SILK CREEK
went lo Eugene Saturday to visit
son-in-law and daughter. Mr.
',"'1
M
Pullcske Mr Mox
ley return«-«! home Sunday. Mrs.
Moxley, accompanied by Mr and
Mrs. Palleske and daughter, Miss
Jo Ann. mid Mr. anil Mrs Frank
Kirchoff, returned Tuesday.
M C Ibbers, of I xm Angelos,
was a visitor at the horno of Mr
mid Mrs R. E. Poynter over the
Mr. and Mrs. George Moxley wook end
Mr. mid Mrs Hob MeMurrick,
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Johnson of Al-
bany, were visitors Saturday at
the home of Mr and Mrs George
MeMurrick. whose children. Dun
ny. Eva Lynn. George Jr, and Ann
were returned home after attend*
lug summer Bible school at Al
bany.
This is a picture of an AUTOMOBILE
And that's just the way you're going
to find yourself In regard to a car if
you don't take care of it. Don't
BLANK your car out just for a little
care-----bring it to us for a regular
check-up.
Russell’s Texaco Station
6th & Highwny 99
The annual school meeting for
|T 18 S R 7 w , See. 23, all mer- 1
this district was held June 21st,
charitable timber designated for
with a large attendance Alvin
cutting (,n the SE'.SW',. portion
Elmer Wilson ta remodeling hta
Allen was re-elected director, mid NOTICE OF TIMBER SALE: SW'aSE1*, all SE'aSE^. esti- house,
Mis R oss Overholser re-elected Scaled bids, marked outside “Bid mated for tJar purpose of this sale
Sidney Bales attended a rural
clerk odync Matthews, running
to be 4595 M feet Douglas Fir, 15 school board meeting last wwk
for
Timber
”
,
and
address«*d
to
th«-
for rural si hool member for zone 5
M. fis t Hemlock, 20 M. feet West-i
Week end guests at the Lot
was given unanimous vote for re Regional Administrator, Bureau of ern Red Cedar. No bid for less Wagner home were Shirley Wag-
Land
Management,
Region
I, than $13.50 per M ft B M. for th<*
election.
of Portland. Mr.and Mrs Rob-
Mrs. Martha Thoreson, a for Swan lalanrl Administration Build frouglas Fir, $4.60 per M.ft.B M ' rt Wagner and Erneat Wagner,
ing,
Borland
IX,
Oregon,
will
be
mer resilient of this community,
for the Hemlock, >4 20 per M.ft-
Mr. and Mrs. Elwyn Bales and
according to report, escaped from received until and opened at 10:30 B.M. for the Western Red Cedar, family visited at the home of Sid
Hu- Vanport flood, rescuing five a m , Pacific Daylight Saving Time, or a total purchase price of $62,- ney Bales Sunday. Clorene re
children. The apartment where July 20, 194X, for the purchase of 1X5 50, will
considered An area turned home with them to spend
she lived was not destroyed al- ail merchantable timber «k-sig- of approx. 5 acres of immature the week.
| though Mrs. Thoreson lost many natad for cutting ufMin tracts here, timber urrounded by a blazed line
Mr. and Mrs. Davenport and
inafter described; the cutting and in the SW!4SE'4 is reserved from family, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bales
of her possgssions.
Mrs R< mh Overholser and ehil- removal of th«- timber to be car cutting T. 19 8„ R. 4 W., Sec. 33. and Mi. and Mrs. Hancock motor
<ln n, Corley and Uvona, attended ried out in accordance with the all merchantable limber desig ed to th<- Umpqua Beach Sunday.
the annual I looker-Lewis family forest practice rules approved on natili for cutting on the E%SW%,
Mrs. Harrold Giliiand and fam-
•July 7, I93X, by th«- S«-cretary of estimated for the purpose of this dy visited with her grand perenta
reunion at Wolf Crci-k Sunday.
Mr mid Mrs George Taylor, of the Interior. Each bid must state *ale to lie 2295 M feet Douglas Mr and Mrs. U. S. Bales one day
Placerville, Calif., uncle and aunt the amount per thousand feet, Fir. 25 M feet White Fir, 120 M last week.
of Mrs. E. Whaley, are building Ixiard measure, that will be pak! feet Int ense Cedar, X5 M. feet Red
A vanelie Wicks. Etale Rolfston,
a trailer court and store on high for each species and the total Cedar, 5 M. feet Hemlock. No bid Richard Wicks and Bobbie Kelly
consideration which will tic |mid for less than $9X5 ¡x r M ft.B.M.
way 99 north of Cottage Grove.
motored to Eugene one day last
Miles Kentner, nephew of Mr. for th«- timber. No bid for Iras for the Douglas Fir. $3 90 per M. week.
and Mrs. George Kentner, has than the appraised value will be ft.B.M for the White Fir, $3.45
Mrs. ivi Mary
and rnii-
chil-
..
.
