the fort, was so moved to making of this historic banner. It see the flag still flying in the was so large, in fact, that only the malt room of a Baltimore brewmorning that he composed The Star Spangled Banner" on the ery could accommodate it during spot. The song eventually became its making. our national anthem. Composer Key's phrase, the History has it that Col. George rockets red glere, may have inwantArnusteadof Fort McHenry fluenced u century of Independed the largest flag possible so that ence Day celebrations which acthe British, who were blockading cented fireworks and firewater Chesapeake Bay, would be sure to more than patriotic programs. But tee it As a result tha flag waa as the toll of deaths and Injuries heroic in size, measuring 30 by 42 mounted annually and the public feet. These strange proportions began to demand moderation, were caused by the fifteen stripes. many communities in the 20th cenThere were, of course, fifteen tury passed laws prohibiting the use of fireworks except for coItars too The flag was made by Mrs. operative displays set off by exMary Young Pickersgill who is perts. Modern observance of the listed in the Baltimora directory Fourth is more than likely to of that period as a maker of "ships mean a parade and patriotic banners and flags." 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Johnson and r Mr, t Morris daughter, Debbie, spent a few - It ct BRYCE M. WADLEY, Ph. D. from the Agricultural Experiment Station at the Utah State University, is shown here explaining the effects of a virus diseaa on a young a field day, last eherry tree at the Experiment farm in North Farmington, during stone fruit Virus diseases Friday at the farm. The effects and possible controls of were the topic of discussion during the special session. The increasing problem of diseases in controlling tone fruits in Davis County orchards, is becoming a vital economic Issue in the county. Because of this, a special field day was held last Friday at the experimental orchard of the team, Wayne Baker drove out cams s few hours aarly Monday a homer in tha fourth, and Jay as J. Starkey's Layton Lakers Starkey hit for oxtra bases and two r.b.La in tho first and fifth. d Mplodad for tan hits to Clearfield In addition, Glen Davis clouted ths league-leadin- g 18-- 1 wore on ths one out of th park in tha secTitans hr ond for a ground-rul- e double .Hold. homo Layton Ths thumping victory got the that scored two runners. Mower started on tho mound Laytonitaa in n mild tie for for Clearfield, and waa relieved first placo with n record in tho Lakeside loop as by Ball in tha fourth, . . Baba Ruth League play moved Layton Lakers Into tho second half of tho seaAB son with the holiday game. Tha 1 league leaders are now follow-a- d Trujillo, ss. 4 by Kaysvilla and Syracuse Starkey, e. . in that order. 4 Cowley, p, Errors ware evenly divided, Cook, 2b. S . with three for tho Lakers and Benton, 1 two for Coach Schoffielda char- Barker, If. 2 ges, but it waa the bombard- Baker, 4 Mitch el, tha behind the at ing plate 3b. 2 Burton, two-h- it pitching by Cowley 4 that spelled the difference for Davis, lb. the home team. In addition to Totals 27 13 10 seven singlet by the Layton Fourth of July Artworks flve-ona-o- ne a f, 2 . a; Wi JfT 1 r $ t ? O i (lAYSUILLE up-en- i i I ? . - x -- t; Cen:!n:sllsn Loyten trips Clearfield In Echo Hath party days last week at Parowrt - " " i where thty attended ths wpw (Continued from Pag 1) house in honor of her mother's 85th birthday snntmaary. Thera David T. Cates, Jr., 7249 B. ware 175 guests in attendance. 550 W, Bountiful, brick resiHer five daughters were host- dence and garage, 10,702; Da-- ', ess at the Opes House June vid T. Cates, Jr, 7257 8. 80 1 in honor of their mother, W,- - Bountiful, brick residence Mrs. Laalia R. Adams. garage, $8,736; J. 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