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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (April 28, 1949)
PAGE SIX THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1949 BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON The World’s Best Climate to learn that the legislature ac (Pressure is being brought to GEORGE AlhEh PASSES cepted every item of the budget bear upon Gov. McKay to veto George Kemp Aiken, state bud as we sent it to them.” the measure). get director and executive direc- ACCIDENT BENEFITS VP tor to four Oregon governors, <o 10 Industrial accident benefits are died from a heart attack at his Hold Sale, Saturday • IVfS fXAMINfO increased 25% and unemployment home in Salem Monday morning IENSES*GROUND compensation was increased from He was a newspsaperman all his Saturday, April 30, at the for $20 for 20 weeks to $25 for 26 life until being appointed budget mer Leming Barber shop, the OFFICE HOURSrj<TO 5^30 weeks, with a maximum raised director in 1942 by Gov. Sprague. V. F. W. Auxiliary has set their SAT URO Ay S: TO 12.00 from $400 to $650. His passing could be recorded rummage, wrhite elephant and o as a casualty of the strenuous food sale, when clothing, odds & INTERIM COMMITTEES EK A, CAIÌF. * The legislature created interim and lengthy legislative session. ends will be sold, besides food to committees to study taxes, high-, Saturday night he said to this raise funds for the use of the RECORD-LONG SESSION . —adv. : Try Pilot Classifieds for sales! Oiegon’s longest and hardest- ways, Multnomah consolidation,! writer, “It (toes my heart good, unit. natural resources, state institu worked legislature adjourned sine die at 9:07 Saturday the 97th tions, higher education, cruelty to day. It was 14 days longer than animais and whether to create CRESCENT CITY MERCHANTS-Give Them At Least A Trial! the record-breaking session of a state botanical garden. Where to “FIND” and “BUY” It In CRESCENT CITY, CALIFORNIA: 1947 and cost approximately GAME AND FISH $750,000, including $200,000 allo LICENSES UP A business and professional guide to Friendly Crescent City Concerns who cat» d to interim research com- Hunting and fishing licenses merit a “share” of your trade when doing your out-of-town shopping. mittces charged to report to the were increased an average of 30 1951 session. The 1947 session per cent. The game commission’s cost $310,918.50. 10% tithing fund for general fund Jean's Baby Shop This was a deliberate, unhur- was eliminated. Persons wound lied session and gave all it had ing another w'hile hunting will be Clothing Toys towards solving the many tan prosecuted. There were 15 po- glefl problems created at former 1 ice-wardens added to the pres- Furniture sessions and by uninformed vot- i t nf 50 ers on initiative and referendum I Silverware “Here To Serve You measures. There was an absence LEGISLATIVE POST OBIT JEAN HANKE Flatware The good record of the late of the usual steam-roller tactics session is augmented by the many Hollowware Sherwin-Williams although an ultra conservative bloc occasionally threw its weight contreversal bills defeated. There Telephone 172 around and liberal democrats did were no new tax measures in Paints DIRELYTE some fancy needling to build up vented, although some of the old what they assert is a “a stock ones were accelerated. Auto li ■ Manuel's Battery] II A R D W A R E pile of more political ammuni censes were upped from $5 to $10 tion than we can use,” in the a year and gas tax was boosted & ELECTRIC CO. Housewares a cent a gallon to net the high-' 1950 campaign. way department $5,600,000 a year) “BALANCED” BU DC,ET Texaco Service The state budget estimated at and counties and cities $2,400,- 000 kickhack. 