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DRUNK ON STREET Lou!
Steven Ogilvy, no addrcas given,
S50 or 10 davi: Jiv Thurman Alkire.
667 Willamette St., Eugene, 850 or
10 davs.
DRUNK IN AN AUTO John
Gourlv. no addreu given, wo.
DRUNK IN PUBLIC PLACE Lea
lie Ira Estea, 3471 High St., Eu
gene, 8100.
VAGRANCY Charlea Douglaa
Simmons, 3505 Kincald St., Eugeno,
five rilVL
MINOR IN POSSESSION Peter
Albert Donlon, 1454 tmeraio t.,
Eugene, 50; Richard Allan Stark
uu trmralH St.. Eugene. S50.
DRIVING WITH SUSPENDED LI
CENSE Donald Lee Stone, 150 King
St., Eugene, dlmlea; Ervin ru
.nn 9ann Powell St.. Eugene. $25.
VIOLATION OF BASIC RULE
Virgil Wiley Caldwell, izii . t
Cnrinarlairi. aid: Rernlce Hellen Cox.
1227 Morae St., Eugene, 810; Floyd
l.inrinn rrn. Rt. 2 Box 354. Veneta,
10; Albert Cloyd Jagger, 2975
Bailey Hill Rd., Eugene, $10;
Charlea Lee WUaon, 1400 W. 12th
Ave., Eugene, am; otepnen n,
Perls, 2058 W. 17th Ave., Eugene,
110; Carl Schmltt, Rt. 1 Box 1170,
T.iiffn. SIO: Dale Martin Nygren,
240 E. 30th Ave., Eugene, 125; James
Robert Aiken, 2155 Font St., r-ugene,
V Ann Marcella Paschke. 2945 Wll-
lamette St.. Eugene, 10; Bruce
rharlei Stanafleld. 320 E. 46th Ave.
Eneena. 110: Richardson Wll banks,
1657 E. 13th Ave., Eugene, 810; Julia
lone Huff, 795 mgnway r.u
mu Grant Svlvester Jones, Rt.
S Box 312, Eugene, 610; Don Lee
Kayser, 539 w. mn Ave., r-ugene,
at ft. Kirk Alva Blackerbv. 1332 Law
rence St., Eugene, 815; David Hugh
Pierce, 24 Mountain view ur., tu
imi. 110: Edward Albert Hutchena,
Rt. 1 Box 948, Eugene, 110; Roy Lee
- Anderson, m. z fox vro, cugene,
tin: Turn Ann Alrd. 1622 Escalante
St., Eugene, 85; Ronald Paul Stras-
sen, 1454 Emeraia at., cugene, viu;
William Frederick Ringnalda, 2680
Floral Hill Dr., cugene, azD, micnaei
Richard Curtis, eie rair uaas ur.
Eueene. S10: John Alex Fltzpatrlck
1825 Harris St., Eugene, 16; Grant
Jay Coster, 1158 Lawrence St., Eu
gene, 110; Raymond Paul Knight
Jr., 305 Mowara Ave., cugene, aiu;
Edward George Peck, address un
known, $25; Irvine P. Hinds, 1991
Columbia St., Eugene, $10; Allen
Clarence Taylor. 2905 Ferry St., B.U
gene, dismissed; Edward Klnsella
Montgomery,, 83 Lydlck Way, Eu
gene, $10.
TRAFFIC LIGHT VIOLATION
Charles J II Hon Williams, duo Keny
St., Eugene, $20; Shirley Elving
Kronnke, m. i uox resweu,
115: Walter Granville Berry. Rt. 1
Box 340, Cottage Grove, $5; Ronald
Frank Taylor, 2494 F St., Spring
field, $5; Marvin Laverne Gooch,
3698 Franklin jsiva., &ugene, eioi
Fredrlc Alonzo Moon, 1782 Hem
lock St.. Eugene. $5: Ernest El
bert Bryant, Portland, $15; Gene
vieve UJga Jones, eio uiioen at.,
Eugene, 85; Don O. Cox, Rt. 1, Har
rlsburg, $5; Lester Albert Clark,
683 Norkenzle Rd., Eugene, $5; Don
ald Duane Denny, 5375 Fox Hollow
Rd., Eugene, $5; Phlllls Ann Thomas,
3285 Willamette St., Eugene, $5;
Ethel Josephine McNeil, 900 Hwy.
99E, Junction City, $15; Leroy A.
Mitchell, 3822 S. F St., Springfield,
3; John Claude Mullen, Big Fall
Creek Rd., Fall Creek, $5; Gilbert
James Carter Jr., Rt. 2 Box 436 F,
Creswell, $5; Phillip Clinton Reevea,
Medford, $5; Naomi Allda Nelson,
664 Pheasant Blvd., Eugene, $15;
Merle Maynard Keeney, mgnway 30,
Cheshire, $16: Patrick C. Wright,
Blue River, $15; Robert Gale Boyd
4750 Franklin Blvd.. Eugene. 115
Phillip Nelsen Gillette. 350 S. 43rd
St., Springfield, 65: Cecilia Marie
Denny. Rt. 3 Box 303. Eugene. $5:
Andrew McDuffle Vincent Jr., Port
land, no fine: Charles Lee Brown,
210 Main St., Sprlmfleld, $15; David
Arnold Kucera, 2535 Van Buren St,
Eugene. IS.
STOP SIGN VIOLATION Ken-
nam McHlgnt Norneaa, 1421 Cham
bers St., Eugene, IS; Fay William
wnson, 140U niaclay Dr., Eugene, $10;
Frederick Braatz. 300 Frederick Ct..
Eugene, $5; David James Bodle, 2385
Friendly St., Eugene, $5; Frank Lee
uiark. Jit. 3 Box 269, Eugene, glo;
Jean Lavelle Nasura, 720 Maxwell
Rd., Eugene, $16; Richard James
Werner Jr., 2260 Arthur St., Eugene.
$5; Jackie Lorraine Mather, 4435
Fox Hollow Rd., Eugene, $20; Dean
Willmore Ramsey, 70S Highway BON,
' Eugene, $5; John Forrest Uggen, 225
Santa Clara Ave., Eugene, $5; David
Richard Moore, 10OO Alder St., Eu
gene, $15; Walter Emll Cox, 110 Al
berta St., Eugene, $15; Donald Wil
liam Holley, 205 E. Sixth Ave., Eu
gene, $5; John Alex Fltzpatrlck, 1825
Harrla St., Eugene, $5; Julie Anne
Hampton, Portland, $15; Theodore
McClelland Natt, 1000 Alder St., Eu
gene, $5; John Mark Vlcenze, Box
102, Veneta, $5.
FAILURE TO YIELD RIGHT OF
WAY Clarence Norman Andreessen.
Pendleton, $25 (accident Involved);
Walter Aubrey Welch, 115 W. 30th
Ave.. Eugene. $25 (accident In
volved): Roy George Arnold, 6784
McKenzle Highway. Springfield. 19.
FAILURE TO YIELD RIGHT OF
WAY TO PEDESTRIAN John How
ard Blair, 2750 Portland St., Eu
gene. $25 (accident Involved).
FOLLOWING TOO CIXISE Robert
Lee Wehbcr, 2025 W. 17th Ave., Eu
gene, $5; John Louis McCain, 361
N. Ninth St., Springfield, $25 (ac
cident Involved).
