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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 19, 1946)
BROOKINGS-HARBOR, PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON VBSDAY. DEC. 19. Home of The Croft Lily Potf*' out like diamonds against the W initely be the spurt the Japanese blftck velvet< an(j a soft warm • be it is. It is the only high relief brccz can?sses the smooth water, Calender By These— on the islands, visible for many Japan ls behind. We are now miles as it is 12,365 feet high. within sight of Okinawa where B. G. Gould, “Micky” to most Thursday evening, I. O. B. J. Gould, “Micky” to most More islands and fishing boats. t this to be mailed—-Wasted of to- ieets at the Odd Fellows A letter, written from the Ori then the sun blazes red and it is day. Should hit Korea just about Sting Odd Fellows are ing the streets, waiting for de livery of his new shoe repair ma ent to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. suddenly dark. The stars com e; Thanksgiving Vernon. . . -------- ------------- -—.— ,---- ■ - •’ " chinery from Portland. P art of Claude Goldizen, tells of the trip aber 20- Brookings B ruins it reached here today, and the to the far east and also some of Gold Beach on the local rem ainder is due at any time. the sights that affects this GI. W ith his new equipment. Mr. Vernon Goldizen. Felt worthy of lber b C. Y. F. p arty Gould will be able to re-build all publication, his parents submitted stmas. All teen-agers are shoes as any city shop will do it to the Pilot: Dear Folks: Land at last after for the customer. He has contract lber 25 — Christm as day. ed for exclusive agency for a two weeks! We sighted an island nber 27—Sidney Croft A. num ber of new soles and heels, this morning (Nov. 22), and then especially good in this climate, he more ahead. We passed pretty M (Odd Fellows h all). close to one so I geologized a bit. 8— Postponed m eeting told the Pilot. . * FROM THE The tallest cone was nearly BrookingsHarbor cham ber D ate of opening is dependent perfect, and seems to be partially upon arrival of his equipment, active. The old cone was prob nerce. Nook Cafe. ■ 9—Azalea Garden Club but probably will be some time ably higher than the new, but ■ “The Life of a Flow er,” about the first of the year. He has been eroded to a lower level. _ anatomy, will be given, will tem porarly be located in the The islands and their respective irganlzations are requested T em plar hotel building, in thej volcanic cones, seem to be strung the Pilot posted, concern- sam e room once occupied by the along a fault line in a southeast- northwest direction. coming meetings, th a t a pool hall. . sy be carried. Mail all in- We are supposed to go Oki on In, giving schedule). P ilot Will Publish Early nawa, arriving the 24th, but now Phone 41___________Brooking», Oregon we’re going to Yokohoma, arriv N ex t W eek; Holiday ing today. Korea is still our ulti Classified Adv. Sells It! Because Christmas comes on mate goal, though. Hope I can Wednesday, usually the busiest see the Fuliyama from the bay. day in the Pilot office, the next is Should be able to. O C E A t’ SPRAY CRA N BERRY SAUCE 31c sue of the Pilot will appear late Had a rough start on the trip.i No. 303 Can Choice product Tuesday evening, dated Christmas Out of the 2599 troops, 2500 must day. Advertiser and all corres have been sick. None of them M IXED NUTS, per pound ..............................45c pondents are asked to get copy cared where he vomited, and I GRATED COCOANUT, package 3«c in to the office by Saturday, and had to help clean it up because I BANANAS, per pound ...................................... r5c Il l INSTRUM f NTS not la te r than Monday. wasn't the least bit sick (surprise) No limit ’• **.’•**♦ _______ le Locally at The office will be closed next —I t’s nice now t.hough. W ednesday and Thursday, but will We have a small library on )kings Electric & be open Friday. board. I’ve read a biotrranhy on John Muir, a chronological series ladio Company F or your every insurance need of biographies of the w o r l d 's . M ENDENHALL, SR. W hat is C hristm as without plenty of these? greatest geologists and a number see Pete Lesmeister Agency. of others. I was surprised to find those books amid the w elter of novels, westerns and whodunits. FR E SH BULK LARD, per pound ........ 