6 Brookings-Harbor Pilot
THU RSD AY, SEPT.
16. 1954
Smudge Pot Use
Sought In State
For Mill Residue
ELECT OFFICERS
AT HIGH SCHOOL
C lass officers w ere elected by
the stu d en t body of th e B rookings-
H a rb o r high school this week.
N am ed w ere th e follow ing:
S tu d e n t body officers: P re s i
F ru it and v egetable gro w ers in dent, B a rry S age; Vice P resid en t,
O regon m ay be saved losses from D ennis G rah am ; S e c re ta ry , M ar
fro st dam ages as a re su lt of an lene Olson; T re a su re r, Jo an n
o rc h ard h ea tin g stu d y using sa w C lendenin; S gt. at .Arms, S ta n
G-
m ill residues now u n d erw ay at G ribble.
th e O regon F o rest P ro d u cts la b
S en io r class officers: P resident,
o ra to ry .
S h errill M cC lain; vice-president,
S ta n ley E. C order, en g in eer of H en ry H erw ig; sec retary , Jo an n
th e
investigation,
rep o rted
a i T yfer; tre a s u re r, K ay O ’H ollenan;
$5,000,000 loss w as caused this Sgt. at Arm s, Ken R ussell. Ja n e t
y e a r by frost dam age to o rch ard s Bailey.
in th e Rogue riv er v alley alone.
Ju n io r class officers: P resid en t,
T h e W illam ette and Hood R iver Dick F adling, vice president. M ar
valleys a re also fro st dam ag e ietta O lson; se c re ta ry , B arb a ra
areas.
H edberg; T re a su re r. S ylvia G ates;
Oil h e a te rs sm udge p o t s - a r e Sgt. a t Arm s, Den ns G raham ,
used now- for forest protection. R alph Ingle.
S ophom ore
class:
P resid en t,
T he fuel is expensive and th e
heavy sm oke produced in use is J e rry A nderson; Vice P resident,
P h y llis Cole; S ec re ta ry , Ja n e t
highly objectionable.
Glass;
T re a su re r, Phil K essler;
In som e areas, larg e volum es of
Sgt.
at
Arm s, Jim B arkley, M a r
saw m ill residue« a re av a ila b le
for use as fuel. M eans for sto rin g vin W erner.
F resh m an
class: P resident,
an d tra n s p o rtin g this fuel and
R
onnie
B
ullock;
Vice P resident,
developm ent of sa tisfa c to ry b u rn
S
usan
S
te
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rn
s
:
S
ecretary
, S hirley
ing m ethods m ay m ake heat now-
H
e
w
itt;
T
re
a
su
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r,
J
e
r
ry
Fox;
lost in saw-mill b u rn e rs av ailab le
Sgt.
a
t
A
rm
s,
D
avid
W
esteren.
to o rc h ard ow ners.
It is planned to conduct field
Mr. and M rs. R am on S hannon,
te s ts before next frost season on
th e m ore prom ising m ethods of have mover! from C latsk an ie, Ore.
u sin g wood residues to prevent to B rookings. T hey have a son
John and a d a u g h te r Susan.
fro st dam age.
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M odern hom e is th e them e (level-1
oped on a new- type of ra d ian t
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tro d u ce d in B rookings by the
C u rry C ounty L um ber Co.
T he h ea tin g arran g e m e n t, c a ll
ed G lassheat, w as developed by
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in alu m in u m to be set in o r
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