IMPROPER PASSING Flov Ellen
Wells. 1201 Maxwell Rd., Eugene, dis
missed on motion of police department.
FAILURE TO LEAVE NAME AND
ADDRESS AT SCENE OF ACCIDENT
Rudolph Louis Folk, 138 W. 17th
Ave-, hugene,
IMPROPER LEFT TURN Martha
Lee Mills, 795 E. 15th Ave., Eugene,
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Hoover, Rt. Box 20, Veneta, $5;
Bobby James Hasklns, 3320 Elmlra
Rd., Eugene, $5; Donald James
Bumgarner. 256 Allen Ave.. Spring-
field, no fine; Kenneth Harold Cat-
lett. 1336 Agate St.. Eugene. $5.
WRONG WAY ON ONE-WAY
STREET Thelma Irene Byrne, 2171
Madison St., Eugene, $t; Georgette
Elaine Clapshaw, 1290 E. Bailey
St., Eugene, $5; Steven Crocker!
Grier, 920 E. 16th Ave., Eugene, $19;
George Edmond McCavley, Belling
ham. Wash., $15.
IMPROPER LANE USAGE Ern
est Fred Schulke, 11 TumbuU Ln.,
Fi,ffn. 116: Charles Edward Dodd,
Gilchrist, $15; Charles McLaden
Pannaee. Great Falls. Mont.. $15.
DRIVING WITHOUT LIGHTS
M.liln nharlea Wardrlo. 640 W.
First Ave., Eugene, $5; Robert
Miehanl Ordlnff. 1009 Patterson St.
Eugene, $5; Richard Seth Burdlck,
m K Rn 444. Eueene. 88.
PROHIBITED U TURN Dale
b...ia lun w. 22nd Ave.. Eu
gene, $5; Robert Eugene Davis, 09
Lariat ur., r.ugene, ao.
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NOTlCii lb MINING.
CLAIMANTS
Published pursuant to section
5 of the Act of July 23, 1955
(69 Stat. 367).
To whomever It may concern:
PROCEEDING NO. FS 62-1 (Ore
gon 011856). ' '
Notice U hereby given In pur
suance of a proper request for
publication heretofore filed in
accordance with section ft of the
Act of July 23, 1935 (69 Stat.
367), and the regulations there
under (43 CKR 18S.123-185.127.
1. That on August 7. 1961 the
Chief, Forest Service, Depart
ment of Agriculture, whose ad
dress la Washington 2d, D. C,
Hied In the Land Office of the
Bureau of uand Management,
Department of the Interior, at
710 N. K. Holladay. Portland 12,
Oregon, a request for publica
tion of notice to all mineral lo
cators or any person claiming
under them Involving a mining
claim or claims located on lands
owned by the United States In
the County of Lane, State of
Oregon, described as follows, to-wit-
Oregon 01 1858 (FS 62-1), the
Lowell Area, 6SR-19-B, Willam
ette National Forest. Lane Coun
ty. Oregon:
Willamette Meridian, Oregon
T 18 S R 2 E; bees. I to 38
incl. T. 18 S R. 3 E: Sees. 1 to 36
incl. T, 18 S., R. 4 E; SWV Sec.
6; WW, SEV4 Sec. 6; Sec. 7; W
SEW Sec 8; SV4 Sec. 9; SWVi Sec.
10; WMi Sec. 15; Sees. 16 to 21
Incl.i WV'j Sec. 22; Sees. 27 to 33
Incl. T. 19 S., R. 2 E; Sees. 1 to
36 incl. T. 19 S., R. 3 E: Sees.
1 to 11 Incl.; Sees. IS to 21 .!.;
Sees. 30, 31. T. 19 S R. 4 E:
Sees. 5, 6. T. 20 8., R. 1 E: Sees.
1 to 18 Incl.; NVfe, Sec.
20; Sees. 21 to 26 incl.; Sec 36;
those parts of Sees. 27, 28, 33,
34, 35 within the boundary of
the Willamette National Forest
T. 20 S., R 2 E: Sees. 1 to 36 Incl.
T 20 S., R. 3 E: WV4 Sec. S; Sees.
6, 7; WV4 Sec. B; WMi Sec. 18;
WV4 Sec. 19; WV4 Sec. 30; WW
Sec. 31. T. 21 S., R. 1 E. Those
parts of Sees. 1, 2, 12 within the
boundary of the Willamette Na
tional Forest T. 21 8., R. 2 E.
Sees. 1 to 6 Incl.; Sees. 8 to 11
Incl.; Sees. 14 to 16.; Incl. Sees. 21
to 23 Incl.; Sec. 27; those parts of
Sees. 7, 17, IB, 20, 28. 2U, 33 with
in the boundary of the Willam
ette National Forest. T. 21 S., R.
3 E: WW Sec. 6.
2. That If any person claiming
or asserting under, or by virtue
of, any unpaid. ted mining claim
located prior to July 23, 1955,
any right, title, or Interest in the
vegetative surface reso rces and
other surface resources, under
such mining claim, contrary to
or In conflict with the Umlta
ttons or restrictions specified In
section 4 of aald act as to the
above-described lands or any
part thereof, shall fail to file In
the Land Office of the Bureau
of Land Management at 710 N.E.
Holladay, Portland 12, Oregon,
and within 150 days from the
below-stated date of first pub
lication of thla Notice, a verified
statement which shall set forth
as to such mining claims:
(1) The date of location;
(2) The book and page of
recordation of the notice or cer
tificate of location;
(3) The section or sections of
the public land surveys which
embrace su h mining claim; or if
sucb lands are unsurveyea either
the section or sections which
would probably embrace such
mining claim when the . ibltc
land surveys are extended to
such lands or a tie by courses
and dlstancea to an approved
United States mineral monument;
(4) Whether such claimant la a
locator or purchaser under such
location; and
(5) The name and address of
such claimant and names and ad
dresses so tar as known to the
claimant of any other person or
persons claiming any intereat or
Interests In or under such un
patented mining claim; such fail
ure shall be conclusively deemed
(1) to constitute a waiver and
relinquishment by such mining
claimant of any right, title, or
Interest under such mining claim
contrary to or in conflict with
the limitations or restrictions
specified In section 4 of the Act
of July 23, IU55 (69 Stat 367),
as to unpatented claims located
after that date, and (ID to con
stitute a consent by such mining
claimant that such unpatented
mining claim ahall be subject to
said limitations and restrictions,
and (ill) to preclude thereafter,
prior to Issuance of patent, any
asertlon by such mining claimant
of any right or title to or in
terest tn or undo- such mining
claim contra r to or in conflict
with said limitations or restric
tions. Section 4 provides, general
ly, that unpatented miring claims
located after July 23, 1955 shall
not be used for purposes other
than prospecting, mining, or
processing operations, or uses
reasonably Incident thereto; that
such claims will be subject to the
right of the United States to
manage and dispose of the vege
tative surface resources thereof
and to manage other surface re
sources thereof; and that, except
to the extent required for mining
operations and uses reasonably
incident the. to or to provide
clearance for such operations or
uses, claimants of such claims
shall not use or dispose of vege
tative or other surface resources
thereof; and that, except for
clearance for such purposes, any
permitted severance or removal
of timber must be In accordance
with sound principles of forest
management Said section 4 also
provides that uy use of the sur
face of any such mining claim
by the United States, tta permit
tees or licensees, shall be such
as not to endanger or materially
Interfere with the prospecting,
mining, processing or reasonably
incident uses by the mining
claimant
The date of first publication
of this Notice shall be Mterch 7,
1961.
