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BROOK1NGS-HARBOR P IL O T ,
inursaay, March 6, 1952
eral
H ousing Adm inistration,
as
Mrs. Carl Rettke, m other o f
Floyd W hite, form erly employ-
Home Loan Bank Board, and
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nv/v* avuuil 1 >n Bob R ettke and son, Carl J r ., ed by K err H ardw are & Electric
wh<t was then the Home Own appropriations bills will begin. I came Monday for a visit a t th
e is now working for the* Coast
ers Loan Corporation. The legal
w R ettke home here.
Freight lines.
By Harris Ellsworth, M. C. statu s and the functions of those
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agencies were not changed. W hat th e c o m m itte e has
ts
Having been ra th e r close up was done was to place a sort of
to the problems of European de head adm inistrator on top of the
U
fense When I was in Europe late other four. The first y ear the
N —O—T—I —C—E
Scrap Iron, Metal, Batteries
new super-office, the Office of the
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last fall, I was recently cheered
A dm inistrator, required only 183
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radiators, etc.
by news coming out of the Lis additional employees. In the in- I k l _ L*ll z*! I
bon m eeting of the N orth A tlan tervening years this top organ- IN ay t>O r h lll C lU D
A pound or a car load!
tic treaty organization. When
ization has been given some ad- | The Nayborhill Club met las
w as in Europe it seemed the i mnal responsibility but nothing Wednesday afternoon at home o
Kay Sandstrom
countries there were not taking of great m agnitude. This co-ord- Mrs. Elsa Raveks with 13 pres
Assisted By
defense against a possible attack m atm g agency now asks for 1,-Jent. The afternoon was spcnt ir ’ Box 605 or contact Don
Norm a Felipe
by the Russians as seriously as 472 employees for the coming fis
Carter
or
Louis
Morris.
fcewing,
knitting,
crocheting
aric
Evenings
by A ppointm ent
they should I am certain th at at cal year! I understand th a t when
rug making.
H
arbor,
Oregon
th a t time the Europeans were the house appropriations com m it
Mrs.
Grace
Lillegard
was
ad
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not so worried about the possi tee received this request some of
bility of a World W ar 3 as we the m embers hit the ceiling and m itted as a new member. Mrs.
were. The argreem ent at Lisbon inquired of the other agencies Dorothy Lockland was a guest
would seem to indicate th at they just exactly w hat the Office of and gave an interesting talk.
Dessert luncheon was served by
Buy Your Plumbing
really mean business — defense the A dm inistrator did for each of
the
hostess. The next m eeting
business now.
the individual agencies. The re will be held at the home of Mrs.
A ccounting-B ootee pin g IN S T A L L E D !
We must rem ember, though, ply the com m ittee received from Leora Stew art.
th a t agreem ents made up by the each agency, I am told, was sim
CURRY C O U N T Y
Payroll & Income Taxes
foreign m inisters at Lisbon are ply the word “nothing.” T hat is
LUMBER COM PANY
nothing but paper agreem ents un how bureaucracy grows. Such il
LOCAL NEWS
Gardner Building
til the parliam ents of the various lustrations show why we are so
Mrs. Geraldine Bom ar of the
count lies vote the men and money burdened with debt and taxes.
Brookings, Oregon
Nook Cafe spent four days last
- they were hesitating th at last
week at Coos Bay.
year. Perhaps now they will go
Action
op
the
UMT
bill,
which
ahead and do the necessary. So
far ns our governm ent is con is rated as the biggest and most
cerned, we are already doing our controversiay piece of legisla
«hare, and I think, will continue tion the congress will pass upon
this year, will be completed some
to do it.
tim e during the week ending on
March 8. To keep a speaking date
When the Housing and Home
I made way back in December,
Finance agency was created about
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* I shall
1,111 iiiM n e a o u ic k trip out to
£ £ £ £ <
£ * S m r ake * * quick
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WASHINGTON
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Katherine's
Beauty Shop
, C. & M . Salvage Yd.
