Th OSEGOIl STATESMAN. Satan. Oregon, Wednesday Morninqj. August 19. 1942
Independence Hop Capital
Of State, Wants Pickers
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INDEPENDENCE, Aug. 18 The hop harvest, fruit of one of
Oregon's major industries, is a problem of state-wide importance
. now as an appeal is being made to the pickers t( Oregon to save
this year's hop crop, threatened by a shortage "of harvesters. All
pendence area began the picking
of early clusters and 'fuggles this
week. Three or four of the larger
yards are beginning August 24.
-"Why not take your vacation in
the hop yard this season and make
those play days, pay days," is the
slogan of the growers.
In all the Independence yards,
the growers have improved the
camping facilities, and pickers
will find the cabins more com
fortable than in other years. The
grounds will not be ai crowded.
Also, provisions have been made
for taking care of young children
too small to go to the yards. Not
only are they cared for all day,
but the growers furnish a pint of
milk to each child during the day
at some of the yards.
Growers make every effort to
make the picking season attract
Ive to the pickers. All kinds of en
tertainment is planned for - the
evenings. There is always danc
ing, boxing and wrestling match
es, campfires, motion pictures,
vaudeville shows and .etc.--;
Many pickers are reporting $5
and $6 a day for the early picking.
The two and a half cents a pound
paid by the - grower .counts up
pretty fast, especially' for those
who have - ever picked hops be
fore, it is pointed out. Those not
sure of a place to pick this year,
are advised to call the nearest
employment off toe and get full in-
Olympia Family Goes
Home After Visit
AURORA Mr. and Mrs. George
Eversaul and baby Nancy returned
to their home in Olympia after a
week spent at the home' of her
parents, Mr. ind Mrt A. W.
Kraus.
formation relative to 'a picking
job.
Tillamook Man
To Head Moose .
KLAMATH FALLS, Aug. 18,-(-The
Oregon State Moose as
sociation elected A. . EL Raney of
Tillamook as president, succeeding
W. E. Heinke of Eugene, at the
closing session of its 10th annual
meeting Saturday. . ;
Eugene was chosen for the mid
winter meeting, to be- held in
February. '
Roseburg School
Opening Delayed
ROSEBURG, Aug. l.-yty-Koseburg's
public schools will
open1 September 28, the directors
decided Monday night, to permit
them to aid in harvesting farm
and orchard crops. x
: To make up for the two-weeks
opening' delay, year end and
spring vacations were eliminated.
xne growers will welcome pickers
lot early or late hop picking. Sev-
erl large yards will have a short
age of several hundred pickers. ,;
Many of. the yards in the Inde
lute
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