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—JU July 7, IW38, »iy the SerreMry of NOTICE OF TIMBER KALE M*te 4-1 J the amount per thousand feet, ' Is »art I measure, that will be ;>ald Sealed bids, marked outside "Bld for each species and the total con- for Timber", nnd a.ldrc«M>d to the sideiation which will be paid for Regional Administrator, Bureau of th«* timber. No bld for less than Land Management, Region 1,1 the appraiaed value will Is* con- Swan Island A»lininlst ration Bull»!- sidi'red. Flach bid must be aub- ing. Portland 18. On*g«ai. will lM*|mlttrd In duplicate and be atxxtm- racelved until and o | h > h *I «t |0;3() panted by u deposit Th« deposit a.tn., Pacific Standard Time, must I m * in the form of a certified May 11, I94H, for th«* purchase of cjieck on a solvent bank and in nil merchantable timber desig- favor of the Treasurer of the rated for cutting upon tracts here- United States. The amount of the Inafter descritMal; Hie cutting and de|>osit will bo $5,(XKI(X) provided removal of the lUnlxo* m lw < ur- the 0,1 ■! noiuunt bid is om । Mf’fJef’Hrtl- total anM>uriOlid I n uver $5^<XkOO feet Dohgln» f^, 4U3X 1 G AS LZÏ " tUC » YnTHTV MWnXgar '■'■■* ««>«> Be %Lÿhi»r'l Jock; 10 M fret WN»n fff. 30 M Forai; IITTI Wlan> Walt» and Bralrms'.'.lyllahy” feet West^ni Red t»»Mr.'45*» M A,l.„,.„~ Alice Penney gave sevèra! UNIVEIIRTI the bid exceeds $ 1 (MJ.ODO.iMi. If the feet salvable Douglas fir, 15 M. and ( '«mmindrrW ommandrr W. C C. A»lams pre *••*.•"«• noveltv .«A la n ------ UNIVERSITY OF OREGON. from Germany; “The Merrv Ufe" *V n ^7? w In Th^ nr^ Eu«ene April 21 <Speci.D - from Italy; "Wahxtng MallNkt" total amount bld is less than $5,- feet solvable Hemlock, 5 M feet siding. The following standing com- 90900, the diqxmit shall Is- the salvable White Fir, 20 M. feet mitteea for the year were apjmint- ’ — n ’ Songs of many countries will be from AuetraMa; "The HarpTWwt Once Through Tara'* amount of the bid. The dcpaA salvnble Western Rod Cedar, 550 ed: membership, C. C. Taylor and was presented. “ Mrs. M. C. Redding was surprised nung by Oregon school children Ireland; The Blue Bella nf Mg. will I m * returned to unsuccessful Lin Ft Western Red Cedar Poles Orval Wilmot; danre, Roman Kas- for the annual “ big broadcast" bidders; applied as a part of the N»j bid for less than $1130 per per, Earl Marquart, Ralph Crisp; on her birthday anniversary Thurs April 29 of " Let’s Sing, America!" land" and "Auld Lang Syne” from purchaM* price of the Hucccsxful M ft B M. for the Douglas fir, $3 Memorial Day flags, Earl Marquart, day afternoon with a party at the Thcs»' songs have been sung thru- Scotland; "At Pierrot a Duw" bidder; or that portion of the de- 00 pbr M.ft.B M. for the Hemlock Norman Howe; marble tournament, home of Mrs. Dora Martin. Four out the year over the weekly radio from France; and "La Cucaracha" poslt representing the minimum and White Fir, $2 90 per M ft Wayne Pitts; poppy sale, F. L. De teen guests were present and Mrs. feature by the members of Miss from Mexico. required by law, shall be retained B M. for the Western Red Cedar Berry; basketball, Harold Johnston; Irma Ogram assisted Mrs. Martin. Maude Garnett's University of Mr. and Mrs. A. Meurer returned as liquidated damages if the high $2.