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Always For A More Progressive Brookings-Harbor Area!
ONE, NUMBER FORTY-SIX
BROOKINGS, CUKRY COUNTY, OREGON
THURSDAY, JANUARY 16, 1947
irai and Horticultural Questions To chamber of commerce ¡School Tax Izevy Set For Five-Year
January meeting of Brookings- Period, For Repair and Maintenance,
Discussed At “Growers School,”
Harbor chamber of commerce, o r - 1,
igally set for next Wednesday,! And Construction Of New Buildings
leduled For January 20 to 24
will be held January 29, at the)
vers Will Have Opportunity To Gain Knowledge
of Flowers Hitherto Unheard Of ; Many Big
Names In Florist World To Speak
Nook Cafe, when several im
portant m atters will come up,
including new’ crops for the area
F urther details will appear in
these columns next week.
Club Puts Protest
Against Clearing
Present School Tax Situation Explained By Local
School Board. Thus Clarifying Doubt in Minds
of Many I/oeal Taxpayers and Residents
It seems that many taxpayers are under the im
pression that the present school tax levy will re
main in effect for several years to come, Mrs. Dora
E. Beaulieu, clerk of the hoard told the Pilot late last
week, but this is not necessarily a fact.
The school board wishes to point out that in the
last budget, the following amounts >vere levied:
$12,000 for repair and maintenance of buildings;
$10,000 for new buildings, as well as a five-year
serial levy in the amount of $10,00 a year for new
buildings. The estimated cost of tho two rooms of
PORTLAND .Special to the Pilot)—Under the
„ of a “Growers School,” Wm. A. Hansen, a local At the Azalea Garden Cluh
lolesale florist and the Farm and Garden editor meeting Thursday afternoon, pro
■ Radio Station KEX, has announced a course of tests were made hy a number of
members regarding the ruthless
day study.
and unnecessary slashing hy a
The outline offers’subject m atter of interest to crew clearing the right-of-way
. . z of
. floricultural
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soned producers
and _________________
horticultural along the highway adjacent to
oducts as well as to the beginner. The appeal seems i Harbor and Brookings
be chiefly to the commercial people and the tui- and
Native
sbrubs of wi,d
aza,eas the proposed new building, now unler construction.
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beVng^
is $20.000, which will he built and
hi of $60 indicates that it is intended to have a spe- needlessly destroyed it was point-i
for this year.
out. In some instances, too.
11 n i l T i l O n P I l paid
5c appeal to those who w ant to get a comprehen- ed
The repair to the present build
th ere were infringem ent on pri-
I D U D C II
ing including the new gym floor,
•e idea of greenhouse and field culture
vate property.
Here On Staurdav
new joists, transform ing the fu r
course will be given • i n d u s t r y and the increasing neces-
Mrs. Bernice Newton, comm it
nace from wood to oil, roof re
Oregon Flower Growers as-1 }
for b e tte r crops as viewed tee chairm an on conservation, pro
pair
and oth er im provem ents are
"My hall at Taylor and Grand ' by the reta ile r. Mr. Luke oper-
A fter a m onth’s delay in ship-i-
e io n m
posed a resolution of protest
.
,
,
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o
t
n^..V
i
e
stim
a te d not to exceed $12,IKK)
ok . at Portland from J a n - |atps
37.acrp farm of flowers in w’hieh
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nf m achm ery. B. I- Oo,,W ; ,n
_ also w will
i|, hp
fpr
, h ,(
was passed upon
This
be
paid
for
this
in 20 through the 24th.
field and greenhouses on North cjub This protest also has en- Saturday, expects to open his year (providing the tax money
Mr. Hanson has had ex- P o rtlan d road, beside a chain endorsem ent of the Azalea Festi- S aturday of this week in the is received as levied).
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,val association, which sent a tele- T em plar hotel building, in the
as a grower, wholesale four
retail ---------
stores.
Next year, and each succeed
Wail dealer in flowers and
Lee VanD erlinden, research di-¡gram to Mr. Boardman, super- room recently occupied iy t i e ing year for three years more,
ables and is daily handling rector of Lilly & Co., and as- intendents of state parks, who is electric store,
the $10,(KM) serial levy should tak e
w, plants and nursery goods • sociate editor of “New Agricul- expected to act.
