Brookings-Harbor Pilot
Thursday, February 14, 1957
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
A fter the K oran war, 14,000 out
r i n r i T T rn iT B T n F of 21,000 C hinese Com m unist sold-
t J e " s t a t e OK O R W X IN FO K
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CURRY COUNTY PROBATE ¡J K"d t h ‘nd’’ ‘ d choMi
T aiw an instead.
DEPARTMENT
In the
M atter of the Estate
of
PH IN ICE VAN PELT,
Deceased.
The undersigned, having been
apixjinted A dm inistrator of the
above entitled estate by the C ir
cuit C ourt of C urry County, S tate
of Oregon, and having qualified,
notice is hereby given to all p er
sons having claims against said
estate to present them at the of
fice of the under signed’s attorney,
at 230 West Main Street, Medford,
Oregon, profx>rl> verified and
w ith proper vouchers, w ith in six
(6) m onths from the date of the
first publication oi this notice,
which is the 7 day of F ebruary,
1957.
O. H BENGTSON,
A dm inistrator of the
E state of Phinice Van
Pelt, Deceased
O. H. Bengtson
A ttorney at Law
230 West Main S treet
Medford, Oregon
A ttorney for estate
(Pub. Feb. 7, 14, 21, 28)
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The Siskiyou N ational F orest is
one of the most im portant assets
th a t the area has. T h at fact was
brought out with a release of the
1956 annual rep o rt of the F orest
Supervisor, H.C. Obye, G rants
| Pass.
S trictly looking a t it from a fin
ancial standpoint here are some
figures 2 5 s of the gross Siskiyou
forest reseipts received by coun
ties he
. Curry County re
ceived $»23.5213*4, fa r m ore th ;
any oth er county. Coos receiced
$26,867; Douglas »154; Joeephi.ie
$166,971.00; and Del N orte $18,-
785.00.
Gross receipts from the N ation
al Forest were $2,489.611. and to
tai expenditures were $1,060,227.
of which$580,723 represented a d d
itio n s to the cap ital investm ent
account, such as roads, bridges
and forest plantation?, and the
rem ain in g
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A N D YOUR WISH W ILL
COME TH U E '
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Report on Siskiyou Forest
$479,504.
‘ cp resen ted
as fern, brush, pitch, am ounted
for an addtional 55 sales w ith a
sale value of $1,588 T his sale a c t
ivity drought adout an increased
program of planting and seeding
of cutover lands. E stim ates show
adout 1007 acres planted w ith
some 485 thousand trees, and an
additional 100 acres reforested by
ceding. This la tte r method of re
foresting is new on this forest.
addition ,to cut ove. areas
11 L ent ion has 1 een directed to the
large areas of brush producing
land which should be to lu cin g
com m ercial forest products. With
thecooperation of the Roseburg
Research Center the f »rest ha
initiated an experim ent in er .di-
cation of brush and reproduce.'» i
of trees. There areas totaling 103
acres were poison sprayed in 195 »,
and the b ush on two of the are a
was burned in 1956. E xperim ental
planting and seeding plots we:?
established in the burned areas.
This will be «
o rien t open ting e/puas»
A nother, the h eauuiB uf A dm in
istratio n the report says th a t
Mining: Work was sta rte d on
hu tage of trained personnel con- exam ination of m ining areas for
. inues to be a problem. C onstrue-j determ ination of surface rights
t ion of a new residence a t Gold , under the Act of July 23. 1955. A
Beach head q u arters and another ( total of 319.000 acres were recom
at Brookings have virtually been mended to and approved by the
completed.
Chief of the Forest Service for
T im ber m a n ag e m en t T h e r e exam ination. During 1956, about
w ere 97 sales d u rin g the year, 77,000 acres were actually ex
w ith 125,487 thousand board feet amined. A dvertising of these a r
sold, w ith a bid value of $3,784,- eas.and hearing to determ ine val
537. Tim ber cut am ounted to 87,
idity of claims, will be conducted
697 M board feet at t value of 2,-
during 1957. All work to »late
393,565.
