THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 1949
Homemakers
BY ALDENE N. AHO,
County Home Demonstration
agent
HELLO THERE:
It was a pleasure to have Bur­
ton Hutton state 4-H club agent,
in the county last week. In addi­
tion to talking at the schools and
several club meetings, Mr. Hut­
ton was speaker at Brookings Ro­
tary’ club and at the Azalea Gar­
den club. 1 accompanied Mr. Hut­
ton to the Garden Club and it
was an afternoon I’ll not soon
forget.
His speech was fine, but the
highlight of the afternoon was
the skit, "Fun with Flowers,”
put on by the 12 Azalea 4-H
Flower Girls and their leader,
Mrs. Dorothy Lockland accom­
panying them on the piano. You
w’oud have enjoyed seeing their
first birthday cake decorated
with candles and flowers, also the
“fresh" Easter bonnets with real
flowers, and the weddnig party.
But most of all, youwould’ve
enjoyed the real live Easter bun­
ny named "Snow” sitting amid
flowers in a basket. Also the spe­
cial guests "Onion” and "Petu­
nia" who are twin kids, snowy
white and sporting fancy fresh
flower Easter bonnets. Yes, the
flower girls did themselves proud
f and I feel certain they gained
something from this activity’
which will make them better cit­
izens. And helping our boys and
girls be better citizens is the goal
goal of all those w’ho work with
4-H clubs.
Many people often find that
soup or gravy turns sour rather
quickly in the refrigerator. If
soup is covered while still warm,
then placed in the refrigerator,
is is likely to turn sour sooner
BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT. BROOKINGS. OREGON
<han if it is cooled before cov­
ering and storing. The reason for
this is that moisture condenses
on the inside of the cover, drops
back into the soup, and then it
forms an excellent medium for
the growth of organisms that
cause the soup or gravy to spoil.
If you see condensation forming
on covers of other foods in the
refrigerator, it is advisable to
wipe the cover dry, then replace
them on the food.
To satisfy the preference of
those of you who prefer a gold-
•en-brown pie crust to a light
one try using skim milk in place
of water the next time you make
pie crust. The lactose, or milk
sugar, in the skim milk carmel-
izes to an enticing brown color
quicker than other types of
sugar.
Co. Service Office!
Reports To You:
BY C. E. SEGER
Gold Beach, Ore.
Increased Educational Benefits
A 815 increase in state educa­
tional benefits to Oregon world
war 2 veterans attending full-
time courses in college under
graduate study will go into effect
next Sept. 1, by virtue of an
amendment approved in the cur­
rent state legislature and signed
by Governor McKay.
This announcement was made
in a meeting in Portland last
week of 14 state and independ­
ent college officials w’ho gathered
to discuss methods o f placing
Oregon’s graduating veterans in
jobs. The conference was calk’d
by the Multnomah county veter­
ans’ service committee.
W. F. Gaarenstroom, state di­
rector of veterans’ affairs, ex­
plained that the increase to 850
in monthly benefits should prove
helpful to college veterans whose
federal benefits are expiring. The
present 835 state aid will remain
in force for all but those taking
full-time undergraduate college
studies.
Veterans are urged not to wait
until their federal benefits have
WITH A PROMISE OF
completely’ run out before apply-
Personal consideration, friend-'ing for the state benefits, but
ly attention, respect for your should promptly obtain and fill
confidence, a genuine desire to out the State of Oregon eligibility
sell for you at the price you form. In so doing the change-over
state and with courtesy toward can be done without delay, or
hardship. Eligibility forms can
everyone.
be had by writing or calling your
county service officer, phono 343,
Gold Beach, who will gladly as­
THIS WEEK'S DOPE SHEET— sist in preparing the completed
We have two of the finest bus­ forms.
CES
iness lots in Brookings on Hwy.
101 for only 81750 8500 down,
We Work With
SPEED to Fil! Your
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। and $50 per month.
Want to buy a fine lily plant­
ing at a good price? Here’Tis—
about 30.000 commercials, 30,000
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yearlings and all increase of the
stock. Stop and let us show’ youi
Only eight persons survived the
these!
