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How to Avoid Accidents at Home
Verna Wills
If you want to avoid acciden
ts at home do not smoke in bed.
You will catch your blankets af
ire. There are nineteen different
poisons m each cigarette. \ on
will be weak all your life. Tou
might be asleep, and it catches
the bed, and you will be burned
to death.
Do not put a candle by the
curtains, or a big wind might
come and blow the candle so
hard that it would catch the
curtains and make the house
burn up. When you are going
to bed, put your fund Lure in
order so you will r.ot fall and
get hurt.
When 5on are lighting a
stove, don’t throw the match in
the wood box or it will catch a
fire. Never leave your lamp ligh
ted when your children are home
or they might play with a bal1
ar.u upset the light, Never leave
the cellar door open, because you
might fall and break your back
or- foot.
Leonard Bren wick
l’t' ion want to avoid acciden
ts at home you should not smoke
cigarettes in bed. If you fall as]
eep your pipe will set fire tc
your bed.
Sometimes you have a candle
and it might blaze up and catch
hold on your dish towel thal
might be hanging on the wall
When you are looking under the
bed for your shoes you mighl
burn the bed up.
Lf you throw matches on the
floor you can set the house or
fire.
If you are sleeping in a hote
and start a fire, you can destroy
lots of tilings.
When you go to L< d you
should put your house in order.
It pays to be careful.
Mariane Wills
The Junior lied Cross is com
posed of nearly all the children
in the world. They all work to
gether and try to help less tort
unate children in far off lands.
They send clothing, money,
toys, etc. to these children. They ;
help around the community and j
town. If there is an earthquake j
or other calamity the children !
are right there trying to help.
Their motto is “1 Serve” and
their creed is:
“We believe in service for j
others, in health of mind and
body to fit us for better service j
and in world wide friendship.” !
For this reason we are joining
the Red Cross. We will help to
make its work successful in our!
schools and community, and will;
I
work together with Juniors every i
where in our own and other!
lands.
The Junior Red Cross in Me
Carthy did two things last year. |
We sent tv\o large boxes of cloth j
ing down to Chitina, and kept an j
Armenian orphan for nine mon i
tbs, at five dollars a month.
This year we had a candy sale
and cleared twenty-five dollars
and sixty cents. We keep part of
this money in the treasury, in
case a disastrous fire or some
thing of the sort happens in Mc
Carthy.
Mariane K. Wills is the pres,
ident, Frank F. Wills Secretary,
and Geraldine O’Neill was the
Treasurer. As Deanie has gone
to Seattle we will have to vote
for a new Treasurer.
Janus Trim
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li' you want to avoid accid
ents you shouldn’t smoke in bed
because you will burn your
house anu other people’s houses.
And you might fall asleep and
burn yourself up. There are nin
eteen different poisons in each
cigarette, and a man doesn’t live
as long if he smokes.
You shouldn’t leave your
cellar door open, because some
one might fall down the hole and
break their neck, leg, or arm.
You should look out for the
lamp, because your children
might throw a ball or something
and upset it, and the house
would be a fire.
You should never leave your
stove draught turned on, because
it would set your house on fire.
When you are lighting a
stove or lamp never throw the
matches around, and never
throw them in the wood box,
because it will set your house a
fire.
You should never leave your
chairs around the house at
night, because someone might
, be going in the rooms and fall
over the chairs. You must always
put chairs away for the night.
You should always have your
medicine marked, for someone
might take some poison instead
of wliat she was looking for.
How I Spent Thanksgiving
Graham Trim
I learned my poem and
skiing.
We had fruit cake
I played with Louise and
Margaret.
Janus anh I coasted.
I went to Kennecott the
next day.