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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 31, 1946)
Page Two Home of the Croft Lily BROQKINGS-H ARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS. OREGON BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT Favorite Recipe Entered as second-class m atter, at the postoffice a t Brookings, Ore., The favorite recipe of Mrs. March 7, 1946. under the Act of March 3, 1879. Beih Simon is published t h i s w eek: MAYONAISE CAKE 1 cup ma.vonaise * 1 cup sugar. 3 teaspoons cocoa or gcround chocolate. 1 teaspoon cinnamon teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon vanilla 1 teaspoon soda. 1 cup boiling w ater, DEWEY AKERS, Editor and Publisher cup chopped dates Associate Editor ’2 cup chopped nuts 13< cups flour. National Advertising Representative Mix hot w ater, soda, nuts and dates, and let stand. Mix all the N E W S P A P E R A O V e R T I ^ I N C S E R V IC E . IN C . other ingredients except flour. Add dates and nuts. Beat well, I" I • | Ei.o.,1 then add all at one time. Makes W.A.S. two layers. Bake 30 to 35 m in Serving America's Advertisers utes at 350 degrees. Frost with > Home Town Newspapers chocolate b utter frosting. »M W Randolph — Chic »90 I. II. O k P IC IS • Holbrook Bldg.. Son Honcéco, CoL O reg I P ublish er , s $¿1 PER sto I AT 10 N “Riviere des Eaale Chutes,” m eaning river of the tire W di™ mountain lalIs‘ I known as th^ D etroit (M arion County) A fter because of the man, D etroit, m etropolis of Michigan, the crags. Eagle Donner Und Blitzen ( r i v e r ) is rhn • S8SI the “hub” peak aP f‘h When U. S. cavalry troopeis had from which nearly aiH? crossed this stre a m during an sheds and granite n ^ ' electric storm in 1864, they nam ed Sw usm af 'Butte) Thf ,j it for the Germ an w’ords m eaning rains on the old 0 r ^ thunder and lightning. traveled this route, q Douglas (county) Honors S te CounU ' phen A. Douglas, dem ocratic nom ’‘Aoni*’ Aeolus, the Greek g’ocil inee for President in 1860. To be continued ¡ q J J z E ■ « s; Jin > A rgaret phomc Oregon Names Subscription Rate: Per Year, m Curry County, Oregon. Per Y ear, outside Curry County........ Cayuse (U m atilla county) The $2.50 Cayuse Indians dwelt in the e a st p art of Oregon. The term .$3.00 ern "cayuse” now’ is used throughout the w estern states to describe an Indian pony. Cazadero (Clackam as county) Spanish for hunting place. Chenuiica (Marion County) The one can “tell” von origin is obscure; possibly In dian for our old home. 7 " ” you to vote’l Chiloquin .... - ........— (K lam ath County) of men have died :"Chaioquin" was a K iam a-h in Ha: keli. I ’ (Jun I brth R en Pa Have Those Men Died In Vain Again? This still is America, and no In'the0 l X ScvenSvefr°ne -n?Uld i n in< last seven years millions to defend mens’ right to vote, and right in this na. dian ,amily name (County) The Clack S ’ lJ s tr o n g h o ld of democracy, people are utterly am Clackamas as Indian tribe hunted in the g lemoeracy by their indifference Doesn’t northw estern part of Oregon. sound right, does it? 1 Clatskanie (Columbia County) of “T latskani,” place Just how you vote isn’t so important so lone a s Corruption in the Nehalem region. you earnestly voted for those things you wish to Clatsop (County) The Clatsup ¡ m a ' S.,C‘-?2iry. f n' oy- Bv votinS at its elections. Indians inhabited the lands along the mouth of the Columbia river. Amm-iea p i n t s ' th e ^ w a ^ io the ^ l d f < ^ X Columbia (River) In 1792 Rob e rt Gray, a New’ England m ari mint of differences. Indifferent nttitnHoc ot fu - times cause othpr nations t • 1 1 .les, at these , ner, sailed into the mouth of the • ,, “ nations to wonder if democracy ®reat river which he named for is tne answer to the world’s ill. ‘ his shiP- Columbia. The Columbia True thi< ien’t « j : i i . is The second largest river cf the ; n o .__ a n d ’,», 1, 11 4- • leH^enDal election, but com- United States. It rises 1215 miles •n xr t ( l l, a i l y as important—are measures whiph up ,n the Cana<Ban Rockies and will affect the well-beino- of nonnk w m e n flows to the Pacifi as much a " if t g . , P . P reFOn almost B ritannica describes it as "¿ne t> i- • • * t weie a presidential election ol the "’orid’s greatest hvdro- rollticians mav rave an d r a n t a h n n i , ¡electric power stream s, th a t h u t t h u a • iant, about this and Coos (county) The coos in- ir. ’ u <l'e i age American citizen has intelli- dians lived in this region, gtnee enough to know what he is about— a n d sh o u ld CofJ,tllle <Coos co u n ty ) Perhaps do a good job of v o tin g -if he only would K “ c°quille> mea"- Corvallis (Benton county) Con densed from Latin words m ean ing heart of the valley. Crater (lake) This lake of fabu lous blue coloring is located in the craTer c ra te r or of an extinct volci volcano. W h e re a re M n n w \ tv n ♦ ' * ,ne nf fhi ♦ • •» i . nr-' p- " ¿dlace s so-called ‘exposes’ Mt* Mazama it »s one of the at tnis time. Is it ,„1 possible that someone him i’T *"' lakes,in ' he cn ra te r I. , v . . . ? touched loucnen nun lake nauonnl p a r k em embra braces! 160,213 acres. Crook (county) M ajor-G eneral George Crook was a celebrated . Indian fighter. ( rooked , river) The river, in J its course, twists and curves d u r ing most o the distance. Curry (county) George C urry F O R w as a pioneer secretary of O re gon territory. I* ire. Auto and C asualty and Dependents Dallas »Polk County) George; To United V eterans you M. D allas was vice-president o f 1 owe all your past, pres the United S tates during the ad ty ping and ent and f u t u r e service m inistration of Jam es K. Palk notary public Deschutes (County) The sw ift-' benefits. Join and work Uescutes river was named w ith some veterans’ group. See • Why The Sudden Stillness, Henry? ! te ( m il* A D V . ■ fcrH V nal i |to a tt and Bush’s Lily Gardens P. O. BOX 131 E. p f Vet' vernor HARBOR, 01 GROW ERS OF P R IZ E Croft EA STER P L A N T IN G L IL Y STOCK ore ai t i > he can r , ’ e\n r We also have some 6000 first-class Commerci Croft E aster lily bulbs, 7s, 8’s 9s, and 10s fori so chi sta ti U h T legisl endatii 11000 s ir e en > ¡n (. V E T E R A N S insurance Auxiliary Meets I. O. O. F. Hall at Brookings, at 8 p. m. Ld and 3rd Wednesdays Edith Ott B R O O K IN G S ! mile* ytTtSBURCH PAIHTS miti G L A S S BROOKINGS OREGON For Windows! Yes, We Have These Items! GLASS F or Automobiles CUT F L O W E R S and pla n ts GLASS F o r All Purposes Visitors Are Welcome Anytime Chetco Builders’ Supply^ At the Winehuck Bridge i ompfete Information ( entrai Building 1-inch and Dimension Lumber GR( Windows and Doors 3 4-inch Plywood Drain Tile—Chimnev * T ile-F lue Lining CL Overhead Door Sets Sliding Door Sets Shingle Stain Chapman Board V (Sa hook
