PAGE FOUR
BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON
The World’s Best Climat*
SMITH RIVER
her little niece, Katherine Mary
Woods, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Woods.
John Prock, pioneer resident
of Smith River, was taken to
Seaside hospital, Monday eve
ning, under care of his physician
for an attack of flu.
—- -------------------------------
THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 1949
tential Lily Pons in our midst—¡Roy Brimm and Mrs. Dorothy buying pins and scout insignia.
assuredly, a future garden club- Shrader, will sell candy at the
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Smith
ber (a baby girl).
school at noon today. Funds so left Friday for Everett, Wash.’
APRIL, THE FOURTEENTH
i raised will be used by the troop where they remained for sev
Our next month’s program is to supplement the girls’ dues in eral days.
given over to the youth of to-;
day. Prizes will be awarded to
the children contesting in wild
flower scrapbooks, bird houses
and birds nests collections. This
worthy project of the club has
been carried on by Mrs. Lillian
A FREE SUBSCRIPTION TO THE
Mathews and Mrs. Frank Pallady
under chairmanship of Mrs. Roy
The World’s Greatest Prophetic Weekly
Becker. There will be a junior
garden program by the 4-H Flow
er Girls- a tableau—fun with
flowers. The speaker for the day
will be Burton Hutton, 4-H club
leader of Oregon State College.
His theme: “Youth of Today’’. If
JUST FILL IN THIS BLANK AND MAIL
possible the Azalea Singers who
did three wonderful numbers for
To Box 581, Brookings, Oregon
us at the last meeting will be
with us again.
Thought for the Day—
“The mind that is a prisoner of
Dear Sirs. Please send me with any financial ob
its owt pleasure and the will that
ligation now or later, the “Signs of the Times,”
is the captive of its own desire
cannot accept the seeds of a
weekly prophetic magazine.
higher pleasure and a supernat
ural desire.’’
The union P.-T. A. held its
regular monthly meeting Mon
day evening, March 14 with War
ren Engdahl presiding. Several
important matters were taken
care of during the business ses-
sion. A report was given on the
card party, held March 10. A
sum was turned over to the club
treasury. The club recently or Statistics in Nice Dress
Spring travels or rather creeps
dered primary typewriter, which
has arrived and is used by the on an interesting schedule. Given;
teachers in the primary depart normal weather, and discounting
ment. The following officers were local eccentricities, for place of
approximately the same altitude
elected for the next year:
above
sea level, once spring be
President — Warren Engdahl,
gins
moving
north it travels at
re-elected.
a
regular
and
predictable pace.
Vice-President R. D. Rowley.
The
rate
is
approximately
17,
Secretary Mrs. Orville Erhart
Treasurer Mrs. James Hight. miles a day. However another
scalp of calculation comes into
Auditor Lynn Tracy.
effect when you come to a ridge
Historian Grace VanZee.
The P.-T. A. voted to sponsor of hills or mountains. For spring!
a Brownie troop with Mrs. Ar slows down at the foot of the
nold Samuelson as leader. The slope, just as most foot travel
regular April 11 meeting has lers do. Instead of traveling 17
been positioned until April 18 to miles a day, as it does on level
match the Easter vacation. At ground, it climbs only 100 feet
the close cake and coffee were of altitude a day. Smpring may
served in the cafeteria room by creep into a valley with green
Name
Mrs. James Rooney, Mrs. L. W. grass and violets on a Sunday
morning
and
not
reach
the
top
March and Mrs. R. D. Rowley.
The Smith River 4-H club held of a 200-foot hill bordering that
Address
its first meeting of the new club valley until Tuesday noon.
The intermediate group of Girl
So the dweller on a hilltop Scouts, under leadership of Mrs.
year Monday evening at the com
can
literally see spring coming
munity hall with a good attend
when
the time arrives. He can
ance. Several new members are
walk
down
the hill and meet it
enrolled in the club. Club leaders
and
climb
back
up the hill and
Clarence Westbrook a n d Paul
wait
for
it
to
join
him.
Maris were present to instruct
the boys and girls to have all en
GARDEN CLUB
rollment cards in by April 1.
