P l u lOuKBINDING SVC*
6 0 1 7 S E 86TH AVE
PORTLAND ORE
/a^ae
d te a n l
W a te r Shortage
In City §5 O ve r
I
Fa’I Flcwer Sh?w
To Be He'd Friday
The w a te r shortage, serious
h* re for mon? th an a m onth, has
ended, according to word from the
Brookings W a te r Company. The
Volume io— No. 21
Thursday, September 22, 1955
recent
rains ended an even more
he Fall Flow er Show ‘‘A ut
um n T re a su re s" will be held to si no u s th re a t which could have
morrow’ (F rid a y ) in the G range closed up the s hool for a short
tin
H all in Ilarlwir, Door will open
a n o th e r of o u r a tte m p ts to
A notice w as s< nt out by th'»
1 p.m and the show will con
s* ' 'in things, we w ro te back to
Brookings W a te r Com pany w hich
tin
u
e
on
through
th
e
evening.
The C h am 'x 'r of C om m erce has
Brookings, S outh D ak o ta, infer-
T he tea mom, according to Mrs. read. "Ths is to advise th a t re-.
b <?n conducting an unique ean-
1 n : th a t we h eard th a t somebody
Roy
W eidem an, chairm an, will be ‘S fr*c?*°"s have been lifted on the
\.'s s of to u rist opinion relative
R'-oo’-rm s. O regon w ent
T he Brookings Plyv.xxi Corp,
open
and hom e-m ade pies will be use of w ater in B rookings." Most
♦o H ighw ay 101, and especiallv
back th e re and sta rte d up a s»t-
w as second in a bid for the Gold
<opsi.ni rs have Icon very’ co
servvd d u ring e \h biting hours.
•
1
’ng
the
low
er
O
regon
part
of
settlem en t. W e requested a news-
P each In d ian tru st la .1. auctioned
op
a t:\e d u rin g this em ergency
M any in terestin g end ed ucat
pa jx» ■ o r two, if th'? town
off W ednesday. T he Ev ns l*roi-
ami
we wish to th an k you for
ional
displays
have
t>een
planned
T hro? que tions wer«' printed op.
had p rogreree ’ su fficien tly to i?n-
East :* Idy bulb digging, grading
u cts Com pany, Co»
Fa , bid
¡0” th e event. Judging the ex- y our patience and cooperation d u r
the
hack
of
postcards
bearing
th»?
ahi? t to have a new spaper.
ppd S( t i’ ’ is now hi full swing.
“The m ajo r mills of this com- $1,175.QDO for the tim ber, on 747
hib ts will be Mrs. H a rry Sm ith ing tip critical sh o rtag e period.
•
P - k t : and shipping will soon m un tv could *mt to g e th e r to sell a c re s of land r e a r Gold Beach. C ham ber's re tu rn address on the of ('a v e Junction.
1 he W ater C om pany rejx>rto1
V
«0
a»
‘h : g. h - follow w ith the bulbs to event - th e ir w aste to a processing com p T he Brookings Plywood bid of front. So far, m any hundreds of
All
a
re
invited,
and
the
funds
that
w a te r w as being sto red in
t
'e
s
e
cards
a
re
back
from
trav
-
th e pu ’it'
cau
oí ’ n* n .*•
, I'y be b rought to bloom, next any," w as the \ ,ew sta te d by Rags $1,125.000 w as secor.d, followed by
realised will be m ade available the resorvoir. and it should be
c
'u
s
orig
in
atin
g
in
alm
ost
every
Taper th ere, intim ât >; how well P a ste r, q u ite all over the U nited
R agland, Chet -o D istrict S u p e r a bid of Coos Ray L um ber fo- s ’ t a , and several C anadian prov- for th e L ibrary Landscaping Fund. *‘iP'ie-ent to last easily until th'*
he like ’ th e co u n try
ut he:
. ta t s and C anada.
visor, to the C ham ber of Com $870,430, and then the O regon- in< es, and some from still fu rth e r No adm ission will be charged to 1,1
reason,
Brookings, South D akota bas a
I a!', ’\ ral m illions of bulb, m erce at th* ir m onthly noon W ashington
Plywood,
also
a
the hall.
from
Brooking«.
population of n e a rh 8 COO and a will 1- sh.pped and several hun
Re.n-.cti<»ns d u rin g th e past
B rookings firm, foi . . ,5.
m eeting last week.
