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■WW» Creswell Druggist Dies Suddenly 6th Community Chest Watson Orr Spercer. 66, a well known druggist ot the past 25 years. passed away suddenly at the Cottage C 3 rove hospital Tuesday. October 6. had owned and operated the C well Pharmacy since 1928. Spencer was a member of the Creswell Methodist church and a past master of Creswell Masonic lodge. He was born December 29, 1887, in Illinois, and married to Clara Grover March 12, 1912, in Leco- tria, Ohio. Surviving besides widow are three daughters: Alleyne of Salem. Jean of Eugene and Mrs. John R. Harris of Martinez. Calif.; one granddaughter; two brothers Fred and Norman of Indiana and two sisters: Jennie Spencer of Peoria, Ill., and Charlotte Skin ner of Ixis Angeles. Funeral services will be held at the Creswell Methodist church with Mills Mortuary in charge of arrangements. The day and time will be announced later by Mills Proclamation (Continued from page 1» City of Cottage Grove Office of the Mayor Cottage Grove. Oregon WHEREAS National Business Women’s Week will be celebrated throughout the nation beginning on OCTOBER 11 and ending OCTOBER 17; and WHEREAS the theme of National Business Women’s Week. "The Ramparts We Build,” is a vital principle in a great, free, and democratic country; and WHEREAS the organization of The National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs, incor- ¡xjrated, is contributing much toward the advance ment of business and industry; AND WHEREAS the Cottage Grove Business and Professional Women’s Club, as an affiliate of the National Fed eration. is likewise contributing much toward the improvement progress of business, industry and civic needs in our community, NOW, THEREFORE, I, Joe Bricher, Acting Mayor of the City of Cottage Grove, do hereby proclaim the week beginning October 11 and ending October 1953. agencies. Association for Mental ly Retarded Children which ope rates the Pearl Buck School, an the Oakridge Community Center Campaign Conducted By Volunti the Community The work Chest campaign is conducted and done by volunteer workers. Cot- fee# NATION-WIDE FURNITURE MOVERS Z<Y ( SUU. a Canada V \ WILLIAMS THAWS* HUO Eugen**, Ore. B-3102 MOVING • STOBAG, . PACKING • CRATING 50-tfnxx YOUR TITAN Doesn’t Cost—It Pays More h.p. per lb. Lightest per h.p. Cheapest per h TITAN Power Saws Roto-Hoe Garden Tillers Chezem Saw Shop 849 No. Lane St. I Block Behind Thrifty Service Station nt MOS FO PICK SEW I IIAIKM \\ (H TOB* K TO Kill \( ■ HICKS e necessary agencies, and separate ap- A new chairman is to be elected the Lane County Democratic ntral committee to replace Dr. y C. Hicks who recently re- Nora Moore Funeral services for Moore of Drain were held p.m., Wednesday. October 7, Oakland the Rev. officiating. Burial was in the Oak land Masonic cemetery. Mills Funeral Service of Drain was in charge of arrangements. Mrs. Moore, a resident of Doug las county for 69 years, passed away October 4 at Drain. She was liorn June 21, 1884, in Happy Val ley, Douglas county, and was mar ried to Sidney W Moore on June 21, 1903. He passed away, and on October 12, 1918, she was married to Rolx>rt F. Moore in Roseburg. Her former home was Oakland, moving to Drain eight years ago. Survivors are two sons and two daughters: Lynn T. Moore, Suth- oriin, Sidney W. of Drain. Mrs. Doris Leatherwood of Sutherlin and Mrs. Rebecca Parker of Oak land; 12 grandchildren; one great grandchild I; one brother, Garj Thornton of < Bandon and one sis Jennie Wagner of Port land. Eugene M. n Leases C. G. Mfg. Co., Oct. I Arth . Anderson of Eugene leased the ■ Cottage Grove Manu- facturing company, 944 E. Main, from A. If. Brachvogel for a three year period. Brachvogel, who is retiring, leased the company to Anderson October 1. The name of the firm has been changed to Anderson Remanufac- tu-ing company. Anderson plans to buy rough lumber and re-mill it. For the time being, at least, Anderson and his wife will con tinue to Jive in Eugene. He Mason. Ph. 1034 Anytime 33-tfcxx AUTOMATIC HOME LAUNDRÏ INTRODUCING THE AMAZING ‘Woman of Year’ To Be Announced AUTOMATIC HAMILTON Business and Professional Wo- men’s club was completing plans this week for the local celebra- tion man’s Week October 11 to 17. Balloting will be completed Fri day, October 9, on three candi dates for the title Business Wo man of the Year . being bestowed for the first time by the local club, The candidates are Mrs. June Bird, Mrs. Eva Miller and Mrs. Nell Bukowski, Club members are picking the winner by vote. and all votes are to be in by Fri day to the Business Women’s Week chairman, Helen Arne, 1849 South 11th Street. The