Brookings-Harbor pilot., March 20, 1952, Page 7, Image 7

Thursday, March 20, 1952
'M e e t The C h e f'
(P ro g ra m P o p u la r
U nder th e sponsorship of Ma-
to t Co., H endricks F u rn itu re Co..
S eaview D airy a n d B rookings
M arket. Chef A drian of C hetco
In n has w orked up quite a radio
p ro g ram M ondays at 11 a. m.
flo w ers
/ or A ll Occasions
At Young’s Gift
Brookings, and
et’s Flower Shop
cent City. Send
By Wire.
Y.
&
M.
Shop in
Margar­
at Cres­
Flowers
BROOKINGS-HARBOR P ILO T. BROOKINGS, O REG O N
.o v e r R adio S ta tio n KCRE, C res­
cent City, w hich has gain ed in
po p u larity th e first th re e w eeks
of its existence.
On each of th e h alf-h o u r p ro ­
gram s, Joe T ay lo r and C hef Ad­
rian furnish m any of A d rian s’ fa ­
m ous recipes for th e housew ife
listeners, w ith A drian being in­
terview ed each tim e by som e lo­
cal housew ife. A drian has con­
tacte d the P ilot to assist him in
p re p a rin g a colum n for th e Pi-1
lot soon, giving m any fa v o rite
and tested recipes of th e w om en
of th e area. A drian will announce
his plans later.
A U T O M O T IV E
PARTS
< AND R E P A IR S E R V IC E
Across from Shell Station
Brookings, Oregon
P. O. Box 596
DU
P hone 344
HEADQUARTERS FOR:
JtSawmill and Logging Supplies; Esco Logging Rig.
ging; Skookuni Blocks; Forgings; Pacific W ire
Rope. Socketing and Splicing; Hi-Voltage, Rough
Service Light bulbs; R. Hoe & Co. Ins., Inlaid,
Electro and Regular Saw hits, Shanks, Hoe, Symons
and Atkins Pattern.
CHETCO MILL & LOGGING SUPPLY
Brookings
PREPARES THE SOIL
IN ONE OPERATION
A rran g e now to sec a free dem on­
s tra tio n on M erry T iller, th e m ir­
acle g ard en w o rk e r designed to
m ak e use of every bit of pow er
in this stu rd y 2-h.p,, 4-cycle mo-
to r. ^ rop us a P°st card, saying
w hen and w h ere you can sec this
pow er tiller, rotary’ c u ltiv a to r &
g ard en tra c to r w ork. T est ease of
fin g er-tip controls. See its hard-
tipped tines m ulch up to 10” deep
in any kind of soil. W atch M erry
T ille r o u t-p erfo rm m achines m any
tim es la rg e r and heavier. See
how close to sh ru b s and p lan ts it weeds. L earn
ab o u t th e m any o th e r jobs it does w ith low-
a tta c h m e n ts. See Merry’ T ille r in action.
k
Phone 2539
M rs . Joe T a y lo r
Has 'O a k ' A tta c k
ï ! 1 * *1 » ’ •
I
iti
l.lf j
Mi's. Jo e T ay lo r is n u rsin g a
severe case of poison oak. con­
trac ted . she believes, w hile she
w as looking o v er som e b each
p ro p e rty the T ay lo rs had recen tly
purchased. W hen she re tu rn e d to
h er hom e at the C hetco Inn last
week, she noted h er sto ck in g s
had evidently been snagged on
b ria rs of som e kind, and th a t she
had q u ite a n u m b er of scratch es.
T he second day, alm odt before
she realized it, h er legs an d a n ­
kles w ere sw ollen and ex tre m ely
painful. She sp en t a day in th e
S easide hospital, and has been
u n d er ca re of a d o cto r for a w eek.
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W e a th e r R e p o rt
Betty Crocker's newest cake creation, Velvet-Crumb is not o n lv p i w
g u fs u whohdrooUfn d n bC Wi i ppei up in a hurr-y- H excellent to s e rv i
g e. t. who drop in during the afternoon or youngsters lookine for an
can be served X h M
M cCULLOCH C H A IN SAW DEALER
‘jf ’
New Cake—Easy to Make
A tobacco shop, which will also
han d le new spapers and m a g a ­
zines, will be opened in th e K ru ­
g e r building th e first of next week
by L. C otton and V. P. H arol-
son. recen tly from B akerleld. C al-
I ifornia, ow ners an d m anagers.
