for each species and the total con­ the highest bidder when neers-
sideration which will be paid for •■ry, pursuant to the Act of Au- west of a blazed line; approx 33 -1 Thur»,, Wept. », 1948 The Wentlnel. C ottage Grove. Oregon Paae 1
7.» acres in the NW '«NE ‘4 lying
'— ---------------------------------- ----------------------- —-S——-3CZ
Ilie timlwr. No bill for Ie«» than
•{Lot 2 (NWUNW14). UPPER 506.00. will be considered The
NOTICE TO < HEIHTOKM
the appraised value will be consid­ gust 28, 1937 ( 50 Stat 874), in generally to the south and east of
MARKETING ! sale area is bounded on the North
ered. E ich bid must be submitted onler to provide a continued suf»- one blazed line in the northwest- W ILLAMETTE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN in duplicate and lx- accompanied
ARF.A:
T.
18
S.,
R.
1 W., W M. and West sides by a blazed line
ply
of
timber
to
local
industry
and
«ni
portion
of
the
forty
and
gen-
Unit HERBERT W UlMBARD by a de|xmit. The deposit inuxt be
tins been up|x>intcd Administrul u In the form of a certified check on contribute to the permanence of '-rally to the north of a second Sec. 13, all merchantable timber and consists of a|>prnx. 9.07 acres
with the Will Annexed of the a solvent bank and in favor of the the 'ommunity whkdi is dependent blazed line in the southern portion designated for cutting on a Por. in Lot 12 (NW4SW14) and 22 04
Estate of AUAI j XIUE NIBLOCK, Treasurer of the United States. Ufxm such industry. TimJx-r «old °f (he forty; approx. 16 25 acres of Lot 11 (NFP4SW1«), Por of acres in Lot 11 (NEWWH),
I a i eu'.i d, by the Circuit Com t ot Tin' amount of the deposit will be in accordance witli this advertise- in the SW'/«NE'4 lying generally Lot 12 (NW'zvSWK), estimated Blazed line trees are reserved
Izini- County, Slate of Oregon. All $5,000.00 provided t h e total ment must be manufactured with- to the south of one blazed line in for the purpose of this sale to be from cutting.
2-4tc5
I"Twins having claim« against nd amount bid is over $5,000.00 and m the marketing area as desig- the northern portion of the forty 1180 M Fe^t Douglas Fir,'10 M
nated
for
each
tract
described
be-
'»nd
and
generally
north
of
the
road
in
Feet
Hemlock,
45
M
Feet
West
­
Exlutc are requin*d to present less than $50,000.«); it will be
Mr and Mrs. Ted Taylor have
• hem, with proper vouchers, with­ glOJNNHN) provided the total low m accordance with the Orders the west half of the forty and ern Red Cellar. No bid for less dosed their store at Dorena, the
of
the
Secretary
of
the
Interior,
north of a blazed line in the east than $17.15 per M ft B M for the
in six months of the first day of amount bid is over $50,900.00
No. 2285, and Nos. 2.380 to 2390, half of the forty; approx. 10 acre« Douglas Fir, $5.20 per M.ft.B.M Don-na Shopping Center, and have
publk-ution of this notice, which is and lens than $100,000.00; it
purchased the Irks Hancock Gen­
Lion mentor Bob Dusenberry I m I
Incl
,
dated
Ik'cembcr
11,
1946
and
in the SE%NE*4 lying to the for the Hemlock, $4.80 per M.ft. eral Merchandise store at Elkton,
September
9th,
19-18,
to
«aid
Ad-
will
bo
10*%
of
the
amount
bid
faring a tough problem to get his
mlniNlralor nt the office of HER­ when the bid exceed« $100,000.00. November 29, 1947, respectively. north and west of a blazed line; B.M for the Western Red Cedar, which they opened for business
gridiron aggregation together tor
Further information regarding approx. 2.5 acres in the NE'4 or a total purchase price of $20,- August 29th.
BERT
W
LOMBARD, Wiser If the total amount bid is Ie«« thU
the meeting with the St. Mary'«
sale may be obtained at Dis­ NW1; lying east of the road and
Building,
Cottage
Grove,
Oregon
than $5,000.00, the deposit «hall trict Offices of the B.L.M. located south of a blazed line; and approx.