B. B. Crabb Co.
See W arriner
CHETCO ROD and GUN CLUB
n««e. the various nxlMIng hous j , in fa
Ing agencies Including the Pub- in
lie llousm,: Administration, F « 4 - J M an
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Announces Its Annual
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There's Gold In Your Farm W oodlot
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R em em ber th is : T rees g ro w ! trees to an acre. T h e y w ill range
E ve ry year th e y grow th e y make from 6 to 16 inches in d ia m e te r and
tnonev fo r you. > ou don t p u ll up the tre e s w ill be 70 to JO feet ts ll
th e c a rro t patch when It is h a lf These trees w ill p.oduce fence
g ro w n and e ip e c t to m ake anv posts, fu e l, pulpw ood, occasional
,i n .r>
v ,u dn ,h ,n th< c a rro t po,e* an<i p i,,n < and 8n,ai1
lo g *
l»at»h and get b ig g er c a rro ts and
Some o f y o u r w oodlot w ill have
m ore cash
M w ,og trees.
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I.et s ta lk about y o u r w o o d le t for about «0 years old. w ill range fro m
Just s m in u te and discuss some of 6 to 30 inches in d ia m e te r and w ill
th e types snd kin d s o f trees grow 'a v e ra g e fro m 110-150 feet ta ll
Ing th e re before we ta lk about 1 here may be a n yw h ere fro m 50
m a n a g in g yo u r trees
to 100 on each acre T he la rg e r
I f you have a t y p ic a l fa rm wood trees w ill be Ita u g ln a fir , th e
lo t found th ro u g h o u t W ashington s h o rte r ones h e m lo ck snd cedar
and O re g o n w e st o f the Cascades w bi«h w ill grow lu the shad« o<
h e r e ’s w h a t you II fin d
ts ) some ,he la rg e r tree«
young
seedlings
and
saplings. | These
forests i co
n ta in
in m
many
'
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-
v iiia
a n y v valu-
a lu
( b i some poles about 3f. years old ab’* Products, snd g e n e ra lly ex
snd ( c l some saw log trees
. perlenced
fo re s te rs
should
be
Seedlings and saplings H ere
' co"» u lte d to get best possible re
a yo u n g fo ie s t w hich has seeded in tu rn • ’ w «*l »» lc d e v e lo p a good
fro m clo se by seed tre e s F ire has
been k e p t out T h e re w ill he a b o u t
>500 trees to an a c re 10 to 12 feet
ta ll and 2 inches in d ia m e te r W hat
good is th is
b ru -h
you msv a s k *
A a a p lin r sta n d will tie ld C h rist
n»*,s t r . . s im sts and fuel You may
e»» n find som e old «edar w in d
fa lls
or
lo g g e r*
big
tre e s
Theee
are
left by ea rly
w orth money
toditv
Your poles w ill be about 35 years
and there w ilt be about 3a»J
b a r *t®11ng p la n
l a r g e r tre e s w ill
lo g s Rest lo gs w i ll
b r,n * p re m iu m as peelers In add!-
” ’n ' “ u CMn l *‘ ke o ff crops o f poles
T 'lin g fu e l, pulpw ood, posts each
'« ar and s till leave a good, g ro w in g
*tand N est we ll ta lk about how to
ke.-p the g o o s o tre e * th a t lay the
golden eggs.
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, F .r m o re p a r t ic u la r s
Sa n, r A re 7 L ? ' > ,n p " ‘
T n a rh(1 1 S.- i
w r it, your
W « » b 'n s to n
VRl>P," h ...
SUNDAY, March 9
B EG IN N IN G a I io:oo A. M.
At The CLUB HOUSE
On Benham Road, Harbor
PRIZES FOR A H !
TURKEYS
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HAMS
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CHICKENS
Bingo and other games for the Whole Family!
REFRESHMENTS SERVED!
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