Butte Falls bulletin. (<1994 Dec.->) 1994-current, January 01, 2003, Image 6

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subscriber is very easy. All you need do is
contact Lori Paxton at City Hall at 865-3262 to
complete a simple form and drop off your
subscriber fee. Because JC Dispatch will not
have a non-subscriber’s address, if a fire
emergency breaks out in their home or on
their property, the non-subscriber is left to
deal with the fire emergency. If you have
concerns or questions about fire emergency
assistance, please contact the fire
department at 865-4383. We ’ll be more than
happy to talk with you.
HREHALL NEWS!
HAPPY NEW YEAR to one and all! The Butte
Falls Volunteer Fire Department wishes you a
safe and prosperous New Year. We have
enjoyed having the opportunity to serve our
community this past year and are proud of
the partnership we have built with you. We
look forward to the New Year ahead.
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2002 witnessed milestones and many
changes for the Butte Falls Volunteer Fire
Department. For instance, eight of our 11
volunteer firefighters are now fully certified in
structure and wild land firefighting having
completed the course at Rogue Community
College. We ’ve integrated a wild land fire
suppression program with the inclusion of a
fully functional wild land fire engine; this is a
first for the community of Butte Falls. The fire
department responded to 30 alarms this past
year that is a 40% increase over the previous
year. We are expanding our emergency
medical response skills in order to better
assist our community. The Junior Firefighter
Program continues to be monitored and
enhanced with special emphasis on school
safety participation. Our BFFD Auxiliary has
implemented a plan addressing firefighter
rehab needs at active fire scenes in addition
to providing fundraising assistance.
We are confident that 2003 will be a banner
year.
W.O.N.D.E.R.F.U.L...
THAT’S HOW WE WOULD DESCRIBE SANTA
NIGHT. OUR FREE DINNER, MUSICAL
ENTERTAINMENT, CRAFTS FOR THE KIDS
WITH SANTA SHOWING UP WAS A
SUCCESS. THE MUSICAL GROUP 5 FOR HIM
WAS JUST AWESOME AND THEY WOULD
LIKE TO COME BACK NEXT YEAR.
Historically, the BFFD is a town fire
department originally funded with tax dollars
paid by the town residents of Butte Falls.
Several years ago Butte Falls agreed to
extend this fire coverage outside town limits.
There is not an existing fire coverage tax ­
base for those who live outside the town. In ;
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not have your address recorded and,
therefore, cannot automatically activate the
fire department’s alarm system in the event of
a fire emergency. However, the town of Butte
Falls has agreed to provide protection to
community residents that subscribe to the
BFFD for $75 per year. To become a
Totem Pole
Prime Rib Dinner
"X New Year’s Eve
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5:00 PM
Don’t Forget
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OF COURSE THIS WOULDN ’T HAVE BEEN
MADE POSSIBLE WITHOUT THE HELP OF
SOME VERY IMPORTANT ELVES. THE
MEMBERS OF THE ACTIVE CLUB AND ONE
"SPECIAL ELF", KENT RADER, CLOCKED
SOME LONG HOURS GETTING THE EVENT
READY. ALL WHO HELPED OUT WERE
FANTASTIC AND I WANT TO PERSONALLY
THANK EACH OF YOU. YOU ARE A VERY
CREATIVE AND HARDWORKING BUNCH
AND I AM VERY PROUD TO BE WORKING
WITH YOU. OUR THANKS GO OUT TO
SANTA FOR STOPPING BY FOR A VISIT
■DURING
YOUR BUSY SEASON.
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A HUGE THANK YOU TO ALL THE LOCAL
BUSINESS' AND COMMUNITY MEMBERS
WHO DONATED DESSERTSAND SUCH.
ANOTHER HUGE THANK YOU TO RAY AND
MARY MACY FOR DONATING 50 GLOVES
FOR THE KIDS. AND YET ANOTHER HUGE
THANK YOU TO SOME AREA DENTISTS,
CHARLES VANDERPOOLE, JOHN RITACCA
AND EAGLE POINT DENTAL FOR DONATING
TOOTHBRUSHES FOR THE CHILDREN. AND
WE CAN NOT FORGET TO GIVE A HUGE
THANK YOU TO JOYCE BROWN FOR THE
USE OF THE GRADE SCHOOL KITCHEN,
WHERE PATTI SHAFER MAKES HER
DELICIOUS FRENCH BREAD.
IF I HAVE FORGOTTEN TO MENTION YOUR
NAME, I APOLOGIZE. JUST KNOW THAT WE
TRULY APPRECIATE YOU.
OUR RAFFLE WAS ALSO A SUCCESS. JILL
MIALKOVSKY WON THE RAGGETY ANN AND
ANDY DOLLS, AMANDA SPRINGER WON
THE TEDDY BEAR AND DEBBIE JOHNSON
WON THE QUILT.
THE ACTIVE CLUB LOVES HOSTING SANTA
NIGHT AND WE ARE ALREADY LOOKING
FORWARD TO NEXT YEAR. KEEP WATCH
FOR ARTICLES IN COMING MONTHS
ADVERTISING OUR 2ND ANNUAL CITY
WIDEYARDSALE. UNTIL THEN....HAVE A
SAFE, HAPPY AND HEALTHY NEW YEAR!!
LORI PAXTON ... ACTIVE CLUB PRESIDENT
Butte Falls Community
Bible Church
Sunday 1O:OO am- Worship
Service
Sunday 6:00 pm-Adult Bible
Study PLUS High School Youth
Group Meets Upstairs
Tuesday 6:00 pm- Junior High
Youth Group
Wednesday 9:30 am- Ladies
Bible Study
Thursday Evening- Guitar
practice and Jam Session for
anyone that plays an
instrument...
Plus many other activities.
You can call PJ at 865-3389
or Travis at 865-4208 with
______ any questions .