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Newspaper Page TextRegister-Guard, Eugene, Ore. 8B Wed., Aug. 25, 1954 New Housing Law Eases Mortgaging Bad Weather Slows Logging Stormy weather in Westei Oregon last week cut log supplies! money fol. home improvements ' whenever such waiver Is lr below demand levels, according to without takjng out separate loans. lanT cou.vrv, orkgon WASHINGTON OPi The new federal housing law permits home owners with government insured mortgages to borrow Rrsistcr-fiuard, Eugene, Ore. SB Wed., Aug. 25, 11)51 legals 1, 11154, for all llmher marked or dcsicnated for cuulnc. Before bids are submitted, full informa tion concerning the timber, the conditions of sale and submis sion of bids should be obtained from Ihe above District Korcstcr. The right is hereby reserved to waive technical defects in this advertisement and to reject any or all bids. The United States reserves tho right to waive any Informality in bids received IS 111 INK ates. IN SI- IISI.AW RIVKR MARKETING aiil-a. Diim ir rnIAIV- ORAL "open end" mortgaging and is al- j auction: green: All timber ready permitted in most states to i designated for cutting in that it, home L "'i'i m ....hi,. economist, reported lucsaay. r,10ncv thev have repaid on their1 estimated for ihe purpose of this FAWLOGS: No. 2 second-growth 1 . rtne sale to be 141) M hd. ft. nouejas- The procedure the weekly Oregon State College farm forest products report. Prices generally held steady as nemano. rami u ,u ... "-'some doK1.cc. Under Lawrence, extension agricultural, : ,.., known tame: thence Easterly to me .lorthcast corner of said Lot 2: I hence East to the East Hue of Cleveland Street; thence North erly along the East line of Cleve land Street to the South line of Cooper Slreet, as plaited in Pet ersen's Plat; ihence Easterly ain.,ff ih South line of Cooper Street In the East line of said Petersons Plat; thence ionncriy to a point, said point being South O'.I.Vu' West 306 feel from the Northwest corner of Lot I Cross Plat, as recorded In Vol ume 25, Pago 582 of Lane County Plat Records; (hence North Bit East 234.5 feet; thenco South n1.1,-' West 1!)9.8 feel; thence Jogs at Willamette Valley mills rang-i"""1 "'""bb. nr. 9 M bd. fl. Weslcrn Hemlock, ed from J3 lo S45 a thousand, mostly i fjnt any kind 01 home improve- 3 M hd. ft. western lien Lcuar. 0 to S44. No. rs were S25 lo . ,. ill mnlifv for an nnpn-pnd No bid for less s19 ncr Long camp-run logs were, s.14 lo $45, mcnl will quality inr an open-ena b( (nr ,hc Dmias.fir, mostly S38 lo S42. Eight-foot logs down mortgage. 10 DC Cllgmic, II must , 5.4n per -.1 bd. It. lor tne esi to 6-inch tops were in good demand ;be a permanent addition to the j ?rn Hemlock, S"0 per I bd. ft at S14 lo $17 a cord, or $.10 lo S38 . 1 . nlih, Ih. ! for the Western Red Cedar, or a Ihfliiia.ri Tiln f nlrt.Prmvl M Mil' OPS i." ...... ................ brought $38 to S45 a thousand. 3's ranged from $25 to S4fl. Peelers were mostly S75, S85 and Sino in ihe northern Willamette Valley. Prices were generally $10 less in Lane County. Prices were steady In Douglas Coun ty. Long camp-run logs ranged from $.35 to $40, mostly around $38. Short logs were $1 to $2 less. No. 2 second growth brought $35 to $3B, with "peelables" up to $45. No. 2 old growth was $40. All No. 3 sawlogs were $26 lo $30. Eight-foot logs were $14.50 to $16.50 a cord. Sixteen-foot logs were $1 less. At Coos Bay No. 2 "third-growth" sawlogs were $33 to $35 a thousand run logs were S30 to $37, mostly $35. Short logs were 52 to sj less. no. i old-growth sawlogs were $43 to $45. No. 2's were $36 lo $38 and No. 3's were $26 to $30. PeelerH were $60, $70, and $80 to $85 a thousand, with some quoted to $100. Outlying areas paid $2 to $4 below Bay prices. PULPWOOD: A paper mill at Ore- Ron City Is back in the market for R-foot second growin unugias nr. un til recently the pulpwood market for Douglas fir had been inactive for aome time. Hemlock, spruce and white fir were $15 a cord at St. Helens. The same spec es were 515 a cord $28.50 to $30 a thousand, at Coos Bay. Hemlock and true firs were $1 cord at Oregon City. HARDWOODS: Alder, ash, and maple at Portland brought $36 a thousand for 16-inch diameters. Eleven-inch logs were $34. and eight-inch logs were S30. Ten-inch alder brought $32 at Willamina. OTHER FOREST PRODUCTS: Tho Willamette National r'orest plans to buy cones. Anyone interested can ob tain a permit and price information from the local ranger. Douglas fir and white fir seed cones were quoted at $3.50 a sack at Salem. Hemlock was $7 a bushel, and Western red-cedar was 15 cents a pound. Swordforn was 10 cents a bunch. Dry cascara bark was 15 cents a pound. At Cons Bay, nalal was 18 cents a hunch, and huckleberry brush was 20 cents. home and contribute home's basic livability. For example,, such items as screened-in porches would qual ify, but washing machines and some appliances would not. LIMITATIONS The size of the improvement loan allowed under these provis ions is limited by the amount n the mortgage paid off, and by the lender's willingness to lend. The improvement loan would become a part of the mortgage No. ,r were $26 to $3ii. Long camp- an( wnuld thus be subject to the rules for mortgages: the Federal Housing Administration will guar antce 95 per cent of the first $9,000 of value, and 75 per cent of the rest, to a limit of S20.000 one one and two-family homes. Mortgages may run up to 30 years. If the improvements were made under the regular FHA improve ment and repair program, it would be subject to a $2,500 ceil ing, and could not run for more than three years and 32 days, and the FHA could not insure more than 80 per cent of its value. SOMETIMES MORE For one type of improvement adding rooms a home owner can borrow more than the paid-off portion of his mortgage, under certain conditions. Open-end mortgages still re quire state concurrence. Fourteen states permit them outright, and 30-odd more permit them with various qualifications. 