6- HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES, Thursday. September 13, 1962 . Public NotkeS
Services Monday
For Anna Partlow,
45-Year Resident
By MARY LEE MARLOW
BOARDMAN Funeral services
were held at Burns Mortuary in
Hermiston Monday at 2 p.m. for
Anna Marie Partlow, 68, who died
at her home here September 7
after an illness of several
Mrs. Partlow was born October
m 1803 in Puvallup, Wn the
(iimirhter of Ilenrv and Cecelia
Wilkinson. She was married to
l'mii Vornnn Partlow in January
11)12, and the couple came to
H!,rrlman in 1917 to take un a
iihnrn Ihpv have liv
ed since. Her husband preccueu
her in death in January, 1960.
She is survived by five sons,
Vernon and John of Ilillsboro,
Stanley of Mabton, Wn., Albert
of IrriAon, Roy of Boardman, and
one daughter, Mrs. Wilbur Gibbs
of Boardman; 13 grandchildren
and two Rreat-Rrandchildren.
Burial was in Rivcrview cem
etery in Boardman.
Booth Winners Named
Booth winners at the North
Morrow County Agricultural Ex
hibit hero Inst week were as
f,,iir.ii,t.' r'ummiTcinl proui)
llitchin' Post Cafe, first; Adolf
fl- Annio Skoubo
tllVUOil ,.fi.i - - -
l ii i if I. onninizations Imgon
Pendleton Grain Growers auxil
iarv first; Good Siiepherd Lulh
eran church, Boardman, second
Morrow County Kxtonsion Unit
third: 4.H Sew It's Fun, first
Kniitiv Knitters, second; Sewing
Teens', third. FFA, first.
T-.ll tni,aa Allpfl EtV
Mr jind Mrs. Klvin Ely and
,i.,,,irtitr Villon were called
iiiL,cmi:i Muni .. hist week where
their son Allen was critically
In hired in iin K5 foot fall from
a ' uf(fiU where lie was Work
in. He and two other men were
working on the scaffold when it
hr.iid. One man managed to
1m.n f mm 'fnllirif?. Klv lost his
i In fnll when lu
hold of a chain. Part
fi'f hit: :irm had to he amputated
His left wrist and elbow are
nlso broken, and he has a broken
Mr'.' and Mrs. Bob Tliornllill
f n fl.'iuL'iiter
iw n Si-member 4 at the Good
Shci.herd hospital In Hermiston
m... i,u Iwwii tunned Itohi Lvtllll
'cnimlMiiient is Mrs. Charles Gia-
1,.,,,, ,,c lir.inke. Great -graiidnai1
niu nni Mr mwl Mrs. Kenneth
Poliev of Boise, Idaho, The baby
weighed six pounds, three oun
ees.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Cassidy are
tin. imrciits! (if a son. born Sep
i..... I '! i, H:m htKl' Calif. ll(
has been named Peter Joseph.
rir.-indnirents are Mr. and Mrs
iuii,, ('Mcuiiiv i if llo.'irdman. am
Mr niii Mrs Ilenrv Sass of
Kmi! Kraneiseo. Calif. The baby
weighed eight pounds, 11 ounces
Roy Partlow received a broken
his horse fell and
rnlleil with him at the fair
,, Thnrsdnv evening
r:,,.T,' M-ill(rv left for his
h,,Mii. in Si-nitle. Wn., Friday
niliiiL' the past four
,....,.1,.. ,,l llw, Iwmlp III' his LM'MIUI
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Claud
Coats, lie will leave this week
r.. if!..,,ici,i,. Cnlit'. lii enter his
c,,i,h,,innri vein' al tin" Univer
,;i, ,,r Cnlil'nrnlji.
