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LEGAL NOTICES Delight Valley Man Wins TV Prize LEGAL NOTICES IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR LANE COUNTY KATHLEEN RICHARDS and NORMAN RICHARDS, her husband. Plaintiffs, County, on the 10th day of Oc- tober, 1955. which order directs that this Summons he published once a vveek for four consecutive weeks in the Cottage Grove Sen tinel. a weekly newspaper of gen eral circulation, printed and pub lished in Cottage Grove. Lane County. State of Oregon, and that you. and each of you. he required I to appear and answer on or before the last day of the time pre scribed by said order, to-wit: on or before the 10th day of Novem- <M*r, 1955. Date of first publics* tion October 13, 1955. Date of last publication Novemticr 10. 1955 HERBERT W. LOMBARD, At torney tor plaintiffs. Post Office address: Wiser Bldg., Cottage Grove, Oregon._________ 9-5tc-13 JOHN W JOHNSON and JANE DOE JOHNSt )N his wife; TH( l.M. AS J. JOHNSON and MARY JANE JOHNSON, his wife MAY B. CHERRY CHARLOTTE ANN LIGHTFOOT and WILLIAM P. LIGHTFOOT her husband; MENN IE HOI I IS and MOODY M HOLLIS het- husband; IRENE SELLIN ------ and ■OTTO SELLIN, her husband; I LOUISE SAUER and I A. J. SAUER, her husband; the un known heirs of JOHN W. JOHN SI MMONS SON, if deceased; the unknown LN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF heirs of JANE DOE JOHNSON THE STATE OF OREGON his wife, if deceased; the unknown FOR LANE COUNTY heirs of THOMAS J JOHNSON, W. H. DAUGHERTY. Plaintiff. if deceased; the unknown heirs । vs Xcea’sedY ak^^t i?hiNS°N’ if MRS D’ M' RA*ER and D. M. «ec^ased, also all other persons BAKER, her husband the un- right tiHe MtXWHpClalrnin» any known hcbs of MRS " M BA- iT the re d os1 °F i^reS’ FER and D M BAKER. her hus- u"ainnffs^ ComnO nt dpscnbed *n hand, if deceased; also all other plaintiffs Complaint herein. persons or parties unknown claim- Case No 481K« defendants, ing any right, title, estate, lien TO JOHN w tnuMcrvxT j or 'nferest in the real estate des- JANE DOF^limN^!^8^ Enbcd ln Plaintiff s Complaint w'fe; herein. Defendants. THOMAS J JOHNSON and Case No. 48248 MARY JANE JOHNSON, his TO: MRS. D. M. BAKER and wife; the unknown heirs of JOHN । D. M. BAKER, her husband; W. JOHNSON, if deceased; the unknown heirs of MRS. D. the unknown heirs of JANE DOE BAKER and D. M. BAKER. M. hei- JOHNSON, his wife, if deceased' husband, if deceased; also all the unknown heirs of THOMAS other persons or parties unknown j J. JOHNSON, if deceased; the un claiming any right, title, estate, known heirs of MARY JANE lien or interest in the real estate JOHNSON, if deceased; also all described in Plaintiff s Complaint other persons or parties unknown herein, DEFENDANTS claiming any right, title, estate IN THE NAME OF THE hen or interest in the real estate STATE OF OREGON: You arel described in plaintiffs' Complaint hereby summoned and required to ! herein, DEFENDANTS. appear and answer the Complaint IN THE N A M E OF THE of the filed against you I STATE OF OREGON: You are in the plaintiff above entitled suit on or | hereby summoned and required to before the last day of the time appear and answer the Complaint prescribed in the order of publi of the plaintiffs filed against vou cation, to-wit: on or before the in the above entitled suit on or 10th day of November, 1955; and before the last day of the time if you fail to so appear and prescribed in the order of publica answer, for want thereof, the tion, to-wit: on or before the 10th plaintiff will apply to the above day of November, 1955; and if entitled Court for the relief you fail to so appear and answer prayed for in his Complaint, to- tor want thereof the plaintiffs wit: that you, and each of you, will apply to the above entitled be adjudged to have no estate or Court for the relief prayed for in interest whatsoever in or to the their Complaint, to-wit: that you lands and premises herein des and each of you, be adjudged to cribed, as follows: have no estate or interest what Southeast quarter of North- soever in and to the lands and east quarter (SEU premises described as follows to- and North half of Northeast wit: quarter (N>* of NE *4) of West half of the Northeast Southeast quarter (SEUt quarter and Northwest quar Section 26, Township 20, ter of Southeast quarter of South Range 4, West Wil- Section 12, Township 20 lamette Meridian, I.a ne South. Range 4 West of the County, State of Oregon, Willamette Meridian, Lane