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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 29, 1948)
Page Four World’s Finest Climate program being helped by the lo- ly and to aid them in planning their production and marketing operations, the OSC extension Dance, l euruarv [time in this area. Funds locally, service has prepared an outlook 7 7 will be solicited by men from the report. It is available free from uruii^ all .ii details i / i are incom Legion post, sponsors of the Cubs county agents. a de ails are incom- an(j p^y Scouts, and by the Ro- The report h a s sections on plete, a “March of Dimes" dance tary club, sponsrs of the Sea the production outtlook, demand has scheduled by Chetco pfwt been m ,. it h 1 bcout snip, wnicn awaits a r n nv- v - a and n a p prices, price supports, farm .„rf ' .'„«¡1,1’™ M? F riE .?' i'fb al of ,ts boat ,rom Bremerton f costs. net farm income, land ST*,,*.“” «aval yards price, and rentals, and farm fam 20. it twas announced here early ily living. this week. Permission has been Home GARDENS. The victory granted by the school board for garen of the war years is go use of the high school gym. This dance, planned for a cos Friends and neighbors of Dean ing right on. However, this time, tume affair, promises to be an Loomis are glad to note his re 1948, the old victory garden is outstanding affair, with Chub turn to this area, from an ex to become the freedom garden. Howes orchestra furnishing the tended trip through the middle The president’s garden commit music Further dettails will be west and south. He reports that tee is asking for 20,000,000 free published next week. weather on the trip was strictly dom gards for 1948. There are ----------------------------------- ¡unpleasant until he reached this three reasons for pushing free dom gardens: 1. to improve the food situation in Europe, 2. help Brookings school, is staying with meet the high cost of living, 3. Mrs. Garcia in Harbor while her to improve general health levels by providing a better diet. . automobile is being repaired. A $600 fund must be raised by William Tollman has returned Curry county as its part of the from a visit to Reedsport, vis Boy Scouting program in Ore iting his daughter and family, gon Trails council. Of t h i s Mr. and Mrs. Victor Pomerlo. amount, Brookings and Harbor Mrs. Pomerlo returned with him must raise $200, with the re to spend a few weeks here. Mrs. Anna Waldien returned mainder to be divided between The final angling regulations from Los Angeles area where she for 1948 were adopted January Port Orford and Gold Beach. ••• In j years past, this mio a area tra was nan had « been r-»« •• visiting for the past 26, by the Oregon S tate Game under what was known as Coos-Jew weeks. Her daughter return Commission after re-convening Curry council, with the entire led with her. its hearing from two w’eeks 'ago Mrs. Walter Jones, it is report when tentative regulations were financial responsibility resting in Coos county. Last May, before ed, underwent her operation with formulated. Ernest Seaton, regional director out any complications, and is ex- This order proposing to limit for that council, resigned, Curry pected to be sent to her home in county was set up as a separate the next ten days or so from the attractor blades to one-on a line and the number of hooks to unit with R. G. Sabin being nam hospital. one set wras not adopted, and the ed chairman. . regulation will remain the same Heretofore, viists by the re as last year. gional directors were practically “stolen" f r o m the sponsoring Trout season and bag limits FARM INCOME With farm unit at Coos Bay. Under the new production, nationally, 36 per- in «,...... general will remain - ............. . „ as origin-! regime, Curry conuty may de- cent above prewar and the gen- aBy announced. The general sea- mifnd and receive at least one- eral farm price level at 289 per- son W*H be from May 1 to Sept, third of the director's time for cent of 1910-1914, it is evident *n the state with the exception work in the county. . that the demand- domestic and that season for coastal streams Brookings neveh has needed foreign— • is the ¿ great »a price ivv auo sus W’D -- he a from «.vy v/vi, May 1 1 to Oct. 31 this assistance hs much as the taining factor. United States dis- ’hove titdewater and from June troops in the northern part of posable income in 1947 is up to to Oct. 31 in tidewater. Min- the county. Locally, men have de about 255 per cent of the 1935-39 :rnum length limit tfor trout will voted generously of their time and about 43 million pounds of he eight inches in the coastal in the interest of scout work, food