Brookings-Harbor pilot., March 18, 1954, Page 13, Image 13

County Agent
Lists Varieties
Best for Gardens
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With The Churches Brookings-Harbor Pilot 13
A SSEM BLY O F GOD
O ak and P acific
Rev. W. J. S p en cer
O ne of th e frien d liest ch u rch es
in B rookings.
S u n d ay school, 9:45 a m . to
10:45 a m .
M orning w orship, 11 a m.
W e p reach Jesu s C hrist, a
trien d to th e friendless.
E vening service, 7:30. ev a n g el­
istic.
W e invite you to come and be
p art of o u r services.
CLUB WEEK
By K enneth W. P riest
C ounty E xten sion A gent
M. E. K nickerbocker, of the
S ta te D e p artm en t of A g ric u ltu re
inform s us th a t th e F ed eral Govi
ern m e n t budget for 1955 does not
provide funds necessary for *he
F ed eral G overnm ent to co n tin u e
its p rogram of m atch in g S ta te and
C o u n ty in dem nity p ay m en ts to
ow ners of an im als slau g h tere d
because of B rucellosis o r T u b e r­
culosis. D u rin g th e 1953 fiscal
\ e a r the am ount of m oney ex ­
panded by th e F ederal G overn­
m ent in this S ta te am ounted to
$33,000. F ed eral p artic ip a tio n in
the pro g ram for th e c u rre n t y e a r
will he considerably less because
o t a t educt ion alre ad y m ade in
th e in dem nity paym ents.
Since the s ta r t of this fiscal
y e a r and u n d er provisions of the
O regon law, herd ow ners have
received $8 m axim um from S ta te
an d C ounty but only $9 from the
F ederal G overnm ent for g rade
anim als, and $12 and $18 resp ec­
tively in the cas • of p u reb red s.
MARCH
6 to 14
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LUTHERAN
S ervices a re held a t S eventh-
Day A dventist church.
M orning service, 8:30.
S u n d ay school, 9:30 a.m.
E veryone is invited.
Rev. H a rry F. M iller, pastor,
754 I stre e t, C rescent City, C alif
P hone 2424 C rescent City.
T u n e in L u th e ra n H o u r every
S u nday 1 p.m. K C R E, C rescent
C ity.
THURSDAY, M ARCH 18, 1954
ST. T IM O T H Y ’S E P IS C O P A L
A zalea P a rk D rive and F ir S t.
T he Rev. R o b ert G reenfield
T h e Rev. P e te r D ally
S ervices 8:30 a m. ev ery S u n d ay .
S u nday school, sam e tim e. Hoiy
C om m union fo u rth S u n d ay each
m onth.
All services w ill lie held a t th e
I.O .O .F hall u n til w ork on th e
ch u rch has been com pleted.
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SEVENT11-DAY A D V E N T IS T
E lder C alvin H a rtn e ll, P a s to r
9:30 a.m. S a b b a th school ( S a t­
u rd ay ).
11:00 a.m . P rea ch in g service.
3:50 p.m. Young P eo p le’s m eet
¡ng. the first and th ird S a b ­
b ath of each m onth.
7 :.’»(! p m
W edn»'sday, p ra y e r
m eeting.
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C H R IS T IA N S C IE N C E
S u n d ay school from 9:45 to
10:30 a.m. C h ild ren and young
people
u p to age of 20 a re w el­
B RO O K IN G S P R E S B Y T E R IA N
come.
Rev. H ugh Bronson, M in ister
S ervices S u n d ay at 11 a.m .
V .F.W . H all
T estim onial m eetin g s — F irst
S u n d ay School, 9:45 a m.
C h u rch w o rship service, 11 a m an d th ird W ednesdays, 8 o ’clock.
R eading room in ch u rch open
W
ednesdays 2:30 to 4:30.
B R O O K IN G S B IB LE
C o rn er P in e and Alder, acro ss
S o u th Hazel s tre e t n ear Del N o rte
from the G reenhouse.
