Building To
j Priority F ro m
presum ably is available for non-
ra te d porjects.
In acting on applications for
farm construction AAA commit
tees will give consideration to
the following standards of essen-
tia lity :
Pr °P°s^
is e L ssen 7110
tiai to
m a jntain construction
or increase
Farm W ages Will
Be Discussed At
man house on the highway just
See "P e te ” for your every' in
south of H arbor. They are being SUrance need. Lesm eister Agency.
beaeifM with requests to build - -------------------------------------- !-----~
houses and homes in the area, it
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reported.
vlOlQ BORCIL M üV 21 is Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Gott and
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children returned. Sunday night,
.1- „ P
n ir m m Must
Meeting Will Be Held from Dayton and Salem, where
lldin?
I r rogram
._iu. i
they had attended a fam ily re- •
At County Court
10» Essentiality To | food production on the farm.
union of a num ber of Mrs. G ott’s
2.
The
proposed
construction
House at 1:00 p. m.
■t Committee Okev
family. They were accompanied
is desirable from the standpoint)
to
and from Dayton, bv Dewey
production
goals
action on applications of 3 1946
P resent
f ^ r iliti^
11 An agricultural wage hearing Akers, who visited his fam ily over
V ♦ 1 facilities are being has been set for Tuesday, May 21. the week-end
farm construction under the
t l o u nmx.mum
maximum capacity,
capacity, a a t 1:00 p. m., at the court house
Last week an old gag was at-
Terans emergency housing utdizeci
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u r - H Oregon
n r c i n n farm
f a r m - -i and
e Proposed facihtics
i l l be
he at
: Gold Beach, according to in- tributed to Bert Cleveland, local
B is “ is
assured
" ,h JtjnzeriT
acilities w
will
F_ . Harvey Miller, sta te di-J
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.orm ation released this week by Coos Co-op m anager. As the story!
b E
Alden E. Orr, executive officer is told over coffee cups, two
of the U. S. D. Production
Marketing administrtaion. | p Y ) | * £ § t R h II^PF T O
«Or~ ^ °n Wage Board’- at >oung fellows f r o m the deep
Portland. The wage ceiling „ for --------—
south, stopped
a t --- a ——
local restaur-
make more materials avail- _ _ _ _
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fr,r veterans' housing, lim i-j VlpK p n / |p S tilt in n
‘Kneultural labor, under the gen- ant, and asked if they could find
/nave been placed on the t 1
• S U lU U Il
eral- regulations at the present work here in Brookings. Such
p o N
at of other types of con-i
1 inir> ls
an h °u r> or $200 per question, as the story goes, got
o that can be perform ed: R anger B rittain H. Ash, who month, including value of per-1 an im m ediate reply th at there
/approval. Tne limits on has
in charge of the Agness quisites, or the highest wage paid was plenty of work to be done in
R anger D istrict, on the Siskiyou during the base period prior to the "bulbs" The answ er appar-
construction are:
G R A D U A T IO N
N ational Forest for the past year Dec. 9, 1943, whichever is the | ently suited the two. for they are
$W0 for a farm dwelling.
reported to have next made an
is being transferred to the Mc higher.
$1000 for other farm build Kenzie R anger District, on the
Brookings
This hearing is called or the appearance at the Coos Electric
and
W illam ette N ational Forest, ac- purpose of hearing testim ony rel- Co-op plant, w anting Bert to put
High School
$6000 to replace a f a r m ! cording to an announcement by ative to the advisability of estab- them to work fixing "light bulbs.”
le or other buildnig destroyed H. C. Obye, forest supervisor of Ashing a specific wage ceiling cov-
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dam have
Class of 1946
flood or other disaster, if the Siskiyou. Mr. Ash’s headquar- e r *nS a ^ agricultural labor oper- as visitors for the sum m er, their!
rtruction is started w ithin ters on his new assignment will ations which may differ from the nephew and niece, E d d i e and
ceiling under the general regula- Sharon Regal, of Roseburg.
lys of the date of the d isaster, be a t McKenzie Bridge.