C ne of the qu eries asks the
f a ir-s z d paper. He sent a coup!» dred men. women and children
m
onth
calk'd for no lawn w ater-
E ach of th e two In bans J a sn e r tra v e lle r to s ta te th e ir obv’c t’ons
M em bers of th e C h am b er m e e t
of copies along
ing. and no c a r washing. Th”
will be employ oil until the new
ing at the Clu teo Inn w ere inter- G rant and H a ro ’d ’•*. T M rio r. ‘ ev to the highway. A ta b u la t GAEI.ED DU E TWICE
sum m er was an exceptional dry
cio p is all planted.
'
ted in Rag stand*« ta lk of an will be w orth m ore th a n $500,000, ion of re tu rn e d cards will be made
’Die City F ire T ru ck w as calk'd one, coupled
One of th e copies of th e ‘‘R eg
A lthough it is classed as a
w ith a dry spring.
w ith no strin g s a tta c ! 1 '
nub'ished later, according to c u t on two grazs fires during the
is te r” w as put in th e wi d >w of seasonal w ork, it fits into the overall picture of th e forest prob
T he p ro p e rty w as envolved m C harles G rayshel, president of the oast W’eek. A fire behind t l v Crest
Phillips D 1 and Lad, ar.d people p ro g ra m oi o liv e floral crops lems facing this area, as well as
a fra u d u le n t sale of $135,000 in C »tber and o rig in ato r of the Motel. S a tu rd a y m orning, sta rte d
th
a
t
of
th
■
e
n
tire
coast.
PU RCHASE MATS
" t ■ told th a t a new paj*?r had being locally grow n and m arketed.
1951.
scheme.
He said then? w as tim i
ly bovs p'av»n<’ w ith m atches,
'Hie new school gym nasium is
s ta rte d up here. Several cheered.
enough for ten y ears of pivsen;
G rant has been w irking as
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» *
*
A sam ple card rece'-D l bn*’’: brought tiie tru ck out. but the rich r by eight m ats. |>urcbased
Youngsters
Warned
utilization,
and
stressed
th
e
fact
bean
pie’
e
r
in
th
P
a
d
’a-.
'
art
'
1 • ’-»v mor-’irg. from Jpne fire was out befoiv the tru ck ar- With funds co n trib u ted by the
v ’e got to ta ste som e of th a t
ved.
?
th at more m ills would reduce th a i w hile T h o rto n h r- b en 1
S im m etm an, 2522 N orth Howell,
local V.F.W. post. The money
apple juice th u some of th e tow ns On Curfew Violation
K
lam
ath
.
C
alifornia.
period.
I
W ednesday noon, the truck was cam e lrom th? w restling m atches
‘"p
o
rt,
Io
v
a
,
m
em
ber
of
the
people squeezed the o th e r night.
Police Chief Bud Cross reports
Com plete u tilization of forest
P S A reads, "Follow ed the coast c a ll'd to a n o th e r g ra ss fire on held in the gym, svoaral m onths
Its very mild in th e present stag e th a t th e c u rfew law is being
south from A storia. M any scenic the property of M is Mina Akers, ago. It was then planned to con
and its m a n u fa c tu re r should be fla u n te d too m uch in Bro< . ngs, products should h ? com T c h -.I at
once as w” ll as re-fo r s. ,t;on
a n 'u s, b ut no w ay to the beach, off T anbark. The fire w as also tin u e the program , Waich proved
r ncouraged.
and will b? enforced m ore strictly - her co .if’e rin g
¡ ' T* fo.
h?
Cn ne out for photography and out before the truck a rrh v d .
