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Thursday, May io, 1956
BROOKINGS, OREGON
CURRY COUNTY SCHOOLS
CALL FOR BIDDS
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LIBBY VISITORS
Miss Bertha Graham and Miss
Doris Holmes, Glendale teach
ers, were guests at the By ion
Libby liome recently. The ladies
were classmates of Mrs. Libby s
at the Northwest Nazarene Col
lege, Nampa, Idaho. Dan F.
Miles, Sr., father, and her broth
er, Dan. Jr., of Ada, Oregon, also
dropped in, Monday afternoon.
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Ken Currie, formerly of Gold
Beach, has taken over the sand
and gravel business from Don
Yarnell. Currie was formerly in
the same line of business at the
county seat and may be reached
here at the same phone, 3414.
Wrecker Service
Portable Welder
Service
PHONE 4202
"íilE Y MWA7S HOLD RfcNDS
fo 3 U C Í0 AVOID 5ÛCKÎÎV
FOR CLASSROOM SUPPLIES
The schools of Curry County
will be receiving price quotations
on various items of classroom
supplies. Price quotations will
be received in the Curry County
Superintendent’s office no later
than May 24th. Any submitted
later than this will be disre
garded. For a listing of supplies
and delivery points, please con
tact the office of Curry County
School Superintendent, Court
GRANGE TO FEED AGAIN
house, Gold Beach, Oregon.
Another of their famed Man
Date of First Publication,
Made’’ suppers is being put on at May 9. 1956.
the Grange Hall, this coming
Date of Second Publication,
Saturday evening, between 6 and May 16, 1956.
A
8 p.m. Ramrodded by Milt Fos
ter, "ham and trimmings” will RAINED IN!
be cooked, dished up, served and
A whole flock of Merford
swamped after entirely by the scholars journewed from their
menfolks. Some 80 pounds of valley homes on a sneak day,
premius hams will be exposed to last Thursday. They planned
the public and being a masculine their outing for Harris Beach
party, prospective diners are State Park but they got rained
urged to come in their work in and wound up in the Star
clothes. The proceeds from the of the Sea Parish house where
feed will go toward buying new they spread a sumptuous lunch
chairs for the Grange Hall.
they had brought over w i t h
them.
No surgery needed
to reduce swelling
of painful piles!
MURRY
MOTORS
In doctor’s tests, am azing new
Stainless Pazo instantly relieved
piles’ torture! Gave internal and
external relief — without surgery 1
6 medically-proved ingredients re
lieve painjtcning instantly! Reduce
swelling. Promote healing. Y oh sit,
walk in comfort 1 Only stainless pile
remedy. Stainless PazoOv Supposi
tories or Ointment at druggists.
A story elsewhere in this is
sue of the PILOT should be of
interest, and studied by every
voter. It tells how you can help
the boards and yourself in cast
ing your ballot, and the im
portance of YOUR VOTING.
GOLD BEACH BUDGET —
City of Gold Beach voters will
he asked to approve an increase
is their tax base, May 18th, to
cover $4,000 for a new city fire
truck, $1,200 for their library
and $400 for new fire hydrants.
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FOR 3 ALE — 2-wheel, steel
framed trailer. Tires are like
new. See at Young’s 5 and 10 in
North Brookings.
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Two bedrom hove, 1 acre on
Highway, Harbor. Quiet livable
place with world of beatuiful
shrubbery. Ideal for a business
site. TOTAL PRICE IS ONLY
$4,75 CASH. Will be shown by
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AGENCY.
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NOTICE OF SCHOOL
ELECTION IN THE RURAL
SCHOOL DISTRICT OF
CURRY COUNTY, OREGON
UPON QUESTION OF
INCREASING TAX LEVY
OVER AMOUNT LIMITED BY
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LEADERSHIP and
SOUND JU D G M E N T.
• He inspires PUBLIC
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• He ia • man of A C TIO N.
OLD CLOCKS
DAN STYERS
“ A governor the
people of Oregon
like and trust”
In The Palmer Building
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Liberty, Salem. Oregon
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When Building in Winter
STATE CONSTITUTION
Notice is hereby given that an
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“Lection will be held Monday,
May 21. 1956 by the Rural School
District of Curry County, Siam
of Oregon, in all component
school districts ot said Rural
School District.
The election will begin at 2 0G
p.m. until 8:00 p.m . and will be
held in the schoolhouse in each
said component districts. The
purpose of the election is to sub
mit to the legal voters of the
rural school district the question
of increasing the tax levy for the
fiscal year beginning July 1, 195»
over the amount limited hv Sec
tion 11. Article XI of the Con
stitution.
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The reason for increasing such
levy are: The necessary expens*
of o p eratin g the schools exceeds
tho tax base of the R ural School
D istrict, which is the sum of
the t; x bases of all school d is
tric ts in the County except
school d istricts No. 2CJ and 17C.
The am ount of tax
in excess
of the six per cent lim itation p ro
po sal to be ’evie 1 by the ru ral
chool dist ets of C urry County.
Oregon, for th e fiscal y ear be
ginning Ju ly 1.1956 is $136.895.45
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tary . Run*. School Board: S id
ney Bales. C hairm an, R ural
School Board.
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deep freeze for your building
plans, with m odern construction
techniques m inim izing w eather’s J g
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C ertain precautions w ill m ake a | w
house built in w inter just as good
as one built in ideal w eather.
This m ay h u rry the proud mo
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new house keys.
T renchers and excavating m a
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easily; straw and portable h eat
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Portable heaters provide com
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cold; panel construction and use canv„ s sh(.lte rs.
of preassem bled roof trusses I
speed erection of the house shell, closing in the stru ctu re so work
m ay progress indoors.
• C ontractors and trad esm en alike m ake every effort to keep
erking in w inter; you benefit—work th a t is year-around is cheaper
th an th a t which is seasonal.
SI <7IÏON il ARriCLE XI
Datj'tl this 23rd day of April.
1956. ‘
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DAN'S
GAMBLING FINES —
Of the twelve who plead
guilty to gambling, fines in cir
cuit court the following were
assessed as noted: Kenneth E.
Taylor and Clarence Stoller $150
each for permitting gambling
on their premises. All other
charges against local men were
dismissed by the court.
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MOTHER'S DAY
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8 p.m. to 2 a.m.