Brookings-Harbor pilot., July 17, 1952, Image 1

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Nowhere a Finer Community
BROOKINGS. GURRY COUNTY, O R E G O N
Visitors Came Here From Distant
Places, Sunday, To Witness z52 Parade
the 1952 p a r a d ^ l d ^ h V A ’lVt ThaT’th w ^ s r " T d
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C° n n e c te d w ith
‘ * ,,nated m ore than
7 “ 2500
up with the estim ate t h a t t h
to this tt; e X
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Chester Maris, 69,
Visitor Doesn't Like 'Our Dust' A t All Dairyman, Passes
Editors, like presidents, sometim es are blamed for e v e ry th in g In
tins instance it is the dusty stre e ts Brookings has. "W hy don’t von At Smith River
do som ething about i t ? ” Being financially "healed" in the eves of
/In n in g s Should Do Something About It Immediately
de’ T ltS e same people came
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Add' d
SM ITH RIVER F uneral sen
this complaining visitor, ye editor should g o out, should get all the
c a rs a t h ™ « w .
t a l k e d to the parade route leaving business men to oil a certain section of the stre e ts of town to b,v ices were held Monday afternoo
from the local M ethodist churc
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" hCh CaUSCS “ much a s,h m a ' so m uch sinus, so much
lor t hester Maris, 69, prom iner
sickness among the citizenry of this area.
rancher and dairym an, who past
"I was here back in the days when they picketed ships at Portland d away suddenly from a hear
b,le m>m Medford* more than ■■
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do"!, C?n B
'¡" ° U,‘ SCr“P ir° n f° r JaI‘a " ’
thpy pa"»p
40 ears were here from that city, H a r V e V S R p t l i m T a
attack at his home on Hwy 10
to do ,t. In those days I could have had any of the houses in this while caring for his stock. Re\
bearing the parents of the y o u n g -.
■ iC IU lil I 0
aie a for the cost of m aking out the deeds. 1 asked Bankus foi
E. C. Hicks, assisted by Rev. Get
h°vme , ,'e n t' a " d hP P°inted ,o one and told me to move in."
Pearson, officiated.
lu le it was annoying to be blamed for the dust, certainly this vis-
tered tor the occasion. It is safe to
Af*er about two m onths spent
Soloist was Mrs. J. W. Hall
<'°“ ld b*‘ SP,' |P<I *’,S ‘ly b>' « P P » '« « » " of w ho sang, "End of a Perfect Day,'
estim ate that more than 200 w e r e 'at P ortland where he underwent oil' a rn r o e t'" ’"!! " " S
here from Medford alone.
[surgery for bladder tum ors. Mr e I t
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f somp plan could ** worked out by the and Love’s Old Sweet Song,” ac
G rants Pass, due to the f a c t( and Mrs. L. A. Harvey returned city. How . W iser men than ye editor havent' come up w ith answ ers companied at the piano by Mrs
the Cave Men were here, sent a ! to Brookings. Tuesday, arriving
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BTfrT
B. G. Slater.
delegation estim ated to be more about H a - m. To avoid traffic
Mr. Maris, a native of S m itt
than 100. Presence of C a lifo rn ia 1 lhe Harveys were brought here
River, was born M arch 10, 1KKJ
e a r s along the parade route in- l)y a nephew and niece, Mr. and
son of the late Joseph and C ath
Will Build Second Storv
dicate that Crescent City was in Mrs. Seym
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our, leaving
Portland at
ei ine Maris. He s|H*nt bis entire
ro Present Fire House
the crowd in generous numbers. 11 p. m.
ife here where he engaged in c a t­
Bids for construction of a sec­ tle and sheep raising.
The Scotia band brought with
While still weak, and quite thin
ond story on the fire house were
it
from th at from his ordeal, Mr. H arvey is
„ quite
u , a delegation
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He was m arried to Miss Mabel
authorized by the city council at Brown in 1924. who survives.
Hum boldt county city another big 'checrful and told the Pilot “it
its Tuesday evening m eeting, inas­
delegation. People frofti N orthern seem ed like heaven to be here and , vo.v . . u o u r e o
O ther survivors are two half-
One
hundred
a
n
d
thirty-fivi
much
as the city council must va' sisters, Mrs. C atherine W ard of
t u rry w ere here also in numbers. a u «y fm m th at terrific Portland I friends gathered at th e r h „ .
