Brookings-Harbor pilot., November 29, 1956, Image 7

Thursday, November 29, 1956
Brookings-Harbor Pilot
L E T T E R TO T H E EDITOR
y e a r's su b sc rip tio n to m e
.--gs-naxbor, "E x p o se, G ^ss-p aiiu
D ear Bud an d Jo e:
iu w a C rie r” P ilot.
I am m ore th a n h ap p y to send
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th e enclosed ch eck fo r a n o th e r
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of all... because it's part / us, w h i.n , in c id e n ta lly , a rriv e d
w ith y o u r su b sc rip tio n notice.
We both w a n t to w ish you th*'
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YOUR
best w ish es f r th e com ing h l:-
d ay s and co n tin u ed success in th e
o p e ra tio n of y o u r p a p er.
P O R TR A IT
S in cerely yours,
B.ll an d L oren? D em o
P. J. L E S M E IS T E R ,
A d m in is .ra to r d.b.n., e t a. of the
E sta te of G eorge E. Y eite , d<
IN THE COUNTY COURT Ol ceased.
S am u el A i a 1
THE STATE GF OREGON,
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In tn e M a tie r ci th e E sta te of
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G E O R G E E. \ E iT E R . D eceased.
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T he u .dvrsign d h av in g bee.;
a, p o .n ted by th e above e n title d 29, 1956.
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G EO R G E E. Y E .T E R . .eceased.
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in g claim s ag ain st said esta te to T h a t th e u n d ersig n ed as E xecu­
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by law . w ith p ro p e r vouche s. M cV ay, d eceased, has filed her
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TO CKIDITOKS
No. 1558
w i.h i.i s x m o n th s frcin th e d ate
of th is n otice to said P. J. Les-
v m e iste r a t th e off c ■ < f S am u el
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ney for A d m in istra to r.
A d f r tu tm tn t
From where I s it... Zy Jo e M arsh
The Kid's Learned
to "Take Charge / /
I was down at Burk Benson’s
store the other day when a fellow
came in with a six-year-old boy —
obviously his son.
lie generous to those
dear ones o f yo u rs — have
y o u r p o rtra it made Idr
° ^ S ^ ^ C h r is t m a — N O W !
W hile the fellow was looking
over some stuff on th e counter,
Buck handed a fr e e pep p erm in t
stick to the boy, who prom ptly
tore off the w rap p er and went to
work on it.
The fa th e r seemed quite p u t
out about his son’s lack of m an ­
ners and held up his hand to stop
him. “ W hat do w*e say when Mr.
Benson gives us som ething?” he
dem anded. “ C harge it,” replied
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BROOKINGS
CAMERA SHOP
the kid without hesitation.
From w here I sit, children aren’t
th e only ones who “repeat things”
w ith o u t know ing w hat th e y ’re
talking about. For instance, I’m
convinced that many of these who
speak out against the old Amer­
ican custom of enjoying a glass of
beer after work are just parroting
what they’ve heard others say. I t’s
b etter to get the fa c ts-f/ie n make
up our own m in d s-a n d perm it
our neighbors to do th e same.
Copyright, 1956, United States Brewers Foundation
G R IfX ÏK II lit H .n iX ti
Brookings, Oregon
final acco u n t in he off.ee ot tn
Cou lty C le rk of C urry C ounty
n ... i.ui. .uonday, N ovem ber 28xh,
1956 a t .lie n o u r of 10.00 in ,t h e
fj.«.noon in th ? v .; e- oi
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W ILLIA M E PU LI ER,
V to ” ey for E x e c u tr x
P ublished: N o v em b er 29th an d
D ecem ber 6, 13, a n d 2 . ' P3t>.
Convertible Makes
Detroit Debut
T ne firs t re v o lu .io n .iry new
idea in A u to m o tiv e design sin ce
th e d ev elo p m en t of th e closed e a r
40 y e a rs ago w as u n v e ile d to d ay
by F o rd D ivson of F ord M otori
C om pany, ft is a n a .u . . m odel
w ith a fully re .r a e .a o .c ».eel to p
w m eh at m e to u ea of a b u tto n
slid es au to m atically in to m e c a r's
tru n k , according to Georg» D un­
n ing of D unning M o.ors.
i ne fu n ctio n al u esig n of th e
first a u to m a tic alt w e a th e r c a r
has re su lte d in a d is tin c tiv e ap.
p e m c e p r e v io u s ly u n a tt a m e d by
“ ,» llavu.op h.uuU , In c UeW CUl’
com bines th e a d v an ta g es ot b oth
a n .tiu .u p ».a co n v ertib le.
P u b lic a tio n to d ay of photo-
g ra p n s ot a n .iisncu m onel 01 th e
F o rd R e tra c ta b le end eu n« a rly
liv e .w ar» ui »< er. ,y
In th a t
tim e, F o rd s sty lis-s an d en g in ee rs
p erfected a design w hich ha» be» n
.. long-soug.n go »t ot m e a u to in ­
d u s try , rti*.* six p assenger tw o
d oor e a r is sch ed u led to r p ro d u c ­
tio n s ta rtin g ia J a n u a r y , and it
w ill be sold by F ord d e a le r s . It
w ill be th e fea tu re d e a r at th e
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W hen th e d riv e r toehes th e to p
b u tto n , e le c tric locks a re re leased
in th e tr u n k lid and it rises u p
and back out of the w ay. T h e n
locks a re a u to m atically released
in th e top, w hich sw ings up, b ack
Pete J. Lesmeister
an d dow n in to th e tr u n k . T h e
tru n k lid closes and locks itself.
Agency
In 40 seconds, th e ca r has been
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c o n v erted fro m closed h a r d to p s e ­
d a n to an o|>en-air vehicle To
ch an g e it back again, th e top b u t­
to n n eed s only to be m oved in
tn e o p p o site d irection. F o r com ­
p le te sa fe ty , th e m ech a n ism w ill
o p e ra te only w hen the c a r's tra n s
m ission is in n e u tra l a n d th e ig­
n itio n key is tu rn e d to th e “ acces-
; s o ry ” position w ith th e engine
stopped.
O nly tw ice d u rin g th e long de-
’ v elo p m en t p eriod has F ord offi
cially acknow ledged th a t th e R e
tr a c ta b le H a rd to p w as bein g d e ­
velo p ed . D uring 1953, th e com
p an y show ed th e p ress a d r e a m -
e a r scale m odel of the design idea.
T h ree y e a rs la te r, d u iin g F o rd 's
* *i;ii | r. ss show Iasi S e p te m ­
ber, a ful-scale p ro to ty p e w as
show n to n ew sp ap erm en m D e­
troit b u t th e com pany m ain ta in e d
th e tig h t secrecy lid w hich pre-
j vented ph o to g rap h s.
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the A ssociation B oard decided a t
th e m e e tin g last M onday ev en in g .
1
b x .u ie s to m atch on es a l­
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books a t th e ir recen t ru m m a g e
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cannot see in th e ju v e n ile end of
th e building, now- th a t d a rk e r
w e a th e r is here.
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ory of e»ther Mrs W illiam C hart-
w ick or Mrs. Ed Ravekes.
F ro m now on, books b o rro w ed
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w ith a b o o k m ark on one side of
w hich is an e x p la n a tio n of w h at
th e lib ra ry js an d how it cam e
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b o rro w in g ,
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BROOKINGS, OREGON
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