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The Land of Opportunity
BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON
tendance last week and hope it and mixed with mayonnaise. ’ mer home, the James Ranch, at i week-end vi t
will continue. The boys are get
mixed|
15. Chicken giblets,
mixed, Ophir, and enjoying a vacation Bill VVr idge
°f ri!)
Mrs. Carl Berger offers her ting ready for a big month in with hard-cooked eggs and may- with the Brainard family,
ed
with
the
country
favorite recipe for this week:
April. We surprised our cubmas- onnaise. .
Virgil Wridge, of Tillamook,
cup shortening.
ter with lots of things for the
16. Liver, bacon and hard- and a few of his associates, were to return as often
Grated rind of one orange.
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food box drive. Jimmy Taylor and cooked eggs. Grind cooked liver
3 eggs, unbeaten.
Dicky Nelson are seeing results and add crisp bacon and hard-
3 teaspoons baking powder.
from the gardens they planted. cooked eggs and mix with may
2 tablespoons lemon juice.
—Mrs. Taylor, den mother.
onnaise.
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2/3 teaspoon salt.
Don’t be surprised if the cubs
17. Chopped cucumbers, with
FO R A W A Y
► K N O W S TH E TRICK
lty cups sugar.
start acting and living like Rob chopped onion, parsley and may
TO P A IN T O U R H O U S E
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3 cups sifted flour (cake flour inson Crusoe, for that is their onnaise.
F R O M ORAB TO 6 A Y
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- preferred).
theme for April. Some strange
18. Cold baked ham, ground,
Juice of one orange.
things may develop from this. add horseradish and mayonnaise.
Water.
The dens plan to hold some of
t cup cocoanut, rubbed with 1 their weekly meetings in Azalea
grated rind of one orange.
! park on nice days. This will give
Combine shortening, salt and j the cubs a chance to blow off
Mrs. Mildred Byrne was a
grated organe rind, add sugar more steam and have outdoor business visitor at Portland this
gradually and cream un‘il light games. — George Widney, Cub week.
and fluffy. Add eggs, one at a Master
Jack Rawlings is home with
time, beating thoroughly, after
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clark
each addition.
Rawlings for spring vacation. He
Sift flour and baking powder
is a student at Oregon State
together thrde times. Combine
College.
orange juice and lemon ju<ce and
MARY ANN JOHNSON
Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Leonard
add water to make one cup. Add
Sun-Proof P aint la Best
Q uick, Easy Palntingl
left Sunday for San Francisco
small amounts of flour to creamy
A
superior p a in t fo r exterior pro
SANDWICH FILLINGS
where
they
will
remain
for
sev
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t ’s easy to do an excellent
mixture, alternately with com
te c tio n . N eed« lit t le or
Add one teaspoon sugar to eral weeks.
no th in n in g . P rim e r seal«
painting woodwwfj
bined fruit juices and water, one pint of mayonnaise.
Lew Frazier is visiting his
f u r n i t u r e with
th o r o u g h ly . F in is h in g
beating after each addition until
1. Chopped celery and rocque- daughter, Lucille, at Alhambra
W a te rs p a r on«-<
C o a t «taya l i v , to ug h,
smooth.
fort cheese. Mix with mayonnoise Calif.
elastic.
q u ic k -drying
Pour batter into two deep, and add few’ drops of Worchester-
It is reported that the plant
9-inch pans, greased. Bake in shire sauce.
sale, held Tuesday by the Azalea
moderately hot oven (375 degrees
2. Cream cheese, olives and Garden Club, was successful. The
Fahrenheit) 25 to 30 minutes. mayonnaise.
Wallhido for Interiors
flowers on sale included camelias,
Spread frosting between layers
Neoceta Paint Brush«
3. Chopped chickens, ham and azaleas, and rock garden plants,
M a d e w ith " V i t o l i s e d Oil».
and on top and sides of cake J pickle relish. Mix with mayon-
M a k e s possible finished
W
ith fam ous scientific brutisl
obtained from Larry Pinson. The
Sprinkle cake with orange-fla- naise.
w alls in nine hours. D u r
proceeds
of
this
sale
have
not
b
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tte r painting. Ample
ab
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b
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a
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w
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vored cocoanut while frosting is
4. Chopped corn beef, celery,
(11)
The flowers
ab le! In fla t or sem i
and excellent balance.
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mixed with Rus-' I * been
^ » 9 » determined.
display at Ward's
Cloii,:
gloss finishes.
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P"V a°? Mry ° hn Bahre“ °f
Den No 1. Our den. to S le .
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has had excellent attendance each ’
Hard-cooked egg. tunaflah. | chambers. ' at “ "chambers’1' F ir
week. Gerald Hendricks, Gary pickle relish, mured with may- Court Harhnr
Payne and Gael Ettinger have onnaise. .
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Mr ’ an«J Mr«
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been doing a fine job of collecting '• Tongue, chopped cabbage, Mr and Mrs Inhn
R e“ ‘man” ’
Items of all
kinds for the food
P*ckle and mayonnaise. .
Mr
a n d Mr«' i
n
and
box dr,vc. I hope oil my cubs' 8. Chopped egg. sardines and I B ro o k "n e/sX m 1 « . 1 ° ^ . X •**
parents are as happy in having mayonnaise.
, L dSt ^ un<^aF v,s*
their boy as a cu b 'as 1 am a
»■ Peanut butter and chopped ' a r t ‘ a” oilhi? m
den mother, am to have th em ldate’. mixed with mayonnaise.
w ho now I tv
neighbors,
Mis. Widney. den
10. Chopped
b a c o
h a rd -' X ™
S S d ’ ‘^
aM“ ra" ch
as my cubs
I cooked egg. mixed with mayon-
Mr and M£
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mother.
Den No. 2. Our denner, David
11. Raisin, and n u t. - s - r r il '
at lh<“ r ,or'
Jasman, has moved away *o we
have chosen Kenneth McDon fine and moisten with grape juice.
ald as our new denner. We have
12. Sardines, lemon juice and
a new cub, Glen Stuart of Brook paprika. .
ings. We still need two more
13. Baked beans, chili sauce
boys to till our den, however. — and chopped pickles.
Mrs. Spangler, den mother
14. Cottage c h e e s e , finely
Den No. 3. We had 100% at- J chopped onions, well seasoned
Pa i n t C l e a n e r
Cleans p a in ted surfaces th e easy
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w a y . B rush it on. th en
sponge it off. I t ’s streak-
less, leaves surface spick-
and span.
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Ladies N ight Gowns and P ajam as
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Spent at home, those dollars m ade by the local
business men will be used to help build commun-
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which will benefit everyone o f us.
1 l)t,d (dseuhere, dollars never re tu rn in form
o axes, onations, new buildings, new equip
ment or such which will add to the w ealth of this
im m ediate community.
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