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Graber - Gettys
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The Sentinel, Cottage Grove, Oregon
M<,re M ,‘uu» Ihan the (waking niur»., Aug. I», HM8
August. 1948. IN LANE. COUN- ■ VwwIUlllllVw VI NW ' defi« leney is th«- possibility -if a ------------------- '
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TY: UPPER WILLAMETTE ■a
shortagi- in the total amount of
NOTICE OF TIMBER SALE: MA’lKJ-njNG AREA T.
Odd Fact
rOWPF ShnFTHO'P
I electricity available, which, under
Word« of the Wise
Sealed bids, marked outside "Bid <W - W M •
4,41 n»er«-hant-
During • rac.nt wwk, an* baby
VlIVI tagu
adverse water conditions, might
As long as war !» regarded as
■qufrrel, two baby robin», flva little
for Timber*, nn«i addressed to th«- i,bl*
r designated for cutting
J I*
al
be'felt «-ontinuoudy throughout
wicked it will alvraya have it»
gray fo»M nnd four baby rabbits
Regional Administrator, Bureau ”n “
of ,h* N^'4- ,,n<4
fascinations. When it I» looked
with a nursing bottle were l«f|
of Lan«l Management, Region I. N,*NW‘«. estimated for the pur-
Such an energy deficiency could
upon as vulgar, it will ecase to be
on the donritep of th. »uperintend«
popular.
— (Osear WUda)
! be solved only by general cur­
Swan
Island
Administration P«» b «- of th» sale to be 5615 M. feet
•nt of the Sencta Park bm in
Th< poshlbilities of a serious
Building, Portland 18, Oregon, Dougina fir, 15 M. feet Hemlock,
tailment of usp by everyone in the J
Rochester, N. Y.
will be received until and o(icn<?«i
M
Red < «‘«Jar, '.U) M feet shoring»' in electric power thru- area served by the western group
—Sulmcribc To The Sentinel—
at 10:30 a.m., Daylight Savings Incense Cedar, 7750 Lineal Feet '»ut the entire Pacific Northwest of the Power Pool.
Time, Sept. 14. 1948, for the pur- n,,<l
Pole» N«i bid for less wa» high-lighted at a meeting
Studies indicate that the en-
chase of all merchantable timber Ihan $12.80 per M.ft.B M for the hold m Tacoma» Washington re- i orgy deficiency will be serious if
oentiy
which
was
attended
by
rep
­
¡water flow conditions prove to be
d«»ignuted for culling u|ton tracts .Douglas fir, $5 25 per M.ft.B.M.
hereinafter described; the cutting tor the Hemlock, $4.85 per m.ft. resentatives of all the power com- j critical. The breakdow n of any i
and removal of the timber to be B.M. for the Red Cedar and In- l>anies in the area, Bonneville i major generating unit would in-
‘arrird out in accordance with the cense Cedar, $.05 per Lin. Ft. for Power Administration, and var- [creas«? any deficiency, either in
forest practice rule« approved on the Re<j Cedar Poles, or a total ioua municipal and publicly owned peaking capacity or energy pro- j
July 7, 1938, by the Secretary of purchase price of $72,96875, wil) utilities.
i duct ion.
Al this meeting it «lew-loped
Hie Interior. Each bid must state ,M’ «’onsidered. 'Die sale area com
All the electric systems of the.
■
hat
power
d«.-mandx
of
th«?
Pacific
the amount per thousand feet, *1*1» of ajiprox. 105.62 acres made
larea arc working together ac-
I'siard measure, that will be paid UP
follow»: approx. 17.5 acres Northwest have grown to the I tiveiy to develop a coordinated
|for each »|M<cies and the total con«'*n **“’ NE^NEM lying to the point where it probably will be and equitable program to meet
«■deration which will be |>aid for!w<,Mt °t ■ biased line; approx. 33.- neci- .sary to ask all users «Í elec­ whatever emergency may develop. |
'Jie timber. No liid for less thanj^ ncrea in the NW'4NE'4 lying tricity to cooperate in cons.-rva-
the appraised value will tie consid- Xpncraily to the south and eust of tion measures during the peak
Read the classified pages.
«•nd Each bid must be submitted ane blazed line in the northweat* loa<l M .uion next tall and winter.
Pages 12 anil 13.
