Scouts Chosen For
Order of Arrow
Local News
POLIO
PRECAUTIONS
The activities of the Scouts at
Cam p McLoughlin were highlight
ed by Bobby Dimmick and Dick
Fadling being chosen for m em ber
ship in the O rder of the Arrow.
The purpose of the O rder of the
Arrow is to recognize Scouts and
Scouters who best exemplify the
Scout oath and law in their daily
lives, and by such recognition
cause o th er cam pers to conduct
them selves in such a m anner as
crystalize the Scout habit of help-
to w a rra n t recognition, and to
fulness into a life purpose of
leadership in unselfish service to
others.
I t is believed th at these two
boys are the first from Brookings
to be so honored, and we hope to
add to this m embership other
boys from the Scout troops in
this comm unity.
G am m a Globulin —obtained from hu
m an blood—givot protaction for a fow
wookt. However, it it in VERY SHORT
SUPPtY.
A voccina It not ready for 1953. But
there it hope for the future.
M e a n w h ile —w hen p olio It a ro u n d —
follow these PRECAUTIONS.
George B erger g raduates this
week from Army training A las
kan Com m unication Service school
at S eattle. He is expecting a fu r
lough before being assigned for
fu rth e r duty. George is enjoying
the Army training a great deal,
according to the report g i\e n by
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Berger.
Since Frenchy Arrell hasn’t
come home there is some conjec
ture as to why. A certain elem ent
feels that there is no doubt that
he is being detained by force to
bring about such a condition.
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THURSDAY, AUGUST 13. 1953
Frankie, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Peterson, celebrated his
birthday S aturday with a beach
p arty on th at day.
Spaces a re being painted on the
curbs this week to designate
w here parking is not perm itted.
Lynn Harold, son of Mi’s. Cole
of the Avis B eauty Salon, was
given a 30-day furlough from his
station in Hawaii and is at the
home of his m other. Mrs. Cole
spent most of last week in P o r t
land relative to medical care for
her daughter, Roberta.
BAPTIST COMMUNITY CHURCH
BUT 60 keep clean
I tear Dr. Charles Durden
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SUNDAY, August 16 — ii :oo A. M.
Lentz and Son Log
Bucking Champs
Sermon: ‘•Dressed In White”
Ben Lentz, who has been cham
pion log-bucker of Oregon, is
now grooming his son Mervin for
RECOMMENDED BY
the same job. Mervin took third
place Sunday, Aug. 9, a t S u th er
NATIONAL FOUNDATION FOR INFANTILE PARALYSIS
lin in a log-bucking contest and
tied at Roseburg for first place
and won first at Coos Bay—
will en ter others both in Oregon
and California. These men do
th e ir sawing with hand-saws and
have all the finesse of the old
tim e sawyer. Shades of Paul
A new television antenna graced
Bunyon It takes a man to hold the Brookings skyline this week,
the championship.
as W hite Appliance Company
raised their new tower.
Total distance of the W hite
tow er is about 115 feet from
ground to tip. The tow er itself is
85 feel high, with the antenna
above
that.
Governor Paul L. Patterson
The tow er is m ounted on a ro
enjoyed his trip to Brookings.
He said so in a letter received tor, so that it may be changed to
by the All-Year Events Associa receive various channels. The
tion this week, in which he W hites are experim enting with
thanked them for the courtesies Channel 3. Medford, at the pres
extended his family while he was ent time, but have had disappoint
ing results, prim arily because
here.
N in a p ic k u p m o d al« available,
The Governor congratulated the Medford is operating without an
and 1-ton tiia t, d ’/j, 8, and
Association on the program pro antenna as yet. and on only one-
9-foot bodiat. Ad-A Rak attach
fifth
power.
duced during the Lily Blossom
ments available for all siies.G VW
Time Festival, and said he looks
ratings, 4,200 to 8,600 lbs.
forw ard to seeing our Azalea
Read the class ads. They pay!
Festival.
Evening Message 8:00 P.M.
‘‘Rich Man! P<x>r Man!”
THE PUBLIC CORDIALLY INVITED
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White Store Has
New TV Tower
trucks in
Governor Thanks
All-Year Group
Make Plans Now
To "Come To The Fair”
DEt NORTE COUNTY FAIR
AUGUST 21-22-23
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Children—25c
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