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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (March 21, 1946)
IURSPAY, MARCH 21,J946^ BRQOKINGS-H ARBOR PILOT. BROOKINGS. OREGON Home of the Croft Lily rage r ire j|v Grower Representatives Make ’Ians To Unite The Entire industry highways. The tra c to r has a 150 Brookings, Tuesday. They form The dance, given by the kx’al horse power gasoline motor. The erly had a variety store at Gold G range Saturday evening, drew sem i-trailer has a 35-foot bed, and i ISeach. a gixxl crowd. The next Gi ange according to Freem an, is the long Nick B aum gartner and Howard dance will lx- held March 29. est, widest and highest sem i-trail G ardner are w orking for Sylves- Mr. and Mrs. O. Morris have Bi/ M urk S. Cotton, It is the concensus th at this e r allowed by the state highway j te r Payne at his sawm ill up the begun construction of their new m eeting was the most im portant commission. Chetco. home on the tract of Mrs. N orris’ Manager of the Co-op Freem an plans on using his new th at has been held to date by Mrs. C atherine W illiams, who father, R. J. Stoken. west ot town. At a recent three-day m eeting grow ers in the industry’ and th at truck to haul livestock to San had cared for Mrs. Guy Rice for Mr. and Mrs. Van Thome of Eugene Ore., representatives plans developed will be fa r-re a c h -: Francisco and Portland, and re the past month, is visiting at the K lam ath Falls spent a few' days lily grow ers’ asso ciations in ing in bringing about a stable turn with hack-hauls for his local home of Mr. and Mrs. W alter here this week, visiting friends ashington. Oregon and C alifor- position and a g rea ter assurance store. The new truck will have Pearm ine, prior to returning to He recently was discharged from a met with the board of direc- for a successful future in the in a capacity of 300 lambs, and it her home at G rants Pass. service and is now employed by ,-s of the West Coast Bulbf dustry. All growers are urged to is estim ated by Freem an th at he W illiam Hempcl was taken to the G reat N orthern Ry. jowers Co-op to develop plans p articipate in the program , u nit will haul about 20,000 lambs this the hospital at Crescent C ity Call at the Pilot office while unite the entire illy industry ing w ith their local associations year. Sunday w h e r e he is receiving in town, any day, to subscribe to marketing and in educational and through m em bership in the the B rookings-llarbor Pilot. medical attention. Co-op. d research projects. In addition to the presidents Out of this historic m eeting Mrs. N orris Kemp and daugh ' Ians were made, under the chair- and representatives of local as anship of George Fields, presi- sociations, Wm. K uhrt, chief of te r have left for a few days visit Pnt of the Washington S ta te Lily the bureau of m arkets for the with friends and relatives at S a rowers association, and the ma- s t a t e of C alifornia; Jam es C. lem and Dallas. (linery was set in motion to or- Moore, m arketing specialist, O re Word has been received here anize the Pacific Bulb Growers gon S ta te College, Robert Knox, of the birth of a son to Mr. and ssociation for educational and county agent C urry County; O. Mrs. Kenneth Bailey a t S eattle Visitors Are Welcome Anytime »search projects. This new as- T. Fletcher, county agent of Lane on M arch 11. They have named Dciation is the companion organ- county; and M. C. Cotton, m an the young man Robert Floyd, and ation to the m arketing associa- ager of the W est Coast Bulb he weighed s e v e n pounds, six lon, the West Coast Bulb Grow- Growers Co-op, w ere also present. ounces a t birth. Mrs. Bailey is Mr. Flynn, president of the co the form er Lillian Ray, and her rs Co-op. both organizations to At the Winchuck Bridge op, announced at the close of the m other, Mrs. Milton Foster, has erve three states. conference, that the board of di The Pacific Bulb Growers As- rectors of the Co-op would hold been with her for the past few i ociation is to be m anaged by