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Pioneer, Historical
Association Meet
Barbara Pollard
Cliff House Talent
Scout Winner
Mrs. Ray Pollard won the $75
grand prize at Don’s Cliff House
on Friday night as finalist in the
T alent Show which has run for
the past six weeks.
The runner-up. a young lady
from C rescent City, whose name
could not be learned, won $25.
O ther e n tra n ts w ere Fred Fox
and his niece, Janice C arter, of
Oregon City, who sang; M artha
Harbin, who gave a reading, and
others in previous weekly con
tests.
Don has given talen t of the
com m unity a chance to appear
publicly, perhaps with a rew ard
and a future, as well as bringing
enjoym ent and appreciation from
those privileged to be the audi
ence.
Direct Word From
Lozella Sternberg
In a le tte r to Les and Bob
Dimmick, Lozella Sternberg, who
was badly burned a year and a
half ago, told how happy she was
to be out of the hospital these
last two months.
D uring th at tim e she has had
seventeen o|M‘rations, taking gas
and eth er each time. She sj>oke
of not being able to bend her
left arm , which would receive
the attention of the doctors next.
Lozella hopes to visit Brook
ings some tim e in January. Q uot
ing from her le tte r: “The people
down th ere »urely have been won-
derful to me and helped save
my life Tell everyone hello for
m e.”
H er address is Route 1, Box
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Mr. and Mrs. Don H arroun are
parents of a daughter, Jo-Anne,
born at Seaside hospital, Crescent
( ily , on Dec. 14. She weighed
7 pounds, 7*4 ounces.
Kitchen Tricks
Gift Wrappings
Holiday Recipes
P IA N O S !
Tuning & Repair
CONTACT—
Chetco Drug Store
Brookings, or
BZLZQZSr
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COQUILLE, OREGON
President J. E. N orten of the
Coos-Curry Pioneer and H istori
cal association presided over the
December m eeting of officers and
lirectors at noon on S aturday at
the Coquille Hotel.
The
association received a
check in memory of Mrs. Belle
Laird, recently deceased, who was
the m other of Coos county’s rep
resentative, Ivan C. Laird of Sit-
kum. The memorial was sent by
» reja tjveg |n California, nam ely:
Edda
Eickmeyer,
M arguerite
Laird and Mis. Robert Neuhaus.
The next m eeting will be an
im portant m eeting and all officers
and directors are urged to be
present on Jan. 10, 1953.
the inside of a closet, or paper
ing the outside of a w aste basket,
to give a room th at m atched, h a r
monized appearance.
A nother excellent way to m ake
•». practical use of this e x tra paper
is in doing up packages. The
heavier tex tu re of wallpaper
makes it ideal for w rapping and
the effect is striking. Bedroom or
floral designs are ideal for ladies’
birthday gift wrapping. Plaids or
den paper is suitable for m en’s
presents. S co tty ’s nursery paper
has done up several baby gifts,
anil the older boy’s Indian paper
goes over big on th eir friends’
birthday gifts.
O ur kitchen paper fits the mood
for a bride’s shower gift. So far
we have papered 10 rooms in
w hat was once a run-down, 12-
room duplex, so we have quite
a supply of wrapping paper on
hand.
If you knit, your left-over
skeins of yam can be used in
tying up your individual looking
packages.
No longer will your wrappings
cost “alm ost as m uch as the
gifts.” And your packages will
gain you complim ents, save you
money’, and relieve the “clutter
cupboards” in your home. Er*
change.
Wouldn't You Like
To Have the Lovely
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ESSENBEE DOLL
WE RE GIVING AWAY
M incemeat Surprises
Tots To Teens Toggery
The C hristm as holidays, with
Across From the Bank
college students home and hun
gry, will call for special desserts, |
and here’s an easy one th at every
one will like.
For 4 servings
If you are a home owmer, your
you'll need 4 slices of bread, storage area is probably sim ilar
BETTER BUYS AT LESMEISTERS
which you toast on one side. On to ours, in th at it no doubt has
the untoasted side, spread mince- rolls of left-over w allpaper filed MODERN TWO-BEDROOM HOME—
meat generously , ’a cup should away. We found th at it ju st ac
W ith g a ra g e and upare ro om on large lo t. o n ly one b lo c k fro m m a in s tre e t. $6250
to ta l p ric e ; o n ly $1000 d o w n .
spread 4 slices). Make a m eringue cum ulates and the chances for
by beating 2 egg whites then add using it for patching or applying
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ing to them L cup suagr. Spread a new strip never m aterializes.
,
W ith 2S5 fee t h ig h w a y fro n ta g e . Id e a l fo r m o te l o r t r a ile r c o u rt.
Y e a r-ro u n d
creek plus w e ll and p ressure syste m .
M o dern 2 -b e d ro o m house, also m odern
m eringue over m incem eat and
F irst, I use those e x tra rolls
cu b in .