Congratulations to our very
Officers elected for the coming efficient and hard-working plant
year are:
chairman, Mrs. Vern Hans-
President James Rooney.
cam, who reports most satisfac-
Vice-president Robert Marvin tory results from the annual
Secretary (’harlotte Marvin.
plant sale, at last Thursday’s
The next regular meeting will meeting. The same to Dorothy
be held March 28 when Walter Lockland for her fine work with
Fieg, assistant farm, advisor of the 4-H Flower Girls whose won
Eureka will be hen’.
derfully clever miniature nature
Oscar Browne who has been landscapes cigar box size, were
suffering from a heart ailment exhibited at the meeting. Lovely
lor several years, was stricken arrangement of potted blooming
with a severe paralytic stroke pink azaleas to augment plant
early Saturday morning and was sales, by the Brookside Azalea
rushed to Seaside hospital. Lat- Farm. Also a great assist from
his condition
reports
Mrs. Hendry looking toward a
serious. He will be remembered possible shortage on account of
by the many fishermen as guide the previous prolonged bad wea-
on the river during the fishing ther. Charming arrangement of
season, The Brownes have been the 17th of March, St. Patrick’s
staying in Crescent Ci tv at the
theme, by the hostesses of
Horn home, caring for their the day Mrs. Earl Brock, Mrs.
grandchildren while Mrs. Horn I lenry Horst and Mrs. A. E.
was in the hospital.
Griffin, under chairmanship of
Mrs. Georgia King of San Fran
May Vincent. Nice to see
Hsco is spending a month’s va-» our long-lost, through illness,
cation visiting her mother, Mrs. Rose Baumgarten assisting be-
Margaret Evans and other rel hind the coffee urn anti looking
atives in this area.
much, better again. One of the
Model RK-60
Mrs. Wallace Heider, former
Mrs. Jessie
latty Lyman, has returned to Hoagland was
sed on the
lor home at Mill Valley follow grounds, she had a renddezvous
ing several days visiting her par- with a more portentous event.
Do Your Cookmg Automatically! You don’t have to watch
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lav- As a result we may have a fu
♦ over your cooking when you have a Frigidaire Electric Range.
man getting acquainted with ture congress-woman or a po-
Roasting, baking and even deep-well cooking are done au
Along Azalea Row
SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY OFFER!!
"Ute SIGNS vt the TIMES"
ABSOLUTELY FREE!
LOCAL NEWS
MOB
■■■■■
Here's how you can enjoy Faster, Easier, Better cooking!
New Deluxe
Frigidaire
automatic
electric range
tomatically In the new Frigidaire Electric Range; FASTER —
EASIER — BETTER than ever before. New styling — new fea
tures ... to give Safe — Clean — Cool cooking summer and
winter. See the new Frigidaire Electric Range today!
/ *
HEAR THE LECTURE
THE WOMAN IN SCARLET AND
THE WOMAN IN WHITE"
Sunday
Nite, 7:30 |
at the
CHETCO I
INN
THURSDAY. MARCH 21
SATURDAY. MARCH 26
11:00 a. m
IN REMEMBRANCE OF HIM
• All-porceldn cabinet
• Acid-resisting porcelain
cooking-top
• Full-width Storage
Drawer
• Cook-Master Automatic
Oven Clock Control
• Fluorescent Cooking-Top
Lamp
• Automatic Time-Signal
• Automatic surface unit
Signal-Light
and many others you
should see!
1 These features bring Safe, Clean, Coo! cooking !
Radiantube 5-Speed
Surface Units
Even-Heat Oven
Large Sixe
Thermixer
Deep-Well Cooker
These exclusive Radianfube
cooking units give you
steady, instant heat every
time, all the timel Only Frig-
Maire has them!
1-p’ece porcelain. Eajy to
clean. Extra thick insulation.
Heats to baking tempera
ture in 5’/j minutes. Waist
high broiler.
It’s a 6 quart deep-well
cooker with Thrifto-Matic
switch. Can be changed to
on extra Radiantube cook
ing unit in a ¡iffy.
7:30 p. in. $
'7 WOMEN AFTER 1 MAN"
All these Features I
E. E. HANSCAM AND SONS
Pioneer Merchants
HARBOR
OREGON
Cook-Master >.
Oven Cc frol
Put in a meal, set the clock
for starting and finishing
time . . . and forget it.
Cooks a whole meal while
you re away.