Gael« September 17 at Kelly
HERBERT
W.
UlMBARD,
Ad
he the amount of the bid. The at Salem. Eugene. Roseburg, Coos
F'ield. The Gaels will bring their
ministrator with the Will An- d<i>oxit wilj be returned to un- Bay, and Medford, or at the of­ 25.(52 acres in the NW '4 NW % ly­
1947 team Intact for the first Lion
nexed HERBERT W. LOMBARD. •uccexHful bidders; applied aa a fice of the Regional Administra- ing north of the road and to the
trial and It may be more than the
ii ~
’ c.------ WCSt
a Blazed line on tlx» cx-
Attorney,
5-5tc-9 part ot the purchase price of the tor w
Lion« cun handle for an opener.
tor, W. If Horning, Swan Island | treme east side of the forty
Adminixt
ration
Building,
Port-1
Blazed
line trees are n-serv^i'
successful
bidder;
or
that
portion
There box Ixsm a limited turn­
NOTK E OF IIEAI<IN<< ON
of the deposit, representing the and 18, Oregon. Dated at Port- from cutting SIUSLAW MAR-
out for the prc-«va«on workout«
FINAL SETTLEMENT
minimum nspured by Jaw, .shall land, Oregon, this 1.3th day of KETING Area T 15 S R 7 W
and long, hard practice scMlon«
are on schedule the tint few day«
' mu. 17
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: be retained as liquidated dam- ^UPP^8
1/, ' ».'and
and 21.
21, all
ail mer-
mer- ’
next week when regular practice
That the undersigned Administra­ agin if the high bidder does not ... ..!:LLER WILLAMETTE chantable
chantabie timber
timber désignated
desiem»«.^ for
for
sessions «tart. Only two returning
trix of the Filiate of CLARENCE execute contract and furnish sat­ MARKETING AREA: T. 15 S , R. cutting on a por. Lot 11 (SW'4
regulars from last year have re-
By Ray Fuller
HAYNES, Deceased, has filed her isfactory lx>nd within thirty days 2 W., W.M., Sec. 2.3, all merchant- SE>4), por. Lot 12 (SEUSEK)
ported, Dick Schmitt and Walt
i account for the final settlement of of acceptance of the bid or cannot able timber designated for cutting Sec 17; por. N «ANE 14. Sec. 20.
Fishing this past week has been said Estate in the Circuit Court of furnish evidence of Ins ability to on a por. of the NE%, and por.
Sorensen. Schmitt was a tri- *
por. Lot 2 (NWÜNWIU, Sec. 21.
county league all-star and should Just fair. Salmon fishing is Just the State of Oregon, for 1^1 ne comply with the local marketing N'iNWW, estimated for the pur- estimated for the purpose of this
about
the
«a
me
nt
Wlnch<*Mer
be the district'« top pivot man this
County, and that Tuesday, the requirement. This evidence must pose of this sale to lx? 5615 M feet .sale to be 3a60 M. feet Douglas
yi-nr Two other regulars who also Bay. The big ones are out over 1.3th day of October, 1948, nt the be submitted with the bid and Douglas fir, 15 M. feet Hemlock, fir, 10 M. feet Hemlock. No bid for
Avon all-star awards and were cx- the bur. A few have been caught in Circuit Court room of said Court, ■hall conform w-ith the require­ 100 M. feet Red Cedar, 30 M. feet
less than $12.85 per M ft.B.M. for
■preted to be the backlame of this tlw bay.
I in the County Court House, in Eu­ ment« as set forth in thi« adver­ Incense Cedar, 7750 Lineal Feet the Douglas fir, $4.05 per M.ft.
tisement.
