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8 Brookings I larbor Pilot Gorse Controlled T H U R S D A Y . A U G U S T 27, 1953 By Tree Planting Crippled Children To Have Camp Historical Group Holds Meeting Polio Funds Running Low This is the P O R T L A N D - ( S p e c ia l) — M ore By MRS. B R U C E F U R D Y SALEM (Special) — Use of than o n e-qua rter o f Oregon's 36 tree plantings as a m ethod of con Ed Detlefsen. C oquille, assumed counties have ru n out o f local tro llin g gorse in the coastal re his re sp o n sib ility as the new ly M arch o f Dim es funds w ith w hich gions of southern Oregon is cov to care fo r lo ng-term p a tie n ts R E E D S P O R T — O regon’s firs t eted in Research Note No. 11. elected president of the Coos s tric k e n w ith p o lio in 1952. sum m er camp fo r crippled c h il recently issued by the research C u rry Pioneer and H is to ric a l As T reasuries of 10 county N a tio n sociation by presiding at the dren — a project o f the Easter section of the state fo re s try de al Foundation fo r In fa n tile P a ra l m o n th ly luncheon m eeting held in Seal S ociety is going in to op partm ent. the C oquille H otel S aturday, A u ysis chapters in the state have e ra tio n soon. The author, Dennis Lavender, gust 15. O th e r officers present been exhausted, according to the H ow ard Feast, executive d ire c reports that 1946 test planting s who were elected at the annual F o undatio n’s Oregon representa to r o f the Oregon Society fo r of P ort O rfo rd cedar have been m eeting to a new place on the tive, Gene M a le cki of P ortland. Crippl<*d C h ild re n and A dults, the able to compete in g ro w th w ith executive board w ere: Miss M a He said th a t a half-dozen o th e r East e r Seal Society, said the firs t the gorse and m ay e v e n tu a lly rio n H o rsefall, Coos Bay, vice- chapters "a re alm ost down to youngsters w ill a rriv e some tim e e lim in a te the shade in to le ra n t president; Mrs. J. E. N o rto n , Co th e ir last d o lla r.” in A ugust. M alecki emphasized, however, plant. M a ritim e pine and lodge- q u ille , corresponding secretary; T he 80-acre cam p is in Coos th a t depletion o f financial re- pole pine were also trie d but did M rs. James M aple, E m pire, m em C ounty, on the shore o f N o rth L a k e o f Ten M ile Lake. I t is not ¡»ossess a b ility to compete bership secretary; and M rs. C a r l souices has not resulted in re- w ith in a h a lf-m ile of the Douglas w ith the gorse. M ore than KO per Anderson, Lee, d ire cto r. Those duct ion of services being provided c o u n ty line and ten m iles south cent of the P o rt O rfo rd cedar who had been elected to new o f polio patients in any o f the 16 planting s survived the intense fices but w ere unable to be pres counties. The 10 counties w h ’ch o f Reedsport. T he p ro p e rty was purchase«! com i>etition o f the gorse and ent were D ire cto rs Louis Knapp. have used up a ll th e ir M arch of Langlois and M rs. Ray Z u m w a lt, D im es receipts have applied for fro m Ray Nash and includes a showed excellent grow th. Gorse, w hich closely resembles Sixes. O thers present w'ere: J. E. o r received advances fro m the la rg e residence, a guest house, a double boathouse, a barn, and Scotch broom, has become a seri- N o rton, Mrs. Ed D etlefsen. Mrs. epidem ic aid fund o f the parent ous problem in the coastal coun- C harles StaufT, Mrs. M a ry Ran- organizatio n in N ew Y ork. o th e r o u tb u ild in g s . T e chnically, the polio season W orkm en are now rem odeling ties and ce n tra l va lle y regions of dlem an, Mrs. Ralph Stevens, Miss began June 1, l>ut M alecki stress the residence and guest house and Oregon, ta k in g o th e r valuable N e llie Hayde, M