Brookings-Harbor pilot., October 25, 1956, Image 5

B ro o k in g s-H a rb o r P ilo t
Compkts Automotive Repairs
aid Refinishing
T he C ity of G ra n ts P ass gave
som e 180 p in ts of blood to the
B ;odm obiie. recen tly T h e Cit>
of B rook,n ;s has m ad e a v a ila b le
som e th ie e tim es th a t n u m b e r of
p in ts th ro u g h its W alking Bio >a
B ank and A L L FREE:
T h u rsd ay, O cto b er 2 5 ,1 3 5 6
B ro o k in g s, O regon
ROL M A R Q U IS, G RA D A D
O u r old n eig h b o r, LeR oy M ar­
quis, now re sid e n t at th e O dd
fe llo w s H om e, P o rtla n d , w rites
th a t h e 's now a g ra n d fa th e r, he
an d a n o th e r re s id e n t th e re having
been adopted by a b u n ch of T heta
Rho girls, from W ashougal, Wn.
T hey keep him p re tty w ell sup
I plied w ith th in g s Roy likes to eat
i a n d d ro p in to v isit, occasionally.
i In cid en tally , Roy says it su re is a
, sw ell place. L loyd says he an d th e
w ife a re p la n n in g to sto p in to
see Roy on th e ir C h ristm as v a c a ­
tion, an d w ould be glad to ta k e
o u t an y th in g an y o n e m ig h t h av e
to send.
ST. T IM O T H Y G U IL D PL A N S
D IN N ER AND B AZA AR
T he a n n u a l S t. T im o th y Episeo
pal C h u rc h 's d in n e r an d b a z a a r i-
seh ed u led to ta k e place N ovem ­
b e r 3 at th e I.O .O .F. H all. T his
y ears th e m e w ill be •'S panish F i­
e sta ,” w hich gives good in d icatio n
w h at to e x p e c t food w ise.
T h e ev en t w ill fe a tu re free Pin-
ata gam es fo r th e ch ild re n and
m any d oor prizes to be given e v ­
e ry h o u r o n th e hour. T w o of th e
prizes to be given a re a Rug and
ta b le cloth.
T h e tim e of doings s ta rts at 3
p.m. an d th e cost a m ere S I.50.
w hich p ro b a b ly can be paid off
in pesos.
Brookings Items
M is. J im K o eller and d a u g h te r
C a th y sp en t th e w eek end in
P o rtla n d .
M r. an d M rs. C h a rle s Yokom,
an d Mrs. Yokom'.- m o th er. J o h n
D ay, O regon a re sp en d in g a few
w eeks in B rookings at t ‘n home
A • ,.-o a
: s h u n tin g tr ip w as
of th e Y okom 's d a u g h te r, M rs.
’ > , >y J o h n an d D iva S a tte r
H arold M oore and fam ily.
f a . : T 1 . an d B cv zrlv K in g and
A1 and F lossie B u ch an an w e n t
C an d v re p o rt h av in g good luck
d u ck h u n tin g in the ’< ’.lath
h u n tin g 50 m iles out of P rin e v lie
F alls a re a th is p ast w eek t nd.
L >nn;e and Ione S a tte rfie ld join
Inspect Our Factory Installed Paint Booth
T hey re p o rte d few ducks, <nd a
ed them at P rin ev ille.
little snow .
Mr. an d Mrs. Elza M o rgan an i
Mrs. R uth B ulke. th e fo rm e r
d a u g h te r of P aisley. O regon are
R utin S c h o m of S m ith R iv et. a n d
nd ng a w eek end w ith Mr
h e r m other-in-law , M rs. R. B ulke
and M rs D an G eaney. M rs. G ean y
A n n u a l A r m istic e Party
a te h ere from B u rb an k , C a lifo r­
i
M: - II < a in are sisters.
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nia visitin g Mrs. B u lk ’s m o th e r,
Mr. W. J Collis acco m p an ied Set for N ov. 10
L e tte rs, accom panied by th e M rs. M aude P h illip s M rs. P h il­
Mr. and M rs. T rav is of H a rb o r on
L ead ers of th e local VFW Post
a rtic le a p p e a rin g in last w eek's lip s re c en tly su ffered a he. it a t­
\\ hy Take Less When You Can Get the Best
a h u n tin g tri,
to th e S teen s an d L adies A u x ilia ry an n o u n ce
P Il/T T about th e possibilities of tack and is feeling b e tte r bid still
th a t th e a n n u a l V eteran s F am ily
M in* ns in E astern O regon.
a S e a p o rt at B rooking-, have been confined to h e r hom e. All h e r
Mr. . a i M rs. C h ester G rag g and p arty w ill be held on S a tu rd a y
m ailed to som e th irty o r m ore in
to r
¡d a u g h te r -p en t th e w eek end in ev e n in g , N o v em b er 10th, at the dividuals, C h am b ers of C om iuerc N frien d s and neighbors hop
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speedy
recovery.