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cate its present q u a rte rs in rear Crescent City and Mrs. Mabel
of P ete Lesm eister’s office, which Tyler of San Anselmo, and a half-
to the point where the out-of-state
honor Mr. and Mrs. M. F. O sten­ were loaned, and which have been
cars m ay be considered. To cor- published in the dailies, and he
brother, Robert Maris, of Sm ith
berg. on their Golden Wedding An­ wholly inadequate.
rect tally was made of those li- noted th at on July 2, when this
River,
step-m other, M r s . Agnes
Elsewhere in this issue may b< Maris, also of Sm ith River, a num ­
cerfce plates, but it was noted by area was sw eltering under 87-dc- niversary.
l i v The
, ^ stage a was
" ^ set like their h own
" " '" s«*en a call for bids of the second ber of nieces and nephews.
m any of the vast num bers parked k-ree heat, it was the coo.es,
story of the fire house, which will
in
the
nation
th
at
day
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sh‘nbcrK
along the roadway. Many visitors
Interm ent was at the family
be used as all city offices.
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had th eir cam eras and kodaks, mo
plot in Sm ith River cem etery with
vie cam eras and made the parade day8’ 1 d‘> no> intend to let this casion M a s te r ' i"
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W ier’s M ortuary in charge of a r ­
route appear to be a Hollywood lllnps’ keep m e down.” Lou told J " j a m b ,
“ "-m onies was
rangem ents.
Pall b<»arers w ere
scene.
¡the Pilot. "A lready friends h a v e 1 ----
close friends: C hester Endert, Les­
From a point in the vicinity of 5000 coming in and inquiring. In the hisV ^v^L aM
, e Dempsey
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»iviiuiy
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ter Ulrich, Nick M cNam ara, Fred
car lot.
lot. w
es,
of town.
the Dempsey car
west
of
town, |friendship
............... c like th a t you ju s. have an,. Gladys R o b i X n p V ^ T a
Haight, Clarence Hight, K enneth
to the end of the parade route, to Ket
Layman.
violin and piano duet.
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cast of the Chevron station, peo­
M a rie Pi.nV
,
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of fbis area, inter- Grays N ow A t Home To Friends
W W W
ple w ere standing to a depth of
Jeanne
° 3 reading and jested in helping in any way with
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gray, who
d e r sane ’ P u ^ n • C Krand" a u «h- »he "logging show" Io be staged
ten to twelve feet from the curbs
w
ere
m arried Ju n e 22, have re ­
S t n ” " ’The . d "
a 01,1 GraV ■“ ,hP C urry Cou" ' y ’ •«‘r. 1» Au-
on eith er side. W ith no apparent
turned from their honeymoon and
Seventh aDv
d s pohrus of ,h<‘ Rust, are asked to meet with the are at home to friends at the S ta te
shifting, the crowd was estim ated
to be m ore than 12.000 standing
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. sang "Silver T h r ' d < h u r p h ‘» « T to rs of the W ranglers and Line Motel apartm ents.
Mrs. Florence P ra tt,
tf, of Ashland,
Ashland.
rbrPada Among th e ,lh e C urry County F air Board, a,
in th at zone of the parade.
On their m otor trip, Mr. and
Reekman,
In ,hp Gl<’am ing."
Don's ClilT House, on W ednesday Mrs. G ray (nee Betty T yler) vis­
an,
As early as Wednesday, there m other of Mrs. K athryn Reekm
„ Kiffs w ere opened, g u e sts,Ju ly 23, at 9:00 p. m. Daylight'
were no accommtxiations for the of H arbor, w as killed last Tues-
ited m any places, am ong which
day
about
25
miles
east
of
Burns
/ ” CUt fhc Wpd<bng cake and Savings tim e
traffic which was expected. People
w ere Glacier N ational P ark, Sun
w ere forced to obtain rooms as Oregon. The fam ily was returning ! 'P' PPShmPn' s wprp «-rved bufTef1 This year, the C he,co W ranglers Valley, Yellowstone N ational P ark
far aw ay as Gold Beach, Crescent iom a vacation which included
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have taken upon them selves the and Fair Lake, as well as o th er
( a t ishail Caverns in New Megi- ,
a1- 'd a "»a a " d Alma Cochran, task of staging the en tertainm ent spots along the route.
City, and Gasquet.
co and Yellowstone P ark.
. U bte
" " " <'aCh Pnd for ,hp fair’ « ” “ »° «-'»minate the
C arroll, son of Mm. Reekm an. “ ,®. ' ahb‘p * d« ° ra«-<t w ith a beau- ■ aecond-rafe" rodeos which h a v e 1 Mr. Gray is now on duty at the
inspection station at the C alifor­
Who was graduated from Univer- .
