BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT — BROOKINGS, OREGON
PAGE TWELVE
ing, and all Scouts are asked to made.
Last Monday night Scout Ex
A Court of Honor for Troop bring their parents. Visitors, of
ecutive
Virgil Clark gave the
course,
ill
be
welcome.
At
the
32 will be held in the grade
school gym next Monday even court, several awards will be troop signs for them to post.
BCOOT N E W S —
HI-WAY MARKET
GûtO AIIOW
' TI ackng
(OMFAMV
OPEN 8:00A.M. TO 9:30 P.M.
2'/2 TIN
VAN CAMPS
Pork & beans 5 for $ 1
PILLSBURY, GOLDEN YELLOW,
CHOCOLATE FUDGE,
W H ITE, SPICE CARMEL and ORANGE —
YO U R CHOICE
CAKE MIXES J f o r «
80 Count
PAPER NAPKINS
2 for 19<
FERN —-
LUCIOUS “H.C.”
ORANGEADE
46 Ounce Tin
4 for $1.OO
SOUTHERN MAID —
18 Ounce Jar
PEANUTiBU 1'TER 490
1 REE —
Orange and Pekoe
48 BAGS
TEA
47E
reminding people to vote, this
being one of the Yearly Good
Turns to which all Scouts are
committed.
Scout Ransom recently qual
ified for his swimming award
by covering the fifty yards in
Smith River. The water was
pretty cold.
Plans are being made for a
huge Scout Parade when the
new building is ready for use.
Work on that is progressing nic
ely and more workers are need,
ed. Anyone interested, see Mike
Page, Roy Weideman or Virgil
Clark.
KING’S TEENS HONORED*"
The King’s Teens were honor*
ed to have with them Friday
night, Miss Palmer, a misionary
from Ethiopia. She gave a talk
on the customs and way of life
of the various tribes in Ethiopia.
Miss Palmer is originally from
Canada but is planning on her
return to Ethiopia within the
next few months.
CARPENTERVJLLE N E W S —
Ray Passley returned home
Wednesday evening after making
a plane trip to Oklahoma to
visit his father, who is quite ill.
Pat Cox's mother stayed with
Helen while Ray was gone.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Carpenter
and son, Danny, were down from
Port Orford, Sunday, visiting
friends and relatives here.
Brother Colegrove took his
trailer house, boat, jeep pick up,
NATIONALLY ADVERTISED
fishing gear, etc., up Rogue Riv
er Thursday and spent two days
fishing. Charles Carpenter and
ARRELL'S CHETCO Rex Nichols helped him move
his equipment up the river.
Mrs. Neva Christensen return
ed home after spending five days
visiting friends down south.
Norm stayed home and batched.
Delmar Colegrove and Warren
McNeeley are busy marking the
lambs.
Jerry Carpenter and Terry
Timeus attended the "Hoot-Owl”
show in Gold Beach, Friday
night.
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Nickles and
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Pat Petra went to Ophir Wed
nesday, where Rex bought a jeep
Reel Estate
from Ed Wooley.
i2 ounce tin
CHOPPED BEEF
for
3 89<
KRAFT —
55C
Pink GRAPEFRUIT . .
6 for 4 5 t
Field Grown Tomatoes
................. 3 1 c CELERY HEARTS . . .
POUND
. . . . pkg. 19<
Cello CARROTS . . .
AVACADOES, Lge. Size
. . . 3 pkgs. 25e . . . . 2 for 29c
CELLO PACK —
M uncys M kt.
LEAN and FRESH —
z
GROUND BEEF
(TIOK F GRADE — Blade Cut
POUND
Rib Steaks
75t
with i2-gauge inner liner
Complete assembled, with stand
F.O.B. Coos Bay — S800
Also Stoc\ A ll Types of Storage Tankj
or will build
Coos Bay Steel Fabricating Co.
Phone CO 7-4515
A Dan-Dan-Dandy Place
To Buy!
Agency
« Insurance
1955 BUICK Century
1954 BUICK Century
2 DOOR RIVIERA COUPE
Very low mileage. Clean as
new car. Real performer, has
Radio, Heater, dynaflo, real
ly a good buy at . . .
2-DOOR RIVIERA COUPE
One owner, has Radio and
Heater, dynafyo. Top con
dition throughout. Steup up
to a late-model as-good-as-
new car, as way under nevy-
car price . . . only
S2895
S2245
If you hear something in the
woods these days that sounds
like a bear, think nothing of it.
It is only Leona Nickles and
Dot Petre picking ferns.
— MORE GREAT BUYS —
1952 PONTIAC —
4-DOOR SEDAN
Hydramatic, Radio & Heater
Mrs. Ralph Moore is now home
after spending the last week in
Seaside Hospital with a back
injury. She is now convalescing
under the care of Dr. Ronniger.
$895.00
- Blade Gul
4’Sueed, Heater, Bumper
FOR SALE—By Owner. Is GI
Approved — Beautiful 2 bed
room home, large lot, restricted
area. Fire Place. Attached gar
age. Phone 3575 or Box 821. In
Brookings.
