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- ✓ Page 9 The Sentinel, Cottage Grove, Oregon T h an., October 13, 1955 While in’ the east Mrs. Polette C IT Y B R IE F S (Loral residents with item s of personal Interest for the City Briefs column are invited to call 555 or 556; or, item s mav he brought to The Sentinel office,. Mrs. Ray VanSchoiack. She will join her husband, a master ser geant in t h e Air Force, in St. Ives, Huntingdonshire, England, where they plan to stay for three -years. The Farm Bureau will meet at 8 p.m. Tuesday, October 18, at the Cottage Grove Riding club, one mile South on Highway 99. All farmers and their wives are invited to attend. Mrs. Edna Polette returned to Oregon Sunday by airliner from Fitchburg, Mass., where she has spent the past month visiting at the home of her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Casavoy. start out buying something of also visited at Niagara Falls, New their own. Price only $3750. In York City and Lakehurst, N._J. quire Garman Saw Shop. 842R or 558R5.____ __________ 9-1 tp Lane County Voiture 80, 40 et 8, will meet at 7 o'clock tonight PEACHES: Last chance, for Im proved Elberta peaches. Also at Greenwood hall, Junction City. have Gravenstein apples, B art lett Pears, Italian prunes, honey Too Late to Classify and King apples. 5 miles South of Harrisburg on Coburg Rd. FOR SALE: Small modern house lietering Orchards. 9-ltc located near hospital. Wired for - elec, range, elec, hot water FOR SALE: Yorkshire weaner pigs, $12.50 each. Also gilts $40 heater, utility trays, fenced each. Ph. Creswell 4F2. See at yard. Cement foundation, nice Rt. 2, Box 266 (Cloverdale Rdi. neighborhood. Possibilities of — " - 9-11 p enlarging house. Would make good rental house for someone LEAVING state, must sell baby wanting income or would be J buggy, teeterbabe, bathinette, electric range, refrigerator, 3- very desirable for older couple or young couple who want t o 1 burner camp stove, foldipg cot. air mattress, mod. 70 super SALESMAN wanted for hot line FOUND: Cow and calf around FOR SALE: ’46 Ford pickup or grade Winchester “300" II&H of new automobiles and used Aug, 1. Ph. 1101J3, identify and truck cab and--^36-.F ord.parts. Magnum with scope. Ph. 993RX. cars that a r e , taken in trade. pay for ad. -2tp- **-’ 9-2tp-10 9 -3tc-llj Ph. 79-1J 2. , f . ' __________ 9-3tp -ll Need not have had automobile selling experience. Address RF, TWO GOOD clean cars for sale. Sentinel, Box 66, stating Selling 1947 Ford 6, 1948 Chev. Fleet experience.____________9-2tc-10 line, R&H. Gene's Auto. Serv. ____________• 9-ltp FOR SALE: '47 Jeep Willys sta- FQR SALE: Duo-therm oil stove tion Wagon, single drive, good with power air blower, 1954 con condition, $365. Ph. 1102R2. sole model, like new. Owner - ____ 9-ltc leaving town. Ph. 427. 9-ltc TWO GOOD used wood heaters, FOR SALE: Nice building lot, $49.50 and $69.50, delivered and 66' x 105’, near high school and guaranteed. Cannon Appliance Harrison school. Ph. 713LX. Co., Ph 73. 702 Main. 9-ltc _______ . 9-2t c-10 FOR SÀLE: Spark oil heater, ex Bonnie M. Erickson, teacher of cellent condition. 150 gal. oil piano. Ph. Creswell 1003. One tank, approx. 20’ copper tub block from grade and high ing, all for $75. Ph. 243Y or see schools. 9-12tc-20 at 1205 S. 6th St. 9-5tc-13 A/3c Duane Shofstall, who has oeen visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Shofstall, on a 40-day leave from the Air Farce, left Tuesday to visit his brother, Bob, and family in lx»s Angeles. He will report n e x t Tuesday at Parks AFB, and expects to be sent to Japan for service. X ,' J FA Robert *L. Smith left Tues day night for San Diego after (pending a iJ-day leave with his mother, Mrs. Bessie Smith. He will be stationed at San Diego, w here' h e look his boot training, for .a while, then will go to Pearl j Harbor with hig ship, the USS' Sperry. < NEW S Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Git hens left Monday for a business trip"tvhich •will