Thursday, April 26,1956
BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT — BROOKINGS, OREGON
E N T E R IN G SIST E R H O O D - ' T.4A’ D E L IN Q U E N T S —
M rs H arriet Baker, daughter
A list to talling several thous
of Mr. and Mrs. G len Zirbel and dollars in delinquent taxes
leaves Brookings soon to ente has been published by th e sh errif
th e N ew York Branch of tht of C u rry County. Some of these
C om m unity of th e Holy Spirit. I have not been paid for th e past
T his is one of th e fourteen sister • tw o years. T he listing is m ostly
hoods of the Episcopal Church. for businesses, livestock and for
j trailers. A plywood corporation
owes a to tal of over $17.000 in
N E W G R A N D D A U G H TE R -
back taxes.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy P ark er have
An appended notice w arn s th a t
a g ran d -d au g h ter born to then
if
th e back taxes a re not paid
d au g h ter, Mrs. Ja n e Hum phreys,
a t Vancouver, B.C., on the 9th im m ediately a lien in th e ir a-
The new arriv al has a three-year mount will be placed ag ain st the
old b rother. Mrs. P ark er went deliquents, and in terest will be
n o rth about a m onth ago to be charged.
w ith Jane.
BOB K N O X T R A V E L L IN G -
The many, m any friends of
Mr. and Mrs Robert "Bob" Knox
M RS M ORGAN SE L L S -
will tie m ighty pleased to knoty
Mrs. B reta M organ announces Bob and D orothy a re off on a
th e sale of her "M organ A p art
well earned vacation. They left,
m en ts" a t H ighw ay 101 and
last Tuesday, for an extended
Ransom Avenue to D. W H orton
visit in E urope cen tered about
of H orton B rothers. Mrs. Morgan
visiting th e ir d au g h ter, Mrs.
has purchased a trailei house,
R oger Davis, who is now w ith
w hich she plans to have moved
her arm y husband statio n ed in
to M eacham w here she w ill
G erm any.
locate n ea r h er kinfolks.
Bob was county ag ric u ltu ral
ag en t for C u rry C ounty a good
NOTICE OF 1956-57 BUDGET MEETING
In accordance w ith the provisions of the
"Local Budget Law ’» (O R.S. 294.303 to 294.415)
notice is hereby given th a t the Budget C om m ittee of th e City of Brookings, Oregon, in com pliance
w ith said law. prepared and adopted on April 19
th e following budget estim ates for th e C ity of
Brookings, Oregon, for th e ensuing fiscal y ea r
Ju ly 1, 1956, to Ju n e 30, 1957. All persons are
hereby notified than on May 8, 1956, in the City Hall, Brookings, Oregon, said budget estim a tes
m ay be discussed w ith the City Council, the
levying board for th e C ity of Brookings, Oregon,
and any person subject to the proposed ta x levy or levies fill be heard in favor of o r against
said proposed tax levy, o r any p a rt thereof.
City ' of Brookings,
Oregon
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. S IG N E D !
BYRON L. BRIMM, Mayor
CLIVE D. MANLEY, Councilm an
J. R. YELTON, Councilm an
C. F. CAM PBELL, Councilman
EA R L M. BREUER,
(SIG N E D )
A RCHIE P. H END RICKS, M em ber of Budget C om m ittee
A L FR ED E. BOTZEK, M ember of Budget C om m ittee
FR A N C IS A. ARRELL. M ember of Budget C om m ittee
D. D. W ILLIAM S, M ember of Budget C om m ittee
MURRAY PALMER, M ember of Budget C om m ittee
Budget Summary — 1956-57
T otal
All Funds
SEW ER FUN D
S ta te Gas
Const.
T ax S tre et O peration
M ainten.
Fund
G eneral
Fund
Special
Assess.
Fund
L ibrary
Fund
E stim ated
E x p en ditures ..............$250,592 00 $55,547.00 $23,030.00 $10,740.00 $60,000.00 $100,000.00 $1.275 00
R eserved for Use
8,640.00
A fter Ju n e 30, 1957....
8,640.00 ------------------------- ----- ................ ..
R ^B ipte60....................... 229,885.00 26.200.00
23,030.00
100,000.00
1,275.00
10,740.00 68,640.00
26,200.00
•A m ount N ecessary to
B alance B udget............ 29,347.00 29,347.00
Add— E stim ate d T axes
U ncollected D uring
1,658.00
Y ear 1956-57 ..............
1,658.00
$-
T o ta l L e v y ....... $ 31,005.00 $31,005.00
A m ount Inside
._. $.
