Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978, December 24, 1953, Page 2, Image 2

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    2 Brookings-Harbor Pilot, Thursday, December 24, 1953
FOR
BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT
Entered aa necond-claaa m atter, at the p ostofflce at B rookings, Oregon.
March 7. 1846, under the Act o f M arch 3, 1879
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M inna A kers , Owner and Publisher
IT'S
WILLIAM G. PHELPS, E ditor
WORTH
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N A T IO N A L A D V E R T ISIN G R E P R E SE N T A T IV E
By
C L IF F O R D P.
ROW E
W eekly N ewspapers R epresentatives , I n c .
New York
C hicago
D etroit
ROTARY NEWS
A t th e ir noon luncheon Don
Clausen, m anager of Southwest
A irw a ys of Crescent C ity, told the
Brookings R otarians something ol
the methods and problems that
are encountered at the a irp o rt in
our neighbor c ity over the line in
C alifornia.
Fog, he said, was a m ajor prob­
it m, the m ore so because this
¡coastal fog can d r ift into a field
| w hich a few m inutes previous was
clear and safe.
St. Timothy's Have
Midnight Service
St. T im o th y ’s Episcopal Church
w ill hold its C hristm as eve com­
m union service in the V F W Hall
com m encing at 11:30 p.m. Thurs­
day evening, C hristm as eve.
The service w ill be conducted
by the Reverend P eter D a lly who
w ill be serving his firs t commun­
ion fo llo w in g his o rd ination Tues­
day in Coquille.
close as possible to the center of
W ith o u t
instrum ent
landing town.
- read not too long ago of a pas­ planes by law- m ust have a 500-
N IW IP A P IR
N A T IO N A L
E D IT O R IA L to r in the East who planned to in ­ foot ceiling, he told his hearers.
k PUBLISHERS
a s îo c C âti 'S n form the youngsters in his cong­
The Crescent C ity field is not
regation that there was no such a
o ' N-z
equipped fo r instrum ent landing
^ASSOCIATION
person as Santa Claus. He was go­
though they do have directional
ing to do this in revolt against the
equipm ent. Howevc r, as the field
m anner in w hich C hristm as has
is but 57 feet above sea level the\
become com m ercialized.
have there an advantage over the
I am p e rfe c tly w illin g to go
A rc a ta field whose elevation is
along w ith him to some extent on 207 feet.
the idea that ( ’ hristm as is becom­
( hristm as came th is week to a w orld at peace and yet not
In handling the flowers from
ing big business, but I can’t quite
at peace. I he stars th a t shone over Bethlehem ’s quiet n ig h t so
the
Brookings d is tric t Manager
see w hy poor old Santa Claus
long ago shine down on a w o rld ta u t and tw isted w ith the
should be the one to get it in the ¡Clausen explained that the great
struggles of ideology.
neck. C e rta in ly that venerable old bu lk w ith little w eight was quite
Nowhere, it is true, were arm ies locket! in combat, as they
gentlem an can h a rd ly be held to ' some problem fo r the airlines.
He told the R otarians that
had been on most C hristm ases of recent years. B ut man stared
blame if the C hristm as s p irit is
m
any
ot th e ir p ro b k ms would be
at man across the w o rld w ith hate and fear in his eyes, o r he
s h iftin g fro m the a lta r to the m a r­
solved by the use of helicopters
struggled to escape fro m the bondage his fellow -m an had placed
ket place.
him in.
T o elim in a te the Santa Claus w hich the South West manage
sto ry would, in m y opinion, lx* the m ent is seriously considering.
H appy
And a God that had sacrificed his Son fo r these men looked
He described the autom atic
tin a l step in ta k in g C hristm as
down on a w o rld th a t paid, it seemed, scant heed to the words
H appy
away from the children e n tire ly plane which, a fte r it is o ff the
his Son had brought, and fo r w hich he had died.
and w ould leave nothing of C h ris t­ ground, requires little o r no a t­
N e w Year
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mas in the average home except te n tio n fro m the pilot. Even in
And if He were less than the God He is, He m ig h t have
to oil j
the holiday co c k ta il p a rty. The landing, he said, the brakes are
asked
are they w o rth such sacrifices as I have made fo r them ?
a u to m a tica lly
as
the
Is this w o rld of despair anil fear and anger w hat I gave M y
la tte r is c e rta in ly not to be recom ­ applied
o n ly Son fo r ? ”
mended as p roviding a happy wheels touch the ground.