(XI per M ft.B.M. for the salv loftball, David Kasper, Harold Oregon class in public school Oregon has 1135 World War II bidder docs not execute contract able Douglas fir, $1.00 per M Johnston; building, Ira Hockett; from Stockton, Cal. Sunday where music and grade school children veterans enrolled In InstUuJioaal and furnish satisfactory bond HUM. for the salvable Hem .trade school boxing, Harold John- they purchased a car. The High School gymnasium took members of the School of the Air. on-farm training in April unda< the within thirty days of acceptance lock, White Fir, and Westen iton. Using the theme "One World” GI bill, the state Itepartpisnt of on the Dutch look Friday for the of the bld or cannot furnish evi Red Cedar, $05 per Lin ft. for th» Joyce Everson, daughter of Mr. Veterans’ Affairs was informed dence of his ability to comply with Western Red Cedar Poles, or t »nd Mrs. Floyd A. Everson, and annual Junior-Senior prom. Bev and featuring the song of that this week. the local marketing requirement. total purchase price of $16,426.00 leraldine leabo, daughter of Mr. erly Hancock was crowned queen name by Jeffery O’Hara, the pro gram this year will delude "All with Danny Grousbeck acting as This evidence must be submitted will be considered. The non-aa! ind Mrs. Hubert Leabo, Rt. 2 both Typewriter coven for sale.- with the bid and shall conform vable material included in thb >f Creswell, participated in the crown bearer and Sandra Wilmot Through the Night” from Wales; The Sentimi. with the requirements as set forth sale is located on Lot fl (NW 14 University Theatre's presentation as wand bearer. The Elmira High “O Dear What Can the Matter School orchestra played. in this advertisement. In sales NE14>„ The salvahlc material i> f Shakespeare's “A Midsummer Robert and Hubert Flowerday, over $10,(MX)(M), the successful bid located on the balance of the salt Night's Dream," at McArthur Court twin sons of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney der will be required to furnish a area which has be«|n previous!) Saturday, April 24. F’lowerday, left last of the week for sworn financial statement, in dup logged. The WH of Lot 13 (NE 14 Have bought George Quimby’s sheep shearing plant. Creswell’s softball players have duty with the marines. licate, showing ability to fulfill the SE14) is reserved from any cut tarted spring practice and will en- Miss Marie Hubbel, missionary terms of the contract. A bond on ting T. 18 S.. R. 1 W, Sec. 13 er a team in the Cottage Grove Would appreciate your shearing jobs. from the local Presbyterian Church, ail sales will be required in an all merchantable timber desig eague for summer play. will speak at the local church next Dron a card at once to amount computed at the rate of at rated for rutting on Lot 14 <SEK Friends received word this week Sunday. T Of. >10»- SW14), estimated for the purpos if the death of J. T. Olson, a former ODD (X> of the bld, plus 10 per cent of thiM ,,ale to 1770 M f,.(. Ireswell resident, at his home in CRESWELL MEN TOP " “ny additional amount of th» ItouglaM ftr, W M feet H<-mlock .'lovordale, Ind., on Monday, April SUNDAY SH(X)T | bid in excess of $10,000.00 Pay- |0 M feet Incense Cedar. 20 M 2. He lived in Creswell many years Rt. 1, Box 249A Two Creswell men. Ray Vincent ment for timber will be required feet Red Cedar. 