6% L im itatio n — .......$ 31,005.00 $31,005.00 $...........— $................ $.................. $
BUDGET ESTIMATE OF EXPENDITURES — ALL FUNDS
1952-53
1953-54
1954-55
1955-56
$1333844
$13,348.29
3,753.55
(86.47)
$18,101.55
5,592.33
242.58
$35,321.00
5,500 00
(300.00)
(184.66)
2,325.16
3,875.00
2,797.64
6,065.00
2,700.00
6,000.00
1,269.65
335.55
5/479.90
6,502.50
2,168.63
220.63
400.00)
6,000.00)
4.74730
360.00
19233)
5368.90)
.............)
3,633.50
357.87
32,634.85
5,45739
32.968.13
(327.07)
48,765.96
(9,719.45)
62,421.00
(6,500.00)
~ 2 , 158.53
4,974.05
250.00)
6.99L49)
5,000.00
1300.00
$58,092.05
$32,641.06
$39,04631
$55,921.00
$ 9,183.62
$ 9,766.19
$14,752.00
" 309.10
948.16
$14,466.62
728 00
1,388.72
$ 9,492.72
$10,71435
$16,583.34
$14,752.00
—
FU N D & C LA SSIFICA TIO N —Approved
GENERAL* FUND —
C u rren t Y ear’s Levy --------------- $
P rio r Y ear’s Levy ---- --------------
D iscount and In te re st ...........—.
C ounty L and Sales ................... — -
L iquor A pportionm ents ................
F in es & B ail F o rfeitu res
(Including P ark in g ickets) —
Bldg., Plbg. & Elec. P e r m its ------
F ran ch ise T axes ..........- ................
PAGE THREE
FINEST
KEN TU C K Y
BOURBON EVER
PUT INTO GLASS!
1956-57
4,500 00
300.00
4,000.00
6,500.00
1,000.00
900.00
6,00000
6,500.00
2,500 00
P ark in g M eters ........................ —
O th er R eceipts -----------------------
T ra n sfers In ...........- .............. .......-
(850.00
T ra n sfer to L ib rary F u n d ------
31,35000
T otal R eceipts ........................
A vailable Cash B alance —
(5,150.00
Ju ly 1, 1956 ................... .........
T o tal G eneral F u n d .................... $ 26,200 00
S T A T E G AS T A X S T R E E T FU ND —
8 6 PROOF
S ta te A pportionm ents ................ $ 19,000.00
O th er R e c e ip ts -------- --------------— ....................
K
entucky
Strai
¿ht Bourbon
A vailable Cash B alance —
Ju ly 1, 1956 .......................... -
4,030.00
10
$¿180
T otal S ta te Gas T ax St. Fund.... $ 23,030.00
PT.
S E W E R O P E R A T IO N and
M A IN T E N A N C E FU ND —
S ew er Service ................................. $ 10,640 00 OLD CROW (MSnUCKY CO., 01V. OF NATIONAL OCT PtOO. C09P^ FUAHKFORT, ft
100 (X)
P e n a lty and In terest ....................
10,000.00
Connection Fees ............................
T ra n sfers to Sew er
(10,000.00
C onstruction Fund ................
A vailable Cash Balance —
Ju ly 1, 1956
T o ta l Sew er O peration and
M aintenance Fund ................ $ 10,740.00
S E W E R C O N STR U C T IO N FU ND -
Bond Sales ..................... .................. $ 5o.oqp.oo
T ran sfers from O peration and
10,000.00
M aintenance Fund ................
S ew er Service —
8,640.00
S u rc h a r g e 50 % ....................
T otal Sew er C onstruction
ON HIGHW AY 101 — 5 M ILES N O RTH O F C R E SC E N T CTC-
Fund ............................. •*............ $ 68.640.00
S P E C IA L IM P R O V E M E N T D IS T R IC T S —
Collections on A pportioned
Costs ........................................... $ 100,000.00
L IB R A R Y FU ND —
W ED—T H U R — ERI—SAT APRIL 25-26-27
25.00
Book R en tals ................................. S
Fines, Penalties and
15000
M emberships ..........................
250.00
D onations and G ifts ......................
— In CinemaScope —
850.00
T ra n sfer from G eneral F u n d .....
1,275.00
T o tal L ibrary Fund ...................... $
G E N E R A L FUND —
Jeff Richards — farma Lewis
General Control —
PER SO N A L SER V IC E:
3.000(H)
R ecorder-T reasurer ...................... $
1,350.00
P a r t Tim e A ssistance ...................
180.00
— In Cinem aScofie —
Ja n ito r ...............................................
