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BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT - P A G E S IX — TEN YEARS AGO . . . . There was a »chtiol play in which the actors were Phyllis Huffman, Gene Gould, Eddie Freeman, Carol Lee Crockett, Genie Moore and Bill Foltz. Mrs. Harriett Baker went to work in the local phone officfflu?. O. W. Miller and Modesto "Pete’’ Payne, the two grand fathers, both in their 90's, of Kenneth Payne, presided at a family reunion whrn Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth visited from Seat tle. Ben Kerns and Martha P. Matsen were married at Klam ath Falls on the 25th. Conner Kessler leaves for the Army at Ft. Lewis. John Larger buys the old company garage. Henry Weigel, of Portland, buys 14 Harbor acres State school authorities order renovations and additions to the local plant. SELLIT THRU THE W ANT ADS Asks For Support For George Sutton W. H. Gauntlett, deputy As sessor, announced to the Pilot that he is not a candidate for county assessor, and that he is supporting George Sutton for that post. Gauntlett said that rumor had reached him regarding writing in his name for assessor, but he was emphatic in denying that he was seeking *he po«t. Sutton did not file. However, Gauntlett said that he is support ing Sutton ‘‘since iw* is the one man with the necessary exper ience to carry on the work of the assessor's office during the per iod of property « ‘-appraisal. The work on this reappraisal is just now beginning and will hr con ducted jointly by the county and the state.»’ He said further that "Mr. Sut ton has signified his willingness to continue in office during this difficult period.” PATRONIZE PILOT ADVERTISERS Pontic ¿ / Ï u / i ï t/tfutic / ’ ■ ’itoticn c m ic papers nn<l near-comedians work over- t ,• (Hi crude, alleged jokes about the drug store’s selling e rything but drugs, the chief interest of every pharma worthy of the name is in the prolongation of life and alleviation of suffering. If we had to part with every artment in our store hut one, the one we would keep ild he the prescription department. It is here that we privileged to oo-operate with your doctor in relieving j ir ills, in restoring health to you and the member» of j ir family. 1’his brings us far more satisfaction than we < Id hope to enjoy from any other department of the t .a e , Consider us your preacriptionist». FRANK'S PHARMACY New Phone Number 1444 - Open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. — Talent Show Prizes Awarded COURT DOCKET — The following cases are set to be heard in Circuit Court, Gold Beach, by Judge Charles S. Woodrich, of Douglas County. Beginning Monday, April 23— Francis Michelson vs. S.I.A.C.; Bessie Henderson vs. Walter E. Blinston; Henry Henderson vs. Walter E. Blinston; Johnnys OK Used Cars vs. Adolph Norman; Investigators vs. John E. New comb; Johnson vs. C. W. Button; Reed vs. Crabtree & Morsing; Thomas Westfall vs. J. Tinley BANK DEPOSITS NEAR 5 MILLION Figures just released by the United States National Bank Master of Ceremonies, Jerry show a deposit of $759,288.322 as Myers, awanled the throe prizes of April 10th. This is an increase to the winning acts in the annual of 124 million dollars over the Talent Show held Saturday, on April 11, 1955 report. April 14th. The Modern Dance, The Brookings Branch report performed by Doris Sheuy, Jack ed deposits of $4,885,328.25, ac ie Smith, Jerry Anderson and cording to E. L. Morton, man Len Colbert, copped the first ager. prize of $10.00. Marlene Olson, Loans and discounts for the Kay Nichols, Judy Sadler and home-owned statewide banking Jackie Smith, whose quartet system increased more than 43 sang "When Day Is Done’» won million dollars during the past the second prize of $7.50. The year. The 12-month gain gives $5.00 prize went to Nancy Shee- F ly n n ; U. S. National a loans and dis April 30th — an, an eighth grade vocalist who counts a total of $320,952,997. Agnew vs. DeGross Bros. Log sang "Mr. Wonderful” and “The This represents an increase of ging Co.; Tender Trap.” Ray L. McCormick vs. Roy better than 11 million dollars Loretta Waldien opened the since the end of December. Raines; program with an accordion solo, Loans and discounts for the Lillian McCormick vs. Roy "The Isle of Capri.” Judy and Brookings Branch n o w total Raines, et al; Janet Mosier, two junior high Fred Rupley