Za
ri ry » Crawford
rawiorn ana
Iwen their guest while on vaca- considered. Each bid must lx? sub- rw r- V« f. tz w t
and
be
accom-
tion from the College at Corvallis mitted in dupileate
• ----- ------- —’ ------- d-i; and rvtti
Red * C «-(Mil.
edar. »90 per ni.
M. ,o
,he week wHh re)atjve8
Mr mid Mrs Ralph Teeters of panied by a depogit. The deposit ft.B M for the HemkM-k, or a total
Pearl
Sherer
went by plane to
Cottage Grove were guests at th«- must I m - in the form of a certified purchase price of $23.430.00, will
J
check on a solvent bank and In be considered. T. 20 S„ R. 5 W .
‘o visit her daughter,
Arthur Woolcott home Sunday.
Lois Giles has returned
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis
—
Hammond favor of the Treasurer of the See 19, an merchantable timber
"(tent the week end at Ten Mil«- I nited States. The amount of th«' designated for cutting on the WVj from a visit in California. Her son
dc|XMit will be $5,900.00 provided NW'., estimated for the purpose ;,nd daughter-in-law returned
lake, enjoying a bit of fishing.
Mr and Mrs. ■Dale McCoy and th«- total amount bid is over $5.- of ahis sale to lie .3730 M feet I wi,b ber. intending to make their
son Wayne of Glendale, visit«-«! O0000 «nd l<-ss than $50.000.00; | Douglas Fir, 10 M. feet Hem kick, home here.
Mrs. Kittie McCoy over the week 11
** $10,000.00 provided the 5 M feet Incense Cedar. No bi«i
Sandy Rinard is visiting her
end.
-‘
,o,al «mount bid is over $50,000.00 for less than $10.75 per M.ft.B M. mother Mrs. Sherritt.
Mr. and Mrs Glen Sehän«-, of ,in<1
,h«n $100,00000; it will for the Douglas fir, $4 30 per M
Leroy Cartright is building a
ft B M. for the Hemlock and In-
K» of the amount bid when ft.B
Bremerton, Wn., while on their b*- 10'«
,h* bid
hl ‘ exceeds $100,900.00. If the cense Cedar, or a total purchase house on the ground he purchased
honeymoon. visit«-d hta grand- the
recently from Mrs. A vane lie
mother, Mrs C. M. Dunham, last total amount bid Is less than $5,- price of $40.162.00, will be con-
con Wicks.
' w«o»k.
900 (W, the deposit shall be th«- sidered. T. 20 S„ R. 5 W„ Sec. 23,
A. B. Cook and baby daughter, amount of the bid. The deposit all merchantable timber desig-
; of Bend, were week end visitors at will be returned to unsuccessful nated for cutting on the SE'a
the Hallie Cochran home Jimmie bidders; applied as a part of the SW1«. estimated for the purpose
Cook, who had been visiting at purchase price of tge successful of this sale to be 1350 M. feet
the Cochran home, returned home bidder; or that portion of the de- Douglas fir, 5 M. feet Hemlock,
posit, representing the minimum 15 M. feet Red Cedar. No bid for
. with hta parents.
Mr and Mrs. Alvin Allen, Ralph required by law, shall be retained less than $12.10 per M ft.B.M. for
and Joyce. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence ns liquidated damages if the high the Douglas fir, $4.65 per M.ft
Duncan and ¡.ester, Mr. and Mrs bidder does not execute contract B M for the Hemlock and Red
. Boyd Allen and Judy Lee, with and furnish satisfactory bond Cedar, or a total purchase price
| Mr. and Mrs. Gale Lebow of Cot- within thirty days of acceptance of of $16,428.00, will be considered,
45-4t-48
t Inge Grove, enjoyed a picnic Sun the bid or cannot furnish evidence
of hta ability to comply with the
day at Cottage Grove Jake,
Durell, son of Mr and Mrs. local marketing requirement. This
Charles Ellenberg, cut his foot evidence must be submitted with
quite severely Saturday while cut- the bid and shall conform with the
I ""K.Wo<K1 He was taken to a hos- requirements as set forth in this
advertisement. In sales over $10.-
000.00, the successful bidder will
be required to furnish a sworn
financial statement, in duplicate,
equipment of the district school to showing ability to fulfill the terms
provide instruction as well as en- of the contract. A bond on all
sales will be required in an amount
I tertainment to the pupils.
Grant and Duane Maddy accom computed at the rate of at least 20
panied a camping and fishing per cent of the first $10.000.00 of
party to Diamond lake over the the bid, plus 10 per cent of any
additional amount of the bid in
week end.
excess of $10.00000. Payment for
Mr. and Mrs R. J Wilson and
timber will be required in advance
; daughter. Janet, attend<*d the ro
of cutting, payment in full at the
deo Sunday at Eugene.
time of filing the contract being
Mr. and Mrs H. Whitlock. Mr required in sales amounting to
mid M r s Robert Woolcott and $10,000.00 or less. In larger sales,
Russell Woolcott of Cottage Grove at the option of the Regional Ad
were given a picnic supper at the ministrator, payment
may be
¡home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur made in a number of installments
Woolcott following the harvesting scheduled to keep pace with the
of hay on the Woolcott farm. Mon rate of timber cutting and payable
day Mr. Woolcott has been quite upon demand from the Regional
| ill for some time.
