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Page 10 The .Sentinel, ( ottaen Grove, Oregon Thum., April tl, ItMH of objection* t liete to and for final settiement of said Estate. AV AN ' account for the final settlement ELLE A WICKS. Administratrix of said Estate in the Circuit Ctourt HERBERT W LOMBARD. At- 33-5t-37 for Lane County, Oregon, and that torney for Estate. Tuesday, the 26 day of April. 1949. NOTICE OF HEARING More than one-third of Oregon at the Circuit Court Room of said traffic accidents occur on slippery ON FINAL ACCOUNT Court, in the County Court House pavements. Let’s quit skidding NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: in Eugene .Lane County. State of ourselves. That the undersigned Administra Oregon, at ten o’clock in the fore trix of the Estate of LESLIE S noon, has been by said Court fixed ’ou can sell through the classified WICKS, Deceased, has filed her as the time and place for hearing Tages 14 and 15. LEGAL NOTICES DELIGHT VALLEY (Mr*. E. I). Sherrill, reporter lihone 648R4) LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES t ILL I OR BIDS FOR SALE Mint e ion i t in t<\। ion E ; SE’tSW'* sec. 19. T 111 S„ It. 5 E.; lots 1. 2. 3, 4. less 7 3 uervs highway right of way, sis' 18, T. 16 S . It 6 E , W M , Lane Cuunty, Oregon, subject to rights of way lor an eleetile transniissioh Une and Forest Service Roads und telephone lines, also situated within the Willamette National Forest. Any and all persons claiming the lands .sehsted, or hasing I mhui fide objections to tile exchange, should file their pro test» on or ta'fore May 3, 1949 CHARLES D LEE 34 It 38 Manager. ii huntiibli dcud tlnilH'r located un in area embracing nliout 50 acres within section 15, T21S. R1E. WM, Umpqua National Forest, < trcgun. I'Stiinated to tie 250.000 leet H AL, more or less, of IXiUg- las - fir, and an unrslUnatvd umourtt of other specie* of saw- tinitier No bid for les* than $1 80 pei M fis’t for i>ouglas-flr, and $1 00 per M feet for other species will ls> considered $500.00 must .iceoliipaiiy each bld, to be applied on the purchase priiv, refunded, <>r retained In part as liquidated damages, according to the condi tion* ol sale. The tight to reject any and all bid* Is reserved. Be fore bid* are submitted, full in- foimatlon concerning the timber, tliv condition* of sale and the sub mission of liids should lie obtained from the Forest Su|iervtoor, Roar- burg, Oregon, or the District Han ger, Disston, Oregon. 35-21-37 a7a2l Miss Maric Hansen, who had OF ( III R( Il Pilori RIA been at home for the past week, Foivst Exchange No. 01062, left by plane on Saturday. April Scaled bids will be nveivi'd for 16 tor Cincmnatti. Ohio where she thv sale of the old Methodist Unites! States Di'partinent I of the will take up a position on the die church building nt 3C*5 Main Interior, Oregon District L n n d tary staff oT the Good Samaritan Street, Cottage Grove. Oregon, Office, Portland IM, Oregon, < hospital. Miss Hansen had been until May 1, 1919. Building to la' March 22, 1949. Notice is hereby with the nursing staff of the Gen- torn down and site cleared by given that the South Fork Log eral Hospital in l\>rtland for the purchaser within 90 days of sale. ging Company, Springfield, Ore past three years, A certified check for 20’ nt the gon, di«i, on December 23, 1948. Mi-s. Max Sears assisted in the bid to accompany the bid which make application under the act of installation ceremonies of the will be applied on purchase price. March 20, 1922 (12 Stat HID. us White Shrine in Klamath Falls, on Deposits of unsuccessful bidders amended by the act of Febtunry IDKEST TIMH» H NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the legal voters of School District No. U-14, of lavne County. State Saturday, April 9. will be returned. The right to re 28. 