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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (June 6, 1946)
ruY JUNE 6. 1946 J Z" BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT. B R O O K iyr.c ' veteran notifies the company th at he has been discharged from the service. Officials of the D epartm ent of V eterans’ Affairs said th at some ned servicemen who hold insurance companies are n o w cial life insurance policies senidng out notices to this effect their terms of m ilitary to ex-servicem ent holding com should check with th eir mercial policies. »ce agents to make sure provisions of their poli- The Lilly B. still in force, the sta te nent of veterans affairs It was in the month of April, 1946, this week.. Far down on the beautiful Pacific of such a checkup is Past the Chetco shore, past the , Should Check irance Policies the veteran's insurance contained certain special provisions—double indem- raiver of premiums, or dis- income—the policy m ay tiuplated that such provi- rould be terminated or sus- automatically because of service. In such cases, ieran should make appli- to have any term inated o r provisions restored. Veterans who served in the forces before Sept. 2, 1945, liled to report their status, ave paid premiums for pro- that are no longer in By reporting to th eir in agents, it should be pos- to obtain refunds for such ajments. According to some contracts itatement of suspended pro- i will not be made until the WHY i you worried, if you can- obtain window sash and W HEN can use crystal sheet glass all window openings as cy home buildiers are do- ance they have found w HERE be obtained, to th eir Icifications and orders from Chetco Builders’ Supply ^Ptefe Information Central B uilding mouth of the Winchuck river.. Into the golden shawods of the broad and dangerous Pacific, Chugged a fishing boat, at thè helm sat Brookings fisherman Fair and neglected hair covered his brow. As undisturbed by the waves of the grand Pacific, Swiftly he chugged away, far from the opposite shore. With a feeling so deep and still, As he dropped his anchor and cast his nets. Weideman Had A Close Call, Fishing U’m. L. Weideman can thank the presence and quick thinking of Jim P etty and Mrs. Jenkins and Mrs. Shingler last Friday, for possibly his life. While fishing from the rocks, near the old wharf. Mr. Weideman slipped in some m anner, and fell some few feet down into the sea Evidently, in the fall he h urt his hip or leg. because he acted as if he were stunned when Mr. P etty reached for him, to hold him above w ater while the ladies obtained an old rope and threw it to him. According to Mrs. Jenkins, Mr. Happy at last to think that all is Weideman was as white as a sheet well when they rescued him. And as he sat back and looked up at the sky, He saw dark clouds lifting their heads—as if in warning, Then rose a sound of thunder, and Visitors Impressed By Community Opportunities Mr. and Mrs. Fred Moore had the wind and waves, as week-end guests three execu Beat his boat into the oncoming tives of the Golden S tate Ltd tide. Creamery', Oakland, Calif., and He lifted his anchor and drew his form er business associates of Mr. nets, Moore. W ith the tide he chugged safely The guests, W alter Lippi, Les to shore. * lie Wahlin and Mr. Barry, were Anchoring his boat he went w ear deeply impressed with business ily home, conditions in Brookings. W alter Ah, things didn’t go well for our Lilli is reported to have been p a r fisherm an, ticularly impressed at the prog On wakening, the day had dawn ress shown in the community ed in spendor, since his last visit here a year A fishing trip was in his mind, ago. He has property here, and is As he wandered to the beach, but said to be seriously interested -in was hushed, as he behold. business opportunitiees of the As silently before him lay his community. faithful boat, the Lilly B., M otionless lay her broken form, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Smith m angled was her beauty. Done was this by the storm of Leave For Scotland Trip Mr. and Mrs. Tom Sm ith left of the night. Faces of friends were m ournfully Sunday for Scotland. In m aking the trip they plan to stop at K lam gazing upon her, ath Falls for a visit, then going Speechless at first, they stood Then a fisherm an sad: “Let’s to San Francisco and Los An geles to visit friends. From there bury her here, On the beach, in the sand, on the they plan to travel to the east coast by way of the Panam a Ca- shore of the sea. nay, thence to Scotland for an indefinite stay. BROOKINGS-HARBOR Real Estate For Sale when in need of a home, bulb land, /'• property in the Brookings-Harbor Area. France (’overage For Your Every’ Need! Fete J. Lesnieister Agency nt .i Estate And Insurance ra budding Brookings, Oregon Ifttw on Dispmyi Electric and Gasoline Turbine W ATER And with the ebb of that tide, the good neighbors went home, Leaving hebind them the wrecked form of our one-time Fishing Boat, the Lilly B.—Con tributed. PUM PS Any Capacity Desired New Fluorescent L i G H T I N G F I X T U R E S BROOKINGS ELECTRIC & RADIO CO. v - A. MENDENHALL OREGON B *** _ ? f_ t* 9 C roft Lily _____ Pop« Seven Sell, Buy or T ra d e-In Pilot Classifieds 9, & 9. Cafe Open 7:00 a. m. to 11:00 p. m. D IN N E R S AN D SH O RT ORDERS Seven Days a Week FLORENCE BUCHANAN BERTHA BEERS Proprietors Let M E Build I t . . . . ! M ASO N & EDW ARDS GENERAL BUILDING CONTRACTORS Brookings • • Oregon LUMBER We can supply now with: Plenty of 2x4 and 2x6 surfaced fir and redwood. Special! %xl2-inch and %x!2-inch REDWOOD BOAT AND SKIFF LUMBER -------- al so-------- ROOFING AND CEMENT Builders’ Supply Company Smith River California BROOKINGS MARKET Local News Items Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Jam es of ¡Coquille visited their daughter, ■ Mrs. M. S. Brainard, Memorial ' Day. Mr. and Mrs. Blackie Brian of California are visiting Mrs. B rai nard and Mrs. Mabel Miller. Mrs. Brian is a sister of Fred G ard ner. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Tierce have returned from M ontana, to m ake their home here. Fred Gardner is working at the Redwood Ranger station and will soon come here lor exten sive work on the Chetco River road. G. II. Jenkins returned Mon day from* Gold Beach where he had spent a few days on business. A fter being closed down for a couple of weeks due to sawmill breakdowns, the Curry County Lum ber Co. planer was in oper ation Monday. Mr. Kessler be lieves the mill will keep him in operation more or less steady since repairs have been made. F. A. W aters, George Lovett, and Ray Miller are on a business trip to Bakersfield, and Avanell, Calif., getting delivery’ of about the last equipm ent for the mill which they are building north of Brookings. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jacobs of San Diego., Calif., have been vis iting his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Jacobs on Easy S treet. The young Jacobs plan to retu rn here soon to make this their perm anent home. H IG H E S T (I U A LI T Y Fruits and Vegetables At Reasonable Prices P A S T E U R IZ E D MILK AND CREAM W H IP P IN G CREAM C H O C O L A T E M IL K B U T T E R M IL K APPLY FOR YOUR Frozen Food Lockers __ We Have Ordered A D D IT IO N A L U N IT S To Meet The Demand!
