ARCH 2, »SPA Y . MARCH 25, 1948
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BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, Brookings. Oregon
World’s Finest Climate
la rily at Seaside expect to take cross, there will also be sneeial
posession w ithin 30 days.
music.
special
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Old English Apple Cake Pie
ty w inner an expense paid trip
Peel and core apples then cut to the Oregon sta te fair at Salem
Palm Sunday was observed a t
into eighths and line an unbaked w here the sta te 4-H cake baking
the local church Sunday morning
pie shell w ith them, filling in to cham pion will be crowned.
March 21, with a large' croud m
the top of the pie hell. Make a
Since W ashington and Idaho
attendance. Special music by the b a tte r of the following ingred
produce w heat types sim ilar to
young peoples choir. Seven new ients :
tho«e grow n in Oregon. Adminis
members were received into the
4 to 1 cup sugar (depending tr a to r E. J. Bell, Oregon w heat
church.
on tartn ess of apples)
commission, hopes the Oregon
Sermon by Rev. E. C. Hicks
Lester
2 tablespoons com starch
baking contest, sponsored by the
Hosanna Spirit”, with q u a rte t
’2 teaspoon salf
° their
commission for the first time
P
alvary s Hill” by Misses
1 teaspoon nutm eg
m Gold » ( ¿nd Mrs. Lloyd Morris and
this year, will be the forerunner
nPloyed bl Har id left Saturday for Los
Daroline and Alta Nelson. Bob
1 cup cream
of a regional w heat promotion
Batem an and Teddy Luick.
)r a coy;*
»s. California. They ex-
P o u r b a tte r oyer apples and program financed by w heat pro
ceCeLVed by Mrs
Mr and Mrs- w m. H all and bake in a m oderate oven (375 ducers of all Pacific northw est
to stop in San Francisco
Wallin
’’Saturday night. They a re J h ? d e ° ? K SUn? ay teUing ° f daughtcrs' B‘Hie and B arbara degrees F.) until apples are te n states.
h her
¡ng with friends and rela- th e d eath of th eir daughter, Mrs. are spending vacation week in der.
1 Walh£ | , and are also on a business C harlene Woodlock of Los An- Salinas, California, where they
Helen Payne arrived home
G re a te r use of Oregon's soft
geles who was killed in an auto- are visiting the parents of Mr.
it front
the la tte r p art of the week a fte r
w
heat
flour
will
be
encouraged
Ting.
and Mrs. M. F Burge and mobile accident n e a r Long Beach llall, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hall, Sr. in a state-w ide cake baking con visiting for several w eeks in
'eder
Fjames of Sutherline, Ore- in so u th ern California. There was They will reum home S aturday test for 4-H club m em bers spon P arker, Arizona w ith Mr. and
no d etail of the accident avail-!
_______ __ _____ ________ y I
ista.
I are visiting with Mr. and
sored by the Oregon w heat com Mrs. Joe Bush. On h e r way home
able a t th e tim e this goes to press
«
she stopped at M adiera. C alifor
H. C. Weathers.
mission.
but it was understood that Mr i l i O n i C n i t i R c r S
nia, for several days and visited
Contest
d
etails
will
be
a
n
and Mrs. Woodlock w ith friend? z i l
the O rville H uffm an family.
nounced
la
te
r
by
the
sta
te
4-H
w ere re tu rn in g home from Tiju- v O l U I T l I l
club office at Oregon S ta te col
ana, Mexico. The husband was
Rv
v Fohart* u n i
lege, a t Corvallis.
t. and Mrs. Ernest E. Jones seriously injured and one other
pgT
¡wosha. Wisconsin have ju st , person killed. Mr. and Mrs. W il-|
Bell said th a t ten ta tiv e plans
. There,
based the Clyde E. H ill son left Monday to attend the . ' ou sboLdd see my office! It is call for an individual sponge cake
and acreage near Azalea fu n eral in Los Angeles.
i piled full of supplies (cotten. baking com petition w ith the stip
park. The Jones fam ily
Special services will be held "s ,etd springs, curled hair, twine, ulation th a t com petitors use
have been residing tem por- E a ste r Sunday a t the local com etc.) for the Foofstool Workshop. flour from soft w heat grown and
Cameras
Filmt
As you know, the workshop milled in Oregon and other P acif
m unity church.
ic northw est states. W heat pro
teaches
women
upholstery,
sc
S unday school at 10:00 a.m.
duced in Oregon, he pointed out
Gifts for
repair their
their own
own fu
furni-
Mrs. G race VanZee, Supt. C hurch' they ‘ can r7pair
rn i’
x
service a t 11:00 a.m. Special mes- r r7 '
¡¡at£ and p,acc? Ophir is fam ous am ong millers, bakers
Every Occasion
sage by Rev. E. C. Hicks. E aster P
& and 23’ or and housewives for its fine quali
ties in baking cake, cookies, pie
music by young peoples choir ^ 1 , \ £ r e h ™ A m .e r^ a " v
under th e direction of Mrs. R.
’ * 3 h 30 arid
w e have crust and o th er specialty prod-
a
few
openings
at
Ophir
work- ducts.
D. Rowley. There will be Bap-
„
One w heat commission func
, tism al services during the mom- i P2- ° *f you, arc lnteresled in
Brookings, Oregon
ing service
learfung upholstering, call the tion is to prom ote wider use and
- o
■
.
Extension office for fu rth e r de- appreciation of Oregon w heat.
The county cake baking con
“HALLMARK”
w
T
s"d ,brcakia*’
Sorr>' no vacancies a t P ort tests will be open to all Oregon
w in
ui be held E aster
Sunday
m orn- Orford!
ing a t th e ocean beach on the
Vn„ ’
o
„
4-H club m em bers regularly en
Cards
Indian reservation n e a r Shaker
.
J?
.4*H. cookinK rolled in cooking projects. The
church. The ladies of Indian mis-
’
interested commission will give each coun
sion church will have charge, ” ®
b? ki"K c o n te st 11.
assisted by ladies of Smith River * sponsored b>' the ^ e g o n w heat
church. Following a short devo-'
and .„a '?ards to the
tional and song service, breakfast f
< U*nncr ^ lU 5° an exPense
BETTY ANI) VERN
will be served a t 8 o’clock. In £ £ « T s a le m W V n ?
case of rain, the service will be
1 ? akrn<
11 ha'’e m ore,
held a t Indian mission church. d e U ” S latW ’ bUt yoU Can sta rt
your 4-H'ers baking sponge cakes
The p ro te sta n t churches of now.
( rescent C tiy and Smith River
I have had several requests
will u nite for a good Friday serv- for the recipe to an apple pie
shipment of one and two »ce a t th e Federated church in like Bea Zumwalt of P ort Orford
imses for your Easter en- C rescent City, from 1 to 3 p.m makes. So I asked Mrs. Zumwalt
At their new Tavern Located at The Chevron
u " h m inisters of the various for her recipe, and here it is. I
churches bringing a brief mes- hope you like the pie as m u ch 'as
Station in Smith River
age of th e la st words from the I do.
The 335 acre tra c t owned by
and Mrs. Willard Hess of
Mrs.
E stelle G a rra rd and loccat-
rtw Oregon, visited S a tu r-
::h Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Big- (ed on th e south bank of the Chet-
co riv er road has been sold to
L om e C. Moore, of Azusa, Calif-
, md Mrs Robert Boyd and
i ’ayr.e are v i s i t i n g their rel- o rn ia-
Both tran sactio n s were handled
s ¡n Bakersfield, California,
through
the L esm eister Agency.
expect to be gone for two
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