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Daffodil WalK News!
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On Sunday March 2-1, &utte Falls
students fr staff bad the oppor -
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Annual Fun WalK on Daffodil Hill
in Shad*/ Cove. The Valley Ladies,
whol helped raise money for the playground, and are now
helping raise money for the new stage curtains, sponsored
the walK. Donations from the walK brought in over $400.
which will be put towards purchasing new stage curtains
and wings. A huge thanK you to the Valley Ladies for their
continuing support and to all the students, parents and
staff who participated...
Tulie Freeman
6acer Daffodil V4alK Participants!
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PHONE (541) 865-3604
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BUTTE FALLS, OR. 97522
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The time is here that we must prepare
for the event of wildfire. This beautiful
area we live in could be turned into a
raging forest fire in minutes. But, we
can all take steps to reduce the spread
of wildfire and help firefighters
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possibly save your home:
1) Create a 100 foot fuel break around
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your home, also known as a defendable
zone.
2) Clearly have your address posted.
This helps get emergency personnel to
your house without delay.
3) Plan several escape routes away
June 7-9. If you have a kiddo
That will be attending
Kindergarten next year
Please call and make an
Appt, to mosey on over to the
classroom
And meet the teacher....
865-3563 ext 2.
from your home, by vehicle or by foot.
The Oregon Department of Forestry
has provided the Butte Falls Volunteer
Fire Department with grant money to
help our neighbors accomplish this task.
If you live out of town and would like
help- AT HO COST TO VOU-pleas©
contact the BFVFD at 865-4383 or
Shelly Conopa at 865-7865 or Carrie
Driskell at 865-3224.
Totem Foie
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Bring "Mom" by on her special
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day and try one of our specials.
Open 7 days a week....
665-3311
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