,
M,'iquet in a plain gold been attem pted in some of the nia-Oregon line.
sity of Oregon, in June, Miss Mary
“ ^••» 1«hng cake was also past years. Many have come up O th e r ¡Sm ith R iv e r Briefs
Jc L a u g h h n , a granddaughter of, Th ‘ ‘
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with the idea th a t since this is a
Mr. and Mrs. Darrow Nelson
Mrs. P ra tt and Mrs. Reekman. .
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‘ *‘n 1
’^ ‘ived many tim ber country, a "logging show” are enjoying a visit with her
V * 8 and congratulations, would have more popular appeal borther and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Speeds on the county roads, ac­ were in the car which »kidded in
loose gravel and overturned.
L nd ¿ '1
yisilors Wero Mr.
With !>>o Lucas as chairm an of
cording to the sheifT’s office, m ust
L. G. Humble of South D akota,
All
were
bruised
severely
and
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ny
M
a
tthias
and
Eve-
the
Eair Board, also a W rangler who are enjoying a visit to the
be reduced, or the hazards will
, , * , Uma’ Mrs M atthias is he expects lots of help from his
m ount. It is explained this w ay: suffered from shock. Mrs. Reek- u"
west coast. They visit the beach­
m
an
was
not
able
to
retu
rn
to
her
,
/
°
,,aukbter;
and Mr»
Mrs. rider friends Headed by Eddie es and other scenic spots of the
at 25
23 miles an hour or less, t the
f t J nian * as not ab,c to re tu rn to her , ,
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.......• Mr. «»m
At
dust Is not Stirred up c u ftm ^
W° ,'k at
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O stenberg
atpnb,re of
°< Chico.
Chico. Calif,.
Calif, ““
wnru
o , . h u p - H«r>»r postolfice Max
Thornton, Roy Brimm and others area.
view ,,f drivers ,o less ,h » „ ^ ¡ ' h1’ WPPk’
^ * Mr a "d MrS B1" Coch"»"
of the group, a logging show is
Jam es Pressler, who has been
Funeral
KWin’ Calif.:
C al’F.; Mr.
while speeds over th a , raise dus,
b unpral " services
rvice« were held at " 2 ! ..A?
Angwin,
Mr and Mrs
M ill Cy-G
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P,annpd Now, this group wishes station«! with the U. S Arm y In
Ashland Friday m orning for Mrs <ld nm e M e n ,,‘"d? ,nJ / ' : ' ' i * h° ,O knOW Whom ' bpy may PX>’PP» Korea for almost a year, arrived
in proportion to speed.“
t ld tim e friends of Mr. and Mrs. to take part, and w hat phase of
P ra tt.
The great traffic load put on
home and is enjoying av isit with
Ostenberg.
the show each wishes to enter.
the county roads, unimproved ex
his m other, Mrs. Henry Molle of
I A rrangem ents for the reception
Since C urry County F a ir is the Crescent City, and his wife and
cept for m acadam , are inclined to
were made by Mrs Howard Adams only way this county has to “dis­
e dusty at dry tim es of the year
little child. He has not been dis­
For the week ending on ___
Sun
nd Mrs. Karl Ostenberg, who wish play its w ares.” intense effort is
nd being as they are. these roads day:
ch arg e! from the arm y, but ex­
Max. Mtn Rain io thank all friends who helped to being made to m ake the 1952 a f­
pects to rem ain in the states.
j r e always hazardous. The sheriff July 7
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m ake the occasion <>njoyable.
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fair far b etter than any previous-
Wishes to hold the hazards to a
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Mrs. Geraldine Bom ar of the
m inim um by controlled speed
July 9
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Except for .02 inch of rain which tent of the group backing the fair. Nook Cafe, left yesterday for Coos
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July 10
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... ¡fell Friday, the w eather the past
This meeting, July 23. is open Bay where she will e n te r the hos­
Mr. W ilbanks, th a t genial m eat July 11
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.0 2 iu , , l< has been p retty much con- to anyone w-ho has public spirit, pital for surgery. She expects to
dispenser at Redfield’s was ill at July 12
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.... | » tin t. The m inimum tem peratoure and who wishes to aid in any way, be gone about three weeks. W hile
bi> home Tuesday, but was behind July n ..... ...... 62
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has varied but two degrees in th at regardless of how- insignificant it ’
-ne M ik Milin« P e te r s
he countci a cam W
length ol t une.
IJUl,
S ' G S . K ' S “; “
After Two Months
m
l l i i i i n in n t ir f f
Couple Observed
Golden Wedding
Anniversary, Sun,
Locals Should Aid
Curry County Fair
Mrs. Reekman Was
Involved in Mishap
Co. Roads Speeds
Cut To 25 M. P. H.
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Weather Report
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