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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 19, 1948)
i î AVGUST 19. 1948 BROOKiNGS-HARBOR p i l o t . Breckings, Oregon Page tve / mear C’iwio’e coming up before long, it may be in terestin g to some homemakers —someone w ill ca ll on you, s o l« * 7. Mrs Vida W alker, P.stol to know th a t th ere’s a simple ^et the ¡acts in-i iemde what vo m m itte e m e n r - . ’.VE .V ffOBFRTS River district, Raymoo*. s lotire you w ant to do for it w ay of m aking home-canned to " „¡.«'nr .. •, A g e n t to and including Harvey Crook's m ato juice equal in Vitamin C • • • • ranch; value to orange juice. D epart 8. Mrs. Lot McNeely. Carpen- THERE: terville district, excluding H a r m ent of ag ricu ltu re nutritionists freezing time for fruits say th a t it can be done by add GOLD BEACH - Organization ; vey Crook s ranch to and includ •etables, that sum- ing ascorbic acid tablets or the of t urry County for the county ing Colegrove'» ranch. BY C. E. SEGER season is in full spiral drive, August 24 and 25. 9. Mi's. Doris Lea Freem an, powder to the ja r of tomatoes Gold Beach, Ore. Tgp a the west doubtless in canning. has been completed. The county' Brookings district, excluding the i jjonie gardent i s and bud- is divided into districts with a Colegrove ranch, to Chetco river; | homemakers, are now In tests w here 150 mg. ol TERMINAL LEAVE BENEFITS chairmen in charge of each dis 10. Joe D eM artin, H arbor dis about how to freeze Vitamin C — in tablet form —-j Veterans who have not ap trict. These chairm en have chos trict, Chetco river to sta te line; vegetables for fu tu re w ere added to each pint jar, it fo r term inal leave bond> en their crews of w orkers and 11. Mrs. Sly via Tolick, Agness X.er m a home freezer or was found th a t the vitamin was ,or unused leave during active will cover the territo ry as best and Illahe district. [neighborhood looker plant. w ell retain ed a fte r six m onths' service, as enlisted men in W. suits them. They niclude: of storage. And neither the color *■> have only until Sept. 1 t< ¡department oi a g ric u ltu m 1. Mi's. Harvey Kane, Lang nor flavor of home-canned to-' (^° so> The Oregon departm ent of [booklet—Home Freezing of m atoes w ere affected by the ad- veterans’ affairs warned this us lois district, county line to and Itn: Vegetables filled w ith dition of Vitam in C. including Floras Creek road; . this week. A ccat if w hite paint is being and illustrations on 2. Mrs. Elsie Quinn. Denmark applied to the exterior of Chetco W hen tom atoes a r e canned An im portant amendment pass- how”. For example, district. Floras Creek road to but Store, by Dodson painters, who b-v ^ ,b Congress makes it t are full pages of pictures plain, they have little more than not including airport road. last week painted the barn a t how to prepare corn, a th ird of the am ount of Vitamin P°ssible for brothers, s i s t e r s . 3. Mrs. Docia Sweet, Sixes the Freem an place. C contained in orange juice. And nePbews and nieces who survive I broccoli, peaches, and big district. Airport road to and in Mrs. Allen Bynon and broth ernes for freezing and on an average, fresh orange juice a deceased veteran to receive the, cluding the Upper Elk Creek er, Fred Jr., of Oswego, arrived has slightly more vitamin C than, Pa- v mcnt of his unused leave, the |tt package them. There are j Tuesday to visit Mr. and Mrs. i state veterans agency points out road; i showing how to m ake canned orange juice. ■ , Heretofore the only eligible sur ! 4. Mrs. Jean S tratto n , Port Charles E. Low. equipment for fill- The Pistol River girls who are vivors were the widow, children Orford district, excluding E 1 k Victor Lockwood of Pftt latch. and sealing them. Creek road to zXrizona Inn; carrying a 4-H clothing project or parents of the deceased Wash., seeks d a ta of this area. also have a bulletin— m et w ith Jo Ann Mead last Mon Mrs. Viola Ram alia. Ophir dis In a le tte r to the Pilot. W ed The deadline for such appli M eat and P o u ltry day. W hile there Celia Sorenson cants to apply is also Sept, l.i trict. excluding Arizona Inn to nesday, he subserbed to the pa s" that should also be so finished m aking her coin purse, provided the veteran died a fter, and including Rogue River park per and asked for other infor . We have a supply of these and Robin Uhly got a good start discharge and prior to applying (including Squaw' Valley r o a d m ation available. and to the Rogue River road); i in the office and will be on h er needle case. Others pres for the terminal leave bond. D irectors