Thursday, May 8, 195
BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON
PAGE SIXTEEN
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All of the schools in C urry Co.
of 42 C alifornia counties, no new,
are included in the R ural School
agreem ent has been reached as i
yet. Local Union 2455, Crescent !
I D istrict. The election will be held
City, will strike, Thursday, May*
a t the School buildings in each
district. The polls are open from .
8, but this action will not affect
W ith contracts running out on any of the local independent con-
COLD BEACH - School dis 8:00 p. m. for one hour.
tric ts throughout the county will
Any registered voter (register- April 30 between the A. F. of L. tracto rs or builders, union officials
vote on Monday, May 19, on the ed 30 days prior to this election) J C arpenters and AGC contractors told the Pilot, Monday.
question of exceeding the 6% lim who has resided In the school d is - 1 ~ZZZZ2L_
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ita tio n for the 1952-1953 school trict for qjr m onths preceding this
y e a r by $161,106.28.
election n;ay vote.
M ore teachers and o th er em
ployees have been added because
COMPLETELY FURNISHED
of increased enrollm ent in prac
HOUSEKEEPING—bv week or month
tically every school d.strict in the
county. The R ural School Board
Included in the equalized county
South of Harbor
budget am ounts which the board
O rders for nine .political ad
felt would allow for adequate op vertisem ents which appear in t h s
e ratio n al expenses of all schools. issue came early, some last week,
Negotiations Have
Not Been Signed
County Will Vote
On School Budget
ONE- AND TW O-RO O M COTTAGES
Mail Service Keeps
Pilot Presses Idle
Serving Brookings
Since 1933
with notations th a t the m ats for
pictures would be m ailed Mon
day, May 5, from P o rtlan d by J
first class m ail. A rrival was de-
! layed and the Pilot w as delayed
I by at least 12 hours.
This doesn’t m atch, however,
a record which the Pilot recorded
last Septem ber 1. On th at day
a le tte r containing a $52.50 check
was received from Eugene the
check lacked but 21 days of l»eing
on the road two years.
Ilf
Wurlitzer and
/esse French
NEW AND USED
R E N T A L OR T R IA L
Tuning & Repair
SUNSET MOTEL OFFICE
CO NTACT—
Chetco Drug Store
Brookings, or
P A U L R O N N IG E R , M . D .
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
uusic
S T A F F M EM BER
Gold Beach Hospital
Seaside H ospital, Crescent City
Office Hours: io to 12; 1 to 5
PHONE 2911
troue
COQUILLE, OREGON
wuiLfinerTHVTHe
Naykcrhill Club
I
ROEDER
Funeral Home
508 II. St.
PIANOS/.
Phone 1091
CRESCENT CITY
Ten m em bers of the Nayborhill
club m et at the home of Lona
M cCarton last W ednesday a fte r
noon. Mrs. Florence Zinzer and
M artha G rayshel w ere guests of
the afternoon. A dessert luncheon
was served by the hostess. A be
ginners course of flower a rra n g
ing was given by Mrs. Grayshel.
The next m eeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. M uriel Gragg'
on May 7.
l^foct a Man to The Office of
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STATE REPRESENTATIVE
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(for Coos and Curry Counties)
who has
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BEST QUALIFICATIONS
ELECT
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SOUTHERN CURRY REALTY CO.
PHONES: Office, 2824; Residence 2583.
—If you are looking for the ideal location for your new home
SEE TH E NEU'
Brookings, Oregon
Crestline Sub-division In Harbor
L arge level ocean view lots
protective restrictions!
$1 iso and up (terms)
Walking Distance to Postoffice—
$7250 full price for cozy four-room home w ith fireplace, garden
spot, flowers, shrubs, on secluded city lot.
Unique I kind Carved Interior —
$2600 down buys two acres o r m ore on open hillside on the
south bank of Chetco, w ith 4-room house partially finished.
Excellent spring w ater.
lie L Fearless, Sound and An Untiring IForJ^er!
I k has the best qualifications to represent (axis and Curry Counties!
Mr. Bengtson is not *h self-starter! He w as urged to seek the Office of S ta te R ep
r e s e n ta tiv e by dozens of leading citizens of Coos and C urry Counties, because:
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4.
lie is credited
V eterans! (Mr.
S en ato r Morse
testim ony and
to pass).
5.
He is a m em ber of the G overnor’s C om m ittee on Child Delinquency and has
devoted much effort in the w elfare of the youth of Oregon!
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He was the sponsor of the Boys Cam p Law which gave the Board of C ontrol
he power to establish a Boys Cam p in Oregon. This law was la te r ratified
by the voters of Oregon!
ra u n e d
7.
He sta rte d the movement which led to investigation of the Custodial In sti
ll .on ol
regon and which led to im provem ents in the S ta te Hospital F eeble
minded Home. Girls Home. P en iten tiary and T. B. Hospitals!
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9.
He sponsored legislation which improved the Court facilities for Jackson County!
Modern Home on Acre and Half Tillable Land—
2-bedroom, garage w ith cem ent floor, $3800 full price, >a down.
Hill-Top Overlooking (ity —
Reduced 1'or Quick Sale
Duplex with income of $120 m onth
M eds cash now.
$6950 full price. Ow ner
Poor Health Forces Sale
B eautiful, newly constructed triplex w ith income of $180 mo.
C oncrete slab and rough plum biag already in for adjoining
duplex. $17,250 full price term s.
Acreage Below Present Market Value—
7 acres, cleared, level, good soil, ocean view, good roads, $25tX)
w ill handle.
35 acres in H arris Beach area w ith 1200 feet of beach frontage
and some highway frontage.
INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS!!
Contact or see: Charles Grayshel, Erma D. Rice,
Martha Grayshel or Guy E. Rice.
representing J a c k s o n
H e has no p a rtic u la r axe to grind and is not com m itteed to any group He is
free to sponsor any sound legislation for the benefit of this area and of the state!
garage, close in on north bank road. $5000 will handle.
B reath -tak in g view from every room, com pletely modern, de
light I ul kitchen, garage and store room suitable for guest
house, two m inutes from town. Reasonably priced; ow ner will
give reasonable terms.
He has established an outstanding record as a legislator
county two term s, 1945-1948!.
3.
Year Round lushing from Your Own Private Dock
S m a ll home com pletely furnished, garden space, fruit trees,
He has experience and “know-how.”
with saving Cam p W hite for a Dom iciliary Hospital
Bengtson at his own expense went to W ashington and
and Congressm an Ellsw orth have repeatedly stated
cam paign gave the -final punch” which caused the
d UT O « ^ UC,<i ,C i‘S' a,iOn WWCh h“
faCl“ ,,U d
for W a r
testified
th a t his
m easure
«..».aouiv
dam age
lit He sponsored legislation which Improved the probate practice in Oregon!
11. He has practiced law successfully in Oregon for 20 years!
(O. H. Bengtson Committee for State Represcntative-Chaj Gray-
shel. chairman, Brookings, Oregon)
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