a | a m eeting at Coos Bay, Ore., on weeks and will rem ain there about »oard of directors, selected by the May 7, at 2 p. m. to which dele a month *more. Birge B ram m er arrived from x'al associations and the Co-op. gates of all l o c a l associations Tie Co-op agreed to revise its would be invited to participate his home at M artinsdale, Mont., rticles of incorporation to en- in discussions regarding the prob for a v i s i t with his son and arge its board of directors to lems of m arketing, which w’ould daughter-in-law , Mr. a n d Mrs. ive.representation to grow ers in include production and packaging Clarence Bram m er. Pvt. Conner K essler of Fort 111 three states. M embership in standards, inspection, prices and Leavenworth, Kans., arrived in he Co-op will continue to be by other phases of the industry. Brookings late Monday evening to irect agreement with the indi- Mr. Flynn also announced that spend a 30-day furlough w ith his idual grower. Mr. Cotton was m aking a trip in parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hom er These two coast-wide organiza- April to review’ and study the Kessler. ions are expected to bring com eastern lily m arkets and th a t his Mr. and Mrs. Art McQueen and pete harmony, unity and under- report and other inform ation now two daughters of the Sq’”».re Deal | tanding of m arketing conditions in process of development would of G rants Pass visited friends in 4.- —+ T nd programs and eduaction and be considered at th a t time. • > arch projects among all the Following this meetin, an open rowers of tho industry and its public m eeting is to be held at us been expressed that only by Coos Bay the evening of the same nd through such unity can the date at which tim e the results ver-all plan for the industry be of the afternoon m eeting will be ccomplished. announced. Full detail of these m eetings will be announced as soon as definite arrangem ents can i be made. Local News Items —Be It Sorrow Or Joy— T & d Cats Cafe Where Good Food and Friends Meet G rc iy s k e l's SLOPING CAPS L IS T your real estate property with CHRIS HUCK Brookings, Oregon DENTISTRY Extracting and Dentures Your Dental Needs takt n cate of. Dr. Stevenson ( entra! Bldg., a fte r April 1 Rod and Gun Club Plans For Easter Ham Shoot The Chetco Rod and Gun Club announces an E aster Ham Shoot, for Sunday, April 7. Seventy hams will be awarded to w inners of mens and womens rifie and shot gun events. The club, having gained v alu able experience from th eir initial turkey shoot last fall, will model this shoot a fte r th eir first, with improvements. Wilson Freeman Owns “Biggest” Truck Outfit Wilson Freem an, local grocery- man, is now the proud possessor of a newest model International t r u c k and trailer. The 22-ton truck was bought a t Roseburg and was delivered to Freem an last Friday, from Portland. This is the largest piece of trucking equipment of this type allowed by law on the Oregon o ra tA U S Mens and Boys Overalls and Work Jackets Limited Quantity Mens Cotton Work Shirts Hats, Socks and Handkerchiefs Moore's Variety and APPAREL SHOP BROOKINGS OREGON A r e N o w R u n n in g D a ily War-time regulations being further modified, sleeping cars between Coos Bay and Portland at e nov' running daily. SCHEDULE OF TRAINS: Northbound: South bon nd: Lv. Lv. Lv. Lv. Lv. Ar. Ar. Ar. Ar. Coos B a y ..... ......... 7:00 North Bend 7:12 ......... 8:15 Reedsport Gardiner .... ......... 8:22 < Cushman .. E u g en e....... ......12:01 4:50 Albanv ........ ........ 5:50 Salem Portland ..... ......... 7:55 P. P- P- p. P- a. a. a. a. m. m. m. m. m. m. m. in. m. Lv. Lv. Lv. Lv. Ar. Ar. Ar. Ar. Ar. Portland .... 7:15 p. m. Salem 9:30 p. m. Albany 10:35 p. m. 1:00 a. m. Eugene Cushman ... .... ...... 3:47 a. m. Gardiner ... 5:05 a. m| Reedsport 5.20 a. m. North Bend 6:35 a. m. Coos Bay . 7:00 a. m. Convenient stage connections between Brookings and Coos Bay. Sleeping Car reservations can be made at any time through any S. P. Agent. S. P. The Friendly Southern Pacific Ï