In
sales
over
$10,000.00,
year's aggregation. Bob Summers
Several limit« of xahnon-lrout gene, Oregon, nt ten o'clock A M ,
Red Cedar Poles No bid for Jess B.M. for the Hemlock, or a total
and Terry Picknell, have not re­ or harvest trout or Idue-bm ks, I has been by said Court fixed ax the successful bidder will be re­ than $12.80 per M ft B M for the purchase price of $45,786.50, will
ported back. There arc four re­ whichever you prefer to cull them, the time and place for hearing ob- quired to furnish a sworn finan­ Douglas fir, $5.25 per M.ft.B.M. be considered. The sale area con­
serve lettermen who are almost were taken nt Sawyer Rapids and jections thereto, and for final set­ cial statement, in duplicate, show­ for the Hemlock, $4.85 per m.ft. sists of approx. 49.65 acres sur­
Complete line of carts — Motor overhauling
ing aldlity to fulfill the terms of B.M. for the Red Cedar and In­
certain of winning starting spots at the rapids nt Elkton this week tlement of said Estate,
rounded by blazed lines, made up
in Sonny Hayes, fullback, Harlan end. D im - Shelton«, F'ord fenders
OPAL HAYNES, Administra­ the contract. A bond on all sales cense Cedar, $.05 per Lin. Ft. for of approx. 8.44 acres in Lot 11
849 No. Lane St.
Mickey and Bob Stewart, ends. and small spinners with either trix HERBERT W. LOMBARD, will be required in an amount the Red Cedar Poles, or a total (SW!4SE’4) and approx. 16.29
computed
at
the
rate
of^it
least
and Bob Roner, guard. Reserve* worms, eggs or grasshoppers are Attorney for Estate.
purchase price of $72.968.75. will
5-5t-9
20 |x-r cent of the first $10.000.00 be considered. The sale area con­ acres in Lot 12 (SEKSEK) of
who have been out and will make being used. Frank Galdabinl nt
Sec- 17; approx. 14.11 acres in the
NOTICE
OF
-
TIMBER
SALE:
of
the
bid,
plus
10
per
cent
of
any
Mrong blds arc Red Englert, who Grsber-Gettys xnyx that a w< t fly
sists of approx. 105.62 acres made
ant* 10-31 acres in the
Is the most aggressive lineman on ■such us ii bucktuil coachman on a I Sealed bids, marked outside "Bld additional amount of the bid in up as follows: approx. 17.5 acres
5-4tp-8
NW1« NE'4 vf Sec. 20; and ap-
for Timber", and addressed to the excess of $10,000.00. Payment for
«hr field in the practice sessions. No, 8 hook Is good.
in the NEKNEK lying to the prox. 0.50 acres in the NW'4 of
Regional
Administrator,
Bureau
timber
will
be
required
in
advance
Ken Wicks, Wayne Schmitt, Bob
The Grant Lovegrerui and Stcw-
Cook, Jerry TcnnU, and Earl Rail­ art Carlsons participated jn the of Land Management, Region I. of cutting, payment in full at the
Island Administration time of filing the contract being
way.
Salmon Derby at Seaside last Swan
Building. Portland 18. Oregon, n-quired in sales amounting to
The backfield was strengthened week. Mrs. Lovcgren caught a will be received until and opened
or less. In larger sales,
I»y the appearance of Larry An- I good sized salmon. iAon't let it lx- at 10:30 a.m.. Daylight Savings $10,000.00
at the option of the Regional Ad­
fieraon, hardrunuing transfer from said that Mr. Lovcgren was lime, Sept. 14. 1948. for the pur­
ministrator, payment may be
Redding, California, other backs i skunked tho! He landed a two- chase of all merchantable timber
made
in a number of installments
inch
flounder.
who will make a strong bid for
designated for cutting ujxm tracts scheduled to keep pace with the
h starting spot Liclude Manin
hereinafter described; the cutting ......
B and pay-
rate of timber cutting
Fchaffrr. Rollo Bush. Bob Gasper, Tl ESDAV k two - ball
and removal of the timber to lx- able upon demand from the Re­
I>on Eastburn. East burn has Is-cn FOURSOME
carried out in accordance with the gional Administrator. The right is
Anderson
the -■
, the top
- kicker ami
---------
—.......
Tuesday. Sept 7. we hold the forest practice rules a|>proved on hereby reserved to waive tech-
pest paxscr in the early workout« usual two-ball foursome at the July 7. 1938, by the Secretary of ! nical defects in this advertise-
I kx-a! golf course. Quito a number the Interior. Each bid must state ment; to reject all bids, or to
came out and played the nine the amount per thousand feet. I award the timber for the amount
BARBARA HILL'S Hit
( hole«, resulting in the following board measure, that will be paid I of the highest Bld to other than
AT THE GOLF < Ol KNE
We invite you to participate in your Southern Lane
I It was Barbara's day on Wed- scores: Barbara Hill and Palmer
from display until 9:00 P. M. Saturday September 18th.