* * * * *
\ < ry popular, but law's w ere p ass
from now on. Chief Cross w a rm
u ’ui , R iglanil re jw rt ed.
found
it
difficult
to
get
th
e
kind
ed
prohibiting this special a ttr a c t
Two w eeks in a row I ’ve had th a t some pick-tips w ould
m ade
H r ’.w d i r ic h i
an
k.
e shots 1 w anted due to no way ENROLLMENT HERE
ion.
to buy back a pipe from R o tary in the n ear fu tu re on young ‘ us
Club, w hose m em bers seem to who a rc out a f te r 10:30 in . »ol- alder and madror.e,, loun h e re . re
A m ong th e stu d e n ts re tu rn in g down from the road. Brookings,
bevorn ng m ore vï iluabk* now as
the exception, nice town on the CLIMBS TO 976 PUPILS
find a great* deal of delight in ation of the law, unless they have
nev uses au? ’?v ’oped f • them . to th e ir classes an? Ronald A kers, eoa.* t. nice people, nice scei Dry,
P E R M IT F IR E S BURN
picking up my sm elly old pipes good reason.
T otal enrollm ent in the Brook-
bae’ ’ ’ his fo u rth engineering
Sit
i
spruce,
f
i.m
e
r
ly
thought
W
o
'd
e
rfu
l
St;
.”
Pari:.
Oregon
is
*” ’s-' arb o r high school has passed
from vario u s places aro u n d town,
Tw o perm it fires, all safely
not of g c; t \ lire , n c ■ i'. : a: ' ye; r at O S.C., w th an o th e r year lo
v"
»'■ 2f0 m ark, according to D. D. handled, a re kicking up q u ite a
and m ak in g me buy them back.
to
"o
a
f’
'r
fh
a
‘
-
J
Railev,
HOUSE NUMBERS ARE dut to tl ’ t a ;h 'ss o th ' r ood,
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A! h ugh most of th ’ card ; K - W ilburns, su p erin ten d en t. A total
to be adopted to ’he m a n u fa c tu re Hen v h rw ig, and Peggy G ran r; e the rout *. eqieeially south r>f ‘52 is now enrolled, w ith 84 hit of smoke. Onv is on the side
T he s tr ets and sidew alds of BEING ISSUED HERE
of Mt. Em ily and the o th e r up
to A shland College. K aren Sim p
of c< rta in products.
th e com m u n ity w ere n?allv torn
son is in P o rtla n d ta k in g th e from Gold rn a c h , m any express freshm en, 63 sophm ores, 52 ju n n e a r th e old Sw an Mill, a t Car-
To
insure
sta
n
d
s
of
tim
b
e
r
for
S tre e t n u m bers a re being iss :"1
up d u rin g t h ’ last week for v a r
first ste p s tow ard a hoped-for th e ir appreciation of w hat they iors a.id 54 seriors.
penterville. T he fires a re eliean-
found in the Brookings aitaa. Of
W ith th e 723 stu dent» in the ing up logged off areas a s a step
ious im p. cvem ents. A person had a t th e C ity H all, and m any have th.” fu tu re, seeding is used ra th e r ” ,<r
c
a
re
e
r
and
Janice
C
hrist-
to he c a r ul w here he w as w a lk bought th e irs d uring th e past th a n pla: t ng because of high r
• -.,r*hr";ng h r education special valu e are the pictures ta k grade school system , a to tal of tow ard re-forest rot ion and the. re
en here as they will best spnead 976 youngsters are in the Brock- moval of a jxitential fire hazard
ing or driving, o r h ■ w as liable week. W ork sujxrriptendent, R a'p h labor e c c s . Ragl; nd told tb> at W alla W alla.
Reed asks those who apply for group. T hinning of the t r es as
the word.
ings-H arbor school d istrict.
to find him self in a hole.
in years to come.
* * * * *
n u m b ers to bring th e ir lot anil they grow w ould be required,
v.hen
this
m
ethod
is
follow
ed
to
F ren ch y A rrell has a big sign block n u m b er w ith th?m wii?
CARD PARTY HELD
in his new sto re window saying applying, o r th e ta x lot num ber give them room for prop ■: grow th
T he C h a m b r of C om m erce
‘‘I w onder w h at F re n c h y ’s p u ttin g from Die co unty ta x bill. R o d
BY GARDEN CLUB
pi h e re ? " W e u n d e rsta n d th a t it wil1 bp UP in th e C itY Flail m ost m em bers, th ro u g h th e ir questions,
show ed an in te re s t in ,\y? hing to
i.’ a pool hall, b u t F ren ch ie m ain- c \e r y altcrn o o n .
T he card pap.., ¡’resented by
help in any w ay possible in o rg a n ’h* A ra le a G arden (Tub, last
ins th a t it is ju st a n o th e r p rin t
“
izing so th a t th e w astes of the
shop.