Dated: February 13, I Mr
STANLEY D. LbSTER
Chier, Minerals Section
Bureau of Land Manage
ment Department of the
Interior, Portland, Oregon
First publication- larrh T 1962
119 Ust date of publication
M ay 1, 1962.
Register-Guard
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
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TIMBER FOR SALE, UNITED
STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE
INTERIOR, BUREAU OF LAND
MANAGEMENT: ORAL AUC
TION: as hereinafter designated
will be received by the district
manager, Bureau of Land Man
agement. 1235 r'ean street, tu
gene, Oregon, at 10:30 a.m., PA
CIFIC STANDARD TIME, on
Thursday, April 19, 1962, for all
timber marked or designated for
cutting. Before bids are submit
ted, full Information concerning
the timber, the conditions of sale
and submission of bids should be
obtained from the above district
manager. The right is hereby re
served to waive technical defects;
In this advertisement and to re
ject any or all bids. The Uulted
states reserves tne rignt to waive
any Informality In bids received
whenever such waiver Is In the
Interest of the United States.
IN LANE COUNTY. OREGON:
O&C: All timber designated for
cutting on swu, sec. i
and WW NEW, E!4 NWV, Sec.
30. T. 20 S.. R. 1 E-, Will Mer.
estimated for the purpose of this
sale to be wo m d.c. uougias-nr.
8 M b.f. Western redcedar, 422
M b.f. Western hemlock. No bid
for leu than S18.65 per M b.f.
for the Douglas-fir. 19.60 per M
b.f. for the Western redcedar,
S7.80 per M b.f. for the Western
hemlock, or a total purchase
price of $21,458.90 will be con-j
sidered. Minimum deposit with
bid S2. 200.00. Access to the sale
area la provided by BLM roads
ana u. s. roresi service roaa,
Purchaser must execute License
Agreement with U. S. Forest
aervice pertaining to road main
tenance. No road use fees re
quired. All timber designated for
cutting on SMjNVi, NWWSWVi,
lou 3 ana 4 (Sttswyii, bee. so,
T. 17 S. R. 1 W.. Will. Mer.. esti
mated for the purpose of this
sale to be 1,122 M b.f. Douglas
fir, 34 M b.f. Western redcedar.
66 M b.f. western hemlock, 4 M
o.r. urana nr. no ma for less
than 122.15 per M b.f. for the
uougias-ftr. sia.va per M n.f.
for the Western redcedar, $13.00
per M b.f. for the Western hem
lock, $10.10 per M b.f. for the
Grand fir, or a total purchase
price of $26,218.20 will be con
sidered. Minimum deposit with
bid $2,700.00. Access to the sale
area la provided by road under
UL.M Jurisdiction. No road use
fee is required. All timber des
ignated for cutting on NWVi-
INlV4. JNWM.. NWttSWtt, Sec. 15.
T. 23 S., R. 2 W., Will. Mer., es
timated for the purpose of this
sale to be 2,739 M b.f. Douglas-j
fir, 6 M b.f. Incense cedar, 7 M
b.f. Grand fir. 125 M b.f. West-
ern redcedar, 228 M b.f. Western
nemiOCK. NO bid for lea than
$15.85 per M b.f. for the Doug-glas-flr,
$6.85 per M b.f. for the
Incense cedar, $6.80 per M b.f.
for the Grand fir, $6.55 per M
b.f. for the Western ridriF
$4.45 per M b.f. for the Western
nemiocK. or a total ourphns
price of $45,335.20 will be con
sidered. Minimum deposit with
bid $4,600.00. Access to the sale
la provided by a Federal Access
Road. A road maintenance fee of
$0.10Mmi. is cited among other
conditions. All timber designated
for cutting on SEMNWM. NEW
SW, Lot 2 (NWMSWK), Lot 1
sti to i yf, oec. iv, I . Tt 5., I
R. 3 W., Will. Mer., estimated for
the Durnose of thl ! tn k.
2,460 M b.f. Doufflas-flr. a M h r
western reuceaar, 34 M b.f. In-
t-eiiae ceaar, o m b.f. Western
hemlock. 44 M b.f. r.mnri fir
No bid for less than $22.05 per
w.i. iur Lua uougias-iir, S13.05
per M b.f. for the Went i-ph.
cedar, $13.00 per M b.f. for the!
incense ceaar, 10.95 per M b.f.
for the Western hemlock, to on
Her m u.i. ior me tirand fir, or
a total purchase Hr nt .
236.00 will be considered. Mini
mum aeposit with bid $5,600.00.
Access to the ) ar ! ..,.11..
bis by Ria-ht-of.Wav .or..m.ni.
iwih wun Weyerhaeu
ser Company. A rnnrf ii A
4o.w ciiea. ah timber des-l
m ii aica i or ciunnir An m r i .
20 S., R. 4 W., Will. Mer.. Wl
mated for the mimr, nf ki.
' " i,OiB M D.f. DOUglas-
m vV u, . incense ceaar, 3
M b.f. Western hemlock, 39 M
b.f. White fir. No hiri tn. i...
than $23.65 per M b.f. for Doug-
.o.-,,i, fii.du per m D.r. for the
Incense cedar, nasn m ur
for the Western hemlock, $11.45
per M b.f. for the White fir. or
a total purchase price of $37,
000.35 will be considered. Mini
mum deposit with bid $3,800.00.
m-cess to ine sale art- nrn.
vlded by nubile mad. All tlmhr
designated for cutting on Lot 2
itwvtnr.Vi), swWNEVi. Lota 3
If 4 (NUNWUI. SUNWU. mwu.
SEVi, Sec. 3, T. 18 S., R. 7 W.,
Will. Mer., estimated for the
purpose or this sale to be 2,031
M b.f. Douglas-fir. 17 M b.f. West-
ern redcedar, 51 M b.f. Western
nemiocK. jno bid for 1m than
$25.10 per M b.f. for the Douglas-
nr, n.j3 per M o.f. for the
Western redcedar, $13.10 per M
b.f. for the Western hemlock, or
a loiai purcnase orlce of 151
io wiu oe considered. Mini.
mum deposit with bid S5.200.0fl.
Access to the sale area Is provld-
ea dv HWAMiu witn interna.
uonai I'aper Co. Among condi
tions cuea are a roaa use nav-
ment of $545.74. All timber des
ignated for cutting on E'i, SEVi
NWVi, SKMSWiA, Sec, 15, T. 19
S., R. 6 W Will. Mer., estimated
for the purpose of this sale to be
2.860 M b.f. Douglas-fir, 42 M
n.t. western redcedar. 196 M b.f.
Western hemlock. No hid for
less than $16.70 per M b.f. for
the Douglas-fir, $9.30 per M b.f.
tor tne western redcedar, 8.05
per M b.f. for the Western hem
lock, or a total purchase price of
$55,450.40 will be considered. Min
imum deposit with bid $5,600.00.
Access to the sale area Is nro-
vlded bv road covered under
Right-of-way Agreement E-308
witn international Paper Co. A
toal road use fee of $371.76 Is
cited among ot her conditions.