General Operating, M aintenance —
R ent
............................................. $
900.00
Offioe Supplies .................................
200.00
U tilities .............................................
1,034.00
SUN MON—TUES, APRIL 29-^0 v
P rin tin g , dvertising
AUDIE MURPHY
Elections ...................
800.00
In su ran ce & F idelity Bonds ........
1,300.00
F.I.C.A. & S.I.A. Insu ran ce ..........
1,200.00
A uditing
Budgeting and
— In CinemaScope —
5
Accounting Service ................
600.00
M em bership Dues and
Conventions ...........................
750.00 r ARTHUR KENNEDY—1 I IT A ST. IDI IN
I
O th er General O perations
...........................
and M aintenance ............:.......
250.00
In terest On Loans .................................................
•3
LONG JOHN SILVER
$ 1,505.77
190.21
52.10
1,330.71
61.00
155.00
3,294.79
3.607 50
3.251.46)
.................. )
1334.05
1.681.40
S 1,735.28
$ 2,038.88)
1,160.17
1,303.23
684.23
1,345.68)
... .
»
465.00
119937
1,660.28)
...............)
350.00
$ 2,960.00
200.00
180.00
420.00
1,500.00
750.00
1,010.00
700.00
350.00
61.00
61.00
331.00
435.76
356.09
150.00
237.08
963.24
7.087.44
368 63
752.23
8.089.91
700 0Í)
550.00
9,791.00
......... )
8.187,48)
..................)
3.241.80)
203 29
. . ..)
4.350 00
3.657 50
421.59
1,192.11
)
1,618.45)
5,100.00
3.900 00
3,600.00
1.400 00
715.00
1,470.00
$12.632.57
971.29
$12,210.94
280.32
186.35
.300 00
100.00
639.80
553.01
833.33
186.35
680 00
932.69
1,145.71)
1,429.73
L800 00
962.69
1,299 65
1 «573.93
2,055 00
50 00
30 00
153.94
144.20
205 00
533.41
650.94
$10.074.41
639 80)
15.75
3300 00
4.049 16
2.00
6.701 50
7.354 44
2.714.87)
)
198 50
5.414.76)
)
637 85
2.91337
1.700.00
7.752 61
............... )
3.057.09)
................)
............. )
3.321 12
6.378.21
700 00
1 00800
500.00
4.452 00
6,660 00
2.481.11
1.082 47
3.563 58
1.800 00
1,419.®
3.219 85
T.650 00
1,725.00
659 89
2.384.89
434 00
205 45
600 00
246 79
603 00)
639 45
846 79
603 00
$ 1.650 00
$16.185.00
1,200 00
1.200.00
1.80000
200 00
2.000 00
R 600 00
3,000 00
11.000 00
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IT S A DOG'S LIFE
r
TO HELL
Capital Outlays
Total General Control .............. $
C apital O utlays ..........................
T otal Police
C ity Jail —
P riso n ers’ Meals
Medical C are
..... ...
...
O th er Expense
............... ...
T o tal City Jail
..................
Municipal Court - -
S alary of Judge
S ala ry
Judge Pro-Tern
.. ..
O th er Expenses
............. -
T o tal Municipal C ourt
Fire D epartm ent
Personal Service
H ydrant R ental
Equipm ent M aintenance
O ther Expense*
C apital O utlays
T o tal F ire D epartm ent
S tre et D epartm ent -
SALA RIES and W AGES:
M aterials and Supplies
Lighting
...... ......................
O ther Expense .................
C apital O utlays
T otal S tre e t D epartm ent
C ity A tto rn ey —
Personal Service ................
Other Expense ....................
T otal City A ttorney
C ity Engineer —
Personal Service
Special S urveys
All O ther
T otal City Engineer
THE NAKED DAWN
14.324.6O >
Police D epartm ent -
PER SO N A L SE R V IC E :
Police Chief ..................................... $
F irst D eputy
............................
Second D eputy ................................
M atron and Special
Officers ............
..............
General. ’Operation and M aintenance
Police C ar Expense ......................
O th er Expense ...............................
Uniforms
I
BACK
|
5,400.00
4.200.00
3,900.00
1,866 40
100.00 I
1,500.00
515.001
1,866 40
600.00 i
1.900.00 11 961.73
367.32
18.115.00
$38.419 12
600.00
100.00
600.00
1,300.00
1,800.00 $ 8,544 56
50.00
180.00
2,030.00
7(0.00
1,200.00
500.00
78.00 $ 8,544.56
500.00
27)78.00
1.20000
1.700.00
2.900 00
1.800.00
1 X 0 00
6,700 'O
6 7(O J0
1,773.61
146 48
200 38
1,962 52
84 54
232 54
1,800 00
300.00
.300 00
2,120 47
2,279 30
2.400 00
$42,312 19
2,359 09
.3,182 75
$43,647 21
85000
2 500 00
$55,92 L00
$ 2.344 95
.............
