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Brookings-Harbor Pilot 'V X ' ' Lower, longer, heavier. . . and it comes in five handsome \s versions . . . at low Ford prices ' ' -<^*%** n '1 ■ ■ Thursday, November 8, 1956 Brookings, Oregon : t P Two Walk Off Bill Brown With prizes Death Reported The com m unity was saddened Roger Thom pson and H enry La B arge arc the football experts in T uesday to learn of the d eath of th e Brookings H arbor area this W illiam •'Bill" Brown, former week. Both had only three ‘losers' Brookings Chief of Police, who died early Tuesday morning. in 15 games, including the tie. Thom pson wins a Voit football, Brow n was a candidate for the w hile Mr. La Barge won a Con Ju stice of Peace office here. Services w ere to be held on quest P erfum e set. La Barge pick ed both Oregon team s to win - T hursday, Nov 8. at 2 p.m at St. Tim othys Episcop.il t hureh. and they did. Brown was m arried, and had a Four others picked all but four fam ily. He w as a form er Lt. Col. —they w ere John W ashburn. D. D W illiams. Claude Bollman, in the Army, ami had received F rank Fanger. W ashburn gets a two Silver S tars for distinguished Lady B eautiful set, W illiams a service d uring the last war. Interm ent will be at W illam ette Spic and Span set, Bollm an a Lush P lan ter set and F anger a N ational Cem etery in Portland. A com plete o b itu a ry wil'. be set of Hublev M echanical Toys. given in n ext w eeks pilot. T here was a whole raft of con testan ts picking all but five, w ith 10 persons coming that close. The third weekly contest ap pears elsew here in this issue. All prizes can be picked up at Hi-Way F ifteen football players, and M arket. th re e m anagers w ere to receive th e ir letters at an aw ard assem bly. To be given letters are the following: Seniors: Je rry Anderson, Stan The Brookings H arbor teachers G ribble, C harles Hoffman, P hillip attended T eachers' In stitu te at K essler, Ronald Lane and David Gold Beach, O ctober 25 ami 26. More; Ju n io rs: Je rry Fox, D avid The them e of T h u rsd ay ’s meet G uess and Ronald McCabe; Soph- ings, “ W hat do I expect of the m ores: Bob Berger, Bert C layton. Ron F allert. Jim G ribble. Bill Public Schools and w hat can I do for them ,” was presented in an G u th rie and Ray Hansen. M anagers to receive aw ards a n interesting m anner by several out standing educators and business A lvin S anders. Don M orris and “D r.” P aul W illiams men. S atu rd ay th e L etterm an 's club F rid ay ’s m eeting w ere devoted to th e problem of teaching th e w ill m eet under the direction of conservation of our n atu ra l re M r Cal Pace to hold th eir yearly sources. SeVeral au th o rities on initiation. To be installed are Ron conservation in Oregon acted as F allert, Dave Guess, Dave G atiS. consultants and indicated th eir D ave Moore, Chuck Hoffman. Jim w illingness to be of fu rth e r assis G ribble. B ert Clayton. Bill W ork tance at any tim e they are lin g er; M anagers Sanders and Dr. , W illiams. needed. Fifteen Players «g? Win Letters Teachers Attend County Institute The new Del Rio Ranch Wagon It's a new kind_ of F o rd ’s new long, lean look alone could make you say, “This is the wagon I’ve always wanted!” But wait till you’ve seen the spacious in ’riors of these new Ford glamour wagons with their smart new fabrics and trim . , . the shrewdest combination of beauty and practicality ever. And while we’re listing fine-car fea- FORD Wagon toi 1 • V V-8 performance. It’s vours in generous w measure, J no m atter Mlllvh which of of the m new Silver Annivtisarv Y-Ss you choose. » • , »♦*• 1 t tin* r . « « « n’llp achieved hires, theres Fords new rule I ’ ach iex I U I V 3 , I I I V 4 V •» 1 ” " T 'l by a completely new ‘Inner lord. 1 tie frame fn n ip is wider, the wheels smaller-for sm*ni( r it * b h te r road holding. There are new front and rear suspensions to fade out the bumps . . . new body insulation, the most ever offered in Ford's field, to shut out cold and noise. Add to these features the fun of Ford And ,f son re Mx nnn. e. . . ..... world's most m odem . . • the l.unous Mileage Maker Six, now m ightier and more responsive than ever. Come in noir—and sample this new adventure named Ford! •A tpecial 270-hp Thunderbird 312 Super V-8 engine available at extra cott Aho on extra-high-pe^ormance Thunderbird 312 Super V S engine delnenng up to 265 hp A ••‘A arei fluían- ... , 7 ^ ' ' » x & ú & t ,Z W1NCHUCK. — HOT CHETCO — WARM E v in r u d e h as a M o to r fo r y o u S P E C IA L The 9-passenger Country Sedan 1956 CLEARANCE M E \K t1 > T l t M t E S - « OME IN HEWITTS ANCHORAGE HANSCAM CENTER EVERYONE The Ranch Wagon f f « B-pdttsngsr Country Sedan HAS BEEN WAITING for the NEWEST BUICK YET Come in and See It dunning m o t o r s Highway 101 • • «i Nov. 9th Brookings, Oregon MENNING BUICK . ; . A c tio n V est ,;'9 ’57 Ford al your authorized Ford C i a l e i b to c a y Mr. PINSETTER WILL BE AT YOUR S E R V IC E I Beginning N O V . 17 The Lanes Wil, Be Closed Beginning Saturday,November 10, and Will Re-Open With Complete Automatic Pinsetters on SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17 WATCH FOR FURTHER ANNOUNCEMENT With this new equipment Brooking» will have the Finest, Most Complete Bowling Facilities Available