County
Fair, September 17 and 18. Armory building will be
hesdny, Sept. 8th. when the ladies Johnson, 44, Belle Burkholder and
iainc out to piny their usual morn­ Ray Funk tied with Jean Izindahl
open from 7:00 A M. to 1:00 P M. September 17th for plac­
Although the management will do all possible to pro­
ing round She not only main- and her partner, Mark Kincart
ing
of exhibits. Doors open to visitors at 1:00 P. M Friday
inined her |x«ition, on the top with identical scores of 46. These
tect exhibits, we will not be responsible for loss or damage
and 9:00 A. M. Saturday. No exhibits may be removed by any cause.
Tung of the ladder, being chal­ are some of the best scores made'
lenged by Vern Zielx-ck. Jean lx>n- up to date. Mr. and Mrs. Jack
pnhl, and France« Hunter, but Wendling of Ia»s Angeles, Calif.,
rx-at nil of them, coming out with now residents of Cottage (¡rove, f
the lowest score of the day; also also Joined in the play. The usual
|i<T nppriHich shot on No. 5 waa potluck dinner was served with
DIVISION A
CloMut to the pin, from the canyon the usual results we all ale too
Arrangement _______
10 points
Class V—Quilts
jxwltion, selected by the president much Belle Burkholder.
Quality ...
15 points
(¡range
and
Agricultural
Organization
Lot 1 Applique or embroidered
i/f tlic club ns locality from which
Fresh vegetable ... ........
20 points
Lot 2 Pieced
Awards:
To shoot. Therefore she won the
Utility value of product
15 points
Dirsela Coming In
Lot 3 Tied
money prize on lx>st approach, and
Total
possible
score
....
80 points
Radroads put 465 Diesel road lo-
Each display scoring not less than 75
Class VI—Ruga
wax also awarded tlx- lady golfer CornoUvrs in service in 1947 c- in­
points will receive $15.00. The following
Lot 1 Crochet
« nJ’rau? fhamPlon ribbon and prize of
trophy for the lowest score.
schedule will be used in scoring the
pared with only 48 in 1940.
Lot 2 Braided
6° Kiven for highest scoring
Twelve ladies sat down to a de-
display:
exhibit in this display.
Lot 3 Hooked
iicioua-luncheon served by Mrs.
Quality of products shown .... 40 points
Class VII—Baby Wear
Utility value of products ....... 20 points
George R om Belle Burkholder, al­
I-ot
Embroidered garment
DIVISION F
Display arrangement .......... 15 points
though having 9 shots on No. 2,
Lot
2
Crochet article
Degriv to which exhibit represents
Steadied toward the last and had
Class I—Bread
Lot 3 Knit wear
activities of community ... 25 points
liar on No. 6 and No. 8. thi« Ix nt-
Lot
1
Lot
4
Miscellaneous
White bread - one loaf
Total possible score........ ..... 100 points
Lot 2 Brown bread - one loaf
|ng her challenger. Alma S. t.
Class VIII—Miscellaneous
Lot
3
Khe arrived late but made n good
Biscuits - plate of three
Lot i Centerpiece, lace or lace trim
DIVISION B
First
tnding Alice Near also challenged
Lot 2 Centerpiece, decorated
. or. and,
ribbons and prizes
of $1.00 and 50c.