All timber designated for cut
ling on SV-iSKWNKU, SWV4NW14,
S. Sec. 23, T. 18 S., R. 8 W.,
Wll). Mer., estimated for the pur
pose of this sale to be 807 M
b.f. Douglas-fir, 9 M b.f. West
ern redcedar, 239 M b.f. Western
hemlock. No bid for less than
$21.15 per M b.f. for the Douglas-fir,
$9.70 per M b.f. for the
western redcedar. s60 per M
b.f. for the Western hemlock, or
a total purchase price of $19,
210.75 will be considered. Mint
mum deposit with bid $2,000.00.
Access to the sale area Is pro
vided by a road covered by
RiBhtof-Way Agreements E-310
and E-142 with International Pa
per Co. A road use fee of $422.00
Is cited among other conditions,
All timber designated for cut
ling on Lot 3 (SWNWi-4), Ely
NWU, Sec. 19. T. 15 S.. R. 8 W.,
Wilt. Mer., estimated for (he
purpose of this sale to be 153 M
b.f. Douglas-fir. No bid for less
than $25.70 per M b.f. for the
Dougias-rtr, or a total purchase
price of W ,9.12.10 will be con
sidered. Minimum deposit with
bid $400.00. Access is provided by
supplement 3 to Right-of-way
Agreement E-172 with Hull Lum
ber Co. which requires a road
use fee of 10.75 M and a mainte
nance fee of $0.15M. All timber
designated for cutting on NW
SW., SEUSWW, Sec. 33, S-
SWV-4. Sec. 36. T. 15 Se It. W
Lot 1 iNWtNWtl Sec. 1. T. 16
S., R. 8 W., Lot 28 (SW4SWV,
Sec. 31. T. 15 S.. R. 7 W.. Will.
Mer., estimated for the purpose
of this sale to be 241 M b.f
Douglas-ftr, 59 M b.f. Western
hemlock. No hid for less than
$22 80 per M h.f. for the Doug
las-fir. $9 40 per M b.f. for the
Western hemlock, or a total pur
chase price of $6.049 40 will be
considered. Minimum deposit
with bid $650.00. Access to (he
sate area Is provided by BUM
roads and roads covered by arm
t rat Ion and negotiation agree-
Leo all
men! with Mult Lumber Co., of
Junction City, Oregon. IN LINN
COUNTY. OREGON: O&C: All
timber designated for cutting on
SWVt Sec. 35, T. 14 S., R- 2 W.J
win. Mer., estimated ior ine
purpose of this sale to be 358 M
b.f. Douglas-fir, 31 M b.f. West
ern redcedar, 29 M b.f. Western
hemlock. No bid for less than
$21.25 per M b.f. for the Doug-
gaa-rir, sji.29 per M b.f. for the
Western redcedar, $11.10 per M
b.f. for the Western hemlock, or I
a total purchase price of $8,278.15
will be considered. Minimum de
posit with bid $850.00. Access is
provided by roads controlled by
the blm and roads covered un
der Agreement E-123 with Tim
ber Products Co. of Oregon. A
road use fee of $0.50M b.f. la
cited among other conditions. IN
LANE COUNTY, OREGON: O&C:
All timber designated for cut
ting on NEW. Lot 1 (NWVNWV),
EV6NWM, NEV4SEH, Sec. 19. T,
16 S., R. 6 W Will. Mer., esti
mated for ine purpose of this
sale to be 2,773 M b.f, Douglas-
fir, 143 M n.f. western redcedar,
68 M b.f. Western hemlock. No
bid for less than $17.30 per M b.
f. for the Douglas-fir, $9.65 per
M b.f. for the Western redcedar.
$9.20 per M b.f. for the Western
hemlock, or a total purchase
price of $49,976.45 will be con
sidered. Minimum deposit with
bid $5,000.00. Access is provided
by BLM Road. AU timber desig
nated for cutting on E44, NEVt
NWW, NWSWV, SEV4SWV4, Sec.
25, T. 16 S., R. 7 W WiU. Mer.J
estimated for the purpose of this'
sale to be 3,481 M b.f. Douglas
fir. 109 M b.f. Western redcedar.
93 M b.f. Western hemlock. No
bid for less than $22.40 per M b.
f. for the Douglas-fir, $11.90 per
M b.f. for the Western redcedar.
$10.45 per M b.f. for the West
ern nemiocK, or a total purchase
price of $80,243.35 will be con
sidered. Minimum deposit with
bid $6,100.00. Access to the sale
area is provided by BLM roads.
A road maintenance fee ot $847.
10 la cited.
No. 262 March 28, 1962.
INVITATION TO BID
The Housing Authority and
Urban Renewal Agency of Lane
uouniy, Oregon, win receive
sealed bids for the off-site re
moval of one (1) residential
structure within the Third Street
Urban Renewal Project area, No.
ORE R-2, Springfield, Oregon,
more particularly described as
follows:
Parcel No. 1-68. One (1) wood-
frame constructed house located
at 334 "F" Street, Springfield,
Oregon.
Bids will be accepted until
10:00 a.m. on the 6th dav of
April, 1962 at 300 Falrvlew Drive,
Springfield, Oregon, at which
time all bids will be publicly
opened and read aloud.
Contract documents, including
technical specifications, are on
file at the office of the Housing
Authority and Urban Renewal
Agency of Lane County, Oregon,
300 Falrvlew Drive, Springfield,
Oregon.
certified check nr bank
draft payable to the Housing!
Authority and Urban Renewal!
Agency of Lane County, Oregon,)
or a satisfactory bid bond exe
cuted by the bidder and accept
able surety In an amount equal
to ten per cent (10) of the esti
mated value for the off-site re
moval, shall be submitted with
each Bond.
The successful bidder will be
required to furnish and pay for
satisfactory manufacturers and
contractors public liability insur
ance with limits of not less than
50100.000.
The Housing Authority and
Urban Renewal Agency of Lane!
County, Oregon reserves the
right to reject any and all bids
or waive any informalities in the
bidding. Bids may be held by!
the Housing Authority and Urban.
Kenewai Agency of Lane coun
ty, Oregon or a period not to
exceed tnirty (301 davs from tne
opening date of bids for the
purpose of reviewing bids and
Investigating the qualifications
of bidders prior to the awarding!
01 contracts.
LELAND R. ANDERSON
Acting Executive Director
March 2. 1962
No. 228 March 21, 1962
INVITATION FOR BIDS
Notice Is hereby given that
sealed bids will be received by
Olga Freeman, Lane County
Clerk, at the Court House, Eu
gene, Oregon until 10:00 a.m.
March 30. 1962 for 33,000 Repub
lican Ballots, 40,000 Democratic
Ballots, 74,000 Judiciary Ballots
and 74.000 Measures Ballots, all
tn accordance with specifications
now on file In said Clerks Of
fice. The bids will be opened!
publicly at 10:00 ajn. March 30,
1962 in the County Commission
ers' Room, Court House. Eugene,
Oregon. The County reserves the
right to accept bids with minor!
deviations from specifications or!
to reject any or all bids. No bid'
der may withdraw his bid after
the hour set for the opening
thereof, or before award of the
contract, unless said award is
delayed for a period exceeding
3i days, ah envelopes should be
plainly marked "BIDS" on the
outside, bach bid must be acconv
panted by a certified check or
Did bond for 10 of the bid
price, to be forfeited if the bid
is accepted and contract not Per
formed. BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS, By Jess Hill,
rranK r.111011 ana nennetn Niel
sen, County Commissioners.
