The Cottage Grove sentinel., October 19, 1950, Page 13, Image 13

Congressmen Have
Double Job When
Home -Ellsworth
foin tli district, a Congressman huh In a statement U|s>n his arrival
u douille job.
home, "nini further infoi iniition
must I«' obtained mid nuniei oils
Sini,* every Memlier of
conferences held while I am here
years all of them must
oui Mol from const i tuen I m Is nearly
<am|uiigning as asm as
gel us heavy now ax when 1 am in
home but, uh Ellsworth imitili« out, Washington!, l> C. Even though I
tlii'li ilutas nml res|M»nxiblllties us am endeavoring to make an clee
When ('ongi ess recesses in mi 11 * "’’kt•''»mail do not end when tlon campaign, 1 Khali give first
attention
the work of my
election year, the Membro« ot the
Many matters of vital eoneci n
anti to our
yngi is
not have a vacation < >n the eon Monni
at c now |»ndlng Congress, Ellsworth has made vis
11 ary, says <’ongiessuuni Hauis Is,Ih
ils to the seven counties in the
Ellsworth, who
agencies",
4th District during Congressional
recesses This year, although time
is short Ix'fore Congress will re­
convene on Novcnilxi 27th, (’on
gre small Ellsworth says he in-
fi nds to spend a lew days tn each
county as is his custom.
■ bonds herein above authorized.
Section 4: So long as any of
said bonds, or any that may lie
issued to refund them, shall be
outstanding, the Common Council
of the City of Cottage Grove shall
include in the Annual Tax levy
of the City of Cottage Grove a
um sufficient with the eforc:aid
net revenues of the said sewer
system, to pay the interest upon,
and the principal of Mid bonds
as the said obligation rcsjx'ctively
become due and payable. The said
tax shall be levied iqxin all the
projMTty within the said City so
taxable for its’ purposes.
.section 5: The Common Council
of the City of Cottage G
hcicby authorized to issue and sell
from time to time
as it may be necessary for the
purpose herein specified, but be­
fore any of the
shall lx- sold
they .hill be advertised tor ale
by publication in a ncwspajier pub­
lished in Cottage Grove, Oregon,
once a week for two successive
and consecutive weel:. prior to the
BUDGET
LAY-A-WAY
Green’s are getting ready for
Christmas. Come in and put your
favorite items on a lay-a-way.
A Himill down payineiit phis a small pavim nt «nich
month — Presto come lice. 25th — 5 our shopping will
I m * «Ion«* nml paid for.
At Green’s you will find—
SUNBEAM MIXMASTERS,
TOASTERS AND WAFFLE IRONS
UNIVERSAL AUTOMATIC
PERCOLATORS
REVERE WARE
COMMUNITY SILVER
CASCO STOOLS
SAMSON CARD TABLES
AND CHAIRS
FRANCISCAN WARE
BLACKSTONE AUTOMATIC
WASHER
ZENITH REFRIGERATORS
WITH FREEZER TOP
MODEL LOGGING TRUCKS
MODEL HYSTERS
TOYS
DOLLS
(ire«’ti a Give S. A ||. Green Stamps
Green's Hardware & Supply
Personal Service
Phone 222
Easy Parking
rcsudl, Oregon
HEAR
I IS VI.
NOTICE IS HERBEY GIVEN:
That the undei signed Adminlstra
tor of the Estate of RENFROW Y
PORTER, sometimes known ns R.
Y. PORTER, Iteccased, has filed
bls account for the final settle­
ment of said Estate in the Circuit
Court of the State of Oregon for
< 'ounty, mid that Tuesday,
the 111h day of November, 1950,
.ii ten o'clock in the forenrxrn, at '
the Circuit Court Room, Count.v
Court House, Eugene, I Jine Coun­
ty, Slate of Oregon, has been by j
said Court fixed ns the time and
¡>la< c for the hearing o( objectlonh '
theri'to and for the final settle- I
ment of said Estate. WILLIAM
WESLEY I’ ii RTER, Administra­
tor. HERBERT W LOMBARD.
Attorney.
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Ol ELECTION FOK
CITY <»• « OTTAGE GKO\ E,
ORE«.OX, NOV EMBER 7, 1950.
Oct. 27. at 6:30 p. m.
METHODIST CHURCH
Public Is Invited
Tickets are available at the
Chamber of Commerce Office
The Sentinel* <^ottn<r <lmvr, Oregon
M c C ulloch
3-h.p.
Section 6: The indebtedness au­
thorized by this amendment to the
Charter of the City of Cottage
Grove is in addition to all other
indebtedness authorized and in­
curred by the City o" Cottage
Grove, and ..hall not lx- considered
as affected by any limitation of
the indebtedness in the Charter of
th«- City, or elsewhere.
