ThuDsday, July 19, 1951
BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON
P age Twty»
Lacked Only A Point Of Tying the Sweepstakes Winner
, For Sale: 14x14 tent house, 1
I good white enamel wood stove,
reasonable. 4th house below’ the
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Laundry on Wharf St.
Mr. and Mrs. Al Panzer and
Mr. and Mrs. Stan Patterson at
tended the Klamath Fish Derby
and Boat races at Klamath last
Sunday.
Read the Pilot ads they save!
BE SURE HE S 0U
FOR THE COUNT
a^KEEP OREGON GREEN
Call For Bids
Fox Bros, float tuon first in the commercial classification, and shows hours of tin
rade staged in this community. Interest is gaining yearly in this ceent.
School Age Stated
In State "Code"
Several individuals have re
cently asked concerning at what
age a child may enter school.
( )regon school law, section 111-
1051, sets up the following re-
quirement :
“The district board shall admit
free of charge to the schools of
Montgomery Ward
REPRESENTATIVES
will be in brookings Thursday
and Friday of each week, starting
July 5. and will be located at
Hotel Brookings.
♦ »<<■ us for your appliance or
bifildiny needs!
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their district, all persons between . *
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the age of six and 2i residing,
therein provided that a child en-
The two-months-old son of ?
teiing school for the first tune
and Mrs. Richard Jump was
dining the fall term shall be
smothered to death Sunday when
deemed to be six year of age if
he was on a bed. and other chil
his birthday occurs on or before
dren playing on the bed rolled
November 15.“
on top of him. He is survived by
In line with the recommenda his parents and four older broth
tion of the Curry County School ers. Funeral services were set
Superintendent, and in keeping lor Wednesday at the Baptist
with past policy of the district, Community church.
the local school board decided
that it would again be the policy ;
of the district that exceptions:
could not be made to entrance
age requirement as outlined in;
Section IV1051, quoted above.
This is especially necessary con-
sidering the influx of school chil-
BROOKINGS. OREGON
dren to the district because of !
the plywood plant and the in- Real Estate and Insurance
creased business and lumber ac-
OFFERS:
tivity.
HOUSES IN TOWN —
2-bed room home, $7950 fu 11
Pilot Class Ads Pay -try ’em. price. Terms.
3-bedroom home on five lots,
large corner, $5565. down.
4-bedroom home, nice yard,
$4000 down.
HOTEL BROOKINGS BU1LDINC
Silverware and Jewelry
I can save you money in watch repairing!
Baby Chicks
200 BABY CHICKS, 2 weeks old
Still Have A
FEW DUCKLINGS LEFT
Our Specialty
Poultry Equipment and Remedies
BROOKINGS FEED AND SEED
Infant Smothered
SOUTHERN CURRY
REALTY CO.
LOTS IN TOWN—
Several 52-foot lots with city
water and sewer, $840 to $1000.
ACREAGE OUT OF TOWN—
2 acres, tillable, with a small
building $2150 full puce.
5 acres Highway fiontage, $5.-
950. Half cash down. Desireable
for trailer court or motel. Spring
and creek on pro pert
150 feet river frontage, $1.500
full price.
HOME OUT OF TOWN -
Strictly modern on two acres
with highway frontage, $.3850 dn.
Four rooms, ocean view, $6700
full price half down.
Four room clean home on cor
ner, approximately I acre. Ga-
rage and large store 100m. $5500
down.
Small house, garden and orch-
a rd on five acres, $5500 full price.
; BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
5-unit motel on two acres, $6,-
500 down.
Garage business, grossing $2500
per months. Owner's health forc
es sale.
Grade A restaurant complete
with furnished home. Can be han
dled by couple, $16000 full price.
Half cash down.
Office nejrt door north of Hen
dricks Furniture Stere.
The District School Board for
School District No. 17, will re-
ceive bids for constructing 380’
lineal feet of curbing, 850 square
feet of cement paving, raising
clean-out wall to fuel tank, and
entrance' wall to boiler room i.i
high school, plus separate bid on
385 additional feet of curbing
with all materials and labor to be
furnieshed by contractor.
Specifications for above work
are obtainable at th? High School
Office.
Bids to be received by the Dis
tinct Clerk not later than 7:00
p. m., July 28, 1951.
The District Board reserves
the I right to reject any or all
mids.
Dora E. Beaulie, DisL
Clerk, Brookings, Oregon
KEEP OREGON GREEN
Call For Bids
The District School Board of
School District No. 17 will re
ceived sealed bids for applying
5 barrels of Battleship Roofing
to the roof of the high school
building. Bids to be received by
the DDistrict clerk not later than
July 28, 1951, at 7 p. .m The
board reserves the right to re
ject any or all bids.
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Dora E. Beaulieu, clerk.
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Brookings, Ore.
Sy Payne and Dick Griffith wish
all to know there is to be no
shooting, hunting or trespassing
on their property on the Upper
Chetco road and Northern prairie
We are losing too much stock
from shots from illegal hunters.
SY PAYNE, ANN PAYNE
DICK GRIFFITH.
19-13*
Y. & M. AUTOMOTIVE PARTS
AUTHORIZED
M c C ulloch
chain saw dealer
AND REPAIR SERVICE
Open Sunday, 9-5 for convenience of our many
customers Be sure to Call On Us When in need!
Across from Shell Station
Brookings, Oregon
P. O. Box 596
61
Phon= 344
Brookings
Garage
Out Body, Fender and Paint Department Will
Malte your car looly life new—and you will find
our reasonable prices to your lilting.
Phone 334
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TEACHER OF
PIANO, VOICE, PIPE-ORGAN
Life Certificate
Studio Bldg., Brookings
High School Credits Fer
Accredited Pupils