and that plaintiff is the owner in County, Oregon. fee simple of said property as set and that plaintiffs are the owners out in the Complaint herein, and in fee simple of said property as that you, and each of you be for set out in the Complaint herein; ever enjoined and debarred from and that you, and each of you asserting any claim whatever be forever enjoined and debarred thereto adverse to the plaintiff, from asserting any claim what and for such other and further ever thereto adverse to the plain relief as to the Court shall seem tiffs; and for such other and fur just and equitable. ther relief as to the Court shall This Summons is published pur seem just and equitable. suant to an order made by HON. This Summons is published pur Alfred T. Goodwin, Circuit Judge suant to an order made by HON. of the State of Oregon for Lane Alfred T. Goodwin, Circuit Judge County, on the 6th day of October, of the State of Oregon for Lane . Summons to be published once a ¡week for four consecutive weeks in the Cottage Grove Sentinel, a weekly newspaper of general cir Lawn Mower culation. printed and published at I Cottage Grove, Lane County, State Sharpening and I of Oregon, and that you, and each of you, be required to appear and answer on or before the last day I of the time prescribed by said Kototillers order, to-wit : on or before the Overhaul and Repair I 10 day of November, 1955. Dato | of first publication October 13th, 1955. Date of last publication November 10th. 1955. HERBERT W. LOMBARD, Attorney for Plaintiff. Post Office address: 516 Main Phone 309 Wiser Bldg., Cottage Grove. Ore- 34-tfcx gon. 9-5tc-13 ‘Dogs Point Way,’ Say Foresters SALEM. OREGON The Ore- ■on state forestry department de- fended its bloodhounds this week saying the dogs did point out the trail of th«“ two missing Portland women, who later found close to the Columbia River High- ? The question of why the blood- hounds, owned by Norman Wil lson of the state forestry depart- i ment, failed to find Mrs. Avera I Ferguson and Mrs Bernice Shar- ot tiie Larch Mountain area east of Portland, has been asked by many, especially those familiar with bl Midhounds and heir work. The question also came from men who were on the Fanno Mountain search in Polk county the bodies ot thre? persons after toilowing a cold, rainy 12-day-old , nail. This feat is currently being I considered for t he record books in so tar us a cold ’rail is concerned Human Element to Blame The answer comes from Norman \\ dson, state forestry department wardin, who took the hounds on the Larch Mountain hunt. He said it was the human element and not the fault of the hounds. The two women had been trailed from their car to the edge of a 500-foot I cliff overlooking the Columbia 4’■ OVER THE TOP—"Tony,” an Army sentry dog, tops a long wall during his “basic training” at the Army Dog Training Center, Fort Carson, Colo. This kind of thing prepares Army dogs for any ter rain obstacles that might be encountered in combat. Sentry d?g» often replace men assigned tc protect expensive equipment. COTTAGE GROVE BUSINESS DIRECTORY .»i of Calif, Cliff Vaughan 5th and Quincy Phone 76 ... Phone 876 WICKS ELECTRIC STANDBYS OF COMBAT—U.S. Army soldiers move in after an atom blast to Inspect the relative damage to artillery pieces, vehicles and other equipment stationed from 500 to 2,000 yards from ground zero—core of detonations at the Nevada Test Site. This 90 mm anti-aircraft gun has been subjected to several blasts. .nces Sales and Service Hoffman and Spartan TV Sales and Service Phone 337 Randall - Woolco+f BUILDING SERVICE Phone 4i 41 So. 6th ON THE SPOT? i m i i iii iiiiiiiiiiHiiiimw CALL US WE'LL Sears Bldg. Supply BE THERE Phone 35 24 So. 10th ON THE DOT! Smith Electric Appliance Repairs 500 Main Phone 15 Short's Plumbing Phone 281 By Mrs. ,1. W. Fisher 1‘bone 33F5 THORNTON CORNERS Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Ward left Friday for an extended trip to the U*slie Bowser home at Dufur. They will visit friends in Richland. Wash , and will attend a wedding in Coeur d’Alene. Idaho, before re turning home. Mrs Walter Pitcher of Mosby Creek will care for the store in their absence Mrs. Maria Pitcher of Cottage Grove will as- Miss Marjorie Hemenway spent the weekend here at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mi's. Read Hemenway She is attending the University in Eugene and staying with her grandmother, Mrs W. A Hemenway, in Springfield. Mrs. Ann McCarrol