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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 10, 1946)
m yjO CTO BER 10, 1946 BROOKINGS-IIARBOR PILOT. BROOKINGS. OREGON ra g e vnrvg answer," Rodman said, “to raise! enough heck so the CPA will release the m aterials.” •\ County Tax Levies Revealed Assessor George W. Sutton SALEM -Young Oregon drivers are turning in a very bad reeord om a total assessed valuation, subject to taxation, in C u m at the wheel, it is disclosed bv a total taxes levied for all purposes will be $236.'731.16. accord- study just completed by the office ’George W. Sutton, county assessor, who mailed a summary of Secretary of State Robert S. 1946 assessment roll to the Pilot last Saturday. The taxes Farrell, Jr. oken down as follows, according to funds “The l f f of the drivers who are and pasture lands, com- . 20 years or less.” said Farrell, 17622S acres. $1,887,090; defiance of civilian production ad- “are involved in 19% of the auto land. 173.971 acres for $1,- m inistration “stop w ork' orders. (je a ths y}ns hardly seems to agree 00 improvements to these supported by increasingly vocal wj^h the youngsters’ boast th at $437,160.00: city and town I P= ts of direct action in fhe, ^ H d ’s b e sT S riv e n ’’ 2.080.00; improvements on sor™ o th tr Oregon cities Because of the physical advan- 8,780.00; improvements on I ndeterred by renewed threats tages of youth, the report points ,t deeded, $5,950.00; mov- of prosecution, work went ahead out that bovs 20 years old and achmery and equipm ent, on at least two commercial buld- below should have an unexcelled ,00; merchandise and stock ings and 12 houses, “none of which driving recordd. $101,900.00; farm imple- had authorization signs out front.” In the first eight months of this and machinery, $48,810.00; according to C. W. Thornberry, year minors have been at the ire and equipment in com- m anager of the Grants Pass and wheel in 4$ fatal accidents, claim- use, $44,770.00; horses and Josephine County Chamber of ing 56 lives. This is worse th an | $17,120.00; cattle, $161,- Commerce. three times as bad a performance • sheep and goats, $87,185; Eugene to Send Caravan as drivers between 30 and 50. $3,635.00; poultry and fur- Thornberry said he talked with ig animals, $2,100.00; public a contractor building three other COQUILLE It’s p a g e Ripley t, $104,030.00. which, w ith 1 houses, who said he had his men for this deer story. For Charles ns' exemptions totals the back on the job. An independent Butler this year repeated his last ng figure, survey showed work progressing year’s performance almost to a leral county as totals, $72,- on 20 more buildkigs, none o f , ‘T“. District 17, with 58.3 mills, which bore CPA approval, and In company with Milton Rogers $61,169.31. new building also being started, j with whom he went hunting last At Eugene, the realty board year on the first day o! deer voted to send a caravan to Grants hunting season, Butler shot and Pass “to check and see what they killed a deer within an hour after ANTS PASS - Builders ham- are doing." James Rodman Jr., sitting on the same stum p he shot a deer in the same time last year i away at homes and com- president of the board said. “We think that is possibly the and the deer dropped dead only al structures here FridaV in 20 yards from the place the deer last year had stopped, Butler and Rogers were hunting in Eckley county and said they! saw over 30 does, with every doe one or two small fawns. They! saw only one barren doe, and J she was an old one. They drove into the section without roads, in a ton and a half GI truck and hauled out the three-point deer,! assessed property val- weighing 140 pounds dressed. behind each O re g o n FALL VALUES For Home and Car For Safety's Sot« Very Fine Value F o ld in g C A M P STOOL om Exchanges: Vi [v e u f Home of the Croft Lily 1 .2 » STAIR TREAD Rustproof, all metal. Folds Into small, «a« y-to-manage size. cM a P ro tects s t a ir c a s e snd Increases safety. Black cor rugated rubber. Sbo»»* —- (ViH CHANCI al child varies fro m 2,900 a child in one etto $45 5 in another, inequality exists be lt school funds are raised ost entirely by the dis- Gise every O re g o n a chance to have a <1 education by p u ttin g rr>n schools on a sound r.cial ba «is. k. CRESCENT CITY J. W. Car-i penter, of Carpenterville, was cit ed by local traffic officers for highway 9 ls miles north of this! parking his car on the public! city. The C arpenter car was hit by ore driven by Irwin Sarina, of Smith River, and following the Sarina car, was one driven by Harold Tiedman, who was also involved in the crash. Beulah C arpenter and Alta Nel son. both of Carpenterville. who wi re in the C arpenter car, re ceived minor injuries . I i 1 WÌ Oregon College Of Education Books Homecoming. ’16 TISDALES GROWERS OF THE WORLD'S FINEST C R O FT E A S T E R L I L Y PLANTING STOCK U. S. A. rookinifs, Oregon for YOUR « 0 » to take th« ruts out o< vour b ' * 3 k * « t , wov, to mefct you' tutche*« ♦ o f your hvtng roc** r *«s« ore c ow ° jeos turmsbed dcily T on OM M l C H R ISTIA N Th»M h.<pful .d^JS o r . -O'US »i. See Out Clearance Table of Merchan dise—Drastically Cut in Price! -« ■ " home „ (. tr * S C IIN C f M O N IT O R S the ••ome tbot gives you wobd «•*» •r»ero,e ed to '’’pact on mou end vosx te”' s __ __ __ - _ «■ ‘ Th» O 'e on Science Pub sb.ng $:c e'. 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Highlighting these events will be the game with Lew is and Clark College on S aturday j October 12 at 2pm at the College stadium The O C E Wolves are, crowding in plenty of pie-w ar practice, and coach Knox predicts a thrill-packed game Festivities will begin on Friday night October 11 when the Rally Bonfire will he lighted and coach, Knox will introduce his first- s tri ngers All campus organizations are making last minuts prepar-j atmns for alumni entertainm ent on Saturday morning Alumni, students, college friends 1 and visitors from Lewis and C la rk , are cordially invited to join ip the festivities at the Homecoming! Dance on Saturday i dance will be held in OCE Physi- i cal Education Building. For your every insurance need. ! ! t u l> b e r D o o r M ai $ .4 9 Clean« mud and traah from afcoM quickly Touch, long wearing black rubber. ■inis;« i .5 o Suction cup« bold mat firmly In plaça. Whit Ita, black and cot on. 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