I Last week, while Mr. and Mrs. care of any building th at is to
Whride, he. has not an- tu re » will COver the m atte r of
At thp businesi5 meeting Mrs. i Gould were at Portland, they be done, thus at least $22,000 (the
Z L T L aPP<?aranre on I fertilizers and tell of his experi- Mabel McVav had charge. The m ade a purchase of a shoe stock, $12,000 for repair and m ain te
S T * 0/. u C0Urse’ When ences w ith soils of the n o rth w est
for the a ftprnoon was a " th a t the salesm an would per- nance and 10.000 for new build
he said th a t he
A
pf thi, kind ig nPW^ J it writtpn bv M rs. Alice P pr. m it them to have, andI today-are ings) should he cut from the
1 to avoid giving anv lectures
this are a although there h a v e 'kins, depicting the anatom y of h » a r n u c l e u s of a next budget unless more building
.»ay have to fill in on such to
been
successful ventures in a flOWer and its interns,ing re- ^ w i H
t« than one additional room is a n
35 the economics of the schools of flower design and th e , production. This was shown by
ticipated.
.... ,
of rhe
air and
the
mav
an^ ^ a ,a tra
tradp
rs. PerKins.
m n mi-, • '
i The
• ••«- cost --
■■ - rep
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,
_
d e is watchiner
w atching witn
with Keen
keen in-¡M
in-i Mrs.
Perkins, mrs.
Mrs. n K a atherine;
1
’ of w f t a e d ° n tbe sub; terest the response to such a Hardesty, and Mrs. M artha Har-
Not knowing just w hat would, new school budding, to Jan. 7.
analysis or chemical reTesI Tne r 1
y
be needed in way of sizes and 1947. is:
‘• ^ *’hieh fields he has had sc ° ° •
‘
lininil- nrn{?rqm was edu- styles. Mr. and Mrs. Gould went
REPA IR
and haS
n f h eT ' n HhwTratJd n ik U h v ! calional as well as interesting, heaviest in purchasing children’s ¡M aterial (including heat-
«'«uive study.
w ill be tw o illustrated^ talk s hy national as
bK shoes and the popular sizes ofj
ing p|a n , rPpair
SP,546.07
®»S Portland growers sched- I ° hn. , G' ®ac^ e r of S" ' ps winnpr plub members
mens work shop''- Womens street , abor (including labor on
L 0 speak
* * are
are Robert
Robert H
Has,-1
acber was
w as «h nf = u. 1 er , club
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.. will
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ast- <*• M r' B
Racher
,, > m em bers. thP occasiin were shoes, in
a limited num ber,
heating p lan t) .....
3,415.62
be included in the original order.. M iscellaneous
^ " t »1 Oregon Flow er ® L ^
Mrs
Bertha
Moore.
Mrs.
Joe
Mas-
(includes
aw ard, top honor in the garden-, Mrs. Bertha Moore, Mrs. Joe Mas
E stablishm ent of the shoe re
* association, and other
hauling, telephone, etc)
270.97
ing world in all America. One sett and Mrs. Bernice Newton,
T otal ....................
$6.232.66
01 tne association in- ta lk he has named “H orticultur-jw ho served refreshm ents on ta- pair business, together with th n
Teufel, John Jene, a l B eauty Beyond the Horizon hies decorated w ith lovely ar- addition of the shoe store, small
NEW BUILDING
and Paul P eters of Com m ercialism ." The other rangem ents of »nap dragons and
|ong fp„ npp(|
, bjs M aterial ............... .... $4,216.20
Clackamas Green!
Labor (this am ount in
will deal w ith plants in the o r-, heather.
vicinity
dinarv avenues ot trad e and those
New members added to the v im Y
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, cludes 10% of the cost
¡«adetmc siaff ,s outstand- ,
„ ial nnssihilities club were Mrs. Mary Vincent,
~
of building to Jan. 7,
having com m ercial possib
•
Christianson.
Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Edwardson ' paid to co n tractors)
4,680.81
J h “ 5 a w“»-halanced
Inquiries
and
applications
tor
Gnbert
Cbristianson>
Mrs.