16 total nurchase nricc of $2.843 .30 will be considered. Minimum de posit with bid, S40O O0. No. 1000 SeptJ. 1054 Legals ""NOTICE OF ANNEXATION " ELECTION NOTICE is hereby given, that pursuant to ordinance, a special election will be held in the City of Eugene, Oregon, and also in the following described territory which is proposed to be annexed to the City of Eugene, to-uit: Beginning at the intersection of the W"est line of Berkeley Park Addition, as platted in Rook 15. Page 28 of Lane County Plat Records with the North line of the South half of South half of Section 35. Township Soinh. Range 4 West, of the w l , a:'.d Items from the Business Beat Bible School Program At Yoncalla Methodist YONCALLA The Methodist church vacation Bible school closed this week with a picnic Friday, Aug. 20. They will have their program during the Sunday a,, 3 mu"""B' ONE HUNDRED dollars, for AUS- ! U. minnlnrl rhilrii-an'c Uncnital A men's quartette from a Bible! c-hnni F,n w arrivoH college in California will have h.rfi frnm r.lenwnod r.itv. Wise. via channels of the Order of Hoo Hoo, lumbermen's fun and serv ice organization. Bob Roberts, snark of tho order locally, re ceived the money in a letter from Wisconsin lumberman George H. Penke who explained that he and his wife had read about the hos pital school in the national Hoo Hoo bulletin. The item was a re charge of the morning and after noon services at the Assembly of God church Sunday, Aug. 22. If the weather is favorable there will be a picnic lunch ot noon. The WSCS of the Methodist church will have an executive meeting in the evening, Tuesday, Aug. 24, for all the officers. The quarterly reports will be filled nut anri anv nlknr hueinnee Ihqi needs to be taken care of will bei.V11 frnm ,he Register-Guard de- transacted. The Yoncalla grade school Ground Improvement committee will meet at the grade school Monday evening, Aug. 23, at 8 p.m." tailing the Hoo-Hoo organization's efforts to aid the crippled chil dren's center. Westfir Woman Home After Surgery in Eugene RS Cnarlcs F- Vinson, Edwin m. ' 1 .Inlincnn anrl Pharlnc Rnllniiln ARTICLES of incorporation have been filed in Salem for the Independence Lumber Corp. of Junction City. Signers of the ar ticles were listed by United Press WESTFIR Mrs. Boh Tillot son returned home Sunday after a week in Eugene hospital and clinic following surgery. She is recovering nicely. Girl Scouts of Wesfir and Oak ridge, 25 of them, with four ofii cers, returned Thursday evening Pianist Honored runninc (hence We: :o t? jm line of Acorn Park Sv.i: :t as platted in Boo r;e ci Lane County p : a : R -x-r : thence Northerly s'.or.s '-? Tjl: line of Acorn Park ;:Si:v--.. . to a point S.VVC'? ie-ez S?r. 0"06'4' East from the N.-r:-. of Fourteenth Aver.-jf; North fi9!5rV Wes: :o tie line of Acorn Par; ?"rc-r;; thence Northerly alone '.t Vf-: line of Acorn Park Src-?: : :t property corner coir.ir.cn I-:t 6 and 7 of Block 18 of :le Se pia t of Blocks 2. 4. tr.i 5 Acorn Park, as recorded :n SroK 20, Page 23 of Lane Our.:y ?lu Record thence w?:r'.y through the center oi Slx-s If to the Northwest corner ci Lm 12, Block 18 of said Ke?U; i Blocks 2, 4, and 5 of A:-:cn Park; thence Southerly the East line of Buck Sire?-, North line of the Sou:h half M the South half of Sor::: 5. Township 17 South. Ksrue 4 West, W.M.; ihence We:erly along the North line of :r.e South half of the South hslf of Sections 35, 34 and 33 of Tovrn ship 17 South, Rar.ce 4 Wen. W.M., to a line bearing South O'OO' West from a point on the South line of Eleventh Avenue West (Route "F" which last mentioned point Is south 0TW West of a point South 88:56' East 5755.2 feet from the North west corner of the Northeast quarter of the Southeast quarter of Section 32, Township 17 South, Range 4 West, of the W.M.; thence North 0;09' East to a point 300 feet North of and measured at right angles to the center line of Eleventh Avenue West; thence Easterlv parallel to and 300 feet North of the center line of Eleventh Avenue West to the East line of Bcrtel son Road (Co. Road No. 442); thence Southerly along the East line of Bertclson Road to the Northwest corner of Lot 49 of Silica Park Subdivision in Sec tion 34, Township 17 South, Range 4 West, W.M.; thence East erly along the North line of Lots 49 through 64 of Silica Park Subdivision to ihe Northeast corner of said Lot 64; thence Easterly parallel to the center line of Eleventh Avenue West (Route "F") to a point due South of the Southeast corner of Math ew Wallis Donation Land Claim No. 40; thence North to the Southeast corner of said D.L.C. No. 40; thence Northerly along (he East line of said D.L.C. No. 40 lo a point 300' South of the South line of tile Coos Bay Branch of (he Southern Pacific Railroad right of way; thence Westerly parallel In and 300' South of the South line of said Coos Bay Branch of the South ern Pacific Railroad to the East, line of the Northwest of the Southwest 'i of Section 27, Town, ship 17 South, Range 4 West, Wiilamclte Meridian; thence South 002' West to a point 572. 