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ridav. was enjoyed by all a tte n d
I
forests m ight he cut down.
ing. Th' proofp'ds for tb ° p a rty
went to th e lib rary fund for land
• A ugust highw ay traffic being
scaping.
BEGINNING
BAND
regarded as a prim e travel baro
REPORT SCHOOL
Vat m i s c i ' l gam es w ere played
m eter, figures released by the
CiROUP
IS
FORMED
ar.d cake and coffee w ere served,
C alifornia bord er inspection s ta t
Th
«
beginning
week
of
band
IS BROKEN I N EO
Mrs. H. B. " J a c k ” H ow ard re-
he ta b .”, do'-o’-ations w ere m ade
It looks like Judge H ans N elson
T he v ario u s high school m usic
program in the B rookings-H arbor ions a re ot m ore th a n casual in
d e p a rtm e n ts have elected the openc 1 tl ? salm on fishing season,
Th*' B rookings-H arhor schools hrough th e e o u rte .y of G ary b r • -d, last Thursday, a fte r two g rad? school sta rte d this w eek terest.
ollow ing stu d e n ts for officers for Tuesday m orning, when he e x w ere broken into over the w eek ’.'im bcrly, who also donated tw o w eeks visit w ith Mr. and Mrs. v th forty-one stu d e n ts from the
C om jiaring th e tally at the
th '’ year,
tra c t; d r 26-pounder from the end Both the nt w high school, door prizes. H'-V'ay M arl of do L. E. B lair, at Sitka, Alaska. 5th hrough the 8th grades en ro ll S m ith R iver S tatio n , on U. S. 101,
L’r Flair, now quite elderly, and
Th1? high school band, w ith 29 Chetco. T • < ju d g e is building up and the old elem e n ta ry building nated th e coff' e and cream .
ed. in stru m e n ta tio n include» one w ith H ornbrook, on U. S. 99, the
le tire d has lived in A laska for the
c
u
ite
a
r
p
u
tatio
n
,
over
th
e
ye<
rs,
m em bers, have Dick F adling, as
w ere en t’ red, p r ibably by kids,
flute,, 10 C larinets, 12 Coronets, la tte r being tb e a rte ry connecting
past .30 years, and form erly lived
-tjccessful in his a tte m ts w ith just m inor dam ag e reported.
presid en t; Ren B ullo-k, 1st vice- j., 1
1 A lto Saxaphone, nine T rum nets, the valleys of O regon and C alif
p re rid e n t; Phy llis Cole, 2nd vice-
niaybf being a judge, lie "li es
N othing of oonseejuence w as ANNOUNCE WINNERS at Y achats and at Eugene.
one B ard o n e, th ree Trom bones, ornia, th e re is not the difference
north, from S eattle, at four percussion.
presid en t; Ja n e t Glass, se c re ta ry - rig h t" —rig h t w here a hungry al- ta k e n a com plete inventory re-
on«* would expect, especially in
IN PHOTO CONTEST an Flying
a ltitu d e of son e 18, (MX) feet, in
tre a s u re r; Je a n K anick, lib rarian - lnon Juri s.
\< aiod. 'Hie polico a re in v e stig a t
Each stu d e n t r e c e iv s band view of the S ta te of O regon H igh
T hom as C arroll, an an n u al vis ing.
Dick B erger, se rg e a n t-a t-a rm s.
P rize w inners in th? photo con- brill.ant sunshine, is a tre a t which thr<e tim es w eekly, under the d ir w ay • xjienditures.
ito
r
from
S
a
n
ta
Monica,
got
him
T he high school boy’s chorus,
test, held i” c»ently by T ots-T o- w 11 be long rem em bered, Mrs. ection of C lareno? Dial.