and daugh- ter of Springfield were Sunday visitors at the Joe Premazzi home. ' Mrs. Belle Holobrow of Lynx Hollow was a recent visitor of I Mrs. Higgins. Among out - of - town relatives j and friends who were at the home of Mis R. B. Dixon, following the funeral of her husband last week, were Mr. and Mis. George Paroz, i Don Paroz and Mrs Bob Wilson of Myrtle Creek; Charles Tibbles and son, Charles, of Napa, Calif.; I Mrs Maliel Reed and Floyd Smith i of Monmouth, and Mark Williams and step-father. Mr. McCallister, | of Elko, Nev. Mark Williams lived i in the Dixon home for several Wilson said the dogs, led by Bernice, »trained to go over this cliff, but the men held them back. O t was assumed that t he women ' might have fallen and crashed to | their death on the rocks below. V search failed lo reveal any bodies and t h e opinion of the bloodhounds, Doc, Kate and , nice, was overruled. After Mrs. Ferguson and Mrs. I Sharkey were found alive and well, it came out that they had Mr. and Mrs. Bonnie Perini of scrambled down the cliff at the Arcata. Calif, visited recently exact point where the with Mrs. A. F wanted to go down, north of the । The Knox Hill Higgins. Neighbors club concrete wall. | met Thursday with Mrs. J. W I Descend Steep Slo|M* | Fisher for a potluck luncheon. One of the women had dropped her purse and the two of them Officers elected are Mrs. Alice Foster, president; Mrs. Vicki No- had made their way safely down | wak. vice president; Mrs. Maude I the treacherous, steep cliff to the Premazzi. secretary, and Mrs bottom. Seeing that it im- Nona Kelly, treasurer. The next ! possible to retrace th meeting, November 3, will be with they made their way toward the Mrs. Lillian Davis. A "grab bag" Columbia River highway where sale will be held. they were later found by search Mrs. Edith G. Curtis of Metzer, returned home Monday af Mrs. Ferguson and Mrs. Shar- Oreg., key defended the dogs' judgment ter visiting her daughter and Norman Wilson has the highest grandson, Robert D. Kinkade, who confidence in his five hounds. "If was to leave for San Diego Oc- they climb up a tree. I’ll go right toiler 6. on up," Wilson said. said "We must have confidence in the dogs." At Salem. Bernice, spokesman lor Doe Holhdav and Bg Nose Kate, the othi hound" on the search, wasn't a the affair. She < »en looked a little smug. C. T. Malcolm, 2336 N. E. 30th The five bloodhounds are a pub lic service furnished by the Ore- Avenue, Portland, has been ion stat< forestry department for awarded a $9,4(X) contract by the locating lost persons in the tim- Portland District, Corps of Engin eers, for construction of flood berlands. Queen Guinevere and i Tillie are the other two dogs. protective facilities and installa tion of a drainage culvert with gate for the county road under pass at Jasper on the Middle Fork Willamette Completion Press Phctog’s Clinic Scheduled October 15-16 Lees Paint Store 45 No. 9th Mr and Mrs. R. P. Augenstein and daughters drove to Portland Sunday to take Mrs. Janie Fis cher home. The Delight Valley Neighbors club will hold its monthly inret- ing at the Walker club Thursday. October 20, with Mrs Weston Cameron as hostess. Th«“ project w ill be a plant and bulb exchange. Malcolm Awarded Flood Protective Union Oil Co 630 Miiiteaker 314 Main Jachetta Named To Head Oregon DELIGHT VALLEY John alder was the winner of this Ernest Jachetta. Portland or,;h’s award on the TV gram, "Ft ’lock Pate With ■lent of thi1 ,;on Kay and Phil." Mrs. Stalder a Crippled Children and Adults, the pea red on the program last Thur day and accepted gifts of mer- chandisc for her hushand. The the organization. He succeeds Ed gar V. White of Coos was named national tr awards on the program. Weekend guests at the John Stalder home to hunt deer were society's counsel for n Mr. and Mrs Hazelton and was named at th«“ group's annual Debra of Milwaukie. Mrs. Julia meeting, held at the Eu Hazelton of Everett. Wash. Miss hospital school in Eugene Frida Stalder of Salem. Mrs Mel the Other officers vin Allen of Latham. Roy Stalder trustees were R. Anthonv DuBay of Lynx Hollow and Crank Stai of Portland and Harold Miller of The new Continental Mark II, to be introduced by Ford Motor Company this month, is a prestige auto der. Eugene, vice presidents; William mobile manufactured in low volume with special attention to quality, styling and detail. It retains in Mr and Mrs. Lloyd Myers raid R Wells of Portland, treasurer; modern form many