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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 31, 1946)
OCTOBER 31. 1946 J -Ft le, Ronald r, Joe M j , 1 r- Meeting, evenings. '• Proprie:orJ el and Bra t. carne Sa • Ed F. Acid W He e a ome, Frida?] BKOOK1XGS-HARBOR , BROO K IN G S- OREGON Home of the Croft Lily VOTE YES!! I rm urvey vhich .V. new s Knot, County A gent VXPRED SE V E N T E E N tROWERS IN FLORIDA leans |es Cole, of th e s t a t e d e nt of a g ric u ltu re , re c e n t- the county a g e n t’s office Beach, providing th is in- on of in terest to lily m en he quoted from th e 1946 don report of th e F lo rid a epartment of a g r ic u ltu r e .! eport lists 100 of th e se having a to ta l a c re a g e ITht num ber of c o m m e rc ia l lbs produced an d m a r k e te d p acreage w as liste d a s This in fo rm a tio n su p - he following f a c ts : commercials a r e p ro d u c - acre in F lo rid a. E a c h of nwers averag e a b o u t one which yields 40,000 com - This in o rm a tio n sh o u ld blue to the sp e c ia lty c ro p s . . c o m m itte e scheduled at G o l d B e a c h fo r th e first m eeting. C ru c ia l problem s, producing a n d : m a r k e tin g p a rtic u la rly , will be c o n sid e re d by th is co m m ittee on th is b asis. O u r lily in d u stry will be d e te rm in e d la rg e ly by th e re c o m m e n d a tio n o f ‘ this co m m ittee.. I t is now definitely a p p a re n t th a t lily g ro w in g m ust m eet th e c o m p e titio n from o th e r areas. T h is in fo rm a tio n leads us to b e lie v e th a t C u rry county p ro d u c e rs w ill be able to com pete on th e b asis of production costs. F in a l re c o m m en d atio n s w ill be d r a f te d by th e co m m ittee and w ill be p u b lish e d fo r g e n e ra l use. The m e m b e rsh ip of th is co m m ittee in c lu d e s: E m il E dw ardson, H a rb o r; F r e d G u stafso n . H a rb o r; N o rm an C h e n o w e th , O p h ir; G eorge M a- te e r, Gold B each ; A. E. Sandbo, H a rb o r; Jo e S ta n k a v itc h , L a n g lois, R. E. C offm an, O phir and C la re n c e B rooks, L anglois BE SURE TO SEE THE NEW lE C T R O L U X CLEANERS iplify your housecleaning with an Electrolux W rite to ALPH HULANDER Brookings, Oregon AfooA’ Cafe “ Fish Bill ” WHAT IS IT? WHY IS IT? WHEN IS IT? WHERE IS IT? PURPOSE: The purpose of the FISH BILI^-Ballot Meas ure No. 312, is to SAVE OREGON STEELHEAD and SALMON (S.O.S.) and at the same time, to regulate fishing in coastal wa ters so as to preserve and protect fish life for future generations —and the benefit of all citizens. GOING! GOING! SOON ALL GONE!! Oregon once enjoyed great salmon and steelhead runs in almost every coastal stream, in addition to those of the Columbia River. Those of us interested in our fish-life resource have long been conscious of an ever decreasing supply of these fish. We have tried for many years to secure legislation to curb the ‘take’ of these fish, but due to the strong opposition presented by a few commercial fishermen and certain packers at each legis lature, we accomplished little or nothing until the 1941 session. READ STORY ON FRONT PAGE, PLEASE! Gain the facts about the future of the salmon and steel head fishing. It’s astounding—more than that, it’s simply horri fying to the average American. Do something—do it now! This advertisement was bought and paid for by the ENTIRE MEMBERSHIP OF THE Urges You To Vote; Vote (X) 312 Yes (Fish Bill) ave Oregon Salmon, Steelhead) ; d : Mrs. C. I. Patrick, Lessee Chetco Rod OR SALE AT A BARGAIN! INTERVIEW OR WRITE US rs . acres of B ro o k in g s best b u lb lan d , w ith nearly tw o Uly b ulbs p la n ttd . B e a u tifu l o cean view. N ew five- house, g a ra g e a n d b u lb sh ed . A u to m a tic hot w a te r and ■•-red fo r e le c tric ity . L o c a te d a b o u t six blocks so u th of [ :sl Building, on M em o ry L an e. W ill sell, in clu d ing lily bulbs and G un P -hare lilies w ith b u y e r. R. C. & W. E. BROOKS are Now OPEN to take care of your - ¿v ( LEANING AND PRESSING as dying needs. We are able to give you rr to Five Days Service! t • M DI' Pag tudent Body Officers, 1946-191/ Row, left to r ig h t: R u th H a s s e tt, s e c re ta ry ; Tony Felipe, president; R ay F o ltz , p r e s id e n t; M erli B a u m g a rtn e r, tre a s- Top row : T om m y J a m e s , a th le tic m a n a g e r and N eil N el- ergeant-at-arms. ( P h o to by V in c e n t). i ree- irvey esign rhich r co- ‘ited. lease p il o t ’ .4 7 SM ITH R IV E R H IG H T ? STORE'-' »n / d tliv tr y — Monday and Friday o) w h week Storset’s Cleaners & Dyers Located in “Old Mess Hall” Buildii g CLUB