Jean
have
as
house
guests
this
week
MisceHaneous
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385 03
f ? .8_f* " fically called up-
enrollm
ents
are
being
handiea
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T
IiriJn
Patprson
Mrs.
I
Nels
Nelson
of
Portland.
O
ther
T
otal
$9,282.04
Horst.
Mrs.
Lucile
Paterson.
Prowess in that field
under the nam e “Growers School Ina DeMoss. Mrs. G ertrude Muel-I recent house guests of the Ed-
»hich
to ' talk. Pro-
t « — ■•I is vtJiifT
nnw anisw
i s
z iU .,
ardson’»
k C. Wheeting nf m . -u and address in care of Florist ler. and Mrs. K atherine Hardesty. wardsonS w ere Mrs. Edw
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fath er and m other, Mr. and Mrs j ( rCSCCIlt ( ity Dumps
State College Pullm an Service Co., at 1040 S. E. Grand
toress the school on soil«’ a v e n u e > P ortland. An advertise-
Tell your friends elsewhere t h e 1 O scar Thompson of Sacram ento. Ramrod TwifO, Friday
‘^ a ro h d i r e X of soSÌsì mpnt appears elsewhere in this
who spent several days here
Both “A” and “B" squads of
story through the Pilot.
■
issue.
Chetco
Rod & Gun Club ‘R am rods’
McWhorter, of
took
it
on the chin last Friday
*
Partment of Agr ‘-
night
a
t
the local gym.
valbc ass^ lat^ with OSC
The
B
team l o s t to Sm ith
'
handle the sub-
River first string, by a 32 to 22
eola-. ?athol°gY and
score, and the powerful C rescent
dlseases wHh which
installed as soon as available, City Independents, sm arting from
!n
keeping
pact
w
ith
p
m
g
-
s
i
m
ent
is
the
last
won,
in
improve-
>n contact.
probably withib a m onth.”
a previous defeat a t the hands
3n A idsworth, newly of this comm unity. Pine Cone men
pilot about the
|
of
the locals, polished off the A
l h5ap Of F l^ c m tu r e at T h e a tre installed new pro.icc or>.
pmPa, Norri. Kemp, own- __________
Ramrods W ill Vie W ith team by a 14 to 23 score.
u ^ e College, ls slated to sound equipm ent and screen ca
fp]k, , bP oper- c ¡th f{jver FridaV Eve
Don Carson w as high m an for
^hool how to g a th e r today.
L k r . and T were mighty tired o f r 71’" 1
the
Bs w ith six while Bill R ea
Tom orrow evening, the ' B”
íoiAh? ¿ r lnformatlon is
Two new 1947 C entury pro- a
__
w ajt fo spp ¡f t hc cow-
gan
lead the A group w ith 11.
e will í eSt care of crops, jeetors, the latest of their
•, a
fbe n ,q|] Pr while one squad of the Ram rods will vie
At the m eeting of the gun club
for U wh
...dlSf ,u USS c — arn
ations, prom ise people of this area t e ,»o
•••miMiis,
•
w nrjt ing order was with Brookings High School team named, Tuesday, the B squad as
in N«»v ' i his fath e r is! finest
screen presentation , prn' r j
tbrPadcd, so I m ortgaged in a cu rtain raiser to the Sm ith "Pistol C leaners.”
W n\ EnKlanrl
iection) on th e coast. Lam p hous-| bemg^re t h r ^
River-Ram rod tussle on the lo
»Ithou?” not left ,he PS °f h'kh intensity
'm. i nPw equipment. It was the least cal floor. Game tim e has been set
Don’t forget the Boy Scout-Cub
for > J co-ordinating low intensity now used. High
-
patient patrons for 7:30 p. m.
show next Tuesday at Pine Cone
£
tensity m akes for a m uch^bright-
^ X i n g ■W ««' our dif-
T ry Classified Ads—They poyZ- T heatre.
...XII also
rtlt'A be
I U
‘the *rn ^Grnrny Luke, to je r pitcure than heretofore possi- ficulties. New seats will
atponance of the in- ble.. T h e W estinghouse equip-
Pine Tone Theatre Install« New
New Seats Ordered And Will Be installed I pon Arrival
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