Illinois Valley News, Thursday, March 21, 1946
MEETING NOTICES
Forest Service Reports
New Timber Sales
Illinois V alley P.-T. A. m eets the
T im b er to the value o f over
la st T hu rsd ay of each m onth.
five and a q u a rte r m illion dollars
Co. A, O. S. G., m eets every F ri
was c u t u n d er th e . S. F o rest Ser
day night.
vice- su stain ed yield tim b e r sales
B elt Lodge, A. F. & A. M. m eets
i n th e n in eteen n atio n al fo rests
fo u rth S a tu rd a y each m onth.
E astern S ta r C h ap ter m eets the o f th e N orth Pacific region d u r
ing 1945, acco rd in g to a report
third T uesday of each m onth.
II. E. U. m eets every second Tues- ju s t issued by the reg io n al office
day of the m onth.
j P o rtlan d , O regon.
t
A m erican Legion P o st No. 70
T he th irte e n O regon fo rests
m eets the firs t and third Wed produced tim b e r sales receip ts .of
nesdays of th e m onth.
$3,219,197, while the six W ash
A m erican Legion A uxiliary m eet-
ington
fo rests
acco u n ted
fo r
the first and th ird W ednesdays.
1,915,680. H ighest ran k in g fo rest
V eteran s o f F oreign W ars meet was th e Rogue R iver in so u th ern
th e 2nd and 4th M ondays.
O regon, with a to tal of $648,222.
L adies A uxiliary V. F. W., meet The Olym pic, in n o rth w estern
2nd and 4th M ondays.
W ashington, ranked a close second
I. O. O. F. Lodge No. 55 m eets with $644,992. Total fo r th e r e
second and fo u rth T uesdays of gion was $5,134,877.
each m onth, I. O. O. F. hall,
These receip ts w ere produced
Illinois V alley G range m eets the by c u ttin g 1,084,952,000 board
firs t and th ird T hursdays a t 8 feet of tim b er, of which 717,342,
p. m.
000 board fe e t cam e from O regon
O ’B rien W om en’s club m eets on forests, and 367,610 from the
the second F rid ay o f each W ashington forests. M inor fo re st
m onth.
products, not co n v ertib le to board
M arguerite Rebekah Lodge No. feet, acco u n ted fo r $6,412 of rev
I l l m eets the second and fo u rth enue. T hese included C hristm as
W ednesday o f each m onth a t trees, fern s, cascara b ark , pole
I. O. O. F . H all, Kerby.
stubs, and p eat moss.
The W om en’s M issionary Society
T o tal receip ts from tim b e r sales
of the Selm a B ap tist church on th e Siskiyou N atio n al F o rest
m eet every fo u rth T h u rsd ay of d u rin g 1945 am o u n ted to $242,
th e m onth in the new u n it at 316.00. This re p resen ted a cu t of
the church.
slightly over 36 million board feet
M issionary grou p o f the C om m un which is less th an h a lf th e esti
ity church m eets on the third m ated su stain ed yield c u ttin g ca
T hu rsd ay of each m onth.
pacity o f the fo rest. T he av erag e
selling price fo r th is stum page
was $6.72, the hig h est stum page
U. S. FOOD OUTLOOK , ate o f all fo rests in O regon and
SHOWS PLENTY FOR W ashington. The c u ttin g o f a
considerable am o u n t of P ort O r
HOME ( 'ONSUMPTION ford w h ite-ced ar which com m ands
a h ig h er stu m p ag e ra te than most
D espite c u rre n t sh o rtag es of
o th er species is responsible for
food in w estern n atio n s overseas
this high average.
and huge ex p o rts o f w heat and
The F o re st Service p o in ts out
o th er foods from this co u n try , late
th at ail o f the n atio n al fo re st tim
d uta indicate th e overall prospect
h er was cut u n d er su stain ed yield
is fur from serious fo r U nited
m an ag em en t
principles,
which
S ta te s consum ers, says L. R.