325 Lin Ft Re< .nd was engaged in interior deco and Clyde Hollemon were respon Creswell, Oregon ‘n "«Ivance of cutting payment in Cedar Pul,,. No bid for Jess tha> ating with his brother. Surviving full at the time of filing the con- $17.20 per M ft.B.M. for the Doug urn Is a daughter, Miss Eleanor sible with Fred Watkins in keeping 3S Itp the Cottage Grove Rod and gun tract being n*«|ulred in sales flr M 10 M ft.B.M. for th. Jlson, of Chicago. amounting to $10,000.00 or leM. In Hemlock. $3.80 per M ft B M. fo Guests from Irving were present club on top in last Sunday’s tele I argrr sales at the option of the the In,.enai. Cedar and Red Cedar it the regular meeting of Odd Fel- graph shoot at the grounds of the Regional Administrator, payment $.05 --- per Lin.ft. for the Red Ceda ows Wednesday evening. Degree club near Walker. All three shot I may be math* In a number of in- Poles, or a total purchase price o' rork was given for G. H. Mawson a perfect twenty five. The Grovers stallments scheduled to keep pace $30.615.25, will be considered. T nd a candidate from Irving. Ken- are now in fourteenth place in with the rate of timber cutting 23 S., R. 3 W., Sec. 23, all mer >eth McCoy and V. W. Johnston the annual telegraphic shoot and a and |>ayable upon demand from chantable timber designated fo vere elected delegates and J. R. strong local team will participate the Regional Administrator. The cutting on the SW14. estimate» Hiller alternate to the Grand Lodge in a final shoot in Portland in right is hereby reserved to waive for the purpoe of this sale to be hat convenes in Eugene in May. June. technical defects in this advertise 6715 M feet Douglas fir. 450 M lohnston was also recommended for ment; to reject all bids, or to feet Red Cedar, 70 M. feet I neons- iistrict deputy. CLUB HOUR at the inward the timber for the amount Cedar, 410 M. feet Hemlock, 11. Mrs. F. D. Macpherson of Port- CORVALLIS—Dr. Kate W. Jame ; of the highest bid to other than 400 Lin ft. Red Cedar Poles. N« ami visited last week at the E. A. son, emeritus dean of women at the highrat bidder when necessary, bid for less than $15 90 per M ft ireen home. Oregon State College, will speak TUESDAY NIGHT, MAY 11TH tad 'SaÄlÄ: B M for the Douglas fir, $3.85 pe Mr. and Mrs. G. Harry Mawson over KOAC, the state station, Fri-1 M.ft.B.M. for the Red Cedar an» «f Hood’s Cana), Wash., visited’last day, May 7, at 2 p.m. Sponsored by provide a continued supply of tint Dr. Jameson will talk on the veek end at the home of their son I. , . , . . j. .- , . Incense Cedar, $4 30 per M ft.B.M The Junior Chamber of Commerce her to local indutftry and rontrtb- for |he H„mlock Un. f( “Clubwomen's Half Hour," on the *nd family, G. H. Mawson, Jr. ? he permanence of the com- for (h„ Cedar poJ^ or 38>2lc<>39 I A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. subject, “Let's Invite the Mothers." munity which Is dependent upon tal purchaiM. ice of $iUtl03J0 •L E. Dersham at the Sacred Heart Loose Loaf Forms—The Sentinel (such Industry. Timber sold in ac- wiU An area of iospital Tuesday, April 20. cordancc with this advertisement prox. 24 acres lying general!} L. J. Quigley, J. R. Miller, John j must be manufactured within the south of a blazed line that tra 'marketing area as designated for । verses east and west through th» lay and Norman Skaggs attended he Meeting of Spencer Butte 1 each tract described below in ac- S14SW4 is reserved from cuttin; Lodge 1OOF Tuesday evening, Dr. i cordancc with the Orders of the including blazed line trees. If Secretary of the Interior, Na LANE COUNTY: SIUSLAU ■lari J. Ivie of Hood River, Grand ■faster, was honor guest. 2285, and Nos. 2380 to 2390, Incl., MARKETING AREA: T. 18 S . R A recent improvement at Monte’s PHONE 26-F-2 dated December 11, 1946 and No 6 W., Sec. 29, all merchantabh Service Station is a shelter and vember 29. 