1925 I 43 Stat. 1090), to select N VITONAL FOR BALK of Oregon, that a SCHOOL MEETING of the said district will be held at Cottage Grove Union Hi«h ,, L , ject any or all bids will lie re certain timtter from portion* of School on the 13th day of May, 1949, from 2:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. for the purpose of discussing the budget for Mr- ',rs Hugh McDaniel* MALVAGE M M E the fiscal school year, beginning July 1, 1949, and ending June 30. 1950. hereinafter set forth, and to vote entertained Tom Yocum of Eu- served by the txxird of trustees, unsurveyed sections 20. 29. 32. T. 17 S., R. 5 E., W. M. Oregon, situ S. L. Mackin, chairman, Charles on the proposition of levying a district_tax. _ __ gene as a week-end guest, also en- Sealed bid* will be recclved by joying the visit on Sunday of Mr Akerblade. s<vre»ary. Mall sealed ated within the Willamette Na the Forest Superviaor, Rimeburg, BUDGET tional Forest in exchange for lots । and Mrs. Willis Stevens, recently bids to S. L. Mackin, <’>47 First Oregon, up to nn<| noi Inter than Schedule I ' of Port land, but now located in Street, Cottage Grove. Oregon. 5. 6, 7. 8. SWL. NtsSF.L sec 1. 2:00 p.m. May 10. 19-19, for ali Estimated Receipts and Available Cash Batear«* Total All Fund« Onerai rima ITEM """ •n"1*1**' j b-ugene. Mr. Stevens and Mr. Mo For further information call Chas. T 17 S.. R. 3 E : lot 7. I ' ‘ s\\ - tiu* Ilve titnbrr markial or desig Estimated Receipts from simony Daniels were former business asso- Akerblade, phone 341.11 niter 5 <X) SWUSE’» sec.» 6, T. 17 S R. I natisi for cutting, and all iner- Delinquent Taxes_________ $ 5.000.00 $ 4,700.00 $ 300.00 elates. p.m. 36-3tc-38 5. Vocational Education______ 2.6(XHX) 2.6tMHX) A pre-Easter egg hunt at the 6. High School Tuition_______ 2,000.00 2.1MXHO NOTHE OF HEARING school provided many thrills (or 12. Transfer from Reserve Fund 30.000.00 30,tMXHX> ON FIN \l. U ( OI N F : the nine little pre-school tots, 13. State School Support_____ 45.63O.IX) 45.630 00 14. Other Sources ____ _______ । who attended school from 10:30 400.00 400 00 NOT1CE IS HEREBY GIVEN: 15. Estimated Total Receipts A M. to 1:00 P M on Friday. April $85.630.00 $85.330.00 16. Estimated Available Cash Balance ... ...... ............ : 15. as well as for the students. Hint the undersigned, Adminis- 17. Estimated Total Receipts and Available Cash Balance $85,630.00 $85.330.00 $ 300iX) Approximately 200 eggs were clcv- trattix <>f the I.state of HARRY erly concealed in the grass and SHEARER. Dcceas.x!, has tiled Kat unsren Budget Expenditure« foe Three Fiscal Tears Next [shrubbery around the building.! her account for the final settlv- SkpcndituFM Precedine the Current School Year in Detail Second Year for U n Anothvr pleasure was added to the: ment of said Estate In the Circuit Firat Year ExpeoditurM day when Mrs. Culver had each h>r Lane County. State ot Current Olw Taarty Gtw Twly • little visitor color a picture of a »»regon, and that Tuesday, the 10 lyw P»ru-1 In Detail School Year Totals basket filled with eggs. Top hon- lay of May, 1949, in the Circuit 1 »«-«» 1HÍ-W 1HTU ora for the best work went to Car- t’ourt R<s>m ot said Court, in the alee McDaniel. County Courthouse, in Eugene, Schedule II—General Fund Estimated Expenditure# L GBNERAL CONTROL Easter visitors over the week- lJlne 1 ounty. State of i iregon, at 1. Personal service: end at the home of Mr. and Mrs . h‘>ur in the fore- ) Superintendent _________ $ 4,000.00 $ 3,700.00 $ 3,300.00 M. A Horn, included Mrs. Arthur n<xvn has been bv said < <>urt fixed ) Clerk ______________ 600.00 6OO.(W 600.00 ‘smith and daughter. Mrs. Kohn, “f ,h<’ ,,n,i P1««'- 'j* iHarmg <31 Office Help ............................. _______ - 1,81X1.00 1.200 00 974.08 of Mt. Shasta. Calif. Mr. Smith.1 «‘»»kettons to said b mal Account, 2. Supplies ________ ___ ____ - 225.00 225.00 137 29 who has been here for the pust ; and for final settlement of said Electians and publicity............................... .. 