INO. 231 March 23. 1962
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Pursuant to ORS 477.045. notice
is hereby given that a public
hearing will be held at the of
fices of the Eastern Lane Forest
Protective Association, Spring
field. Oregon, on Wednesday,
March 28, 1962, at 2:00 p.m., for
the purpose of providing alt
owners of Isnda an opportunity
to be heard on matters pertain
ing to the budgeting of moneys1
required to defray the cost of
fire protection and suppression
within the boundaries of the
Eastern Lane Forest Protective
Association District and for
privately owned lands in East
ern Lane County within the
boundaries, of the Umpqua and
Willamette National Forests. A
copy of the tentative budget for
the fire district may be inspected
at the Eastern Lane Forest Pro
tective Association Office, Spring
field, uregon.
OREGON STATE DEPARTMENT
OF FORESTRY,
D. L. PH1PPS, State Forester
NO. 244 March 21. 1962.
NOTICE TO R EC, .STORED
HOLDERS OF DEBENTURE
BONDS DATED OCTOBER 1
1957 OF SNKl.I.STROM LUMBER
COMPANY
Notice Is hereby given that
Snellstrom Lumber Co., pursuant
to terms of debenture bonds
dated October 1. 1957, exercises)
Its right to purcnase an said
bonds and hereby fixes April
1962 as the oate for purchase
thereof, for cash in the prtnet
pal amount thereof, together!
with Interest through March,
1962.
SNELLSTROM LUMBER CO.
239 March 31. 1962
noticeishereby;.ven
that the undersigned has beeenl
appointed Administratrix with:
the Will Annexed of the estate
of Cora A. Mason, deceased, by
the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon for Lane County. All
persons having claims against
said estate are hereeby notified
to present the same to the un
dersigned at 877 Willamette
Street. Eugene, Oregon, duly ver
ified and with proper vouchers,
within six months from the date
of the first publication of this
notice, said date of first publica
tion being Februarv 21, 1962.
RUTH A. CLARK.
Administratrix c.t.a.
r Bailey, Hoffman, Spencer &
i Morris, Attorneys.
NV 4986 March 21, 1962.
Leg q If
NOTICE TO
MINING CLAIMANTS
Published pursuant to section
5 of the Act of July 23, IMS (69
Stat. 367).
To whomever It may concern:
PROCEEDING NO. FS 62-3 (Ore
gon 011868). ,
Notice Is hereby given In pur
suance of a proper request for
publication heretofore filed ln ac
cordance with section 5 of the
Act of July 23. 1953 (69 Stat.
367), and the regulations there
under (43 CrR 183.1Z3-1B5.1Z7).
1. That on August 21, 1961. the
Chief, Forest Service, Depart
ment of Agriculture, whose ad
dress Is Washington 25, D. C,
filed ln the Land Office of the
Bureau of Land Management. De
partment of the Interior, at 710
N.E. Holladay, roruano iz, ure
gon, a request for publication of
notice to all mineral locators or
any person claiming under them
Involving a mining claim or
claims located on lands owned
by the United States In the Coun
ties of Linn and Lane, State of
Oregon, described as follows- to
wn:
Oregon 011868 (FS 62-3). the
Blue River Area, 6-SR-19-4, Wil
lamette National Forest. Linn
and Lane counties, Oregon:
The unsurveyea sections listed
are those which would probably
embrace the lands when the pub
lic land suvreys are extended to
sucn lanas.
Willamette Meridian, Oregon
T. 14 S.. R. 5E.: S"A Sec. 23:
Sees. 26, 28, 29; Sees. 30 to 38
Incl. T 15 S R. 4 E: Sec. 1; Sees.;
11 to 13 incl: Sees. 22 to 25 incl.:
Sec. 36, T. 15 S., R. 5 E; (Unsur-
veyed) Sees. 1 to 36 incl. T. 16 S.,
R. 2E: NEVi, E Mi NWV.. SWV
NWVi, N'SWVi. NWVi SEVi, Sec.
ZS, T. 16 S., K. 3 E: SttStt,
NWVi SEVi Sec. 10: SV4SV4, NEVi
SEVi Sec. 11: Sees. 14, 15; SVi
NEVi, SEViNWV, SVfc Sec. 17;)
SEVi NWVi, SEVi SEVi Sec. . 18;
Lots 4. 5. 6. 7. NEViNEVi NEV4-
SEVi Sec. 19; Sec. 20; NV& Sec.
21: Sees. 22. 23. NV. NVSV&,
SE'iSEVi, Sec. 26; NV4 NEVi,
aE.y4nE.y4, &ec. z: juois i. z. s,
6, 7 Sec. 30; ENEVi, SWViNEVi,
SVa Sec. 35. T. 16 S.. K. 4 E:
SVfeNEVi, SEViSWVi, Sec. 13; Lots
8, 7, 8, SWViSEVi Sec. 23; Lots
to 8 incl., NttSVfe. SWViSEVi
Sec. 24; SW"4SWVi Sec. 25; S!4-
sev sec. 26: aWvisEVi sec. 30:
SVSSEVi Sec. 32! S'aSIA, NEVi'
SEVi Sec. 33; SVSEVi Sec. 34;
INEvi Sec. 33, T. IBS., K. 5 E:
Sees. 13 to 17 Incl.; Sees. 19 to
24 Incl.; Sees. 27 to 32 Incl.;
Partly surveyed Sees. 12. 18. 26:
unsurveyed Sees. 1 to 11 incl.;
&ec. za; sees, as to ao inci.
T.17S., R.3E: Lots 5. 6, 7, 8,
SVa Sec. 1; NWVi NEVi Sec. 2;
NEVi, EViNWVi, NVfcSEVi Sec.
12; SWViSWVi, NEVi SEVi Sec.
13; Sees. 23 to 26 Incl.; SViNEVi,
SEVi NWVi, ESWVi Sec. 34; Sec.
35. T. 17 S., R.4E: Sees. 2, 3;
Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, SWViNEVi, SEVi
NWVi, El6SWVi Sec. 4; Lots
2,SWy4NEVi Sec. 5; Lot 7,
EV&SWVi, SWViSE'i Sec. 6; Lots
2, 3, 4, 9, 10, 11, 12, EVa Sec.
SWViNWVi. WVaSWVi, SEVi-
swy sec. u; sees, lu, n, vi,
13. 15: Lots 1. 2. 9. WViNEVi
Sec. 18; Lots 4, 9, 10, 11 Sec.
31. T.17S., R.5E: (Unsurveyed)
Sees. 1 to 36 Incl. T. 17 S.. R. 6 E:
(unsurveyed) sees. 7, u, v; sees.
la to zz inci.; sees, 27 to 34 inci.