1947, respectively. Fur timber designated for cutting or oncrete base to be used as a wash- If you want quick service ther information regarding this pur. NEQ. por. N1iSE14, por ng and polishing rack. sale may be obtained at District lonta W O. BLR locate .. S’««»; i" 2^*» ’S.' The VFW plans to sponsor a .. . __ .. __ ma tea for the purpose of thl’ narble tournament among the Salem >b«‘burg. Coos sa)e to 47g0 M f DougU- Bay and Medford or at the off^e fir 105 M fpet HpmIock 1(X*M ;rade school students, as a part of he national tournament held each of the Regional Administrator, W. fect RwJ Cednr 1410 j_jn Ft ummer. . r^^ nX"* p“nH « <>dar P”*« No bid for l«> ‘ha. The Presbyterian Aid Society met Oregon Primary Elections j btration BuBding. Portland 18. , ,10 55 M.ft.B.M. for the Doug Vednesday afternoon at the manse Oregon Dated at Portland, fire- Iag flr „ 15 M ft B M vith twenty members present. Mrs. ST' I ANFndrnUNTYAPrl|ipiSR ’he HcmIock and R«1 Cedar. $.« Pd Adv Guv Cordon «or U i Senator 'atherine Dorris conducted the de- 20 South 5th Street Comm »Seor-je F lomewrt, E««c. Secty. ». WILLIAM wt! uumr01 m J rkftiw per U n ft ior the R ed (> da 'otions. Work was done on bazaar Portland. Ore. WILLAMEITF. MARKETING or a tota| price o irticles. The next meeting will also 48-tfc « ET n 1 L ’ "ill be considered. Ar >e held at the manse. Sec. 23 all merchantable tim- area ot approx qg acres did Mr. and Mrs. H. E. McGillivray Kr t d V ng .22 Prally WPst ot a bl“«l Hne tha SHOOT AN lave sold their three acre tract east the S^NWW. estimated for the traverses generally north am •f town to Mr. Jarrett of Ingle APPLE OFF HIS wood, Calif. f।.t f if* in ■ a! the sale area is re / ’ J i,5! H *erved from cutting includin; S on ’ s read Jack Miller, son of Mrs. Edgar lock. Hi M f»*et Red Cedar, 155 blaze«] jme trees 35-41-3* lark, went to Portland Wednes M feet d«;ad Red Cedar. 900 Lin. ___________ _________ ^at-j lay for final examinations for en- 1 Ft Red Cedgr Poles No hid for istment in the United States Navy. SUMMONS | less than $11.15 per M.ft.B.M fori If high quality is the apple of your eye, you’ll Mrs. H. E. McGillivray flew to the Douglas fir, $3.35 per M.ft. ■ Louisville, Kentucky, last week, find it — and values too — when you visit this B M. for the Hemlock and Red Ce IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF ailed by the death of a nephew. dar, $1.50 per M.ft.B.M. for the THE STATE OF OREGON FOI store. You're opening the door to opportunity Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Hunter and, LANE COUNTY dead Red Cedar, $.05 per Lin.ft. when ycu open the door to . . . amily were called to Nebraska last I f >r the Red Cedar Poles, or a total JESSIE D. CONRAD. Plaintiff veek by the illness of a relative. And We Can Prove It. ¡purchase price of $21.959.00, will vs. The WSCS of the Methodist, I be considered. T. 18 S.. R. 1 W.. I hurch met Wednesday at the) Sec. 5. SALVAGE SALE: all mer-, BRUCE E. CONRAD, JR.. hurch. A covered dish luncheon i Defendant chantable timber designated for van served at noon. Mrs. Jesse TO: BRUCE E. CONRAD. JR cutting on Lot 5 (NE14NE14). less and Mrs. T. A. Bessonette 'IfouA Co* Sal* Lot 6 (NWQNE14 I. Lot 11 (SW>4 Defendant IN THE NAME OF THI >ecame new members. NEW). Lot 12 (SEWNE14). Lot Frst.PkJt Up & Delivery •'», Sixteen members of the Santa 10 (SEUNWHI, the SEItSWH, STATE OF OREGON: You ar. Floyd Mead Ralph Schultz EH Lot 13 (NEQSE14), Lot 14 hereby required to answer th. 71ara Home Economics Club were I >5Mi. No. on Hi.99 P|ione 180 J (NWQSEU), all SWUSEH. Lot complaint of the plaintiff file« uests of the Creswell club at the ■range hall, Tuesday. A short bus- against you in the above entitle« cause within four weeks of th» ness meeting was held at which date of the first publication of thfc he committee in charge reported Summons, to-wit: On or befon $22.25 from the sale of lunches fol-1 the 29th day of April. 