S m ith R iver checked in 31,646
w ith 30 m em b ers: J e rry Birely. self an 18-pound fish th e sam e
Evelyn Jaklew icz w as install;
T eens, w ere announced th is w eek Ho\ ard ays. At the capitol of
m otor vehicles of all types c a rry
A laska, Jur? au. Mrs. Howard
presid en t; Cliff G uthie, vice-pres m orning.
a t th e S eptem ber 12th business by Mrs. G eaney, proprietor.
ing 92,534 people it aving Oregon
tra n sfe rre d to a PBY type am-
H ew itt's A nchorage reports th a t m eetin g as F inancial S e e re ta iy .
ident; B run? Ellison, se c re ta ry -
on Ilighw-ay 101 and Hornbrook,
F irst place w in ro rs w ere Avis
tre a s u re r; P e te Tierce, lib rarian ; th e re have been some tolerab le
Six new m em be s v o re nit 'te ' and A va Jen o 11, tv in d a u g h te rs p h Je a n of the C oastal Air Lines
on U.S. 99, d u rin g the sam e p?riod,
th • )5 mile flight out to th»»
C harles B lair, se rg e a n t-a t-a rm s. catches of tro u t, especially* fu rth e r also, they a re as fdllow s; Je a n of Mr. and Mrs. Gyle Jensen, w ith
rejxirti'd 32,171 conveyances and
T he high school g irl’s chorus, up th e riv er. T he rains usually S tum p, Gold Beach; Lucille Mead, ' lue ribbons aw arded to Miss D ir u I I-'a:i;is, upon which S it
97,415 F'ople.
w ith 53 m em b ers; Jean S ta c e \. s ta r t the fish moving u p stre a m B rookings; B erni-e I b w itt, H a r Brow n, D ale Do‘ ■ ’ Do- .-ea F: ;t y ka is located W hile there, ?4rs.
As to urist travel is especially
lh ■ W est
Coast
T elephone
.1 s- w th? sights, including
p resid en t; Ju d y Sadler, vice-pres and alm ost any trickle ought to bor;
G race M- K enzie;
H azel D ebra
F rum , S helila
Ixively,
indicative of th e jiopulnrity of
C
mj
any
announces
a
great
deal
a
ve
1
to
the
old
G
reek
O
rthodox
ident; M ary Gail Sm ith, se c re ta ry - lx* w o rth pausing to "w et a line Moore, and R ita T ierce all of l o l l y M eN fi’s, Susan Potocnick
routes, Sm ith River bail 19,528
'" i r e h. a landm ark from the < expansion in the n o rth e rn end
tre a s u re r; Ja c k ie Sm ith, lib rarian . in,” now-.
Brookings.
and John Sedia.
"fo
reig n ” licena-Hl en tries with
C u rry C ounty and in Coos
days of R ussian Sov reignty, an l (
A to ta l of 110 y ou n g sters a re
56,117 "foreign" passengers as
C
>unty
w
ith
Bandon
and
Gold
c
oi
uning
some
priceless
tre
a
s
rep re se n te d in the th re e groups,
ures. She also visited the site of P ach soon to have dial phones. com pared to H ornbrook's tally of
under th e d irection of C larence
Dial.
. pulp mill which the Japanese F ifty new lines are sla te d for the 13,310 out-of-C alifornia licen:od
e a rs carry in g 20,000 less ‘‘foreign"
j re to build near Sitka, next L ooklngs exchange w hich will
passengers o r 36,255.
? ar. All th e labor will be from nl’ow one, tw o, and fo u r-p a rty
T he 1954 A g ric u ltu ra l C ensus of no sp e c ta c u la r change
The p ictu re changes, unexfiect-
1950 com pared to some 300 Ivss, th'? states, she reports, but the s rvice to re p la c ? the 10-party
C u rry County, dealing w ith about
cdly,
at Doris, on Highw ay 97.
A noticeable f 'a tu r e of th e re or I,$09 in 1854.
lines
now
in
operation.
product will go to Japan.
