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l ^ r s d ^ July 25, 1957
HOLLANDERS VISIT HERE nrp enjoying a two weeks vacat
Three visiting agricultural
ion at the home of Mrs. Hutman'f
specialists from the Netherlands CURRY TO GET $62,155 MORE parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roger
made a cooks tour of the bulb IN BASIC SCHOOL SUPPORT
Oliver. Another houseguest at
farms here.
Curry County will get a total
the Oliver home is Mr. Oliver's
The three, Dr. G. A. Stender, of $364,458 this coming year in
sister, Miss LeoraOliver of De-
Dr. G. Kakebeeke, and Dr. H. basic school support as eompar-i
Slits, were accompanied while
ed with $302,303 last year, an triot, Michigan.
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in Oregon by Clark Hammon, of increase of $62,155.
the State Dept. of Agriculture,
The figures showing the in Mrs. Cora Marshall left for her
and while in the Brookings area crease came from the Depart home in Pubelo, Colorado, Sat
by Dinty Moore, and Sylvia Lee, ment of Education, and were urday, after visiting here a cou
of the county extension service. printed in the Oregon Voter.
ple of weeks at the home of her
The Dutchmen were in this
The Increase is due to the new uncle, Alan Woodrlff. Mrs. Mar
country to study modern means basic support formula, which shall is a veteran teacher in the
of mechanization, and machinery calls for $95 per census child, Pueblo County School system,
used in agriculture here.
calls for $95 per census child, and will be employed this vejx
Dr. Kakebeeke, who is a Rot- compared with the old formula visiting all the schools in the
arian himself spoke Tuesday
which schools received $80 pei county.
to the Brookings Rotary club. census child.
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He told them that agriculture
is so much different in h is
Carroil Reekmanof Grants Pass
country’ because of the small
was an overnight guest Saturday
acreage. A good sized farm in
at the home of his mother, Mrs.
the Netherlands is €5 acres.
Milton Foster. He had spent the
Much of their fruit is grown
week in San Francisco where he
under glass, he reported, and
attended the National Elks con
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Miller
over 10,000 acres of land is in
vention and visited hfe fatfier,
greenhouses. He said that every have received word from their
nephew, Darrell DeMartin, an- ! Everett Reekman. He reports
square inch of land is used.
that on Friday, his father who
Dr. Kakebeeke told about the nounclng the birth of his first
reclaimation of land from th e child, a seven pound eleven is a longshoreman had to jump
Zuider Zee, and said that about ounce son at Redding on July 17 th. seven feet to keep from being
500,000 acres would be reclaim
hit by some boards, and lit on
ed by 1970. The government of They have named the new arrival on his heels, breaking both of
the Netherlands is interested in Andrew Louis. Darrell was born them, which has put him in the
seeking new machinery, and new here and lived here until in his
hospital for several weeks.
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methods because of a shortage teens when he moved to Redding.
The paternal grandmother is Mrs
of farm help there.
Also farm ers must contend Nadean (Gradner) Kootzof Ukiah. Charles Lindgren of Toketee
with a shortage of what the Dr. The names Andrew Louis are Falls and Dick Morehouse ofCen
called "sweet water", despite family names in the pioneer De- tral Point were overnight visit-
the fact that rainfall there is Martin family of Del Norte County. o rsa tth e home of Mr. Lindgrenfe
father, Ole Lindgren, Thursday.
fairly high.
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Asked about his impressions
of the United States he reported Mr. and Mrs, Henry Kerrand
Mr. and Mrs. Jim M ontgom
that he was mainly impressed family recently moved north of
with the many ca rs, the fine new Brookings to the Dr. Ronniger ery and daughter Darleneof Hon
highways, the efficiency of some residence which they have pur- olulu, Hawaii arrived Sunday for
of our methods, and the very chased, and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur a five day visit at the homes of
kind hospitality that we h a v e
Longan are now residing in the Mr. Montogome’ry's sisters, Mrs
shown to them.________
former Kerr home above Harbor Bud McCourt and Mrs. Glen Kef
The Longan’s are in partnership fer. The M ontgom ery's arrived |
withRexHayes in the Cedar Lane in San Francisco on July 4th
The Vern Bloomquist family Cannery and have lived for the for a trip t the southern part
returned recently from a vaca past year in one of the Be resa of the state and into Mexico. Urj
plan to leave Thursday for Seat-
tion trip at Grays Harbor, Wn. houses.
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The Bloomquists were gone for
tie to visit his mo th e r , M rs,
three weeks. While there they
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hutman and William Skopec and a brother in
rejuvenated their summer home,
three children of San Francisco that area before returning home.
and did a lot of clam digging.
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Mr. and Mrs. Julian T. Jak-
lewicz^ and two sons of Seattle
spent the weekend here at the
home of Mr. Jaklewlcz' brother,
M. M. Jaklewlcz. They were on
their way home after a t r i p
through the western part of the
country.
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