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Emerald Empire
Living
Section E Sunday, April 21, 1963
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Cathy Shcppard, Roosevelt Junior rliRh School student, polishes 1915 Ford roadster owned by Don Short who supervises Jot).
Nancy Hale points on', horn to Andy Himsworth, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Frederick J. Himsworth. His mother is the Bethel's Guardian.
Horseless
Carriage
Trade
Members o Bethel 2i, Job's Daughters, (lid a triple
take the other day when three Ford roadsters ot ancient
vintage arrived to take advantage ot the group's 99
ccnt benefit carwash. The antique models were driven
by their owners, Don Hansen, V. II. Oldakcr and Don
Short, all members ot the Eugene Horseless Carriage
Club. While the girls carefully polished up the already
shining roadsters (which receive tar better care than
most new cars), their owners looked on anxiously. Total
earnings at the end of the day for the girls: $12 with
plenty of laughter and exercise thrown in.
(lUglileiGuard pholoi by Phil Wolcolt)
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Nancy Hale, North Eugene High School btii.Unt, shines up kpokes ot wheel ot Don Short', roadster.
Nano- Hale Judv Boy.ncton and Cathy Sheppard (front to rear) shine 1924 roadster owned by Don Ilensen, 1915 roadster
nanc iw t . " j ,,H..r nvnH hv Imn Short JuHv i a Knnsrve t Junior 1 ith School student.
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Cathy and Nancy-wave goodhjc as Don Short diivri off in tpaikling clean roadster.
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