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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (June 13, 1946)
JUNE, ?Ay, JUNE 13, 1946 RM N E W S .V. Knox, County Agent County, Oregon jtOADCAST OVER K O A C *25 delegates fro m C u r r y attending 4-H s u m m e r June 18 to 28 have been to broadcast over K O A C ¡Hocycles) Friday. June 21, t the half hour. 7 :30 to 8 :00 Arrangements have been for a special G reyh ou n d (provide transportation. T h e Lent this year was lim ite d Twhich included 20 sch o la r- |for outstanding clu b w o r k the Pilot ement. PRICE ADVANCED first of a series of price fees for dairy products, u n - ¡e directive of M ay 29, has (announced according to th e dairy market review , p re - | by the OSC extension se rv - fom USDA m a rke t re p o rts Jther data. E ffective Ju ne 7, PA announced an increase st sections of the c o u n try cent a quart in r e ta il c e il- nces for m ilk. N ew c e ilin g s utter, cheese, e vap orated and other m a n u fa c tu re r [products are to be ann ou nc- ortly by OPA. torts show that dem ands fo r products the past w eek still unsatisfied, a lth o u g h output is near the h ig h e st of the year. A ll m a rk e ts ued firm, w ith the g e n e ra l on confused and ch a o tic, k'er Many held supplies o ff arket awaiting in fo rm a tio n pending ceiling p ric e ad- nts and other g o ve rn m e n t rs BROOKLNGS-HARBOR pilo t . BROOKINGS. Q R m n v plenty early to sow some of the main garden crops in case these are not already in and growing reminds R M. Knox, county agent The w orld famine situation is such th a t every pound of food raised in a home garden w ill not insure better livin g fo r the gar dener but w ill release that much commercial food fo r use else where. In some respects this has been a discouraging garden year in Oregon because of the wet early springg and the extremely dry- late spring, but on soils that s till have a good moisture supply or where irrig a tio n is available, gar- dens planted now w ill s till pro duce a good supply of staple veg- etbles. Here are some of the vegetables which can s till be planted, w ith suggested dates in western Ore gon; appropriate adjustment is needed fo r higher elevations: Tomatoes—These can s till be p ut out i f good plants are avail- Nine able. Probably the most popular I Carrots and Beets— both these single garden crop, tomatoes are root crops w ill do w ell planted heavy producers and rich in v it - 1 early in June, also late or main amins. The Pine Cone Theatre, a fte r crop potatoes. Peppers—These like hot sum-' much experimenting, has g re atly mer weather so w ill s till do well. I W inte r squash— These w ill s till improved the accoustics. m ature if planted soon. Celery—A succession planting Far from satisfied w ith the o ri A good supply of fertilizers, es ginal sound, the management tried from the middle of June on is a pecially nitrogen and phosphate a number of changes including good idea. Cauliflower—Plants are usually w ill be assured a good crop be the addition of extra speakers, fore late fa ll. set out the last h alf of June. , using baffle boards and fin a lly tried a megaphone horn which has Cabbage—plants fo r the late rDr > P ilot Classified Advert produced the improvement. crop are set out the last h alf of June. Brussell Sprouts—This vegeta ble, rich in minerals and v ita mins, makes a good fa ll and w in ter crop-when planted out the last E L E C T R IC A L C O N T R A C T IN G h alf of June. Scoth Curled Kale—Here is an other crop set out in late June We Have: that provides greens more rich than spinach a ll w in te r in some Used Electri Washing Machine parts of Oregon. New and Used Radios Sweet Com—Plant in block plants up to middle of June. Nautical Porch Fixtures Bush Beans—plenty of tim e fo r these to bear if planted in June. Improves Sound O’ NEAL ELECTRIC lies. SS , JNP WHERE TO c USE ’ LD IN CIRCULARS ' m. «cores and scores of concoctions now on th e ■T ’o buy for garden, house- livestock use? [ «xj erim« nt station r ' -t information just is- ' Oregon S tate C o lle g e ■' raighten out the m at- r you. !is DDT Products and P re- in their Use,” by R. II. " agricultural chem ist, '.'‘ other is “S uggestions of DDT for V egetable “ Pest C ontrol” Roth a re free from any county non office. these, a f te r s t a t ili , « vre aro now m ore £ ‘Cerent brands of DDT . 1 tht. Oreson m ark e t, s he different form s and uses. for sp ra y , r uDT’»-oil product- ‘tn,so! bombs. AU these . ,r ^ e id l uses and some eahÌCd P101"0 or lcss in ter- *’h,le others cannot. 7’ INL/RX 2 S/!fQL& * >INT ?r>duct> averaged 115 c thPant> on May 15, as ; /.. '. I,:1° °f th e index by fa rm c rs to . nter *ltes paifi farm - i S n ES tand t3XeS- tron nÌ asonaI declines is « U T ; , , »'«’b a l a n c e d Kra in prices n most Biw,] ' result, t . of Prices re- t X ’ T ’ dr° P P ^ L “ * month. M osti ism -7 Mlns in Prices! thc uprum ' any sinHdeK~ the la rg ' ¿jS- , ‘ g e month since B ?oV f Sult of C re a s e frw : , per ton in the « «5«^. feeds a t Here’s what those new Chevron signs mean to you W h e n th e C h evro n sign goes up over a gas station, you know the dealer is an inde pendent businessman in your community. You see, lots of folks appreciate the friendly, per sonal brand of service they get at independent stations but they don't always know they are ’’home-owned.” So the new Chevron sign and the distinctive burgundy, cream and green paint job is the way we’ve taken to drive that fact home to folks around here. REMEMBER.. .the ia m e products, the same service, the same fo lk s to sen ED & MENDY’S SERVICE BRO OKINGS OREGON TTwr haif of June is gtiU W’c want to be sure our customers get the best — and you just can’t heat new Chevron Gasoline, RPM Motor Oil and all our other h n t accessories and services. W e ll be happy to honor Standard of Cali- 1 fornia’s Chevron National Credit Cards, too / Incidently, those Credit Cards are mighty handy to have around — so if you don't al ready have one, we ll be glad to take your ap- plication any time you’re in the neighborhood.