Section 7: The tunds arising I
from tlie sale and disposal of all
bonds provided for in this act
shall lx* known as "Sewer System i
Bonds” and shall b? kept separate
and apart from all other funds of I
the City of Collate Grove and*
Chain
Free
Demonstrations
Sales und Service
Pat’s Saw Shop
I’hone 1 Iß
20-tfcxx
New Standard Furnace Oil
with THERMISOL*
the wonder chemical that stops oil burner
filter clogging due to sludge!
"OIL IS OKAY," »ay» pert »nd petite Mona Freeman, Paramount
Picture» »tar, ditplaying an entrancing example of the oil industry’»
contribution to feminine loveline»» a» a feature of "Oil Progress Week,"
October 15-21. Practically everything Mona has on makes use of petro­
leum products in its manufacture, from her luscious nylon pajamas and
lingerie to the variety of cosmetics and beauty »ids. Currently, Mona
is »tarring in Paramount’» Technicolor production, "Copper Canyon."
l*Mgr IS
date of salp, ami it may also give shall only be used as in this act
notice of th«- sale of Mid bonds I provided.
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in such other papers uh it may
’ ~
deem to lx- beat for the interest
of the
in effecting a sale. If
no satisfactory bids for the pur­
se of the bonds be received, it
may , sell said bonds at private sale
LIGHTfSr
not les than par and accrued
We’ve got it for you now!
Nt iTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN:
That an «•lection will tic held in
the City ot Cottage Grove, Ore­
gon, on Tuesday, the 7th day of
November, 1950, from the hour of
eight o'clock in the forenoon to
All as provided by Ordinance and to collect charges for the use
the hour of eight o'clock in the No. 13>4, passed by the Common) of ^¡,1 sewer system and facilities
afternoon, and at said election a Council and approved by the
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Charter Amendment entitled "An Mayor on Octoir 9th. 1950.
d"d ’° f*X and C°"eCt connect,on
Act to amend the Charter of the
Dated October 12, 1950.
charges and to pledge the net rev-
City of Cottage Grove, I.ane
City Recorder.
| enues thereof, after ¡»ayment of
( ounty, Oregon, by adding thereto ।
D. J. ALLEN, 1 the operation and maintenance ex-
a new chapter authorizing the
The following is the Charter । pens« thereof,
to the payment of
< ommon < ounci) to acquire, con- Amendment to be voted upon:
the interest on, and to the re­
struct, install, operate, maintain.!
CHARTER AMENDMENT
tirement of the principal of the
replace and repair within or with- । an ACT TO AMEN D THE
out the limits of Mid city, in CHARTER OF THE CITY OF'
vv hole or in part, a complete sewer COTTAGE GRO V E LANE
and drainage system and sewage COUNTY, OREGON, BY ADD-i
dis|usal plant with all equipment ING THERETO A NEW CHAP-I
and appurtenances necessary and TER AUTHORIZING THE COM-
authonzing the issuance of gen- MON COUNCIL T< > ACQUIRE,
eral obligation bonds of said city I CONSTRUCT, INSTALL. OPER-1
in the aggregate of Four Hundred ATE, MAINTAIN. REPLACE
Thousand
and
no KMI dollars AND
REPAIR
WITHIN
OR
iS-VMl.lMXi<X ii , or so much thereof WITHOUT THE LIMITS OF'
as may lx- necessary, to provide I SAID CITY. IN WHOLE OR IN
funds to defray the cost thereof; PART, A COMPLETE SEWER
authorizing the Council to fix and ' AND DRAINAGE SYSTEM AND
collect charges (or the use of said S E W A G E DISPOSAL PLANT
system and facilities, and author­ WITH ALI. EQUIPMENT AND
izing the pledging of the net rev­
enues of said system and facilities, AND AUTHORIZING THE ISSU-I
and levy ing of ad valorem taxes to ANCE OF GENERAL OBLIGA­
pay the principal and the interest TION BONDS OF SAID CITY IN
upon Mid bonds” will be submitted THE AGGREGATE OF FOUR
to the electors of said City, HUNDRED THOUSAND AND
initiated by a petition of the elec­ NO 100 DOLLARS ($400.000.001,
tors of said City, and referred to OR SO MUCH THEREOF AS
the electors by the Common Coun­ MAY BE NECESSARY, To PRO­
cil for their approval or rejection. VIDE FI NDS TO DEFRAY THU
The ¡silling places for th«’ hold- COST THEREOF; AUTHORIZ-
ing of Mid election in Precinct 1. ! ING THE COUNCIL TO FIX
.. ') .....I 2 '> and 3. Ward _ AND
- -_ COLLECT
__ ___
_ CHARGES FOR
Ward 1 1: • Precincts
2; and Precinct 4. Ward 3 will tx'-THE USE OF SAID SYSTEM
tin* same as those designated for i AND FACILITIES. AND AU-
til»» III,»»»lit
n I election
.»I t »»->■» held
B»,« I »I on said
. a
the
biennial
THOR I ZINC. THE' PLEDGING
date.