Lot 3 Needlepoint
Alma but lost out. Vera Zicbeck 1
Any
Farm
Youth
Organization
in
Lot 4 Art piece
Went from 4th position to second
Southern Lane County
Lot 5 Tea apron
Iler vacation must have improved
with um
Lot 1 Ice-box - plate of four
Lot 6 Hot dish holders, set of 3
her golf game though she said xhe
nom p is
VISIT
Lot
2 Vanilla drop cookies - plate of
A booth showing education activities
Lot 7 Chair set
Bid not play while nt the beach, j
and products grown by members.
four
First and Second ribbons with prizes
Georgetta bent Miala Kincart
YOUR CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH DEALER
Lot 3 Fancy cookies - plate of four
Each organization making an exhibit
of 50c and 25c in each lot Exhibits hav­
Who is playing again after remod- j
to score not less than 70 points shall
» .and Second ribbons and prizes
ing once placed in South Lane Fair will
receive $10.00. The following score card
of $1.00 and 50c.
t-ling their new home In the Grove
not be eligible for exhibit.
shall
be
used
in
judging:
r'rancex xllpix'd to fourth spot
WASHINGTON
___________ 12TH
Educational value, including
t»n the ladder. - Belle Burkholder, i
use of charts, diagrams or
IN DOWNTOWN PORTLAND
Lot
Loaf cake
“We aim to take care of our own
DIVISION H—FRUITS AND FARM
specimens .........................
. Lot 2 Sponge cake
30 points
PRODUCTS
Wedding Announcements a n J |
Utility
...................................
Lot 3 Angel food cake
6th and Washington
] Phone 64
20 points
Class
I
—
tppki an<j Pean
Display arrangements .......... 15 points
Lot 4 Light layer cake
nvitations. —The Sentinel.
Lot 1 Any variety, (5 specimens)
Quality of work shown .......... . 15 points
Lot 5 Dark layer cake
Class II—Stone Fruits
Originality in work shown .... 10 points
r First and Second ribbon and prizes
Lot 1 Any variety prunes, peaches,
Variety of work shown ...... 10 points
of $2.00 and $1.00.
etc. (5 specimens)
Total possible score.............. : 100 points
Class IV—Pies
(lass HI—Table Vegetables, any variety
Lot 1 Beans, 20 specimens
| Opvn P*e - exhibit one
DIVISION C
Lot 2 r
Root crops (5 specimens) beets,
* . “vo crusted pie - exhibit one
turnips, carrots, etc.
• irst, Second and Third ribbons and
Any Youth Movement Organization
Lot 3 Potatoes (5 specimens)
prizes of $1.25. $1.00 and 75c.
Lot 4 Tomatoes (5 specimens)
A booth showing .the activities of the
Lot 5 Vine crops (2 specimens) pump­
organization with display of handicraft
Lot 1 Two jars each, green beans,
kin, squash, cucumber, etc.
of members. Each oiganization with a
Lot 6 Leafy vegetable (3 specimens)
credible booth shall receive $10.00.
asparagus, corn (not on cob)
Lot 2 Two jars each, peas, carrots,
cabbage, cauliflower, etc.
Lot 7 Sweet corn (5 specimens)
beets.
DIVISION D—FLOWERS
Lot -8 Miscellaneous vegetables
Lot 3 Collection of 3 jars of different
Lot 9 Most unusual vegetable
kinds of vegetables
First and second ribbons and prizes of
Lot 4 Two jars each Blackberries,
Class IV—Farm Crops—1 Peck
50c and 25c will be given for best speci­
Lot 1 Wheat
Strawberries, Boysenberries,
men of:
etc.
Lot 2 Oats
Lot 5 Two jars each. Peaches, Pears
Lot 3 Barley
I*ottoil Plants
Lot 6 Two jars each, cherries, plums.
Class V—Seed Crops—5 Pound«
Lot 1 Fern
prunes, etc.
Lot 1 Vetch seed, any variety
Lot ! Fuchsia - Hanging tpyc
Lot 7 Collection of 3 jars of different
Lot 2 Clover seed, any variety
Lot 3 Fuchsia - Upright type
kinds of fruit
Lot 3 Field corn, if in ear—10-ear
Lot
8
Two containers, same kind of
Lot 4 Begonia - Fibrous
exhibit
jam
Lot 5 Begonia • Tuberous
Lot 4 Grasses, any variety
Lot 9 Two containers, same kind of
Lot G Any other blooming plant
Lot 5 Miscellaneous
jelly
First and Second ribbons and $1.00
U>t 10
Cut Flowers
,, Zwo eontainers Sweet Pickles
and 50c will be given in each lot.