Rev. Ed. M cClain, M inister
All are co rd ially invited.
S u n d ay school, 9:45 a m.
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M orning w orship. 11 a m.
STA R O F T H E S E A C A T H O L IC
E vening service, 7:15 p.m.
F irs t S u n d ay of th e m onth a t
11 a.m.
C H U R C H O F JE S U S C H R IS T
O th e r S u n d ay s a t 8 a.in.
L A TTER DAY SA IN T S
Rev. F r. H am ilto n .
G ra n g e H all
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P riesth o o d m eeting, 9 a m. S u n ­
DEL NORTE
day.
C HURCH O F C H R IS T
S u n d ay school, 10 a m.
(N o n -In stru m e n ta l M usic)
T he Ladies R elief Society m eets
M eets 11 a m. S u n d ay s a t th e
every T uesday in p riv a te homes.
Jo e B ru m m ett residence, 4 m iles
n o rth on E lk V alley road. P hone
B A P T IS T COM M UNITY
12R3 C rescent C ity.
Rev. C h arles D urden, P a s to r
S u n d ay school, 9:45 a m.
C h u rch services a t 11 a m. and
7:30 p.m.
M idweek service W ednesday, 8
p.m.
D elivered to Y our H om e
Young P eo p le’s p ra y e r service,
Phone
T hursday, 7:30.
C hoir re h e a rsa l F rid ay a t 8.
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D REAM S COM E T R E E
4-11 g irls w ho learn to sew find sa tis­
faction and econom y in fashioning clothes for them selves . . . and
often for o th e r m em bers of th e ir fam ily. T hrough such projects
they develop a know ledge of color, fabrics and d sign . . . assets
of basic value, w h e th e r th e y ’re used for c a re e rs in business or
th e home.
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H ere is a list of p re fe rre d I
varieties for the hom e garden in new fine leafed ty p e .)
O regon. The o lder s ta n d a rd v a rie ­ C A N T A L O U PE
(N ot recom m ended for most
ties a re given first if th ey are
still good and th e n ew er v arie tie s g ard n ers.) H e a rts of Gold and
last. M any of you hom e g a rd n e rs 1 H ale. S pear, Pike, O regon De-
m ay w ant to cut this list out and ! licious and G ra n ite S ta te (E a rly
W ith lam bing season underway
tack up in a convenient spot for ' but not as sw eet.)
■n
O regon, now is a good tim e to
reference.
S W E E T CORN
be
th in k in g of how to save those
(B est if p lan ted as a block
P lease rem em b er these points
I r a th e r th a n in single row .) E a rly pew lam bs, says John L anders,
as you stu d y this list:
¡ex ten sio n anim al husbandry sp >-
1. T h ere is no one best v a rie ty v a rie tie s include Golden E ariy
icialist
at O regon S ta te college.
for all gardens.
t M ark et, Golden H um m er, N o rth
Im m ediatt ly a f te r a lam b is
'
S
ta
r
and
S
eneca
Golden.
Golden
2. P ersonal preference is often
! C ross B an tam is a little la te r and born, s a tu ra te its navel w ith a
a deciding factor.
[ tin c tu re of iodine, advises the spe-
3. V ariatio n s in soil will often I is in an excellent variety.
cial st. This will help in p re v en t­
m ak e a decided difference.
CU C U M B ERS • P ickling T y p e )
ing infection from e n terin g the
4. V ariatio n s in clim ate will
Snow s P erfectio n and M R. 17 body.
ch an g e th e end p roduct in som e a re th e best varieties.
C heck the new -born lam b to
cases.
CUCUM BERS (Slicing)
in
v
erte d eye-lids. If th e eye-lid
5. A lw ays test out a new v a rie ty
B u rp ee H ybrid, S ensation H y­ isn ’t rolled down over the ey<
l>efore abandoning the older one brid. and S u recro p H ybrid. Lemon
im m ediately, blindness m ay re
ASPARAGUS
type is highly desirable.
su it, L anders w arns.
