Brookings-Harbor pilot., June 23, 1949, Page 6, Image 6

PAGE SIX
Car Owners Shou’d Study Schedule For
Payment Of Motcr Vehicle Licenses
SALEM, June 20, (Special to the Pilot)—In an apparent effort
to be the early bird that gets the worm, many motor vehicle owners
ar * already seting their 1950 automobile license fees to the regis­
tration division, Secretary of State Earl T. Newbry reported today.
He add'd that a majority of the fees are incorrect, requiring con­
siderable coin spend* nee and refundm^from^
The last legislature raised the
annual registration fee from $5 343,201-344,000 Oct. 31. '50 $ 8.50
1 > $10, but also provided for a 344.001-346,000 June 30, '50 $ 5.10
staggered renewal system in 346,001-348.000 July 31, ’50 $ 5.95
which one-twelth the licenses 348.001-350,000 Aug. 31 ’50 $ 6.80
v ill expire each month after May^ 350,(X) 1-350,500 Dec. 31, ’50 $10.20
.”>1, 1951. This requires a trans­ 351,501-353,000 Jan. 31, '51 $11.05
ition period in which fees will | 353,001-364,250 Feb. 28, ’51 $11.90
vary between $5.10 and $14.45 and. 364,251-375,500 Mar. 31 ’51 $12.75
the plates will be good for per-1 375,501-386,750 Apr. 30, ’51 $13.60
iods ranging from six to seven- 386,751-396,000 May 31. '51 $14.45
tern months. Newbry explained. 396.001-398,000 S<‘pt 30, '50 $ 7.65
In no case will the amount be 398,001-400,000 May 31, '51 $14.45
exactly $10. After that all plates 400,001-400.500 Dec. 31, ’50 $10.20
will be good for one year at the 400.501 -401.000 Jan. 31, ’51 $11.05
401,001-402,500 Feb. 28. ’51 $11.90
$10 fee.
$12.75
To avoid misunderstanding re- 102,501-404,000 Mar. 31,
pard’m; the new system. Newbry J 404,001-407,000 Oct. 31, 50 $ 8.50
407,001-410,000 Nov. 30, '50 $ 9.35
emphasized these points:
1. All 1919 licenses will ex­ 410,001-411,000 Dec. 31, '50 $10.20
pire Dec. 31, 1949, the same as in 411.001-412,000 Jan. 31, '51 $11.05
$11.90
412,001-416,000 Feb. 28.
former years.
2. The renewal fee for the 416.001-116,800 Nov. 30, 50 $ 9.35
new He* nse will be determined 416,001-417,300 Dec. 31, 50 $10.20
$11.05
by the number of the present li­ 417,301-417,800 Jan. 31.
$11.90
cense. Expiration date will be 417.801-418,600 Feb. 28,
$12.75
shown on the plate.
518.601-419.400 Mar. 31.
$13.60
Apr.
30.
'51
419.401-419.700
3. All vehicle owners will re­
$14.45
ceive an application form show­ 419,701-420,000 May 31.
'50
June
30,
$ 5.10,
ing the amount due in plenty of 420.001-421.000
5.95.
'50
July
31,
$
421.001-422,000
time for obtaining the new plates.
6.80
’
50
$
Aug.
31.
422.001-423,000
requested not
4. Owners
30, *50 $ 7.65
1o send in earlier applications un­ 423.001-424,000
50 s 8 50
31.
less they know the fee which will 424,001-425,000 Oct.
Nov.
’
50 $ 9.35
30,
apply. Fee schedules will be given 425.001-426.000
$10.20
50
Dec.
31.
426,001-426,500
wide distribution during the sum-
$11.05
31,
Jan.
426.501
-427,000
mer. (Clip accompanying chart
Feb. 28, 51 $11.90
427.001-427.500
and save, for information).
$12.75
427,501 -428.000 Mar. 31.
1950-51
1919
$13.60
428.001-429,000 Apr. 30,
Fees
Expiration
$14.45
429.001-430.000 May 31,
1- 30,000 June 30, ’50 $ 5.10 130.001-123,000 Mar, 31
$12.75
$13.60
30.000- 60,(XX) July 31, 50 $
30,
Apr.
