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The Nentln« ■I, Cottage drove, Oregon
Psge II it will m< cl with Mrs. Perk Miller Sloan leave* next week end for
Corvallis lor her second year at
instead.
lee is a sister ol Mr. McCoy.
The Mosby Creek Extension club Oregon Stale college.
Frank Coon of Independence.
Mr». Harry <a»th' Krporter
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Westerfield met Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
rhuiic IMF 12
and three children left Sunday to Lewis Layng, (chairman) for its Mr. and Mra. Jess Colby of Eu
make their home at Owrn»b«>ro, organization meeting. The calen gene, and Mr. and Mr». Floyd Rudy
Mr. mid Mra. ('hartal Peterson Kentucky, their old home. That dars were filled out for the coming of Corvallix visited their mother
have traded their Larne bouse for takes two children out ot the Blue club year. Any one interested in I here, Mrx. Addie Hanson.
profMTty In Saginaw owned by Mr. Mountain school.
Kenneth Wicks leave» Sept. 28
club work is cordially invited to
Jackaon.
join. Get in touch with Mrs. ¡.ewis I for La Grande to go to college
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Castle re
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Roby took
ijiyng or any other member. A there.
Visiting overnight Tuesday,
their «on Elmore to Eugene Sun- ceived word Saturday that they sack lunch was enjoyed at 1
Sept. 12 with Mr. and Mr». Ixo-
Jay where he will attend the Uni- have n new granddaughter, Nancy o'clock.
Jane 7 |samds, lx>rn Sept 12 to
nard Whitman were Mr. and Mm.
/eralty of • Ireton.
Mrs. Ed Freeman gave her son
Mr. amt Mrs. S. 11 Rumsey of
Alla-rt Lancaltor took hla chil Portland Site has four brothers S immy a birthday party Saturday Harry Ludington, Mr Wrn. Davey,
dren Goldie ami Toughy and hla so the little miss was quite a de afternoon honoring hix seventh her son Henry .Davey and hi» son
grandaon Imrry Lancaster to the light to them. She Wax named af birthday A number of friends were and daughter, all from Ontario,
Canada. They drove down by way
coast recently and the children ter her great grandmother, Nancy present and enjoyed game, witli
of Lake Michigan, across the
had a grand time playing in the Linebaugh who lived in tills com- Sammy, and also a birthday cake.
northern states, back into Canada,
sand.
Mrs. Glen Roby has received then down the Pacific coast.
! munity nil her life. ,
The road by the cemetery has
word from Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur
A letter was received from Ix*on
been cut In two and the new coun . Mrs Harry Cust Ie honored her Henklv that they have a new 5 Moms Jr. last week from Chanute
'daughter
Mrs.
Berta
McGuire,
ty road put out around the hill J Sept 14 with a birthday dinner. paind baby girl, Linda Kay, born field. Air For' e tr io.in/ base in
in tile Land pasture. The new road
Sept 11 at Red Bluff, Calif. They Illinois. He is taking advanced
is a nice wide road and haa taken Those enjoying the dinner were rented a house from the Roby's training in airplane engine me-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harry
Castle,
¡jury,
out the steep part.
several years ago.
chanfcs. ‘The more you work on
I jincaster, Mrs. McGuire and Mel
Mr. and Mrs. Everett McCoy and
Mrs. Blaine Haynes has been ill those big bomber», the more you
vin
and
Russell
and
Bill
Jcrratd
(laughter Kay visited over the
at the home ot her son, Howard want to,” he writes. “It sure is
Mrs. Bob Seidel will be unable Taylor.
week end with Mr. and Mrs James
cold here at night, and freezing
Brownlee In la-banon Mrs. Brown to have the Gcttogcther club, so
Betty Ducrst has gone back to cold when we get up." Leon has
work nt flic telephone office after Iwen in the air force a year.
a two weeks vacation spent at the
Bob Groat accomfuinied by Vic
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ixiolittle had quite an exciting time
Saturday getting two more cou
Arnold Duerit.
Mosby Creek had quite a bad gars. They trailed the cats with
rain and electric storm Sunday af Bob’s four hounds all day. Finally
ternoon. The lightning set a tree they had to shoot lioth cougars on
afire on Blue Mountain. The cloud the ground. Even with the hounds
burst of rain washed the spring less than 30 feet behind them, the
on the Arnold Duerst ranch full cats wouldn’t “tree”. That makes
of mud from the Jay Blackmore three cougars and bobcats Bob has
pasture that had just been seeded killed the last three weeks in the
to grass and was loose dust. When ' same district.
