EAST GRAND FORKS
A-00456-003
AMERICAN LEGION • POST 157 •
HAPPY HOUR 4-7 PM DAILY
with Different Drink Specials Every Night
SUPPER SERVED MON-SAT 5-7 PM
with something different Every Night Thursdays: 7:15 pm Sundays: 1:30 pm
BINGO :
$1.00 OFF
YOUR 2ND DRINK PURCHASE Coupon Expires 4-30-16 BOOK OUR BALLROOM: Weddings • Graduation • Parties
HOURS: 11 AM -MIDNIGHT SUN-THURS •11AM-2AM FRI-SAT
1009 CENTAL AVE. • EAST GRAND FORKS • 218-773-1129
1122 7th Avenue South • Grand Forks, ND Welcoming TV Spokesman Sat. April 30: 9am-8pm STEVE MAGNANTE • On-air commentator for Barrett-Jackson Sun. May 1: 9am-5pm car collecting shows on the Velocity Tickets at the door: Adults $10 Kids (12 & Under) Free with Adult Sponsored by O’Reilly Auto Parts
Channel, and others. • Product Specialist and Video Spokersperson for Dodge Group. • Automotive Journalist & Author of 4 books.
For more information please call Adam Kuiken (218) 745-4070 www.primesteelcarclub.com
CAR CALAMITIES
• Keith McGuigan of Canada parked his car in front of an auto wrecking business in 1981 while he went out back to look for a door latch that would fit his car. When he returned after finding the perfect latch, he found that his car was now a subcompact. He had parked it in a row of junkers waiting to be crushed. • Richard Horan of Westwood, Massachusetts, went snowmobiling in New Hampshire in 1983. He parked his car and snowmobile trailer on a back road and left for a day of fun. He returned in the evening to find his rig had been run over by a train. Unbeknownst to him, he'd parked smack in the middle of the Maine Central Railroad tracks. The rails were hidden under snow. When he returned later with a tow truck, he found a ticket for improper parking on the windshield of the wreck. • In 1981 Peter Stankiewicz of Rockville, Maryland, slammed on the brakes, jumped out of his car, and dove over a bridge into the Potomac River to rescue a man whose truck had crashed through the bridge railing and plunged 60 feet into the water. Stankiewicz succeeded in rescuing the driver and hauling him to shore. Only then did he discover that his car had been towed and impounded because it was blocking traffic. • A car got stuck in the mud of San Diego Bay. Tow truck operator Larry Cavner was called to the scene, but his tow truck also got stuck. A backup tow truck likewise got stuck. Then he hired an amphibious vehicle, which promptly got stuck. Next he called for a bulldozer, which rescued all four vehicles. The tab for Mr. Cavner was $16,000. The original motorist paid nothing. • Alan Lewis was a bus driver in Wales in 1982 when he drove his double-decker bus under a single-decker bridge. Half of the upper deck was completely sheared off. "I usually drive single-deckers. I just forgot I was in a doubledecker," he said.
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