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BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT — BROOKINGS, OREGON
Thursday, May io, 1956
flat press is to be i n s t a l l e d
E. C. Sam m ons, president of i this list but you’ll likely have to 1
ra th e r th an th e m ore com mon
the H ighw ay Lifesavers Com swam p it out before you can get
[extrusion method, th e rep o rt
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m ittee of Oregon Citizens, Inc., any m ore in it, m ost likely.
states. W aste pro d u cts from
form ally announced the three
some 30 saw m ills in th e a re a
state-w ide w inners in the Re NO CO U NTY T A X E S !
will be used.
sponsible D rive Code Contest
T here is a new s story going
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recently conducted in the Oregon around th a t the residents of
high schools a t the Traffic S afe Jackson County w ill have no I
ty Conference called by Gover county taxes to pay, this next
nor S m ith in Salem, May 3rd. fiscal year, sta rtin g next July
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Gov. S m ith aw arded the prizes. first. The Jackson County couit
142 and G uthrie 141.
T he th ree sta te w inners are: is said to have voted to quit p u t
The Men and W omen City
F irst, $250 U. S. Savings Bond to ting aside sinking funds for the
<Y
Association held a banquet on
Clinton Reeder, Helix
High item s not specifically budgetted
W ednesday night a t the C liff)
School: Second, W illiam W ilker and, like all counties, Jackson
The
B
eav
erette
League
came
House
w ith aw ards being pre- :
son, Tillam ook: and third, Don wil have income from S tate
) to a close last T hursday w ith the sented.
ald F alleu r, S ta r of the Sea sources such as th e ir sh a re of
Leamei&ter team carry in g away
DELEGATE AT LARGE
School, A storia.
the liquor and am usem ent taxes,
the cham pionship w ith 78 w’ins.
BLM, and O&C. F ederal Forest
Republican National Convent«*
The last night of play they lost N E W W A S T E P L A N T
money and various license fees.
G LO VE C O M P A R T M E N T!
four points to Brookings M ar
A corporation form ed by a
This pertains only to the funds
How long since you have dug
ket team , who ended in fifth
Send ORPUT »o the August Re
group interested in th e u tiliz
out th a t ‘Glove C o m p artm en t?’ required by the county court.
publican Convention as YOUR
place w ith 62 wins.
ation
of
raw
wood
w
aste
has
There
will
still
be
school,
fire
No m a tte r w hat kind of a rig
EISENHOWER delegate. He gen
The Mode O ’Day team finish been formed in Y amhill County
you herd, go ta k e a look a t the city, and o th er taxes.
things done . . as his record in
ed in second place w ith 72 wins.
and an option tak en on a plant
‘ Jockey-B ox” right now. Unless
business, p ublic service and
They played W a rd s Propane,
you’re som eone alm ost unbeliev F orm er 4-H Club m em bers will
site at W illam ina. The m aterial
community enterprise proves!
who had 54 wins. W ards won
able, you’ll undoubtedly find a again be honored in 1956 for o u t
is slated for th e dry process to
PLA N N IN G BIG SHOW in C rescent City, an an n u al event
th ree points.
Po d Afly,— Opv» for( Oe'rqot» Gomen
lot of soiled or w rinkled junk standing citizenship and leader
form board su itable for home
of the C rescent City Lions Club are M an s W ard, club president,
Bo> VeUpi Ctam-no« Pact land
The K err H ard w are and th e
and tra s h which would never be ship activities in com m unity and
and
o
th
er
construction
uses.
A
and Lee W ainw right, director of this y ea r’s show. Tht' show,
B
&
H
Logging
both
tied
w
ith
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tolerated in the home. This junk business affairs through th e N a t
entitled. "Shooting S ta rs ’’ will be presented in th e Del Nor •
w ins. The B & H team took th ree
could very well be replaced w ith ional 4-H Alumni Recognition
high school auditorium on May 17, 18 and 19.
th e last night, from K errs, and
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a sm all first-aid kit, flashlight, Program .
in so doing took over th ird place
The
search
for
outstan
d
in
g
.
f
th
e
Olin
M
athieson
H
um
bolt
sh
u
tter-b
u
g
s
plan
a
3rd
a couple of safety parking w arn
annual * * field
-’J day
J —■ here, in mass,
ings, an extension cord light, and 1-H Alumni is going on in 47 Chemical Corporation.
a b o ttle and can opener. P rob states. Awards for th e w inners
F ram ed certificates are offer come Azalea F estival s doin s.
ably you can profitably add to are provided by th e P la n t Food ed for two w inners in each coun
ty who have adhered to th e id PU LP M IL L —
.WITH SMOKES
ea ls and principles of 4-H in
C onstruction w ork has begun
.WITH MATCHES
th e ir ad u lt careers. Burnished on th e new G eorgia-Pacific pulp
s\»Z
copper plaques, m ounted on w al mill, a t Toledo. All w ork before
nut, will be presented to four this tim e has been planning and
sta te w inners.
engineering. It is estim ated th a t
E ight national w inners chosen a t th e height of th e construction
from th e s ta te nominees, receive period betw een 900 and 12(H) men I
gold keys and all-expense paid will be employed. T he plant is ’
trip s to th e N ational 4-H Club expected to produce about 2o0
w ith total pins.
Congress in Chicago, N ovember tons of pulp p er day by early
Mincers had 58 wins, anti Han-
25-29. At th e Congress, they will 1958.
scarrts tak in g th ree gam es from
be guests of honor a t several
them had 51 wins.
WITH CAMP FWES .WITH ANY FWI
events, including the N ational
The evening high scores w ere:
B
A
C
K
TO
T
E
X
A
S
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4-H Alumni W inner’s Banquet.
M. D rake, 527: Brow nie Brimm,
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•‘Bob” W illiam s who recently
F orm er n ational w inners in
492: Y..Iand»« Vaughn, 471; F.
sold
his
ranch
up
th
e
coast
Loin
th e Alumni mclude governors,
H orten 464. High gam es w ere:
Brookings, left th is last week
bankers, farm ers, hom em akers,
M. R ettke, 199; Brimm . 193; B.
for a visit to relatives in Texas.
farm new paper and m agazine ed
M» I' •, 1ST and D rake 183.
If>4»
George Shirey accom panied him.
itors, university and governm ent
Tin
1955-56 season high
"Bob”
had
been
a
C
u
rry
ranche
officials and o th er com m unity,
. ta:.i sc ra tch a re : Lesm eisters
sta te and nationally recognized for m any years. His many, man>
w ith in li team series of 2318,
friends wish him well and real A
uni high cam gam e of 811. In-
leaders.
’Ur y e a r s o f e f f ¡ , ¡
N om ination forms and com expect to see him back in Brook divi ual hi. h series was 575 by
i c r ^ice os 5fo,e ,r e a s ¿ ee” f
plete inform ation on the pro ing».
Ls'
.'!• N c es, and high gam e
of 216 >y B etty Nelson.
gram m ay be obtained from th e
County Extension offices. Awards
i high av erag es for the
in the program are coordinated
e Vaughn 149; Malcolm,
3
by the N ational C om m ittee on
...city, 1-16; R ettk e, 145;
115; Poti nU- --
Boys and Girls Club W ork.
R£-ELECT
LESMEISTER TEAM
WINS LEAGUE
ORPUT
REPEAT AFTER M E :
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SH U TT E R -R U G S P I.A N T R IP
A rep resen tativ e ot th e E u rek a
C am era Club called at the Pilot
to find o u t th e d ates for the
Azalea F estiv al, He said the
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w ith a
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ANOTHER MEMBER ADDED
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