03' South 002' West of the South line of the Coos Bay Branch of the Southern Pacific Railroad right of way; said South line of the right of way being 50 feet southerly from the center line of t lie main track at or near stnlion 13922.7: thence North R!T4ri2" West. 764.87 feet; thence North 0"02' East 557.99 feet to the south line of the Southern Pacific Railroad right of way; thence North to the east-west line through the center of Sec lion 27, Township 17 South, ing the rcsular choir practice. As ' EirjrZ,": CRESWELL Miss Jeanne Tiedje, pianist for the First Mcth- lodisl Church, was honored at a surprise social evening at the after several davs at Clark Creek church annex Thursday follow- Camp on Big Fall Creek. ilr. and Mrs. Bud LaDuke. w lh a pre-nuptiai gin snc was pre- cast-west Itlinhanl snrl Tn.-lin !. 1 spnl pH U'Hh a rpntprninpr pnn, , , , , ': '' .. . . ,.;..i: f . ii.k... j n I Kant lino, of Bcrlclson Road (Co. weuM-nn al junciion uiy Wltll j "if iiiik in n KiiiiuuiiKi ..in. umvn , ,OJfl 442); thence southerly Mr. LaDuke's parents, Mr. and j holder with a wrought iron base. along iho east line, nf Bertclson Mrs. J. S. Hughes. Guests present were Mr. and 1 1,0,,H' 10 l'u",s'!;' "',11'! a , 11,10 -r. . , . . .. ir rv m i- n i n. extending South Rll"0fi East from Mrs. Paul Tarker has relurncd1 Mrs. W. II. Tiedje, Paul Topf a poinl. sajrt last mentioned home from a Eucene hosnilnl 'and Ross Bradford. Members of point heing 1471.45 feet South In Oakridge, Lois Rothrock of-the choir were Miss .Helen Vick, j 0e.LrofShrs:,, Least u 'of the line through said Section the cen- the Leggett, Calif., has been visiting-'1"""1- Palmer, Mrs. Bradford, C. the Ted Montgomerys. ;C. Walton, Bernard Walton, Ron- Mrs. Frieda A. Rogers of Var-!i,ltl Tendick, Mr. and Mrs. George ren, Arizona, and her erand--R"Ss. Mrs. David Shnop, Mrs. daughter, .luanila Rogers nf Low ell, Ariz., are guests ot the T. S. Littleton family. Creswell WSCS To Meet on Fifteenth CRESWELL Mrs. C. C. "Walt on led tho missionary lesson at the meeting of the Woman's So ciety of Christian Service at the Methodist Church Wednesday fol lowing a covered dish dinner. Mrs. lrma Ofiram will lead the lesson on "Because .lesus Cares" at the Scpl. 15 meeting and Mrs. L. A. Schmidt will have charpe of the devotions. On the luncheon committee for that day are Mrs. F. E. Vick and Mrs. C. I. Kent. To decorate the church for Sep tember arc Mrs. W. D. Tiedje and Mrs. John Bonnett. On the recep-i uon committee are Mrs. K. E. Al len and Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Vick. W. C. Kent. Adams and Mrs. C. 1. Legali Walterville Personals WALTERVILLE Mrs. Pnnald Bigelow and her three sons left Sunday for two weeks' vacation, In California with her sister. William White has jjone to. Yachats where he has rented a cabin for an extended vacation and fishing trip. j Ben McCann of Los Angeles iS a guest at the Bob Eddings home., Before he returns to his home he I will visit his mother at St. Helens. I NOTICE 'OF SALfi NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN (hat the unrirrsifinrfl Adminis tratrix, by virtue of an Order hy the Circuit Court of the State of Orecon for Lane County. In the matter of the Estate of FRANK LEVI SANBORN, Pe reascd. on the 17th day of Aitc nt, liisi, will, from and art or the 2fith day of Auqust, lil.Vl, sell all of the followiiiR describ ed personal properly, lo wit: Fixtures, furtiishiiiKs, appli ances, cookinc utensils, dishes, silverware, and miscellaneous stork and goods from Sandy's Cafe, in Mapleton, Orecon, and other miscellaneous items be longing to the estate. Terms of Sale: Auction-tvpe hids at a private sale. Sale nvy be made for cash. Bids mav he submit ted to the under si cned at her residence al Mapleton, Ore Cm, or to the undersiqnert M the office of Bruce R, Avrit, allorney, 87 East Broariwiv, Eu cene, Orecon. The Administra trix reserves the richt to refuse anv and all bid's. PUre of sal': Sandv's Cafe. Mapleton, Orecon. Paled this 17th riav of August, 19.V1. nonoTHV swborv. Administratrix Estate of Frank Levi Sanborn, Peceacd, Mapleton, Orecon. Bruce R. Avrit, Attorney R7 East Rroaday, F.ucohp, Orcfion. No, 10 Auc 2.1. 1JI54. "TIMBER" FOR SALEntSMTEh STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT. Oral auction bids as hereinafter designated will be received bv the District Forester, Bureau of Land Man agement, Room 322 Hampton Building, Eugene, Oregon, be ginning at 10:30 A.M.. Pacifie Standard Time, on September Northwest 'i of Section 27. Township 17 South. Ranee 4 West, W.M.: thence South Bii'OB' East to a point South 0"19' West 1475.70 feet from a point in the center of the old Elmira Road, said last mentioned point being 1104.33 Teet. North 89 16' West from Iho Northeast corner of ihe Southwest ''.( of the Northeast ' i of Section 27, Township 17 South. Range. 