OF THE NET REVENGES OF
The Judges and Clerks of each SAID SYSTEM
FACIEI-
of the Precincts of said election TIES. AND LEVYING OF AD
arc herein designated as the same VALOREM TAXES TO PAY THE
as the Judges and Clerks of the PRINCIPAL AND THE 1NTER-
biennial election held on said date. , EST UPON SAID BONDS.
BE IT ENACTED BY THE
ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF
■ 'COTTAGE GROVE. LANE
11 COUNTY, OREGON.
I Section 1: The Common Coun-
I cil of the City of Cottage Grove is
I hereby authorized to acquire, con-
I struct, install, operate, maintain.
I replace and repair within or with-
jout the corixvratc limits of said
I City, in w hole or in part, a com-
rou want a new car to be tops in
i pletc sewer and drainage system
?
things like style and room and
and sewage disposal plant with all
co: ■! . i and powet—
equipment and appurtenances
necessary, all hereinafter included
— nd a thrill-packed fifteen min­
in the general term "Sewer Sys­
utes with the nimble number pic­
tem”.
tured here will show y ou it has ail
Section 2: For th«* purpose of
these things in abundant measure.
providing funds with which to ef­
fectuate the purposes of this chap­
So you ask us —how about money?
ter th<> Common Council is hereby
What docs it cost to buy a Buick—
authorized and cm|x>wered to- is-
sue and sell general obligation
and to own one?
bonds of the City in the amount
All right —let ns ask you some
I of l|j«>ur Hundred Thousand and
questions.
no UK) Dollars ($KM\( hh ).<K)). or so
much thereof as may be neces­
'lake first cost. Do you know that
sary; said bonds to hear date and
Buick prices start down at a level
to maintain as determined by the
Council, but the first installment
pf principal shall fall due and be
payable not later than five f5t
years and the last installment not
later than twenty-five (25» years
from the date of issue, and the
installments of principal and in­
terest due in any year, shall be.
as nearly -as practicable, in such
sums as will permit of an equal
annual tax levy for the retirement
of the interest in said bonds. Said
bonds shall bear interest at the
rate of not to exceed five (5) i>er
| cent per annum, payable semi­
annually. The City of Cottage
Grove may elect to Issue said
bonds with the privilege of retir­
ing any or all of said bonds at par
value and accrued interest, m>on
optional dates to be designated in
said bonds in accordance with the
provisions of Section 97-101
C.C.L.A., and all acts amendatory
thereto.
930 Gibbs Ave.
Section 3: The Common Council
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is hereby authorized an emixvw-1
ered to fix and determine rates,
SEN. WAYNE MORSE
SPEAK
Thur*., O<t. 19, 1950
C. G. HEATING SERVICE
Phone 5 Day or Night
Office at Nolt Chevron Service Station
Call now for
prompt delivery!
STANDARD
HEATING OILS
N&nfa long nm far gour money
slier Bin; Buick!
below v.hat you’d pay for some
sixes—and that every Buick, on a
cents-per-pound basis, is a stand­
out buy?
Take operating cost. Do you know
that the bang you'll get from Buick's
Fireball power comes from a
valv e-in-head engine — recognized
by engineers as a thrifty saver
of fuel?
Do you know that owners of 1950
Buicks are writing us rave letters,
say ing that this year’s version is the
most economical Buick ever built?
Do you know that such comfort
features as coil springs on all four
wheels protect the car as well as
the passengers — and throw in an
FOUR-WAY FOREFRONT-This
rugged front end (1) sets the style note,
(2) saves on repair costs—vertical bars
are individually replaceable, (3) avoids
"locking horns," (4) makes parking and
garaging easier.
extra saving because they need no
servicing, and are practically
hreakproof to boot?
Do you know that Dynaflow*—
in addition to keeping you fresh
as a daisy on a day-long drive—caps
its convenience with savings on
tires, cuts down the strain on
transmissions and engines — and
eliminates all friction clutch re­
pairs, because it hasn’t any?
Take final cost. Do you know that
when the owner of a Buick gets a
yen for a later model, the prices
that Buicks command on a used-
car lot are the ultimate proof of
their long-run value?
So if you want a real run for your
money, better buy Buick. And the
first step is very simple: Go see
your Buick dealer—soon—and get
an order signed.
♦ I>vnajl‘W Driin w standard on RoAtotASTtS. op.
twnal at tatra coot os Su rm and HreciAL nu.doU.
Tvnt In HENRY J. TAYLOR, ABC Nnt^ork, ivory Monday ivinlng.
YOUR KEY TO GREATER VALUE
MAULDING MOTORS
WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT BUICK WILL BUILD THEM
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