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P O R T L A N D A P acific N o rth ­
west Forest Service advisory coun­
c il has been form ed to meet per­
io d ica lly w ith the Regional F o r­
ester and D irector, P acific N o rth ­
west Forest and Range E x p e ri­
m ent station. The firs t m eeting
was held here at the regional o f­
fice, J u ly 22.
Members of the council a re '
Col. W, B. Greeley of Suquamish.
W ash.; Herm an O liv e r o f John
Day, Ore.; G. E .Cannon o f P o rt­
land; John L. K in g of S eattle;
Dave Doneen of F arm ington. W n.;
D r. A. L. Strand, Oregon S tate
College, C orvallis; E dw ard Sam
mons of P o rtland; Jack Rogers
BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON
of Wenatchee, W ash.; Judge Rob­
e rt W. Saw yer, o f Bend. Ore ;
P h illip H itchcock of K la m a th
F alls; Ben D ay of Gold H ill, Ore.;
S tanley Jew ett, o f P o rtla n d ; S ta n ­
ley N. E a rl o f P o rtla n d and W e r­
ner M a y r of Aberdeen, Wash. Col.
W. B. Greeley was selected by
the council as its chairm an.
S taggering tenure o f c h a rte r
m em bership was also decided upon
at the in itia l m eeting fo u r m em ­
bers to serve on the council fo r
a tw o-year period, five members
to serve fo r three years, and five
members to serve fo r fo u r years.
T hereafter, tenure of m em bership
fo r a fu ll te rm w ill be fo u r years
In com m enting on the fo rm a tio n
of th is new organization. Region­
al Forester J. H e rb e rt Stone said:
“ The Forest Service desires the
counsel of in form ed leading c it i­
zens o f W ashington and Oregon
on some of o u r policies and pro­
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The fu n ctio n of the advisory
council shall be to consider broad
questions o f policy, program and
procedure affe ctin g the adm inis­
tra tio n of Forest Service a c tiv itie s
in the P acific N o rth w e st, and to
give the Regional F orester and
E xperim ent S ta tio n D ire c to r the
benefit of its opinion. Responsi­
b ility fo r final decisions m ust re
m ain w ith the Forest Service in
accordance w ith e x istin g laws and
regulations. M em bers o f the coun­
c il are serving w ith o u t pay and
w ith o u t re-im bursem ent fo r tra ve l
o r expense.
R egular m eetings wiJl be held
tw ice a y e a r—one in M ay and one
in Novem ber. O th e r m eetings m ay
be called by e ith e r the Regional
F orester o r D ire c to r to o b tain the
opinion o f the council on m a tte rs
of cu rre n t im portance, Stone add­
ed, " In addition to th is new re
gional advisory council, we have
in d ivid u a l nationa l forest councils
established on t h e W illa m e tte ,
\ \ h itm a n and Ochoco forests in
Oregon, and one in the process
o f fo rm a tio n fo r portions o f the
Snoqualm ie and W enatchee f o r
rs ts in W ashington. W e plan to
expand th is program in the Pa­
c ific northw est so th a t m ore of
o u r forest supervisors m ig h t have
the benefit o f local considered
opinion in discharging th e ir fo r­
est m anagem ent responsibilitie s.”
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tional forest m anagem ent and re­
search. We believe th a t such coun­
sel w ill be he lp fu l in g ivin g m ore
effective and efficient public serv-
ice.
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Parking Meters
Are Due In City
P a rk in g meters have been o r­
dered fo r the c ity of Brookings,
to be installed as soon as possible
a fte r a rriv a l. A special m eeting of
the c ity council w ill be held on
F rid a y evening to read fo r the
th ird and final reading o f the
P a rk in g M e te r Ordinance.
The c ity offices, fo r the tim e
the new' c ity h a lt is under con­
s tru ctio n , w ill be moved in the
building, p a rt o f w hich is occupied
by Southern C u rry R e a lty Co.
Roy D im m ick was successful
bidder on the new c ity hall, to
be erected over the fire house and
am bulance storage. The bidders:
G. W . Sanders ....................$2486.90
Roy D im m ic k ...... •............ $2415.00
M ack M alcolm ....................$2696.00
Fanger & Sum m ers........... $3740.50
F rom the date co n tra ct papers
are draw n up the c ity h a ll must
be ready fo r occupancy, the bid
stated.
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Thursday, July 31, 1952
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