Land of Opportunity
Page Ten
Thursday, August 30, 1951
BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON
Mrs. L illian Zum pf is g e ttin g
them will die w hen exposed to dead snail.
F low er-lik e anem - d en t of O regon for a year, you
sun and dry air. T ry to notice ones open out in an in n ocent ro- a re eligible to vote, if you re g is h er 4-H g irls w o rk ready for dis
1 th e su rro u n d in g s of a p a rtic u la r s e tte
but th e ir ten acles m ean tere d before th e books closed, play in fro n t of th e g ra n d sta n d
specim en, as the type of bottom d ea th
to sm all an im als w hich p rio r to th e election for c<ty at th e C u rry C ounty F a ir on S a t
W hile we pride ourselves
<>n ,s a n d - niud, gravel, rock), reia- com e too near. S ta rfish and sea- council S ep tem b er 12. R esidents urday, S u nday and Monday, Ty:e
c u r p roxim ity to the
ocean as tio n sh iP to tide h*vel «high, m e - : u rchins a re closely re la ted , a fact m ay re g iste r at M oore's V ariety g irls have been w orking on th e ir
handw ork th e p ast y e a r and a re
w itn ess B rookings - b y - t h e - S e a diu m - low ), and tu rb u len ce of which becomes e a sie r to see ief sto re a f te r th a t date.
Mrs. Dr. S m ith cam e horn? becom ing q u ite cap ab le a t "sew
m any of us ta k e its presence for v a te r (®urf, spray, quiet pool), one visualizes a sta rfish w ith Ins
g ra n te d .
In ten siv e
w ork
bv This in fo rm atio n useful in ¡den- arm s curled up to form a ball, from a d ay ’s fishing on th e R ogue ing a fine, seam ,’ and o th e r hom e
o ce an o g rap h ers in recent y e a rs tlfYinK specim ens.
T he sam e five-sided sy m m etry is w ith a su nburned nose and a 22- arts.
has rev ealed the am azing produc-
1 he rnost re w a rding hours a re p resen t in both, as a re th e sm all ib. salm on. T he noses of the men
tiv ity of the sea and indicated 1 spent *n w a tching the an im als in pincer-like pedicillariae w hich at e in th a t fam ily a re slig h tly out of
joint, especially a visiting u n cle’s.
possible fu tu re use as a source of how and w h at th c >' e a t- and o f , used for P rotection.
O. S. Young received a te le
food m ateria ls. Again th a t p art P;ace- In this m a n n e r one learn s I F a rth e r out, life becom es ex
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of th e shore w hich lies betw een
C lam s, ce rta in lim pets, th e m anv- sister, Mrs. C h arles M cR llister, I
high and low tides is m ore h ea v in d ifferen t surroundings.
If \i>u v ish
i . c y o u r i . i ><<1
s te rlis h ,
s c a llo p s ,
and of A nchorage, A laska, had passed
ily Utilized by organism s th a n
catch for identification o r lu r- m an>' ° th e r form s are found h?re. aw ay last a S tu rd a y at San P e d to J
any o th e r a re a on ea rth .
In view of these facts, p e rh a p s th e r study, use a 6 per cent form - One of th e m ore in te re stin g eni- Calif. T he fu n e ral w as held
To lind th e re W ednesday. Mr. Young, be Office Hour«: 9-12; 2:00-5:00
a few tips on how best to observe alin solution. To m ake this, buy m a ls ¡s «he b rittle -s ta r.
th is life would not be am iss. form aldehyde at th e drug sto re them , run y o u r fingers th ro u g h cause of Mrs. Y oung’s absence,
Evenings by appointm ent
T hings needud a re protection and d ilu te one volum e of it With (th e fine sand th a t is found u n d er w as u n ab le to go.
Use tig h t- rocks. They m ay
tw ist
ar.d
ag ain st w et feet, a bucket o r sim five volum es of w ater.
Two nephew s and th e ir fam ilies ’hone 293
G oetz B uilding
ila r c o n ta in e r to contain y o u r ly closed glass containers, and squirm , but a re h arm less. If, accom panied Mrs. E dith M oore
catch , and especially a stock of specim ens will keep indefinitely, handled excessively, th ey m ay w hen she re tu rn e d hom e from a I
re ad y an sw ers for curious ch il
S ta rtin g at high tide level, one shed th e ir arm s piece by piece in trip to S pokane, W ash., and M is
d ren and suspicious adults. A tide finds snails and th e ir first cou an atte m p t to escape, as w ill some soula, Mont.
book to give the tim e of low' tid' s sins, the lim pets, clinging to the sta rfish and crab s un d er th e sam**
is a good addition to this list, rocks. M ussels clinging by strong conditions.
