•pçQAY. JUNE 27, 1946
Home of the Croft Lily
a n ^ 'tw o ^ c w S r e n ^ f ïïa b irg " dav by h u ^ f" £ iger ,eit Thure'
Mrs. Mildred Byrne and daugh
are spending
soendine their
»hai, vacation to i ’meet
\ her for
Wash. ters. Joan and Margaret, have
is ! Ore.,
? r^ ’ are
son B™«*<1on.
wh 4 i.
now here and many local people h*’ 1? v« “ ing Mrs. Christian’s charged from thTnavv ™ "K S returned from a two-weeks vaca
the case of “A Boy, A. Girl have been seen along the roads br°‘her Melvin Ferrill. and fam- expected here sL n M T T ’' m ” tion spent at Portland as guests
highways
pick-
mother. Mrs. Frances Geiger who £ s i X lilv I n s L ^ r of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Peyton.
a Dog.” coming Sunday and, and
.
-
- «he - past week, HIvn.-
dav to the Pine Cone The- lnS the first luscious fruit. Many
AV hile there they enjoyed the an
.
¡' for this section.
a veto is placed against the uses
u^es have been found for this
A others Club was guest of Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Davis of nual Rose Festival.
itiful fruit, and here are
newspaper tradtion that there Plentiful
Jack VanZee recently. The hos- Pittsburg, Calif., w e r e recent
to r hemstitching, leave orders
news in the fact that a few tested recipes:
tess provided a pleasant time for guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Tern at Josephine Apts., up stairs. 2*
BLACKBERRY
JAM
bites a man. In this unusual
her guests. Present were Harriett ,Plar. Mrs. Davis is a niece of
Mrs. Annabelle Newton. Mrs.
it becomes real news—bad 6 cups blackberries
Hight, Terry Ulrich, Isabel Buck- Mrs. Templar.
Ivy
Propst and Mrs. Anna Funk
*2 cup water
6 cups sugar
-to the tykes who have
Phyi lis W hatley, Maxine
Mr. and Mrs. Earl D Serioter
Juice
of
two
oranges
of
Klamath
Falls called on their
¿ted the itinerant pup.
Ma?feSW T rIyu Barnum’ Anna daughter, Ann, and her fiance'
Juice of one lemon
triends
here
after making a trip
» boy and girl in the story
5
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s ? w
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; ,„M; s
to Portland, and down the coast.
Grated rind of one orange
stachcd away their new-
id mongrel pet “Lucky” in a Cook berries with water Until S
Earl Templar has been visiting
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r
5 3 ® 1®
r a
a
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“
at Klamath Falls for the past two
nt apartment to escape the soft. Rub through sieve and add
I weeks.
th of the operators of the sugar, truit juice, and grated rind.
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where one of them resides, Bil until thick. Pour into steri
Ira Walker has returned to his I
¡id operators do not approve lized glasses and seal with para home at San Francisco after vis-1 |
fuadruped tenants. Not only ffin. (Makes 6 6-oz. glasses).
iting his sisters, Mrs. Warren
the management rebel to BLACKBERRY-APPLE JELLY Bailey of Fort Dick and Mrs.
Wash blackberries; add 1 cup Mark \\ ood at Harbor, on his (
presence of the animal but
■hearted Mr. Stone warns water to each 4 quarts fruit; heat vacation.
yn’s parents that either the gradually until color fades from
goes or they do, but the pulp; mash while cooking. Strain
igster’s love for the mutt is juice through wet, double cheese Sgt. Benson Discharged
leep that they risk having cloth or cotton flannel bag. Re
Sgt. John Benson, who recent
GROWERS OF THE WORLD’S FINEST
n heaped upon their scheming move blemishes from apples; cut ly was discharged from the ma
; heads to befriend their but don’t core or pare. Add water rine corps at Terminal Island.
just to cover; simmer until soft. San Francisco, is now staying at
pal.
s works .out pretty well un Strain as above. For each batch the home of his mother, Agda
in unfortunate burglar chanc- of jelly, measure
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_ . cups apple -» Hickner of Bropkings. He will
select this particular apart - juice and % cup blackberry juice; be remembered as the marine
PLANTING STOCK
it for loot hunt. He and the bring to boiling; skim, add one- who wrote to the Pilot shortly
t. “Lucky” don’t get along third cup sugar; stir until sugar after the paper was started.
and the dog makes lingering dissolves. Cook rapidly until jelly
Brookings, Oregon
(j. S. A.
angerous hazard for the in sheets from spoon. Pour into ster
fer. After the two have had ilized glasses; cover with par
actionful roughhouse, t h e affin. Makes three 6-oz. glasses.
Weather for
dur-
irel leaves in rage and fear, For best results make jelly in ing the past week :
cky’ surveys the results of the small batches.—Joan Byrne.
Max. Min Rain
and the damage he has
June 17
......72
48
to the apartment and real-
June 18
..... 83
50
that he is in for a bad time,
June 19
.. 78
53
June 20 ......
riday and Saturday, through
51
64
ick Market Babies,” a vicious by relatives, telling of the death June 21 .
66
53
set is exposed.
63
50
T
of Kennth Taggert, 40. who pass June 22
sr Wednesday and Thursday. ed away at San Francisco, June June 23
59
50
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’3 and 4, “Bridge of San Luis” 15, following a short illness. Mr.
come to the Pine Cone.
Taggert. native of Smith River. |
Be loveliness personified in a new, vav, crisn
is the son of the late John and
*«,KKvxt. and
nuu spviu
rnusi
Mr- and Mrs. John Mazzini and
Grace Taggert.
spent most
•az Rebekah Lodge
of
his
life
in
Del
Norte
County.
daURhter-
Barbara, of Weed. Cal«
Tuesday Evening
or an a ttra ctiv e
He
was
employed
as
telephone
'f°rnia-
left
Thursday after vis-
5e second regular June meet
operator
here,
later
being
trans-j
Mazzini’s
mother.
