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PAGE SEVEN — BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT — BROOKINGS, OREGON t Thursday, May 3, 1956 FIRE AT BROOK-PLY ALFALFA APHID — Since the State Veterans Home EDUCATION — What could have been a rep CANCER CRUSADE The spotted alfalfa aphid, In a recent duplicator release etition of the long burning fire FUNDS NEEDED loan Mortgage Insurance went from the state-operated South which has caused a multi-million into effiect, two payments have ern Oregon College, Ashland, dollar loss in the southwest, has of last summer, was quenched Thursday afternoon by the t ity Stressing the importance ot been made to the kin of deceased consisting of about two-thirds not yet been discovered in Ore Fire Department and The Brook- -- v u« rthe various programs dependent borrowers. One was for $7,942 of an ordinary letter style page, gon though it is known to be ------- ply equipment, wl«en the ch‘P |on cancer crusade funds. H. B and the other for $3,149. Under there were a total of eight typo close to the borders. So far, in pile, under the conveyor, got to this law, borrowers from the graphical errors and one sus spections have only been made in smouldering. There was a stiff Cooper, Oregon chairman of the American Cancer Society's anual state home loan division who in' pected mis-spelling of a proper the Salem and The Dalles areas wind hitting the pile at the time campanign, has appealed to vol sure their mortgages have the name, which leads us to believe but survey teams are moving, but the tremendous volumes of unteer crusaders to ‘‘stay on the balance due cancelled at their that the PILOT isn't doing so this week, in to Central Oregon water forced into it apparently- job until it is completed to look for it. death. The insurance costs only badly. soaked it out. Cooper, Portland lumberman, 28 cents per thousand on the un noted that the crusade in an paid balance during the life of Just this week alone, parties Crescsent City Lions are now- April campaign, but asserted the mortgage. from Crescsent City and Smith getting lined out for their annual that “cancer ------- _ is a _ „ year-around Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hallman Veterans whose state loans were in Portland over the week River dropped in to the PILOT benefit show- “Shooting Stars’’ ( menace to the lives and happin- were closed before March 1st of end. They returned w-ith a new office, along with a couple of under the direction of Lee Wain- ess of thousands of Oregonians this year, have until May 31 to locals, for their application blank right, who ran last year’s event, and should be fought 12 months car. apply without having to prove to MERCY FLIGHTS. Is there The show is billed for May 17, of the year. He said that the crusade was insurability. Some 84 percent of one in YOUR family ? 18 and 19th. nearing its goal, but admitted the borrowers have already ap ance, otherwise it is applied, plied. Borrowers after March 1st INVOIVED IN FATALITIES — that a ’'final push” will lie nec must notify the loaning agency automatically. Two former local residents essary to put the camyaign over if they do not want the insur- were involved in two different the top. rte “We cannot afford to let up id accidents, last week, in Del Norte Oregon People Want this fight against America’s No. County. vho 2 killer,’’ Cooper told the volun Ray Foster Nelson. 22, who used to live in Brookings, was teers, “and I am sure there is no instantly killed on old 101, near persons who fails to grasp the Ft. Dick, in a motorcycle acci importance of adequate funds to dent. According to reports, Fos carry on the work of the society ter, with a passenger, Vernon in the fields of research, educat Burrell, 23, on their cycle, hit ion and service.” Cooper pointed out that the Wherever you fish, take along something which caused the rig Olympia. It adds refreshing satisfao to strike a <1 UH, car. beadon, lO SlIIKt I» auwil, driven society’s Oregon division spent tion to any outing. bv Thomas Jacobs. 69. of Cres-, «31531 last year on research. ‘ ___ 1. ___ . - a nrofpssional professional education, public ed- ed cent City. „ Burrell was treated ucation and service and asserted for minor injuries. A couple of days later, Joseph that “we must spend as much or • - » Doug McKay Gets Things P. Morgan, of Crescent City, more in the coming year if we died as a result of an accident are to fight Cancer effectively in McKay knows Oregon probu. He has the .onfidencc and trust < near Cypres» Motor Court, at Oregon." He urged perons who have not people in Washington. CapabL- . . the intersection of Howland Hill experienced . . . he’ll be work.n - lor contribute dto the Cancer Cru Road and Tire Elk Valley Road. YOU instead of building a ponti,, a I He was involved w-ith a car said sade as yet to “get behind the future for himself. to have boon driven by Floyd program now" by mailing their Puter, former Winchuck resident contributions to CANCER, care f/eef DOUG McW and now of Klamath, who had of their local post offices. "Remember that your check YOUR u. 5. SENATOR' Zj> as a passenger with him, Murray can help check cancer,” he said. Tryon, of Ft. Dick. Officers are Pd \d v M cK ay for Senator continuing investigation of this ( B ill P h illip » . C h a irm a n Broadway. Portland 5. 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