Extent of the power conserva-
in duplicate and tie acc«impnnied crn portion of the forty and gen-
don
program
will
depend
primar
­
by n dc|iosit. The dcjMMit must lx- «‘rally to the north of a second
in the form of a cvrtifie«l check on ! blazed line in the southern portion ily on the ad«-«|uacy of fail r.iins
i solvent bank anil in favor of the of the forty; approx. 16.25 acres md the amount of water available
treasurer of th«’ United States, pn »»Mi SWiNE'« lying gene-rally for power generation at hydto-
I’hc amount of th«’ deposit will in'. i" the miuth of one blazed line in eiectric plants of the region. If
provided
the
total •h<‘ northern portion of the forty there sliould be a long dry spell
.imount hid is over $5,<XM) iX) and *»nd generally north of the road in this fail, the power shortage would
leas than $50,00(1.(10; it will be ¡the west half of the forty am I» critical. If fall rains are nor­
$10,000.00 provi<k*d
the
total ¡north of a blazed line in the east mal or better, the pinch will be
■mount bid is over $5O,OtXJ.0O half of the forty; approx. 10 acre» materially lessened in severity
■nd less than $100,000.00; it I
’he SE'4NEU lying to th« ■nd duration.
will I k - 10'/, of the amount bid: north and west of a blazed line
This appraisal of the power sit­
when the bid exceeds $UX),000.00, j wox. 2.5 acres in the NEU uation is based on intensive rtud-
If th«« total amount bid is less, •’'JW« lying east of the road an« ies by the Northwest P owft Pool
than $5,000 01), the depoait shall south of a blaze«! line; apd ajijirox »nd by a specia) committee repre-
I m * the amount of th«' bid. The 25.62 acre« in the NW14NWK ly- a-nting members of the western
leixmit will I m - returned to un- ing north of the road and to the livision of the pool, which in-
ucr^.ful bidders; applied as a west of a blaze«! line on the ex- .’iudes all of Washington, a large
'»rt of the purchuM- price of t»»e treme east side of the forty
»art of Oregon, and the Idano
uccesxful bidder; or that portkin Blaz«-d Jine trees are reserved .M-.nhandle.
if the de|Misit. representing the from rutting. SIUSLAW MAR
These studies indicate the prob-
minimum required by law, Khali K ETING Area: T. 15 S , R. 7 W
ibility of a shortage in peak pow-
tv* retained ax liquidated dam- W M . S f - ch . 17, 20. and 21, all mer
•r capacity during the daily hours
I igex If the high bidder does not chantable timber designated foi »f maximum power use. regardless
•secute contract and furnish sat- cutting on a por. Lol 11 (SW, »f water flow conditions. The
isfacmry Imnd within thirty day» SEH», ¡»or. Lot 12 (SEUMEH)
»eakmg deficiency is estimate«! r.t
>t acceptance of the bid or «annot See. 17; por. NHNEU, Sec. 20 ipproximately 150.000 kilowatts,
all these features
furnish evidence of his ability to por. Lot 2 < NW1. NW H i, Sec. 21
>r about 4 Mi percent of the Power I
•«imply with the local marketing | estimated for the (Mirpow«- of this Pool s capacity. This shortage will ’
requirement. 'niis evidence must) sale to be 3560 M. feet Douglas be felt for periods of relatively
Oven Clock Control
be submitted with the bid and . fir. 10 M. feet Hemlock No bid fot ihort duration, and the engineers
d»ll conform with the require- lean than $12.85 per M.ft.B.M. foi •xpect to be able to meet it by
ments as set forth in this adver- the Douglas fir, $4.05 per M il measures which will not cause
I tiw-ment.
t V In
m m ,. I
111 i u wi i
11 Ilf
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xales over 6
>10,000.00,
B.M. for the Hemlock, or a tota general inconvenience to electric
tlie successful bidder Will I nf re- purchase price of $45,788.50, wil consumers.
