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Brookings-Harbor Pilot Thursday, November 8, 1956 Rummage Sale Success Letter to the Editor: T he Ladies A uxiliary, VFW w ish to th an k all those who help ed them in their rum m age sale, both those who brought m aterials to sell and those who patronized it The profits from .he sale will be tu rn e d back into im provem ent of th e ir m eeting place. Ed- or, Pilot: I would like to rem ind th . school board, the teachers and the for a bigger and b etter rummage sale along in the spring. Anyone ha\ ing any SOI of goods they think would make stock for the sale may contact any post or A u x P lans are already in the w ork' iliary mem ber. scholars who se us percolating about, that my wife and 1 are pay ing 20 cents every day of the year to th eir account. Special school tax on our modest homo am ounted to $72.83 out of our total tax of $97 06. W hile it i tru e we voted "Yes" on th e bond issue for new construction, we urge tightening up on o th er f u n d if not actually needed for the proper functioning of the school. Brookings, Oregon Too, we are am ong th? sm aller tax p ay ers and we are not on a payroll. We ask. even m a narrow , self ish way, th at all those in the en tire educational field, w hen th in k ing about spending money for schools that th eir cu rren t com m ittm en ts are costing at least one elderly couple TWENTY CENTS PER DAY! M. S. B rainard E555z5tRvicr MAOCY ME MY S^EET, O k l LU HAHG M M YSELF SMCHT h ECE a n d ‘ 5 no * y it • J s superb quality ' ■ ~ ~ " ' ' ' : : ♦ ■ i J ? t e l l t h a t SQUiQT ' TO GO HO M E. GA l ■ I'V E T O L D Y O U TinAE A N O A i A i N Are Reported The nationally know n Brook ings-Harbor W alking Blood Bank was called on tw ice for donors this past week. Mrs. Iva Kruger, a surgery patient required three pints which w ere forthcom ing from E arl Goings. Don H arroun and Jack Holmes ThenM rs. G er aldine Costelloe was found to need m ore blood which was contri buted by Fred Fow ler and Ches ter Gragg iqu & auml r people ABfcNT STC1NCN6 1 YOU WHEN THEY SAY £Q U/PM W 7a> , HAVE the F IN E S T SERVICE IN TOWN. L I G H T E R ...M I L D E R .. . 8 6 P R O O F „.WWW* I hrw # KlFKM mu#» A new car party at C. Ed D em pseys introduced the new 1957 Dodge. Coffee, cake, balloons and pop for the sm all fry w ere served for the tw o day show. The low, w ide and long sports car styling caused m any favorable comments. Dempsey was disappointed in th at the Dodge Cornet model was the only new car received. O ther new Dodges and Plym outh« and Dodge trucks w ere delayed by blizzard conditions in the Rocky m ountains. Lucky w inners in the turkey draw ing w ere: Alfred M ickelsen, Alvin Sanders, Clifford Brown anl Ruth Tuttle. Armistice Party Plans Made preferred bourbon! OX<D C H O W m m Public See New Dodge 4 Win Thanksgiving Bird incidentally the \T W ladies lave lust turned over to Frenchie \rre ll some 3.000 inform ation cards as a sum m ary of the activi ties to th eir program to date. Each card is headed by blood type and nam e of the individual followed by pertinent data w hich will be of use in selecting and locating donors or finding the blood type of any individual listed, alto g eth Plans for th e annual inform al er requiring about five entries per party for all veterans and th eir card or some 15,000 double check 1 th e ir adult kin, beginning at 8 p. m. S aturday evening. N ovem ber ed items of inform ation. 