rs. D o ro th y G etty, ed th a t most o f Oregon’s cases Mrs. V io le t Dalsbow’ and M rs. fa rm and forest lands. The tena when com pleted, there w ill be fa ge n e ra lly occur in Ju ly, August. c ilitie s fo r between 20 and 25 cious and spiny plant is high in Bruce Purdy. Here is the world’s finest S eptem lier and October. He said youngsters and the s ta ff of oil content and co n stitu te s a s e ri President announced the fo l the cool w eather of spring and ous fin* hazard. F oresters have lo w in g com m ittees and stated tra in e d personnel, Feast said. trading stamp, bringing you B eginning next sum m er, the laid p a rtia l blam e fo r the 1936 th a t others w ill be appointed as e a rly sum m er is lik e ly to m ake it m ore ce rta in than ever th a t the a new idea in saving. You cam p w ill be open fro m J u ly 1 to Bandon fire disaster upon the in need arises: B u ild in g — J. D. b u lk o f O regon’s cases th is year Septem lM 'r 1, and crippled c h il flam m able q u a litie s of gorse. save Gold Arrow C arl, B ert Gould, J. E. N orton. w ill be concentrated in to th is don’t dren fro m a ll parts of the state The plant was brought to B an Museum Mrs. M a ry Randlem an w ill be in v ite d to upend fro m 10 don m ore than 60 years ago from and Mrs. R alph Stevens. Scrap la te r period, "posing a grave p rob- S ta m p s for prizes OT premi- days to tw o weeks fo r a m in im u m the B ritis h Isles fo r use as an l>ook— Mrs. Ed D etlefsen. P u b lic i lem fo r thost chapters w’hose urns; rather you “save them funds already are at the vanish- charge that w ill cover food and ornam enta l shrub. ty Mrs. Bruce Purdy. ing p o in t.” to save.” That’s right! You in c id e n ta l expenses. The tre a s u re r reported that Copies o f the research study The E aster Seal Society w ill save $3.00 each time you fill may be obtained free o f charge fro m the annual m eeting and of p ic k up the b ill fo r s ta ff and 85 m em bership fro m the state forester, Salem, the day— th a t m aintenance. a hook. You use the hook to dues had been received. ' Oregon. A t the present tim e the camp Am ong m a tte rs o f business purchase $^.oo worth of is accessible only by boat fro m BLD G . HAS B E E N A R O U N D w’ere the a p poin ting o f H e n ry anything you choose at any Progress has boosted a lit t le Schroeder, B e rt Gould and J. D old fo rm e r C & 0 m ill b u ild in g C a rl to serve as d ire cto rs; a liv e Gold Arrow Store. p re tty much a ll over the map. It ly discussion as to museum sites; Office hours. 9 a m. 5 p. m So you see, w ith Gold A rro w used to rest on w hat is now R a il and the appoin ting of President Stamps you can buy th a t ju ic y road avenue. Then it was th n D etlefsen to attend the C o n fe r steak o r groceries, gas o r o il fo r DR. R. R. SMITH "sm oke chaser’s” cabin, s ittin g on ence of Oregon H is to ric a l Society your car, clothes fo r you o r y o u r D E N T IS T the old road, ju s t atxjut w here to be held in P o rtla n d in October. children, those expensive drugs or R H O N E 2831 H. R. ALBERS the d e P h illip s have th e ir m otel. The group also extended a risin g cosmetics, a ll those necessary ' From there it was moved to the vote of thanks to J. E. N o rto n fh'ngs fo r y o u r everyday livin g . Sidew a Iks D rivew ays V F W . pro p e rty, then boosted because of his most o u tstand ing Dr. Richard L. Smith And. if you lik e prem ium s, take C a r Ports Porches back tow ard tow n when the Epis service as president of the asso O P T O M E T R IS T vour filled hook o r l»ooks to a Floors Steps copalians acquired it. and now it ciation. store ca rry in g the kind o f item s T he luncheon business m eetings is canted on te m p o ra ry blocks