1948; an, lowing the minstrel Saturday eve- if you fail to so appear and an ling. Mrs. Al Viking was appointed swer. for want thereof, the plain to confer with other civic groups of own in promoting cleaner streets! tiff wiH apply to the Court for » decree of divorce dissolving th« ,y providing metal trash containers I bonds of matrimony now existing it the curb. A program of games; I between the plaintiff and defend ind contests by the guest club fol-1 1 I ant, and for such other and fur owed. FL Club met Tuesday evening!! ther relief as to the Court maj ■vith Messrs. Harold Johnston, T. R. II seem just and equitable. This Summons is published pur Graham, L. A. Whitney, Leonard, I suant to an order duly made and foung, and Johnston being in-1 1 I entered on the 30 day of March tiated. Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Norman, and I 1948, by the Hon. G. F. SKIP WORTH, Judge of the above en Mr. and Mra. O. M. Patten of He-'I titled Court; and the date of firs’ >ron Grange were guests of the 1 1 publication of this Summons i* local group Thursday evening. Mrs.: I April 1st, 1948, and the date o' Norman is the Grange deputy and I Irfst publication is April 29, 1948 die spoke on support of juvenile) I HERBERT W. LOMBARD am natrons and working with them. 1 1 RICHARD L THW1NG. Attor Mrs. C. C. Hollemon resigned as 11 neys for Plaintiff. Address ant Post Office: Wiser Bldg., Cottag» Grove, Oregon. 34-5tc-3f ±VÍ,>A^ * lhe May 13 APRn ”rrH STERLING MUSIC OF E. G. KORPELA YOUN INPERÎON AND HIS HEAR U. S. SENATOR ORCHESTRA G uy C ordon Cottage Grove Armory SPEAKING FROM WASHINGTON, D. C KORE PLUMBING Friday, April 30 KEEP SENATOR CORDON ON THE JOB m J. P. Walker NOT I DATES TO REMEMBER M & S AUTO SERVICE Mother’s Day May9 Fishin Season Mayl Let us help you GIVE YOUR MOTHER A DURABLE GIFT Here’s an Idea or two with your SPRING HOUSE CLEANING DRAPES - RUGS AND CURTAINS Expertly Cleaned at COTTAGE GROVE CLEANERS 401 Main Ph. 81 Premier Vacuum Admiral Radio NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF' LANE | In the matter of the Estate ol ; ICEPHEN CLARK, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That I have filed my final account and report as Administrator of the estate of Icephen Clark, de- | ceased, and the above court has fixed 10 o'clock in the forenoon of May 4, 1948, as the time, and the j Circuit Courtroom of the Court I House in the City of Eugene, Ore gon, as the place, when and where any person may present any ob jections or exceptions to anything therein contained, and at the said time and place, the Court will finally settle said account. s/ Thomas D. Clark Administrator of the Estate of Icephen Clark, Deceased. 35-5tc-39 Columnar Pads—Thè SenUnei? Elect LEE RAISH Steam Iron Presto Cooker Sunbeam Toaster Dormeyer Mixer Agate Jewelry Nylon Brushes Commissioner He thinks a county court working in harmony will yet the most done. CHECK YOUR TACKLE NC ON HAND - LAST YEAR HARD-TO-GET ITEMS Fly Rods Casting Rods Tackle Boxes Bait Boxes Spoons Line Reels Snelled Hooks Plain Hooks Leaders and Flies SCREEN DOORS ALL SIZES REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR LANE COUNTY Paid Adv. Green's Hardware & Supply Phone 222 EASY PARKING ERS0NAL SERVICE Creswell, Oregon