532,001 -434,000
$ 6.80 434.001-435,000 May 31,
$14.45
60,001- 90,(XX) Aug 31,
90,001-100,000 Sept 30, '50
$12.75
435.001-436.000 Mar 31
1(M).(X)1-117.000 June 30, '50 $ 5.10 •136,001-437.000 Apr. 30,
$13.60
117.001-134,000 July 31, '50 $
$14.45
437.001-438.000 May 31,
6.80 138.001 -448.000 Jan. 31, 51 $11 05
134,001-151,000 Aug, 31. ’50
151,001-168,(XX) Sept 30
$11.90
448.001-483.000 Feb. 28.
8.50 •183,001-518,(MX) Mar 31
'50
168JXH-185,(MX) Oct.
185.(X)1-2(X),(XK) Nov. 30, ’50
$13.60'
518,001-548, (XX) Api- 30,
$ 5.10 548,001-578,000 May 31
200,001-201,000 Junt 30,
$14.45
204,001-208,000 July 31. 50
6.80
208,001-212,000 Aug,
212,001 -216,(MX) Sept 30 '50 $
8.50
50
216.001-220,(XX) Oct
9.35
30. '50
220,001 -225.000
30, '50 $
225,001-245,000
In the County Court of the
50 $ 8.50
245.001-260.000 Get
of Oregon for the County
260.IX )1-261.(XX) Dec n 50 $10.20
$11.05
261,(X) 1-262,(XX) Jan 31
Notice is hereby given that the
$11.90
262.001-266.000
Administrator
$ 5.10 undersigned,
366.OO1-267.5OO .lune 30,
50
with the Will Annexted of the
267,501-270.000
8.50 Estate of Axel John Alton, de-
270,001-285J XX) Oct 31.
30. 50 $ 9.35 ceased, has filed his Final
285,001 -315.1 XX)
315.001-325,000 Dec. 31. 50 $10.20 count in the County Court for
Curry County. Oregon, and that
325,001-329,000 Mar 31.
$13.60 Friday, the 1st day of July. 1949.
329.001-332.000 Apr. 30.
at 10 o’clock A. M.. and the court
May
31.
332,001-335,000
6 80 room of said court has been ap­
335.001-336,000 Aug 31. 50
pointed by said Court as the time
36,001-337,000 Sept 30 50 $
8.50 and place for hearing of objec-
337,(X)1-338,500 Oct 31, 50
tions thereto and settlement
30.
338.501 340,000
340,000-340,800 June 30, '50 $ 5.10 thereof..
M. S. BRAINARD,
340.001-341.600 July 31. 50 $ 5.95
Hugh
C.
Gearin.
Administrator
6.80
341.601-342.400 Aug. 31
Attorney-at-law.
Brookings,
Ore.
7.65
312.401-343.200 Sept. 30, 50 $
Notice Of Final
Account
4-
Dr. H. A. Stover
Phone 352
1062 J. Street
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Several girls of the intermed­
iate Girl Scouts have sent in their
registration for attendance at
Camp Cleawox, near Florence,
July 11 to 25. The girls will go
by bus to Florence on the morn­
ing of July 11, where camp coun­
selor will meet them.
Planning for 50 on the opening
day of Vacation Bible School, Rev.
Nick Neufeld came to the Pilot
office where he made up and
bound 50 notebooks. Saturday. On
Monday, after the initial session,
he returned to the Pilot office, to
make up 15 more.
A concrete retaining wall /was
installed late last week by Dris­
kell Motel, next to the Templar
hotel building, adding much to
the general appearance of the mo-
te1 nroperty.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Garabedian
and son of Fresno, are guests of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pete
J. Lesmeister.
LOCAL NEWS
Lynn Hampton returned late
last week from Eugene, where he
spent several days on school bus­
iness.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kubat,
and Mr. and Mrs. L. Z. Harbin
motored to Lakeview last week­
end. The Hubats visited his
brother, and the Harbins visited
their son-in-law and daughter, at
the Weyerhauser camp.
Mrs. L. Z. Harbin had as her
guest last week, Mrs. Claire Sieg-
ly of Portland, secretary of the
Oregon Cancer Society. Impress­
ed by this area, Mrs. Siegly was
sorry her visit had to be so brief.
Several army lockers from an
army camp were • brought to this
area by Elmer Bankus, Henry
Kerr and Brimm Bros, for use at1
their places of business. These
will be used as tool and equip-
ment storages.
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Notice is hereby given that all
general fund warrants of School
Dist. No. 17 up to and including
No. 7702 are called for payment.
Interest ceases June 23, 1949.
Dora E. Beaulieu,
District Clerk.
17-18
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