4()c The part we’re going to in Korea is Jinsen, and from there CH ICK EN S, per pound 44c — who knows? These chickens have just been killed dill Be Glad To D em onstrate The New L ater: You always said you HAM BURGER, per p o u n d .................................40c wanted to travel in the Orient. Perhaps I can give you an idea Fresh from the grinder, from good meat of it through words, albei* that anyone Interested in E asier 1 arming» the S E E OUR CHOICE T E N D E R STEA K . CUTS! is rather hard to do. lern wav. T ra c to r and all attachm ents ma> Your first view of Japan comes SWEET CORN, No. 2 can ....................... -25c een at old Pool H all room at Templar Hotel (in our case anyway—that's how W ellm an's W hole K ernel top grade I'll describe it) through a slight Iding at any tim e. A look costs nothing. haze that never lifts. The islands appear purplish, as do all moun tains when seen from a distance. They are not actually mountains but low a n d rugged-api»earing hills. As the ship comes closer —Send Your Cleaning To I s At All lim es you can see tiny fishing boats hani-to-get tim es. I f you have sorn< thing arou bobbing about, and then a tree That doesn’t w ork— bring it to the We operate O ur Own Plant looking something like scrub oak becomes visible on the islands 1/ R /V k ’ l? H IG H TS B T C R ltlt « r Thej are the only v egetitk.n U ; oiid</v »mJ J* ridajt of aacM t u t * "LET US F IX I T ”—General Repairs are Follows: be s<*?n. trie Irons, Lamps, Toasters. Cords. Fixti rei ! Alter «’n it Owe« hnuw you» passes the first hivaltw atcr Platts, Weld Aluminum Kil 'lien*aic, ■■ ¡ship with quaint little lighthouses ai New Location—Yonne Building—Brookiügi blights and Clean Silverware. 1 the <-peningf There ere two hr*ak w aters and four lighthouses, none located In The Corner of the Templar Hote, Build' ¡of which are alik e except in size. ling Events Shoe Repair Shop Due To Open F irst of Year “Japan Appears.... GI Writes Parents 17__ . merry CHRISTMAS Chetco Store Wilson Freeman, Owner Special Items For Holiday Season! See Our Special Candy, Nut Display See Our Meat Counter For These: ers Bros., Of Grants Pass, Ore. G IB S O N TRACTOR TO LOOK YOUR BEST ALWAYS N'T THROW ANYTHING AWAY cokings Electric & Variety Shop S lofsel’s Cleaners Dyers , A n o ld Japanese w it h a lo n g barn- Chetco Cafe It 0 M E C 0 0 K I N G D IN N E R ORDERS ndwiches • Ice Cream O PE N 6:30 A. M. TO 8:00 P. M. atch For Our Announcement.! of the opening of our new, up-to-date Shoe Repairing Service remporarilv located in the old pool hall In the Templar Hotel Building B. J. GOULD boo pole is fishing from the first breakw ater, never moving or giv ing any indication that he is at all interested in fish. An entir»* family is fishing from one of the tvpical boats, hey all look alike and are loqg-oval shaped, some times a squarish sail is affixed, causing them to skitter about in a drunken manner. Otherwise lo comotion is affected by pushing the long sweep in the rear, back and forth. There are many small, rusty ships in the harvor, quite a few good sized ones, sunken to the funnels, and a few foreign shqis. Yokohoma is over the lone hill, so only the w aterfront docks are visible. There are the Japs in the boats, who wave their handker c h ie fs end try to appear Oh-So- Friendly-And-Peaceful. The fog is I so thick that nothing can be seen the next day except the w ater next to the ships; sometimes not even that- The sun soon changes this and off to the starboard can« be seen Fujiyam a, aloof, shoudea with snow and the ever-preMOt clouds, appearing to be very del- E N G 1 N E V3 T U N E -U P IS T H E BEST IN SU R A N C E atrainst hard sta rtin g and pays dividends in sm oother operation and b etter gas mile- aire We have the equipment and the “KNOW-HOW!” A limited num ber of good 6.00x16 R etreads now in stock. B R O O K IN G S Claude Goldizen GARAGE Raymond Goldizen N ext Door to Brooking» Market
