6 Brookings Harbor Pilot
THURSDAY, MAY 21, 1953
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On the Main Drag C,ub
Elementary School
Graduation 1953
Studies Home
Decorating
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See Yahr and go in for fried
Each y ear a financial drive is
chicken.
The eighth grade graduation
The Neighborhill Club met
m ade in each com m unity, gener-
Louis Stoller exhibiting spec
May 6 at the home of Mrs. Elsa
aly the last of May. The funds exercises of the Brookings-1 ¡ar imens of ore
Ravekes. Eight attended. A love
they receive all go to the Oregon bor E lem entary School are tv
Jack Young welcoming a son,
Trail council. None of this money be held W ednesday evening, May but so flabergasted he couldn’t ly luncheon was served a t 1.30
p.m.
stays in Brookings. The money 27 at 8:00 p.m. in the high school name him.
The afternoon was spent dis
gym.
The
graduating
class
con
is supposed to be used by the
A big "Thank You”, to Pete
h a rm families ot ( u rry county council to send their excut? ves as sists of the following stu d en ts. Grootendorst and our, "Unsung cussing "Effective Window Dec
orations," w ith Mrs. M ary Hanks
Aldrich, Doris; Anderson, J e r H ero’’, boys.
a re urged to join in the nation-1 Scouting instructors to each corn-
and Mrs. M ary Sedra as leaders.
w ide Spring Clean-Up cam paign m unity to interest Cub Scout ry; Ault, Gary; Badger, Ronald;
Ah Me, all this hurrying
now underw ay in Oregon, Mrs leaders,
Den
M others,
Scout Beale, P atricia; Bravo, John; around like a herd of turtles.
Sylvia C. Lee, county extension leaders and Scout com m itteem en. Brooks, Kay; Bushnell, David.
Everyone getting out the rakes will come to Brookings duriilg
agent, says spring clean-up in No funds out of this drive goes
Cagley, J e rri Lee; Cargill, Ro
the Azalea Festival on Saturday,
brooms and paint brushes.
side and out -is m ore than a directly to the Scouts in Brook bert; C arter, Gerald; Chaplin,
Clean Up - Paint Up for Azalea May 30 and 31.
com m unity project to improve the ings. These drives have been g >- Nancy; Clarke, Micheál; Cole, Festival.
appearance of farm s.
N ational ing on for five years or more. Phillis; Cummings, N a n c y ; D a
lire and safety organizations rec- We have not had co-operation vis, T ravis; D a v i s , W illiam;
DAILY
om m ended it as a m ajor step te- from the Oregon T rail Council Dimmick, Robert.
Eickhoff,
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w a rd preventing fire and accident as to sending instructions for our
It is neccessary th at every
hazards.
different units of Scouts. The un- Brain; E ttinger, Gael; Fackrell. home and most businesses have
Gates.
David; Glass, a place to dispose of combustible
F ires cost Oregon 70 lives and ly S representation we
get is R obert;
$12 million in property losses last once each m onth for 8 m onths a Jan et; Gribble, Stanley; G uthrie, m aterial by fire.
B arbara.
year, according to the county year.
The city officers say th a f b’ "^-
Hallm an, L oretta;
Ham ilton,
agent. In pointing out the need
Rem em ber when you donate to
ing in a container is permissahlo
for accident prevention through this drive the money does n >t R obert; Ham nes, Douglas; H an at any time provided the on^rn
DAVE FRANKLIN,
nan, L arry; Hedberg, Helen; H ef
spring clean-up, he noted th a t stay in Brookings.
to r uses precausions, keeps away
Owner
ner, H arold; Henschel, Erm a;
O regon has one of the w orst ac-
'
Signed,
from buildings and does net
Phone
2634
Henschel, E rn est; Herm an, Bill; burn when the wind is blowing.
cident ratings in the nation.
J
c. A Page.
GEORGE LASTROH
Hill, Glennda;
Kanick, Joan,
• Suggested clean-up tips from
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H ere’s how one farm er m ade a
Lo cal Agent
Kessler, Phillip; Kinion, Victor.
