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r “ O ' BrooKings-Hafüor Pilot — Brookings, Diegon «.1 Rock Hunters Return With Load Several hundred 1 ''' " ’ h,ve i.r "**” •* *' ' r ities an . pounds of t V, F H U ’L ! Genuine ORANGEBURG Root Proof Sower Pip: ~ F itting: DC IT YCR F r k T y g srt, h:s brother-in- a’> , G ian t i »wel.,.8 d Mr. Giles, vho hi£ a rock sho on 99, south G .a ..‘ E spent the holidays r< .ng near the Oregon-Id-i- o .:ne. not fa r im Ny sa, w here Mr. Gilt u i ’ n area spotted in •hich he knew the prospects c i’d b“ go 1. «although the su r face had been p retty v eil picked over. The p arty w as successful in yetting a considerable qu an tity of ‘hunder eggs and ’ Erne ag ate. v rank figuring 1 is haul around -900 lbs. The co r.trv w as so .ough, F ran k say . th a t they o'-’ ; - t ’ the de-'os.i t had ' p i k t a ’l over across an yen. They were not alone th at p art of the country. O ther •its were in there a fte r rocks 1 s • -e we •> a'-saying old In dan cam psites and caves. Carlos L. Hunsinger. m anager f the Eureka d istrict office of the Social Security A dm inistra tion, announced today t h a t a representative of th a t office will m aintain office hours a t t h e Brookings C ity Hall S e t em ber 18. from 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. Individuals w ishing inform ation about the Federal Old-age and Survivors Insurance P rogram may contact the represen tativ e at th a t time. Brookings Items While the highw ay crew was busy d u sting up the le-idue of F r ink'- ‘ king to *’< to w o-k the recent resurfacing job here in i some of his plunder an 1 figures town, one lady was heard to re 1! l.ave ■*' >.ne p retty stu ff to m ark to another, "Isn 't this the dirtiest town you ever saw ?" Nice to see Dot MaiVin in em ulation again. Dot. the City E n K E E P OREGON G R E E N gineer, etc., has been forced to ta k e it easy, up on his ranch near Colegrove's, for quite a spell but -eem like he’s been tak in g th? medico's advice and g ettin g along OK. The Merc Jakletiw iez and C. A. P'agdon families had a nice visit in Aberdeen where they also took in the reunion of M eice's family. Hook up to tha fv jv / 5ewe A’drich SuiMers Swr p . Co. ph o n e Social Security Representative Due :<r: Thursday, September 13, 1956 Would You Believe It Was Ten Year Ago: Word name 'to tow n o: the Bob Stoter.berg and I d o r 1 M ontague w ere m arried, on th G ian ts P ass m arriage of H ow atd 8th, a t Bozeman. Mont. Idonne’ | Carl Mason and R uth S tew art, home town w as Shelly, Idho and i the deed dated A ugust 17th. the couple w ent to m ake th e.r Oreille Ewing of P ritch ett, Col., home in Idaho Falls w here "Bud blew in w ith an unique rig pow m anaged a movie house. ered by an ox and a couple of Mervin H anscam trek k in g to donks. He had some goats, a dog courses a t U. of O., and Betty and a rooster for companions. T yler down to E ureka, enroll» 1 The A kers fam ily move down in Humbol; S tate. Ronald 12, to en ter the 7th grade Mrs. B erth a Beers dissolve 1 and Virginia 8, venturing into the p artn ersh ip w ith Flossie Buchan- third. on and Flossie retain s snack Moat Bigham fell off Jack H o stand. g an ’s w ate r tan k < C rest Motel Several locals picked up fo site) and like to ruined himself. having illegal deer m eat. Ralph Vincent elected president Don Estes, wno was lookouting at Long Ridge, introduced to B eit of the Azalea Festivl A ss’na, Roy T olm an’s stew ed digger squirrel Weideman. vice-president, a n t i hams, and found ’em succulent. Mildred Byrne Sec'y-T teas. T here-to-fore he was prejudiced L. D. Horner, principal, tells ag