Real buy! Large 4-yr-ld house flood. For 120 years Noah preach­
with 2 \cres and excellent grav- ed and pleaded with the unbe­
ity flow spring water. Onìv 3 læving, mocking people of Ins
miles from Brookings on Hwy 101 time. His building of an ark on
priced at only 83000. Small dn dry land, his warnings of a com­
ing Hood in a land where such
pyt, balance like rent.
a
thing had never been heard of
Unfinished cabin and acre near
mouth of Winchuck river. Beau­ seemed to the people of that age
tiful view’ would make fine per- as being the ultimate in foolish­
’ manent or resort place. Glad to ness and inconsistencies. \v hen
show this as it has possibilities. the floods came at the appointed
6.4 acresfi north bank Chetco hour, and the inhanitams saw
river. House, garage, barn, chic­ their homes and belongings being
ken house, grapes, peaches, ap­ swept beneath the imoilmg nuts
ples, currants, berries, myrtle­ while they were fleeing to othe
woods, etc. Low priced at 83800 higher lands in attempts to es-
cape, and when the' waters began
with terms.
Two good-sized houses right in to wet their feet as they made
Brookings, fine location. 83500 - 1heir last stand on the highest
ground, it is my opinion, that
8750 down, balance like rent.
17 acres in town—finest river the ark that foolish old man had
and ocean views. Priced S3400-— built on the side of a mountain
8500 down. 840 per month buys looked mighty toog to them, and
how’ they would have loved to
it! Subdivide it—we’ll sell it!
Don't forget those looking for have refuge behind its protecting
good stock ranches—we have ’em bulwarks. Too late they recog-
nized their folly.
“And it was in the days Noe,
Many new and^ exclusive list­ so shall it be also in the days
ing recently, so drop in and we of the coming of the Son of Man.
They did eat, they drank. they
mil gladly show them to you.
married wives, they were given
in marriage, until the very day
that Noe entered into the ark,
and the flood came and destroyed
them all.” Luke 18:26, 27.
( 'y^'dete Real Eestate Service
The foregoing scripture is being
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South end of town fulfilled today. The day and the
hour of the coming of Christ no
Brookings, Oregon
man knows, but he has told us
to learn a parable of the fig
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The World's Best Climate
When its bianth is 5» t the tloods, the drouths, the fam^
nnrl putteth
niiftntk forth InovziC
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tender, and
leaves mes. .>11
all of which are frequently
ye know’ that summer is nigh: set forth in the Bible as tokens
So likewise ye when ye shall see . the approaching doom I just
all these things, know that it is
swned to the daily 10 o'clock
near, even at the doors. Verily ‘ aws broadcast. Omitting the de-
1 say unto you. This generaltoi
ail, a considerable portion of
shall not pass till all things In
he time was consumed in a re-1
fulfilled.’ Matthew 24:32-34.
it al of the overnight murder.
What things is Christ speaking, ape and accident events. This is
about ? Permit the Scripture U lie daily grin 1 as the world mov-*
answer: "This know also, that in
the last days perilous limes shal
come. For men shall be lover:
of their own selves, covetod
boasters, proud, blasphemers, dis
obedient to parents, unthankful
unholy, without natural affec­
tion, truce breakers, false accus­
ers, incontinent, fierce, despisers
of those that are good, traitors,
heady, high-minded. 1 o v e r s of
pleasure more than lovers of God;
Having a form of godliness but
denying the power thereof: from
such turn away.” 2 Tim. 3:1-5.
Won’t you please pause for a
moment and seriously consider
this Scripture? I low’ about the
times being perilous? How about
a world of little nations gone
mad in their self-love? Does cov­
etousness have anything to do
with matters in a land where
18% of the people control 95%
of the wealth? There are about
15 other evidences sot forth in
this text, all showing why wo
are in the last perilous days of
human history.
This is not all: lot us notice
a few’ thing that are common­
place in our daily experience and
observances, not noted in the j
foregoing quotation. Think about
the earthquakes, the tornadoes,
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es on to Armaceddon.
Pause for a few moments in
the mad whin ol life. idKe time
to open your Bibles almost any-
where and read thoughtfully for
one-half hour and you will
tainly be deeply stirred by the
abundant confirmation yon will
find for the events 1 have at-
tempted to portray in this col­
umn this week.
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