styling characteristics of the former Lincoln-Continental. The fashionable Conti Kandy returned Tuesday from Mrs. Carl Dona igh of Portland, nental spare tire is mounted beneath a unique moulding stamped in the rear deck lid. The "modern formal” deer hunting trip to eastern On secretary; James Lonergan, coun design emphasizes the functional use of chrome, steel and glass areas. The hood is almost six feet long, gon. They were accompanied by sellor; Dr Richard L. Sleeter. and the car is more than 18 feet long. Four inches less than five feet high, it is believed to be the Mr and Mrs Lloyd Swanson and medical advisor, and Jesse Rosen li-i i v of Mt View. Mvi is shot his baum. LaGrande; -Earl Rilev. lowest production tar with both a front and rear seat. A new frame design and the 77 g inch width of buck. Portland; Ward Cwk, Portland, the car insure ample room for all occupants. Russell Dutton and William and Mrs. Edward Seufert, The Turner bagged their bucks re- Dalles, executive board memliers Chambers Outdoor Store OU Thur*.. October 13, 1955 The Sentinel, Cottage drove, Oregon Page if Phone 158R or 789J ? Let our tow service hurry to your rescue. We specialize in quick pick-up . . . speedy fix-up. We make collision damage disap pear. give your car that ’Tcady- for-the-road” look. The cost? Leas than you think! Towing and Boom Service Gene’s Auto Service 284 So. 10th Oregon's second annual press photographer's clinic will I«' held in Portland October 15 and 16. Kirk Braun, president of the Ore gon Press Photographers associa tion announced this week. Braun, staff photographer on the Port- , land Oregonian, indicated that all details of the intensive, fast mov ing two-day training session have been completed. Open to amateur, press, com- mercial and allied fields of pho tography. the clinic is expected to ■ draw 200 persons to the Origon- | ian Hostess House where it is be ing held. In addition open house w ill I m * held at the Oregon Journal and the Oregonian photo labs for all attending the clinic. Staffing the clinic will b«> David Fain. Portland attorney; Al Mon ner and Ed ia“«“, the Oregon Í Journal; Carl Vermilya, Rollie Dodson, Allan de I .ay, and Lev Richards, the Oregonian; John Erickson, the Salem Oregon Statesman; Phil Wolcott, the Eu gene Register - Guardi Charles Conkling, Conkling Color Service; Sherman Blake, KHQ-TV, Spo kane. Wash.; Don Condit, Com mercial Photographers Assoc.; Deane Bond. Pacific Telephone Co.; Harry Johnson. Eastman Ko dak Co.; and Jim Hosmer, free lance photographer. Ir addition representatives of many photo equipment manufacturers will be on hand. Registration forms and com- i pie to programs are available ■ by writing The OPPA. P. O. Box 1633. Portland Registration will be limited to 200 persons. enthus'astic. safe that is not —John Robert Seeley I She will continue to serve as a I trustee of the organization. White in his finii report as presiden I the growth of the soca ty and ve ih d that the J sale was the most succe: in the organiza- tion Call Now For Fast Delivery Prepare for winter’s cold now. Your call — any hour of the day or night will get you prompt delivery of high quality fuel oil. New trustées named wen» Ix>> Rowling. Eugene; onc-year-term A. J. Cixik. Port land. George E Harrington. Medford. Mrs f{. P Lankow, Mrs Skorney, Portland, and Mrs. Earl V. C. Lomax Brownell, Umatilla; its > Gill, Corvallis; Mrs La mar Tooze, Portland, and Mrs. Allan Wall, Portland, three- filerai Petroleum Corp. RAV DENHAM, A special award of merit was presented to Mrs. R Bondu- rant, founder and chairman of the society's Craft Shop for the Handicapped. who announced her retirement effective October 1. Box 538 Ph. 712 u M M S Ditching a Specialty FOWLER b »¡I offers you this biggest water heater feature developed ki rowLEU prevents rust, corrosion, leaky tank FOWLER DEALER 50 Gallon Thrifty-Fifty $12495 No Money Down 36 Months to Pay Roberts & Drury CLIFF AND GEORGE 9th & Gibbs Ph. 444 Yriñlmy Fast Service on— GETS IN and cuts in a hurry because it has top horsepower for its weight, new higher chain speed. It’s the 5wper-Saw for light timber. We're talking about the new McCulloch Super 33 chatn saw of coin se! The new Low Low maintenance saw. TRY IT IN ACTION S&S Equipment ' 2 Block N o. of l!R Depot 117 No. hum- 111. 116 LETTER HEADS ENVELOPES BILL HEADS STATEMENTS INVOICES OFFICE FORMS FACTORY FORMS BOOK WORK SALE BILLS The Cottage Grove Sentinel I 16 North 6th Phone 555