Non convertible products such have been done in Coos and C urry
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Counties,
E ngineering; The Elk River and
T aylor Creek tim ber access road-,
13 and 5.7 miles long were corn-
leted during the year. These two
i roads represent an expenditure of
I over 1 million dollars of uppora-
j ted access road funds, and have
opened up additional areas for
incresased tim b er prouction. T im
ber sales m ade d uring th e year
req u ired 32 m iles of operator
built roads. A pproxim ately, 20
miles vere built in 1956, and the
balance is partially com pleted or
will be constructed early in 1957.
A cooperative agreem ent cov
ering construction of about five
miles of w ater grade road up the
Chetco riv er was com pleted d u r
ing the year. The F orest's initial
sh are of the project will build
about one m ile of road and a
perm anent type bridge across the
Chetco River. C ontracts for this
w ork have been aw arded. This
is prim arily a tim ber access road
into virgin territo ry .
A nother agreem ent has been
negotiated covering construction
of a road up the south bank of
the Rogue River from the end of
th e County road, a bridge across
I th eriv er, and additional road con-
i stru ctio n up L obster Creek to the
I forest boundary. Initial Forest
Service w ork will construct the
th e Rogue River bridge.
B ureau of P ublic Roads surveys
have been com pleted or are under
constract for roads into the
Agness area. It is expected th at
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Eats like a hummingbird!
Like fill the new ’57 Fords, that sleek Snnliner up
there lives on a mighty lean diet oi gasoline. Big
reason? Look underneath the new front-hinged
I k h m I of this over 17-f<x>t long dreainboat. There
you II find a magnificent V-8 engine . . . an all-
new, easier "breathing' power plant that measures
fuel and air more efficiently than ever before
to give you fuller combustion, greater economy.
There you 11 find a com pletely new brand of Ford
TN T th a t’s the proud result of Ford's many years
of V-8 leadership. Yes, "Six” or “E ight” . . . the
going’s great in the new kind of Ford!
Brookings, Oregon
CHAMPION LAMB
For those who like their lamb
chops tender and juicy, served in
the com fortable atm osphere of
their favorite restau ran t, here are
some th a t got away. They'll be
served up only a t P ittsb u rg h 's
Steal? House. This grand cham
pion, a 116 lb. Ham pshire w ether
latnb, bred and shown by P enn
sylvania S tate U niveisity, copped
Che grand prize a t the In te rn a
tional Show in Chicago. Carroll
S h a f f n e r w as re sp o n sib le f o r
fitting and showing the grand
prize H ampshire, and he's shown
above as he bids farewell to the
winner, tops a t $6.50 per pound
on the hoof.
1957 w ill see a satisfactory solu
tion to the problem of develop
m ent of this area, and at least a
sta rt on co n tractin g for initial
construction. This w ill open up
an area in which no tim ber c u t
ting has been done, and be a
m ajor step in reaching the allow
able tim b er Rogue R iver w orking
circle.
FIRE CONTROL: The forest
had 41 lightning and 13 m an
caused fires d u rin g the season.
This com pares to a 5 year average
of 13. The increase w as due to
heavy lightning storm s in August.
In spite of the large num ber of
fires, b urned acreage was held to
213 total, com pared to a 5 year
average of 467. The S m okejum per
squad was increased from 32 to
36 jum pers, and enjoyed the busi
est season since th e ir organization,
w ith a total of 243 sep arate jum ps.
ABOUT THE OLYMPICS
A m ost com pelling volume,
“The Last W ilderness,’’ by M ur
ray Morgan, has ju jst been added
to the local lib rary shelves, fresh
from the publishers. The w ork
deals en tirely w ith th e incom par
able Olympic peninsula, as a
whole, its people and develop
ment, from the earliest discovery
to w hat it will be. as a public
dom ain, long past our present day
conception. It is of especial in te r
est to th e folks who know any
area betw een Puget Sound, G rays
H arbor and the Pacific.
The easy-reading, semi technical
thesis is chock full of facets
sketching hilarious yarns of some
of th e’ characters.
It is one of the very best popu
larly w ritten histories of th e
developm ent of the lu m b er indus
try in the N orthw est.
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kind oi mile-melting power that sparks the mights
iim udeihird itself . . . the same .sfm/ing p u v er
that burned a ’57 Ford over 50,(XX) salt-enen.saxl
miles at Bonneville in less than 20 days . . . at an
as erage speed of more than 10S miles per hour!
But \etion lest the new kind oi Fort!. Feel the new’
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