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6 Brookings-Harbor Pilot Oregon Coast T H U R S D A Y . F E B . iS. 1954 Newton's Daughter Group Plans Livestock M eet Considered Success For Tourists Wed In Portland IN VOLLEYBALL GAM E j score of 28 to 20- The m orning eighth g rade class L ™ * th ° score fo1 d efeated the aftern o o n class in a » Mr. and Mrs. Almo H. N ew ton ___ _____________ of H a rb o r a re in P o rtlan d this w eek, w here th ey will a tte n d the w edding of th e ir d au g h ter, R uth, on F riday, F e b ru a ry 12, to John C. S tevens of th a t city. They drove up to P o rtla n d F e b ru a ry 6 w ith th e ir d a u g h te r who c a m 5 I from M edford to get them . Miss N ew ton has lieen su p erv iso r of th e so u th ern O regon bran ch of th e Boys and G irls S o ciety in M edford. Mr. S tevens is a civil en gineer of th e firm of S tev en s and Thom pson. T he w edding will be a q uiet one w ith only m em bers of th e two fam ilies presen t, followed by a reception at th e hom e of Mr. and M rs. John W hitelaw . T hey plan to spend th e ir honeym oon in San F rancisco and Los Angeles. m ° rn ,n g W? iCh had lost a previous gam e by 11 points. A rth u r W aud, m an ag e r of the T he eig h tee n th an n u a l m eeting o f th e W estern O regon Livestock O regon C oast A ssociation, will A ssociation held a t S alem J a n u rep resen t th e S ta te of O regon at a ry 25 to 27 w as considered by the trav el, vacation and sport ev ery o n e to he an o u tstan d in g show scheduled for S an F ra n event. In sp ite of bad w e a th e r cisco, M arch 5 to 14. conditions then» was an a tte n d Also scheduled are shows a t De an c e of m ore th a n 200. It w as tro it in M arch and at M ilw aukee. g ra tify in g to know th a t each of Los Angeles and M inneapolis in th e 13 co u n ty unit organizations Apr il. One w as held in C hicago in in the W estern O regon A ssocia D ecem ber tion w as rep resen te d at th e m e e t P la n s for p artic ip a tio n by the ing. S ta te of O regon in these shows In connection w ith the dem on w ere w orked out at the co n fer s tra tio n of lam b cu ttin g , held the ence of th e P acific N orthw est first evening, H arold Cohn, c h a ir Travel A ssociation, held recen tly m an of the lam b prom otion com I a t H elena. M ontana. Six states, m itte e for the O regon Wool G row '-. , including O regon, and one C a n a e rs A ssociation, discussed the re dian province p artic ip a te d in the s u lts of th a t program in the conference. s ta te . He m entioned th a t lam b 'The O regon C oast A ssociation consum ption had m ore th a n dou says th a t 1.250,000 p o te n tia l tr a v 4-H S E W IN G B E E S M E E T Your Local bled as a resu lt of th is project. T he 4-H S ew ing Bees m et last elers will view th e exhibits of the N O R T H W E S T E R N MUTUAL F IR E A SSO C IA TIO N On th e last day th e m eeting w e ste rn s ta te s a t trav el shows w eek a t th e hom e of C arol Ann w as called to o rd e r at 9:30 a m. this spring. T o u rists last y e a r Cross. Follow ing th e re g u la r open Agent at which tim e th e c o m m itte e re spent $7,000.000 w ithin seven ing and business m eetin g the p o rts w ere considered and voted n o rth w e st states. g ro u p w orked on head scarv es u n Phone 2211 upon. 1 h ere w as good discussion Also scheduled for this spring d e r th e supervision of th e ir lead fio m th e floor on th e issues. One a rc th e visits of trav el ed ito rs of er, Lois Le C laire. in p a rtic u la r w as th e resolution im p o rtan t e a s te rn new spapers. su g g estin g an a d e q u a te m eat in I b is spring, the Oregon coast will spection service com parable to host th re e ed ito rs for a tw o-w eek th a t of W ashington and C alifo r pci iod, instead of the single w eek nia. It is fe lt by som e th a t this they fo rm erly stayed. should not he a com pulsary law a s at least 75 j»er cent of the tion accep ted th e invitation of the m e a t consum ed in th e s ta te is C u rry C ounty Livestock A ssocia now federal inspected. It w as felt th a t th e sm aller p la n ts th a t fu r tion to hold its 1955 annual m eet m g in Gold Beach. nish ab o u t 25 p er cent of th e m eat consum ed would be placed un d er a serious h an d icap by com pulsary inspection. It w as agreed, how ever, th at the r e f o r t w as sa tis fa c to ry and so adopted. H ie p re d a to ry anim al and gam e c o m m itte e discussed th e resolu tion p resen ted by th e C u rry ( o u n ty Livestock A ssociation j>er- ta in in g to th e closure of th e doe season. D iscussion b ro ught out the fol c1 low ing p o in ts: D am age com p lain ts w ere m ainly from ow ners ot a g ric u ltu ra l cropland ;th e doe B .fo ru you buy - molru a foatura-by-foature season is opened, on a y early companion with any othor w athor . . . basis, to rem ove the over-popu latio n of deer and to reduce d ee r Only LAUNDROMAT has them a ll I Forget the calendar! W ith years- d am ag e on croplands; d u rin g ahead Rich-Heat Burner Oil you h u n tin g season the land on which enjoy sum m er all w inter long. d am ag e is done is g en e rally Rich-Heat burns clean and steady 1 posted. It seem ed to the co m m it because it's made by Richfield from te e th a t tins w as a cycle d e b a t top selected crudes, specially refined ing its own pui'pose. then double treated for highest T his p ro b lem w as left in the W O G H -T O -S A V t D O O R W ATER S A V E R beat value. Also—Richfield’s exclu h ands of th e individual counties unloading A u tic a lly sive ingredient. Solante, keeps to solve w ith the support of the your oil burner free from h eat exact <1* a ? k m easures a m ount o f ''e s t e r n Oregon L ivestock Asso load * Catdl v': \ ter to m atch size consuming sludge, rust and corro ciation. o ilo a d . sion. A et you do not pay extra le g is la tio n and ta x a tio n com - for Rich-Heat . . . Let us till your n n tfe e s re p o rted th at a sizeable order now. iHu-tion of tim b e r for forest prod- u cts is being re m o v a l from re R IC H F IE L D Vested 0 4 (■ lands and public do m ain owned b\ th e D epart m em S ,’ 1',’ " “ *<” ’ «*»11 «TI0M of In terio r, and 75 p e r c e n t of the sale of sturnpage from these lands s returned to O regon counties in beu of faxes C O N T A I N I N G S O L A R IT E Die W estern O regon Livestock t¿ ó u íh !h e m W ash Everything—Even N ew Miracle Fabrics A ssociation recommends to the ¡Automobile Insurance New Rates Now In Effect Arthur Knox Insurance Agency No other Wisher coo tnolch -fjtc Jê^bjtes of-the, turn on the summer $ Mfestinghouse BAU N U WOM/VT4 RICH-HEAT 2 í E d ’S“ BURN ER O IL Sc» u (.try of Interior Douglas Mc C L I A N I R . . . i A F I R . . . R A IT IR K ay th a t no change in sale policy Of B u rrm , of Man#K, FOSTER & BOLVI ' mad.- which w ould elim inate 2 .'?’ « " " l- titiv ,. bidding in ,hc sale ot timber. 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