T hese are only a few ex am ples
but here a w ord o f w arning. Jt byssus th re a d s and goose b arn a-
in
is best to w ork out w ith th e tid • cles a tta c h e d by a s ta lk m ay be of . w hat , can be . fdund
_
.. a lev/
u n til it tu rns, then Quit. S ts r tin ^ found in lnrgc bods w here sprey tu in u tes s ta ic h .
Io lin d out
at low tide m ay get one tra p p e d and high w aves w ash over them . ^ to ie about them and o thei n.a- Sa tv mill and Woods Men
Saw Mill Hands
One m ile n o rth of C a rp e n te r-
by rising w aters, especially il one T he barnacles, a tta c h e d by th e ir r *ne o ,%'a n *sms, lt'a d Bufweew P u
ls engiossed in collecting.
heads, w ave th e ir feet in the wa- i ( ¡to
b\ R ick etts and ( al- ville on H ighw ay 101.
T h e m ethod itself is sim ple. I te r to s tra in out food. H erm it ' *n . ^his *s th e best hook on this
S earch th e pools left by the hd<\ I crabs freq u en t the pools in a con- subject ax a ila b le to and icad ily
th e underside of dam p rocks, and s ta n t search to r food and large understood by th e laym an. In
Carpenbsville
a re a s
covered
w ith
seaw eed shells to house th e ir grow ing form ation on th e sea itself is well
p
re
sen
ted
in
T
he
Sea
A
round
Us
w hich helps re ta in a m oist a t bodies. T hese crabs have no shell,
Both thes?
m osphere. T urn rocks back over hut in sert th e ir soft bodies in to by R achel C arson.
again, o r th e an im als living on an un in h ab ited shell left by a hooks should he w elcom ea d d itien s
to the lib rary of any P acific
C oast dw eller.
Do You Really
Know Your Sea?
Dr. Robt. E. Smith
DENTIST
S T E A M C L E A N IN G
CARS
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'T w as the day before pay-day,
And all th ro u g h my je a n s
I h av e h u nted in vain for th e
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Not a q u a r te r is stirrin g ,
N ot even a bit,
The greenbacks have left me,
T he pennies have quit.
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Bodenhamer-
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FOR RENT
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Rates: By Day - Week or Month
SUNSET MOTEL
F orw ard, tu rn forw ard
Oh tim e in thy flight,
And m ake it tom orrow ,
J u s t for tonight.
R A D C L IF F E
P a in t
LOCAL NEWS
C o n tra c to r
COM M ERCIAL
RESIDENCE
Care ( ìcn. 1 )el.
L. C. H arbin and M ike P ag e
re|M»rt excellent fishing on the
up p er C hetco. L im its of tro u t
h a \ e been ca u g h t easily th e last
w eek.
Don R aym ond is spending a to
day leave from C am p Gordon,
Ga., w ith bis fam ily. Don a tte n d
ed th e B rookings-H arbo r school.
If you have lived in B rookings
six w eeks and h av e been a rest-
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6.70x15; Cply
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Brookings, Oregon
A LLEN
& PLA TT
GENERAL CONTRACTORS
BOARD AND ROOM
1 wo persons to a room, breakfast and dinner, lunch packed to take
out, every day, except Sunday, for each person ¡ kt week, $30.00; for
man and wile without hotel service, $25.00 ¡ kt week (six days meals);
tor one person in a room, $^7.50. Some rooms with private hatl?con
necting.
I hese meals will I k * cm ked "family style" with fotxl ctxtked hv
ADRIAN, and by MOLLY on Wednesday.
II fairs for Meals: Breakfast, 6 a.in. to 7 a.m .; Dinner, 6 pan. to 7 p.in.
COMMENCING SEPT. 4. 1951
Limited to 32 ¡Krsons.
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Reservations now being taken.
Residential — Commercial — Remodeling
BROOKINGS TRAILER COURT
HARBOR
GARAGE
BRAKES A N D MOTOR TUNE-UP
A SPECIALTY
GENERAL GARAGE WORK
L. IE. BO W LIN A N D SON
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