Sylvia Lee to reduce accident
safe,
but
very
efficient
incinera
hazards include a careful check
M atlock, Ronald; McDonald,
up and repair of stairw ays and
Sharon; Olsen, Ronald; Rausch, to r for trash and rubbish: He
ladders. Barns are the main work
Carol; Renhard, Joanne; Ritchey, used an ordinary 50-gallon steel
drum, and cut the top from one
c e n te r for daily farm chores, and
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Stephani Lee Wayne.
a t this season of the year may returned late last week from a
Simons, Dian; Shuey, D ons; end. Four small holes were pun
be cluttered with an accum ula four m onth extended vacation. Sm ith, Dean; Sm ith Jacquelin-'; ched along the rim at the bot
tom of the other end to serve as
tion of item s used during the
They w ent to Mexico City, to Sm ith, Je rry ; S tark . Delores
w inter. Alleyways or work areas New O rleans for the Mardi Gras, ( Taylor, P atricia; Upmeyer, Jo a rainw ater drain. A half dozen
should be kept clear of such ob to Florida where they spent anne; Yarnell, P atricia; Zabroj- larger, 1 ’5-inch holes were pun
ched six to eight inches above
stacles
some tim e In S arasota Miami, ki, Marie.
PLANER ENDS
the bottom for draft. I t ’ll burn
Avoid storing loose m aterial Jacksonville and the Everglades.
rubbish fast, but he keeps a
overhead on rafters or betw een From there they went to Ne-v
sheet m etal for the top to shut
floor joiecs, advises the home York. W ashington, • Boston and
Mrs. Anna Titus, 79
dem onstration agent. Make sure N iagara Falls and into Canada
dien off the flam es—in case the fire
th at forks, scrapers, b r o o m s ,
They went through the Mayo T hursday afternoon in the home burns too fiercely.
Easy Street
This week everpone is doing
clinic
at Rochester, M innesota of her daughter, Mrs Joe Crook.
rakes, and o th er barn equipm ent
an* kept in racks or other su it on the way west. Floyd says no Grandview. Mrs. T itu s’ home was Clean Up for the visitors who
able places.
place looked so good as B rook in Rrookings but she had been
For fire prevention, one of the ings and he was perfectly s a tis staying with her d aughter the
past four m onths because of ill
first recom m endations is to re fied to return.
ness. Previous to moving to
m ove accum ulated papers, rags,
boxes and rubbish from basem ent near electrical appliances, lights, Brookings, Mrs. T itus had lived
to attic. Oil soaked work clothes and motors.
at Forks, Wash She had been
M ATOT BUILDING
a rc an im portant invitation to
Maki* certain that no inflam m a a m em ber of the Seventh-day
fire.
Complete line of Gas Appliances - w ater heaters
ble m aterials are stored w here Adventist church for 55 years.
Clean roof of moss and leaves they can be ignited by sparks
Survivers include her husband,
furnaces
-
ranges
-
floor furnaces
and re-roof when old shingles be from tractors or such im plem ents George 'fit us. Brookings; two
Servel refrigerators and space heaters
come curled and "dfuzay.” Dust, as saws, sanders, and grinders. daughters, Mrs. Crook and Mrs.
and cobwebs are fire hazards, es
As sum m er approaches, it is E sth er Wilds, W aldport. Ore.,
PROPANE GAS
pecially when they accum ulate good fire precaution to remove three sons, Elder E J. Bergman,
Tanks for sale, rent or lease
dead grass and weeds from a strip Spokane; A rthur. Dayton, and
at least ten feet wide around all Ruben. Viola, Ida; 16 grandchild
Phone 2891
buildings and to have fire tools ren and 25 great grandchildren.
on hand for grass fires.
Along w ith clean-up, a paint-
Tickets for the
up campaign m akes for a better
looking anil more valuable set ot
buildings.
"A com m unity approach to
AT TH E CHETCO IN N
spring
cleaning
will
provide
SATURDAY, MAY 30
everyone a safe, easier, and b etter
at 7:30 I’ M are available for looking place in which to live and
persons.
They
can
be work." says the county agent.
puichasetl at Knox Insurance
Agency, ( ’hetco Drug S tore or
Mrs. Emil Moore of the Bonn
the Chetco Inn. at $2 50 per Motel has been under the care
person.
of Dr. R onniger and confined to
her bed for several days.
Clean-up Week
In Line With
National Move
Safe Trash Burner
Freight Service
Coast Freight
Lines
Stephanis Return
From Long Trip
FREE
Firewood
Obituary
Westwood Co.
Curry County Gas Company
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