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Thursday, January 6. 1949 BROOKTNGS-HARROR PILOT. Brookinns. Oregon EMERGENCY ffOTAL, SCHEDULE 2—General Fund SCHEDULE 3 The World’s Best Climate $ 3,205.00 $ 1,100.00 $ $96,420.00 $78,585.00 $57,268.22 500.00 $ 6,142.50 TOTAL SCHEDULE 3—Debt Service—Interest $ 6,142.50 SCHEDULE 5 $ 6.142.50 Special Improvement Fund (Serial Levy) SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT FUND— Serial Levy as authorized by School District No. 17, April 22, 1946, to provide a fund for construction, reconstruc tion, betterment, improvement, repair and equipment of schools, school plant and premises in order to pro vide more adequately for the public school population of said district ...................................................................... $10,000.00 TOTAL SCHEDULE 5—Special Improvement Fund ... $10,000.00 $10,000.00 Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Hastings left for Portland recently after $ 500.00 being here several months dur ing the adffodil and lily harvest. $68,404.26 Notice To Creditors Bond Interest and Sinking Fund DEBT SERVICE—Bond Interest and Sinking Fund Interest on bonds ........................................................ PAGE FIVft $10,000.00 $ 9,969.41 $10,000.00 $ 9.969.41 In the County Court of the State of Oregon for the Countv of Curry. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed administratrix of the Estate of Henry C. Leming, deceased, by the County Court, of Curry Coun ty, Oregon, and has qaulified. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified t5 present the same, duly verified as by law required to the under signed at the office of Hugh C. Gearin, Brookings, Oregon, with in six months from the date here of. Dated and first published, De cember 23, 1948. $ 9.998.73 Last publication, January 20, SCHEDULE 6—Summary of Expenditures, Receipts, and Available Cash Balance«, and Tex Levies 1949. BONNIE M. LEMING, Estimation of Tax Levy Total Estimated Expenditures................................................. DEDUCT: Total estimated receipts and available cash Amount necessary to balance the budget ........................ Balance to be raised by taxation........................................... Total All Funds $112,562.50 $ 35,276.46 $ 77,286.04 $ 77,286.04 Estimated amount of taxes that will not be collected in fiscal year $ Total Estimated Tax Levies for Ensuing Fiscal Year $ 83,786.04 INDEBTEDNESS Amt. of Bonded Indebtedness...................................................... ! $112,000.60 Amt. of Warrant Indebtedness on warrants issued and endorsed "not paid for want of funds.............................! $ 2,000.00 Total Indebtedness .................. -......... -.............. —............... —! $114,000.00 Gem. Fund, Sched 2 Bond Int. Sp. Imp. Fund $96,420.00 $6,142.50 $10,000.00 6,500.00 Dated this Dec. 28, 1948 Signed: Dora E. Beaulie, clerk Hugh C. Gearin, Administratrix Attorney-at-law, Brookings, Ore. Classified Ads WANTED: Small bulbs and large bulblfils of Croft and Es tate lilies. Please quote prices, sizes and quantities available for present delivery t o Brookside Azalea & Bulb Farm, Box 142 Gladys Kindel, Chr. of Board Brookings, Ore. Approved by Budget Committee, Dec. 28, 1948 Signed: Earl Carson, Sec. Elmer Bankus, Chr. Budget Com. For Sale: New G. E. 8-ft re frigerator with separate deep freeze compartment. A. G. May, 44* Box 172, city. Gold Beach or Crescent City. and Mrs. Chester Croko, suffer Will sell equity in building ma These drives have donated that ing from a severe attack of the terial including knotty pine,, oak 2783 miles of driving time at Del Norte Pomona Grange measles. flooring, sheet rock, asbestos personal financial loss without a elected officers at a recent meet- The annual New Years ball, siding for 5-room house. Drop a single squawk. Your secretary his of the members, at Crescent Red held Friday night, was a success card to Phyllis Johnson, Box 184, donated hours in changing linen, wood Grange. They were: in spite of the stormy night. A Brookings. 44tf By L. A. Harvey, Secretary cleaning and blankets on stretcn- good crowd was present from all Master—Leo Kloske. March 22, 1948, the amount of ers for 32 to of the 35 trips, re over the county and other ad Overseer—Tom Ewing. the ambulance fund was $1261.99 quiring from one to five hours joining communities to usher in Lecturer—Maude Pidgeon. —from this amount, $800 was each time. the new year. The hall was dec Chaplain—Marie Norris. taken to buy the ambulance, the There is C. A. MacKenzie who orated with evergreens. Tom Secretary—Elizabeth Tomilson. purchase price of which was $750 has donated the laundry which is Ewing and his five-piece orcn Treasurer Minnie Kloske. The remaining $50 were used no small item. Chas Schaal has est ra provided music. A midnight Steward—J. I. Nelson. for running expense and for the re-covered the ambulance cush supper was served at the banquet Assistant Steward—Tom Pen buying of equipment, such as pil ions and has mhde a water-proof nell. room by Smith River P.