T. 18 S., R. 4 E: Sees. 1 to 4 incl.;
NV4, SEVi Sec. 5; NEVi Sec. 6;
NEVi Sec. 8; NVfc Sec. 9; NV&.I
SEVi Sec. 10; Sees. 11, 12, 13,
14; EMi Sec. 15; EV Sec. 22;
Sees. 23, 24. T. 18 S., R. 5 E:: (Un
surveyed) Sees. 1 to 29 incl.;
Sees. 33 to 36 Incl. T. 18 S., R. 6 E:
(Unsurveyed) Sees. 2 to 11 Incl.;
Sees. 13 to 36 Incl. T. 19 S., R. 5 E:
Sees. 1, 2. 11. 12. 13. 14. 23. 24,
T. 19 S., R. 5V& E: (Unsurveyed)
Sees. 1 to 5 inch; Sees. 8 to 17
Incl.; Sees. 20 to 29 incl; Sees,
32 to 36 Incl. T, 19 S., R. 6 E:
(Unsurveyed) Sees. 7 to 9 Incl.;
Sees. 16 to 21 Incl.; Sees. 28 to
aa inci.
2. That If any Person claiming
or asserting unaer, or oy virtue
of, any unpatented mining claim
located prior to July 23, 1955,
any right, title, or interest In the
vegetative surface resources and
other surface resources, under
such mining claim, contrary to
or in conflict wun tne limita
tions or restrictions specified ln
section 4 of said act, as to the
above-described lands or any
part thereof, shall fall to file in
the Land Office of the Bureau of
Land Management at 710 N.E.
Holladay, Portland 12, Oregon,
ana witnin iau aays from tne be
low-stated date of first publica
tion of this Notice, a verified!
statement which shall set forth;
as to such mining claims:
(II The date of location:
(2) The book and name of
recordation of the notice
or certificate of location:
(3) The lection or sections of
the public land surveys which
embrace such mining claim; or
if such lands are unsurveyed
either the section or sections
which would probably embrace
sucn mining claim when the pub
lic land surveys are extended to
such lands or a tie by courses!
and distances to an approved!
united states mineral monument:
(4) Whether such claimant Is
a locator or purchaser under
such location: and
(5) The name and address of I
such claimant and names and
addresses so far as known to the
claimant of any other person or
persons claiming any interest or
interests in or under such un
patented mining claim: such fail
ure shall be conclusively deemed
(1) to constitute a waiver and
relinquishment by such mining
claimant of any right, title, or
interest under such mining claim
contrary to or In conflict with
the limitations or restrictions
specified in section 4 of the Act
of July 23, 1955 (69 Stat. 367),
as to unpatented claims located
after that date, and (11) to con
stitute a consent by such mining
claimant that such unpatented
mining claim shall be subject to;
said limitations and restrictions,)
and (ill)) to preclude thereafter,!
prior to Issuance of patent, any
assertion by such mining claim
ant of any right or title to or)
interest in or under such mining
claim contrary to or In conflict!
with said limitations or restric
tions. Section 4 provides, gen
erally, that unpatented mining
claims located after July 23,
ivm snail not be used for pur
poses other than prospecting,!
mining, or processing operations,)
or uses reasonably incident!
thereto; that such claims will be
subject to the right of the Untt-I
ed States to manage and dispose!
of the vegetative surface re
sources thereof and to manasc
other surface resources thereof;
and that, except to the extent
required ror mmine operations
and uses reasonably Incident
inereto or to provide clearance
for such operations or uses.
claimants of such claims shall
not use or dispose of vegetative
or other surface resources there
of; and that, except for clear
ance for sucn purposes, any per
mitted severance or removal of
timber must be In accordance
with sound principles of forest
management. Said section 4 also
provides that any use of the
surface of any such mining claim
by the United States, Its per
mittees or licensees, shall be such
as not to endanger or materially
interfere lth the prospecting,
mining, processing or reasonably
incident uses by the mining
claimant.
The date of first publication of
this Notice hall be Mar. 14, 1962.
Dated: Feb. 23. 1962.
STANLEY D. LESTER
Chief. Mineral Section
Bureau of Land
Management. Department
of the Interior
Portland, Oregon.
First publication March 11 1961
243 La.t dale of publication i
way ivm.
Legoli
NATIONAL FOREST
TIMBER FOR SALE
Gibraltar Leave Strip
Oral auction bida will be re
ceived by the Forest Supervisor,
or his authorized representative
at the office of the Forest Su
pervisor, Room 215, Post Office
Building, Eugene, Oregon, be
ginning at 10:00 an. April 23,
1962, for all merchantable timber
marked or designated for cut
ting on an area embracing 99
acres, more or less, within sec
tions 17. 18. 20. T. 18S.. R. 3S..
W.M., surveyed, ln the Wil
lamette National Forest, Oregon.!
The estimated volumes are: 5,000
M board feet of Douglas-fir and:
700 M board feet of Western!
hemlock and other species. The
minimum acceptable bid per M
board feet is as follows: uoug-las-fir
$27.15 and Western hem
lock and other species $5.75. This
includes the following rates, per
M board feet for stumpage in
cluding deposit for sale area bet
terment: $18.90 base rate plus
an additional $7.40 for Douglas-1
nr, az.uu base rate pius an ad
ditional $2.90 for western nem
lock and other species and $0.85
for slash disposal for all species.
In addition there Is within the
sale area an unestlmated volume
of pine logs to be paid for at
$26.30 per M board feet and an
unestlmated volume of cedar logs
which will be paid for at $3.20
per M board feet which Includes
required deposit for sale area
betterment, plus $0.85 for slash
disposal. The prices bid for!
stumpage shall be considered as
tentative rates subject to quarter
ly calendar adjustment upward
or downward by 0.5 of the dif
ference between the average of
the monthly Douglas-fir region
indices, as calculated by the
Forest Service for the three
prevloua months, and the follow
ing base indices: uougias-nr:
125.24(F) and Western nemiocK
and other species 89.54(A). Such
adjustments in the price for
stumpage shall be applicable to
timber scaled during the three-;
months period following the
quarter for which the adjustment
is computed. In no event, how
ever, shall the adjusted stump
age rates for each quarter be
less than the base rates as stat
ed above. Sealed bids will be
publicly opened and posted, at
the Post Office Building. Eugene,
Oregon, at 10:00 a.m. on April
23, 1962.
All those who submitted a satis
factory sealed bid will be per
mitted Immediately to continue
auction bidding, A money order,
bank draft, cashier's or certified
check ln the sum of $9,000.00
must accompany each bid, to be
applied to tne purcnase price,
refunded, or retained for ap
plication to anv claim for dam
ages, according to the conditions
of sale. If requested by the pur
chaser, contract terms will per
mit felling of timber ln ad
vance of payment up to the
value of the performance bond.1
If an oral bid is declared to be
high at the closing of the auc
tion, the bidder must Immediate
ly confirm the oral bid by sub
mitting it ln writing on a For
est Service bid form. The right
to reject any and all bids Is re
served. Forest Service bid forms
for use ln submitting sealed bids
and full information concerning
the Umber, the conditions of sale
and the submission of bids
should be obtained from the Dis
trict Ranger, Lowell, Oregon, or
the Forest Supervisor, Eugene,
uregon before bids are sub
mitted.
No. 263 March 21, 1962.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES j
By Junior Dealer monthly $1-75
Rv jitninp riftaler 6 months
In advance 10.00
Bv Junior Dealer yearly In
advance - 1900
By motor route vearly In
advance - 21.00
By mall in Oregon 1 mo. t.75
By mall In Oregon 3 mos.... 4.50
By mail In Oregon 6 mos.... 8.50
By mail tn Oregon 1 year.. 15.00
By mail out of slate 1 mo. 2.00
Mall subscriptions ln Junior
Dealer delivered zones are
charged same rate as that of
Junior dealer delivery. All local
engravings oy wntsnire.