4 West. Willam ette Meridian; thence North 0M9' West to a point North 025' East 197.0 feet and North RO'Ofi' West 901.78 feet from a point, said last mentioned point heinc 1319.7 feet South 0"28' West of the Northeast corner of tho South west. t of the Northeast 'i of Section 27, Township 17 South. Range 4 West, W.M.: thence South 89'OfV East to the West line of Alva Park Subdivision; thence Southerly along the West lino of Alva Tack Subdivision to the east-west line thru the cen ter of Section 27, Township 17 South, Range 4 West, W.M., thence Easterly on a line throuch the center of Sections, 27 and 26. Township 17 South, Range 4 West, W.M. to a line bearing North 0'3S' East from a point, said last mentioned point heing 965.3 feet North 89' 10' West of a point that is 1011.5 feet North O'W East of a point that is 47.9H5 chains South and 26.R81 chains North 89"40' West of the Northwest corner of the Prior F. Rlalr Donation Land Claim No. 39, Township 17 South, Ranee 4 West, W.M.; thence Smith 0'3.V West to a point 9t5.3 feet North 8910 West of a point that is 1011.5 feet North 0"3V East of a point (hat is 47.985 chains South and 2tVfi8l chains North 89" 40' West of the Northwest corner of the Prior F. Blair n.L.C. 39; thence South 8910' East to a point 598.0 feet North 89'10 West of a point that is 1011.5 fret N'orth 0"3fi' East of a point that is 47.985 chains South and 2fi,681 chains North R9'40' West I of the Northwest corner of the j Prior F. Blair D.L.C. 39. Town ship 17 South. Range 4 West, Willamette Meridtan; thence North 0'3t East to a point due I West of the Northwest corner if Lot 2 of the Plat of Oak lome; thence Eat to the North est corner of Lot 2 Plat of Oak i North 89 55' East lo the East line of Garfield Street; tnence 1 Southcrlv along East line of Gar I field Street to tho Southwest comer of Lot 11 of Cross Plat; j thence Easterlv along ihe South i linn of said Lot It of Cross Plat and on East to the City Limits of Kiiene. said Citv Limits be ing a line runninc due North i from the Northwest corner of i .lames Huddleston's Donation j Land Claim 37; thence South j to the North line of McLaren's! Plat: thence Westerly to Ihe Northwest corner of McLaren's Plat: thence Southerly to Ihe Southwest corner of Blair Street i Addition; thence Easterly alone i the South boundary of Blair i Street Addition to a line runninc . due North from the Northwest corner of James Huddleston Do ! nation Land Claim No. 37; thenco j South to the South line of Fifth I Avenue West: thence westerly along the South line of Fifth ; Avenue West' and the South line of the Orecon Electric Railway Comnanv ruht of way to the North line of Section 3fi, Town ship 17 South. Range 4 West, Willamette Meridian; thence Westerly to the Northwest corner of said Section 3S; thence South erlv io the Northeast corner of1 Berkeley Park Addition; thenco I Wes'.erly to the Northwest cor-1 ner of Berkeley Park Addition; j : Vr.ce Southerly along the west : 'tr.e of Berkeley Park Addition j :. rhe pmt of beginning, all in ; Ljre Ccunty, State of Oregon. TV e'ec'in will be held on :V dsv of September. 1954. i-i electors in the City of Y:5? ar.d m the territory pro-T-.'w-i be annexed are hereby r M ar.d invited to vote upon : i-r.t'xation of said territory :V Ci:v of Eucene. pursuant $.;v..v. to 222.180 Ore- U:ed Statutes, by placing T7 ztr.zr&'AT.z upon their ballots worrlj. "For Annexation" or A;-i'.r.i Annexation" or words f-: .vjLen: thereto. The polling r ": i -.:! be open from 8:00 c- rl.vS a in the morning tin :J $ .'0 o-!ock p.m. in the cven-Pju-iiic Standard Time, of ciy. Vr.e Omnion Council of the C"y of Eucene has designated :r.e fcllowir.e as the polling r'.i.-es within ffte area proposed be annexed, to-wit: Tverson Paint Company Store, rrs West 11th Ave., West of the Wen City Limits of Eugene, Orc- con, in Lane County, Oregon, and within the City of Eugene, Oregon, to be as follows, to-wit: Ward No. 1: Very Little The ater, 2350 Hilyard, Eugene, Ore gon. Ward No. 2: Grace Lutheran Church, 11th and Ferry Street, I Eucene, Oregon. Ward Xo. 3: Eugene Voca ; tional School, 751 Fourth Avenue west, Eugene, Oregon Ward No. 4: Woodrow Wilson Jr. High, 17th and Charnelton, Eugene, Oregon This notice shall bo published once each week for four succes sive weeks in the Eugene Register-Guard, a daily newspaper of general circulation In Eugene, Oregon, and in the area pro posed to be annexed and shall also be posted for a like period of time in four public places within the City of Eugene, Ore gon, and four public places with in said territory proposed to be annexed. Datcc' Ihis 10th day of August, 1954, COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF EUGENE, OREGON. No. 998 Sept. 15, 1954. TIMBER FOR SaTe. UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT. Oral auction bids as hereinafter' designated will be received by the District Forester, Bureau of Land Man agement, Room 322. Hampton Building, Eugene, Oregon, be ginning at 10:30 A.M., Pacific Standard Time, on September IB, 1954. for all timber marked or designated for cutting. Before bids are submitted, full infor mation concerning the limber, the conditions of sale and sub mission of bids should he ob tained from the a hove District Forester. The right is hereby reserved lo waive technical de fects in this advertisement and to reject any or all oids. The United States reserves the right to waive any informality in bids received whenever such waiver Is in the interest of the Untied States. IN LINN COUNTY, ORE GON: UPPER WILLAMETTE MARKETING AREA: O. & C: ORAL AUCTION: GREEN: All llmhAi. I r . ui.