BROOKINGS HARBOR
Thursday, September 2 2,1955
PILOT -
APPLE SQUEEZE
III ED IN AREA
100% CHICKEN FEATHER
WOVEN — 9 0 " x 105
An app!? squeeze w as enjoyed
a th e C hetco R iver hom e of Mrs.
E rr” 1 Rio . Sunday. About 25
a ’d ons of juice was harvested,
mt tly from fruit, but some of it
* a I. tin te d w ith assorted wing-
d and craw lin g denizens though
' \ W eidem an couldn’t pause
lin g enough to sn atch them from
untim ely end. A ff r all those
things th at go w ith the process
b e ta was an abundance of food
and a m ighty pleasant evening
>n \ it bv all w ho could stay.
Thove a tte n d in g w ere Mrs Rose
Pool. Mrs. R u th B athiany. Mrs.
;tle S ch aal, Mr. and Mrs. Roy
'V eidem an, M r and Mrs. J. E.
'a u e ie ssig . of Salem , p a re n ts of
Mrs Gh n Rogers, who, w ith Glen
w u e th e re .too, Jack M cCarton.
r. ; id Mrs. M. S. B rainard, Ben
nt s and the hostess.
BED PILLOW
p
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1.49
spreads
Jim
100% PURE
STRIPES
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LINEN
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$ 4.95 T
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$ 2.98
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Bee Seobey had his sister, Mrs
Veva (W illiam ) M artin, and her
i.U'hand. visiting this past week
Idem th e ir hom e in Com pton.
C alifornia. T hey brought up and
hung a television set for Dee
! • t didn’t get the hugs ad ju sted
1 fore they had to leave.
5 4 " x 54"
’’’he man;»- ld a tiv e s of D arrel
' hirrv report D a rr 11 took a spill
■ > a: sell 'ol. and broke his right
r»i U'» ‘ i . ’o\v t b ' shoulder.
D a rie ll c a n ’t resum e his educat -
a n until th a t arm is able to do
s p art.
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B art, the B utch” was around
w again, last w eek end, feeling
m uili b e tte r anil sidestepping an
•ration, at least for the tim e
being.
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BROOKINGS, OREGON
Letter to the Editor FORDS TO BE
S ep tem b er 19. 1955
Ray Pisarek. Joe M urphy, E ditors
B rookings-H arbor Pilot,
Brookings, Oregon
ON DISPLAY
SEPTEMBER 23rd
S a fe ty fe a tu re s for the first
tim e by an autom obile com pany,
You are to he c o n g ra tu la te d on ¡xjwer equal to the T hunderbird,
your very splendid edito rial in and low er body silh o u ettes a r?
last weeks Pilot!
a v ailab le in 1956 Ford cars which
1 most heai tedly concur w ith 6.800 Ford dealers place on dis
yo u r thought th at all C ity busin play Friday. S eptem ber 23rd.
ess and negotiations should lx'
T he new Fords will be built in
conducted at open m eetings I, or our s< ries offering 18 body styles
my
rep resen tativ e at Council
tw o m oie th an in 1955. T hey are
m eetings, have never been asked available in 13 solid e x te rio r col
to a tte n d any closed m eetings, nor ors, or 21 tw o-tone co m b in afo n .
w ould I agree to private m eetings
A “Thundv bird Y-8” engine
at any tim e in the tu tu re.
leads the pow er selections av ail
llov. ever, 1 can read y u n d e r able for 1953. It is installed on
sta n d hew any one of th«' council- F a irla n e and S tatio n W agon m od
m en m ight have thoughtlessly els and develops 202 horsepow er
suggested a p rivate m eeting due for F ordom atic or 200 h o rsep o w er
to the m any in te rru p tio n s they for overdrive o r stan d ard tra n s
l ave to i ndun?. It has P 'c n very mission. Custom and M ainlir.o
obvious that the five m em bers on F or M offer a Y-3 engine develop
the Council often have difficulty ing 76 hp for Fordom atic, o r 173
conducting th e ir meet ngs on the hp : ' overdrive or conventional
C ity affairs due to o th e rs m onop d r A • Also th? econom ical F o rd
olizing so m uch tim e. N e v e rth e six. ii creased to 137 hp, is a v a il
less. I do not believe th a t “d o se d ” able on all models w ith all tr a n s
m eetings is the solution to this m ission types.
trouble
F >rd safety i* search, coup’ed
1 sincerely believe th a t your w ith siud'C: of medical groups,
editorial will c le a r th a ir on a led t developm ent of a "life-
situ atio n th a t m e\v cit; e rs Iv* * guard des gn” m 1956 models.
at orred lor a long tim e. Ov.