Administrator. The right is hereby
reserved to waive technical defects
< ITV MANAGER AT
When you bring your car in
in this advertisement; to reject all
REEDSPORT
ITS
bids, or to award the timber for
to us — You get the most
Cecil H. Bennett, who has been the amount of the highest bid to
service fora minimum of
acting as city manager of Reeds other than the highest bidder when
port for the past two years, of nwessary, pursuant to the Act of
money. You d be surprised.
fered his resignation at the last August 28, 1937 i50 Stat. 874>, in
¡City Council meeting He stated order to provide a continued sup- 1
that he had accepted the position ply of timber to local industry and
DRIVE YOUR CAR IN
only in order to give the city an contribute to the permanence of
TODAY
AND SEE FOR
opportunity to try the city man- the community which is dependent
YOURSELF.
• ager form of government.
upon such industry. Timber sold
in accordance with this advertise
ment must be manufactured with
in the marketing area as desig-
nat<>d for each tract described be
low in accordance with the Orders
Reasonable Price
5th & Wash.
Phone 163
of the Secretary of the Interior,
No. 22X5. and Nos. 2380 to 2390.
Inquire
Incl., dated .December 11, 1946 and
November 29. 1947, respectively.
BAKER’S MOBIL STAT.
Further information regarding
9th and Oibbs — Phone 252 this sale may be obtained at Dis
trict Offices of the B.L.M. located
at Salem, Eugene, Roseburg, Coos
Ray. and Medford, or at the office
of the Regional Administrator. W.
H. Horning. Swan Island Admin
istration Building, Portland 18,
Oregon. Dated at Portland, Ore
gon. this 11th day of June. 194«.
IN LANE COUNTY: SIUSLAW
MARKETING AREA: T. 15 S., R.
7 W„ Secs. 16 and 21. all mcr-j
chantable timber designated for
cutting on a portion of the SW4
and W'aSEL, of Sec. 16, and por-1
tion of Lots 1 and 2 (N’sNWL)
S tn»’1
of Sec. 21, estimated for the pur
pose of this sale to be 472(1 M. feet
»
\ «et
^eont»*
Douglas Fir, 85 M. feet Hemlock.
I
Tí.__
40 M. feet Western Red Cedar.
1050 Lineal Feet Red Cedar Poles.
No bid for less than $13.25 per
M.ftB.M. for the Douglas Fir, $3-
85 per M.ft.B.M. for the Hemlock.
$3.45 per M ft.B.M. for the West
ern Red Cedar, $.05 per Lin.ft. for
the Red Cedar Poles, or a total
purchase price of $63,057.75, will |
be considered. The sale area con
sists of an area of approx. 94.5
acres surrounded by blazed lines,
made up of approx. 0.4 acres in
the NWMSEI k , approx. 0.3 acres
in the SW^SE’*, approx. 4.4
acres in the NEHSWJ4, approx
0.7 acres in the NWLSW1«, ap-1
prox. 25.4 acres in the SW'aSWM
and approx. 44.7 acres in the SEU
SWV» of Sec. 16, and approx. 11.2
acres in the NE'iNW'i and ap
prox. 7.4 acres in, the NWSNW'«
of Sec. 21. In addition an area of
approx. 3.15 acres in the right-of-
way through the SW'xSE1», the
SE' m SWL, and the SWLSWL of
Sec. 16 is included in the sale area. ।
T. 17 S„ R. 7 W„ Sec. 23. all mcr-i
chantable timber designated for
cutting on a portion of the NW1,
Easy Ttmt
NW'», estimated for the purpose
of this sale to be 1005 M. feet
Douglas Fir. No bid for less than
$11.75 per M.ft.<B.M., or a totals
purchase price of $11,808.75, will
he considered. An area of approx.
6th and Washington
12 acres lying south and cast of a
LEE NICHOLS
blazed line is reserved from cut
ting Including blazed line trees.I 812 Main St.
Phone 317
DOREMA
LEGAL NOTICES
Thurs . July f, IMA
The Hentlael. Cottage Grew
Orris Mon ree spent the week
end at home. -She is attending
school at Monmouth.
George Chapman, an old timer.
visited the Rales and Doolittle
homes Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Schroggins
of Lebenon visited at the Lot
Wagner home Sunday.
Busy Bee Club met with Ruby
Wilson one day last week and
tacked out a comforter.
Mr. and Mrs I. E. Barber of
Bremerton. Washington are visit
ing Mrs Barbers jiarents Mr. and
i Mrs. U. S. Bales.
Accordion
I
hstnietNp
and Rentals
LOUISE WALTHER J
Ph| 116Y, Cottage Grov^
Affiliated with the
EUGENE AOOORDION
CENTER
I’Li IH17-H, Eugene, Oregon
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