20000 10000 158 20 , several weeks, and engaged in Estate. PEARL A SHEARER. Legal service (clerk’s bond, audit, etc.) .... - 100.00 200.00 75.51 Other expense of general control ............... building a house for Mr. and Mrs Administratrix. HERBERT W. 250 00 250 (X) 156.00 Hom. returmxl to his home with LOMBARD, Attorney for Estate. •- Expense of General Control____ _ $ 7,275.00 $ 6.175 00 $ 5.-W1 08 $ 4.494.08 $ 3.928 45 his family, Sunday evening. 35-5t-39 IL INSTRUCTION—Sapervialoa Wm. Norris suffered injury to NOTICE TO' < KEDITORS 1. Personal service: 1 the ligaments of his left leg and <D i’rincipal and Superintendent ... _. $ 5,180 00 $ 4,260.00 $ 3.799 92 it was necessary to place the leg (4) Office Help . _~___________ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 900 0(3 900 00 695.40 in a cast. 2. Supplies, principals and supervisors । that the undersigned has been a|>- 250.00 181 48 250 00 The special meeting at the pointed Executor of the l-ast Will 5. Total Expense of Supervision____ Here’s one fella who forgot that we have — _ $ 6.330.00 $ 5.410.00 $ 4.676 80 $ 4.179.20 $ 3,770.82 school was( held on Monday even- and Testamcnt of OSCAR II. ing. at which time R. C. Oster Deceased, by the Circuit HI. INSTRUCTION—Tredhlng was elected as director filling the Cour( of Cwin, Or. gon. 1. Personal service: vacancy left by the resign« ion of A|, ns h a (.lamis ( 1 > Teachers’ Salaries___________ .. $82,800 00 $70,400 00 $56.41444 Mr. Crouch. A negative vote was an. n |rt il (2) Substitute Teachers________ __ 73O.OÛ 500.00 349 50 2. Library supplies, repairs _________ east on the proposed six percen , lgrnt tb(, w(|h 75.00 75 00 50H0 3. Supplies (chalk, paper, etc.)____ . 2,400.00 2,100.00 1,852.99 tax hm.tation measure. The nevi VOU(.h,,„ wlfh,n slx months fn„n 1 Tr“1? T 1 on Hth day of April. 1949. to the $86.025 00 $73.075.00 $59.488.73 $42.569 28 $36,045.24 XS? Friday. May 6. for the pui^ose at tau. ,,r IV. OPERATION OF PLANT of voting the bond issue Pertet"- RICHARD L THWING. 34 N. 6th Personal service: ing to the ' st . Cottage Grove. Oregon. NOR- (1) Custodians and other employees $ 6,200.00 $ 6,000.00 $ 5,242 00 ling hours will be imm 2 P.M. to M r 11« • « i * MAN < A( n>N. Executor of the 2. Custodians supplies______________ 700 00 700.00 614 98 7 ™ ,a" recisten-d voters wi|, an(J T„st;|,n< of 3. Fuel ...... 2-300 00 1,850.00 1.790.64 ■n this school district are urged to ()SrAR „ BRAJN 4. Light and power_____ • 1 200 00 1,000 00 1.192.26 105 Sixth take action. RICHARD L. THWING. Attorney 5. Water ...................... 400 00 Phone 57 200.00 72.32 6. Telephone __2_________________________ Jack Antonson had an extended jor Estate. 36-5tc 40 250 00 175.00 58 45 7. Gas_____________________ I Easter vacation when he accom- 175.00 125.00 8. Other expense of operation____________ 150.00 150.00 9814 panied his father to Medford, where Mr. Antonson is now cm- ___ L Total Expense of Operation $11.375.00 $10.200.00 $ 9.06869 $ 6.610 95 $ 5,507.77 ployed, leaving in the early hours V. MAINTENANCE AND REPAIRS of Monday morning and return 1. Repair and maintenance of furniture and ing Tuesday afternoon. equipment ____________________ . $ 800.00 $ 80000 $ 651.13 Mrs. Reginald Haight and sort 2. Repair and maintenance ot; Eric, of Camas, Wash, and Mr <1 > Buildings_________________________ 2,000 00 2.250.00 1,183.42 ami Mrs. J. F. Walden, of Eugene, (2) Grounds ______ ,_____ L .._____ __ _ 2,000.00 2,000.00 were among the Saturday evening 13.000.00 (3) Grounds from reserve fund______ '..... . 13.000 00 dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. $18,050 00 $17,800.00 $ 1.83455 $ 4,143.17 $ 2.888 90 , M. A. Horn. VL AUXILIARY AGENCIES Mr. and Mrs. Roy Reed were I 1. Health service: called to Portland last week, by ' (2) Supplies and other expenses i the death of Mrs. Reed’s brother. , M’DtUM-DUTY RA NR 50.00 $ 55 31 $ 5000 $ MEDIUM-OUTV PICKUP 2. Transportation of pupils: I They plan to move into the new Modal 3RO5 —137 wAsdbow. G.V.W. Modal 3404 125% iodi adi aalba m, Maximum G.V.W. 5400 lb. O*Wr (1) Personal service__________ 6,700.00 4.905 00 5,400.00 Horn house, the latter part of 4700 lb. Alio oruJoM« in bgbt duty Modal 3t05 — modal, avoilobloi 3404 137 indi adtaalbom. Maximum G.V.W. (2) Supplies and other expenses_________ 2.