Brookings-Harbor pilot., August 16, 1956, Page 3, Image 3

T he gro u p h a s leased tw o a cres
on the W a tt fa rm and will be u s ­
ing his bulb shed tem p o rarily . A
building m ay be in sto re in th e
fu tu re , P rie st said.
The statio n is being financed
co -o p eratelv by th e P acific Bulb
G ro w ers and th e W holesale Bulo
G row ers on a 20 c e n 's per case a s ­
se ssm e n t of w hich 10 cen ts will be
th e g ro w ers sh are and 10 c en ts
th e jo b b ers share.
I t will be adm in d ered by an
ad v iso ry board of five men. C h a ir­
m an of the gro u p is B erg er D anl-
stro m , H arb o r; tre a su re r, Lional
Shriners All-Star Football Game
Set for August in Portland
its a firs t son, its usually Dad, if
its a new little s ifte r a fte r th re e
b ro th e rs its the older d a u g h te r
but th& tin t
it w as G randpa
For His Own
w ho co u ld n ’t contain the good
W ho is th e hap p iest, w hen a
new s.. H e rushed in to the P ilot
nev. bundle of jo y d rop i n . It
and ask ed , “T ins a new spaper o f­
Some 2,000 uniform ed perso n s th e p ag ean t.
fice, w a rn
.¿ jj ta k e p a rt in the p re-g am e
B ands are com ing iro n r P o rt-
n t som e n e e«»
w s? ” T hen ..»
he
W ork on th e s ta tio n w ill com ­ w ent on to explain th a t he "had a in ^ h a lf-tim e p a g e a n try a t the land. C o tta g e G rove. E ugene. Mil-
S h rin e r's All S ta r football gam e w aukee.
M cM innville,
T igard,
m ence t-.i m o n th . P t est re p o rted . new ----------
g ra n d .....
d a u ......
g h te r
and Roseburg high
D ean F. E. P ric e of th e schoo. i The new little gran,«»ugh,er
Mhe4»U4 (or S August
.8 m the , B eaverton
K ris tin
who arriv ed on M ultnom ah
tad iu m .
P o rtla n d I schools; D rum and Bugle C orps
of a g ric u ltu re , O regon S ta te col­ ,
in lv 2" H er la re n t* are D- and The p ag ean t will be u nder th e dir- from K n ig h t of P y th ia s G irls
lege h as o ffered th e co m p lete co
’« „ -h a rd R sm ith and h er ectio n of C h et D uncan, fo rm er R oseburg. T illiam ook E lks Lodge.
o p e ra tio n of school facilities an .
the P o rtia ,, I U aC ran.ie and A sto ria A m erican
p ersonel w ith in th e m ean s of tin i
b u d g et. He will m eet w ith th e B rad an d three y ear old S cot: , schools, w ho s t a r ts planning tin L egion. _
T he p a g e a n try will get u n d er­
U. of C alifo rn ia soon an d discus* The p oud g ra n d fa th e r is E ugene S sp ectacle each M arch. T his y e a r s
th e lily re search . T hey m ay con-», V .a 'te i of P rtland. He ll soon be show will be m ade up of 10 bands w ay a t 7:30 p.m . T ick ets a t >3
tr ib u te to th e sta tio n .
re tu rn in g to h.s home a fte r spend- S dru m and b u rg le corps and 25 each m ay be had fro m the S h rin e
m arching u n its, including 11 in H o sp ital F ootball G am e H ead ­
D ean P rice will also set up a ing tw o w eeks here.
. . . .
z,
colorful u n ifo rm s of th e order. q u a rte rs. 1119 S. W . P ark . P o r t­
tech n ical rese a rc h b o a ’d to d ev e­
Do . t he
i on G ra n p , - «
Som e 2.000 individuals w ill be in
lop a co-ord n a te d p ro g ra m of r e ­ and D ad, b ’cause he told me ex- __ ______________ __________________ land.
se a rc h a t th e sta tio n . P rie s t w ill p licity n o t to b reath e a w ord
be responsible fo r th e m a in te n ­ about his dr* pping in. but 1 d i should be w ith resp ect to size, co and th e W inchuck as well as
an ce of th e ta tio n . B ulbs g ro w n w ish you could have seen how g rade, an d seaso n in g . H owever, m an y a n o th e r sp o t w here th ey
th e re will be shipped to o th e r n ro u 1 an d happy he w as a s he th is does not m ean th a t good could pull out an d bed dow n.
