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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 25, 1956)
f B ro o k in g s-H a rb o r P ilo t CT.OSSLD I OK TWO DAY'S The Drive-In theatre will t closed on Wednesday ? ' .i day, O ctober 31 t • Novcmb * ’ to perm it reached .o . v first run pictures for a later dat". ENGAGEMENI ANNOUNCED Mr. and Mis. Guy Wav an nounce the engagem ent of th eir daughter, S in d :., J in , to Nick Hedberg, son of Mr. and Mrs. F red H ed b erg oi H arbor. No date has been set for the .. ceding. The PILOT Enteied as second-class matter at the postoffice at Brookings, Ore. March 7, 1946, under an Act of March 3, 1879 BROOKINGST1ARBOR PILOT Editors and Publishers SUBSCRIPT-ON RATES: One Year in Advance (in Curry County) ................................. $3 00 one Year in Advance (outside Curry County) ..................... 53.50 f tf& K PU B L IS H E R S N A T IO N A I E_D I T O R I^A I N A / - 1 I A s T o c f a ju ^ N ASSO C IA TIO N W A IT A FEW D A Y S ... BE 3 YEAR S AHEAD! » “ * n i” V-8 engine. On Contact Brakes, a Fur\ ^ J ^ r e e full years j drive P LY M O U TH •*»’* , ft ■ Francis Fields A F F IL IA T E MEMBER Re-Appraisal Is Now Underway like Torsion-Air ahead of the low-price field when you see Ray Pisarck, Joe M urphy AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER NEW SPAPER O cto b er 30 you 11 *<;< <•"< T h u rsd ay, O cto b er 2 5 ,1 9 5 5 B ro o k in g s, O regon ' OREGON CRUNCHIES Blend 1 cup »of» »hortening, I cup» sugar, 2 egg«. Sift together and >tir in 2 ’A cup* enriched Oregon flour, 2 t«p. cream of tartar, I t»p. soda and '/» tsp. »alt. Mix in 1 cup ground filbert« or walnut*, chill dough Roll into "watnut-«iie" ball«. Roll in mixture of tb«p. «ugar and 2 t«p cinnamon. Place 2 inch«« a p a rt on greased baking sheet. Bake at 4 0 0 ° 8-10 minute« or until lightly browned but «till «oft. O regon W h eat food« provide 2 5 % of the daily food re quirement for ¡u*t I 0 % of your food dollar. Oregon Wheat Commission 305 S.W . 10th, Pendleton, Oregon o R E G O N \AZ h EAT We understand that the actual field work hv the state tax commission agent on the re-appraisal of timber holdings in Curry county has not gotten underway. ! wo agents were reportedly on the job now, and others are expected later. This is fine. We’re for it one hundred percent, d 1 is county has needed a re-appraisal in the worst way :inc has needed one for years. But, we wonder, why the delay? 1 he people of me county voted for the re appraisal funds way back in i-r-2. Receipts from the levy were in the assessors office ear»y in 1954, more than two years ago. We know too, mat the contract with the state was held up for almost two years before it was signed. This county dropped from fourth to 14th on the list of counties on the st ite re appraisal schedule. Some counties, Gilliam, Giant, Har ney, Morrow, and Wallowa, have already finished their re-appraisal. In Jackson county, the assessed \aliu <>f timber increased from $1,268,180 to $3,531,920. In G A M M A S IN S T A L L NEW M EM BERS The G am m a Gamm a chapter of the Betas held their regular meet ing Tuesday night at the home of Thelm a Houvila. Betty Seeley w as in charge of the refreshm ents Pat Dent gave a rep o rt on Cos umbfa county the value of timber increased from $139,- 280 to (AN INCREASE OF MORE THAN 600 PERCENT.) We’re sure that we will see a marked increase in toe value of Curry countv timber—and were sure that \\<. will see a marked decrease in the burden that the rest < 4 the taxpayers will have to shoulder. Or perhaps we wdt see increased revenues—to provide more services for co the people. At any rate we’re elated to know that the project has gotten uiulerway, and were happy to know that 1 few citizens working .is a group were instrumental in jarring county officials into expediting the matter. W’e just can’t go along with county assessor Georg« Sutton’s claim that he has k e n “instrumental in getting the lax Commission re-appraisal and equalization In gram for Curry county underway.’ I hat is not a fac* ind that is why we go along with Al Mincer for lounp. assessor. Mincer, we know, will never be content to just sit back and watch the world go by. m etics', and Norm a A rchibald re ported on 'H airdressing’. Five girls w ere initiated into the G am m a group. They w ere Pat W idmer, L averne Allison, Velm . Erb. C ha-lotte Chapm an and Su McKenzie. BLANKED! ! ! ! M urrray Palm er and John Mo lino retu rn ed Monday from a week end of hunting in Eastern Oregon. They drew blanks in stead of bucks, although it was reported th a t John had 19 shots. Chief of Police Bud Cross re ported the sam e luck on a trip he took last week However, he d id n’t even see a faw n. W hat are YOU doing to help attain a seaport at BROOK INGS? * BOB SKEHAN'S o o w Four years h a v e g o n e sin c e th e p roperty rea p p ra isa l w as v o te d . For th ree years w e h a v e b e e n p a y in g ta x e s to fin a n c e th e m ea- CLOTHING NEXT TO G O U LDS SH O ES JACKET CLEARANCE sure. Y et it h as just b e e n sta rted . E W H Y . M R. S U T T O N ? T w o and h a lf years a g o th e sta te o ffe r e d a con tract that w ou ld h a v e put th e program u n d er w a y . For TW O Y E A R S that co n tra ct lay . . . u n sig n e d . . . in th e file s. It w ou ld seem th at a fo llo w up w a s in order. W E R E N ’T Y O U !? T E R E S T E D , M R. S U T T O N ? Y o u fa ile d to file in th e p rim aries, Mr. S u tton , y et n ow you ex- p ress an in terest in th e a ssesso r ’s job. Y o u ’re ta k in g a lot o f cred it on y o u r se lf for fin a lly g e ttin g th e ap p ra isa l started . A R E N ’T Y O U S T A R T IN G A BIT L A T E , MR. S U T T O N ? REAL VALUES M e n s N y lo n F le e c e L in e d J a c k e ts R eg. 16.95 - - • S A L E 12.95 light w eight, wind rei»i*tant. w ater long wearing, w ann repetlant, M en s N y lo n Q u ilt L in e d J a c k e ts H o w c a n you ju stify to th e voters o f Curry C ounty th e th o u sa n d s o f d o lla rs in ta x e s th at w e ’ll n ev er c o lle c t b e c a u se of your fa ilu re to e x p e d ite th is p rogram ? W hy a r e n ’t you w ork in g w ith th e rest o f th e co u n ty o f fic ia ls to d istr ib u te the tax load on a m ore e q u ita b le b a sis? Was it a lack of interest, Mr. Sutton? R eg. 1 3 .9 5 - - - S A L E $ 9 .9 5 M e n s R a y o n D ress J a c k e ts — C h a rc o a l G r e y R eg. 12.95 - - - S A L E 8 .9 5 M e n s G a b a r d in e R e v e r s ib le G r a y a n d P in k J a c k e ts R eg. 11.95 - - - SA L E 7 .9 5 M e n s G o lfe r J a c k e ts Element «loth, wind and w ater resU tant. full sw ing bark» LET'S ELECT AL MINCER ASSESSOR And get the County Tax Program back on its feet R eg. 8 .9 5 - - - S A L E 4 .9 5 M e n s w a s h a b le d e n im S p a r t J a c k e ts R eg. 4 .9 5 • - ■ S A L E 2 .9 5 All Boys Jackets and Sport Coats Let’s ELECT a man who is interested in the job LET'S ELECT AL MINCER!! Mincer for XiwrMor C om m ittee, Cha* S w .-T tw . Pd. Pol. GB ’/ j PRICE Nylons - - Wools - - Leathers WE GIVE AND REDEEM GOLD ARROW STAMPS