(XX).00 2.000 00 1,636 91 116 mdi orba.Ibata, Maximum G.V.W, 4400 lb. i this week. 4700 lb.| 3104 — 116 indi adiaolboxo. Maximum G.V.W. 4400 lb. (3) Repair and replacement of busses ___ 2,700.00 2,700 00 3,171.17 The Walker Union Sunday 3. Other auxiliary agencies: School observed Easter Morning (1) • Insurance _________________________ 800 00 650 00 (21 Industrial Accident Fees ____________ with a program of Scripture read 50.00 123 49 150 00 (3) Agricultural Department Trans. _____ 250.00 ings taken from St. Mark, which 250.00 250 00 (4) Replacement of Busses __ ,_____ ___ 5,000.00 5,000.00 was by the junior girls’ class,"a __ _____ 15,000.00 ..... ....... . (5) Replacement Busses from Reserve Fund recitation by Shirley Sherrill, a 4i Total Expense of Auxiliary Agende* $17,650.00 $31,280.00 $10.341 88 $11,547 16 $ 8,045 27 girls’ chorus, and an egg hunt im mediately after classes were dis VII. FIXED CRAHGE8 missed. The morning worship ser- 1. Insurance ______ $ 2,400.00 $ 2,100.00 $ 2.806.73 vices included an accordion sok> (2) Retirement__ 3.162.17 4.300.00 3,900.00 by Dixie Garris and a vocal solo $ 6,700 00 $ 6,000.00 $ 5.968.90 $ 3,395.68 $ 1.748.89 by Mrs Sherrill. The church was beautifully decorated with jon- VIII. CAPITAL OUTLAYS quil, daffodil and lilac. There’s a Chevrolet truck New furniture, equipment and replacements $ 6,400.00 $ 1.500.00 $ 1,210.56 Sunday dinner guests the at _ 5. New furniture, equipment and replacements Sherrill home were George Strat- from Reserve Fund______________ _______ for every job 2.000.00 ton and his house guests, Mr. and 6. Other capital outlays: 4,500.00 Mrs. Lee Rusk, of Milwaukie, Ore (1) Library books ...____________________ 700.00 600 00 with rapacities from 4,000 Ibt. to gon. (2) Reserve Fund—Replacement Equipment 1,000.00 1,000.00 16,000 Mw. G.V.W.-from (3) Athletic field ........................................ Mrs. Ed. Sherrill was pleasantly 15,000.00 15,000.00 (4) Athletic field from Reserve Fund 17.000 00 surprised when friends and fam wharf dalìvary uniti to mattivo hoavy-duty 7. Total Capital Outlays .................... . $40,100.00 $20,100.00 $ 1.210.56 $ 1.649 34 $ 2.205.70 ily gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Arne on Sunday modelt. IX. DEBT SERVICE—NON-BONDED evening to help her celebrate her 1. Interest on warrants........ ......... ........ $ 3.89 birthday. Cards and gifts replaced $ 200.00 $ 50.00 $ 16.76 HOHT-DUTY the traditional eggs in the treas _ __ «. Total Debt Service, Non-bonded . CARRYAU SUSURRAN ure hunt that highlighted the Modal 3114 >14 Indi »W. X. EMERGENCY $ 1.500.00 evening, especially for the hon . $ 2.000 00 $ 3,000 00 G.V.W oree. The evening was spent in 4400 lb. Total Schedule II—General Fund—Total esti GOHT-O u V y CANOFY EXPRESS song, with Gary Arne playing the mated expenses for the year—sum of items Modal 3107—116 - indi whanlbata, violin, accompanied by Mrs. Tom «ul;7* IV’9’ v-4' VM- v11-4 Maximum G.V.W. 4400 Ibi. Alio VIII-7, IX-3, X_________________ 5193.505 00 $173,090.00 $109,407.95 $89,441 99 $65.344.87 Absher at the piano. available in Medium Dufy Modal 3407 George Stratton, Who has sold — 137. indi whaalboia, Maximum FORWARO-CONTROl CHAtlu Schedule Ilf—Bond Interest and Sinking Fund his farm to Philip Lake, has ar- G.V.W. 4700 lb. 1 Principal on bonds (include negotiable in ,25% ranged for an auction of all stock terest • bearing warrants issued under 7000 lb' arn,lahl» *" Modal 3942- and household goods on Sunday, section 111-1016, O. C. L, A.).... .......... $ 8,500.00 $ 8,500 00 $ R,500 00 137 indi whaalboio, Maximum G.V.W. 10,000 lb. April 24, beginning at 1:00 