MiMirv Craves of Sparla, former
......I. I,.., I h,,m vUill'll at till
lliinnMi ,...
i,m,. if Mr. and Mrs. I laud
y.i I ii I', In v
Mrs. Wayne Heelte and (laugh
I.,,. i ,, i.i ' loll fur her home in
lielliiiL'ham. Wn., Saturday after
visit ine al the home of her par-
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil llainil
i, ,ii
Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Houston
m.i cm l ,r nf l.a Grande were
I. ..Inllnru nl tlli 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 of
,,i i-i iiii ii'1'"'"'
Mrs l innslon's parents, Mr. and
hi.... i ii,iiu
I I I .I"' I M
Mr. and Mrs. Joe .umstein and
Mr. and Mrs. Bob .umstein of
Woodland. Wn., visited al the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Arnin Hug
over Hie week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Pellelt
of La Grande visited overnight
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Nathan Thorpe hist Friday.
Gther visitors were Mrs. Thorpes
sister, Mrs. Steve Sullivan and
Louise Poller of Langlois.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Bellamy and
family of More, former residents
here, visited friends on the pro
ject oxer the week-end.
Mrs. Harold Rash was a pat
ient in the Good Shepherd hos
pital in llermWton last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Rowan Hinds,
recently of Unit: Branch, N. J.,
visited the first of last week at
(lie home of Mrs. Hinds' parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Anderegy.
then left for t'kiali. Calif., to
visit Hind's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Ted Hinds. The Andereggs have
returned home from a weeks trip
lo California points. Mrs. Ander
ecu's mother, Mrs. Barbara Snell,
accompanied them back to her
home in Sacramento at the home
her son-in-law and daughter.
and Mrs. James l-ite. I hey
also visited other relatives in
Aptos, Salinas, and at the Hinds
home in t'kiali.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Worden
and children Vickie, Brad and
Guy. visited nt the home of
Worden's uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. Claud Worden. re-
ntly.
of
Mr.
C(
Examiner Coming
A driver's license examiner
will be on duty in Ileppner Tues
day, September IS, 1!H'2. at the
Court House between the hours of
fl:.H0 a. m. and 3: .'10 p. in., mvord
ing to an announcement received
from Hie Department of Motor
Vehicles of Oregon.
Persons wishing original
licenses or permits to drive are
Mining Claimants
Told of Options
Tho Rureau of Land Manage
fnrmed Wriirht T
Maiinrv forest supervisor. Uma
tili.n National Forest, that Sept
ornhnr f! infi2. was the date of
first nuhlieaiion of notice on tne
Morrow countv re
carding surface resource rights
on unpatented mining claims
nt tr, Knrtinn 5 of the Act
iniv 9.7 iwss (Public Law 167.
84i h rvmpress). This notice will
be published for nine consecutive
Icr the hoadine "Notice
to Mining Claimants, Oregon,
6-SR-14-12."
Mam of the Ellis area now
heimr published and copies of
thp Multiple Use Mining Law of
.in v 23. 1955. and ot tne proceu
nrp for the ( ('termination oi sur
face rights set up by the law are
ava ahr lor lnsoeciion ai tut:
i.v.rost Knnnrvlsor s office, lib S
Main St., Pendleton.
A claimant has two options
under the law. He may ignore
the notices, thereby waiving
ri(7hi to the surface until the
f.inim anon tn Datent vet main
taining his orgmal rignts. ine
c a man mav 11 (! a veillieu
slalcmr'tit asserting his rights to
Hi,, surface. In that case his
claim will be examined by
mineral examiners
Claims of questionable validity
uiii v fonsidered before a hear
ing officer of the Bureau ot Land
Management, Department of the
Interior, who will mane me niiai
decision. Both the claimant am
the Forest Service will present
their testimony at the hearing
uhatuvcr lhe decision. Hie claim
ant will retain his mineral rignis.
If the decision is in the claim-
nniv fnvnr hp a so retains all
surface rights.
Fall Travelers
Visit in Hardman
By ALTA STEVENS
Hardm.tn Rhea Creek Mr
and Mrs. John DeMoss and child
ren Johnnie and Janice ot Moro
visiled Simdav with her sister
and family. Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Stevens and with Mr. and Mrs,
Bob Stevens.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Mus-
mave of Monument s opped Oil
their way home from ileppnei
Friday lo visit Mrs. Musgravt
a I her, John Mevens.
