HARBOR NEWS
Freedom
of the
Press
N ew Tvnp Pen
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8 Brookings Harbor Pilot
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Eliminates Waste
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1953
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The W inchuck W omen’s club
A new fountain pen, called the B r o o k i n g s B u s y N e e d l e s
held its regular Ja n u ary m eeting
last week at the home of Mrs. first practical messproof pen, has
The Brookings Busy Needles
Beulah Keiser, w ith Mrs. May been introduced by a national pen
met Wednesday morning. The
W aterm an as co-hostess. G uests producing company.
third meeting was called by
for the afternoon w ere Mrs. Theo
The new pen, claimed to be Nancy Thompson. We opened it
T H E little known
Meyers and Mrs. Jam es Donnelly. the m< st revolutionary w riting
background of how
by singing the first verse of
The afternoon passed sw’iftly w ith instrum ent since the first lever
"America.”
We started our pin­
freedom of the press
sewing ami conversation, and the filling fountain pen, is called the
cushions.
w as
established in
hostesses served delicious refresh- Snorkel. Its name was suggested
Mrs. Thompson is our leader.
i m ents late in the afternoon.
O regon is told in the
by the Snorkel breathing appara­
Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand S tein­ tus which extends up fitim mod­
new lx>ok "An Oregon
m
etz
are the proud p aren ts of a ern subm arines to the surface to
E d ito r’s B attle f o r
seven pound, thirteen ounce son, draw in air.
F r e e d o m of t h e
The Snorkel pen is filled w ith­
horn at the Seaside hospital on
P re ss ”
Jan u ary 27. The young m an has out dipping the pen point in
been named Stephen Michael. w riting uid. It has a small ex­
T he Oregon editor
The m aternal grandparents are tensible tube that pushes out
is George P utnam of
from under the point and draw s
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Bowlin.
the C apital ‘Journal,
in
ink without w etting the point
Mr. and Mrs. H arvey Swinney
Office hours. 9 a. m. 5 p. m.
of Salem . The au th o r
left Sunday on a two m onths’ or any p a rt of the pen but the
trip to their form er home sta te tube itself.
of this book, published
DR. R. E. SMITH
The Snorkel tube (but not the
of
Texas, w here they have been
by Binfords & M ort,
DENTIST
called by the serious illness of pen point) is dipped in the w rit­
is George Turnbull,
Mrs. Sw inney's brother, J. C. Col­ ing fluid, ink is sucked in by one
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form er dean of jo u r­
lins, of Breckenridge, Taxas. They dow nstroke of the pneum atic
will also visit relatives in other ¡»lunger, the tube is draw n back
nalism at the U niver­
GEORGE PUTNAM
Dr. Richard L. Smith
p arts of Texas and Oklahoma in under the point, and the pen
sity of Oregon and
Fishing fanatic and publisher of Salem while gone. Mr. and Mrs. H arvey is ready to write. No w riting
OPTOMETRIST
a u th o rity on O regon’s Capital Journal, who pioneered lo t i ree-
Elmore are staying at the Sw in­ fluid has touched the point or
dom (»1 the [»ress in Oregon.
new spaper history.
ney home during their absence. barrel.
Extensive
laboratory
tests
DR. ROY M. W H ITE
A com m unity p a rty was held at
show
the
new
¡M'n
w
astes
no
ink
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
the Grange hall S atu rd ay eve­
Pioneer and I Iistorical
and Surgeon
ning in honor of Mr. and Mrs. in filling (through wiping, drip­
Association M e e tin g
Milton Foster, whose m arriag e ping, blotting) w hereas there is
E m eryencics ( i t A ny H our
The m id-year m eeting of the was an event of Ja n u ary 23. Miss an average w aste of 19 per cent
in filling nonrSnorkel fountain
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fp V F R Y HOUSEHOLD has at Coos-Curry Pioneer & Historical G erry Beem and Leslie Ray w ere pens.
\ssociation
will
be
held
on
F
eb
ru
­
in
charge
of
the
affair
which
a
t
­
least a few’ shabby books •
Evenings by A ppointm ent
ary 11 and will honor Oregon, tracted a large crowd. The music
covers worn, bindings faded but
the V alentine state.
for dancing was furnished by Don will be m any well-fed people in
lw*cause of well-loved contents
The m eeting will begin w ith a and Dave C rockett, Mr. and Mrs. t h is area that evening.
they can ’t be discarded. H ere potluck luncheon at noon in the
is an easy way to m ake them at- d :n in g r o o m of Pioneer M etho­ Clifford Been, G erry Beem and
Joanne Pettegrow .
tra c tiv e and at the sam e time dist church in Coquille. E very­
Mr. and Mrs. C urt W aldien ♦
lend a pleasant new look to the one invited.
arrived
home
recently
a fte r
lx>ok shelves.
Mrs. J. E. N orton and her spending the past couple of ♦
♦
All you do is m ake slip covers com m ittee arc arranging a short m onths in southern California o
♦
♦
for them . And there is a w ile program .
visiting relatives.
♦
♦
v a rie ty of m aterials from which
♦
Potluck dinners are popular ♦ ♦
to chose for this purpose, such as
« x, place to lay the dough for this Friday evening w ith three ♦
Residential— Commercial— Remodeling
wallpa|N>r, gift-wrappings, linen the crullers. When the fat is h o t ,organizations planning them foi ♦
♦
denim , sm all-figured glazed chintz) enough a small piece of dough that date, The Eagles are having <>
A LL W O R K G U A R A N T E E D
Cut a “window’’ to show the! will rise very quickly to the top. theirs at the V.F.W. hall, the O
book’s title on the back or labels 'over with a lid when frying, American Legion at the I.O.O.F. <►
A partm ent above Gibbs Lum ber Co., or can be contacted
m ay be cut from gummed paper, leave it open i little or it will hall and the G range at the
through P ete Lesm eister Agency!
w ith title and author neatly sp a tte r Have a dish of rapidly Grange
Knowing
printed. If black pajier is chosen boiling w ater near to dip the
for the lalx‘1 w ith lettering in ink cooked crullers into, then cool on
in the cover, the effect will be brown paper
to m atch the predom inating color
♦
even moi»* decorative E.M.E.
Su/aise Candy Squares
♦
The children can m ake this
If you have never made crull­ candy for themselves and be
er«, you’ve missed a trick in the proud to pass it to th eir friends.
kitchen. My rule for good ones 1 m e b o t t o m and sides of an 8x10
follow s:
in c h pan with waxed [taper. Melt
B eat 2 eggs with 1 cup of sugar 8 ounces semi-sweet chocolate,
un til very light. Add 2 table- chopped or bits, over hot. but not
spoons of m elted butter, stir boiling, w ater. Pour half of this
(.b id if D idn’t....H e Should H ace)
quickly. Sift l ’a lbs. of flour with melted chocolate in the pan;
1 teasjxxm of salt, 4 ‘u teaspoons cover with 6 m arshm allow s cut
baking powder, also cinnamon it in pieces and 1 cup of crisp, su­
liked for flavor; 1 tablespoons of gared corn cereal. Spread the
orange juice in cup. Kill cup with rest of the m elted chocolate over
m ilk. (G rated orange |x*el may be top. Set in cool [»lace to harden
used as flavor also )
Cut into bars about 2x1> inches
Roll lightly on floured surface in size. It m akes 12 bars.
to
inch thickness Handle light­
♦
ly and keep the dough cool and
Reach that buyer through a
«oft. A large cookie sheet is a Pilot Classified Advertisem ent.
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