k£jV X E _13,_1946
BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT. BROOKINGS
Van Campen ranch last Sunday.
Considerable road improvement , Mr. T itu s still had som e to
has been done on the N orth Bank m ato p lan ts left th e last tim e
Chetco road during the past week I stopped there. If you need any
'pper C h etco
5^. Frank Waldien
Helen Richards re tu rn e d
jv to her home on U pper
i where she will rem ain fo r
miner.
n Nance paid the F ran k
in s a visit Thursday on his
trip to Gold Beach. He
the trip over the moun-
from Westmore to Long
the previous day.
Anna Boyle of Berkeley,
is visiting at present a t
me of Mrs. Helen Richards,
er Rauch recently purch-
Model T. Ford from Geo.
and Mrs. Lester Rauch
cver-night guests a t the
Quoting from an article by
Leonard W iley in the May 5 is
sue of the Jo u rn al: “The com
mon brake fern is a foot high
now but the fronds have not un
folded and the tender shoots are
still edible.” Huh! it takes a lotta
a snow to induce the lowly bovine
to e a t them. Edible or not. who
c a re s? I l l gladly leave my share
fo r the fern pickers (Incidentally,
I m not publishing any recipes
featu rin g “Fern Fronds for F a th
e rs ” ).
Now’s the tim e to prune your
lilacs.
Home and unpacked at last.
“A place for everything and ev
ery thing in its place”—th a t’s me!
(Now to find the place).
-A
OOK CAfCV
OPENING
Monday, June 17
Featuring
STEAK D IN N E R S
—and—
FRESH S E A F O O D S
— at noon—
B R O O K IN G S -H A R B O R
Real Estate For Sale
ee “Pete" when in need of a home, bulb land,
my property in the Brookings-Harbor Area,
durance Coverage For Your Every Need!
Fete J. Lesmeister Agency
Htal Estate And Insurance
lraI Building
Brookings, Oregon
PO ISO N
OAK
It isn't any laughing m a tte r
No, it isn't any joke
Do you think people should
poke fun at us
We. who catch the poison oak?
Now Doyle says to dab on salts
W hile Grandma prescribes lemon
I practically bought the drug
store out
Com batting this itchy gremlin.
Yea, for my comrades, too, I
shed a tea r
As I sit right down to patch it
But the greatest relief in this
world I find
Is when I take tim e out to
scratch it!
"The sere« tcowders 0 / the
modern world—
W onder when I’ll get a raise?
Wonder if I look all rig h t?
Wonder he (or she( can afford it
W onder what the neighbors will
think?
Wonder if th a t’s tru e.”
GINGERBREAD MIX
8 cups sifted flour
2 cups sugar
2 tblsp soda
3 tblsp. ginger.
4 tsp cinnamon. ,
lty p cloves.
2 c. (1 lb.) lard.
Sift dry ingredients together.
Cut in lard until m ixture looks
like cornmeal.
G IN G ER B R EA D : In a bowl,!
put I egg, add 4 cup. m ild m o -,
lasses, 3 cups mix. Blend, add
s
cup hot d ater. S tir u ntil b a tte r
is sm ooth. P o u r into greaSed 8”
sq u are tin. bake in m o d erate oven
(350" F .) 30 m inutes. C ut into
nine larg e squares. To vary, split
squares, fill w ith sliced bananas
or o th er fru it, top w ith w hipped
|cream , cu sta rd o r pudding sauce, j
GIN GER BREAD C A K E S: Use I
recipe above to m ake 20 sm all
cup cakes, using greased muffin
tins. B ake a t 350 degrees fo r 201
m inutes. To vary, top w ith c o n -:
feet in n er’s icing, dip into shredded j
cocoanut. g ra te d chocolate nuts. 1
GIN GER BREAD R O LL: In a
howl, beat 1 egg, add b cup mild
m olasses, 3 cups mix and I cup
hot w ater. Blend until sm ooth,
pour b a tte r into 15" xIO" p a n ,'
j greased and lined w ith w ax paper. 1
B ake in m o d erate oven (350 de-j
grees» 20 m inutes. R em ove from
oven, let stan d seven m inutes, cut
* off crisp edges. T u rn onto a cloth
j dusted w ith co n fectio n er’s sugar.
1 rem ove paper. S pread w ith c r e a m 1
filling o r o range m arm alad e, roll,
w rap in cloth, let cool on rack.
S erve w ith c u sta rd sauce
G IN G ER BREAD W A F F L E S :!
In a bowl, twat 1 egg. add ’2 cup
mild m olasses. 3 cups mix, \ cup
hot w a te r. 3 tb ls p m elted b u tter. >
! Bake. M akes 8 sm all waffles. Top
7
w ith
w h ip p e d o r
ice c re a m
: r
a delicious dessert.
tow on Display!
Electric and Gasoline Turbine
W ATER P U M P S
Any Capacity Desired
New Fluorescent
l ig h t in g F IX T U R E S
B ookings electric &
RADIO CO.
V. A. MENDENHALL
Home of the Croft Lily
Pup* Seven
Sell, Buy or Trade—In Pilot Classifieds
plants, b e tte r stop by.. His prices
are very reasonable.
P-ber the annual school B IT O’ TH IS AND T H A T --
of Dist. No. 23. M onday,
7 at 2 p. m.. at the school.
OREGON
I
Local News Items
Mr. and Mrs H om er K essler
¡and son. K ay and Phillip, Mr. and
j Mrs. G eorge K essler and d a u g h
ter. and M r and Mrs. P e te Wood-
i burn and d a u g h te r m et Mr. a n d !
I Mrs. R alph K essler of Gold B each
a t P istol R iver S unday, w h e r e !
j th e fam ilies enjoyed a picnic and
a day fishing. O rd in ary luck was
! reported.
j Mrs. C. I. P a tric k , cook a t the
Good E ats Cafe, w as an A shland!
visitor, S a tu rd a y and S unday, to
h e r m other, who has been
¡seriously ill. A blood transfusion.!
' Sunday did much to revive t h e !
elderly lady, whose family w ere!
present.
Mr. and Mrs. P a t Teal, for- j
m erly of Las Vegas, Nevada su r
prised Mrs. Goldie Smith Sunday
with a visit. The Teals were in
tim ate friends of Mr. and Mrs. I
R. B. Hughes, son-in-law and I
| daughter of Mrs. Sm ith, who live
at Las Vega*
«
& & Bo Ctls
Open 7:00 a. m. to 11:00 p. m.
D IN N E R S AND SH O RT ORDERS
Seven Days a Week
FLORENCE BUCHANAN
Proprietors
BERTHA BEERS
—♦
Let M E Build I t . . . . !
M A SO N
& EDW ARDS
GENERAL BUILDING CONTRACTORS
Brookings
Oregon
LUMBER
We can supply now with:
Plenty of 2x1 and 2x6 surfaced fir and redwood.
Speeial! %xl2-inch and %xl2-inch
REDWOOD BOAT A M ) SKIFF LUMBER
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ROOFING AND CEMENT
Builders’ Supply Company
Smith River
California
s m o k in g s
MARKET
H IG H E S T
Q U A L IT Y
Fruits and Vegetables
At Reasonable Prices
P A S T E U R I Z E I)
MILK AND CREAM
W H I P P I N G C R E A M
C II 0 C 0 L A T E M I L K
B U T T E R M I L K
A PPLY
FOR
YOUR
Frozen Food Lockers
We Have Ordered
A D D I T I O N A L U N IT S
To Meet The Demand!
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