Mrs.
Topaz Rebekah lodge wasl ?Perai°T hPFP’ late^ ^ i n g t
I I Tuesday evening with Noble ferred to ? Crescent City. He was A. M. Morris.
an ' orchestra
for many
i
11 y _ Mrs. Jessie Nelson, who is em-
nd Blanche
Blanche Metier
d 2 f 0,1
M
M etier in the,' !
years.
one
broth-
P*°ye,‘ as a nurse at --------------------
Laurelwood
»-’ • Surviving « are:
1 C .
V
/I I v
M I M VI I *
Mrs. Nellie Schrock of er, Clarence of Richmond and Ai
C harm ing
ademy
at
Gason,
spent
a few
r.r«"\v Rebekah lodge, Orting,
flays
visiting
friends
at
Harbor
NEW
and Mrs. Rita Ganong of I l eWral aun’s and ,,nclps
'"<■ last week.
Beach Rebekah lodge w ere' V ? g x,n' bl’S,dp‘i tW° uneles
Members of the Harbor com
[OB (luring the evening.
10 Dpl Nor,e county Services
munity club are reminded that
were
held
at
the
chapel
of
Hal-
in long
1 »as decided to hold a sep-
the annual election of officers
or sh o rt
; irstoilation of officers on sted-Dicks and Co., with inter takes place at the meeting Friday
P and a committee was ap- ment at Memorial Park at San afternoon, June 28. All members
sleeves
Francisco.
' Beihf^Th.rrUdifficTdep: . The
S?
ilh
River
4'
H
club
*
are
urged
to
attend.
The Smith River 4-H club held
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Seward of
'president, will' be in chance
rf gular monthl’V meeting on Montague
were recent h o u s e
Installation.
Monday evening at the commun-
guests at the V. E. Anderson
Jl*
Past
Nohin
.
i{y
hal,t
w’th
assistant
leader
L k ast Noble Grands, under Paul Pau, Marls assi ,
fh home. Mrs. Seward and Mrs. And
assisting
*hlp of Mrs. Ethel Olsen,
erson are sisters.
hei?31*86 °f the pr°grarn- officers. Assistant Farm Advisor Ralph Gifford, photographer
f .‘ neia a croon
~ t
Harry’ Tucker of Eureka was
the Oregon State Highway De
»dance.
—in w hite and colors
I1 tian.. "Weave the Wad3 present and showed several edu- partment.
was in Brookings for
I w
kiM
,
—
v
wau
,
rational
movies,
put
out
by
the
»hich was enjoyed.
several days and took a num
e ^hments of fruit salad and ' University of California. He told ber of pictures.
of the various projects and talk
Dr. and Mrs. Leslie Peate of
ServM by Mrs- Ma- ed to the boys and girls about
—in b right p rin ts
r-
ass*ste<i by other their own. He instructed the club Klamath Falls were visitors here
bringing cookies.
members to take care of their this week, looking after lilies and
livestock and to keep them in making plans for construction of
?other Grange Dance good
conrdition for the coming a house on their property at the
' Mother good dance fair. Plans are being made for end of Tan bark road.
—sizes up to 42
Mrs. Madge Moore left for San
Bare, tx thp o Grange
r.art^r
— "" • Hall,
—«•, a county-wide tour to be held Francisco
» ^r.
this
SatnrHcur
by
bus
Saturday
night
rnu 1S Saturday, June held July 28. followed by a picnic.
h.
and a good time. ( Smith River and Fort Dick clubs on a buying trip.
will hold a picnic and wiener Wm. Brady of Eugene arrived
^hem sttT- '
’
’ roast for club members and par- in Brookings this week to look
^Phinp1 a n£’ ^eave °rdersents at Smith River Bridge on after his property on Tanbark
____ pts-’ UP stairs. 2*Monday evening, July 1, at 7:30. point.
Elmer Bankus and Charles T.
■
■ v Tem plar Building, B rookings
M. Echols made a hurried busi
Clothing and Arooesomrs for , ^ r y m em ber of the fam ily!
ness trip to San Francisco over
the week-end.
Boy, A Girl, and I es ™?mi:j Blackberry
Dog,” Show Hit The
e wild ud blackberry
Be Good!
season
THE
T IS D A L E S
CROFT
EA STER
L IL Y
Weather Report
Smith River
G et R eady
FOR THE FOURTH OF JULY
Local News Items
Summer Frock ........$4.95 to $16.75
Slack S u i t ................. $5.95 to $12.50
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BLO USES
$2.50 to $5.95
Smart Plastic B a g s ... $2.95 to $7.95
Childrens Dresses . . . . $1.75 to $3.95
Boys T-Shirts and Trousers
Mens Whipcord Trousers
Arrow Sport Shirts .................. $3.50
Pill I
SPECIAL school meeting
••'•’iff
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19(7
GIVEN to the legal voters of School
Curry County, State of Oregon, that a
SC H00L MEETING of said District will be held
Faa^ y Shop
1
I H .R E B Y
°n the 2nd dav °f JulV> 1946’ at 8 O’clock P M ,
Ejecta: To elect a director to fulfill the un-
^ uoas' ^signed. Said term expiring June
thls 20th day of June, 1946.
’PJ? E B e AULIEU
HERBERT PAYNE
Strict Clerk
Chairman. Board of Directors
Sievert Natural Draft Oil Furnaces
No Power Is Needed at All
End Your Wood-choopping
Fort Dick Mercantile
Fort Dick
Highway No. 101
California