m em ory fo r the u rch in to recall
He suggested that the B rook­
Rut He w ould not ask, fo r He already knows, as He has
in la te r years.
ings area should look forw ard to
already shown. God loves this w o rld so m uch th a t He gave his
In fact, I sometimes have m y the com ing of the helicopter and
on ly begotten Son to save it.
doubts as to w hether the com m er­ provide a landing fieid which need
cia liza tio n is as bad as it is p a in t­ r.ot be too large and should be as
And, im perfect as man is; w hen he pauses ye a rly at th is
ed. In our present stage o f c iv i­
tim e to raise his eyes to the heavens and to observe again the
liza tio n where nothing is made in
glorious sto ry o f the com ing of a Saviour, there is in him the
the home, it necessarily follow s
seed of im m o rta lity . S low ly, s tru g g lin g up from the ruins he
th a t in order to give one m ust firs t
creates around him self, he clim bs nearer to the sta r th a t shines
buy.
above him. So long as man shall believe, and continue to believe,
Anyone whose scars are s till
the star w ill continue to shine.
fresh from fig h tin g O peration
C hristm as C ounter cannot help
h u t realize th a t C hristm as p u r­
chasing does m uch tow ard pro­
v id in g em ploym ent and pa yro lls to
“ W e’re used to a c e rta in amount of com plaining, so it comes
a vast segment o f o u r population.
as a great pleasure to report that we have heard p ra c tic a lly no
In o th e r words, w ith o u t the in ­
one lo cally dream ing lo n g in g ly of a w h ite C hristm as.
creased production fo r the Decem­
ber holiday, m any a household
There was a tim e when it w ould have been a source of deep
w ould awaken to a ve ry dism al
pain, to th in k o f C hristm as w ith o u t snow.
Somehow it ju s t
C hristm as m orning.
wasn t ( hristm as. B ut it has been m any years since i t really
No, I th in k I w ill continue to
tio u h le d us, and we re glad to say o u r ch ild re n seem to have
accepted it, too.
F irin g along w ith Santa Claus.
The C h rist story w ill continue to
z\nd, as the sun stream s through the window w hile we w rite
be to ld and o u r children w ill a l­
this, w e re q u ite ready to settle fo r a b rig h t C hristm as instead
ways he ta u g h t th a t His g ift was
of a w h ite one.
the greatest of all. But at the
same tim e fo r th a t one night of
the year, we should not deprive
o u r tousle-heads o f the rare p r iv ­
ilege of lyin g awake, starry-eyed,
w a itin g fo r the hoof beats on the
roof o f Dancer and P ranccr.
P hiladelphia
By ( ’ L IF F O R D P. R O W E
JT
$2
The Star That Still Shines
Lake
Pleasant
Plywood Co.
Dreaming of a Sunny Christmas
McVay's
JOYOUS
NOEI
Flowers
Fireman's Ball
CHRISTMAS NIGHT
December 25, 1953
HARBOR GRANGE HALL
Refreshment Booth
in Charge of Beta Sigma Phi
Music hy
Frank Tygart and His Orchestra
1 ickets on Sale hy \ oluntecr Firemen
and at Door
Cary Monson
Promoted to PFC
F O R T C A M P B E L L , K v .- P r i­
vate G a rry L. Monson, son of M r.
and Mrs. C liff E. Monson. H arbor,
Oregon, has been prom oted to the
grade o f P riva te F irs t Class in
the 11th A irborne D ivision.
P rio r to entering the service in
F e bruary of 1953. P F C . Monson
attended Arehucal H igh School,
Arebucal, C alif. Upon com pletion
of his basic tra in in g at F o rt
C am pbell, K y., he was sent to
F o rt Penning. Ga . where he com ­
pleted the rugged three week
course in parachuting. He then
• turned to “ E ” company o f the
ISSth A irborne In fa n try R egi­
ment. 11th A irb o rn e D ivision at
Ft i t Cam pbell, Ky.
’ ’ F C . Monson's prom otion is in
d>rec* recognition of his m ilita r y |
efficiency and hard w o rk in at-
ta m in g high standards.
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O REG O N
STATE
BANK
BROOKINGS, OREGON
" Y o « r Dependable H om e Institution"
Ad mission Si.oo
A lit t le given seasonable excu­
ses a great g ift.
George H erbert
M ember Pederol Bepoeit /n « .r a, fe Corpora,,-»