11.6 percent of the to tal a re a of
south
of K lam ath Falls, which
The wool clip from 29,999 sheep
port is th a t 64 of the c o u n ty ’s
L. G ray Beck, the com pany’s
Mrs. H ow ard says she took
Su{>erintendent of schools, D. D a little over a m illion acres class
re p ;u te ,’ in '51 cam* to ju st a along-a hatch of Brookings w eath- c g ir.'e r, said th a t north of B rook- en tered 800 m ore passenger cars
ranches have s ».g» tor of a r i
V illiam s m ade an announcem ent ified as farm land show s a de
hade ov r a q u a r te r m illion <r w ith h er and only ran into a ii gs su b scrib ers m ight he able th a n S m ith R iv r and passed
ifieial ponds 01 th
nd t he
crease
of
some
6,000
acres
ta
b
of recen t co n trib u tio n s to th e
oounds e a rlie r siv c p cesnus is c c u p f of skifts of m ist, one of to dial any phone in the co u n try 5,287 more produce tru ck s than
sujijiosition is t ’z e a re for flood
e n te re d C alifornia on Highw av
school. T he V F\V presented a u lated. In 1950 th e re w ere 126,323
co n tro l o r to build 1 11» th e supply not l i s t ’d but the '49 clip w s jtiri th in com ing over Puget Sound, T Tviding th e plan proved f<»as-
101. Doris had a to tal of 37.724
check to tht? school to be used a cres reported upon w hile only
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1
little
u
nder
the
above
figure
and
120,392 acres w ere tallied in 1954. of food fish. Anothe - re m a rk a b le 98 report ig ran ch ers sold 6,160 or: di»T way home. The week in'fore ahle b u t th at all Brookings lorg vehicle en tries of all tyjx's which
for a th le tic equipm ent.
h
e
r
visit,
she
says
they
had
d
stan
ce
c
a
lls
went
through
C
res-
T hvre w as a shrinkage from set of figures fhows litle change fat I am i in 1951 T he 1.175 head
T he Brookings Plyw ood do
Convention she says they had < nt C ity and could not be hand- included 10.052 "foreign" passen
331 farm s
306
to 187 in the num ber of farm s in m otorized v 'h
gers in 14,705 ears q u ite a bit
n ated along w ith th e Sw an L um
o!
beef
c
a
ttle
sold
by
127
ra
n
c
h
e
rs
v 1 j heavy rains in Sitka
’» d th ro u g h the M arshfield ex
rep o rted th e re w ere 861 w o rk ers
moi than were entered a t H o rn
b e r Co. a sizeable am ount of rejio rtin g in ’49 as against '54 w ith
in
’54
brought
them
.$113.756
change. W ith the facility for d ial
on them , and t c m o rey paid out
Relief
('ard
P
irty
brook
on 99
lu m b e r to be used in th e shop th e cropland acreage» dropping
An o u tsta n d in g ? tu re of the
ing any phone in the co u n try , the
to hired labor increased from
W ithout com puting them , indic
w ork. B oth Fox Bros, and Curry- from 3,124 to 2.258 but th is is $190.038, in ’49 t<
•port is the production of nearly d lanncd By Emblem Club exchange will a u to m a tic a lly han-
1 $286.279, in ’54
at ons arc th a t th ere w ere more
C ounty L u m b er d o n ated tru c k s o ffset by an increan? in p astu re
a ton and a h»Jf of stra w b e rrie s
Tl ■ officers of the Brookings die the foil ticketing. T his system
land reported. In '49, 183 ranches and these figuies should l.’> layed from th e 3 acres ri'jort« d by 5
S eager.- jx'r c a r through the
to haul the lum ber.
Em blem C lub is holding a card w,T first be applied to c a l’s along
1 side 453 farm s re p o rtin g on
Sm ith Riv?r statio n th a n th ere
W illiam s said th a t th e shop rep o rted they w ere using 17,932
grow
ers
in
'5
J
which
suio I y isn’t p trty on S ep tem b er 26th, at 8 00 the P acific Coast.
th is phase in '49 as ag a in st 391,
■\
at e ith e r H ornbrook o r Doris
could use m ore in th e w ay of acres w hile in '54, 210 ranches re
all th a t could b<* consum ed in th ■ n.m. in the Elks H all to raise
ir
'54
Beck said tl,i‘ com pany w as
Th
Redwood Highway, on the
donations, as th e m oney alloted ported a to ta l of 20,446 acres of
county.
funds for th e victim s of the recent dc ng its ix'st to k ep up w ith th<?
Only 52 ton of fertili. ?r w ere
<'nt C ity -G ran ts Pass route
for th a t d e p a rtm e n t h as ru n out, ran g e land.
W here th e county 1' illy shines flopd d isa ste rs on the E astern dem and hut th a t advancem ent re D
T h ere w as but little change in used on hay or p a stu re on 155 H under t h ’ floral heading w her» Seaboard. •
!