of Rrookings R otary 6. Mrs. George M ateer. Gold club met Friday evening at the | to send a copy to you if ent w ere K athleen Ism ert and Since survivors’ application I lend us a request. They’re M arilyn Fairbank. We’ll see all forms cannot be obtained locally Beach-W edderburn district, ex home of Roy Weideinan, p resi these finished products at the such beneficiaries should w rite j cluding Rogue River park to and dent. Club affairs were decided I too.' a t the time. Curry County Bair.. the appropriate branch of the •ncluding Raymond's lodge,» bulletin which may in- t some of you is ‘‘Food for Mr. and Mrs. George Mateer armed forces and request that aily with Young Children.” and I went to the Sixes Grange the lelter be considered in lieu I gives weekly f o o d plans picnic Sunday. It was held at tormal application I m estimate of costs w ith Brooks’ sum m er camp on Floras ^our county service officer will on how to get the Lake. Besides discussing the fair asslst those eligible for this ben- H ot your food dollar when and the county hospital, we had complete the necessary I have purrhaMd the FRED I.EE Well- These d a y s of high a w onderful meal (you should've forms, uhieh must be notarized Drilling outfit, and will be ready immedi the homemaker's job oi tasted S tella Slocums cake!) an i anc* mailed, along with photo- shopping is a mighty im- a beautiful boat ride around the s ,a ,*c copy ol discharge, to ap- ately to drill well« at any time. Contact b ; one. This is also a free Lake. The Brooks are excellent Pr°priate branches of the arm ed me for estimates and plans. forces listed on the application hosts. blank. to m a to canning tim e Next week is the hospital drive (makers" Named On County Co. Service O fficei Hospital 'D rive” Reports To You: LOCAL NEWS A N N O U N C IN G Just Arrived TH E N EW W E S T IN G H O U S E and d r ie r Rebekah Approve County Hospital Regular meeting of Topaz Re bekah lodge was held at the Odd Fellows hall Tuesday. Dolly . Brainard reported on the hos- ' pital meeting at Gold Beach she and Doris Freem an had attended as delegates of the lodge. Every one was in favor of having the county hospital. A letter from the H arbor Com m unity club, asking for women to help out at the community library one day a month, was read. Dolly Brainard and Agd” Bickner volunteered to go one day a month, with Mrs. Brain ard offering to go oftener if had a way to get to and from. I It was voted to give a wedding j present to Mrs. Helen F is h e r: ' Stipes. j Following the meeting a so-j j d a l hour was enjoyed, w ith re- freshments served by H arriett > , Stephenson. Iris Kindel, B e rth a , j W hirry and Millie Peterson. j Den 1 Cub Notes Den 1 held its weekly m eet ing Monday and started clearing | a space to build a club house in the grove of trees at the home of the den mother. Cub scouts present were Gar> Ault. Larry Meyers. Victor Har- j ris. Laird H arris and Dickie Ber ger. Come on Cub Scouts of Den 1, let's get our club house built before school starts. Bring any pieces of boards or old nails to the meeting. — Demis Hom, den ! chief. Tfca haort of M m laundromat, H m Soal«d-4f»-$*»«i Transmission, H g varan toad for FIVE yvars after year of manufacture, again*! man ufo during defect*. dafoct*. manufacturing !NGS ELECTRIC & RADIO CO. THING in the electric line udenhall Sr. W. E. Molfe ’r Building Brookings, Ore "F low er Girls n The Flower Girls met at Mrs. 1 Richard Smith s on Monday. j Each brought containers of flowers and practiced flower ar- i rangements. Mrs. Smith took us to the beach and we went wading Af- : terw ards she treated us to ice cream -K aren Simpson, reporter B. L. P R IC E General Delivery CHETCO Brookings, Ore. CA FE THE HOME OF FINE FOOD - - We Feature Fried Chicken Dinners, Sundays! Floyd Kindel C L O S E I) E A C H M ONDAY MALL MODEL 7 GASOLINE ENGINE CHAIN SAM (A one- or two-man tool) Lower in price, more pow erful lighter in weight, 24-inch model weighs only 75 pound» More com pact in design—can be more easily transported over rough te rra in o p erated with a minimum of clearance and used «Mocessfully a fte r a few instructions Mows down big tim ber up to and including trees 12 feet in diam eter. C u t ting chain swivels for any agle cut. A utom atic stall-proof d u tc h keeps engine running when «aw chain is jam m ed Quick detachable idler is easily removed if saw is jammed in cut. Im m ediately available in 18-inch to 12-foot cutting rapacities. Also pneum atic and electric model«, and chain sharpener. MALL CHAIN SAW CO. S. R. HUNT, Distributor Bill Jones, Brookings Agent
