Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978, April 22, 1954, Page 3, Image 3

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    th a t ra re species p ec u lia r to th a t
sp o rt alone, in a co u n try o v e r­
run w ith a v a rie ty of ath le tic
endeavors.
F o r baseball is p erh ap s th e
only gam e in w hich th e sp e c ta to r
can a c tu a lly be a p a rtic ip a n t
. iss» >
\\ hen I say sp ec ta to r, I am net
ic fe rrin g to th a t ty p e w hich sits
T h e m onth of May will see th re e
w ith hands folded th ro u g h o u t
s o i l m o istu re testin g d em o n stra ­
1 nine innings, giving voice only
By
" h e n his team m akes a good of- tions established in C u rrv C ountv
C L IF F O R D P.
C ooperators w ith th e E xtension
tensive o r defensive play. F c r
ROW E
S erv .ce will be C harles Brooks.
me. th e real baseball ro o te r is he
who becom es as m uch a p art of - iX‘ S. R. M. Knox and Son. Wed-
P a rk s th ro u g h o u t the broad e x ­ th e gam e as th e p lay ers as he d erb u rn , and Cecil W a tt. H arbor.
panse of th e nation soon will be proceeds to insult th e um pire, to 1 n i SlXCS a rea d em o n stratio n
resound ng to the ever-w elcom e i idicule th e p la y e rs and to m ake will he on irrig a te d p astu res. The
shout of “ play b all!” S im u lta n e ­ lite m iserab le to r both m an ag e rs o th e r tw o w ill be d em o n strated
on lily bulbs.
ously, from out of a long period
I adm it we have football and
of enforced silence and h ib e rn a ­
T he rid m ethod of guessing
tion will em erge the baseball fan b ask etb all fans who keep up a <oil m o istu re ju st is not accu rate.
co n stan t c h a tte r, but in those two
S u m m er rains a re often m islead ­
sports, to call th e referee blind or
ing and m ay not w et th e soil to
a p la y e r a m oron is ju st not con­
an
effective root zone depth.
sidered good sp o rtsm an sh ip . Thus
Gypsum blocks and an in s tru ­
»KEY COUNTY LUMBER CO.
th e individual is ‘ lost in a mob
w hich yells in unison, w h e th e r m ent th a t m easu res electrical
c u rre n t will w ork for the typical
booing o r com m ending.
irrig atio n fa rm e r who w a n ts to
In baseball, how ever, the in­ know ex actly w hen and how m uch
dividual is not ignored: in fact w a te r to apply.
it is im possible to ignore him.
The d em o n stratio n s in C urry
W h e th e r he is sea te d d irec tly be­ C ounty a re a p arallel to “ F irst
hind th e c a tc h e r o r in th e top row " e try and then we buy’.”
in th e ce n te r-fie ld bleachers, all
a re a w a re of his presence as his
O regon fa rm e rs spent m ore
ste n to ria n jib es echo from all
th a n ten m illion dollars last y ea r
fo u r fences.
for fertilizer. W ith th e squeeze
And w hen th e fans stre a m out for
efficien t
farm ing.
many
a t th e g a m e ’s end and th en play ra n ch ers a re asking how m uch
I he gam e over th e next day w ith should be spent for fertilizer.
friends, th e p erfo rm an c e of th e
T h e an sw e r depends on sev­
fan who held th e c e n te r of a t- eral things. W hat n u trie n ts are
ten t on in com petition w ith o th ers a lre a d y in th e soil, how m uch !
of his ilk is not fo rg o tten as com ­ w a te r is ava ¡able, w hat you have '
p lim en ts a re passed around.
grow n and w hat you a re going to
And so, w ith my sack of p ea­ grow .
n u ts and m y b o ttle of pop I will
T he inform ation to th ese q u es­
"Remind me to fix fht« step
be out a t th e old ball gam e for tions along w ith a re lia b le soil
sometime!'*
the next four m onths, enjoying in test gives a fairly good p ic tu re of
its ra re s t form th e freedom of y o u r fe rtiliz e r needs and should
speech g u a ra n te e d us by o u r fo re­
fath ers.
¿1È I
County Agent
Plans Three
Moisture Tests
FOR
W HAT
IT'S
WORTH
be a g re a t help in y o u r fe rtiliz e r
n
buying program .
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TH U R SD A Y A P R IL 22. 1954
P la n tin g p o ta to e s? T re a t them
| first.
F ungi a re found both on stored
seed ix d ato es and in th e soil. Once
u n tre a te d seed is p lan ted , fungi
begin th e ir a tta c k .
Dip all cu t seed pieces in an
any y
ot th e relia b le fungicides im- j
EVERY
D A Y . . . at
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m ediately a f te r c u ttin g ami p lan t
im m ediately. Two recom m ended
fungicides fo r p o tato es are Pry’gon
and S em esan-B el.
Find w h at you w an t through
the P ilot C lass Ads.
PALMER’S
Regular $2.89
W ORKM AN'S LUNCH KIT
W ith Pint
V acuum Bottle
$ 1 .8 S
FRIDAY — SATU RD A Y O N LY
AT
PALMER’S
V A R I E T Y
W H E R E YOUR D OLLAR G OES F A R T H E R ”
Tisdale for
County Judge
— Pd. P olitical Ad.
LOX ELY C L O T H E S FOR T H E Y O UN G ER SET A T PRICES
YOU’D N EV ER DREAM O F
THEATRE
NEW SPRING COATS
W oolens
F aille
Now $ 8 .9 8
Regular S i0.98
ON HIGHWAY 101 -5 MILES NORTH OE CRESCENT CITY
I Friday, Saturday, April 23, 24
Now $11.98
Regular $14.98
j
Lucky number night—save your ticket stubs
Sizes 2 to 14
A&C MEET JEKYL & HYDE
I I
t
A bbott and C ostello
NYLON DRESSES
branded
P erfect for S p rin g W ear
A lan Ladd Mona F ree m a n
In T echnicolor
Regular $5.98 to Si 2.<)S
♦
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DRASTICA LLY
R ED U C ED
Sunday, Monday. April 25. 26
SHANE
F
A lan Ladd
Je a n A rth u r
BOY'S SUITS and DRESS JACKETS
TIIA TS MY BOY
Dean M artin
♦
Sizes 2 to 10
J e r r y Lew is
♦
V2 Price
♦
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, April 27. 28,
Girl's Bonnets - Boy's Summer Hats
-> q
15% off
sni&înmtfHÜmmj
PICK UP ON SOUTH STREET
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R ichard W id m a rk - J e a n P e te rs
LO 'l S O F O DDS A N D EN DS . . . REALLY R E D U C E D
MODEL & THE MARRIAGE BROKER
Jeanne Crain
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Scott Brady
Thelma Ritter
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Tots To Teens Toctgery
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Across from th e B ank