winner will lie introduced on the "Cottage Grovr Commu- nity Hour” broadcast Monday night, Octolier 12, and sho also will lie honor guest at a special dinner for bosses and husbands on Monday night, October 19, at the Methodist church. Key speaker at the dinner will be R. V. Hiltibrand, Cottage Grove Chamber of Commerce manager, who will talk on "Public Rela tions.” All bosses and husbands of club members are given a spe cial invitation to the affair. another feature ness Women’s Week, cards saying "BPW Member Employed Here,” innovated last year, will be put up at all business houses, schools and other places where club mem bers work. The club’s budget for 1953-54 was accepted, as adjusted, at the meeting Monday evening. Any club member wishing to make reservations for either Eugene or Springfield BPW activities during National Business Women's Week may do so by contacting Mrs. Elizabeth Hankins at Thriftwise. WASHERS and DRYERS AUTOMATIC DIAL CONTROL Beginners, Intermediate and Advanced Cla or Private Lessons Contact HONEY CAIV1N after 12 noon on Saturdays at Eagles Hall, Cottage Grove, Ore. or Call Temple 69611 — Drain, Ore. 8-3tp-10 Perfect Control of every washing and drying step with finger-tip dials like those on your range. WITH SELECTA-CYCU let. you shorten, skip or repeat every washing setion for every kind of c!u thing, all degrees ot soil! HAMILTON, the originator of AUTOMATIC CLOTHES DRYING brings you t derful new Companion Piece completely automatic horn laund whisk marvelously clean clothes out of the washer into yr r . and washday’? over! Hamilton’s great new washer with tiv ‘ .-oil-seeking water action give you the h. ip New Manager For Army Store New manager of the Cottage Grove Army store on Main street is Ronald Anderson. Before com ing here two weeks ago, he was a postal employee in Eugene, where he and his family lived for the past five years. Prior to coming to Eugene, the Andersons lived in Nebraska. Anderson is a Navy veteran of World War II. His wife taught school in Tekamah, Nebr., in 1947- Her parents, 1 td Mrs. ?. Gilbert live Oregon. The new Cottage Grovians wlx will make their home at 727 N 9th, have two daughters, Teresa, three and one half years old, and Tamara, two. They are members of the Baptist church. FABRI-DIAL provide« perfect drying temperature for each fabric type . . . I 10 MINU1 E 1IMER extends drying time for rugs and heavy pieces. Why Clothes "come dean' in a Hamilton... Fraih-Flo D—p Kinta AUTOMATIC DRYER with SPEEDY Soil-Seeking Water-Action Not even ground-in grime can escape the gentle, deep-cleans ing water action of your Hamilton. Thorough agitation slowly turns clothes . . . actually seeking extra-soiled spots. Safe for even your finest things! .. . first choice of women everywhere who want the free dom from drudgery Hamilton assures. Thanks to the unique Sun-E-Day Lamp, clothes have the fresh sweet smell of summer sunshine Corner-Current Air Circu- No violent forced-.ir drying! latían proteds clothes from outside dirt! MIDWAY SHEET METAL BUYING A FURNACE? WHY GAMBLE? GAS DRYER ROSSOE FURNACES -ROSSOE OIL BURNER Sheet Metal Gutters Stainless Steel Down Spouts Counter Tops Skylights Stainless Steel Sinks Electric Ignition FIRST TIME IN HAMILTON HISTORY THE IDENTICAL DRYER that has received nation-wide acclaim from women who welcomed the step-saving, year ’round efficiency of Automatic clothes drying introduced by Hamilton only the price has changed and that thru volume production! Now you can put “sunny days” in your laundry room the year ’round at a bargain price! Metal Louvers Stainless Steel Copper Hoods WARM FRIEND F. H. A. Terms Free Estimates $229.50 with Pilot Gas, Oil, Sawdust Burners Dial 5-1561» 1228 ( hamelton St. Eugene, Ore. 816 Main I ' the FIRST Ends 'laundry Lugging Restaurant Equipment and women, is scheduled for Oc- tober 10, 1:30 p.m. in the 1-ane County courthouse. All precinct workers are urged to be present. Ord . of business wpl also in clude confirmation of new pre cinct committee men and women, ..pproi d of changes in the by- >.iw an I planning for fall meet ings. NEW hereunto set my hand and caused the seal of the City of Cottage Grove to be affixed this 5th day of October, 1953. s JOE BRICHER Acting Mayor MAYFLOWER ‘ v lying district in this area in dition to city representative the residential and business trict s. Finneran that non- profit organization, governed by a volunteer board, to provide said the Chest poses primarily: 1. Supplying funds for these BUSINESS WOMEN’S WEEK in Cottage Grove, and urge our leaders of and industry to join in this observance. 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