were exported in 1946-1947. waters and six inches in the and as a result, scouting in 80 per cent grain and grain prod- rest of the state. Brookings sets the pact for prac ucts. i The season f o r salmon and tically the entire coast. To assist f a r m families to st eel head over 20 inches will be However, with the senior scout judge the future more accurte-| the entire year for the state exsept that coastal streams and tributaries of the Columbia riv er below the city limits of St. Helens, will be closed during March and April. The Wilson, Trask and Nehalem rivers will be closed to all fishing during the ELECTRIC COMFORTERS month of November. Theer will! lx» no open season in the winter WESTINGHOUSE & RCA RADIOS for steelhead in the Willamette river and its tributaries above! COMPLETE LIN E OF FURNITURE Oregon City falls except in the SMALL ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Santiam river and itst north and south forks. The bag limit FOWLER ANO WESTINGHOUSE for salmon and steelhead over twenty inches will be 2 a day ELECTRIC WATER HEATERS or 4 in any 7 consecutive days for in possession, not more than 20 during any one year. The jack salmon bag limit will he 10 fish a day but not more than JO in possession at any one time; provided that during the v . A. Mendenhall Sr. .. yy g vy()jfe open trout season the bag limit I for jack salmon is to be counted in anti as a part of the general trout bag limit. Last year’s closure of certain coastal tributaries will remain in effect this yaer. instead of being opened for summer trout fishing as tentatively proposed. The regulation proposing to dose boat fishing in the Tilla mook county streams above the head of tide water was rescinded and will not be in A few changes “ounty regu- lat ions from th cal Rotary club, funds must be March I? Of V Dimes’ r\ OA niade available for the director’s Local News Items Curry County Must Raise $600 “Fund World’s Finest Climate BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, Brookings, Oregon Harris„„. ,eacher ln the Fishing Rules Are Told By Game Com Co. Agent News pa$ i Creek. the Rogue river to Illinois Falls. Bag limit is 3 fish per day, but Closed to ail angling . not more than 6 fish in any seven Sept. 16 to April 30 * ty J consecutive days, or in poses- of North Fork CoquUfc sion. above Hudson creek l COOS COUNTY— creek; East Fork CoqJiiie, Closed to all angling: all trib above Elk Creek; m 2 utaries of East Fork, Coquille. Coquille river above u Middle Fork Coquille, South Creek; South Fork abo\M Fork Coquille, except Middle i Creek. e! THE BEST Groceries fc* Meats I'lus S A IL Green Savings Stamps BROOKINGS MARKET itnmarued. at ions for ¡each county udì the regu- ¡ lations led ’ , i and the Utu ones w i1} ded in the ¡annual anglii angling synopsis which will be s vailable some time after March 1 ROGUE RIVER Th«' following changes wer< muck*: For trout not ls than fifteen wason in Sept. 16 to Nov. 30 «mi,,«!. , . 1 Rogue river. l . , v r l„-„la. c r e o , 1.» jn Ro j ;ln . - n v e r- e l u s i v e ri . faru’*‘ mouth f Applegate river; Sept. 16 to rtb . 15 m that part of Uli- exclusive of its trihu- IV S is th Doings [urged 1 ist of st. don [ornent i k oh ri and p [fellows Poker Players! Join the “Jolly Boys” Card Club NO DUES W EEKLY SESSIO) nember patm week, t Everybody Welcome W rite Box 44 H arbor, Oregon Eagles, [e've got ting aft< mess i [ a word R A U ’S C A B IN E T SHO tu fellow [fishing ti the fun. Cow bo j CABIN ETS Sash and Door F ram es Houses Built or Remodeled Lvtle, d one mi huh, S le in rea ting seast ie a vot the Rot tell time kt. Brad. Call at Residence Harold Rau Brookings, ib St Bmost al form on hday mg FASHION I commur Games es were the se FROCKS S P R IN G D RESS Wed nt 1, ll- li STYLE! Now Here! Never Before as Stylish — and (’« as Low Mrs. W. J. Ward We Have Complete Lines of: BROOKINGS ELECTRIC And Radio Company ay. «D LOCAL R E P R E S E N T A T IV E BILL WARD’S CLOTHING STORI kf pn 2 w’i largest | very en I in attent Iks the b ng. plast drawing kgs at th k ■ g < xam lit in rar den ch i liehard C new un king. k Mnony an FOR I SA LE Sheet Rock Wallboardl i'e are gc ry TuPsdi i’e are su flney b a d Ira Ki lie boys I Approxim ately 8000 Sq. feet, with tape I ) ' and crack filler, complete. flnev C U V IE R Mo: rt do GREEN New Bldg, on Ocean side of Hwy, Ju st nortli| of (he Inspection Station at the State Line • 1 8 A. M. to 1 P. M. id w P N E I W A and N U O S E S D " te lo r the 194S C atalogue on the Famons Kimball Pianos PRICED ' right . coast t Style LEONARD Pia»| , < Odst Representative. E dgew ater Music Co. p G rants Pass, Oregon Brookings, Oregon I Fr. iy Ri