-mnniiu iiii villi I II li on ! S'-jNW'iNW'i, S'j.WVi,,. Ni-N'i .sy'i, .sec. II T. 15 S., R. 2 W., cMimaicn tor tne purpose of Ihis sale to be 3.715 M bd. ft. Douglas-fir, 53 M bd. ft. West ern Hemlock. 188 M hd. ft. West ern Red Cedar, 3 M bd. ft. In cense Cedar. No hid for less than S20.35 per M bd. ft. For the Douglas-fir, S9.20 per M bd. ft, for the Western Hemlnrk, $5.05 per M bd. rt. for the Western Red Cedar and the Incense Cedar, or a total purchase price of S77,fifi2.90 will be considered. Minimum deposit with bid, S4, 500.00. IN LANE COUNTY. ORK GON: UPPER WILLAMETTE MARKETING AREA: O. & C: ORAL AUCTION: GREEN: All timber designated for cutting on Nl-jSWU, Sec. 31, T. 18 S., R. 1 E., W.M., estimated for the pur pose oT Ibis sale to he 802 M hd. ft. Douglas-fir, 10 M hd. fl. Western Hemlock, 18 M bd. fl White Fir, 68 M hd. ft. Western Red Cedar, 2 M hd. ft. Incense Cedar. No hid for less than S15.70 per M hd. ft. for the Douglas-fir, $8,20 per M bd. ft. for the Western Hemlock, S4.95 per M bd. ft. for the While Fir, S3.00 per M hd. ft. for the Western Red Cedar and Incense Cedar, or a total purchase price Of S12.952.50 Will bo considered Minimum deposit with bid. Si,. 250.00. SIUSLAW RIVER MAR KETING AREA: O. & C.: ORAL AUCTION: SALVAGE: All tim ber designated for cutting on K'aNE'-iSE'i. S'iSW'jSEt4, SEi i SE4, Sec. 27. T. 19 S., R. $ W., W.M., estimated for the pur pose of this sale to be 136 M bd. ft. Douglas-fir. No bid for less than $9.40 per M bd. ft. or a total purchase price of Sl.278.40 will be considered. Minimum de posit with bid. $250.00. All tint her designated for cutting on S2SE'4, SEiiSW'i,, Sec. 29, T 19 S.. R. 4 W.. W.M., estimated for the purpose of this sale to he 70 M bd. ft. Douglas-fir. 1 M bd. ft. White Fir. No bid for less than $5.80 per M hd. ft. for the Douglas-fir, S3.50 per M hd. ft. for the White Fir. or a ; total purchase price of $409.50 j will he considered. Minimum de 1 poit with hid, $100.00. All tim I her designated for cutting on i all of Sec. 5 and NEU. E''Vt NE'.SWi,, N'-jSE'i, Sec. 7, T ! 20 s.. R. 8 W., W.M., estimated i for the purpose of this sale to be 5,016 M bd. ft. Douglas-fir, 29 M bd. ft. Western Hemlock, 81 M bd. ft. Western Red Cedar, 22 M bd. ft. White Fir. No bid for less than S7.50 per M bd. ft. for the Douglas-flr. S3.65 ner M bd. ft. for the Western Hem- ; iock. M.au per . on. ti. for the j Western Red Cedar and the I W hite Fir. or a total purchasp price oi s.w.iwtv.fa win he con sidered. Minimum depost with hid, $2,550 00. No. 1 Aug. 25, 1954. Legal N AT I oATTTb R EST TIMBER FOR SALE Oral auction bids will be re ceived hv the Regional Forester, or his authorised representative, at the office of the Forest Su pervisor, Smith Building. Cor vallis, Oregon, beginning at 2:00 p.m., September 28, 1954, for all the live limber marked or des ignated for cutting and all mer chantable dead timber located an an area embracing about 400 acres located in the Walker Creek drainage within Sections 21, 28, 29, 30, 31 and 32, T. 17 S., R. 10 W.. W.M., within the Sius law National Forest. Oregon, es timated to be 16.000 M board feet, more or less, of Douglas fir. 400 M hoard feet, more or less, of Western red cedar and 100 M board feet, for or less, of Western hemlock and other spe cies of sawtlmher. No bid of less than $14.40 per M board feci for Douglas-fir, $2.20 per M board feel for Western red cedar and $4.95 por M board feet for Western hemlock and other spe cies will ho considered. In addi tion to tho prices bid for stump age, a cooperative deposit of $0.35 per M board feel, to be used by the Forest Service for paving ihe cost of slash dis posal, and a cooperative deposit of S0.55 per M board feet, to cover Ihe cost of tree planting, seed sowing and timber stand improvement work on the area cut over, for the total cut of tim ber under the terms of the agree ment, will be required. As a qualification for oral bidding, all bidders must submit a sealed bid accompanied by the required payment to the Forest Supervis or, prior lo 2:00 p.m.. September 28, 1954. Sealed bids will be posted at the beginning of the auction for the information of all bidders. $15,000.00 must ac company each bid lo be applied on the purchase price, refunded, or retained in part as liquidated damages according to the con ditions of sale. If an oral bid is declared to be high at the clos Ing of Ihe auction, the bidder must immediately confirm the oral bid by submitting it in writing on a Forest Service bid fornv The right to reject any and all bids is reserved. For est Service bid forms for use in submitting sealed bids and full information concerning the timber, the condit ions of sa le and the submission of bids should bo obtained from the Forest Supervisor. Corvallls. Ore gon, tho District Ranger at Mapleton, Oregon, or the Re gional Forester, 729 N.E. Oregon Street, Portland, Oregon, before bids are submitted. On Septem ber 17, 1954, at 8:30 a.m., for est officers will meet interested parties at the Mapleton Ranger Station, Mapleton. Oregon, to explain the conditions of sale and show the timber offered for sale. No. 7 Aug. 25. 