)
3,341 22)
$ 3,000 00
4.200 00
1,333.00
600.00
1,800 00
1 320 00
1.200 00
)
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9,325.63)
...............)
...............)
$
500 00
300.00
728 ''•6
6,795 81 )
$ 9,325 63
$13,210 01
499 00
$14,75200
Dance Recital
Set For A pril 2 8th
The F o u rth A nnual R ecital of
Blossom Behee’s School of D ance
will tak e place S atu rd ay , A pril
28th at 8 p.m. in the N ew H igh
School Gym, w ith fifty -fo u r
stu d en ts tak in g p art. T h e ev en t
will be sponsored by th e P T .A .,
and the proceeds will go to th a t
organization. T ickets will be on
sale at the door.
T his y ear’s them e will he "A
M asquerade Ball", th e young
ste rs particip atin g will be: G lor
ia Billingsley, M ary N orm an,
Laveda M attson, Connie K essler,
Ross K essler, B renda Sm ith,
Linda D arnell, D ebra W estbrook
P atsy Snyder, Dee Ann G roth,
Jan ice King, W a lte r Biddle,
Jack ie Botzek. B a rb a ra D ah l
ström , Wenli Browne, Michelle
Browne, Rodney Browne, Rose
m ary Brown, K ath y B ushnell,
Susan K ay M artin, G reg Behee,
K aren F razier, Jodi Reeve«, Les
lie Reeves, T eresa VanCeil, Bon’
nie Saxelby. M arella M urphy,
K aren Bradshaw . C harlene F lem
ming. Connie Swanson, Colleen
M urphy. P a tty Jo G ragg. N ancy
K uhnhenn, Ju d y Fox, D onna
Jam es, I>*ara Bradshaw , L inda
Bordwell, B a rb a ra Lewis, C h a r
lene Sabin, P a tsy H a rt, V erna
Rae A rnett, C h ristin e Austin,
Jan et Thompson, D aw n McVay,
BY
Ja n e t Pyne, M ary K ay K essler,
F o rest P roduct* la b o ra to ry ,
B arb ara Robinson, C am elia Cox,
F o rest Service
U S . D ep artm en t of A g ricu ltu re T erry au Claire, M ym a K ay
Rhodus, S haron W heatly, Becky
One o f A Series
W
heatly, D arrell O tis and W en
FALLACY 4 -T h a t wood used
in construction is u nder all con dy Otis.
ditions m ore dangerous th an
N E W S FRO M BOB JO H N S O N
stoel in case of fire.
Bob Johnson is doing ju s t fine,
I t Is tru e th a t wood w hen ex
posed to fire te m p eratu re s will a t A tascadero, according to his
b u m and be converted to c h a r m o th er who w as m uch encour
coal. w hereas steel does not b u m aged w hen she visited him and
under sim ilar exposure condit also w ith Bob’s letters.
Bob has a sm all hom e and a
ions. B ut wood, when used in
rock
shop, and has m ade m any
heavy tim ber construction, has
a trem endous adv an tag e over tin- valuable friends both th ro u g h
protected steel. W here thick his lapidary w ork and otherw ise.
beam s co n stitu te the supporting At the huge Paso Robles Rock
m em bers of a stru ctu re , ihe o u t Show Bob's en try won th e to p
side surfaces, on exposure to aw ard, a purple ribbon and a t
severe fire conditions, will I n th e San Luis Obispo show he
come charred, w hile a su h stn at- w as aw arded a blue ri hiton In
ial core of wood, because of its th e form er exhibit, his case w as
low heat conductivity, rem ains placed in tlie middle of th e floor
space and Bob had it illum inated
a t low te m p eratu re , unchanged
w ith lam ps placed behind slabs
and intact, and reta in s most of
its stren g th for some time. Steel, of thin, highly-polished sem i-gem
u nder the sam e fire exposure m aterially.
Physically, Bob feels a g rea t
conditions, because of its go»*I
deal
b e tte r and gets to do m ore
heat conduction, will quickly
become heated th roughout and every day.
lose much of its rigidity and
load hearing capacity and thus
perm it collapse of a stru c tu re
sooner th an lim iters of the sam e
initial stren g th .