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G ra n ts Pass visitin g th e ir daugh-
liew sp ap ei* , a n d o th e r p u b lica­
S a te llite C h a p te r No. 165. O. E.
m u la tin g a p ro g ra m th a t should
• r, M rs. D ale S m ith ind fam ily.
be a bit b e tte r, if an y th in g , w h en tions w here it w as th o u g h t th e y S.. w as host to G old B each C hap
m ig h t do som e good. It is planned te r No. 161. Fridav evening. O cto­
To rem o v e a stuck, .-crew ty p e c o m p ared to p rev io u s p arties,
TINY
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to
follow up tlie.-e firs t sto ries b e r 19 w hen L aurose H ib b ard ,
b o ttle cap, g rip it w ith a n u t­ i T hey h av e been held in th is
4C" PA C IF IC A V E .
w ith o th e rs w hich will also be A ssociate G ran d M atro n el tl e
i n eig h b o rh o o d fo r m an y years.
crack er.
G ra n d C h a p te r of O regon, m ade
m ailed o u t.
| h e r official visit for a school on
in s tru c tio n S he w as an o v ern ig h t
guest at th e hom e of Mr. an d M rs.
C h arles B iekner.
A g ro u p of about 4(1 m em b ers
of th e E astern S ta r a tte n d e d the;
fu n e ra l of Fisa R av ak es in C res
cent C ity last T uesday.
Mr. and Mrs. W m. S h ep on an d
son and Mr. and M rs. R. M alv ern ,
all of Big B ear, C alifo rn ia -pent
sev eral days lu r e th is past week,
e n jo y in g th e fi h m g and scen ery .
Mr. and M rs. W m. S te w a rt, for
m e r re sid en t of B rookings an d
now of M edford, drove o v er to
a tte n d th e fu n e ra l of M r s . R a v ­
ak es, and spent th e d ay at th e
hom e of Mr. and Mrs. D ro b au g h .
M rs. R o b ert C a rte r e n te r ta in e t
h e r b rid g e clu b last T u esd ay .
D an J a g g e rs w ho has been v is i­
tin g frie n d s in G ra n ts P ass fo r
th e past sev eral days, has v o lu n ­
te e re d for service in th e arm y and
w ill go to tra in in g cam p N ovem ­
b e r 12.
M r and M rs F re d S u llo w av re ­
tu rn e d hom e a fte r being in K la ­
m a th F alls for sev eral w eeks.
M r. and M rs. W. Roles of L ong­
view , W ashington spent th e w eek
end w ith his sister and niece, Mrs.
F lo ra W ebber and M is. L yle Red
field.
M rs. Eva S oule of K la m th F alls
is sp e n d in g som e tim e nt her
hom e on th e beach.
N ine w om en of th e B aptist
ch u rch m et T u esd ay for an all
I d ay sew ing session for th e W hite
5. A c o m p le te set o f a eria l p h o to g ra p h s o f th e C ou n ­
. Cross.
1. T h e a u th ority to m a k e a re-ap p raisal o f all ta x ­
I T h e m an y frien d s of C laude
ty w as c o m p le te d in S ep tem b er, 1955.
A rrange­
a b le , real prop erty o f a ll th e c o u n tie s in th e sta te w as
G oldizen a re h ap p y to know th at
m en ts for th is w ork w ere m ad e by the C ou n ty in c o ­
d e le g a te d to th e S ta te T ax C o m m issio n by the S ta te
j he is do in g as w ell as could be
o p e r a tio n w ith th e T a x C o m m ission , and th e C ou nty
expected. T hough still confined to
L e g isla tu r e . F ifty per cen t o f th e co st o f this w ork
’ h is bed w h e re h e w ill be fo r som e
p aid th e co st.
w as to be b orn e by th e C ou n ty and 50 per cen t by
i tim e, he re p o rts feeling it an
th e S tate.
o th e r d ay less as a shut-in.
6. A letter from th e S ta te T ax C o m m issio n , d a te d
T h e lad ies of th e L. D. R.
S e p te m b e r 2 7 , 1955, sta te s:
ch u rc h h av e a needw leork and
2. In 1952, Curry C ou nty v o ted D O W N th e rea p p ra i­
cookie sale slated for th e Johnson-
" C u rry C o u n ty is th e fir s t C o u n ty w e h a v e w o r k e d
sal m ea su re and w ou ld not a u th o r iz e a tax levy. In
j H urst B ldg, th is com ing S a tu rd a y
u n d e r th e R e a p p r a is a l P r o g r a m in w h ic h th e r e
‘ th e 27th.