1954. NOTICE OF HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That the Common Council of the City ot Eugene, Oregon, will hold a public hearing at 7:30 o'clock p.m., Monday, Sept. 13, 1954, at the Council Chambers, City Hail, Eugene, Lane County, Ore gon, at which time and place the registered voters and other interested persons of the City of Eugene may appear and be heard upon the question of an nexation of the following de scribed tract of real property, to-wit: Beginning at a point that Is 64.34 ft. South and 443.fi ft. West of the Section corner common to Sections 33 and 34 In Township 17 South. Range 3 West of the W'illamette Me ridian, and Sections 3 and 4 In Township 18 South, Range 3 West of the Willamette Me ridian in Lane County. Ore- eon, runninc thence North 22 15' West 278.65 It. along the Northeasterly right of way line of the Willamette Highway to the true point of beginning, thence North 22615' West along the Northeasterly right of way line of Highway US 99 lo the present City Limits or Eugene, said City Limits being a line parallel to and 320 ft. Easterly from the East line of Klncaid Park Addition; thence North 040' East along the City Lim its a distance of 30 ft.; thence East to a point that intersects with a line hearing North 26' 09'30" East from the true point of beginning; thence North 2fi 09'30" East to the southwester ly richt of way lino of the. Southern Pacific Railroad; thence along the southwester ly right of way lino ot said railroad South 59e26'30" East 247.69 ft.; Ihence South 26' 09'30" West 40.15 ft.; thence on a 388.56 fl. radius curve right Ohe long chord of which bears South 246' West 356.2 ft, and 8.5 ft. distant from the center of a railroad spur track. a distance of 373.63 ft.; thence North 59-26'30" West to the Northeasterly right of way line of Willamette Highway; Ihence along said Highway right of way line North west lo the true point of beginning, all in Lane County, Oregon, to the City of Eugene. Also, to afrord said registered voters and other interested persons the op portunity to he heard upon the question as to whether or not said Common Council of the City of Eugene should ctcct to dis pense with submitting the ques tion of said annexation lo an eleciinn hy the registered voters of the City of Eugene, or should permit said annexation hy simp iy submitting the same to a vote within the respective areas pro posed to he annexed. This notice is given pursuanl to the provisions of 222.1 10 to 222.190, inclusive, of Oregon Re vised Statutes. COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF EUGENE, OREGON. Date of first publication, Aug ust 25, 1954. Date of last publication, Sept. fl, 1954. No. 1001 Sept.. 8, 1954. CAL"LFO RBIDS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that sealed bids for the construc tion of physical activity rooms at Adams. Harris, Howard, Wash ington and Westmoreland schools according lo plans and specifica tions prepared by Hamlin and Martin, and John L. Reynolds, architects, Eugene Oregon, and which may be secured bv quali fied hiddcrs at the School Ad ministration Building, 275 Sev enth Avenue East, Eugene, on and after August 25, 1954. will he received by the Clerk of School District No, 4, Lane Coun ty, Oregon, at the office of said Clerk until the hour of 2:00 p.m. on the 10th day of Septem ber, 1954. and will hp pnhlicly opened immediately thereatfr." Rids are to be unconditional and a certified check, cash or bid bond equal to five per cent (5) of the hid must accom pany each bid which deposit shall not draw interest and will be forfeited to the said School District as liquidated damages should the successful bidder withdraw his hid or fail or ne glect to complete his contract in accordance with the terms thereof. The School Board of said dis trict reserves the richt to rei-'-t anv and all bids and also lo waive any and all Informalities In bids. Dated this 25th day of Aug ust, 1954. CLARENCE TUNES, Clerk of School District No. 4. No. llAug. 25. 1954. Legals NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT NOTICE Is hereby given lhat Ihe undersigned as Executrix of Ihe estate of Corinnc C, Pres ton, deceased, has filed her final account as such executrix In the Circuit Court of the SI ito or Orecon for Lano County, and that said Court has apnoinled Friday, Ihe 24th day of Septem ber, 1954, at nine o'clock a.m. as the time and the Circuit Court Room of tho Senior Judge of said Court In tho County Courlhouse, Eugene, Lane Coun ty, Oregon, as ine piacn iur hearing objections thereto and tho settlement thereof. DATED this 25lh day of .Aug ust. 1954. A DELE H. PRATT. Executrix as aroresaid. No. il -Sept. 22, 1951. Funeral Supplements 126 SlN10N.L6UNSRURYMorruary' "Parking adjoining Mortuary" 1152 Olive St. Dial 5 1591 Florists 130 FOUXD A PEARL of priceless Information-classified ads receive more comment & bring better re wilts Dial 5-1551 & ask for Classified. 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CANCELLATIONS and CHANGES will be made the day after they are ordered, except when phoned in 7:30-8:00 a.m. MON DAY, when they will be made the same day. DIAL 5-1551 Death Notices 15 TXfVAN Mark J. Sullivan, Tri fant son of Mr. and Mrs. John Sullivan, 1224 S. W. Gibbs, Portland, Ore., passed away Tuesday, Aug. 24, 1954, ai, the age of 6 weeks. Funeral ar rangements will he announced Inter by the Miller Sherman Murphy Funeral Home, Junc tion City. RICHARDSON Robert Clarence Richardson of Pomona. Calif- died al his son's home, Robert F. Richardson of McKcnzIc Rridge. August 23, 1954. He was horn January 1, 1R91 In Cairo, Nebraska. His wife. Clara, preceded him In death. He is survived by 3 children: AlberL R. of Lincoln, Nebraska; Cloydc of Ludington, Michigan; and Robert F. of McKcnzie Bridge. 