15.2.32 o u t-o f-state jxissenger
and th e shop is still incom plete.
quired ex ten siv e planning and
'
'
*
■
e
n trie s into C alifornia w ith
Anyone w ishing to m ake such a the nu m b er of ranch*?« re p o rtin g acres of the 24 farm s rep o rtin g . 73 grow ers rej»orted a .$610,092
All ladk'S of the E lks are cord foresight a s to finances and jiiiys-
'
5.32
jYeople, averag in g over 3 to
■nation i> a s k ’d to contact Shop the p a stu rin g of v-oodland hut T h ’s could have bp n used on th e crop from 242 acres, outdoors.
ially inviti'd to attend. All pro ical co n stru ctio n . He sta te d there
th e re v.as a dropping off in the 38 d airy farm s w hich checked in.
te a c h e r , Bili Dempsey.
T he p o u ltry business doesn’t ceeds of the evening will go for had been a 37*_. per *ent increa e 1 • vehicle and a to tal of 26 826
t uiy of full ow n e r-o p e ra to rs th e re n '51 as com pared to th e 55 we seem to U? very a ttra c tiv e . T h ere
a is of all tyjx’s and re g is tra t
the flood p ’lief. No adm ission from 12,060 phones, in Ja n u a ry
a loss of 17 m ilk w ere 217 farm s re p o rtin g 8,869
h v irg 386 so report--i, in 1950. and had in 1950
o
rs w ith 83,294 passengers, slight*
will be charged, but donations 1952, in th e M arahtteld area to
JIM JUDD RESIGNS
producing units. D uring this tim e chickens four m onths old or older,
only 339 m '54.
5 less all around, than on 101.
will
be
most
welcome
R elresh- 16.573 suhscrii rs at the end of
Jim Ju d d , night policem an for
Tht-re w as a re m a rk a b le drop h 1 re w as a production drop from
l’h • gran d to ta l of all en tries
tr e city of Brookings, has re- ping off. d u rin g the four-y ear p er about 9 ’2 million pounds of whole I lo d u cir g some 33,108 dozen eggs m ents will be .served.
last Ju ly . "D uring this period our
to C alifo rn ia through ail its
’or
$16,239
T
here
w
ere
but
about
signed from th< force, according iod. in the num ! r of sm all farm s. m ilk sold in '49 to a little over
gross additions to the ti?h*phone
A ccording to a press re le a s • system s in the M arshfield d istrict border statio n s shows a little less
to inform ation received at the • sfx'cially u n d er 50 acres w ith the 7 m illion pounds in '51 but a tie - 150 tu rk e y s raised in the county,
;n 1951.
from Salem , a delegation*of C al have bwm $4,208,990 This, com- th an half a m illion passed into
Pilot No official action has been
to 9 a< re one falling from 97, rnendout leap from 3,070 pounds,
the S u n sh ire S ta te in A ugust,
T to above figures wr?re ta k e n ifornia p a rk officials w ill bo in
tak-?n on his resignation, and no to 33 in 1954 w hile the ones con of b u tte r fat to 47,287 in the sam e
par« d to o u r gross additions bearing n eaily a million and a haif
from a tw o-page report from th e O regon, early next m onth, to get
rep lacem en t has been nam ed as tain in g 50 o r m ore acres stayed p; riod despite the fact th a t only
th ro u g h o u t the e n tire sta te of passengers. Of these, 215,097 non-
B ureau of Census, U. S. Dept. of jo in te rs ' on how to fix up th eir
yet.
re egon of $10,076,900, is nearly C alifornia c ars b rought in 625 824
about th e sam v in num ber w ith 2,137 mi I k cows were reported in A g ricu ltu re,
s ta te parks.
42 percent, Beck said.
passengers.
Nowhere A Finer Climate
y ie nuvup/uf.
Nowhere A Finer Community
T B f
IS SOLD
Lilv Bulb
ProyrCSS
Card Results
To Be Tabulated
Report Given
On Frrest Area
Sfndenfs Refgrn
To C< Ue‘re Strdv
1,000 CARS A DAY
101ÏBA7FIC IS HEAVY
MUSIC GROUPS Ashing Starts:
3LECT OFFICERS Lands 2« Pounder
i’lies North
To Visit Alaska
West Coast Plans
For Improvements
Report On Curry Farms
Donations Made
To School