Allow tw o y ea rs before c u ttin g E G G P L A N T
I t ’s im p o rtan t to dock and ca s­
heavily. M ary W ashington, C al­
(N ot recom m ended fo r m ost t r a t e lam bs e a rly because they
ifornia 500.
g ard n ers.) N ew H am pshire Hy- s u ffe r less shock th an o ld er ones.
BEA N S (B ush-G reen)
brid, one of the best larg e fru ited
S trin g le ss G reen Pod and Ten- varieties. Ja p a n e se E arly H ybrid If ru b b e r bands a re used for the
derg reen . P rocessor, Topcrop and and E arly K orean a re sm all but o p eratio n , th e specialist recom
m en d s they be put on im m ediately
W ade (P ro d u ces over a long p e r­ early.
a f te r birth. It a knife is used
iod. )
L E T T U C E (L eaf)
a
7-to-10-day w a it is r com m end
B EA N S (P o le— G reen)
O ak Leaf and S alad Bowl.
ed.
B lue Lake, K e n tu ck y W onder. L E T T U C E (H ead!
A n o th er safeg u ard advised for
O regon G iant. B lue L ake stra in s
C ornell 456, E a rly G reat L akes voung lam bs is providing of heat.
<F.M. 1, Asgrow 231 and Asgrow and P en n iak e a re best for o u r
A h e a t lam p, if not kepi close
228.)
state.
enough
to blister, will be adequate
B FA N S (W ax —B u sh )
O N IO N S
o r a lam b brooder, such as that
B rittle w ax. P u re Gold (high
Yellow Globe D anvers a re fav ­ described in OSC experim ent sta-*
p ro d u c er.)
o red in W estern Oregon. Sw eet tion c irc u la r of inform ation 515
BEA N S (L im a B ush)
S panish is favored in e a ste rn O re- i . will do th job, says Landers.
F ordhook 242 (larg e podded! gon but is only a fa ir sto ra g e tvpe
T h e specialist re p o rts th at creep
( 'la r k ’s (sm all podded.)
P E A S (T a ll)
feeding, o r m aking feed available
B EA N S (L im a Pole)
A lcerm an and Telephone.
for th e lam bs and ew es s e p a ra te ­
C h ristm a s lima.
P E A S (Low G row ing)
ly,
w ill pay dividends. T his is p a r­
BRO CCOLI (G reen S p ro u tin g )
T hom as L axton, P ro g re ss No. 9 tic u la rly
im p o rtan t
for early
C alabrese, De Cicco. W a lth a m an d W ando.
lam
bs
and
if
feed
conditions
a re n 't
29. T exas E arly. A sgrow M edium P E P P E R
too good for th»1 ewes.
or F. M. m edium (slig h tly lat r )
( alw onder, a good large variety .
T o g u a ra n te e and s tim u la te an
BEETS
N ot early. V indale an early, pro- ad e q u a te and stead y flo wof nu-
D etro it D ark Red (H ard to b eat ' d u ctiv e sm a lle r variety,
; t r i ’ious m ilk, th e specialist su g ­
for c o lo r.) G reen Top E a rly W on­ i RHUBARB
g ests feeding one-half to three-
der and G reen Top R unching.
R iverside G iant is productive fo u rth s of a pound of whole grain
B RU SSELS S PR O U T S
w ith fa ir color. V alentine. M c­ daily. The ew es should be given
C atsk ill.
D onald and C anada Red a re bright all th ey will «at along w ith plenty
CABBAGE
colored varieties.
'o f exercise, co n tin u es L anders.