Row River church members and
Mrs. .Duerst tried to run water
A nice way of Maying, “(¡o<Ml-by, let me
from the spring all that came was everyone wishing to go are invited
hear from you,” is to give a bo* of
| to attend a church union service
mud.
at Waldon Sunday evening. Oct. 1.
j All volunteer help in building
the Row River church, Sept 30,
Mrs. It. IL Grout
will tie appreciated. Potluck din
Culp Creek Sewing club met at ner will be served at the commun-
Evelyn Whitman's on the after । ity hall. We've plenty of nails, we
noon of Sept 5th to honor Mrs. just need your help and bring
Ruth Wincinger's bithday. Sept. your hammer.
We are proud to hear that
13. members drove to Cottage
Grove to meet at the home of Mrs. three local 4-H girls won prizes
Roy Violette and gifts were pre- at the South Lane County Fair
sented to Mrs. Horine Violette for held at Cottage Grove. Joan Craw
her birthday. Present were Mes- ford won 1st award on 1st year
dames
Evelyn Whitman, Ruth .sewing. Joyce Kelly a 2nd award
60» Muin
Phone 37
Wineinger, Gertrude Harrington, on 3rd year sewing and Sharon
Dorothy Sears. Ilene Jones, Essie Estabrook a 3rd award on 1st year
Patton, Elizabeth Raymond. Peg sewing. The girls will enjoy ex
gy Groat, Isabell Kendrick. Thcr- hibiting at the Lane County Fair
ese Hewes and Florence Eriksen. in Eugene this week. We wish
Mina Sloan was home Saturday them best of luck.
and Sunday she returned to Eu
gene. She has been teaching the
past 3 years but has returned for
NOTH E OF SALE
another year of college. Margie
MOSBY CREEK
Is Someone You Know
Going Away to SCHOOL?
CULP CREEK
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COTTAGE GROVE. ORE____
Now's The Time To
-Before you know it, ole man winter
will be poking his head in the door —
that is, if you have a door! So be pre
pared to meet his winter blast by re
pairing and remodeling NOW. We
have all sorts of roofing, lumber, In
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estimates.
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OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 5:00 P. M.
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Phone 561
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
That by authority of an Order of
the Circuit Court of the State of
I Oregon for l.ane County, duly
made on the 25th and entered on
I the 26th day of August, 1950, the
undersigned, Guardian of the Es
tate of WESLEY DONALD HAN
SEN, a Minor, will sell at private
sale, to the highest bidder for
cash, or for part cash and part
credit, all of said minor child's un
divided one-third right, title and
interest in and to the following de
scribed fiarcels of real estate, to-
wlt:
Parcel No. 1: Beginning at
the Southwest corner of Lot 3
Section 10 Tp. 20 S. Range 3
West of W.M. and run thence
North to the Southerly line of
the Richard C. Robinson
D.L.C. No, 44, thence South
62 30' East along said South
erly line and the line extended
to the South line of said Izit
3; thence West to the place of
beginning, containing 4 acres
of land more or less, all in
Section 10 Tp. 20 S.R. 3 West
of the Willamette Meridian in
I Jine County, State of Oregon.
Parcel No. 2: Beginning at a
point in the center of the
County Road which is North
0 38’ East 384.4 feet and
South 89 32' East 25 feet of
a certain stone, said stone
having been set in County
Survey #1987, recorded in
Book 5, page 210, Lane Coun
ty Surveyor's Records of
County Surveys, said stone
being 138 rods 9 inches North
and 25 feet West of the
Southeast corner of Lot 9,
Section
10, Township 20
South, Range 3 West W.M.,
and run thence North 89 ’ 32’
. West 1159.7 feet; thence
North 1° 00' East 192.2 feet;
L thence South 89 32 East
। 1158.5 feet to the West line
of Donation Land Claim No.
46, and the center of the
County Road; thence South O’
38' West 192.2 feet along the
center of County Road to the
place of beginning, containing
5 acres, in Section 10, Town
ship 20 Sotith, Range 3 West
of the Willamette Meridian, in
Lane County, Oregon.
Parcel No. 3: Beginning at a
point on the quarter section
line 25.25 chains North of the
the Southeast corner of Ix>t 8
Section 10 Tp. 20 South,
Range 3 West and running
thence North following said
quarter line 25.81 chains (pro
portionate measurement) to
the *4/(4 line thence South
89 dgs. 33' W. following said
14/14 line 14.50 chains (pro
portionate measurement) to
intersection with the East line
of the Anderson Hamilton
D.L.C. No. 45, thence South
following the East boundary
of said claim No. 45 29.30
chains (proportionate mea
surement) thence South 87
dgs. 45' E. 9.00 chains thence
ATHLETES FOOT ITCH
NOT HARD TO KILL.
