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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 15, 1953)
8 Br<x>kings I iarbor Pilot Curry Farmers to T h u rsd a y , O cto b er 15, 1953 Report on Crops Duck Hunting Short Runs Cut Chauffeurs May Auto Motor Life Get Licenses Now M any C u rry C ounty fa rm ers O R EG O N S T A T E C O LLEG E will rec< ive a special crop re p o rt If you drive y o u r c a r a few m iles ing form w ithin the next few to w ork and hack each day. days w hich C ounty E xtension chances a re y o u 're w earin g out Agent Ken Pi est believes should O regon m ig ra to ry w aterfow l receive special a tte n tio n He says the m otor fo u r tim es as fast as re g u la tio n s a re now available at th e crop report form will give lo your tra v e lin g salesm an neighbor. This word com es from Milosh g am • com m ission license agencies cal fa rm ers a chance to show how Popovich, m echanical engineering th ro u g h o u t th e state. C u rry and O r gon production l s T h e re g u la tio n s, not included in y e a r fit into th e n ation's needs I r d ep artm en t c h a irm an a t O rego'i S ta te college. He and R. W. P e t th e 1953 h u n tin g synopsis, a re in farm products. erson, g ra d u a te assistan t. P o rt clu d ed on a single sheet w ith the T he special report form v ;s land. just com pb.ted a stu d y on ru le s re g ard in g lim its, shooting an engine fitted w ith rad io activ e tim es, feeding, and o th e r points of m ailed this week by Niels in te re st to duck h u n te rs listed on Nielson of the crop re p o rtin g p ’ston rings. service in P o rtlan d . T he county C orrosion is an im p o rtan t w e ar b o th sides. agent says it is im p o rtan t that process in th e o peration of in te r W aterfo w l season opens at noon on October- 17 and some changes the form s he filled in and re tu rn e d nal com bustion engines, such as are used in autom obiles, when the h av e been m ade in last y e a r’s to N ielson’s office im m ediately. O ne of th e m a jo r services of the m otor-cooling system is below 150 reg u latio n s. F o r this reason, h u n t e rs a re urg ed to o b tain a copy survey, P riest points out, is that to 160 degrees F ah re n h eit. of th e re g u la tio n s before going »•{«suits will help fa rm e rs discover U n d e r s ta rt-sto p , sh o rt-ru n afield. m a rk e tin g oppo rtu n ities, d e t°r- driving conditions, w a te r-ja c k e t m ine w hat to plant and deeid « te m p e ra tu re s m ay seldom reach w hen to buy and sell S ta te and 160 degrees. Since com m ercial national to ta ls will help county gasolines contain betw een 0 1 and ag en ts in su g g estin g local produc 0.2 p er cent su lfu r, th e re is con tion a d ju s tm e n ts w here needed. siderable corrosion w e ar of rings 1 he to tals will he available to all and cylinders in m ost engines, farm ers. Individual re p o rts are Popov ich said. th e D eer Y ou're Gonna Get confidential and are used only in W hen su lfu r-fre e fuels w ere S alm on y o u 're gonna ca tc h a rriv in g at county, sta te , and n a used in th e test runs, little co rro to tals sive 3v e a r w as show n, even at low Lor the Lood 'l oil’ll Buy tional I h<« survey has wide« support of w a te r-ja c k e t te m p e ra tu re s. W ear a g ric u ltu ra l econom ists th rough- rat s ol piston i ing at a i * in case you miss. < ut the c o u n try as an index to ♦ em oerature of 110 degrees w en ‘he to tal production picture. M D. lo in .1 to be app ro x im ately four T hom as, extension a g ric u ltu ra l Hmes the w e ar ra te s a t 160 de- •conomist at O regon S ta te co l ecs w hen fuels w ith norm al s u l ogo, cred its the survey as a v a lu fur co n ten t w re used. able service to both fa rm e rs and W e ar was reflected in tin« t si consum ers. F a r Below runs by th e ra d io a ctiv ity of thi "W ith the av e rag e fa rm e r now lubricating oil and w as m easu red Cost p ro d u c'n g enough food and fiber by G eiger co u n ter. R adioactive G u a ran tee d in P erfect C ondition lor 15 persons, w rong guesses in piston rings w ere exposed in i T erm s m ay be a rra n g e d crop p lan n in g can be costly in n u clear re a c to r at O akridge. farm sales and consum er needs,” T« r n . f o r :’N