8 Brookings-Harboi Pilot
C H E T C O G RA N G E TEAM
IN IT IA T E S FO R O P H IR C H O IR
THU RSD A Y , A P R IL 1, 1954
T h irty five m em bers of Chetco
G r a n g e a tte n d e d the O phir
G range m eetin g a t O phir last
P e te $ rid, 67, of H arbor, passed
F rid ay evening, w ith the C hetco aw ay a his hom e ea rly S unday
Mrs. R obert Lively, Mrs. Alvin , G range ladies degree team p u ttin g m o rn ir
H e w as tak en to K la
W oodriff and AJan W oodriff are on th e T h ird and F o u rth D egrees m ath F alls M onday, by th e Roy
spen d in g a couple of w eeks in for four O phir G range candidates. H. B >wn M o rtu ary , for Services
S e a ttle on a com bined business B esides the seventeen m em bers of and n term e n t th e re W ednesday
and p leasu re trip. Alvin and Bob, the degree team s, those tak in g afternoon
left hom e baby s ittin g a re n ’t en p art w ere th e m ens ch o ru s and
Mr. S trid w as born a t N o rrala,
joying th e tw o w eeks as m uch.
the H arvest drill m archers. The Sweden, M ay 21, 1886. He cam e to
E. E. H anscam Jr., and his fam M aster of C hetco G range, Fr» d Oregon, and se ttle d in K lam ath
ily re tu rn e d S a tu rd a y from a two G ustafson and Mrs. G ustafson F alls in 1927. About five y ea rs ago
w eeks v acation trip in th e ir plane. w ere w elcom ed as honored guests he and his wife m oved to H a rb o r
T hey re p o rt an enjoyable trip, but by the O phir G range M aster, Ray w here he lived un til his d eath .
too m uch rain for th e best of S tevens.
He w as a m em b er of th e V asa
w e a th e r all the tim e.
'I'lie next m eeting of C hetco o rd e r of A m erica, and received his
Mrs. B. E. K ern s re tu rn e d G range, this F riday, A pril 2nd, 25 y ea r pin a m onth ago.
hom e S u n d ay a f te r a several will be fe atu red by an E a s te r
S urvivors a re his widow, H elen;
w eeks trip to O akland and o th e r Hat p arad e by th e wom en, each th re e d au g h ters, B rita D a h lstro m
C alifo rn ia points w here she visit- h at to re p resen t th e occupation of of H arbor, K arin B eckm an of
ed re la tiv e s and friends.
I her husband. T h ere will be judges S eattle, A nna M arie H am alain en
Mr. and Mrs. O tto T u rley ar- «nd prizes aw arded. T hese h ats of D etroit, M ichigan; and th re e
rived hom e last w eek a f te r a a re also to bo parad ed at the sons, M artin S trid of K lam ath
couple of m onths business trip Pom ona G range m eetin g the next Falls. Louis H. S trid of P o rtlan d ,
across th e co u n try co n tac tin g day, S a tu rd a y , A pril 3rd. th e and E ric I. S trid of T he D alles.
green h o u se men in connection m eeting being held at th e C hetco
O th er survivors a re 14 g ra n d
w ith th e ir bulb raising on th e ir G range hall, s ta rtin g at 11 a m., children, and a siste r, Ida E ric k
ranch n e a r th e VV'inchuck.
w ith a ¡x)t luck d in n er a t noon.
son, and h a lf-b ro th er, A lfred Lau-
Mrs. ( laude H o llan d and d a u g h
rin who live in Sw eden.
te r B arb a ra of W eaverville left W IN C H U C K W O M E N ’S CLUB
S u n d ay for A shland a f te r v isit
R each th a t b u y er th ro u g h a
M E E T AT MRS. W A TER M A N S
ing for th re e days a t the hom e
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T he M arch m eetin g of the W in-
of Mrs. H olland’s s is te r and
b ro th er-in -law , Mr. and Mrs. Mil- ! J chock W om en’s Clob w as held last
T hursday a t th e hom e of Mrs.
ton F oster.
M
ary W a te rm a n w ith ten m em
Mr. and Mrs. F red G ustafson
bers
present. M rs. C h ristin e L ucas
drove to K lam ath F alls M onday
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Where th ey p lanned to a tte n d the joined th e club a t th e m eeting,
a n d o th a r re c ta l d is o rd e rs ,
fu n e ral of P ete S trid on W ednes and Mrs. M ete M ayers w as a
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rite or Cell
h ere visiting his fath er, and uncle, d au g h ter, M rs. B eulah K eisier,
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M att and Andy Potocnick. He served delicious re fre sh m e n ts at
Open 10 until 5 Monday throuoh Friday.
the
close
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eeting.
cam e by w ay of E u re k a w here he
Until 8 p.m. Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
Chiropractic Physicians . . . In our 43rd year.
visited his siste rs Rosie and Luella
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then to K lam ath to see his o th e r A T T E N D C O N V E N T IO N
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P o r t la n d 1 3 . O r e .
Mr. and Mrs. C liff Beem, and
siste r E tta. As this is th e first
tim e in ten y ears th a t Rudolph 1 dau g h ter, Jean, w ere in E ugene
h as been home, he re p o rs th a t over th e w eekend w h ere Mr. Beem
he d id n ’t even recognize m ost of a tte n d e d a R epublican C onvention.
it, and th a t th e re a re lots of They re tu rn e d hom e on S unday.
houses on the hillsides w here he
used to go rabbit hunting.
E L IE S T O D E T R O IT
Mr. and Mrs. D E. M assett re
R oger O liver flew to D etroit
tu rn e d hom e S unday a f te r v isit i T uesday to be w ith his m o th er
ing in A rcata for a few days at who is ill. D uring his absence,
th e hom e of th e ir d au g h te r, Mrs. [ Mrs. O liver is stay in g w ith Mrs
Jo h n T w orek and h e r fam ily.
J. S. C lendenin.
tion C om m ittee in B aker, Oregon.
R eservations will not be accepted
by the H otel except th ro u g h the
re serv atio n com m ittee.
Am ong the speakers who will ap
pear on th e program a re Mr. J a y
T aylor, P resid en t of th e A m erican
N ational C attle m en ’s Association
The B ak er C ounty Livestock As
sociation has a rran g e d fo r even
ing and off-hour e n te rta in m e n t.
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HARBOR NEWS
T he Oregon C a ttle m e n ’s Asso
ciation announced th e d ates for
th e ir 41st A nnual C onvention to
be held in B aker, O regon. 7'he
d ates a re May 17, 18 an d 19.
C attle m en in tere ste d in a tte n d
ing th e convention should m ak e
th e ir reserv atio n s th ro u g h the
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