vs. George Dun $3.436.214.35. Morton stated students sang a duet “Confess". Reflecting the growth of the ning, dba; A very effective pantomine, state it serves, U. S. National Verell Morrell vs. R. E. Dur “Eloise’» featured Bob Dimmick, also showed an increase in total ham; Doug Hamnes, Phil Kessler, Jier- Mary Lind vs. Dale Marsters; resources in the 12'month period. ry Smith, Dave Gates and Eddie Total resources now’ stand at Yock vs. Duval; Dimmick. A vocal trio, composed McQuay Norris Mfg. vs. LeRoy $827,482.830 — up 174 million of Judy Sadler, Sally Swanson from a year ago. Pollard dba; and Joy Got sang "He.” Commenting in U. S. Nation May 7th — A group of junior high girls al’s growdh, E. C. Sammons, the State Highway Com. vs. J. M performed a tumbling act, which president, had this to say, "It Walton; was followed by Kay Nichols State Highway Com. vs. Buff is our firm conviction that the with a piano solo "Maleguena.” continuing expansion of our ington; Glenna and Richard Giddings did State Highway Com. vs Nellie bank reflects the confidence of a guitar and song duet titled the people of this state in the Fromm; "Are You Mine?,’. A reading economy of this area and of the Clara Belle Turner vs. Ted "Juene Fille" was given by Ann nation.’» Puckett; Matot. Karen Wallace’s hula was In January U. S. National op Toedtemeier vs. Vernon Hoe- well received by the audience. ened a new branch in Coos flein; . _ Bay A very cute pantomine to "Hot Harold B. Thomas vs. Harry following merger of he Q jos Dog Boogie»’ included Deanna Bay National Bank of Marshfield Lowe, Cathy Meckathome, Mar E. Thornton; Ray Spurlock vs. Lawrence I. with U. S. National. In late ilyn Hale and Norma estern. March. Oregon’s first complete Rickman; Jim Nelson’s trumpet solo, It is reported that a case of the motor bank was opened by U. S. "It’s Almost Tomorrow'” was State Highway Commission vs. National adjoining the head very well done. Verna Rae Ar office in Portland. The five-story nett performed a tap dance, Nellie Fromm has been settled structure provides convenient and the time allotted to it, on dressed in a beautiful costume. "bank - from - your - car” service, "Put On Your Old Gray Bon- the May 7th docket, will be tak handling business for both head en by a case of the Highway nett” was the second selection office and branch customers, as sung by Sally Swanson, Judy Commission vs. Newhouse. well as off-street parking on Sadler and Joy Gott. Glenda VOCAT/OX_ three levels for customers while Keffer then performed a w'ell Young men of the area may banking at the head office, done tap dance. get an idea of their future by COUNTY ROAD LABOR Joan and Dian Kanick sang a duet "Because You’re You.” An looking upward a bit at another j In a summary of the financial anonymous Can-Can Dance pro* young man, working just east proceedings of the Curry County vided many laughs for th? aprec- of the Shell Service Station. This . 0 ourf s session of April 4th, a in Wages iative audience. Two numbers, young man is a highly-trained total of some craftsman engaged in a well-paid was charged against the General "You’ll Never Walk Alone" and “All The Things You Are” w’as vocation. He is a cable-splicer. j^Oad Fund in that portion of the presented by Sandy WJiillock, He had to learn his trade and he courdv extending northward of Viola Jackson and Ann Baldw in. is probably continuously employ- Go]d Beach whlle about $2,500 M.C. Jerry Myers gave a reading ed. When he is done he will wag decked against labor south county spat These fig. entitled *‘How To Your have spliced hundreds of wire of ends, wrapped them in insulat- ures are based on the probable Age.” Ann Baldwin sang a solo. "The ion, tucked them together and I residence of those receiving the Desert. Song,” Judy Coates did finally bound them with a lead nionev although they may have an acrobatic dance which was sheath which he must makt? both I jjeen’employed elsewhere in the wages very good. A quartet composed j water and weather proof. He will county ancj sorne of i leave a "swelled" place on the w?nt to residents well up the of Joan Kanick. Sylvia Gates, Jerry Smith and Lave Gates cable, and wherever you see one, | ROgue River. j some cable splicer has been like-i Together w ith incidental ex wise building America. penditures- gas, parts, etc., it And when he has spliced all would appear that about two- the circuits and tested them for thirds of the general road fund .....