-T. A. low slips, sheets, etc. cover for the stretcher mattress. Lady Assistant Steward—Fran These proceeds will be used t)i The balance of the fund, $461.99 The Pilot publisher has space kie Lewman. improve the hall. —was left in the I. O. O. F. for the cause. The local school opened Mon Gate Keeper—F. Molini. treasury’ to be held until forma Let’s get out the pen and see day after two weeks vacation. Pomona—Marcella Miller. tion of the Ambulance Inc. All | how fast we can fill out a check Ceres—Helen Timm. Mrs. Loraine Nilsen, teacher ambulance expenses from March to Brookings-Harbor Ambulance, Flora— Florence Ewing. of intermediate grades resigned .22 to May 18, 1948, were paid. Inc., Box 488, Brookings, to kcnp Executive Committee—Gus Mil and the school board has employ in cash from the earnings of the I the good work going. The officers ler. ed Mrs. Sybil Stephens to teach ambulance, or fees. are: Pianist—Sadie Mant. the fourth, fifth and sixth grades. May 8, the remaiinng $461.99 President—L e o Lucas, repre General State Deputy George She is a graduate of University was placed on deposit at Bank senting the Rotary Club. Laumann was present at med of Minnesota. She assumed her of America, Crescent City, in a Vice-president—Lloyd Harbin, ing. He will be in Del Norte on duties, Jan. 3. checking account. All income has| reprsenting the Rod and Gun Jan. 12 to install Pomona and Regular meeting of Smith Riv-I been so deposited, and expenses lub. subordinate Granges at the Lake er P.-T. A. will be held Monday have been paid by check. Secretary-Treasurer — Lucian Earl Grange hall. During the lec- , evening, Jan. 10 at the school, at Practically all ambulance runs A. Harvey, representing the Odd turer ’ s hour all joined in sing- eight o’clock. Pres. Mr. Warren have been emergency calls, 35 Fellows. ing Christmas carols. Lecturer Engdahl will be in charge, and * round trips to Crescent City and Vai Mendenhall, Sr., represent Maude Pidgeon read history of guest speaker will be Carter Pir Gold Beach, and one trip to Eu ing Amt rican Legion. some of the Christmas carols. tle, who will talk on audio-vis gene, 2783 miles in all. Drivers Roy Stephenson, representing ual education. All members and Followilng the business session were Vai Mendenhall Sr. with Veterans of Foreign Wars. friends are invited. all adjourned to the dining room 29 trips to his credit; Roy Steph Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Young and where roast turkey and all the enson with 2 trips to his and one son of Modesto spent the vaca i trimmings were enjoyed by all. double with Mendenhall; Leo Lu tion at Smith River, visiting their cas with 2 trips and a double Smith River business houses A r Automatic with The cubs enjoyed a roundup many friends, during their stay with Mendenhall; Lloyd Harbin, pack meeting. Monday, Dec. 27. and many homes showed a real a LIFT-OUT, (ARRY-ABOUT radio They were house guests of Mrs it Clad in Westinghouse MIGARIA, th* with one trip, the last in 1948. The Bear award was given to real Christmas spirit. The win- Mary Anthony, beautiful, indestructible “nwrae’e r-a- At this time there is $140.33 Larry Meyers, Gary Ault and to dows were decorated with motif terlal.” Mr. and Mrs. Robert Minear in the bank acocunt. Fees for Gael Ettinger. Wolf awards wore' of the season- trees glistening ♦ Automatic record ebeager plays 12 ten-Inch or 10 twelve-Inch records. and two children have returned ambulance service, still unpaid, given Ronald Olstm, Jimmy Wid- with ornaments. Many homes en ★ Exclusive Flenfi-powee. to their home at Medford follow amount to $113.55 most of the ney, Pete Tierce, Phillip Kess joyed family re-unions. it Automatic volume control—continu ously vorieble tone control. amount awaiting action of In ler. Mrs. May Haight of Vallejo ing the holiday season spent with dustrial Accident Commission of Several of these boys made ar who spent a week visiting her the parents of Mrs. Minear, Mr. Oregon and Washington. It will rows ranks too. This was ama sons, Carlton and Dan, and fam and Mrs. Robert Maris. Mr. and Mrs. James McGrew come along in good time. If this teur night and the cubs really ily returned to her home by the of Doris, Calif., are house guests is paid our bank acocunt would put out some good entertainment. Southwest Airways to spend the of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hight, amount to $253.88. About 75 were present. holidays with her granddaughter while renewing acquaintances in On July, 9, just six months Den chief George Berger re Helen, at Alum Rock Sanitarium the vicinity. from now, we must have $361.31 ceived a gold service star. George near San Jose. for ambulance insurance again Widney is starting his third year Mr. and Mrs. Louis Broman Ztsfen... Mrd yvtrV hty —full coverage for drivers, help with the cubs. and little son left for their home ers and all persons being trans CUB NOTICE at Walnut Creek, Friday, after ported. There will be a knot and rope spending the holidays with the Notice is hereby given *hat What do you think? You sure work class held right after school parents of Mrs. Broman, Mr. and I all General Fund Warrants of ly will make your Ambulance In- at the school house, Friday, Ja»> Mrs. Lester Uirich. School District No. 17, Curry * corpora ted men happy if you can 7. This will be helded by Mr. Mr. and Mrs. William Hall and County, up to and including 7391, Rhymes” on non-breakbale discs make a donation. These men sac Cochran. All cubs are invited tor daughters, Billie and Barbara, and all Building Fund Warrants Western, new and old Scandi rifice their time, you might do this interesting class. — George visited over Christmas with rel up to and including No. 243, are navian selections. a little with money. Widney, Cub Master, atives at Salinas. called for payment. Interest ceas Many New Popular Seceltions. It requires about 3*2 hours Mrs. Joe Reirhlin is confined es Dec. 30, 1948. Classical by Beethoven, Victor to make a round trip to either Renew your Pilot subscription!) at the home of her parents, Mr. DORA E. BEAULIEU, Clerk.) Herbert and others. Ambulance Will Need Insurance Next Few Months SMITH RIVER 1 (Revosuj • / 1 • Cub bcout Doings Brookings Electric & Radio Co. Warrant Call Westinghouse RCA Victor Records
