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My first car was a Hearst
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guys.
In the 1950's, guys didn't
buy cars, they bought
cylinders. Three friends and I
chipped in $20 each for a total
of 17 cylinders for a Hearst
that cost $80. This party car
was great except it had no
reverse. When parking, we
had to find a long enough
space at the beginning of a
street and pray that no one
would try to park in front of
us. On the few times I was
pinned in, I would lay out in
the back of the Hearst until
the car in front was moved.

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When I was 15 years old
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I was always ready to drive.
When my sister called from
the neighbor's house two
doors down, I begged my dad
to let me pick her up by car.
I went into the garage and
started up my mother's 1964
Cadillac — the one with the
big fins. On the side drive was
a brand new 1969 Tornado-
from my dad's dealership. I
backed out the Caddy feeling
great; however, I forgot to lift
up the garage door. I broke
the door and rammed into the
new Tornado causing $5,000 .
damage.
When I went back into my
home, I didn't know what to
expect. I was petrified and in
tears. My dad was watching a
football game. He stopped and
asked, "Are you okay? That's
all I'm 'concerned about. I
know you learned a good
lesson," he added. I'm
grateful for the way my dad
handled this situation. I
believe this story demon-
strates my dad's fine
character.
That Cadillac turned out to
be my first car.

Dr. Harold Roland .

Optometrist

My first car was a Model A
that I shared with my brother
Martin Rosensweet, also an
optometrist. We hardly drove
the car for enjoyment during
early college days. While
pledging a fraternity, I was
ordered to either chauffeur or
lend the car to older frat
brothers. But the car made
Marty and me quite popular
at optometry school in
Chicago.'

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