In q u iries a t th e C h am b er of
colleges an d g reen h o u ses fo f u r ­
lu m a b er is not * ....„ri.
av ailab Ll.,
le nt
at nOMtm.
econo-
tak ed .
m
ical
prices
It
does
m
ean th a t c o m m e rc e
in fo rm a tio n
b u reau
th e r in fo rm atio n on bulb fo rcin g .
d isc rim in a tio n
is n ecessary in picked up sh arp ly d u rin g th e p a st
SOME COMMON FALLACIES
buying lu m b er a s w ell as in buy- m onth, and c o n tin u es a t high
ing o th e r m a te ria ls undoubted pitch. So m any people ex p ress
XBOLT WOOD . . . .
ly m o e n e c e ss a ry t o ’ay th a n it e a g e r in tte r e s t in O regon, our
By F o re s t P ro d u cts L ab o rato ry
w as in th e p ast.
ow n pride in o u r s ta te seem s to
F o re s t Service, U. S. D ep artm en t
be w ell founded.
o f A g ric u ltu re M adison, W iscon­
ffl
Gramps Looks Out
To Establish Research Center Here
T he estab lish m en t - f - P ac.fi -
B ulb G row e s re s e a ’■ h and Deve-
lopauen: sta tio n ha.; b n ret. I;
w ill be lccated on th e Cecil W a tt
b ulb farm in H arb o r a
td i
to C ounty A gent Ken n - °s» •,,+ i
is se c re ta ry of th e new org: n a ­
tion.
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Brookings, Oregon
Bruokings-Harbor Pilot
Thursday, August 16, 1956
P orough, C rescent C ’’v; se c e.arv
Ken P est and E ric O lsen. A i-
co u n ty fa rn advisor, E u rek a.
The r e s ta rc h w ork will be done
by rea se a rc h sp ecialists fro m Cai-
fo m ia n J O regon ed u catio n in ­
stitu tio n s.
In th e m ain, fhe re search w ork
to be carried on will include th e
follow ing; Soil fu m ig atio n m e th ­
ods; In se c t co n tro l; Bulb tr e a t ­
m ents; F u n g a » tr e a tm e n ts ; Basic
p lan t n u tria n t stu d ies; c h em ictl
weed co n tro l m eth tsis; irrig a tio n
I sludi- s; cover crop tria ls ; a stu d y
if a ’tern ; te c rops, and crop r o t a ­
tion; re la te d p la n t sto ck ng de­
m o n stratio n s.
P a rtic ij a tin g n th e stu d y fo
new v a rie tie s will be Dr. S am
Emsweller, ch '-f horticulturist of
the b " e a u of f lan t in d u stry , in
ch arg e of o rn a m e n ta l p la n t divi-
sion, V. S. D. A., B eltsville, Md
sin.
FA LL A C Y IS T h at lum ber oh
th e m a rk e t today i* not w h at it
used to be in the "good old days.
P o p u la r opinion to the c o n tra ry
o tw ith s ta n iing tim b er cut to-
d ay is a s good a P aul B unyon
ever laid ax to. L um ber is now
m ach in ed be’ter, grad ed b e tte t,
and seasoned b e tte r th a n fo rm e r­
a wider *ele tion
ly. In additi«
of sp ecies an_ . •errs _ is available,
It is tru e th a t strong com petition
b etw een
dealers and betw een
m a te ria ls in some localities h as
X u t r d in bri: um g on t h - m a r-
T o u ris t T ra v e l
T his w eek end tra v e l w as espee-
¡ally heavy in th is section of 101.
The b eaches and c a m p site s w ere
huck-a-block full. It is said the
slop-over of w ould • be H a rris
B each s ta te p a rk c a m p e rs w as
sh ifted to a few who w ere given
accom odations a t Azalea P ark
, w here o v e rn ig h t cam p ng is usu-
ally frow ned upon
| Sunday the sho.e side was thick
...
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O t h v iM to r. an d a o m t of th e n
k et lum b. r th it is not w h at it w ere e a r n e d along both th e < het-
W iuld you i
trade 20 minutes of your time
for a saving of hundreds ?
W h y put off the fun of a Ford Test Drive for a
single day? As you know, It puts you under
absolutely no obligation. And it may save you
literally hundreds of dollars—we'll get to that a
little further on.
'■ Bv a Test Drive we mean more than a once-
around-the-block “spin.”
We want you to test the power that rocketed
Ford to a 500-mile stock car record at Indianapolis
: : . the GO that won the grand prize at NASCAR’s
Daytona Championships. We want you to feel how
this Ford scat pays off in your kind of driving: in
traffic, passing on the highway, getting going at
traffic lights. We’ll put either a Ford Six or a
mighty V-8 with up to 225 h.p. at your disposal.
We want you to drive and
drive and/re/.
“ Sure,” you’ll say as you drive along the road.
“ Feels pretty good—but after all, this car is new.''
Well sir, when you come in from your drive we 11
show you exactly why a new Ford will stay like
A u g u a t ia S a v in g S t a t o n
at your Ford IJraTrr’».
Bag a <te.il while he clear»
bis decks tor the '57 models.
new for a long, lone time.
We’ll show you how Ford has five cross-members
(including a “ K ” member) in its frame. Ford's
leading competitor only has two. We ll show vou
the deep-block Y-like engine design which enables
Ford engines to take it.
Now—what you've been waiting for. How can
you save hundreds of dollars by taking a Ford
Test Drive?
Simply by proving to yourself that there really
is a fine car in the low-price field.
You see, the reason a Ford does not cost hun­
dreds of dollars more than it does, is Ford's huge
production and the huge volume which we Ford
Dealers sell.
But enough of this talk. Come in. And you do
the driving and the talking. Bring the family, too.