CALL FOR SEALED BIDS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that sea,ed bids for site prepare
tion, brush clearing, sub-grading,!
granular fill and compaction for
the Edgewood Elementary School
located at 577 East 46tn Street,
Eugene, Oregon, according to
plans and specifications which
may De secured oy qualified Old
ders from Balzhlser, Seder &
Rhodes, Architects, 725 Country;
Club Road, Eugene, Oregon, will
be received by the Clerk of
school District No. 4. Lane Coun
ty, Oregon, at the office of said
uierk until the hour of 10:00 a.m,
on the 6th day of April, 1962.
nans win do avauaDie to quali
fied bidders on March 27. 1962.
Bids are to be unconditional
and a bid bond equal to five per
cent (5) of the bid must ac
company 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 bid or fail or neg
lect to complete his contract In
accordance with the terms
thereof.
The School Board of said Dis
trict reserves the right to reject!
any and all bids, and also to1
waive any and all Informalities
in the bids. Dated thla 21st day
of Marcn, iwz.
MILLARD Z. POND.
Clerk, School District No. 4,
Lane County, Oregon.
No. 264 M a re h 28. 196 2.
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
NOTICE Is hereby given that
the undersigned has filed her
Final Account with the Court
in the Alexander Workman, De
ceased estate and that Wednes
day the 29th day of March, 1962,
at 10:00 o'clock A.M., of said
day, In the Circuit Court of
the State of Oregon for Lane
County, has been set as the
time and place for hearing ob
jections to said Final Account
and for settlement of said estate
ROMA HANSEN WORKMAN,
Executrix of the Estate
of Alexander Workman,
Deceased
JOHNSON. JOHNSON & ,
HARRANG
641 East Broadway,
Eugene, Oregon
Attorneys for Estate
No. 205 Mar. 281962
NOTICE OF HEARING OF
FINAL ACCOUNT
NOTICF. ic urnyov r.i;rv
that the undersigned adminis
tratrix of the Estate of George
C. Vaughn, deceased, has filed
her final account of the admin
istration of said estate tn the
Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon, for Lane County, and
that the 16th day of April, 1962,
at the hour of ten (10:00) o'clock)
In the forenoon of said day, in
the Circuit Court Room of the
Lane County Courthouse, at Eu
gene Lane County, Oregon, has
been fixed by the Circuit Court
of Lane County, as the time and
place of hearing objections to
said final account.
VIOLA C. VAUGHN,
Administratrix of the
Estate of George C. Vaughn,
Deceased.
THOMPSON, MUMFORD &
WOODRICH, !
Attorneys at Law,
874 Willamette,
Eugene, Oregon.
No. 221 April 4, 1962.
N OT I C E 15 HE R E &YG IVEN
that the undersigned, MARY ANN
MAYES. Administratrix of the
Estate of William J. Maye, also
Funeral Director 110
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Florists Cut F lower. 115
rrORATTXRRGEMENTS
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Crematoriums
120
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Monuments 135
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ALL Rates for more than one
day are for consecutive inser
tions without change or copy.
The latest hour for Sunday's
paper la 5:30 p.m. Friday, except
ads of one incn or less taxen
until 10 a.m. Saturday: Monday
ads will be accepted between 8
and 9 a.m. for "Too Late To
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between 8 and 9 a.m. for the
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Saturday i
Death Notices 100
HANNA Charles A. Hanna of
Route 1, Box 447, Veneta died
March 20, 1962. He was born
July 1, 1892 ln Elkhead, Oregon
and had been a resident of this
area for the past 5 years. He
is survived by his wife. Rose
mond; 2 sons: Claude C. of
Seattle and Donald L. of Flor
ence; 1 daughter, Mrs. Clinton
Barnett of Seattle; 1 brother,
W. J. Wltte of Tlgard; also 5
grandchildren. Graveside serv
ices will be held Friday, March
23, 1962 at 2 p.m. at West Lawn
Memorial Park. Rev. Robert1
Powell officiating. Slmon-Louns-bury
In charge.
HUUSEArthur W 1Tb urn House
of 1551 North 7th Street. Spring
field, passed away on March
19, 1962 at a local hospital. He
was born December 13, 1891 In
Alnsworth, Nebraska, and was
retired from the city mainte
nance crew. He was united in
marriage to Eva Klrkpatrick on
rebruary zs, mzu in Ainswortn,
and had been a resident of this
community and of the state for
tne past zi years. He was a
veteran of World War I; a
member of the American Le
gion, and the Independent Or
der of Foresters. He la sur
vived by his wife, Eva; one son,
Gary D., ln U.S. Army In Fort
Ord, California: two daughters:
Esther Lake of Seattle, Wash
ington, and Bessie Odell of
Springfield; six grandchildren;
his step-mother, Llllle House
of Washington D.C; a step
brother, John House of Wash
ington D.C; numerous nieces
and nephews. Funeral services
win De neia on Thursday,
March 22. 1962 at 2um ln Buell
Chapel. Rev. Ross Knotts offi
ciating with interment In Lane
Memorial Gardens.
McCULLOCH John Wesley Mc
Culloch of Route 5, Eugene
BLAESlNG GRANlTg CO.
Established 1896
769 Highway 99N DI 3-0911
Lost & Found 155
U)STTLADY'S ELGIN WRIST
WATCH, yellow gold, douoie
strand bracelet. Wednesday at
or near Mc Arthur Court.. RE
WARD. Call Salem 363-9339,
COLLECT, days.
COST. Junction City area. 10-
months-old black Labrador,
"Nick" Reward. Call RI 0-
2804.
LOST. Ladles yellow gold watch.
wire mesh hand, downtown Eu
gene. Reward. RI 6-1872 after
5:30 p.m.
LOST Six weeks oI3 female
black Labrador. REWARD. Vi
cinity 1473 Walnut Street. Dt
K-f0ftfi after 6 n.m.
LOST Black and tan ' hound,
with collar. FEMALE, Elmlra
Notl vicinity. REWARD. WE
5-2049.
LOST Black leather key case.
Seven keys. Downtown uroao
wav. Mondav. DI 4-6591.
HOST One year old, female
Golden Retriever. Near istn
and University. D I 5-0410.
REWARD. Two row boats, lost
during floods on Fall ureeK
near Jasper. DI 4-8673.
EOST Sealpoint male Siamese.
Vicinity 1572 City View. Chll
dren's pet. REWARD. DI 4-0491,
COST LARGE SIAMESE, male.
Dark brown, blue eyes. Collar.
Vicinity Chefs Foods. DI 3-6148.
died March 21, 1962. Funeral
arrangements entrusted to si
mon-Lounsbury.
SMlTRRuby Jean Smith of ldlo
Washington Street died March
20, 1962. She was born No
vember 3, 1926 In Pleasant Hill
Oregon. She was employed as a
teller at the First National Bank
She was a member of the First
Christian Church of Eugene.
Survived by her mother, Mary
Belle Smith of Eugene; a sis
ter, Marjorie Belle Smith of
Albuquerque, New Mexico;
many Aunts, Uncles and Cous
ins survive. Funeral arrange
ments, entrusted to Simon-Lounsbury.