9-4-p
1950 WILLYS Panel
$295.00
1949 CHEVROLET
2-Door
$295.00
1950 CHEVROLET
4-Door
465.OO
FOR SALE—1-bedroom home. I
acre land, drilled well, $3000
cash or $3500 on terms. See Jack
Smith, 1201 Iris.
9*4-c
FOR SALE — 22-foot Trailer-
House. New refrigerator, Paint
Job. Very Liveable. Good Tires.
$750.00 on Bank Terms. Inquire
at Duncan Trailer Court, Harbor
9-1-p
1947 FORD —
$95.00
1947 DODGE 2-dot y
$175.00
1949 BUICK Sup. Sdn.
$19500
1949 BUICK Sedan
ROADMASTER
$195.00
CONVENIENT BANK TERMS
Phone 3 2 0 5
FOR SALE — Stock Rack for'
Truck. 7 x 13 by 6 ft. high, $10.1
Owen Carter.
9-1-p
Penning Stuck
FOR SALE—Cletrac Tractor, ir
rigation outfit with 5 hp. motor,
pump, 550 feet of 2-inch pipe.
George Titus, 2 S miles South of
Smith River, on Freeway at
Knutson’s Boat sign.
9-2-p
0KTCK CARE KEEPS BVICKS BEST
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SUPPLEMENTARY BUDGET
NOTICE OF SCHOOL MEETING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the legal voters of School District No. 17C, of Curry County,
State of Oregon, that a SCHOOL M EETING of the said district will lie held at SCHOOL HOUSE
on the 14th day of May, 1956, at 7:30 o’clock pan. for the purpose of discussing the budget for the
fiscal school year, beginning July 1, 1956, and ending June 30, 1957, hereinafter set forth.
- - BUDGET - -
SCHEDULE I
IT E 0
18. Other Source» -O&C Funds
21 Estimated total receipts and available
cash balance or deficit
Estimated Receipts and Available Cash Balances
Total All FuniSn
$ 28,879.80
28.879 80
General Fund Esitmatcd Expenditures
Schernii
Qradee
49c
Boiling Beef 290
SEDAN, Radio & Heater
$495.00
1949 FORD Club Cpe.
$295.00
POUND
POUND
1950 BUICK Special
— Bargain Department Cars —
FOR SALE—Fisherman’s car-
1930 Model, runs good, $25.
Phone 2392.
Secondary
Scnools
Ora les
.
LEAN and Ml \ l’Y
2-DOOR RIVIERA COUPE
Dynaflo, Radio and Heater
$1295.00
To Late to Class
Elementary
BEEF ROAST
1953 BUICK Sup. V-8
$1595.00
1954 CMC y2 Ton —
S( I II.DI LE II
CHOK E GRADE
Coos Bay
Just Traded In On The '56 BUICK!
POUND
390
EXTRA HEAVY 9-Foot CYCONE
llONAA#
GRADED TUNA
5 (or
OIL
«45 00
Menning Buick
Phone
•3762
TWO HOMES ON RIVER
FRONTAGE- With that fish
ing .«season on you will want
to put your boat in the river.
One is a large home and one
is a small 2 bedroom House.
Excellent pasture on the
small parcel and wonderful
view from both. Drop in and
let us tell you about these.
A TWO BEDROOM UNFIN
ISHED HOUSE WITH CON
CRETE FOUNDATION. A
large, lot 95 x 100. This is one
you can work on in your spare
time and make a profit be
cause the total price is Only
$1,450.
DON’T FORGET WE HAVE
FINEST BUILT HOMES ON
F.H.A. FINANCING — Come
in and look at these pictures
and floor plans now at our
office. You can have a real
home built just for you. No
two alike in this beautiful
tract. Ready Built homes to
show you.
If you didn’t see last week’s
pajier, be sure to get it as the
SPECIALS offered are truly
outstanding. Some sold but
still have a few left. Look in
the classified for a REAL
BUY. YOU WILL FIND IT
THERE. PRICED AT ONLY
$1295.00!!!!
Quart Bottle
F.O.B. COOS BAY
jR E X A LL DRUG
Public
ALL PURPOSE
4 0 ' NEW
SHOPPING
LIST
BITS-O-SEA
*1.00
REFUSE BURNER
A PENNY MORE
BUYS TWO!
» Notary
WILSONS —
Thursday, April 19, 1956
O fllE
S( Hl.DULI VI
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1. Site, Site Improvement.
2 . Street Improvement and
3 Completion of Class Rooms
Estimated
Expenditures
for the
Ensuing
School Year
In Detail
Pudget
Allowance
in Detail
for the
Current
School Year
Exper iiiuree for Two Fiscal Y«
Next Preceding the Current
School Year
Detailed
Expenditures
for the last
Year of the
Two-Year
_______________________________ Period
FIRST YEA
Give Year!,
Details
O ther Special Reserve
$ 28,879 80
S 28.879 80
$ 28,879,80
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lated this lfth day of April, 1956 Signed: D orj^E ^SfU Jliei^^-
District Clerk Approved by Budget Committee April 17, 1956.
Signed: Raymond L Pisarek. Secretary, Budget Committee-
H Kessler Chairman, Budget Committee; Wm. Thompson,
Chairman. Board of Dl’vctors