juired to furnish a «worn finan­ be considered. The sale area con
One contemplated measure is
cial statement, In duplicate, show­ sists of approx. 49.65 acres sur
load-molding”. Under such a
ing ability to fulfill the terma of rounded by blazed lines, made up program, industries would
the contract. A bond on all aalen of approx. 8.44 acres in Lot 11 iskcd to adjust working shifts and
will be required in an amount ISWHSEU» and approx. 16.29 the operation of heavy power-
°*eo from $199.75
computed at the rate of nt Ivaxt acres in Lot 12 (SEHSEK) of ising equipment to reduce the de-
JO per cent of the first $10,(XJO.OO Sec. 17; approx. 14.11 acre« in th« nand for electricity during cer­
restia»
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Now, Bake—Roast—Broil
Faster—Easier—Better
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NE’»NE'v and 10.31 acres in th« tain peak hours of the day. Homes
additional amount of the bid in NW % NEU of Sec
»roi
md busin<>ss establishments would
Now, with two, all-purpose, Even-Heat Ovens, you can bake
■xc«*» of $10,000 00. Payment for prox. 0.50 acres in the NWU ol ilso be asked to shift their use of
In one oven . . . roast or broil in the other, all at once__
timlier will be required in advance Lot 2 < N W '» NW 'i ). UPPER •lect ricity to off-peak hours.
farter,
muk , better! Ideal for large families. The finest
of cutting. payment in full nt the WILLAMETTE
ihould roof
MARKOTNC
tin» of filing the contract being AREA: T. 18 S„ R. 1 W, W.M.
electric range that money can buy. See this new Frigidaire
r<<quired in sales amounting to Sec. 13, all merchantable timbei
Automatic Electric Range todayl
MO,000.00 or less. In larger sales, designated for cutting on a Por
at the option of the Regional Ad­
of Lot 11 fNEHSWU). Por. ol
ministrator, ¡inyment may be
Lot 12 INWLSWH), estimated
These features bring Safe ... Clean... Cool. ». Cooking
made in n number of Installments
for the purpose of this sale to b<
scheduled to keep jmcc with the
rate of timber cutting and pay- 11811 M. Feet Douglas Fir. 10 M
aNe Mpon demand from the Re-1
’ 1 J
West-
gionnl Administrator. Th«- right is ™
(Msr. No bid for les-
■hereby reserved to waive tech-1L
' Jixj M.ft.B.M. for th<
nical defects in this advertise- f *u*’'is Hr, $;>.2() per M.ft.B.M
mi nt; to reject all hid*, or to
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r M.ft
award the timber for the amount
’ for
Western Red Odar
of the high«-st bid to other than
,a PurcI’nx*" price of $20,
the highest bidder when neces-1' j* •
* ,H‘ ‘‘onsideied. Th«
Radian tub« S-SpMd
Cook-Maiter O umi
Tw. High-Sp.«!
sary, pursuant to the Act of Au-1, »r*n •» boumied on the Nort!
Sullot» UniFl
Cooker
Clack Control
B co II mi , Wolit-Hlgh
gust 28, 1937 (50 Stat. 874). in ani1 West
by a blazed line
Th.,. ..chili., uniti giv.
It’s Q
order to paovide a continued sup- ‘;,n , con»IsIs of approx. 9.07 acre?
Jv»t woiit high For oddad
cooker with Thrifto-Motic
ply of timlier to local industry and ,n ^1
iNW^SW1,) an«l 22.04
- - - If you're slowing up
I Only Frigidaire
switch. Con be chonged to
contribute to the jicrmanence 'if ■ n?’’* in Lot. 11 (NE'iSWIi)
tortole unit in a ¡iffy.
or racing ahead, your
the community which is dependent I ‘*,a2«d line trees are reserved
igsm such industry. Timber sold friww cutting.
watch needs adjustment.
in accordance with this advertise­
LIBERAL TERMS
Bring
it in today.
ment must be manufactured with­
Wife Preservers
in the marketing nrca a» deal*-1
nated for each tract described be­
low in accordance with the Orders
of die Secretary of the Interior.
14 So. 6th
No. 2285. and Nos. 2380 to 2390,’
Phone 301
“WE SERVICE ANYTHING WE SELL"
Ind., dated December 11, 1946 and
S.
P.
Watch
Inspector
November 29, 1947, respectively.
Further
information
regarding
this sale may lie obtained nt Dis­
trict Offices of the B.L.M. located
nt Salem, Eugene, Roseburg. Coos :
Ray, pnd Miilford. or at the of-
ficr of the Regional Administrn- ;
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tor, W. II. Homing, Swan Island waaher with the .nap. you’ll avokl hluinir
Administration
Building,
Port-I alre.k» and lave tune by eliminating the
land 18. Oregon. Date«! at Port- need for a eeparale bluing job.
UISCUSS6Q Keccntly m ver*1 fan an<i
HARDWARE
Will be closed
MONDAY, AUGUST 23
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only $1345.00
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