LOCAL NEWS
Watch Our
Sue Church of Grants
Pass has joined the staff of the
Oregon State Bank as a teller.
Miss Church was form erly w ith
the United States National Bank
of Grants Pass where she was
head te lle r and assistant chief
clerk She has had several years
( experience as a banker, both in
Oregon and her home state of
V irg in ia She is a sister of Mrs.
O live r S. Nixon of this c ity and
and w ill make her home w ith
the Nixons. Miss Church recently
M is t
Bargain Table
Every Day
PHILLIPS
Lad & Dad Shop
C H O IC E P R O P E R T IE S
Highway Frontage
(H ighw ay 101, Oregon’s Main S treet,
CHETCO R IV ER FRO NTAG E
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R E S ID E N T IA L LOTS
N E W HOMES
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RANCHES
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FARM LAN DS
ACREAGE
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IN D U S T R IA L SITES
INCO M E PRO PERTIES
B eautiful Scenic, P a rk lik * Ocean Frontage
W. H. BRADY
R E A L E STATE BROKER
Ao trie * to do the comnvm thing* of life unrrenmonly v e il.”
Gardner Bldg.
iPhone 2801,
Brookings, Oregon
MV want to congratulate the new
H I-W A Y M A R K E T
on their opening, and wish them many
years of successful and pleasant business.
ACACIA LAUNDROMAT
R a y a n d M ary J a n e B r im m
Phone 2991
. i: nnranrTTr un r : umagunm n
\i>u cem af/oid
avcicdliott-
purchased the Bud Cross home
Judge Hans G. Nelson is im ­
a fte r the eye operation
he underwent m Medford last
week. Mrs. Nelson visited him on
Sunday, accompanied by Police
Chief •’B ill” Brown and fam ily.
Mrs. Estes M orton is doing
nicely in Salem where she is re­
cuperating a fte r a siege of virus
pneumonia. She w ill remain there
during June while vocal cords
impaired by her illness become
stronger.
Owen Brow’n has been nursing
j a painful finger which was bron-
on Saturday when the tail-gate
of his gravel tru ck fell on it. He
is employed by the Gibbs Con­
crete Products Co.
The W affle Shop was closed
Monday while redecorating was
being done in the kitchen.
I. O. O. F. members and th e ir
wives attended Methodist church
held Sunday at the Chetco Inn
in commemoration of the found­
ing of the order.
Mrs. Avis Cole reports 25 feet
of snow on the level at C rater
Lake. She and her fam ily drove
there from Prospect where they
were helping to condition Con­
servative
Baptist
Camp near
Prospect fo r sumer use.
Mrs.
Cole had gone to Medford last
weekend w’here her daughter had
a medical checkup.
NOTICE OF SCHOOL MEETING
proving
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LANGLOIS
By M A R IO N BROOKS
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\ O I ICE IS HEREBY G IV E N to the legal voters of School District No. 17C, of Curry County, State of
Oregon, that a SCHCX)L M E E T IN G of the said district will lie held at Brookings-Harbor School on the 6th
day of July, 1953, at 7:30 o’clock p.m., for the purpose of discussing the budget for die fiscal school year, be
ginning July 1, 1953, an^ ending June 30, 1954, hereinafter set forth.
- - BUDGET - -
SC H E D U L E I
Estimated Receipts and Available Cash Balances
ITE M
Total All Fund*
Estimated Receipts From —
Delinquent 1 axes ..............................
County Schoo, hund ..........................
General Fund
Special R ea erie Fund
Schedule VI
► 13, lxxj . uo
y.iuoou
82. (30. (JO
B a sic sc h o o l S u p p o rt h u n d .......
Common (Irreducible, School Fund
1 ultion — Secondary ........................
Forest Service Rentals .............._......
346 00
2.U13.UO
8,750.00
Estimated lo ta . Receipts ................
Estimated Available Cash Balance ..
118,14100
73,007 13
$ 57,007 13
16.000 00
Estimated total receipts and available cash balance or deficit..................... 191,148.13
SC H E D U L E 2
1TK M
General Fund Estimated Expenditures
Kiaonentary
School«
Grada«
Secondary
1 S C J -1 K 4
1VO3-1VO4
School«
O ra a o
T o ta l U M .
•expenditure«
fo r jgns'ng
School Year
Bud
Allow .
