Jan. 18, 1951
The impact of wind and rain buffeting the Pacific Northwest was felt by residents here. A colt owned by E.C. “Bud” Banke on Airport Heights was killed early in the morning when struck by one of 35 large Douglas firs uprooted by a south wind of near-hurricane force. On other properties, a chicken coop door was blown off its hinges and bewildered hens released to blow about the yard, and most…