$1500 do w n w ill buy.
hake for 10-15 m inutes nt 350’ F., for such purposes as covering
or until m eringue is a delicate an old lamp shade and finishing { $5000 BUYS
brown.
A tw o -b e d ro o m m o dern hom e on tw o c it y lo ts ju s t tw o b lo c k s fr o m c ity cen ter.
it ofT with a roll of cotton fringe
G arage w ith a d d itio n a l re n ta l u n it.
T o ta l Incom e p o te n tia l, $90 per m o n th .
on top and bottom, w allpapering
ANOTHER GOOD IN V ESTM ENT —
The holiday season is a busy
tim e in the average American
household. These recipes may
prove helpful in m aking your
.,|ans for particg
jll!it for , h(
fa m j|y
Cranberry Sherbet
1 tsp. unflavored gelatin
cup cold w ater
502. S panaw ay, W ashington.
4 cups fresh cranberries
2* • cups w ater
BRUSSELS SPROU TS
! ’_• mips granulated sugar
DERIVATIVE TRACED
1 thsp. lemon juice
Brussels sprouts have been
Let g elatin soften in L cup
known tor only about 400 years, w a te r 5 rnin. Sim m er cranberries
says the N ational Geographic So in 2 ’j eups w ater 7 min. Press
ciety.
through tine sieve: add sugar,
bring to boil. Add gelatin; s tir
until dissolved. Cool. Add lemon
’uice. T urn into freezing tray,
set autom atic refrig erato r at cold
est setting Freeze until frozen
1” from edge of tray. T urn into
chilled b o v ’; beat until smooth
¡esse pre neh
but not m elted. R eturn to tray;
free • until just firm enough to
spoon out for serving. Makes 6
to S servings.
NEW AND USED
R E N T A L OR T R IA L
Thursday, December 18, 1951
BROOKINGS-HARBOP PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON
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Make Your Reservations NOW
for the Gala
NEW YEAR'S EVE
MASQUERADE BALL
Popcorn Halls
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cun sugar
cup w hite corn syrup
cup w ater
tsp vanilla
tsp. salt
3 qts. popjxxl corn
Cook ingredients, stirrin g until
¡sugar dissolves. Continue coook*
mg w ithout stirrin g until syrup
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T h is
M ints
cups sugar
NEW HOME
2 b e d ro rm s . Just com plete«,.
E x c e p tio n a lly w e ll b u ilt.
V e ry m o d e rn : ha rd w o o d
cup w hite syrup
flo o rs . p la ste re d th ro u g h o u t, on la rg e lo t w ith c ity w a te r.
A n e x c e p tio n a l buy
cup w ater
llltO l.H II
tsp. cream ta r ta r
LARGE CITY LOTS
Whitt» of one egg.
65x150 In new secluded s u b d iv is io n .
T rees and n a tu ra l s h ru b s.
Boil the sugar, w ater and syrup
until m ixture form s a thread. Jus,
See Eva Lea Long, H. Ci. Hans Nelson or Homer
before removing from the stove
put in cream ta rta r. P our syrup
1 laggerty, salesmen with the
slowly over the w ell-beaten egg
PETE I. LESMEISTER, Realtor
white, beat until thick enough
to handle.
Add m int flavoring
Real Estate and Insurance
and enough green coloring to
m ake a pale green; roll in long ‘ Agency of Dependable Service”
A cross from the Post Office
lengths in powdered sugar. When
BROOKINQS, OREGON
lin n cut with scissors.
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Cocktail Sauce
cup catsup
tablespoons vinegar
teaspoons grate I horseradish
tablespoon onion juice
teasjxxm salt
teasp x>n W orcestershire
sauce
Few drops tabasco sauce
Combine all ingredients and
| chili slightly before serv ing over
shrim p or crabm eat.
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m in u te s a m i as g anei *1 i u le
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e h ro n c y o u r case m a y be o r how m a n y d if f e r e n t tre a tm e n ts y o u h a v e
t r ie d o r h o w m u c h m o n e y yo u h a ve sp e n t w it h o u t re s u lts w e b e lie v e
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Good 3 -ro o m
A lw a y s
Incom e,
M o dern on e-be dro om house plus u n fin is h e d a tt ic and s le e p in g ro o m o v e r detached
2 acres.
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F in e \ ,ew o f C hetco R iv e r.
N e w w e ll and p re ssu re syste m .
Can be h a n d le d w ith s m a ll d o w n p a ym e n t.
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the
fu ll. W e ll b u ilt and In good c o n d itio n .
forms a b rittle ball in cold w ater.
Add vanilla and stir only enough RIVER FRONTAGE—
to mix. Pour syrup over corn
400 feet on b e a u tifu l W ln c h u c k R iv e r.
m a n 's d re a m .
E asy te rm s .
and mold into ball. W et hands to
mold. Makes 12 medium sized COM PLETELY FU R N ISH E D _
Wonderful Food and Refreshments
Come for an Evening of All Around Fun,
DON'S CLIFF HOUSE
Phone 2921
West Brookings