A U T H O R IZ E D
Box 543
Page Seven
« ea rn in g
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VELVET-CRUMB CAKE
Pour into prepared pan. Bake
Preheat oven to 350° (m oderate). ab ou t 30 m in u te s in m o d e r a te o v en
G rease generously and dust with
biscuit mix one square pan. 8 x 8 x <350 ). Cover with broiled topping
2-in. (for double recipe use 13 x 9 x while warm. Serve warm .
2-in. pan.)
BROILED TOPPING
Mix thoroughly H4 cups
Mix
3 tbsp. better or ot’ v r
biscuit mix
shortening, me.fcrj </ n UTt-
cup sugar
ened
Then add 3 tbsp. soft high-
cup brown sugar (packed
grade shortening (all or
in cup)
p art butter adds ilavor)
2 tbsp. cream or top milk
I egg
l 2 cup wheat Hakes or coco­
cup milk
nut, if uesired
1 tsp. vanilla
l 4 cup chopped nuts
together until ingredients are
blended, Then beat vigorously for
Place about 3 inches under broil­
I minute.
er (low h ea’.) until m ixture bubbles
Stir in graduaUy ft cup
and browns (3 to 5 m inutes). Do
. milk. Beat for *4 - minute
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not burn!
uct t^ su d b™The B « t X c nkeer0K iU h e ! ie’ ‘ r a t “’gs ° f any baked «>"*-
A lo n g A z a le a R ow on C onservation, review ed an in-
te re stin g and ap p ealin g sto rv from
O u tdoor Life, e n title d “W ilder­
B y F a ye Sunderland
ness A d v en tu re.” It is th e sto ry
T here w as e x tra fun for those of E rick C ollier and his wife,
a tten d in g garden club last T h u rs - ' who spent 30 y ears in th e C a n a d ­
day. A splendid program .' n e w ’ ian w ilderness on the re -e sta b ­
people to m eet and the additio n al lishm ent of h eaver colonies. T h eir
fun of shopping for the garden.
w ork to reclaim 125,000 acres and
The p lan t sale w as a real tre a t th e re tu tn ot the b eavers and
to m em bers and guests.
Irm a ' th e conserving of o th e r wild life
Rice, p lan t sale ch airm an , assist- ' in th a t a re a , m ade a very e n ­
ed by M arth a H arbin and C lara th ra llin g sto ry .
K erns, had « fine asso rtm en t t o !
Lovely a rra n g e m e n ts of spring
m ake a choice from .
i
In keeping w ith S t. P a tric k ’s* flowers b rig h ten ed th e room. All
th ese w e r e ev a lu a ted by Mrs.
day, Mrs. H elen Rice sang “M oth­ E dith N ew ton.
e r M eC ree” by C hauncey O lcott
H ostesses for the aftern o o n in ­
and "Shoes’’ by M anning. She cluded E th el Moss, assisted by
was accom panied by Mrs. M abel I>olly B rain ard , E th el M alone,
C ollii.
G eorge W i d n e y sang C lara M clndoe and M yrtle H ib­
“W hen Irish Eyes A re S m iling.” bard.
"Choose y o u r s h ru b th a t w ill
New meml>crs w elcom e to the
look best a t all seasons.” said E u-
clu b w ere Mrs. H azel E ik en b erry
! nice W ollam . speaking on hedges
an d Mrs. V elm a C ard erm an .
and w indbreaks. She stressed the ' M any new com es w ere in evi­
im p o rtan ce of properly p re p a r­ dence in th e group. G uests w ere
ing soil. Also, the sh a rp pru n in g M rs. E m ily S outhw ell, O range,
of p lan ts before planting. She New Je rse y ; E tn a H ow ard of
suggested pruning tw o-third s as H ill ( ity, Iadho; L ucille Irw in
soon as p lanted and try to p rune of O akland. C alif.; and D orothy
for thickness at base. Mrs. W ol­ B aker, M arjo rie G oldsberry. M ur.
lam also spoke of the valu e of iel G ragg. Loy W eeks. O ra A n­
innoculation of seeds before the derson. O lga C lark , V elm a G ar-
p lan tin g and urged th e use of derm an, L et S h an ah an , D o ro th ea
S cm asan to p r e v e n t seedlings Webb. Alice B ordwell, all of this
from “dam pening off.”
area, and of course, the g uests
Mrs. R uth B athiany. in a ta lk soloist, G e o rg e ' W idney.
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