Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978, October 04, 1956, Page 7, Image 7

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    Thursday, October 4, 1956
Bro-.king* Harbor Pilot — Brookings, Oregon
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OLD CROW DISTILLERY C O ..D IV .O F NATIONAL DIST. PROD. CORP.,FRANKFORT,KY
the magic that m ade possible so w onder
lulls d ilie ic n t a Ford. In tiie toughest on the.
road tests e\«i g i\« u to a ta r , this Inner
l oid dem o n strated that a 57 1 "it! i ides \o u
sweet and low . . . that it takes the bum ps w ith­
out a bobble, the h u m s w ithout the pitch . . .
am i. that in power, it "takes nothing Irom
n o b o d x ' \ ' ' • mi -.¡hrt Is uunit s, handles
or holds u/> like a I ord!
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A new ldm I of: J ( ) HI) willi the
mark o f tomorrow
you look
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•fte going is gteaf !
Y o u ’re in fora thrill when you see this new knockout
named Ford! But save your superlatives till you
drive it! T h a t’s where the fun really starts.
I t’s fun just knowing that others who see von wish
they were you. lo r you're commanding tin long« st.
lowest, heaviest, biggest car ever to sport stub a low-
price tag. T here’s head room to spare for a new Fill
b o n n e t. . . stretch-out spare lor a "I)add\ Longlegs."
You’ll find that the ton h uid reads rn-w " h ” -r
lo rd " is built to take the toughest toad sou'll (a u ­
to travel. New outboard rear spiings and ball joint
front suspension let Ford take tin tutus without the
tilt. New swept back conttol unis help tak< bourne
out ol bumps.
Best of all, F o ld ’s libr.ns like quiet is b u ilt in. \n d
the new "Inner Ford" is why. lo r never beloi< in
Ford s field has there been a body with so m udi extra
bracing, so firmly anchored to its foundation. And
you ran (boose from three big Silver Anniversary
\ -8’s with up to 245 horsepower. 1 here’s also a new
Mileage Maker Six with 111 horsepower, the most
modern Six in the industry.
\o u can pick your fo ld tailored to your desires
and your budget, too! Choose from nine over 17 foot
Fairlane or Fairlane 500 models or bom five over 16-
fool Custom oi Custom !'»0 mod. Is. Or t.ik< sour
pick irom Fold's five longe r, lower, new station
wagons. Whichever rriodt I yon select, you'll get a
car that's been re invented Irom the wheels up!
So there's the new kind ol lord. Big! (.rations!
Spacious! \ luxury ear tine but one that any new-
(ar buyer (an easily afford. Come in! See what won­
der-tars you can buy now at low 1 old prices.
IN TW O N E W 8 U P E R S IZ E S
OVER 16 FT.
LONG
On a New
116’ Wheelbase
3 Custom Models
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OVFR 17 FT
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On a New
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4 I d irte n e M o d e ls
5 F a irla n e 5 0 0 M o d e l*
PLUS 5 NEW MODELS IN THE
STATION WAGON SERIES
Go first with
FORD for ’57
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cisco are spending several days
w ith th eir uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. L. L. Drobaugh.
Mrs. Jam es (B arb ara) Miller,
Parkview Drive, is now home fol­
lowing m ajor surgery in Portland.
Mrs. M iller was brought home,
this past week end by her hus­
band and w ants to thank the
m any people who w ere so kind
to her and her fam ily during her
incapacity. B a ib a ra now looks
forw ard to a norm al, healthy life.
A irm an 1 C Gordon Foster and
Mrs. O rville Foster and C laretta,
wife, and his om ther and sister,
visited w ith friends in Cottage
G rove a couple of days last week.
Mr. and Mrs. C larence Hoie
have been doing some bulldozing
and rep air work on th eir home
near the South Coast mill. The
property was dam aged during the
storm s last w inter.
Earl Malone is said to be get­
ting along pretty good, after hav­
ing w renched his back, w restling
w ith his fishing boat. He's in Sea '
side hospital, Crescent City.
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Brookings Items
at home again and feeling fine,
IN THE CO! NTY ( O| i n
after serious surgery at a Eugene
OF THE STATE OF ORE­
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k°*s ^ a ^Ph and daughter hospital.
GON FO li Cl KKY ( O1 VIA
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Owen of
left Friday for Portland to attend
IN TH E MATTER OF TH
a teacher's institute. Mrs. Ralph Gold Beach visited the Charles
ESTA TE O F RAY ELVIN VAX teaches the S. D. A. school.
Chris ia nsons, recently.
GORDEN, Deceased
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Doherty
C urry County Pomona Grange
NOTR E TO ( REDITOR>
will be held Saturday, October 6, drove to Lakeview, Friday even­
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVI < at the Chetco G range hall with ing. for a week end of hunting.
Booster night will be held the
th a t th e undersigned., Orvil'. the business session beginning at
Junior Dawson, has been a >- ■ 1 am . There will be a noontime evening of October 5 at the Chet-
dinner and at 1:30 the White Sa­ eo G range hall. All friends of the
pointed executor of the E s ta t
G range are invited.
Ray Elvin Van Gordon, dei -a> i. tin Sugar canning contest will be
Mr. and Mrs. W. Hysum of Fair
by the County C ourt of C ur.v held. Tree fruit, berries and jelly
County, Oregon, and ha- qualified. will be judged by Mrs Sylvia I banks, Alaska, are enjoying their
All persons having claims again t Lee of Gold Beach Home Exten­ new home recently purchased
said estate are hereby notified t > sion Chairman. Ben Jones is from Col and Mrs. Lee Rice. The
Hysum daughter. Mrs. B. Ruder-
present the same, duly verified Pomona Master.
The many friends of Lloyd man and small son, of Fairbanks,
as by law’ required, to the under­
signed a t the office of his a tto r­ Harbin will be pleased to see him are spending several weeks here.
A M issio n Rally m eeting will
ney, Ed F. Ackley, Postoffie
ber 6. 1956.
be held at the Eastwood Baptist
Building. Brookings, Oregon w ith­
Published: September 13; 20; 27: church, Medford, O ctober 8. Two
in six m onths of the date of th October 4; 1956.
carloads of women from the Com­
firs t publication hereof.
Ed F. Ackney,
m unity Baptist church are plan­
Orville Junior Daw-on A ttorney for Executor.
ning on attending.
E xecutor.
P O. Box 245, Brookings, Ore.
Miss Vesta Friday and Miss
D ate of first publication: Septein- Telephone: Brookings 4321.
Audrey Daty, both of San Fran
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LEGAL NOTICE
No. 1544
T h e F u ir la n e I o n i» fo r 5 7 , |,k<- th e F a il lane 500 m cwld*.
have n o e q u a l . . . n o lu u n te r p a r t, in th e low p i k e fie ld .