F or stru c tu ra l purposes, th?
w orking stren g th of unprotected
w rought iron and steel as re
ported in Johnson’s M aterials of
Construction, m ust Ite regularly
dim inishing w hile the te m p e ra t
ure increases, the rate of dim in
H a lf-a liv e , headachy, when constipa
ution Iteing about I (tercent n
tion »ours stomach?
»? B lac k -D ra u g h t*
100 F. increase in tem pera! tir«». re lie v e s c o n s tip a tio n o v e r n ig h t.
Helps
sweeten
sour
stomach too.
It is for this reason that steel
t ljjt r w Stoauch SwMtamr Wortt OwnlfW I
p v m liers a rc commonly required
No harsh griping Made from pura
to be enclosed in concrete or v e g e ta b le h e rb s . T h o r o u g h ly b u t
gently uncorks clogged Intestines.
some o th er protective m ateriel. Bungs com forting relief In m orning
SOME CO M M O N
FALLACIES
ABOUT W OOD
TH EA TR E-
$50,000.00
L E T T E R TO B R O O K IN G S-
H A R B O R C o f C. —
H aving ju st retu rn ed home
a fte r spending tw o glorious days
in your fair city, T feel I m ust
tell you whAt a pi (t\ place it
is. Th? setting th e re is perfect.
N ever before had the pleasure
of spending any tim e there, ju st
driving through. Had alw ays
thought of Brookings as being
ju st ano th er place along the
highway but now have changed
my mind It is tru ly one of the
b eau ty spots along the coast and
th e scenery is tru ly m agnificent.
It has now been about four
y ears since I had gone through
th e re and I w as am aaed at how
th e city had grown. Those lovely
new motels, th e W
new business
houses, so m any new homes,
which m eans and shows you have
an active C ham ber of Commerce.
You have ju st about ev ery
th in g th e n 1 RUT a good highw ay
to Gold Beach. S urely th e s ta te
will do sm oothing about th a t
real soon, or should
I co n g ratu late you on your
fine work.
M yrtle E. Byers
1616-23rd S treet,
Milwaukee, Oregon.
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SELL IT THRU THE
W ANTAGE
P ILL THE PLUG
OH STOMACH UPSET
Then life looks sunny
B lack-D raug ht to d a y
m any years and his wife has a
long career
C urry CountV
booster.
W hile the Knoxes are g ■:>»«
Mr. and Mrs D ouglas DeVoe will
I k * w atching the Knox home on
Indian Creek, just up th< Rogue
from Gold Beach.
w h*”
o u ttp n ttn «
sour» child r»i. » dl-
ye«l I. »1.11 dlipoMtlori set Syruo of
OrTught Th«y tors thU honey-sweet liquid’
CHETCO
Planning. Zoning, Sanitation
S alary and W ages
1,800 00
Planning Commission
300 00
b th e r Expenses
.300 00
FUND Kr C L A S S IF IC A T IO N Approved 1956-57
T otal Planning, Zoning
and S an itatio n
2,400.00
All O ther Appropriation# —
Em ergency Fund
3,000.00
T otal General Fund
55,547.00
S T A T E GAS T A X S T R E E T FU ND
Superintendent
$
.3,600 00
G rad er Man
4.800 00
I,abor
2,250 00
. ■■ ,
Mileage
G rave]
2.750.00
1,380 00
Gas, Oil and T ires
Equipm ent R epair
............. .
1,800.00
Equipm ent R ental
1,000 00
S tre e t Signs
Weed Control
C ulverts and D rainage
4,000 00
O th er Ex (tense
C apital O utlay
850.00
T otal Gas T ax S treet Fund
$ 23.030 00
Setrt-r Oprantunn and M nintenanee
S alaries and Wages
$ 4,000.00
M aterials end Supplies
4,000 00
O th er Exfiense
2.74000
T otal Sew er O peration
and M aintenance Fund
$ 10,740 00
S E W E R C O N STR U C TIO N FU ND
C ity’s Portion,
Cost Main* and L ats
30.000.00
Pum ping S tatio n s
30.000 00
Diaprtaal P lan t
8.64000
T otal C onstruction ............
68.640 00
S P E C IA L A S S E S S M E N T D IS T R IC T S
Paving & .Sewer Const
$ 100,000 90
L IB R A R Y EUND
Ja n iro n a l ....
$ '
if lo
U tilities
.
20.00
Postage. P rin tin g A O th er
120 00
dP eriodieais
1,(773 00
To»ai L ibrary Fund .................... $
1,275.00
again! Oet
•In Pt.ndrr or Oranulatnd to*
now in s e ii . c a t v - t - o - f - a • k t Ta
T a b l t l i . tn o l
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