TALLER DAY Fredrick "Tec!
Tallerday of 420 North 19th
Street, Springfield, passed away
on March 19. 1962 at his home.
He was born August 7, 1903 ln
nnoxvuie, lowa. He was
plasterer for - a construction!
company. He was united in
marriage to Alice Burke on
July 19, 1922 in St. Paul, Min
nesota, and had been a resi
dent of this community for the
past seven years, and of the
state for 20 years. He is sur
vived by his wife. Alice; two
sons: Tom and Joseph both of
springfieid; two daughters:
Joan Zumbuhl of Seaside, and
Mary Ruth of Alderwood,
Washington; 13 grandchildren;
one brother, BUI of Des Moines,
towa; numerous nieces and
nephews. Funeral services will
be held on Thursday, March
22, 1962 at 10am In Buell Chan
el. Father Louis Sohler offi
ciating with interment in Mt,
Vernon Cemetery.
V AG ONeTCG eorg e Ira Wagoner
ot 453 south 43rd Place. Snrlne-
fleld, passed away on March
20, 1962 at his home. Funeral
services will be held at the
Hill Mortuary ln Alva. Okla
homa. Buell Chapel In charge
ot loca ia rrangements.
Funeral Notices 165
ELLIOTT MagBie Ancle Elliott
of 680 East 40th Avenue. Fu
neral services will be held on
Thursday, March 22. 1962 at 2
p.m. in the England Funeral
Home, Pearl at 18th. Dr. Vance
H. Webster officiating with in
terment In the Mulkey Ceme
tery.
K ERNS Mattte Agnes Kerns of
735 East 36th Place, Eugene.
Funeral services will be held
Thursday, March 22. 1962
2:30 p.m. in the Church of
Christ, 10th and Washington
streets. Rosse Long officiating
Interment West Lawn. Simon
Lounsbury In charge.
Funeral Directors
Mills mortUa
Cottage Grove WH 2-3121
Drain. TEmnle 6-9881
mJRPrlYTTlSERAL HOME
Personal 160
THRIFT & GIFT SHOP consign-
Ing resumes Monday, March
26th, with spring clothing, gift
Items, china, antiques, furni
ture, silver, draperies, mtscel- ,
laneous household items need
ed. Open Monday through
Thursday, 10 a.m. till 4 p.m.
Consigning Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday 10 a.m. till 2 pan.
2839 Willamette.
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS""
ALANON FAMILY GROUPS
INFORMATION and HELP with
family drinking problems day
or night.
TELEPHONE Dl 3-2523
BRING good used clothing, fur-
niture, household goods to Eu
gene Mission Store at 484 Wil
lamette. ' Newspapers, maga
zines to warehouse at West
15th-Tyler. .
NOW I I An Enlarged & Modern
Prescription Department to
Serve You Better and Faster.
Open Dally From 9 a.m. to
p.m. PARAMOUNT DRUGS,
2100 Main.
ANY GIRL IN DIFFICULtYOnV
In need of counseling should ,
contact The Salvation Army
or White Shield Home, 1261
N. W. Mayflower Avenue, Port
land. Telephone CApltol 3-1632.
FOR Information and facilities in
problems of mental retarda
tion of' children and adults,
call the Association for the
Help of Retarded Children, DI
3-9142, 210 West 14th, Eugene.
TfiFifty Denture
SERVICE LABORATORIES
Repairs & rellnes, prices you can
atioro:
122 N. 5th. Springfield RI 7-811S
YOUNG WOMAff of any falthTh
need of confidential advice
may contact Catholic Charities,
278 West Broadway, Eugene
Phone Dl 5-3642.
MARRIAGE andor Family Coun
selling; Professionally qualified
staff; call Catholic Charities of
Lane County at Diamond 5-3643
for appointment.
D"ENTAL PLATETT2PAlrl Dr.
Harry Semler, dentist, corner
8th and Willamette, Eugene,
Oregon.
Ladles' Wool Coats 96c
Sullivan's Victone Cleaners
315 13th Ave. E. DI 4-2443
Schools-Colleges 1 75
SUPER
MARKET TRAINING
Short day or evening courses, low
luuion, steady worn 1,000's of
our graduates working. No high
school diploma required. Call
or visit M. T. I. Schools, 72A
Southeast Grand, Portland. BE
2-8105.
Private Instruction T66
CESSSES IN tEATHERCEAFT:
The Hobby Corner. 18 West
17th. OI 3-2855, evenings DI 1-
9909.
Eugene DftlVER TRAtNtrJfl '
DI 5-5772
Licensed Bonded Teacher
Real Estate
Homes for Sale
110
Junction City Harrlsbure
sometimes known as W. J. Mayes, Phone Junction Cltv WY 8-2152
deceased, nas filed ner final Ac- BUELL CHAPEL
count as such Administratrix ln Parking Adjacent Chapel
tne Ltrcult court of tne Mate of Springfield. 8th & B RI 7-3319
uregon ior ijne Loumy. ana SMITH FUNERALCHAPEL
saia L-ouri naaiura tna .rem aay n5 N slxth WH w511
n.uin. ..h , hi SUnset 2-2541
House of Lane County, In Eu-j
gene, Oregon, as the date, time
and place for the hearing of said
Final Account and of objections
thereto, and for the final settle
ment of said estate.
MARYANN MAYES,
Administratrix.
Bailey, Hoffman. Spencer &
Morris. Attorneys.
No. 4985 March 21. 1962.
Oakrldge, Oregon
Whatever You Need
From real estate to a harrow or,
rake you'll find It fart In the1
Classified Section! '
Register-Guard
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
Phone DI 51-5-51
"203
WEST5T0E
Spacious 2 bedroom, hardwood
floors, close to Whitaker
School. Will trade for 3 bed
room in Adams School area.
NEAR UNIVERSITY
3 bedroom, separate dining room.
aiso oreaKiast area, inside
utility plus storage. The yard
Is beautifully landscaped &
covered patio for summer liv
ing. The price la only $11,000,
pay owners equity tt assume
loan. Consider pickup or boat
& trailer as part down pay
ment. Eve Astrld Lindsay, DI
4-041.
Pruden Realty
1200 High DI tints
CLOSE IN"
BUT
EXCLUSIVE
Rambling ranch type home on
acre just 5 minutes from cltv
center. 2.000 square feet ot
gracious living. Out of town
owner says sell at less thsn
replacement cost. Good terms
and will consider some trade.
If you are ready to move up
to better living call
L4R ENTERPRISES
1758 West Uth DI M179
8 YEARS STOTOOO-
1 BEDROOMS, GAMEB1RD
VILLAGE
Large lot. Call Luclla Johnson
DI 5-4070, Gordon Brunton
Realtv.
HI 5-8594 874 Pearl St.
S4.500
3 BEDROOM near Irving. Garden
space and well. Eves call Fran
cis Shrode. DI S-1fc8.
THOMPSON REALTY
2587 Willamette Dl 2-2438
FOUR BEDR05M HOWE Tn
Brownsville. Newly remodeled.
Corner lot. Sweet home, M7
315:5 Homes from $15,800
ARTHUR M. GILBERT SONS
RI 8-5313 BuUders RI 8-tfrj