16 Brookings-1 larbor
Pilot T hursday ,
B O W L IN G
RESULTS
eeb . ik , 1954
LOCAL FRIENDS MOURN PASSING
OF JUDGE SANDBO IN CALIFORNIA
Beaverette League
Home. He becam e the daddy
h s own expression of the Golden
W hen A lbert Sandbo was laid Rule Lodge 479 of San Jose ami
to rest last week in the M asonic its first m aster.
He w as also
H om e cem etery at Decoto, C ali­ past m a s te r of S an Jose Lodge
fornia, B rookings lost ag rand old 10 A.F. & A.M.
m an, and C alifornia lost an early
O ccasionally w hen he lived here
pio n eer and an honored citizen.
h e would re tu rn to his San Jose
He w as a n ativ e of M innesota
lodg
as its honored guest at
and was reared in the stern w ay
som e o u tstan d in g function.
of its rugged pioneers. Of N o r­
In O ctober. 1919, he was in ­
wegian p arentage, who c h a ra c te r­
vested
w ith th e ran k of K night
ized th e th rift and in teg rity and
sim p licity of the old co u n try im ­ C om m ander ot C ourt of H onor
m ig ra n ts ot that stu rd y race, A l­ in t h e S co ttish Rite, an honor sel­
b e it retain ed those sam e ch arac- dom atta in e d .
About 15 y ea rs ago the Sandbo*
te i sties of hon sty and genuine­
cam
e to B rookings and for sev­
n ess of his an cestry , and of his
eral
y ears they op ra te d the S a n d ­
e a rly training. Those qualities,
bo
A
uto C ourt a t H arbor. W hen
to g e th e r w ith a w arm friendliness
and w ith th e highest tyj»«» of m a n ­ lily gold bloomed on H arb o r acres
hood which he represented, m ad ■ they com bined th e lily bulb in ­
him the o u tstan d in g m an that he d u stry w ith th e ir a u to court busi­
w as and won for him a host of ness. A lbert w as prom inent in
org an izatio n al
w ork
connected
friends alw ays.
w ith th a t industry. F o r m any
W hen a boy he w orked on his y ears he w as d ire c to r and vie*
f a th e r ’s farm and then hired out p resid en t of the C oos-C urry E lec­
to a neighbor lo r $8 a m onth and tric cooperative and consistently
board. H e figured in the ea rly d< m ade th e n ecessary trip s to Co­
velopm ent of th e R ed R iver Val- quille in connection w ith th a t o f­
ley of the N orth in M innesota and fice. He served this com m unity
1 a k o ta and “ the little old sod w ith a sin c e rity and w ith pride.
Khanty on th e p lain s” was a re a l­
F o r six y e a rs p rio r to leaving
ity to him
He often recalle,1 for D ecoto he w as ju stic e of
those early days w ith a sto ry and peace. His o u tstan d in g qualities
w ith a jest.
w ere his love of life and his pleas-
W ith th e urge of “Go W est u re ab le pride in being able to
young m a n ,” A lbert cam e to C ali­ serve.
fo rn ia . T here he w as real e sta te
H e rarely* if ever, m issed a
m an, o ra n g e grow er, hotel p ro p ri­ night at lodge o r c h a p te r and w as
e to r and re s ta u ra n t ow ner. I, was alw ay s »ready for a night of fun
o u r pleasan t experience to m otor w hile th e serious p a rt of its c e re ­
th rough C alifornia w ith the Sand- m onies w ere close to his heart.