IN ONE HOUR,
It not pt.nscd your 40c back at any
drug »tor*. T-4-L a STRONG tung)-
cldr, contain« 90 per cent alcohol. IT
PKNKTRATER. Reaches MORK germs to
KUWb iUc N
al Kelly Drug.
North 40 dgs. 30* E. 6.10 I qualification for auction bidding
If an ui al bid is declared to be I
cimiix thence East 90 links to
high at the closing of the auction,!
the place of tieginning, con
the bidder mux» immediately make
taining 43.59 acre» of land,
the required payment and confirm
more or less, all in Necnon 10,
the bid by submitting it in writing
Tp. 20 South, R. 3 W. In Lane
on a Forest Service bid form. The
County, Oregon.
right to reject any and all bids tx
Mid sale will lx- made on and after reserved. IJefore bids are sub
the 30th day of September, 1950. mitted, full information concern--
Bids will be received at She law ing the timber, the conditions^
office of RICHARD L. THWING, sale and the submission of ^>ids
First National Bank Bldg., Cot should be obtained from tic For
tage Grove, Ore., until a reason est Supervisor, Roseburg 'Oregon,
able bid shall have been received, or the District Rangq/f Disston,
»aid sale to be subject to confir
mation of Court. MABEL HAN
SEN, Guardian.
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*
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Located at
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Phone 799 J
I3tfcxx
NATIONAL FOREST TIMBER
FOK MALE
Oral auction bids will be received
by the Forest Supervisor or his
authorized representative at the
office of the Forest Supervisor,
Post Office Building, Rowburg,
Oregon, beginning at 2:00 p.m. 1>-
cific standard time, October 2,
1950, for all the live t&nbcr
marked or designated for .Atting,
and all merchantable dqud timber
located on an a r e a/embracing
about 20 acres w it inn section 18,
T. 22 S., R. 1 E„ W M., surveyed.
Umpqua National Forest, Oregon,
estimated to hé 540,000 feet B.M,
more or Ics^ of Dougias-fir, 30,000
feet B.M. more or less of western
redeedar and 2,(XX) feet B.M. more
or less of western hemlock and
other species of'sawtimber. Scali 4
bids accompanied by required pay
ment received by the Forest Su-
i ix-rvisor prior to 2:00 p.m., Octo
ber 2, 1950, will be considered the
equivalent of an oral bid and post
ed for me informatior. of all bid
ders. No bid of less than $20.20
per M feet for Douglas-fir, $5.40
per M feet for western redeedar
and $5.00 per M feet for western
hemlock and other species will be
considered. In addition to the
prices bid for stumpage, a cooper
ative deposit of $0.50 per M feet
B.M., to cover the cost of tree
planting, seed sowing and timber
stand improvement work on the
area cut over, for the total cut of
timber under the terms of the
agreement, will be required. $4,-
OOO.(X) to be applied on the pur
chase price, refunded, or retained
in part as liquidated damages, ac
cording to the conditions of sale,
must accompany each scaled bid
and must be shown to be in the
¡lossession of oral bidders as a
Just sharpen gour pencil
and there gou are !
ACROSS this broad land there are
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been doing themselves a disfavor.
Seems they “just naturally assume"
a Buick is beyond their reach—and
so pass up the car they’re really itch
ing to own.
Now why “assume” anything as im
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car?
Why not see for yourself how de
livered prices run —how close Buick
matches your own budget —how fre
quently it is priced under some cars
you may be considering?
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mind—sharpen up your pencil a little.
Is it a six —or an eight, like Buick?
If an eight, is it a valve-in-head eight ?
That adds a plus in efficiency, you
know, even without the extra edge
of Buick's Fireball power.
Will you ride on four soft coil springs,
as in Buick—or on only two? Will the
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that keeps the rear wheel assembly
firmly aligned ? It is in a Buick.
Do you get soft, low-pressure tires
as part of the price—or as extras?
Will you have bumper guards built
as part of the bumper, or a one-piece
cast metal grille that can be costly
to repair or replace?
Does the price include air cleaner;
oil filter; dual horns, windshield
wipers and sun visors; an automatic
dome light; self-locking luggage lid;
a single key for all locks?
And is there an automatic drive*, or
one in which gears still shift in
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a lordly ROADMASTER, you’ll be driv
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styling.
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