—y continuity, another highly train- Went into the upper end of the er technician, or more, take over, 1 county and only one-third into connecting them properly to the the lower end. busses and busses to the ex' ■ There are many more miles of change and so on, so everytime . county road from Pistol River you dial a number the probab- north than there are south of ilities are. if they have done their that stneam. job properly, you will make your 1 — who have !(?arned connection, not realizing that it . n ,ades karned th<? , has been m ade possible by th a t i Qf headWQrk w ith ha nd. cable splicer, the maintenance' work men, the linemen, and all the qetting U p N ights closed th e p ro g ra m w ith " I t ’s o rrled by •Bladder W eakness” [O e ttln f A lm ost T o m o rro w ” a n d " I ’ll B e Iiw Up N ights (too frequent, burning or Itch in g urlnatloni or Strong. 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Phone CO 7-4515 Coos Bay STATE TIMBER SALE Loeb Park Salvage Sale Sealed bids will be received at the office of the State Forester, 2600 State Street, Salem Oregon, on or before 2 p.m., May 7, 1956, for those thirteen (13) down Douglas fir trees marked with a painted X, located on the follow ing described timbe sale area situated in Curry County, Oregon, to wit: Part of the Southwest quarter of the north east quarter (SW14 N E 4 ) and part of the Northwest quarter of the Southeast quarter (N E 4 S E 4 ) of Section 13, Township 40 South, Range 13 West, Willamette Meridian. M IN IM U M STUMPAGE PRICE The minimum price that will be considered is as follows: Douglas fir 53 MBF at $15.00 per M — $795.00 Bid award will be made on the basis of the largest total lump sum bid. The State makes no guarantee as to the quantity or quality of the timber to be sold hereunder. Payment: Cash payment in full shall be required with bid. Prospective bidders should secure a copy of the prospectus covering terms of the sale from the office of the State Forester, 2600 State Street. Salem, Oregon, or Coos Forest Protective Association Headquarters, Coos Bay, Oregon. The State Forester reserves the right to waive minor technicalities or to reject any or all bids. Publication dates: April 5, 12, 19, 26 and May 3, 1956 SUPPLEMENTARY BUDGET NOTICE OF SCHOOL MEETING per month NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the legal voters of School District No. 17C, of Curry County, State of Oregon, that a SCHOOL MEETING of the said district will be held at SCHOOL HOUSE on the 21st day of May, 1956, at 7:30 o’clock pan. for the purpose of discussing die budget for the fisc il school year, beginning |ul\ i. loss aiid ending June jo, ms'-, hereinafter set forth. « m - « - .... — —— tations. try CYSTF.X for quick, gratifying, com forting help A billion CYSTEX tablets used in past 25 years prove safety and success. 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Treat youe aelf to a teat drier And, at thew horw«t- •o W m low aonihly payment*, 1« yuur»«U gut • per month deele« • $ 28.879.80 $ 28.879 80 Encrai Fund Esjtmated Expenditures Elementary Sebeóla Gradea Secondary Sc noni* Gradea Total E ’tlmated Expenditures for the Ensuing School Year In Detail Budget Allowance In rwtall for the Curreni School Year Expenditures for Two Fisca: Years Next Preceding the Current School Year Petalled Expenditures for the last Year of the Two-Year Period FIRST TEAR Otee Yearly Details n*wy ^ iiiii — r " * DUNNING MOTORS Y ov Cterry County A nt hon ted Ptrd-Memtry DetUr BROOKINGS, OREGON Total All Füwds SCHI DI LI- 11 You have 30 month* to pew All you need i* 30 * C**h down or trade. And vour present car should more then cover the down payment. So why wart. Corn« and get M! *»o«ed e* ix •< »a, v»or aUgkrty ie Estimated Receipts and Available Cash Balances schedule ! ' /T IB “ IS Other Sources OA C Funds 21 Estimated total receipt» and available cash balance or deficit OTH 1 Site, Site Improvement, 2 Street Improvement and 3. Completion of Class Rooms Total Schedule VI — Other Special Reserve Fund liated this 17th day of April. 1956 Signee! Lora F Beaulieu, District Clerk. Approved by Budget Committee April 17. 1956 « 28.879.80 ____________ S 28.879 80 ________ Signed Raymond L Pisarek, Secretary. Budget Committee; H Keasler. Chairman, Budget Committee. Wm Chairman, Board of L ’-ectors