Golden Acre, C openhagen M a r­ SQ U A SH (S u m m er)
S h e a rin g the wool from the ud­
ket. D anish R ailhead and F la t
C a se rta strip ed and light green. d e r region and th e head of the
D utch (listed according to m a ­ S eneca Zucchini H ybrid and S o rrs
'»•we will fu r th e r save new lambs.
tu rity .) Savoy (P erfectio n D ru m ­ G reen H ybrid a re early, green
head! and Red C abbage (M am ­ types. S u m m er S tra ig h tn e c k and S h earin g the u d d er will give the
ew e a clean p late and prevent
m oth Red R ock! a re good addi­ Y ellow C rookneck best yellow
lam b d» a th from too m uch wool in
tions w here room is av ailab le and varieties.
its
stom ach. S h earin g the ew e’s
you have use fo r them .
SQ U A SH (W in te r)
head
will en courage her to come
C A RRO TS
T able Q ueen o r A corn a re good in o u t of bad w eather.
Red C ored C h an ten ay , N a n te s d a rk green sm all types. Uconn a
p a r l y ) an d Im p e ra to r
M orse * lig h t colored, sm a lle r type is very
punching. Long C hatenay, Gold productiv e and has a s m a lle r vine or Red Ja c k e t. S h o rte r types are
V ictor, B ounty, P en n h ea rt and
S pik e and C han ticleer.
flu b b a itl. B anana. Golden D e­ W e satch B eautv.
C A U L IFL O W E R
licious. B u tte rn u t and S w eet M eat W A T E R M E L O N
Snow ball E a rly , Snow ball X. a re th e pick of th e la rg e r tvpes
Not recom
nded tor most
Snow ball Y and S no w d rift
TO M A TO ES
g
ard
en
s.)
K
londike.
Ice C ream
CELERY
If you p ru n e and sta k e u se: ai d H oney C ream Babv Klondike,
U tah (m a n \ good s tra in s of th is S tokesdale, Jo h n Baer.
Sioux, New H am pshire M idget and Jap- *
green type. > E m erso n P ascal a Q ueens. B urpee H ybrid, V ancross anese Seedless
Pointers On
Care of New
Lambs Given
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OREGONIAN
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BETTER BUYS AT lESMEISTER'S
IN CO M E O P P O R T U N IT IE S Building
110’ on a larg e city lot. T h ree
sev eral m ore a p a rtm e n ts. One
R easonable down paym ent will
ap p ro x im a te ly 34’ by
re n ta ls and space for
block off H iw ay 101
handle.
D uplex unit, 2 bedroom s each, th re e -c a r g arag e. E x tra
la rg e lot. $120 per m onth m^orne. T otal p rice $9500.00
T erm s available.
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TW O -BEDROOM S W IT H F IR E P L A C E Very m odern, nearly
n» w. Close to school and shopping area. R easonable
down paym ent w ith FH A term s at only $55.77 p er
m onth.
O CEA N
FR O N T A G E AND M ODERN HOM E Living room
finished in k n o tty pine. P ic tu re w indow s w ith ocean
views. Good w a te r, clam l>eds and su rf fishing. New
low p ric e of $10,000.00. $2,000 00 down.
IH IR IY -F O U R ACRE RANCH w ith m odern tw o-bedroom
hom e on H iw ay 101 south of B rookings. Big b arn and
ch icken house. Som e livestock and chickens. Good
spring. All fenced. G. I loan. F u ll price, $15,000 00.
T erm s.
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HI-W AY
F R O N T A G E S ev eral gcxxl level business lo ts on
hiw ay. Also acreag e tra c ts on hiw ay in H a rb o r area.
B RA N D N E W —J u s t finished th is week. M odern, tw o-bedroom
house ju s t tw o blocks from hiw ay in c e n te r of tow n.
52 x 80’ lot w ith city sew« r on good s tre e t. O nly
$1000.00 down.
See Hamer Haggerty or Eva Lee Long
PETE J. LESMEBTER, Realtor
P hone 3311
Also the BEST in Insurance Coverages
Across from the Post Office
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