2 sisters: Greta Snowdcn of Lincoln. Nebraska; and May Burns of Fort Pierce, Florida. Also 6 granchildrcn. His re mains will be forwarded to Ihe Roper Funeral Home in Lin coln, Nebraska, for services and interment. Simon Louns bury JVlorluary in charge. ELLIOTT Mary Jo Elliott of 1171 West 5th Ave., died Au gust 2.1, 1951. She was born March 17, 1B93, In Missouri and had been a resident of Eu gene for Ihe past 10 years. She was a member of the Christian Church. She is survived bv her husband, J. Temple; 1 brother. Raphiel Macy of Louisiana: 1 sister, Rose F. Elliott of En gene. Funeral services will be conducted in Simon Lounsburv Mortuary, Thursday, Aug. 2R, 1954, at 11 a.m. Rev. W. C. Cole will officiate. Interment West Lawn Cemetery. 1TTV.C K Men ryG c or gcRTcc R oJ Rt 5, Eugene, died August 25, 1954. He is survived bv his wife. Wilhclmina L. Rieck. Funeral arrangcmenls entrust ed to Simon Lounsbury Mortuary. Funeral Notices 120 PETERSON Alfred C. Peterson of 435 Day Island Road, died August 23, 1954. He was born March 13, 1886 In Fairmount, Minn. He Is survived bv his wife, Ruby E. Thramer Peter son. Funeral services will he conducted in Simon Lnunshury Mortuary Friday, Aug. 27, 1954, at 2 p.m. Rev. Ingward P. Olsen will officiate. Interment in Rest Haven JVlemorial Park. YODER Jacob E. YodeTTl2.T3 Taylor St. Funeral services will he conducted In the First Bap tist Church, Thursdav, August 2fi, 1954, at 2 p.m. Dr. Vance H. Webster will officiate with interment in Lane Memorial Gardens. Simon Lounsbury Mortuary in charge. ORRIEN Hilton :"Burke01Bflen" Funeral services will be held at the Bartholomew Buell Chapel on Thursdav, Aug. 2fi 1954. at 10 a.m.. Rev. Claude ORrien officiating. Interment in Rest Haven Memorial Park. Funera Supplements 126 POOLfrLARSEN FUNEHATT"" HOME 1100 Charnelton Phone 4-1435 MlLLETt-SIifRMAN-MURT HY"" FUNERAL HOME Junction City Harrisburg Phone 8-2152 Phono 42 B AfTTH 0TO"S! EW"-"STJELC i-wiw.iiAL WORK our'Spci-jaily. Flower by Tommy Williams" Pk4 li351. 2086J-;.Ji5th Ave! Personals 140 j The Hair You Love To Touch WILL bo yours, if you put It in nui' hands, It will have the sparkle of (ho llghls of Broad way, Iho sort touch of silk, a colfruro lhat is not only lovely to handle, hut easv to handle GREDVIGS BEAUTY STUDIO Studio Hide. Free parking. 5-4031 PALMISTRY READINGS Tel Is past , present He f til u re. Advice on all ma t iers. Open daily, 0 a.m. to 11 p.m., includ ing Sun. Full llfo readings Si, 1401 FrnnkMii jye., .Spfld. Jet. ANY GIRL "in trouble nocdinR a friendly adviser wrllo the Salvation Army While Shield Home, P.O. Box 39IB, Portland 3, Oregon, or telephone BEa- con ir.32. "HEALTH STEAM & MINERAL BATHS SPECIAL Manipulative massage & physical therapy. Reduced prices. 610 Willamette, Hamp ton Bldg., Rm. 2IR, Ph. 5-3234. DANCE CLASSES' Register how! Tap, acrobatic, hallel, Hawai ian, personality singing, baton, ballroom. MYRA'S TALENT SCHOOL, opening Sepl. 7th. For information call 3-353B. AKNOWN FACT DlamonT)oh is I ho only Ll FET I M E met a 1 nail dresser emery board. Flex ible, no rasping or scratching. SI at DRUG CENTER, Broad way & Willamette. WILL LADY who plcked up' pack age of Penney's boy's clothing at Johnny's Toy Hnti.sc contact ihe Toy House or Mrs. Thaver Dickey, Rt. 2, Box 7R0, Junc tion City. "ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS" Meetings 8:00 P.M. Thursday, Eugene, 2445 Kincaid Mondays, Spfld., Memorial Bldg. Phone 5-5823 anytime YOUNG women of any faith in need of confidential advice, mav contact Mrs. . Duncan, Catholic Charities, 278 West Broadway, Eugene. Ph. 5-3fi42, WILL THE" LADY with" biack'Ply mouth who hacked into tan Chev. Coupe parked in front of Dr. Samms office about 9 a.m. Monday, please Ph. 4.8537. RUMMAGE SALE by the Star Club of Harrisburg, August 27-28 al the West 7th Rummage Rooms. tots-Homesitti SMAM "fc "AVrclii'M ill S 3..'.,ht.C.Si REWEAVING Burn;., snags, tears, moth holes. ERMA MORRIS. 1060 Hlsh. DRIVKR TRAINING " EUGENE DRIVING SCHOOL nfttno at TED REED NASH Ph. 3-1322 aLcohomcs "anonymous Beginners' group Tues., R P.M. 32'i W. 8lh, upstairs Alcoholics only Ph5.1)347 DENTAL" plate repairrDrTllarry Seniler, Dentist, corner 8th Sc Willamette, Kuficnc. Ore. ftUMMAGE" space. Make rcseiv vatlons now. Ph. 4-5211. REBUILT mtrs., wholesale. T&A Motors. Phone 5-1110. RUMMAGE SALES ROOM Ph. 4-0469 for dates. lost & Found 150 LOST: Sat. night, in or around Lane Theatre. Let. tan, green & red tooled, laced hillrold. Papers important. Keep monev. Return hillrold. Ph. 5-9819. 12.10 Arthur St. POUND: Billfold, containing some currency & drivers lie. Owner may have by paying for this ad & identify, himself. 135 Court Dr. J. L. Miller. Ph. 4-2050, LOST 4 mo. old kitten, tiger face, black back, flecked with sand color, while breast. Vic. 18lh A: Friendly. 5-7502. Reward. LOST: Urbwn Billfold. Kinder please contact Luther Elkins Box 532 Rt. 3, Jet. City, Ore. or ph. Monroe 6054 Reward. LOST Man's key container Jc keys. Auber B. Stevens. Ph. Blue River 4-9272. LOST: 8 mo. old Guernsey hulT. 5 mi. W. Eugene on Crow Rd. Notify Glenn Mack. Ph. 5-7992. LOST: Bulova Watch Lady's between "N" St. & Falrvicw Dr., Spfld. Rew. Ph. 6-3B28. Transportation- 160 LEAVING for" Little" Rock.