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BROOKINGS-
April 29, 1948
on* th e m ost votes being given
I
IKGTS L /Q y
the footstool exhibit. This exhib-
I
il included a number of foot-
iClGO v T O W Q
stools which were made at the
u ndred fourteen people Port Orford workshop. Mrs
their interest in the tight Mack exhibited a sewing cabinet
id Home Extension work with blueprints for making i».
ro Curry county's first These prints are available to any
Homemakers’ Day held homemaker interested.
Gold" Beach Community
A delicious luncheon was serv-
r Friday, April 23. All ed at noon by the Ophir ladies.
L-s ;n the*county had rep- The proceeds from the luncheon
The Port ( h fo r i W ill be used for a new grange
d the largest membership hall which is to be constructed
«nee with the Ophir unit in the Ophir community. There
L a close second. Even the was a short program at the lun-
'< unit which is only two cheon and included introduction
old had eight represent a- of guests to Homemakers’ Day.
[Out of countv guests in-
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I five women from the Coos
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Home Extension commit- n U I U e i l l d l k e r b
[ftese ladies were Faye
raft. Mabel Molther. Ger
McCue, Lela McCue and
By A ldene N. Roberta, RD A
Davenport. Mrs. W. H. HELLO THERE:
outh from Tonganoxee,
Yes, it was a GOOD, good day’
who was visiting Mrs. ninety-eight people from north.
Russell also attended.
south and central Curry register-
speakers of the day were ed at our first Annual Home-
[Esther Taskernd, Ittistan t m akers’ Day. (Many ffUMtl did-
|Home Demonstration lead- not register since there were 114
Macq presided at the in- served at the luncheon.) Th?
IN& H.on of the Home Extension Home Extension unit at Port Or-
j’tee who are: Mrs. Alma f°rd had 17 members registered.
11. chairman; Mabel Adams, This was the largest representa-
nan, Noma Thomas, tion of any unit. However, Ophir
iry; Ruth Bathiany, treas- led them a close second with 14
Martha Harbin. Helen Fain unit members registered. I wasi
cia Sweet. As a symbol truly proud of all the Curry’ Co.
iir office a corsage was pre- women, and already we are now
to each committee mem- thinking of a bigger and better
Swages were made by the Homemakers’ Day for next year.
Juigs-Harbor unit. In addi-
I’ll not write of any details
the county committee, the here since you’ll find a complete
in Aldene N. Roberts account of Homemakers’ Day
Demonstration Agent, Hel- elsewhere in the Pilot,
song leader, and Grace
Is your youngster enrolled in
irrison pun st, were pre- a summer 4-H club? There is no
with corsages. Miss Task- better way for them to spend a
talk in the afternoon was happy and profitable summer.
Ighlight of the day.
Any five youngsters can organ-
Gold Beach Extension u n it,ize a standard 4’H cll^b. if their
charge of center pieces Parents are willing to give them
tables. Each person at- somc helP- If every Parent helDS
( Homemakers’ Dav voted a lit,le’ no one wiH have a lot
1 center piece they liked of work to do- Besides Parents
he most votes were giver. have as much fun as do young‘
Alketa Kessler’s display sters-
center pieces were orig-
Are you Planning to build a
1 particularly appropriate new housc? Extension Service
ev consisted of drift wood has a new blucPrint service. At
ills and rocks with flow er Present there are blueprints for
Home Extension unit put over thirty house p,ans‘ We have
exhibit of some phase of the flocr plans in the County Ex*
>rk in this years program tension office so you can decide
tits were: Langlois. House which blueprint would suit your
■ Sixes, Cotton Dress work- needs.
Port Orford. P a p e r'd re ss
Program Planning Day for the
Ophir Foot stools- Gold Home Extension program next
, Sewing machine ’clinic- fal1 is really just arou? d the
Wings-Harbor, Nutrition ner- May 20th' Each of you could
(xhibits were also voted up- be thinking of the program you
__ _ would like to have so your umt
delegate can be informed. This
is the only way we can build a
program which fits the county.
That’s all this week, ex o p t a
, reminder of spring clean-up week
which is May 23 to 29. Clean-up
to eliminate rats, rubbish and
the ranger of fires. Clean-up, d >
not burn up.
Column
LOCAL NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. S. K. George. Sr.,
of Eugene have moved into their
beach property south of Harbor
and plan to make their home
here.
Mrs. Blanche Hamman has re
turned to Portland after visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Olsen for a
Few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Shrader
have moved to the S tate Forestry
building in Brookings to make
their home as Mr. shrader will
the State Forest Ranger.
«eu- Dresses,)
i Sloe As ar-i
nag w ardrobe. i
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r®WN crtfO ia
CIOTHIN6- NOTIONS
sporting GOODS
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M— «INCS. ORE.
Card Of Thanks
We wish to express our sincere
appreciation to all those who so
lovingly assisted us, and for the
beautiful floral offerings, in the
bereavement of our dear son and
brother.
B erth a M o o re
Ernest and Naomi Cassel and
We Can't Have an Equalized School Enrollment
in Curry County— But
We Can Have an Equalized Tax
for operation of our schools
Pan *t target
the £ feet fan
WHEN—Friday Night, 7 to 8 P.M., April 30. (This Week)
WHERE—At the Brookings School Auditorium
WHAT—
TO VOTE!
YES!!
On the question of the Curry county Rural School District ex
ceeding the “6 per cent LIMITATION” in the amount of
$63,270.40 for Curry County
W-H-y-!
Brookings-Harbor, District No. 17, amount to be raised by
taxes as allowed by the Curry County Rural School Board
amounts to $45,333.85 or approximately 24 percent of the total
Curry County amount of $189,022.90.
If the election passes ALL of our amount to lx» raised by taxes
as allowed by the Rural Board will be raised by an
E Q U A L IZ E D
TAX
Over Curry County Rural School District—In other words bv
and equalized COUNTY WIDE tax.
A letter from Mrs. Eromm, County School Superintendent, ad
vises us as to who can vote.
Gold Beach, Oregon
April 14, 1948
Mrs. Dora E. Beaulieu, Clerk
School District No. 17
Brookins, Oregon
Dear Mrs. Beaulieu:
I checked with Mr. Sutton this morning in regard to the list
of tax payers for your district. You will need to use the 1947 as
sessment list compiled for your last election in 1947 since the
new assessment roll for 1948 is not authorized until the Board
of equalization meets in May. Any chii'ges in property since last
January 1947 will not show on the voters list since the new prop
erty transactions are not included until the new assessment roll
is approved by the Board of. Equalization in May.
Sincerely yours,
(signed) Georgia Eromm,
County School Superintendent
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