ímw in v ery re cen t y ea rs and to F o r y e a rs he and his charm ing
know how fam iliar he w as w ith wife, M aude, w ere activ e m em bers
all p a rts of the s ta te its rivers, of the local G range, enjoying its I
its fe rtile farm lands, its valleys social ac tiv ities.
an d its flourishing tow ns w ere
And so th ro u g h th e y e a rs this
a il a p a rt of his ea rly life there. fine couple m ad e for them selves
As we rode along, such re m a rk s a w ide an d w a rm circle of friends.
as, T ’ve fished th at riv er m any
I t w as w ith deep re g ret th at
tim es. H ere we c a m p 'd , over that Ju d g e S andbo left his activ e life
hill yo n d er w as a farm I owned, and his friends and re tire d to live
h e r« in a n o rth ern town we a t th e M asonic Hom e. H ere w ith
looked up the hotel building w here his fra te rn a l b ro th ers he spent
he o p erated a hotel and in the a happy y e a r. F re q u e n tly he and
so u th drove through orange and M aude w ould enjoy a night at the
lem on groves he owned lb ' m a r­ S an Jose c h a p te r w ith old friends
veled at th e g ro w th of its high­
He passed
aw ay peacefully
w ay s and its cities and towns.
ea rly on th e m orning of F ebruary
F in a lly he settled in San Jose 2, a f te r an u n u su ally good n ig h t’s
w h e re he o p erated re s ta u ra n ts in rest. H e had been accustom ed to
d iffe re n t locations H ere it was ea tin g a light b re a k fa st in his
lie m et and m arried M aude M artz room and it w as w hile he sat in
w ho survives him at the Masonic his c h a ir w a itin g for M aude to
B y M rs . W ebb H ibbard
\ SOUTHERN
CURRY
REAtTY
T ots to T eens finished th e week
on top of th B ea v e re tte league,
but they w ere clinging to first
place by a tiny m arg in a f te r ta k ­
ing a 4 to 0 thu m p in g from H ans-
cam s.
L esm eisters m issed a chance to
‘ak e over first w hen they also
bring his co ffee th at he passed.
M asonic services w ere held at
H ayw ard. U nder the bright skies
he lov d long and well, A lbert
Sandbo rests.
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“His life was gentle and the
elem ents so m ixed in him
That N ature might stand
up and say to all the world.
This leas a M an.”
lost. 3 to 1, to th e V FW a u x ­ for fUst, drooped to th ird , losing
iliary. T he loss left L esm eisters to M ellon’s M illw ork, 3 to 1.
a point and a h alf behind T o ts
Rod and Gun C lub d efeated
to Teens.
S m ith R iver Legion. 3 to 1, and
F re e m a n ’s M arket d efeated th e ♦ A zalea Lanes and W estbrook split
Cliff House, 4 to 0, and K e rr th e ir series, 2-2.
H a rd w are and M incer’s Jew e lry
Toby Mellon had high gam e
! split 2-2.
w ith 202.«and E Edson had high
I
High gam e and series, as usual, series w ith 533.
M ellon’s took
was by C la ra Goyke, w ith 199 team honors w ith 867. and A zalea
and 483. V FW A uxiliary took Lanes had high series wath 2406.
team honors w ith 972 and 2619.
City League
The VFW took the Acacia
L aundrom at aw ard, and C lara
Th*' Plywood Dry Ends moved
Goyke won th e H iw ay M arket 1 into » first place tie w ith W il­
prize. Vogue C lean ers prize w as banks M arket this w eek, as they
won by W inona Cross, B rookings d efeated th e Lions. 3 to 1. W il­
L auhdry by E rsa Fischer, and banks had to he satisfied w ith a
M o o n 's Hidden Score by T helm a 2 to 2 s p l't w ith th e R o tary club.
I louvila.
Fox B ro th ers d ropped H en­
dricks F u rn itu re . 4 to 0, and P hil-
Cal-Orc League
1'ps Dad ’n ’ Lad split took th e
P acific M otors took over undis­ Plyw ood Pond Lilies, 3 to 1.
H igham and M endenhall tied
puted possession of first place in
the C al-O re League, as they for high gam e w ith 215 apiece.
downed C u rry C ounty Lum ber, 3 H igham had high ser es at 549.
R o tary club took team honors,
to 1 W hile th ey vveer doing th at,
F o ste r and Bolvi, previously tied w ith scores of 833 and 2321.
ERM A D. RICE, B roker
C harles G rayshel , C ìuy F. R ice
lb. 5 9 c
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,5 9 c
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