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B rookings-H arbor Pilot Thursday, N ovem ber 15, 1956 in the soil. They we. e flabby and trov.n and could not have b i n a channel for plant food into - •< bulbs. If their destruct.on cr u. e We have «een several bulbs fulness cccu r 4 din in ; the gr v- from a v .; v . * ing season it is evident the hin do not seem to m asure up to our dered or stopped growth may ideas of w hat . >1 c o n n u r i al have d .o p /e d a -~c r - bulb sh< ! ’ k 1 t .here. cause of the root . O i none of Those v.ho have fore 1 b ,1’as them has th e re ’ *en wh; ' u'. . be considered h ; 1 i> t ic‘” r- . know vast while •‘anchor :• • s and, as a m attei of fact, it would a re the fi st to app. ir from the seem th at the dam age must have ‘heel”, thread roots f.» m t e r been done BEFORE the bul >s vious year's heal.hy root stubs s ta rt hunting food just about the could have bee a dually : sam e time. This c. n he se n e.e.. The roots exam ae i a have been desire,ve I by t' i cn bulbs laying out in th e c p m This w riter ha beta, in vu*. nem etod s or a t leas* o m -ta r Root Dam age Found On Local Lily Crop past, bulb* of all sizts whc.*-* heavy hank of roots had *o he lopped off fully th ree q u arte rs of .neir length, an brought in from t .e fielns, befo e they coold t jam raeu into the norm al a k p t case. Th 1.1 a re th e about who 1 no. o - • th e ,hea\ ; an rs h-althv je t ber. -h n:t the clean e oi the oulbs th m- a jp e a r reive r H h y er " • cause of size. Packs lacked any c :te s a. tinged vith ycl.o v t ’.cv v.cr? ad pearly w . ant h d u ilb .ng d t at Brooking», O regon vils are easily controlled but, pos Exam s for C oast G u ard sibly it cannot accomplish? 1 J w ithout b rs.stan tly keeping at A cadem y to Be H eld Congressm an H arris Ellsw orth them. They a rt a pointed beaked critter, black m ottled on gtey, (R Tre.l has announced th a t th e and about the size of a kern d of w heat. T h e i r grub or-larvae- too; system s to haul in growth hatch beneath the ground and m aterial and the larvae tea tiny, chew on alm ost anything, espec ’ n it as fast as if is biought in, i a l l y doting on 1 ly bulbs and wi’l and the cost of b attlin g both of sometime tunnel right up into these w ithin a m oderate turn. con the stalk They are about a half centration o ntheir eradication inch 1* ng. wh te. w ith a l > >-i would be a paying proposition. 1 *ad. There are more th an o :v P ogress is being m ade in the v <y to gel these beast- which battle against faith these preda dam age thousands of lo la s tors. In order to m ake i effecive w orth of mowing things w h e n i u.,-» extend throughout the ever they r.fest. whole ivgion in which lily bulb.-, V ith n em ea to d cs and olliet ar ebeing grown for m ark et oi there will be no m arket! g ro u n d c r i t t t r s chew ing < n th I -----------— -------------------- r — - Note Be G ay-B e Dat ing Be Different! “Pour yourself a smile, neighbor i -noe'.itive exam ination for en r a .e to th e U. S. Coast G uard Academy will be held in F ebruary 25 and 26 next year in 111 cities. , Ellsw orths em phasized the op portunity offered young men who choose this four year course w hich leads to a bachelor of s lenee degree and a commission a career officer in A m ericas olocst sea going service. “There are no appointm ents or g -ographical quotas for en tran ce ,o the Coast G uard Academy ”, he said. 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In fact, it seems only yesterday that young girls were swooning over Rudolph V alentino Then in tu rn came Rudy Valle, Bing Crosby, Frank S inatra, and Johnny Ray—and now Elvis P res ley. , . Naw I'm no psvchologist, b u t somehow I feel th a t the sw eet young things to today who are doing th e scream ing over the side- burned. h illb illy Romeo are just using him as an outlet for some I oi tin ir boundless energies. T hat is why I'm nok a bit wor ried as to their future. A fter all, thei r m others survived Rudy \ al lee; and, w ith the exception of a bri« f middle-aged relapse w ith a rth L ib erate, they came back cape after a period of idiotic lid m e ju st as nice as they ever were. , . , Really I can’t blam e the girls. in their s arch for rom antic idols in the en tertain m en t w orld, th e field i* rath e r narrow and tinpro- ductiv« e. With oldsters of grand- mothei •r’s age still hogging th e spot lig r’ht on TV and radio, Elvis Preslej v is about the only one to day w vho isn’t w e a rin g a toupee o r beii ing wheeled to performances, ; in a v wheel chair. bout St I say q u it wort ; ing girls the youngsters Leave th e n to s(,u- al at Elvis, th e worn to r T.ierace, the men to w listle it M. rilyn Monroe— and le1 s go about our business. i » V; Swept-Wing '57 Dodge Cuitom Royal 4 D oor Sc m r< OUR 6AÇ HEATS’ STOCK TANKS IN A TRÍCE - THERE’S NOTA CHANCE FOR. S O LIO ICE. Sfe/t into the wonderful world of AUTOD} NAM ICS S W E P T -W IN G ' 5 7 Y o u r eyes im m e d ia te ly te ll you th a t th is new S w cp t- • I t hl a l \ through the vib ra tio n b a rrie r w ith a new W in g D o d g e is a th in g o f real b e a u ty ! D a rin g in concept, lo w in silhouette, sleek a n d ra k is h o f lin e ! It u n le a s h e s a h u r r ic a n e o f p o w e r A n d every p ro m ise o f e x h ila ra tin g p e rfo rm a n c e y o u sense in its lo w -s lu n g , racy lin e s is b r illia n tly 1t b re a k s th r o u g h th e v ib r a tio n b a r r ie r fu lfille d o n the ro a d . This S w e p t-W in g D odge is a It is s w e p t - w in g m a s te r y o f m o tio n s p itfire in a c tio n ! » it ash s a hurricane o f pcmtertmnmmi^y new a irc ra ft-ty p e V -8 engine, ta m e d by new T orq u e F litc P u sh -B u tto n D riv e . ru b b e r-m o u n te d suspension system — D o d g e T o rs io n -A ire — th a t features race car torsion-bar springing. • /* h e a rt o f a ca r o n ly 4 l/ i feet high that has no e q u al in the w ay it co rn e rs, handles, and rid es. T h e w o n d e rfu l w o rld o f A u to d y n a m ic s is w a itin g fo r y o u at y o u r nearby D o d g e d e a le rs . Sec a n d m » errpsey K G H W A Y 101 N O RTH 87.» d riv e th e S w c p t-W in g D o d g e to d a y ! 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