Mrs. Kslie Walker look care of
Hie I'ost Office and store while
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Lesley Wen
gone to Portland visiting
Mrs. Krisline Staig of Jihn Day
and Mrs. Rose Shanks - ot Ml-
Vernon called at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. C. II. Lesley Sunday
Mrs Kliaiilis is a sister of Mrs
Lesley.
Mr. and Mrs. lioli Stevens and
baby daughter left Thursday fo,
Sea e Was 1.. o lour in
World's Fair and visit Mrs.
Stevens' sister near Seattle
Miss Kairv Stanton ot tollegt
Place. Wash., spent the week
end visit ine her aunt and unch
Mr. and Mrs. Kinard McDaniel
(In Salnrdav Ihev went to the
mountain cami) of Mr. and Mrs
L. II. Robinson for the day.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Batty
and Gail were dinner guests ol
Mr and Mrs. I.. II. Robinson on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. I
and family, Mr.
Bereslroin and
Ben Anderson and Miss F.sthor
Ueii'stroin enioved a picnic out
ine at Bull Prairie Sunday. Alsi
seen there were Mr. and Mrs
ssenti Kiirloiii' of lloiumer
Mr and Mrs. Ray Wright and
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wright rt
turned home last Thursday troin
a vacation of sight seeing
through Canada and
They also took in the
Fair at Seattle.
Carv Van Hloklaud
week for technical selux
California. Archie Ball has
to enter Pacific University
forest drove.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wright
and Kennv took ill the Stab
Fair in Salem last week while
Kenny took part in the judgin;
team.
Those going to the Dress Hp
parade in Pendleton Saturdas
evenlne were Mr. and Mrs. 11. C.
Lesley. Mr. and Mrs. Kslie Wal
ker a'nd Bonnie. Mr. and Mrs
Percy Cecil, who were aecom
panied by Mr. and Mis. Vernon
Cecil and family of Ileppner
Mr. and Mrs. 'Ralph Litchfield
of Portland spent the week-end
visiting Mrs. Litchfich
Mr. and Mrs. Waltt
They also pienickei
I'rai'rie on Sunday.
Mrs Wave Jackson of Monu
ment is visiting at the home of
icr daughter and son-in-law. Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Wrigrt.
Dale Van Blokland had surg
eiy at St. Anthony hospital in
Pendleton and is home now re
cuperating. Mrs. Roger Palmer is in Pio
neer Memorial hospital after
having had surgery.
Miss Nonda Clark is going to
school at St. Paul Kpiscopal
boarding school at Walla Walla.
Wn, this year.
H. C. Lesley attended a funeral
at Long Creek on Friday for
KTmer Cohoe. a World War 1
buddy.
NOTICE
TO MINING CLAIMANTS
Published pursuant to section 5 of
the Act of July 23, 1955 (69 Stat.
'jc7i Tn ivhnmpvpr it mav con
cern: PROCEEDING NO. FS 62-
18 (Oregon 01291. nonce is
hereby given in pursuance of a
proper request for publication
heretofore filed in accordance
with section 5 of the Act of
July 23, 1955 (69 Stat. 367), and
tho rocrnlations thereunder (43
CFR 185.123-185.127). 1. That on
February 1, 1962, tne iniei,
Forpst 'Sendee. DeDartment of
A frrlmiltnrp whnsp address is
Washington 25, D. C, filed in
the Land unice oi tne Bureau
of Land Management, Depart
ment nf thp Interior, at 710 N.
v Hniiadav. Portland 12. Ore
gon, a request lor pumicauon
Mr. and Mrs. Walt Hill and
family, Pendleton, spent the
upek.pnd recently with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Graves,
and also at tne Dean uraves
and Howard Pettyjohn homes.
of notice to all mineral locators
or any person claiming under
them involving a mining claim
or claims located on lands own
ed by the United states ana
under the jurisdiction of the For
est Service in the County of Mor
row, State of Oregon, aescrmea
as loiiows, to wit:
Oregon 012299 (FS 62-18), the
Ellis Area, 6-SR-14-12, Umatilla
National Forest, Morrow County,
Oregon.