In D eta il for
C urrent
Beh. Tear
E xpend iture* of 'i fiscal ye>ra
next preceding current *ch vr.
I »et
E xp
fo r last year
o f Z-yr. per.
First
Tear
Give
T ly . Tot.
1—G E N E R A L CONTROL
1. Personal Service:
5 1,950.00
(2, Clerk ..................................... ..........
1.01X100
H e ld Over from Laet WeekQ
(3) Clerical assistants ...........................
250(X)
(4, Compulsory education and census
60.00
Wednesday night friends and
2.
Supplies
(Clerks)
....
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70.00
relatives gathered at the gym to
.
150
00
watch the 20 graduates of Lang­
225 00
lois grade school receive th e ir
O ther expenses of general control:
diplomas The Reverend Jenkins
( 1, ..................................... .............
40 00
of Port O rford gave the gradua­
tion speech and it was enjoyed 6. Total Expense of General Control .....................................$ $ 3,745.00
3,745 00
very much by all present. Robert
Stankavitch
was
valedictorian
I I IN S TR U C TIO N
and B etty Jean Hendrickson act­ 1. Personal Service:
ed as salutatorian. Mrs. Hoover
(1) Principals .......... .....
$ 4,600.00
directed the class in several songs
(2) S u p e rv is o rs su p p lie s
and Mr. Thetford presented the
(3, Teachers .................
80,000.00
diplomas. Pastor Easterling gave
(4) Substitute Teachers
the benediction.
(b, L ibrarian .................
Thursday night was graduation
1 600 00
night fo r Langlois high school. 2. Library’ supplies, repairs
1.0000
There were eight students on the
. 1,400 00
senior roll. Morren Kamph played
6,180 00
for the processional and reces­
1,750 00
sional. Rev. Easterling delivered
/. Total Expense of Instruction ............................................. $95,630
$95.630.00
00
the invocation. There were songs
by Mary, M arlyn and Madelyn I I I. O P ER A TIO N OF P LA N T
Shoop, and the high school chor­ 4 Personal Service:
us. led by Jean Strain. The Lang­
$ 6,000.00
lois hand, led by Charlie Jensen,
(2) Towel Laundry
20(XX,
played. Dorothy Foster was vale­ 2. Supplies .....................
600 00
dictorian and B e tty Moade was
.. 2.00000
salutatorian. Roy Stein, associate 5. W afer
400 0G
professor o f dairy m anufacturing
. 1,100.00
at O.A.C., spoke on the “ Great 6. Telephone .................................................
12000
Divide” and gave the graduates 7. O ther expenses of operation (fre ig h t,
100.00
much w orthw hile m aterial to
8.
Total
Expense
of
Operation
................................................
$10,520.00
$10,520.00
th in k about as they plan th e ir
tin in11 o
$ 1.950.00
1.000.00
250 00
40 00
70.00
300.00
750 00
$ 3.900 00
2,000 00
500 (X)
100 00
140 00
450 00
973.00
$ 3.650 00
2,000 00
500 00
100 00
100.00
200 00
500.00
$ 1320.00
1,100.00
1,100.00
40.00
50(H)
301.65
266 00
60 (X)
100 00
100.00
4571
$ 4.420 00
$ 8,165 00
$ 7,150.00
$ 4.13.3 36
$ 4.800.00
$ 9,400 00
$ 8,800.00
35,000.00
115,000 00
108,424 70
$ 4 125 (X)
45.36
78,016.54
773.47
750 00
125.00
600 00
160 00
750 00
2,350.00
225.00
2,000 00
6,340.00
2.500.00
2,030.00
2,100.00
150 00
2,400.00
4,400.00
2,800.00
75.00
1,499.39
2,988.79
467.61
$42.183.00
$137,815.00
$131,124.70
$87.991.16
$ 4,000.00
400 00
600.00
1.000.00
400.00
700.00
18000
200.00
$ 7,480.00
$10,000.00
600.00
1,200.00
3.000.00
800 00
1,800.00
31X1.00
300 00
$18,000.00
$ 9,600 00
500.00
1,100.00
2,400 00
650.00
1,500.00
150 00
200 00
$16,100.00
$ 4,135.00
$91,596.00
$ 8,242.03
350.00
989.02
1,499.94
342.72
98-4.75
163.58
164.81
$12,736.85
$14,125.00
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