P.M. 2. Interest on bonds ........................................... _ 2,500.00 ___ 3,000.00___ 3,000.00_____ tadaga Dallvory lyp, lodi., .ullabla for mouM Mr. Stratton plans to move to the ins on Ih. forward Control Chaxdl aro tuppllod 3. Total Schedule III—Debt Service-Bonds Creswell vicinity some time in by many ropulablo monuloduror,. and Interest .. $11,000 00 $11,500.00 $11,500.00 $10,853.13 $11,034.38 i June. Birthdays come and go, for some Schedule —Summary of Estimates of Expenditure«, Receipts and Available Cash Balam*«, folks, but Ellen Sherrill's continue Bond Tn terr nt and Tax Levies Total All Fund« General Fund and favorites for days at a time, for Tuesday more Chevrolet Truckn in um America’s Biggest Sellers Hlnkinx Fund« Total Sched. II Total m evening Mr. and Mrs. Glynn Gar than any other make. Drive them and see. Drive Total estimated expenditures «9YU .V« nn «1 cn «v« nn $11,000.00 ris and daughter Dixie and Mr. Greatest Servers and Mrs. Walter Garris and son, DEDUCT: them and remember that only Chevrolet brings Total estimated receipts and available cash balances (Schedule I) 85,630.00 85,330.00 300.00 Wayne, surprised her at home, Amount necessary to balance the budget .... . 118,875.00 10,700.00 when they presented her with a 108,175 00 You’ll share the record high regard that America you this fullest measure of finest value together ADD: beautifully decorated cake, and ice Estimated amount of taxes that will not be collected holds for these Advance-Design Chevrolet trucks. cream fo rail, after an enjoyable with the world’s greatest economy. For Chevrolet during the fiscal year for . evening’s visit. which this budget is made...... ..... ..... . ... ......... ...... You ’ ll share it the instant you drive them. For . 5,000.00 4,700.00 300.00 trucks alone have 3-WAY THRIFT—the triple The Builders Class of the Church I Total estimated tax levien for ensuing fiscal year $123,875.00 112,875.00 11.000.00 of Christ held Easter sunrise ser- then and there you’ll discover the deep-down dur economy of low-coit operation, low-coat up | vices and breakfast at the home Analysis of estimated tax levies: able quality, the outstanding performance and the of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Norris, with keep and the lowest list prices in the entire Amount inside 6% limitation $68,858.40 fifty-two in attendance. Amount outside 6% limitation $44,016.60 rugged reliability that make them America ’ s truck field! A family Easter dinner at the Indebtedness home of Mr. and Mrs. W A. Hem- Dated this 13th day of April, 1949. enway included Mr. and Mrs. Ros 1. Amount of bonded Indebtedness (include all ne Signed: coe Hcmenway and family, of gotiable interest-bearing warrants issued under CECIL CALDWELL GEORGE McREYNOLDS District Clerk Chairman, Board of Directors Portland. section 111-1016, O.C.L.A.) .............. $89,500.00 ^CHEVROLET/ Sunday evening guests at the Approved by Budget Committee April 13, 1949. 2. Amount of warrant indebtedness on warrants home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Nor issued and endorsed "not paid for want of funds” Signed: EARL GAROUTTE ris, were Mr. and Mrs. W. J. WILBUR WORKMAN . None F. D. E. CHAPMAN Reeves of Springfield. LLOYD H. GRIGGS 3. Amount of other indebtedness.......... .—. None LEE NIXON GEORGE McREYNOLDS Frank Gray and Hugh McDan JEANNE C. MORTON CLYDE E. WRIGHT 4. Total IndHitednetm iels motored to Klamath lulls on (sum of items 1, 2, 3) . $89,500.00 STEWART C. CARLSON CECIL E. BECK Monday, to attend the Aberdeen 112 North 9th — Phone 771 Budget Committee Chairman Angus stock sale and barbebue 112 North 9th — Phone 771 S7-2t-3t Secretary Budget Committee dinner. Notice of School Meeting SPRING IS SPRUNG MY GRASS AIN’T RIZZ S I WONDER WHERE MY GARDEN IS! All Kinds of Gardening Needs, Seeds and Feeds B & H FEED STORE TRANSPORTATION UNLIMITED! CHEVROLET TRUCKS COTTAGE GROVE MOTOR CO COTTAGE GROVE MOTOR CO
