Image provided by: Chetco Community Public Library; Brookings, OR
About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 15, 1946)
¥age Four Home of the Croft Lily BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON THURSDAY. AUGUST 15. Klamath Falls f o r two weeks, are temporarily staying at the visit with her daughter, Mrs. Geo. Hassett home. Arthur Allen, real estate man Adler, where a family re-union» New employees at the Brook- of Portland, will open offices in *s to *** held. | ings Market are Don Vaughan, the new Johnson building as soon1 Mr. and Mrs. Jack Miller. Hen-! George Foster. Victor Schmeer. as office space is completed. For- ry Beaulieu and F. V. Sweringen Hugh Gearin, local attorney, est McMann, who will be local made a trip to Grants Pass Sun- returned Friday from a week’s manager for Mr. Allen, recently day. ! sojourn to Portland. purchased from Ray LaFontaine Charles T. M. Echols has been Mrs Johnson and Mrs. his 13-acre place which overlooks appointed county surveyor for re- Max pierce and son- Maxwell, of the McPherson Auto Court. Mrs. mainder of the year to fill the Medford, are now house guests McMann. who is visiting at Chi- position vacated by S. O. New- at home of Mr. and Mrs. Ev- cago, will join her husband here house, who recently resigned. M r.. ^t*ett Brayton. . within a month. Echols was county surveyor in NIr. and Mrs. Leo Garabedian Miss Mary Echols who has been Curry county during the period, alii., son-in-law and visiting her father, II. E. Echols 1>34 to 1939. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Pete during the past two months, has Mr. and Mrs. John Bankus of J^smeistef- ha' e been 'listing in returned to her home at Boise. Portland with their daughter. Ev. ,h* a™ Idnho elyn. and son. Howard, were the „ Mr. and Mrs W. R Faris of house guests of Elmer Bankus. , h » r ® n»» X ^mee,'ng- 8t Grants Pass have been visiting Friday and Saturday. They ex- ' uesda>’ evening, in Brookings for the past week, pected to return to Portland bv ° sponsor a softball team. Mr. and Mrs C. E. McClellan - y of Eureka and Redding. ’ «“ V m ^ a g e X ^ “ nde" Of Klamath Falls and their daugh- Thos Ask made a trip to Eu- of the season. Lesmeister has al- ItoUN-j " r ’""i”'" ' gen<“ bV ,n,Ck FndaV read-v fa,,ad « P r a X X l o n B ro ^ n g T ." S Mrs Helen-Fisher and son le ft' at the high school field for Fri- Wav to Fnrek-,* ¿¿nr d th el «^endy for Portland wher Glen-1 day evening at 5:30. All members way to Eureka. Calif. Inie en,er hos. wanting to "limber up’ (?) are Mrs. John Boie has gone to pital. Joan and Lorraine Fisher asked to turn out and bring any available equipment. A team will be organized for a tentative game Tuesday evening against the group organized by the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Art Guthrie, ¿ bookings - harbor pilot . high school coach, is also plan- <5i' ¿rookings. Oregon. I •» some lively competition by ........................................... — 1 selecting a team cmposed of his Kindly enter my subscription to the Brookings-Harbor Pilot for StaF athletes To tell people of the Brookings- *................... >'oar • for which you will find (check) (money order) Harbor area of a rototiller dem- On Highway 101—3 miles North of Brookinns ! onstration. to be held at the fcash) for .............— coming county fair at Gold Beach, Sullivan Motors of Coquille has (Signed): ..... ..... placed an advertisement in this issue, announcing the event. ALSO TIMBER LAND SITES address ___ Mr. and Mrs. Lester Trent of (S e v irw i n. „ Salem stopped briefly in Brook- n 1 urry 1 °unty— $3:00 per year outside the county) *nSs* Tuesday evening, en route ------- to Eureka and other California points where they will spend a Brookings—or vacation trip. Forms were built, preparatory to pouring foundations for a new lumber shed at the Curry Coun 2225 S. E. Ankeny Box 252 ty Lumber owned by ' --------j Homer P ° r tla n c l> 15t O r e and George Co., Kessler. B ro o kin g s. 0 Local News Items ANNOUNCING T H E O P E N I N G OF Handy Subscription Blank OCEAN V IE W PARK ideal For Bulb Land or a Homesite PETE J. LESMEISTER AGENCY George Eller Come io (he Big, Gala First PostW ar n " )*’£• *******..........?-* *-***......... »««♦»♦«««...................... report for duty in the army. He is with the signal corps and has been here for the past week on a furlough. Friday Del Norte County FAIR All Masons are cordially^ vited to the Odd Fellows hall, | Friday evening, August 16, for institution of Sidney Croft Lodge, .A. F. a .- A. M. Grand lodge offi cers will be present to institute | the new lodge. | Each Mason is asked to bring I sandwiches for the pot luck re freshments to be served after, . the business session. AUGUST 3 1 ® SEFTEMBER 1 - 2 D A Y --------- August 31st — FAIR DANCE — 9:00 At Memorial Hall Eddie Des.lardiifs Band Che tee Store Sidney Croft Lodge Will Be Instituted, Fri. CRESCENT CITY, CALIF. EM in • SUNDAY------ — September 1st Il DGING BEGINS AT 10:00 A. M. On Ju n io r and Senior Events BIG HORSE SHOW — 1:00 p. m ■ Local Saddle Race, 1 ,-mile ■ Free F or All ’ , Mile ® Package Race (open) ■ Backboard Race (open) Favorite Recipe Mrs. Charles Christenson o f1 Brookings submits the favorite l recipe this week CARROT PUDDING I cup grated raw carrot 1 cup grated raw potato 1 cup sifted flour. 1 cup white sugar. la cup seeded raisins, cup currants. S cup butter, teaspoon cloves 4 teaspoon nutmeg H teaspoon cinnamon. 1 teaspoon soda in cup grate ixrtao saved until last and added last of all. Flour the fruit well and steam three hours. Serve with lemon sauce. Lemon So we«* 1 lemon. 1 cup sugar” 4 tableaaoepns water 1 teaspoon butter. .M ONDAY--------------- Labor Day 12:00 N O O N -F R E E BARBECUE on the fairgrounds 1:00 P. >L—HORSE SHOW ® Local Saddle Race 1 ,-mile ■ Free For All 1 ¿-mile ■ Change Race (open) ■ Musical Chairs (open) — B I G C A R N I V A L E V E N T S __ Admission to grounds and Grandstand FREE! 1st District Agricultural Association J. J, Andre’ J -I fe.ispoon c o rn s ta rc h . Boil sugar, then add cornstarch ‘ and butter, lastly the lemon, al so grated rind. S ene at once. Vinegar is sometimes added to l season. Phone 41 Brookings, Oregon M ILSON FREEM AN, Owner NEW FEED P R IC E S M HEAT, per 100 p oun ds............... >4J’ ROLLED BARLEY, per sack . $3.3; “ ARLEY, per sack $4> D A IR \ FEED, per sack $4.c EGG MASH, per sack . S5A ALFALFA MEAL, per s a c k Z Z . I .. S32’ Try Wellman Famous Foods WELLMAN’S PEANUT BUTTER 2-lb. j a r ......................................... 73f ASPARAGUS, No. 2 c a n .......... 12 SUNSHINE C H EEZ-ITS...........$ SPECIAL THIS WEEK Pacific Dependable Matches (large boxes), per carton.........15( * Mellow West Cheese Per Pound ............................... Supply is limited