-Ark., Sept 1st, need 2 riders. See me at 294 Blair Blvd. after 6:30 p.m. or weekend. Good car. TEACHERilriving'to L.ATrSepf 3rd, wishes young woman to ride & share expenses. Her. exchanged. ph!56739. WANT HELP driving "to Chicago". Aug. 20th. Ph. 4-7525. Business, Income Prop. 200 LLTWLEASE 542.500 or $250 mo. 3 blocks from Willamette St. on East 11th. 3 stories MANY ROOMS. Lot 65 bv 160. Investigate NOW! Phone 5-5197 DAVE VAN FOSSEN Real Estate ....(ii-nn Dial 4-7181 1. Mr tk-al gene, on "ome, 4 ling- s. raid mi k... . tun. '"1. hj" a "lr W wired. lS !,. "my room iif WkV (OtW "j except is ."". 1"'lrtrons & 0 ,'Hg D a no i. j .w Wtn if lrons & ,U;ir '" is des Ennri lb I tt aim comfort, aboii 7 N I at ...in , '"si'ciau L". inchdf.. nj I "'"""sum. Z 3 -nil?.. Wl Civ .J " I session. Write r h 1 1 J!x 1103. 6 R,1SjMi IV M S VW A TiSi?i "AS COME Vo T m "' fine, ZV' M0 Tandy Z T J"SI I em l " "l n r iurn u. I,..: 01 uw """.client 3 bedronm h view window. bSTZ P noautlful birch ;.k kitchen fif-i Eararo n...i. 1ft have the ke. ...T any time. v a miiA... a home. Attrietii. " ''. Uv. I m Z " nl la &rP1a n. rm. 12x14. j beC with small HrepUcTfflJ mcnt im 2 car vSt "ten, and shot, old and best ,( K"? IU don nrt 1 imc Clif Culp, Realtor "'."p "sum Ruin. ills Willamette St. rCim uomeOutoi .NAJ We've Found The Wi ine Low Down ON LOW DOWN PAYMENTS fOnlv "1" bin nnnru n.. i . .... uw. i ay ui fill ftj jjoji j $25i) Monthly $63. lncl. tii t ins. Kull price (9,100 Lvxin deluxe washer It drytf. fo atcd, auto, oil urn. AtlMii firs. Tub & shovw. Proi slreel, sidewalks, clly n sewer & elec. In & "piltj fc,' Lcp. lot. Good view. Atlptt trie Lawrence BROKER Bfil Willml. PIlWi F.ve. phs. 5-7170. 4-HH. 441 "Rustic Setting 3-hedrm. home & vitTt tWj landscaped. Planted with to rlos, fruits & nuts. Chit U schools, shops. Prict IUft iooa terms. 3-hodrm. East side hunt, ih lot. garden & shrub Ow schools. Paved sired Tbk a good value it KL 3-hedrm. older tiomt, finn lco. lot, landscaped iiU p den & fruit. $8,500. Tmi Call W. B. DaleldHi, WW Gordon Brunton, Rei mft FRANKLIN BLVD. MULTIPLE LISTING BMP LOOK I! Rental Prop, lor Sale 205 Home & Duplex Very nicR 5 yr. old 2 hrdrm. modern home plus a well fur nishfri duplex; ideal home & Income for retired family. Alchd. Garage with home and dhl. carace for duplex. S1R0 mo. inc. plus your own home. $28,000. Eves. Ph. 4-5853. Cougill Realty M.I East 11th Phone 5-4153 See These Two duplexes for the prico of one, two bedrooms each side, H.W. firs, plastered, always renlcd, Slfl.OOO for bnih and owner will carry loan, will con sider small hse. in or near Santa Clara on dn. pmt. Sec Will Scott aft. hrs. ph. 4-5132 J. U. McGuire MS Wlmt broker ph 5-845fi $7,200 ?5"Wner here-thfs-week only. Rental residence, walking dist. Univ. Nets 10, lop se curity. l"j bdrms., lot 5fixl5fi. Leases $75 monthly, no vacancy In 6 yrs. Valleau, 2338 Onyx. Ph. 4-1032. TG SETTLE RSTATK Attractive duplex, U. of O. dist. Complete wit h rRes., ref rlcs., & auto, washr. 1 apt. has frplce. & w. to w. carpet. Lots of stor aee space. Adam M. Wilhclm, administrator980 yUUmette. NEW DUPLEX, 2 bdrms. ca. sfdc, frple. $3,400 dn. FHA terms. 250 E. 34th Pl.JSuR. 3-2881. cToseTn rental property. Larce lot.s. Zoned multiple dwell ings. Ph. 3-2452. Lost Picnic lunch box vie. Horse Creek Rd. 4-6329. OWNER Transferred . . . i ine his fine College HiUlMs ..In.., hnma al Nil hlT. H want to be settled in Prid when school start uaxi room. am. rm., is. hrkfst nook, Wft2r basement, a Deaumj - sraped lot in a The price - wjXZmjjL Kves. ph. ALLAN U4 BOJ Cougill Realty g East inn t. NEW LISTIM R1 Ph. 7 .1.119 Sprtnsflold. fith & B ATCH HOLLiN-Gsu-nit-rcr ENGLAND FtrNFRAT un.tr. Phone 4-5255. Tcarl St. at' lliih 5CMV E R IN cj &- EN" GL5N D CHAPEL Creswell, 1,t st. Ph. 117 EUGESK CREMATORIUM 110 Charnelton Phone 4-1435 lots Homesites 210 Desirable Eastside Lot convenient to schools and University. 52,00(1 View 'lots, E. side and S. Willamette area Sl.fiOO up. Hall acre $1,200, others availahle. Marianne Perron 4-44B9 Gordon Brunton, Realtor 11)20 FRANKLIN BLVD., 4-4.124 MULTIPLE LISTING BROKER 5 CttyTots. Valued aOCOOd-ca. Sell all for S4.000 cash. If sold this week. (Buying home.) Ph. 5-44.15 cves L"OT""FOR SALE In EuTene"." cm sewer it water. Close to bus 4 .rhool. SS50. Ph. 7-272H . . k.iirnM. IL K.XTHA rint. ' ,H I Iv. & dn. rm. ";J rhen & bar, "V.ulillia oil furnace, nice yrs. old. com nisi. " '-yr FUI.I, PHIL! .". :-1.4 bdrm. sub. home, . rm., Klicnen --- place, ac oil ton floored altlc. v-Winds, b fine condillon. ,1 Harold W.Pg v'es. MSB. Ml2 I , MulllpJeJJfi!!5T- OUUIU"1-"-".. Dlsl. Spacious !'';. mis. down, plus ! "Kj, an apt. up. Has Ige. W tum. 6.1. ttnV Clarence Ingf ; Annul"! " Ptl -VOUOEST Bfl E. side, near bdrms., "!" sfi.nsn. , rcTAii I A TONE J11, 12B0 WlyartBlgjnylS it, $7;0 TOTATMfw w Charmlnl fotMiyBll i beamed ttlUM. ";'"(t I' 15S. shrubbers, VI hdrnw. 1 blk- J. i ta school. Owner " 7. "g1 Stuart Multiple Listing" 1685 Wlllameltejl-sri bedrm.. J tats, ftVf" H. Wo ATI lute Id! nw tt. il k.) n ;,i EASY. QUICK, EFFECTIVE. CALL 5-1551, "CLASSIFIED" i. 1,.....- , a., . mess C11SI. ' . Whlteakcr W. ick sale. on IK mem. NJ3iirS:s rriE,lft'uiil 'ollT" K BV-rtn'S'ER: " -.j. v.ar SCbOOl. FHA h2sfc NEWT mdem iitWV- c5i ' Front Jt-aSi .-t Across from J ,' 4&2 o,h Place iirA-Tf' homC?264rH.r5SS dren-rc,. Bus. Tcrmt "