Lot
11 Two containers Dill Pickles
Lot 1 Asters - 6 blooms - Large - Me­
Lot 12 Two containers, same kind of
dium - Small
relish
Ixit 2 Begonias - Tuberous - Display
DIVISION I—HOBBIES
Lot 3 Chrysanthemum - 6 blooms -
Bring that interesting collection or
(Note-Each
individual
exhibitor
al
­
Large - Medium - Small
hobby to exhibit. Let others see and en­
lowed one entry in each lot. Containers
Lot 4 Dahlias - .3 Large - 3 Medium -
joy it. A total of $10.00 has been set
should bi' identical as to size, shape etc
3 Small - and Display
aside for this department to be divided
First and Second ribbons and $1.00 and
L<it 5 Delphinium - 3 spikes
among the exhibitors at the discretion
juc will be awarded in each lot.)
-s.2
of the judges. No single exhibitor to re­
Lot fi Gladiolus - 3 spikes - one variety
ceive more than $1.00 for any single
Lot 7 Marigolds - 6 blooms - Large -
DIVISION G—TEXTILES
exhibit.
Medium - Small
Class I—Towels and Scarfs
Ix>t 8 Roses - Specimen - Bouquet
Lot 1 Dresser scarf or set, lace
DIVISION J—4-H CLUB WORK
Lot 9 Zinnias - 6 blooms - Large -
Lot 2 Dresser scarf or set. embroid­
Medium - Small
1. The right to exhibit in this depart­
Lot 10 Miscellaneous
ered or appliqued
ment is open to Lane county club mem­
Lot 3 Tea towel, set of .3
bers regularly enrolled who have their
Note: Only two (2) entries permitted
Lot 4 Hand towel, set of 2
records up to date.
in each classification by any one ex-
2. All record books, together with the
Class II—Beilspreads
hibitor.
story of the work, must be brought with
Lot
1
Crochet or knit
First and Second ribbons will he given
the exhibit or filed with the County
Lot 2 Embroidered or applique
and a prize of 50c and 25c will lie given
Club Agent by 1:00 p.m. September 17.
Lot
3
Afghan
for best arrangement of flowers in this
.3, Twelve Scholarships valued at
exhibit by the P. D. G. Club of Cottage
$6.00 each to be awarded to the club
Class
III
—
Pillow
Slips
Grove.
•
members who have the best exhibits and
Lot 1 Lace trim
record lxx»ks.
Lot 2 Decorated
4. Each member who makes one or
DIVISION E— HOME GARDEN
more exhibits will receive 25c providing
HARRY RENTLE
Class IV—Table Linen
DISPLAY
the work is satisfactory and the record
(Get your guns ready for the hunting
Lot 1 ('rochet or knit cloth
book is in and complete. This does not
Warren Edwards
Lot
2
season.)
First
and
Second
ribbons
will
be
given
Embroidered
or
appliqued
cloth
mean
25c per exhibit.
Farney Edward*
Lot 3 Luncheon set, lace trim
for home garden exhibit receiving 70
5.
Club
members may exhibit only In
points:
Lot 4 Luncheon set, decorated
projects in which they are enrolled. Ex­
(Set may be napkins and cloth of
hibits must conform to regular project
Canned vegetables
20 points
place mat »
requirements.
S
I LEGAL NOTICES
E N T ! N E L
PORTS
Lions Face Tough
Opponent in First
Game Here 17th
Fishermen’s Lure
ANNOUNCING OPENING
CHEZEMS
Chain Saw Shop
SAW FILING
Chains, Crosscuts, Hand Saws
Agency MALL Gasoline and
Electric Saws
2 Blocks N. of Gas Co.
Cottage Grove
SOUTH LANE FAIR and
HARVEST CARNIVAL
GOOD HUNTING!
PREMIUM LIST-1943
IN PORTLAND
it’s the HOTEI
WASHINGTON
. . . the season for hunting is almost
here. Be sure of your transportation
there and back.
McCOY MOTORS
RANGLER JEANS (All Sizes)
BVD T-SHIRTS
DAY’S COLLEGE CORDS
SPORT SHIRTS
Colorful
JACKETS
SOCKS
Bright Rayons - Wools
WINTHROP SHOES
Edwards’ Outdoor Store