take them to Detroit! Mich.; New York and Washington, I). C. They will be gone for several weeks. Mt. and Mrs. Mark Stevens will stay in their home while they are gone. THE B IG Miss Anne Hill, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jess Hill, was of?c~ of three members of the Univer sity of Oregon campus YWCA to attend a planning committee meeting in Portland October 7 and 8 for the 1956 regional YWCA conference. Miss Hill is co-chair man of this year’s conference, held at Seabeck n e a r Bremerton, Wash., each June. IS H E R E I t’s the highest-styled, biggest-powered Mrs. Mabel Baker returned Oc tober 6 from a two-week visit with her sister, Mrs. G. P. McClanahan. ; In Grants Pass. Her stay included a trip to the Oregon Caves. j Mercury ever built, with more safety-engineered features than any other car in its class! All 12 great new models A group of Eugene area square dancers visited the Stardusters ! club dance Friday night. They were Mr. and Mrs Ray Steele | and Mr. and Mrs. John Harden- I brook. Springflctd, and Mr. a n d , Mrs. Nick Nickson, Mr and Mrs. ’ Bill Carson, Mr. and Mrs. Chuck ’ McCoy, Mr. and Mrs. Maury Mor- j tori and Mr. and Mrs. THen W al-! ker, all of Eugene. Refreshments 1 were served after the dance at 1 the home of Glen Westfall, club , president, protect you with new safety-beam headlamps, new impact-absorbing steering wheel, safety-grip brakes, and a whole array of special safety options to choose from. There’s a big, safe margin o f “jet-ahead” power for passing in the new Safety-Surge V-8 engines of 210 and 225 hp. I t’s yours at prices within reach of anyone Mrs. John Christie and daugh ters, Sandra and Linda, left Sep tember 13 after a three-month visit with her parents, Mr. and J^ who can afford any new car! Stop in for a look and a spin! You’ll agree that now is the time ' 1 b ib t h s T V. to join the Big Move to the Big M! Uuttago Grove Hospital WILLIAMS- To Mr and Mrs William G. Williams. Cottage Grove, a son, Steven Glenn.. Oc tober 4, 1955. .< HELD To Mr. and Mrs Der- . aid W. Held. Cottage Grove, a daughter, Teresa Diane, October 5,1955. - . t t a-' . 4, McCULLQUGH To Mr and Mrs. Samuel I ee McCullough, . Yoncalla, a daughter. Peggy Lynn, ' October 6. 1955 DUNHAM To Mr. and Mrs. ! Vernon I.. Dunham. Cottage Grove, a son, Donald Vernon, Oc tober 7, 1955 BURKHART To Mr and Mrs. Owen L- Burkhart, Dorena, j a daughter, Denise Lynn. October __________ 7, 1955. LEGAL NOTICES notice of A pplication MINERAL PATENT M. A. Oregon 04289 BUREAU O F . LAND MANAGEMENT OREGON DISTRICT LAND OFFICE PORTLAND. OREGON October 10. 1955 Notice is hereby given that AL BERT C WOODARD and JOHN F. WOODARD, whose addresses , • are Cottage Grove. Oregon, have made application, on behalf of themselves, for mineral patent to GOLDBOTTOM LODE MINING CLAIM. In Secs. 1 and 12. T 23 S., R. 1 W., W M . in the Bohemia (unorganized! Mining District in D n e County, Oregon, all under Mineral Survey No. 909. for lands described as follows, to-wit: Commencing at Cor No 1, 'o f the Goldbottom Iz>de Min ing Claim., U. S Mineral Suy- \ vey No. 909, whence the '« Cor. between Secs. 1 land 12. T. 23 S . R 1 W . WM. bears S. 74r 20' E 3.38 41 ft; thence S. 4 13' W 600 ft • to Cor. No. 2; thence N 85 47' W. 1500 ft to Cor. No' 3; thence N. 4‘ 13' E 600 ft. to Cor. No. 4 and thence S. 85* 47’ E 1500 ft to the place of beginning, lying and being in T. 23 S . R 1 W . W M , Lane County. Oregon. Bo hemia (unorganized! Mining District. Location notice is recorded as follows; Goldbottom. Ixrde Mining Claim, in Book 6 page 503, Mining Records, in "Official Record’’ of f. • : ___ / a • claims — Nope' Any and all per sons claiming adversely the min ing ground, vein or lode, premises, o r any portion thereof so de scribed, surveyed, platted and ap- Umess i n e ir lu v n .v c la im s are . -Dull Lincoln-Mercury duly filed according to law, and]*" w ith the Manager W_ the united Ph. 613 will be birred by virtue lovisions of said statute. v