m eans th a t th e fo rest is k ep t in
R reith au p t OSC extension a g ricu l
a p ro d u ctiv e sta te fo r fu tu re
tu ra l econom ist. F u rth erm o re, the
crops. M anagem ent o f these pub
n atio n al food cost probably will
lic fo rest lands to p roduce the
not exceed very much if any 20
m axim um in hum an and com m un j
p ercen t of the n atio n al income.
ity w elfare and stab ility in the
The p relim in ary estim ates on
long run is the g uiding principle ■
production and d istrib u tio n of
in m aking national fo re st tim b er j
U nited S tates foods fo r 1946 in
sales, it is said.
(licate th at the to tal fo r civilians,
fo r m ilitary forces, and for export
purposes is not likely to be g reatly o u n tin g to about one th ird below
d iffe re n t than in 1945. Civilians p rew ar. Civilian consum ption of
will have m ore of some foods and eggs p er capita is ex p ected to be
less o f o thers, b u t the- to tal may one fifth above 19.35 1939, chick
exceed any previous y ear— possi en m eat on e-th ird more and tu r
bly 3 percent in food energy above j key aro u n d th re e -fo u rth s g re a te r.
the 1935 39 uverage, p er capita.
If the p resen t drive for m ore home
WINDOW FRAMES
gard en s is successful, the situ atio n
will be helped fu rth e r.
Any kind or any size
S u g ar and b u tte r « re most p ro m
inent am ong thi» foods thut will be
ra th e r short th ro u g h o u t 1946. The
per capita supply of m eats may be
n early one fifth larg er th an 1935
193;» although consum ers proba
bly would like even more at pres
For Drugs, Toiletries
ent prices.
The to tal of dairy pro d u cts per
Fountain Service
cap ita is expecteil to be about
Come to
the sam e as 1935 1939, with sub
sta n tia l increases in fluid milk
OWL PHARMACY
a n d cream , canned milk, and
i hei e m ore than o ffse ttin g a re
d u ctio n in b u tte r per capita am-
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save your T im e
WATER OUTLOOK
GOOD EOR VALLEY
O reg o n ’s 1946 w ater supply o u t
look co n tin u es to be v ery good.
P ractically all a re a s o f th e s ta le
a re now assu red of a d eq u ate w a
te r supplies and th ere is a p ro b a
bility th a t ru n o ff in som e a reas
will very n early equal th e reco rd
flow s uf 1943.
M ountain snow cover co n tin u es
considerably above av erag e on
moat O regon snow co u rses desp ite
subnorm al p re cip itatio n
d u rin g
F eb ru ary . Snow cover above 5000
feet is a b o u t 72 p e rc e n t g re a te r
th an th a t o f last y e a r and ap p ro x
im ately 48 p e rc e n t g re a te r th a n
av erag e.
The rain fa ll fo r Cave Ju n c tio n ,
as m easured a t th e Redwood R an
g er S tation, was 5.69 inches fo r
F e b ru ary as com pared to 9.77 in-
ches last year. The M arch ra in
fall to date has been 2.59 inches.
T he above irrig atio n w a te r fore-1
c a st issued by the Soil C onserva
tio n service, and O regon A g ricu l
tu ra l E x perim ent statio n , is based ,
on the assum ption th a t th e snow |
cover increases d u rin g M arch will j
be average. A fin al fo re c a st will
be m ade nex t m onth.
Mr. and Mrs. J . J. H am ilton of
S e a ttle visited th e M. C. A theys
fo r several days th is w eek, T hey
have not been here since 1938, and
w ere very much surprised a t the
developm ent in Cave Ju n ctio n
since th a t tim e. D uring th e ir stay
h ere they visited th e O regon C aves
an d left to d ay (T h u rsd a y ) fo r
S o u th ern C alifo rn ia w here they
will soend sev eial m onths befoie
re tu rn in g home.
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