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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 31, 1946)
man, response from local ceople and business firms has been most Srcording to L. D. Horner, prin gratifying. Half of the money so cipal of Brookings High School, h c p i . will remain in this com- the following students "made” munity for special work. the honor roll for the first six ! Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. Mvers and Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Harris weeks of the current vear: of The Dalles have been spend ACADEMIC Dianne Burrell, 2 plus average ing the week at the Leo Spangler ’ne. The Myers are Mrs. Spang (no 3 grades). ler’s parents. June Hassett, 2 plus average, Lawrence M. Gales has returned (one 3 grade). Joan Byrne, 2 plus averaee, from Okinawa, having been re leased from the army after 18 (one 3 grade). Betti Goldizen, 2 plus average, months service overseas. He will ret, rn to Bend this week, with (one 3 grade). James Vincent. 2 plus average, his wife and family, who have spent the last year in Brookings, (one 3 grade). Honorable mention (with 2 ”3” s) w ith her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ruth Hassett, L e t a Hassett, W. E. Spangler. Margaret Byrne. Charlotte Lan- Brookings Parent-Teachers As rfauer, Junita Kinion. Grades in sociation will hold its regular health and physical education are meeting, Thursday evening, Nov. not counted in determining thei academic standing for the aca-i demic honor roll (except that S or passing is required to gain' honor roll). H. S. Honor Roll 7. at the high school. Everyone is Don Redfiefild is at Dayton this McCall of Carl h h urged to attend. This organiza- week, visiting h:» mother, Mrw. tives of Mrs Ra tir i will hold a box social on J. W. Vernon. Mr. and Mr t Nov. 16. Announcements concern- Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rau have Medford are i ' i0R1 ing that event will be given out as guests Mr. and Mrs Harold days this week t0WR ,ater. McCall and Mr. and Mrs. J. VV. Try C la sa ^i . Sievert Natural Draft Oil Furna for maximum efficiency in the burning of distillate and stove oil in coo-stoves ers. without electrict. Convert those stoves today, Many satisfied customers in BrookiT^ have retort cement for installation. See us, we’re close—on highway 101, at Fort Dickj F ort D ick M ercantile FORT DICK H ig h w ay No. 101 ' I ATTENDANCE FRESHMEN: James Carte. Steve Ettinger. Maxine Duffy. Gillman Duffy. Leta Hassett, Lois Miller. James Vincent. Eloise Kinney. Clifford La Forge. SO PH O M O R ES: Vern Garvin, Gordon ’ nnev. D ianne B urrell. Phyllis W arnock. Jl NIORS: Bob Church, Don Vaughn. Irene Rau. S E N IO R S : H elen Payne. Honor roll standing is based on th<* grade average of the student. In order to gain the honor roll, a student must have an average of 2 in his academic work, no grade less than 3. and only one 3 grade is allowed in the com putation. In addition the student must lie doing satisfacory work in health and physical education and must have good attendance rec ords < lev absenses or t a r d y marks). If a student is only car- r>*ng three subjects, he or she must make 2's in all three Local News items Jimmy Fitzhugh. Jimmv Lvtle and Ronald Akers, while playing on the hill immediately west of town. Friday, discovered the loot taken from the candy truck Mon day evening. Found' in the cave left by the army, this loot was turned over to Deputy Sheriff Boh Nicodemus. According to Mrs. Agda Bick- y chest chair-1 C la ssifie d A ds FOO I.d te To C l& S 8 ifV L<>st N< 12 Elgin pocket w m vicinity of Central building Return to Carl Meacham, at Coos Electric Co office and get reward. For sale: new kitchen range I never unpacked, either wood or ml burner. New oil heater, never unpacked. Hot water tank, 30- ( M ^berson. apt. 2. at McPherson DeLux Auto Court at Haihor For Sale: Croft lily plantin’ st<Kk. 33. 4. 5. 6. and 7-inch bulbs. Selling at bargain price as I have n n 'r J n,: ines' W E Spangler. Bui s Barbt'r Shop, 35-2* For sale- upright piano, good condition. Rox 15. Harbor Wanted on shares: Croft yearl ings for new land D VV. Wingler on old 101, Keister’s properts Look for sign. 2 miles south of state line. 35-* 4 acres. A-l bulb land. 2 miles south of Harbor on 101 with fine v iew of ocean Approximated 90<)0 yearlings and 40.000 bulhlets of best Croft Easter lilv stock ML fenced; drilled well 2-room bouse I with garage and woodshed If vou! want to start in the bulb business fjcht her» ' your op|»ortuntt\ <12.• 1 000 Geo B Harris Harbor. Box Sale Kitchen range, se )>» tep inn H P Buxton. W mi H. “l*-r p re h r- FARMERS, WAGE AE3 $Ai tvitt want in vote 325 25 N 9 Citaae: A NEW AND ADDITIONAL INCOME TAX (3% ) on all checks total- ing more than $100 monthly, will become effective July 1, 1947, if the Initiative measure (314 Yes, 315 No) sponsored by the Townsend groups is approved by the voters of Oregon at the November 5 general election. This 3% tax would apply to all gross income of wages and salary earners, farm- ers and businesses (excepting only non profit organizations) W ITH O U T ANY PERSONAL EXEMPTIONS OR DE DUCTIONS other than $100 gross in come per month. It could apply also on income from insurance benefits and earn ings on savings and investments if, with your wage or salary or sales of products your total income was $100 a month or more. Farmers and business men would have to pay 3% on their gross income even if they operated at a LOSS. It is not a tax on profits alone. It IS a tax on Gross Income! The measure, if passed, would require .YOU TO MAKE OUT A NEW MONTHLY INCOME TAX REPORT AND PAY 3% MONTHLY ON ALL' ABOVE $100 THAT YOU RECEIVE and this tax would be in addition to all other Federal and state income tax re ports and statem ents you now make. EMPLOYERS COULD BE OBLIGED UNDER T H E PROPOSED LAW TO W ITH H O LD TH E TAX FROM EM- PLO Y EES’ PAY. This measure is a fantastic SPECIAL PURPOSE TAX SCHEME, promising $100 a month at 60 years of age to every body, W H E TH ER TH EY NEED IT OR NOT, if they agree to remain idle and spend the $100 in 30 days. The money could not be for any other purpose to re duce other state or Federal taxes unless a surplus developed, if ever. NO OTHER STATE HAS SUCH A SPECIAL PUR POSE TAX. It is a tax that would wreck Oregon s economy, driving business out of the state and destroying jobs. EVERYBODY LOSES EFEAT THIS MEASURE WITH THE DECEPTIVE TITLE VOTE 3I£ T NO on NOV. 5 Commute« A e. i n, t *•■... w. *. 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