829 SECOND Tires and Tubes $102,837,000 was balanced pois- Bills defeated or pigeonholed t»d would be a less fallible word when the legislature utilized $51,- in committees would have: j Kaiser-Frazer Dealer j 304 “H” STREET Barred state tax on property, 000,000 of accumulated corporate I Ph. 91 Crescent City J excise taxi's, $3,000,000 of the left prohibited expenditure of state over funds from the 1947-49 bud« highw’ay funds within cities; per ■j........................................... «»—« ..................... -—4< uet and $48,000,(XX) of income tax mitted the serving of mixed drinks on trains; increased cost of driv returns estimated to be paid dur- CRESCENT CITY ers licenses; abolished the office Mulligan Plumbing As Joe Dokes w'ould quip, they of chancellor of higher education; RADIO given the governor right to ration said: “Put $48,000,000 on the cuff power; repealed law prohibiting j “The Family Store” j Floyd Mulligan «luring that time.” record dept Î sale of colored margarine; repeal- Then* is an apprehensive ‘if,’ Conipelte Radio Sales ! if the estimated revenues do ed milk control law'; required in Repair & Installation ! Dry goods and Furnish ! itiative petitions to state cost of and Service come in the budget will stay bal ings, Apparel for the ! Supplies and Appliances anced. If not, the budget will measure being promoted; pre SUI 3rd st.! vented sale of beer on Sundays; topple into the red. entire family 3rd & G. St. Ph. 1581 reduced the voting age to 18; OLD-AGE ASSIST AN( 'E 4* A $50 monthly old-age assist- legalized legislature to meet each i passed dependent year instead of every two years; mice on availability of funds with the prohibited cities from levying in- Carr's Sheet Metal i Nielsen Hardware! Crescent Lumber state given prior claims on re- ci me taxes; eliminated advertis < i| ieots’ estate and able children ing signs near highways; abolish & Plumbing & ELECTRIC CO. of needy ciders were ordered to ed the death penalty; repeal of Company support their parents or be pena Household Appliances, i Complete line of hard j from places selling beer; created lized. Leaders opposing the claim j ro\ ion announced the referen a state' rent control authority; Sheet Metal, Plumbing I ware and electrical fix PHONE 1881 dum would be resorted to in an prevented cities from taxing slot tures and appliances attempt to repeal the measure. machines. DIAMONDS WATCHES REDWOODS HARDWARE ‘«w " I . ............. » h wi n i n r f — n i h ■ — « wa mi... K »»■■■ Fw, aa— ■ , JL WADSWORTH JEWELERS PHONE 203 PHONE 2202 ! FINLEY'S I l»ho. 631 « R PHONE 113 900 1th St KEEP FIT WITH MASSAGE ( by appointment) HARVEY LUCIAN Member • CRESCENT CITY ! Norton Stationery' Equipment Comp'y ! MENS WEAR Logging and Mill Sup Jarman Shoes, Knox &l j Baxter Hats, Marlboro plies. Power Chain Shirts 1 saws, wire rope. 851 FOURTH STREET Î 920 Second St. & Oilicc Supply Co. 1 SCHOOL SUPPLIES ! of Medical Masseurs Ph. 171 Brookings, Oregon Dr. H. A. Stover ( I1IR0PRACTOR 1062 J. Street Phone 352 CRESCENT CITY, CALIFORNIA ELECTRO-PHYSIOTHERAPY X-RAY SERVICE ELECTRO-CARDIOGRAPH Chetco Drug Co. YOUR REXALL STORE Readv To Serve You Al wavs T. W. Zenier PHONE 183 2nd & Market Streets : T* Carrell’s-Hedrick ELECTRIC Electrical Supplies Your Hotpoint Store 911 Second St. PHONE 931 ■ When in Crescent City Headquarter at THE TIDES Cocktails-Ref reshments COFFEE SHOP Mildred & Frank Curtis A Snack Or Meal Bus Depot Cafe Mrs. C. I. Patrick t ««Bl I •+ LARGEST STOCK of diamonds, watches Chevrolet - Buick Sales-Service Auto Repair, Painting Radiators Repaired. Ph. 471 Crescent City silverware & jewelry Warren G. Hunter Nunn Bush Shoes Arrow Shirts Del Norte Laundry Pendleton Shirts Jantzen Sweaters White Stag Complete Line of Work Clothes Sporting Goods 3-Day Service JEWELRY Leave Orders at Cur-Del Cleaners 4* Patronize Your Own Chamber of Commerce Store for Men bi — ■ * ■ «■ H * » — F H — .1—— Crescent Chevrolet Gordon F JOHNSON You can’t go wrong by dropping in at the .. I ■ « 1 J For things concerning The City Welfare!