FIRST — Get Traveler's Checks
fro m U. S. N a tio n a l!
SECOND — Put all yo u r valuables
in a Safe D eposit Box at V . S.
You'll enjoy a really carefree trip !
FORD^-v^
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DUNNING MOTORS
H ig h w a y 101
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Brookings, Oregon
MEMBER
FEDERAI
D IF O S IT
IN S U R A N C E
C O R P O R A T IO N
TIM E FOR S O M ETH IN G S P E C IA L !
th e lig h t r e fr e s h in g b e e r
Art ««citing go«*« «f
il*. » .Io*« «*«1 AWr«tttv« w ot«... «e dot« I
n«tvr«lly wll I«» Ik« light, r«(r«*klng b««>. Wkl W«lnk«rdl
0lMO*«t f«t y«vr*«H th« light, r«fr«»hing b««r In h» bHgíí»
n«w «aelv«t»«ry pockog«
th< l»ght, r«fr«ihittg
ihot b«to«9« *» h « n it t tim« lot
(ort»«th(ng tptcioH
FO R W H A T
IT S W O R T H
By C lifford K one
T here w as a tim e w hen I w as
h ap p y in th e delusion th a t I w as
a p re tty sm a rt fellow. My belief
w as based on th e fact th a t 1
found m yself able to c a rry on a
co n v ersatio n w ith p ra c tic a lly a n y ­
one I met and could ta lk fairly
in te llig en tly on an y su b je c t th a t
m ig h t be b ro u g h t up. T h a t, how ­
ever, w as before th e a d v e n t of
television and p a rtic u la rly p rio r
to th e tim e th a t th e $«»-1,000 q u es­
tion m ade its a p p e a ra n c e and
s ta r te d th e tre n d fo r p ro g ra m s
w hich throw ’ m oney rig h t and left
ju s t fo r giv in g th e rig h t an sw er
a t th e rig h t tim e.
T oday, how ever. I have com e to
th e conclusion th a t I m ust be a
r a th e r stu p id individual. I ju s t
d o n 't seem to know an y o f th "
a n sw e rs th a t pay off. I see and
h e a r y o u n g ster, not even in th e ir
teens, a n sw erin g q u estio n s re la ­
tive to th e sto ck m a rk e t w hicti
ab so lu tely am aze me N<>t only
am I not able to com e up w ith
th e an sw eres but also I d o n 't even
u n d erstan d th e q u estio n s in th e
firs t place.
All of w hich te n d s to give me
th e im pression th a t somehow’ or
o th e r the ed u catio n al sy stem g ave
me a d irty deal som ew here I find
th a t I am n o t an exjiert lx, a n y ­
th in g Sure, I know th e re is a
baseball team called th e B rooklyn
D odgers; bu* I am e n tirely ig n o r­
a n t of the fa c t th a t a c e rta in in ­
fielder back in 190« m ay h a \e
m ade a double play w hile lying
fla t on his back w hich won the
gam e and th e series. T o m ak e it
w orse, I d o b 't even know’ th e
nam e of th e ro o te r w ho th re w th e
b ottle th a t fla tte n e d the in field er.
W h at m ak es th e s itu a tio n even
m ore e m b a rra ss in g is th a t th e
m em bers of my fam ily a re g r a d ­
ually com ing to th e conclusion
th a t m aybe P ap p y isn ’t q u ite as
b rillian t a c h a ra c te r as he has
m ade him self out to be th e s e
m any years.
W hen som e kid in p ig ta ils Is
ask ed a q uestion on TV. before
she even has a ch an ce to respond,
m y o ffsp rin g look to me fo r th e
an. w er. F o r aw hile I could p re ­
tend th a t I h a d n ’t heard th e q u e s­
tion, but th a t dodge lias lost all
of its effectiv en ess At |4*esent
my pro ced u re is to a p p e a r deep in
th o u g h t u ntil th e ta d on TV com es
fo rth w’ith th e c o rre c t an sw e r
w ith w hich I im m ed iately a g re e .
A t p re se n t l a m g e ttin g so d e s ­
t r a t e th a t I am th in k in g about
falling behind in jwiying rny elec­
tric bill C u ttin g off m y e le c tri­
c ity m ig h t be th e real answ er.
IH H SIN G N E E IIL I) I OK
f t c o M I M i IL \< IH-.Ks
Do you have a roof over y o u r
h e a d ? Em«’, but th e re are som e
tea, hers com ing th is fall th a t
d o n ’t, and h o u s’n g u needed fo r
them . S u p t. r»f Schools D. D. W il­
liam s re p o rted th a t th ey have all
th e a p a rtm e n ts
n ecessary
but
; still need sev eral house re n ta ls of
tw o an d th re e t-edioom s foi i n ­
com ing te a c h e rs w ith fam ilies
; A nyone know ing o f a re n ta l Is
asked to c o n ta c t Mr. W illian
«*< <H»|, OPEN s s i - I T
1
School will open on S ep te m b e r
! t according to S u p e rin te n d a n t « f
I School D D. W illiams. School w ill
1 o p e ra te on a full day «esrion on
th a t date, he I«'
i
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