at you like and pick it rig h t o ff the DR. ROY M. W H ITF tin* east end of F ir street. It may of the association are held regu shelf. Remember, each one of Phone la r ly at the C oquille H otel on the not tw> its u ltim a te fate. O S T E O P A T H IC P H Y S IC IA N yo u r filled Gold A rro w hooks is second S a turday o f each m onth and Surgeon w o rth $3.00 tow ards th a t p u r chase. And, o f course, y o u r Gold Lakeside. H ow ever, by next sum and a ll are welcom e to a tt nd. Em ergencies a t Any H o u r Arrow m erchant stands behind his m er a road now under co n stru c merchandise. tio n w ill be completed. P H O N E 2(01 T he spinal colum n is a bunch of Ed H igh, Roseburg insurance Nines th a t run up and down y o u r Every tim e you spend 10c w ith E re a oig« by A ppointm ent a Gold Arrow* m erchant, you re man. spearheaded the cam paign back keeping you fro m being legs to obtain the camp site and is ceive 1 stamp. 10 stamps each Transit Mix Concrete chairm an o f a 5-county com m ittee a ll the w ay up to y o u r neck. tim e you spend $1.00, etc. You just paste these stamps in y o u r Septic T ank Supplies, Chimney to raise funds. Ed W h ite . Coos : Ba> insurance man. is in charge »old A rro w Saver Book and when Blocks, C em ent Blocks, Culvert of the cam p’s developm ent. oui hook is filled, you have Tile, Drain Tile, Well Casing Labor unions, in d u stry, c iv ic saved $3.00 th a t is b e tte r than groups and women's organizations on every d o lla r you spent— G RAVED , SA N D <iM<f throughout the area are assisting and th a t’s w hy we say: "B anks Phone 25 15 Easy S treet in development of the camp. ’ay interest on money you save; Feast rejH»vted. adding th a t " w ith - ¡old A rro w pays interest on I out the cooperation o f these money you spend." So, don't you | groups we couldn’ t have proceed dunk th a t it is sm art to shop ed." where you get Gold A rro w B o a t i n g . barbecues, hikes, Stamps ? games and c ra ft a c tiv itie s are in U'urlit ser and Gould s Shoe Store has jo in e d cluded on the cam p schedule. A other progressive m erchants protected sw im m ing float is also Jesse French in Brookings in the Gold • • • planned w ith hand ra ils ru n n in g Arrow P rogram . out in to the w ater. NEW AND USED ITie camp s ta ff w ill include a Get y o u r Gold A rro w Stam ps • • • d ire c to r, occupational and physi from each of the fo llo w in g cal therapists, one senior coun m erchants • • • selor. three ju n io r counselors and a registered nurse. There w ill also Gould’s Shoe Store 'l iming & Repair t*e a ciH»k and a ca re ta ke r. • • • Brookings Mobile Service t t r . ’.’T? ’.Tr*r .ftuiUL 'JjÇ5 D K, Rubber W elders Gold Arrow Shop Where You See ThiSj.Sign... BROOKINGS CLINIC WANTED Cement Work 2344 GIBBS Concrete Products Cur-Del Cleaners CEMENT 'f Fast, Efficient Cleaning & Pressing! PICK-UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE' IN BROOKINGS P IA N O S ! PHONE RENTAL OR TRIAL W’URLITZER ORGANS • • • 2863 Agents for Del Norte Laundry I CONTACT— - L A S T FEW D A Y S O N L Y - Chetco Drug Store . / VEIL / / > / . / ZV CHILDREN’S PORTRAITCRE Eor 3 cents an inch of y o u r bab>’s length, fro m head to toe, we w ill make several exposures. subm it proofs, fo r you» selection, ami finish one 5x7 p o rtra it in S ilve rto n e B lack and White, read) for fra m in g o r m ounting. Age lim its 3 m onths to 3 >ears. Brookings, or HUSIC S lO tt COQUILLE, OREGON I I I For One Month O n ly -.1101 ST—For One Month O n/\! Brooking« ..atBUr. --r'ln - .-ii Brookinns Studio Oregon Cur Del Cleaners White’s Appliances I ots to Teens Eva Lee’s Dress Shop Mincer’s Jewelry Norina’s Beau tv Shop Bar I lard ware Store W’ilhank’s Meat Market HiAVay Market