Ntv door latch es g iw added
present C.ty Conned .s omv doing I HOt Ci•t o.i against th e chance th a t
w hat the C tv Council in past door may op n under im pact
yt a rs has done, hut 1 sincerely They have h en proved in full
i* lieve m th»' int g iity and hon rcalc cra>h tests at D earborn,
esty of the five m en who are Mich gan.
guiding o u r C tv gov M oment and
Tb keep th ’ d riv e r’s chest from
am sure they will i ee the e rro r h ittin g the steering colum n in a
of th e ir ways.
crash, the i? a three-spoke Ford
V ery tru ly yours, ste e rin g wheel has its c e n te r huh
ELM ER BA N K U S ici s.>ed 3-1 8 inches below the
win el rim.
Gentlemen:
Bridal Shower Held
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A bi dal show er honoring Mrs.
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Here Friday! N EW '56 FORD!
~' .3 fine ear at half the fine car price!
Glen K ’ y. u* Anna Je a n G ard
n er) w s held at the hom e of
Mrs. B .e.ie- S ta n h u ist last week,
w ith th e h r iie ’s g randm other,
Mrs. ( h u l l s S ta n h u rst, as co-
hostess “Anna J e a n ” w as d elig h t
fully sh< vveted w ith m any useful
and lx a u tiiu l g i l t s , all accom p
anied I > the very hast w ishes of
In r ma iy friends. Those a tte n d in g
w ere ( 1 M isses C arol Rausch,
Joyce Raym ond, Carolyn P utnam ,
Judy 5 tonem an, a: d M ary Gail
Sm ith, v.’ho w ere joine. by des-
dnm es
rv
ID g ls h
1 liyllis
Baum g ud: 'i Sam Law on, lar-
g a re t 1 • , Paul ne T y gnrt, Helen
Sm ith, lean B oardm an, 1 au ra
C ardi ■ . M ar.c llem p el, llu ld a
Gardn« , B erth a C ie s ty , Bess
1 f tiller, fe
• Beig, Ellen Ja g g e rs,
! Violet G let a , Beryl Bollinger,
MI S. BLUNT OPENS
BARGAIN CORNER
Mrs. » i ?d B lunt liought the
T h rift ! .on fix tu res from M arth a
G rayshi and is now o p eratin g a
shop U’ ’e r tl? nr m 1 of B lu n t’s
D argan Corner.
Mrs. • unt bought m any item s
cf clotl r g from out of tow n and
pla: s t B y only P r u t re from
local p.ople. The B arga n C orn er
is now o ir n for busine ;s a t th e
co rn er of W harf and S pru ce St.
M arion Rogers, M arie O ar. and
Cleo C aig.
T h o r unable to a tte n d hut sent
gifts w , M !m rv M ildred R ay
mond, . a* 'ei; Moore, I ;ly M y
ers, K it
i e ♦'r, F rr i F ritz,
I or'.., • oi it, Nt ( • ' ¡1; d, R ita
T ierce, Mabie M iner, la tie P ay.tc
Gladys. Payi.v, Mi. s Lo . AnrvM il -
eraiini Miss Rosalyn G ard n er
------ ONE DAY ( A r t --------
Friday, September 23rd
Azalea Garden C ub s
FALL FLOWER SHOW
1:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.
Afternoon T e a ----- Evening Dessert
HOME MADE PIE and COFFEE
Grange Hall
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REM OVAL
New 202-h.p. Thunderbird Y-8 engine is avail-
able in Fordomat ie FairlanesandSt at ion Wagons.
In Fordomat ie Customline and Mainlines you
can have the 176-h.p. Y-S. And Ford’s new
137-h.p. Six id available in all 18 model«.
••Tritìi n e w T h u n d erb ird s ly lîn d
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$ FFLT BERETS plain & fancy . 1.50 i g
g SUMMER DRESSES . 5.95 and up j
2.95 I
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The new ’56 Ford looks like the Thunderbird!
'
¡1 find the same graceful lines . . . the same
Io* g, low silh o u ette . . . th e sam e dashing appear-
i -•? . . . styling which helped the fabulous Ford
Thunderbird to win America's h‘',,rL.
.. .v vili L l i e w L i fe d u a r c l D e s id i i
Ford’s new Lifeguard features are: a new deep-
center design steering wheel, to a c t as a cushion
in event oi aeeid< nt . . . double-grip door hx-ks
to reduce chance of doors oj ¡ling u nder shix-k
. . . optional p;. id jig for control panel and sun
v : ors to help le < n injur 4 . . optional se a t
F ir ’."6. Ford hring» you the greatest safety news
in a generation . . . Lifeguard Design. In coopera
tion with universi’ es, medical associations and
safety experts, F o ti learned the cause of most
serious in uries in accidents. To provide extra
protection against th ese hazards Ford developed
the new Lifeguard features described at right.
be
B ut th e re is still m ore w onderful news! F ord
brings you T h u n d erb ird pow er m a m odernfdeep-
block Y-8 . . . T h u n d erb ird beauty too . . .
rich new in terio rs . . . q u ality th ro u g h o u t.
IF /
Brookings,
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See it . . . try it . . . y o u ’ll ag ie e the '56 Ford
is the fin e c a r at half th e fine c a r price.
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D U N N IN G
i Nighties and Other Items On Sale
to help keep occupants in seats.
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