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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 30, 1947)
Page Four "World’s Finest Climate' Smith 1 T?iv’pr 11 Y d BROORINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKiNGS, OREGON I Mr and Mrs- Wm' Buckner tbat boat- Tbat outboard motor,'ions for the use of lentils, nuts | “Good were hosts to a dinner partv at and quite a bit of fishing gear—land cheese. 00 morning, J l- I »nv Jtty odp operation a Mr. and Mrs. William Morrison their new home on Buckner Is that hurt his feelings much. The boat, they say, is quite a For quick results—classifieds! ‘Pete™ "Ot y0Ur *«<* who celebrated their 35th wed- land, Sunday evening, the affair distance down the river from the ding anniversary, Oct.. 17, were lieing in honor of Mr. Buckner — ----- —......... ? ............ ~.......... honor guests at a dinner party and mother, Mrs. Clara Bailey,» acc*dent- and be recovered that evening, sponsored by their who celebrated their birthdays. as soon as they can accomplish children. A special broadcast over Other guests were Mr. and Mrs.¡the feat—the other things, that Station KHTJM, Eureka, was en- Mark Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver *s something else. joyed, when the anniversary song Bailey and son, Jimmy and Har- ' “ was sung in their honor. .Among ry Forester. B e a n s , F e a s G o o d T o Aid those present were Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Rowley r M p atlp ss D a v M onii« ‘u e a u e s s U a y M e n t i s Osbourne Woolworth and two and daughter are enjoying a visit beans and and peas are good good ' Limited Amount children, Mr. and Mrs. Robert with Mr. Rowley’s mother, Mrs. I 1 Dry Bry heans peas are Sarina and three children, Billy S. C. Christensen of LaFayette, ^oods b)1 occasional meatless and Freddie Morrison, and two Ore., and her sister, Mrs. Effie days> sa>’s Aldene N, Roberts, i daughters, Mrs. Evelyn Hollings- Dollar of Coronado. H o m e Demonstration A g e n t.! worth of Richmond. Calif, and Rev. E. C. Hicks has recovered Beans are not complete protien Mrs. Cora Rice of Albany, Ore. from his recent illness and was f°°ds but make a good substitute were unable to come. * able to be out and about. Reg- for meat when a glass of milk is Mr. and Mrs. Dave Crockett uIar services will be held at the added- 'The vitamin B family is have sold their large sheep ranch ,ocaI chui*ch Sunday, with Rev. wpl1 represented in most types they are also up the Winchuck to Mr. and Hicks in charge of the morning °f dry heans and ___ -*___ • _ very valuable for iron. T Excessive Mrs. Harvey Lockwood who will worship use of dried beans sometimes operate it as a sheep ranch. causes digestive disturbances. The Crocketts have purchased a Grade School Notes ROOM 6 CENTRAL The pressure saucepan is a ; ranch at Gerber, Calif. Accom FIRST GRADE ___ o beans time saver in preparing panied by their daughter and The first grade is getting ready but should not be filled more sor.-in-Iaw, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Preez, moved their household for a Hallowe’en party, Friday..! than 4 full of beans and noi goods to their to their new home. Mrs. Mathews helped us decor- more than two-thirds full of 11- ate paper plates for the party, ¡quor to prevent closing of the We have a big hook about Dick steam vent by expansion. Beans and Jane that we are learning should be soaked several hours to read. . before cooking in the saucepan Is the place to get that oven-fresh, Ernest Turner was absent Mon- and cooked in the same water, day and Tuesday. i The use of soda decreases the Jimmy Myers stayed with his vitamin content. t o he got a ride Dried p e n make a delicious’ on the bus Tuesday. soup when seasoned with onion REMEMBER SECOND GRADE and tomato, especially when they M e drew pumpkins, witches are cooked with a soup bone LAST JANUARY and black cats to decorate our They can also be used in cutlets ANO FEBRUARY roorn. • and loaves. Dried beans can be Me studied about a zoo in our used in chow'ders.soups, toaves, Ik* comfortable now and prepared health books. Now we are making casseroles and goulash. They can for the really cold weather to come. a zoo in our room. Some of us he baked, boiled and made into V\ e cater, also to special orders of any Spark Oil Heaters always give brought toy animals for it. Our, halls and fried. Recipes for these you ,ust the temperature you want 1 caKes are made __ of boxes with „ ivii ............. methods _ are ritvii given in vlIVUIttr circular We give S.&H. Green Stamps—and fill apt when you want it. See them today, string bars. We have some ani- HE 1751 “Recipes for Meal Sav- mal pictures on the wall. , mg”, which is available free of orders immediately. M e have a new pencil sharp charge from your county exten ener. sion office in Gold Beach. This We made insect posters. circular also contains suggest- FOURTH GRADE The fourth grade illustrated a Hallowe'en story with brownies for the room. M e are now studying maps. Me are making science note To Order Your «Sk?. is books. We have a chart show ing kinds of ducks and geese, PERSONALIZED CHRISTMAS CARDS where they live and where they Come in and look over our complete line oj |fly south to for the winter. < M’e are collecting bird nests.1 , OtIÄ - _ BOXED CHRISTMAS CARDS 1 irginut Akers, reporter. Spark deluxe Oil k J illlL II m t SAttl % inch New Copper Pi __ ■ • Brookings Land and Townsitef C ___ i . W ILLIAM SO N BAKERY BBEA z Heatent give both c ir c u la tin g and radiant b e a t For com plete cm »mfort, you <><fd both. Lpi CHRISTMAS CARDS Ring the Be» T e rm s If D e s ir e d ! Trio Have Thrill Boating On Chetco ¿7J4.J Bob Perkins- prexy of the rod and gun club Fred Anderson A H o LI cucuutikghditlrs J ■ ( neteo Home & A lit o Supply Company <We , , ' IS THE TIME Also Individual. “Designs that you will be proud to A sentim ent to suit each friend! Moore’s Variety & Apparel f l Use Our Convenient Lay away Plait «— Ä T L Ä l ! 'are ' bv<‘ t<x1;‘.v from a thrillj they experienced late Monday. Boating down the Chetco. the group passed a rapids and were “dunked" in the chilly waters. Bv catching hold of a willow, the Giu S * H Green stamps) shore. iust below the lower sum mer bridge. In reporting the incident. Bob t» .« — 'k m * didn i seem to mind the ducking BE* '■‘"i- the loss of a few salmon, hut F 0 R NOW S A L E 4-( \ linder, 5 h. p. Evinrude Overhead Garage Door Equipment xn Ui?r Sprayer for Ford-Ferguson 10-gallon Crock (for pickles or kraut) - ;» Cement Mixer Deep Wall Hand Pump * r Hand Garden Rototiller ,r' Gopher Gas Machine v • Bearcat Tractor -< \a u g h n Drag Saw ■5/ r-t >/ Bill Ward’s Clothing Store a -, Bringing Brookings The Best! III EX W ater Repellents Are Back!! Nationally Advertised—and first since the war! Save SI. By Buying Pants and Jackets Together m H arbor Bulb Farm Burrell-Sprin^er-Oliver Buy them Here, exclusively^now! ie 1 Cl o v p S s a i P>l ENT 0 F GRAY 0R TAN SWEATSHIRT I . 'S ~ , ther‘faced- Monkey-faced, Canvas, Leather, of —Jersey, etc. f RISCO JEANS in sizes 30 to 40 <LO TH ES FOR THE W O R K IN G M A S
