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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 16, 1947)
{ 16, •pc nA Y. JANUARY 16> 1947~ jR O O K IN G S -H A R B O R P IL O T , B R O O K IN G S w ere enjoyed following the m eet ing, served by Mrs. Alf Goodlin s?ir°them ¡rTa*'thZ lit,'ter m ethod and Mrs. Jesse Lehmkuhl. breahs th.; ait ce„s. S m ith R iver Local N ew s M ik and b u tter should be kept Miss S a r a Mae Westbrook, in closely as they readily absorb yrH RIVER-Word was re- d a u g h te r of Mr. and Mrs. C lar flavor and odor from other ar- telling of 'ho sudd^n ence W est brook, who was grad ticles of fo«.. uated from San Jose S tate Col- A lump of sugar put in to boil j W ay while visiting friendsj lege and spent the holidays with w ith green vegetables will pre- r* ¡home folks, left for Los Angeles serve their color and improve the pioneer i u h e ie she began training in oc- flavor, especially that of peas. Tra^V. 71, "3S & Dishes that are to be frozen Of Del Norte County, I cupational therapy a t the chil- born and reared a t d ™ s hospital. need an extra amount of sw eet Mrs. Lewis Ulrich was hostess ening. , city, daughter of Geo. to the young m others club at her A piece of charcoal placed upon Ellen Jones, and spent many in Del Norte County be- home W ednesday afternoon. A the shelves of the refrig erato r load moving to Saratoga to make social tim e and needlework was wil absorb any unpleasant odors enjoyed by the group, with re and keep it sweet smelling. .1 home. When soaking beans tiny pinch a r W br husband passed away sev- freshm ents being served. The Sm ith River Union School of soda in the w ater will im and she made vears ago, home with her b ro th er, J u s - board has purchased a 30-passen- prove conditions. ger bus through Buckner Ga A P P L E CREAM P IE of the Peace Elm er Jo n es. rage. The bus will be used to 1 pie shell. des her brj .hr r, she is sur- 1 cup grated apples by several nephews and tra n sp o rt children to and from Ys cup sugar. Interment was beside her school, who live north of Sm ith River to the Oregon line. Joe \ cup milk husband at Saratoga. Reichlin will be driver. v2 teaspoon nutmeg 1 xid Grovp Meets 2 eggs separated. Ladies Aid group held its Beat egg yolks and slowly beat meeting of the new year on sugar into them; add milk, grated av at the community hall apple and nutmeg, mixing well; F r o m Mrs. R- D. Rowley in charge lastly, stir in well beaten egg M A R Y A N N JO H N S O N ¡devotions. The business meet- A tablespoon of sugar added to ¡whites. Fill past shell and bakt _ was in charge of the presi- it, Mrs. Eleanor Layman. The the w a te r for basting roast beef for ten minutes in hot oven, re- ating committee, to select will give a rich brown color and duce tem perature to m oderate I and finish baking. Serve with or officers for the coming year, fine fla v o r. •In m aking sponge cake, if you without sweet whipped cream usts of: Ethel Naill, Agnes and Henrietta Woodruff, desire it to be yellow’, use cold ¡ting committee consists of: w ater, hot w a te r m akes it much Lessard, Lottie H ocking w hiter. S e t Your Calender By Theme— Fold th e whipped w hites of eggs Lvdia obison. R efreshm ents January 18—Ambulance Bene fit dance, sponsored by Odd Fel ■’e lows dance committee at Grange hall. January’ 21—Cub and Boy Scout Benefit show at Pine Cone. Boys are selling tickets to community. January 29 Chamber of Com merce meeting at Nook Cafe. All members urged to be present as im portant m atters are coming up B R O O K IN G S for discussion. February’ 1 -M arch of Dimes dance, and bingo, H arbor Grange Hall. Announcement will follow. February’ 3- Chetco Post Am erican Legion and Auxiliary. To m eet a t H arbor Grange hall. February 7 Drivers license exam iner at H arbor Grange hall. Be there before 11 a. m. Sidney Croft Lodge, A. F. & A. M. meets each second and fourth Friday of the month at the Odd Fellows hall. Visiting Masons are welcome. lim, 1 the xon’s G tath Summons I Norte Matron OREGON Zn th e L a n d o f O p p o r tu n ity 5 ^ . & G u n C ,U b G a V e P a g e T h re e *" ‘h<> Pii O t , Chr.stmas Donation Because there w as a change Assocl„ tlon this week to add to in secretaries coming about th at thp fun(1 ’V110- and because the new sec- ‘________ rotary „ as unaw are of the do-1 F o r eve lnsurance „eed. nation the Cheico Rod & Gun R ,te a , Agency. Club’s donation of $15 w as not listed in the group published last! Pilot Classified Adv. Sells It! —— — ———- ik THE TISDALES GROWERS OF THE WORLD’S FINEST CROFT EA STER L IL Y PLANTING AND FORCING STOCK Kitchen Hints Brookings, Oregon U. S. A. + Coming Events OWi Rake Shake Siding - 1/2” - 1/4” Plywood Johns-Mannville Asbestos Siding Johns-Mannville Wailboard Boors Windows ^yttSBURGH PA/iyr» C a/at •TOfflnffiflipaitlBlmnuaBt E v e ry T h u rs d a y ev en in g , I. O. O. F. m e e ts a t th e O dd F e llo w s H a ll. V isitin g O dd F e llo w s a re w elcom ed. Every’ Monday evening. 7:30, Boy Scout meeting at Odd F el lows hall. Scouts urged to be present at all meetings. (AH organizations are requested to keep the Pilot posted, concern ing all coming meetings, th a t a date may he carried. Mail all In form ation in, giving schedule). Green Stabs (January Order Price) s Up Your Windows ^ith New, Crisp Curtains! MCf n ia| PANELS - Pnce^pER PAIR ................................ PER LOAD, DELIVERED (More than a Cord) SLAB WOOD is plentiful in this area while the mill is operating ORDER NOW and assure yourself of ample wood supply. 6 9 *9 2 ^ O 9 C 5 large6 nVt" * ^nc^es long, in both small and R S siSE,iANS15cM5 tc Merchandise and The Truth About It" wwery And Apparel Shop GIVE S. & H. GREEN STAMPS Brookings “Ram Rods" versus Smith River Town Team Brookings High Gym. 7:30 p. m. Friday, January 17 Ramrod B. Squad versus Brookings H. S. in the curtain raiser. Buy Now and Let It Season It is wise to order before your wood supply is low, to permit seasoning. Be sure to state length desired! BROOKINGS FUEL COMPANY W rite: General Delivery, Brookings, Oregon