John Bowdish and Chas. W ard
construction costing m ore
This tra n sfe r represents a pro tions. All farm ers, laborers and
these limitations, fa rm e rs m otion for R anger Ash as the other interested persons are urged were Medford visitors over the
file application with th eir McKenzie R anger District is lots to attend this hearing and p a rtic -1 week-end They left Friday and;
tv AAA committee, M iller la rg e r and carries a greater re-
in presenting inform ation returned Sunday evening.
Closed Sunday and Monday
County committees will re- sponsibility for the ranger than u’bich will assist the wage board
Advertise the area by sending
applications, add their rec- does the Agness District.
in f°rrnula ting policies relative to the Pilot to your friends.
tr.s. and forward them
Mr. Ash succeeds Raymond En- The subject.
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the state committee at P o rt- gles who is leaving government . Tb^ area for which the hearing
i r final action. The sta te service for a time because of his
being held consists of C urry
vee will notify applicants health. Mr. Engles has been dis- county- D
particularly import-
proval or denial.
tric t ran g e r on the McKenzie dis- ant ,th.a! a c] aases of agricul-
pointed o u t, however, tric t since January', 1931.
j tu ral labor and farm ers expect-
only applications for farm
Replacing Ranger Ash at Ag- !ng to employ labor in the area
Bingi can be considered f o r n e s s will be Paul H. Talish, who
attend the meeting. Af-
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KH preference ratings. Only is being transferred here from ' 1 mapy contacts with persons
usion to begin construction the Descutes N ational Forest. All ♦*nKa K‘‘d ln agriculture, and a
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given to applications for ; these tran sfers were effective on ^u i.ve‘S ,of S urr?, C?Unt5?
believed advisable by the board
For Fall Delivery
’ rm buildings. He added M ay 10.
to hold this hearing.
«»Trails are required to set
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Mr. O rr pointed out th a t the
tO'r of their output for
Call a t the Pilot office while
Harbor
: closed on the Sabbath :
Oregon
action jobs carrying H H in town, any day, to subscribe to hearing will s ta rt prom ptly at
1:00 p. m., and th at the board
and that the other 60% the Brookings-IIarbor Pilot.
will appreciate having all in te r - !
ested persons present at th a t time.
mb AAA Office
C ongratulations
u
YOUR
Zada’s
B eauty Shop
PUNCTATUM SPtCtOCUM
ULy BU18UTS
T IT U S
PICNIC NEEDS —
P.-T. A. Sets Picnic
Paper Plates—in th re e sizes
Paper Cups—for hot or cold drinks
Min Glasses
Swim Suits
Protect Your Skin With
‘ JAN” TAN CREAM
Store's Variety
AND APPAREL SHOP
Brookings
Market
ings
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Oregon
We Have Som e Good
■Alfalfa Hay.
lust Brought In From Klamath
Now In Stock Here!
and Don’t F orge tWe Have
ent, Roofing Paper
The Parent-T eachers Associa
tion is giving the school a picnic
May 22, a n d a l l parents and
friends are urged to attend. It
is a pot luck iunch and people
who work may come direct from
work to the school. A fter lunch
there will be games and prizes
for all who take p a rt.—yes, there
will be ice cream. The association
w ants to m ake this a big day for
the school children, so all are ♦
urged to come. Bring food, w ith —
forks, spoons and cups.P.-T. A. +
committee.
W eather Report
W eather for Brookings the past
week, was :
Max. Min Prec.
42
....
May 6 ........... .......62
46
May 7 ........... .... 59
63
43
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May 8 ...........
42
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May 9 ........... .......62
48
May 10 ......... .. 58
....
48
53
Mav 11 .........
T
56
46
May 12 .........
Local N ew s Item s
Fred Adams, inclum bent legis
lato r from Coos and C urry coun
ties, of Gold Beach, was a busi
ness caller at Brookings and H a r
bor, Monday, in interests of his
campaign. He is opposed in the
prim aries by Mrs. Cutlip of N orth
Bend.
Mrs. J. E. Stevenson left Mon
day for Oakland, Calif., where
she will visit her son, Lt. C. B.
Newton, of the naval medical
corps, who is presently stationed
at the Oakland N aval Hospital.
She plans to retu rn to Brookings
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Crissey
visited at E ureka last week-end.
Mason & Edwards, contractors,
are working on the Neil Chap-
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