10 in the V.F.W. hall w ere com Typists will now tran srib e sev pleted at last night's V.F.W. and eral lists from these cards, the Ladies A uxiliary m eetings. The lists being placed in the hands of evening will start w ith a forum professional people who may have on the relationships of veterans and th eir km to the federal and im m ediate use for same. state v eteran s' adm insitrations C oast 1 DON'T W ANT H IM H A N G IN G has mate it Americas Blood Donors « www OLD CROW DISTILLERY CO.,DIV.OF NATIONAL DIST.PROD.CORP.,FRANKFORT. KY. for about an hour after w hich the p arty will dev* lope along the usual lines. It is requested that no children be brought as a sim ilar p arty is in the otf icing to include children, along about C hristm as time. Zeriers Pave Car Accident Things happened last for the Ted Zenier fam ily Friday m orn ing. As previously reported, Ted was hospitalized briefly at Eure ka. Early the above m orning, Ma Zenier got out the fam ily car and the family pooch. Fritz, and head ed south, intending to pick Ted at 10 a m on the hospital steps and bring him home. Down below K lam ath, she. car and Fritz w ound up down a can yon a piece. Mrs. Z enier claw ed her wav up to the pavem ent, p ret ty well brush d and scratched, and then rem em bered Fritz was e c a r She had to m ake another trip dowr and get him! Somehow Qr other she got a ride in an aimbuì» nee o the Crescent »spital wl •e «-he phoned City her d au g h ter an son-in-law th e Mendvs F ary had to p < the kids, get ead for th ree in theii ’ car an< t' oooi n, I" I >. < » Ill 1 > places p i'k no 1 and i hospital the Fair Ted at Qnncidb I .ate ntMMtH Mom G ladvs at in the rlay, she g< hem all san ted on in tlic ir r n« p '1 ze homes, neighbor who Ai a sequel, opening chap- hadn't heard th tors of th e epi«' e. h ippened to see Mr . and Mr; Zenier in th e ir e pooch, leaned car. along w ith ed and G ladys in and queried as to how F ritz a red! Unlc*;s subsea • iPlv extracted the /• ni“ r Buie rem ains in the canyon W IN C H I i K ItO t i l IN POOR S IIA I’I Reports are coming in that the upper reaches of the W inchuck road are in pretty tough shape and those responsible for same not very considerate of trav ellers especially those w ith the new er, low er hung cars. F ,„ b from 100,000 miles of testing, the '57 Pontiac is on display tomorrow! Even a brief once-over ol Ponhac’, sleek new lines tells you that you’re in at the start of a styling revolution. And that glistening sheath conceals a carload at engineering "firsts’’—aU polished to watch-work perfection in the toughest test ever aiven a new car. , « ,, This '57 Pontiac pounded the road through 100,000 miles of testa . . . through it all Pontiac engineers refined and perfected every feature of this great car. They made Pontiac's big, new power plant even more efficient than its predecessor, the engine that set over fifty new world records and led all eights in miles per gallon! They perfected the new suspension system, new controls and new Strato- Fhght Hydra-Mahc* to give you the smoothest nding, easiest h a n d h n g -a n d safest — new ca r ever to hit the road’ See and dnve this new '57 Pontiac. Sample in a single mile aU that s been^roved by 100,000 miles of testing. AND THE F IR S T CAR AT ANY P R IC E W IT H OUR SAS. YOU KtJOW, 8U R M S STEADILY. AMD HEATS A HOME S O R E A D IL Y . . . BTAN p l ig h t B O D Y d is ig n a Pontiac Exclusive — lo n g er a n d low er than ever b e fo re — the y e a r'» moat d is tin c tiv e new autom otive styling. M EW IN T IR IO N 8 T V L IN O -W IT H • • O F F - T H I- S H O U L D IH '' l o o k T H « - a f a s / n o n "firs t" fo r •5 7 —p e rfe c tly colo r-m atched w ith the exterior. mew s t r A T O -S T H I ak v - o — 2 7 0 h.p. in S ta r C h ie f a n d Super Chief, 2 5 2 b p. in the C h ie f t a i n - w i t b sm oother S tra to -F lig h t H y d ra -M a tic . C L O U D - S O F T , L E V E L - L I R E R i o s - t h e rid e sensation of the y e a r —a new suspension system based on a biQ HEAT WITH GAS! 1 2 4 - o r 1 2 2 -in c h w heelbase. three fo fu la r - f r ic b d S E R IE S » Star Chief • Super Chief • Chieftain. A m e r i c a ’s N u m b e r (J ) R o a d C a r - O n D i s p l a y T o m o r r o w l WARP’S GAf&APPl/MCi&Jii fenice If* t f a f BU FFIN G TO N 'M O TO R COMPANY 185 S. ELLENSBURG AVE. GOLD BEACH, ORE. » v i .-/¿-Td