ain st eatin g them. folks he s ta rts school season w ith Jim C arson’s and D. L. O’N eil’ 176 in the grade and 72 in h l rigs collide,! nea.4 Sm ith Riv, school. sending Carol Lee C rockett an I Rosie Potocnik to Seaside hospit 1 w ith some very sorry breaks and Goings Gone bruises. Mrs. Alice Going-, who has th eir faces tried to convince m ' made her home on Spruce .Stic . th a t they were enthu ia-tic abou. for m. ny, m any years, and w > w as born here, has mov d h som ething or somebody. T hat is why I m a y th at in the ch attels to Sunnyvale w here she fu tu re TV cam eras will be barred will m ake h er home w i t h s o . from convention halls. I prefer to Claude and wife. believe th a t these political get- D uring th e p a st m onth she s togethers are necessaiy and not been visiting in Sm ith River She ju st an excuse for i p r,-e n ta ti; will be g reatly missed as almost morons from all over the nr* i n everyon»? knew "G randm a Go- to m ake fools of them selves ill , mgs."' the guise of politics. She is a d au g h ter of the la' » The radio com m entatoi may In By Clifford Rowe to me; but fomehow I seem to Mr .and Mr.-. A ugustus Miller. The A lead er w rote me the other prefer his fabrications to the dis family home was down near the •ay asking why I h adn't w ritten illusionm ent brought me by th»* | mouth of »the river where th e ! Readym ix plant now sits. nything vet regarding my rear- h arsh realities. dons to this sum m er’s political onventions. The only excuse th a t 8161763746791736491998153617436149610 0248530002000002532 • could think of w as th a t every th er Tom, Dick and H arry was oing th a t so I thought I would ’ait until the hub-bub had died own. Relly though. I had postponed laking any evaluation until th - ausea had ebbed som ew hat. For ,nie tea on or other, I w as a •ifle rick a t the stom ack a fte r oing through the ordeal of both f t! em, one right a fte r the oihei felt th a t in order to be fair. T lould w ait until the atm osphere had cleared and I myself had re turned to normal. T hat stage has arrived. So far s I m concerned th e conventions ev r occurred: ia fact, I don t r k they made too much of an i ?3s. n on anyone unless they v/ere unable to w itness the sp ecta cle on TV. Tho e who w re con fined to 1 stening to the radio p bably do not realize how fo rtu n a’ they really were. I can till rem em ber past con vent ions when I !i ‘ened to t ’ com m entators des ril e in vivi .ong"? t ’e go n?s or in conve- •o n hall. I w as a m a z ’ l a t the vor the 1 e v s ; r * »v»'* h i a..-out interes s in the t i .-• sr oi *e assembly, th eir i.t- ; rs to learn from th e 'r - ’ers ju st w h at it w as all about. •»* . • ~~ur * v a the w ay th ¡ad o brought it to me. B ’t now. alas and alack, though l.e media of television I ha ea r-e d th a t the ra d ’o rc"am *nt° •«-T have l een .alting me for a .ooney, io these m any years For I saw de’egates sp e p in g while p arty leaders wer* speaking: I >aw delegates in hib '¡'nation who » ecoming aw are th a t the TV cam era w as u o n them, jiunped to their ect, waved th eir bannei» and in spite of the silly looks upon FOR WHAT IT'S WORTH SEE MENNING OLDSMOBILE -- GMC TRUCKS Coquille Auto Co. Heavy-Duty I -<$ s / With the most GO under any truck hood! World's most modern V-8 truck features Come In and see the trucks deliberately built to save you the BIG money under today’s traffic conditions’ Three great new V-8’s —206, 226 and 257 hp! New I nternational V-Line! More power per pound! More GO . . . more KEEP GOING! Shorter trip time! More ton- miles per gallon! 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