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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (July 19, 1956)
Page Two Thursday, July, 12, 1956 Brookings-Harbor Pilot — Brookings, Oregon Words and Music by Flossie Bu chanan and Ellen Arrell L IIJ PIL O T The PILOT BROOKING^ HARBOR PILOT AN ■«»•/•d IN D F P E . EN T N E W SPA PE R Mcood-cl&M mattut it tha poatoffica at Brooking«, Oregon, Marcb 7, 1948, un/ <1 . Act of '.arch 8, 1878 s i 1 *<=>£, r Ray Pisarek, Joe Murphy Editor» and Publisher» SUBSCRIPTION RACES Ona Tear In Advance (In Curry Oonty One Tear in Advance (outalda Burry Oot N E V /S P A P E R _ .yt 88 00 88-80 ' N A T IO N A L E D IT O R IA L P U B L IS H E R S L .V r A S S O C IA T IO N A F F IL IA T E M EM B ER R um ors are FEDERAL FOUL-UP............ Brookings Ain’t Dying Flying Lets keep on trying And stop all this lying Th e best way to sell something is to Advertise! can be a supplem ent to refo resta Two items of interest keep cropping up in the metro tion w hile th e fo restry program develops. politan press that simply amaze us. One, the Japanese 5. A study of th e tanoak and develpoed m ore quickly, for th e weather station keeps making various reports about Atom alder, available in th e county as benefit of o u r co u n ty ’s economy. an added industry. 5. T h at livestock producers b e 1 bombs, and hydrogen bombs bursting in air. Then the 6. A stu d y of tran sp o rtatio n enc°uraged to expand to use graz Atomic Engergy Commission and other various govern due to th e port sites, which could ing areast, produced by burning lx? developed in C u rry county. , and seeding of logged over lands, ment agencies will rush around to eithes deny the blasts, 7. A study of the industry, at in th e interim of tim ber regrow th. present, and its cap acity to pro The com m ittee fu rth e r recom or to confirm them. duce. m ends th a t cau tio n he urged to What’s the trouble? Don’t the AEC tnink that the 8. A study of erosion control keep livestock units w ithin lim its American * people should lx* informed on when and where ™ Paslir's on loR8>ng roads and of good grazing m anagem ent I * logged-over areas. principals for the prevention of and how the bombs are being shot off. Why do we have 9. A study on w hat the conceiv undue in ju ry to th ree grow th, and grow th of the tim ber indus depletion of forage g rain s through to get the information from the fapenese weather people? able try could be in C u rry county. overgrazing. The stro n g dem and for Curry It doesn’t make sense to us. The com m ittee adds th a t m an county tim b er has developed in agem ent of bottom land should be Two, what is the story on I fells Canyon? We know recent years. T his dem and has, in such as to m ain tain a su ffic ie n t, that certain congressmen and senators are trying to rush tu rn , cre ate d a dem and for access p astu re acreag e to supplem ent a roads into the F ed eral Forest. program of woodland grazing. a bill through, to enable the Federal government to build Facts, presented to the com m it the “high dam”. We know too, that the Idaho Power tee, pointed out th a t a possible 1,000 m iles of m ainline roads BRAKE RELINE Co. has been building their “low’ dam” for several months would be needed to fully develop th e tim b er resources in the coun- now. In fact, they have rushed in hundreds of people, and ty an d 1.000 m iles of sp u r roads. many dozen pieces of equipment to expedite the building R ecom m endations, based on com m ittee stu d y of facts present of the dams. ed, w ere as follow s: July 19 -- Aug. 4th The obvious fallacy is this. Why are the Idaho power 1. T he ex tension service, with e cooperation of all related people going ahead with their dams, when it becomes th agencies, conduct an education Most All Cars & Pickups more and more apparent that the Federáis will do the p rogram on farm woodlot m an ent p ractices through the building? We’ll answer that. The Idaho Power Co. will e agem stab lish m e n t of th ree dem onstra lx- re imbursed for the work that they have already put tion areas in th e county. HARBOR GARAGE in, if their federal permit is canceled. If that is the case These d em o n stratio n s would show m ethods of safety, pruning, I’H. 2405 we are about to see ahuge waste of money—tax money. thinning, C hristm as tre e produc tion, refo restatio n , eq uiprrcnt for It seems to us, tint the government could find ways and the farm woodlot operation, sal mans to issue a temporary injunction until congress either vage, devlopm ent of m inor forest Coffee M ill Cafe fire control and be used approves the high dams, or washes their hands of the products, for public tours. whole mess. But in any iase, let’s put a stop to the build 2. The developm ent of an in of forest products. T his ing until we know which way the ball is going to bounce! ventory inventory would include present Baptist Community Church DAILY VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL MONDAY. JULY 16 - 27 9 to 11:30 a.m. THEME: THE BIBLE Ages — 4 through 8th grade S P E C IA L X $18.50 Curry County Economic Survey report of the T im ber R esouraet and Industry C om m ittee covered in Survey N orm an Chenoweth, chairm an, Ophir, Oregon R M. Knox, W’edderburn, Ore. Dan Abraham, Gold Beach, Ore. Ross K Brown, Gold Beach. Ore. E arl Albin. Gold Beach, Ore. d u stry Com m ittee considered th e following as problem s and objec tives of the com m ittee: 1. A forest education program through farm woodlot m arketing dem onstrations. 2. A county-w ide inventory of what we have and who owns it 3. A study of grazing land th a t K. W P riest, co u n ty extension could and possibly should be agent, s»cretary, Gold Beach. Ore. growing tim ber. 4. A study on w h eth er grazing T he Timbers Resources and In- Scud&ùtÿ. T im e fo r 'Wa.xà W hen supplies of tanoak, ald er and fir tim ber. 3. The development of a survey indicating the present tim b er in d u stry 's production cap acity and th e possible fu tu re grow th of our of rest ry in d u stry which o u r re sources can support. 4. The C urry C ounty Survey Council urge and assist o u r U. S. F oresters, S ta te F oresters. C oun ty C ourt and o th e r public ag en cies, t° speed the developm ent of an access road program into the public forest so th a t an orderly, scientific, sustain ed w ield h a r vest of our m a tu re tim ber m av he T he chief objective of everyone should be to do one thing well. Your doctor accomplished this objective when S P E C IA L he spent years of his life in preparing himself to care for % you when you need medical attention. How foolish, then; Fried Chicken to depend on others. When illness comes to you or any with French Fries salad, hot roll A Delicious Lunch member of your family, consult your physician without delay. 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