1954, th e m easu re w as put up to th e voters a gain
Body and Fender Repair
Mechanical Tune ups
Truck and Trailer Repairs
Acetylene and Arc We'ding
Brookings
Independent Auto & Trailer Repair
THE COMMITTEE FOR THE RE-ELECTION OF
ORGE SUTTON
For County Assessor
BRING YOU, AS A PUBLIC SERVICE
The Facts
On the Reappraisal Program in Curry County
w ill b e no d e la y b e c a u s e o f la c k o f p h o to s .”
and w a s p a ssed o v e r w h e lm in g ly .
A tax levy w as
a u th o rized e x te n d in g over a p eriod o f six years. T h e
first levy, $ 8 ,6 0 0 , w as c o lle c te d w ith the 1954-1955
ta x es.
7. P rior to b e g in n in g a ctu al fie ld w ork on r e a p p r a i­
sal o f farm and tim b er p rop erties, it w a s n ecessa ry
to co n v ert th e aerial p h o to s into m aps. C o m p le te
c o p ie s o f m ap s and tra cin g s h a v e b een m a d e in th e
A sse sso r ’s o f fic e , to co n fo rm to th e sc a le d e sir e d bv
th e T a x C o m m issio n . T a x C o m m ission a g e n ts h a v e
b e e n g iv e n c o p ie s o f a ll o w n er sh ip record s and p r o ­
perty d e sc rip tio n s.
3. In 1955, a fte r receip t o f th e lev y , th e C ou nty Court
and th e A ssesso r's o f fic e e n ter e d into an a g reem en t
w ith th e S ta te T a x C o m m issio n to rea p p ra ise ah
co u n ty property.
4. T h e C o u n ty ’s co n tra ct w ith th e S ta te T ax C om ­
m issio n p r o v id e s:
N o a c c u r a te f ie ld w o r k is p o s s ib le u n til a g e n ts h a v e
th e s e to o ls to w o r k w ith .
a. A ll A p p r a is a ls sh a ll b e c o m p le te d in tim e for
u se in th e 1959 A s s e s s m e n t R o ll. T h e A sse sso r's
O f f ic e a g r e e s to u se th e n e w V a lu a tio n s in th e
19 5 9 A s s e s s m e n t R o ll.
8. A ctu a l fie ld w ork on rea p p ra isa l o f tim b er la n d s
w as b eg u n by S ta te T a x C o m m issio n a g e n ts early
th is m onth .
b. A ll w o r k is to b e d o n e u n d e r th e d ir e c t c o n ­
tro l a n d s u p e r v is io n o f th e T a x C o m m issio n .
c. T h e C o u n ty a n d th e A s s e s so r 's O f f ic e a g r e e
to e x te n d fu ll c o o p e r a tio n to th e T a x C o m m is ­
sion .
9. R ea p p ra isa l o f b u sin ess, m a n u fa ctu r in g an d r e si­
d e n tia l p ro p erties h as b e e n k ep t up to d a te by th e
A sse sso rs o f fic e , u n d er ap p ra isa l rules laid d o w n by
th e T a x C o m m issio n , and u n d er th e la w s o f the
S ta te of O reg o n .
d. T h e A sse sso r's O f f ic e a g r e e s to fu rn ish th e
T a x C o m m issio n a ll d a ta n e c e ss a r y to c o m p le te
th e p ro g ra m .
10. T h e C ou n ty A sse sso r an d th e T a x C o m m issio n
h a v e b een w o rk in g s te a d ily on th e rea p p ra isa l p ro­
gram sin c e th e program w as v o ted in by th e p e o p le .
O l.ll TIM ERS MEET
C hestei B ravo. N ovato, C alif
and H ersh el M cC rew of Brook
ings, b a p ji ra d to m eet in H er-
sh el’s b u tch ery . B rooking M ark'd
T uesday. T hey eyed ea< h o th e r up
and th en it flashed into th en
m inds w ho each w as 'I hey h a d n ’t
seen each o th e r since th ey w ere
m uch y o u n g e r aro u n d here, and
th a t w as som e 32 y e a rs ago.
C h e ste r «tune u p to a tte n d to
som e bu sin ess a ffa irs, w ith his
b ro th er-in -law Cleyboi ae M cCul-
| loch. The M cCulloch* are now liv­
ing w ith C h e ste r w here M rs. M c­
Culloch is on a long rest tre a t
rnent and "M ae” re p o rts show ing
d e fin ite sig n s of im pro v em en ’ .
T he tw o m en re tu rn e d south
W ednesday.
T h e a n sw e rs of e v e ry d a y
in su ra n c e p ro b lem s •
By C harlie G rayshel
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o r w h a t value in bonds is cov­
ered by th e o rd in a ry resid en ­
tia l F ire in su ran ce policy?
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w h atev er of m oney o r se c u ritie s
• If you'll address your ow n in ­
surance questions to this office,
w e’ll try to give you the correct
answ ers and there w ill be no obli­
gation of any kind.
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Insurance Agency