Willamette Meridian, Oregon
T.4S., R.29E: SEy4NW4 Sec. 7;
SEKSWK, SWySE4 Sec. 8;
tSTTl.NWW Spk Q- NESE1. SVh-
SE4, Sec. 10; NEViSEVi, SSE
Sec. 11! WyuW'A, &&4 sec ia;
Sees. 14, 15; W'2 Sec. 17; Sees.
18 to 35 incl. T. 5S., R. 29 E:
Sees. 1 to 5 incl; Sees. 8 to 15
incl.; Sees. 21 to 28 incl.; Sees.
33 tn 3fi Innl T fi S.. R. 29 E:
Sees. 1, 2, 3; Sees. 10 to 15 incl.;
Sees. 21 to 28 incl; SNWy4,
SWy4 Sec. 33; W'jNE1, EW,
SEVi Sec. 35. 2. That if any
person claiming or asserting un
der, or by virtue of any unpatent
ed mining claim located prior to
July 23, 1955, any right, title,
or interest in the vegetative sur-
fane rpsnurep.Q and Other surface
resources, under such mining
claim, contrary to or in conflict
with the limitations or restric
tions specified in section 4 of
said act, as to the above-described
lands or any part thereof,
shall fail to file in the Land
Office of the Bureau of Land
ManaDpmpnt nt 710 N. E. Holla-
dav Portland 12. Oregon, and
within 150 days from the below-
stated date oi nrst puDiicaiion
nf this Nntiep. a verified state-
Tnont which Khali KPt forth aS
to such mining claims: (1) The
date ot location; uj ine dook
and page of recordation of the
nntirn nr rprtitieatp Ot location:
C31 Thp spetinn nr sections Ol
the public land surveys which
embrace such mining claim; or
if ciieh lands arp surveyed either
the section or sections which
unuld nrnhahlv embrace sucn
mining claim when the public
land snrvpva are extended to
such lands or a tie by courses
and distances to an approved
united states mineral monu
ment; (4) Whether such claim
ont la n lnpntnr nr nnrnhaspr un
der such location; and (5) The
noma nnrl nddrpss nf such claim
ant 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 unpatented
mining claim: such failure shall
be conclusively deemed (i) to
constitute a waiver and relin
quishment by such mining claim-
am oi any ngru, uue, ui
taroet nndpr cueh mininff claim
contrary to or in conflict with the
limitations or restrictions speci
fied in section 4 oi xne aci oi
July 23, 1955 (69 Stat. 367), as
to unpatented claims located
after that date, and (ii) to con
stitute a consent by such min
ing claimant that such unpat
ented mining claim shall be sub
ject to said limitations ana re
strictions, and (iii) to preclude
thereafter, prior to issuance of
patent, any assertion Dy sucn
mining claimant of any right
or title to or interest in or unaer
such mining claim contrary to
or in conflict with said limita
tions or restrictions. Section 4
ented mining claims located af
ter July 23, 1955 shall not be
used for purposes other than
prospecting, mining, or process
ing operations, or uses reason
ably 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, ex
cept to the extent required for
mining operations and uses
reasonably incident thereto or
to provide clearance for such
operations or uses, claimants of
such claims shall not use or dis
r,nco nf vpcrptativp nr nther sur
face resources thereof; and that,
except tor clearance ior sucn
purposes, any permitted sev
erance 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 permittees or licensees,
shall be such as not to endanger
or materially interfere with the
prospecting, mining, processing
or reasonably incident uses by
the milling claimant.
The date of first publication of
this Notice shall be Sept. 6, 1962.
Dated. July 20, 1962.
Stanley D. Lester
Chief, Minerals Section
Bureau of Land Management
Department of the Interior,
Portland, Oregon
(27-35C)
Sam McDaniel,
Lawrence Heckei
and Mrs. John
daughter, Mr.-
Alaska.
World's
left
parents,
Wright.
at Bull
asked to file applications well
ahead of the scheduled closing
completion of tho required
hour in order to assure time for
license test.
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