days before in s ta lla C an be seen at residence on T hom as sta te s. tion in th e engine. W h a rf s tre e t. T he econom ist says p re lim in ary A viation gaso lin e is re la tiv e ly e s tim a te s ol O regon’s 1953 a c re sulfur-f ree. If an inexpensive Emil Moore, Bonn Motel age and production a re alread y m ethod w ere found to m ak e a u to available. T hey arc based on in mobile fuel su lfu r-fre e , if would Phone 2607 fo rm atio n o b tain ed e a rlie r from 'en g th en life and would save m o to rists m illions of dollars a n n u a l r^nrjnTr.iTTnn n n i i i n m iw riTT ly, Popovich said. Laws Now Ready Get Ready for Winter! the 1954 com m ercial licenses will begin on o r about D ecem ber 1, 1953. Anyone applying for a new ch au ffeu r’s license betw een now and D ecem ber 15 w hen 1954 li censes become valid, should be m ade aw are th a t th e license is sued at presen t ex pires a t th e end of th e year. A pplications for renew al of c h a u ffe u rs’ licenses a re now be ing accepted by th e se c re ta ry of s ta te ’s office. Em ployees in bran ch offices and the Salem license ce n te r have been in stru cted to accept renew al ap p licatio n s for 1954, providing ap p lican ts possess a c u rre n tly valid d riv e r’s license and hold a 1953 ch au ffeu r's license. J. C. K errick, d riv ers license division m an ag er, said m ailing of A R R E L L S HAVE V ISITO R S Mr. and Mrs. T. A. H enderson of C oquille a re visiting th is week at th e hom e of th e ir son, F renchy A rrell. W ith them is F ren c h y ’s niece. S h erry Tison of Springfield. MAKE YOUR HOME AT TH E CHETCO IN N ROOM AND BOARD BY W E E K OR M O N TH ROOMS BY N IG H T OR BY W E E K R o tary C lub each Tuesday, 12:00 noon Lions Club, 2nd and 4th W ednesdays, 7:30 p.m. Far 20 Cu. Ft. Harder upright deep freeze Curry County Gas Company MATOT BUILDING C om plete line of Gas A ppliances - w a te r h e a te rs lu rn ac es - ranges - floor furnaces S ervel re frig e ra to rs and space h ea te rs $325 Stop Signs To Be Pointed • Red A t State line Specializing in Radiator Repair Call S m ith R iver 337 o r Box 151 B rookings to r delivery service • Open Evenings 7 to 9 p.m. GEO. SHH’LIA, OWNER nnntanninm®tS:r'u:::::tni.'. E'limniti rruncnnnnpn . . . nr- . uiininnitnunnui>OTiinnnr.tnrtaruiaiTOTrcirp.i.'.irtuinunnni o T R E N C H IN G W ORK DONE SEWER LINES, WATER LINES, DRAINAGE DITCHES, ETC, BAYVIEW GARAGE • PROPANE GAS Tanks for sale, ren t o r lease 1 rmiinni tu r. an a'.¡nuänn ELECTROLUX “ / he dcitncr \on never have to eniptv" Authorized Sales and Service F a c to ry R epresent itiv e CALL 2607 ; • Red si; -is w hite le tte rs on ‘hem w il' h > s ta rin g at you at the ross roa Is as rapidly as th e h igh w ay d e p a rtm e n t can ’e* them nd the mo*'ey to nnv fo” tb< m ’ f d tim e from Irgh« v building to yan k out the old v. low and black w a rn in g s a w ’ n n n the new. T he change w as ’ ided at the recen t m «et»ng of '• « com m ission in P o rtla n d anti it com es ab o u t because the " N a tio n al C om m ittee on U niform Traffic l ontrol has decided th a t red is m ore of a sign of d a n g e r th an vel- '' w and ¡f seem s all th e o th er s ’a te s a re going along w ith the change. S ta te H glnvay F ngin or Laldock e stim a te s th a t it will r e - etiire about tw o v.«ars to m ake th e sw itch. Our new trenching machine will dig trenches up to two feet wide and 5 feet deep. Frank's Plumbing & Electric Shop P. O. Box 1240 HARBOR. OREGON Ri’-fi House South of Sunset Mote! or w rite P ilo t B o x i > Jjjç T mur. nun .aim ' : ■ nun. tu TstßÖTjh * tmnr ’ BROOKINGS AUTO PARTS It'T H llff /Z F O ’’ ide people, co u n ty agents, and m fa rm ers who act as m onfhlv crop re p o rters. C u rren t h arv est yields, along w ith som e sh ifts in e a rlie r crop ulans, m ake it ad visable now for a m ore thorough cheek on w hat actu a lly happened in 1953. ae- Latest Most Modern Equipment Plenty of Free Parking I’ng to - h ' C SC e conom ist. McCLJEl-.OCll CHAIN SAW DEALER AND R E PA IR S E R V IC E Across from Shell Station Brookings, Oregon P. O. Box 195 Brookings, Oregon Phone 2274 FREE Firewood ü! * Confei fttttj's Dry Cleaning PLANER ENDS \ cross Westwood Co. 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