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Holiday Brings Explorer Scouts Danger of M any S u m m e r’s big holiday. th e F o u rth of Ju ly , will provide th o u san d s ot m o to rists o p p o rtu n i ty to ta k e to the open road this w eekend and th e resu lt. O regon tra ffic safety officials say, could be high way cid<\ x T he best advice, w ith JO m il lion vehicles jam m in g the n atio n 's highw ays, is to “ think tw ice once for y o u rself and once for th e o th e r guy.” S ta te officials said todav that m axim um en fo rcem ent can be ex pected o v er th e th ree-d ay holi day from all law agencies but they added, “th e best enforcem ent would be realized if d riv ers im posed re stric tio n s on them selves before leaving hom e for the w eek en d .” H e re ’s w h at s ta te and n atio n al a u th o ritie s recom m end for a sane and safe highw ay trip : 1. Don’t drive after d rin k in g - even a little. 2. Cut your usual cruising speed 10 miles an hour. 3. Double check before passing or changing lanes. 4. Don’t follow the car ahead too closely. 5. Don’t compete in traffic; let the other guy go first. 6. Watch out for traffic blund- Pictures of New Officers Available In 1953. 38,500 A m ericans w ere killed in tra ffic accidents. ers other drivers commit. N early 800,000 persons w ere in Speeding on U. S. streets and Oregon’s last three-day holiday, ju re d in week end tra ffic acci highways injured nearly 700,000 Memorial weekend, resulted in d en ts last year. men. women and children. eight traffic deaths. This w e e k -' end could bring a higher death toll, Qffigials said, since traffic undoubtedly will be heavier. TYRANNY Resistance to tyranfs is obed ience to God. —Jefferson. Arbitrary power is most easily established on the ruins of liberty abused to licentiousness — Wash ington. ELKS! Phone 3191 P e te L esm eister, E x a lte d R u ler of th e newly forrm ed E lks Lodge in Brookings, ta k e s th e gavel from F ra n k L onergan of P o rtlan d , past E x alted G rand R u ler of th e G rand Lodge of O regon. On th e left is F ra n k H ise of C orvallis, G rand E steem ed L ectu rin g K night. Al Sarver Photo? M em bers of th p E x p lo rer S couts this w eek delivered tin n t seven of nine tab les w hich they had co n stru c te d for Loeb S a te P ark , th e M yrtle G rove up h • C heteo River. T he scouts, u n d er th e ir lead er "'w ard C rane, c o n stru c te d the ' d ies from m a te ria ls do n ated b\ ” e A nderson stu d mill here.C ur- 'y C ounty L u m b er hauled seven ■r them to th e S ta te P ark S u n d av w ith th e o th e r tw o to follow sh o rtly. The tab les, designed by Jim Yelton of B rookings, will accom o d ate ab o u t ten picnicers each, and will add g re a tly to th e facilities of th e p ark C o n struction has been c a rrie d out at the Rod ami Gun d u b , hom e of th e E x p lo rer’s sponsors. U nlim ited pow er c o rru p ts th e possessor; and this I know, th a t, w here law ends, th e re ty ra n n y be gins.—W illiam P itt th e E lder. A ty ra n t never ta s te th of tru e friendship, nor of perfect liberty. —Diogenes. D iscerning th e rig h ts of m an, we cannot fail to foresee th e doom of all oppression. gums of thought TRIAI S i P i esp erita trie s th e fo rtu n a te , ad v ersitv th g re at Pliny. M e ,u e aivva.vs in th e forge < i on tiie an v il; by tria ls God ts shaping us lo r h ig h er things, ri. »» i leecner, I Me has no sm ooth ro ad fo r a r v us- and in th e b racin g atnm s- p h ere of a high aim. th e v roughness s tim u la te s th»' elinu- v •a stead ie r steps, till th e leg ea I, " w avs to th e stars’ fulfils itself W. C. Doane. OPENING Cheteo Barber Shop THURSDAY, JULY ist North End of Town South of Hiway Market Personalized Stationery < CHOOSE your stationery as you would a dress suit or hat . . . that which characterizes your own personal needs. 1 YOUR letterheads arc your personal representa tive, so therefore make sure they are neat in ap pearance and on g<Mi<l quality paper. 1 OUR experienced craftsmen are well trained to READY MIX CONCRETE give you the kind of printing that is of top quality and produced in the way YOU desire it. * CAREFUL consideration is emphasized in all (O u r sand and gravel is washed, classes of printing we do. screened and w eighed to give full m easu re and p ro p er proportions of ag g reg ate, to insure q u a lity , CALL on us at any time and we will he glad to go over your printing needs with you. ■ J Crushed Gravel t t Rock Fill Material Black I op Soil Clam Shell Soil River Run Sand and Gravel Clay Fill River Silt Concrete Pipe & Ditching NO JOB TOO SMALL I { Brookings RED-E-MIX i jncrete Co. £ Concrete BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT Phone 2 2 8 2 13 TH U PSD X Y , JU L Y 1. 1954 Construct Tables For Loeb Park Traffic Deaths AL SARVER Brookings-H.irbor Pilot