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6—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, May 23, 1968 vertlscment and to reject any or all bids. The United States reserves the right to waive Why Don’t You Subscribe to Public Notices any informality in bids re The Mill City Enterprise ceived whenever such waiver TIMBER FOR SALE, UN ITED STATES DEPART is in the Interest of the Un ited States. IN MARION MENT OF THE INTERIOR, COUNTY, OREGON: O&C: All BUREAU OF LAND MANA timber designated for cutting GEMENT. ORAL AUCTION EHSEVi. Sec.4; SEV«, Sec. as hereinafter designated will on 6: NEY4. NtiSEY«, Sec. .8; be received by the district NE«/4, E‘^NWy<, SW1/4NW1/4 manager, Bureau of Land Sec. 9: NHNti, Sec. Management, 3550 Liberty NHSWY4, 10, T. 9 S., R. 3 E., W. M., Road, S., Salem, Oregon at estimated for the purpose of 10:00 a. m., PACIFIC DAY this sale to be 9,055 M bd. ft. LIGHT TIME, Tuesday, June Douglas-fir, 334 Starting May 22 M bd. ft. Wes 18, 1968, for all timber marked tern hemlock, 212 M bd. ft. or designated for cutting. Be Western redcedar, 106 M bd. fore blds are submitted, full ft. Bigleaf maple. 12 M bd. ft. information concerning the timber, the conditions of sale Red alder. No bid for less and submission of bids should than $16.55 per M bd, ft. for be obtained from the above the Douglas-fir, $18.00 per M district manager. The right is bd. ft. for the Western hem Across from Old Theatre hereby reserved to waive lock, $10.25 per M bd. ft. for technical defects in this ad- the Western redcedar, $3.00 per M bd. ft. for the Bigleaf maple, $3.00 per M bd. ft. for the Red alder, or a total pur chase price of $158,399.25, will be considered. Minimum de posit with bid $15,900.00 Ac WE SELL cess is via new construction starting at the Little North Fork County road. A concrete bridge is required to be built. Except Port Orford Cedar and 486M board feet of the other timber species offered for and want you to know that we can match sale, all timber must receive primary manufacturing with any advertised Goodyear tire price you in a dependent community of can bring to us. the region wherein the tim ber is located. All timber des ignated for cutting on E*4 CHECK US FIRST NEY«, NEV4SE1/4, Sec. 25, T. 8 S., R. 3 E.; and Lots 2, 3, 4, have most tire sizes in stock We Sec. 30, T. 8 S., R. 4 E., W. M., estimated for the purpose of 7.75x14 this sale to be 866 M bd. ft. Douglas-fir, 13 M bd. ft. Wes 7.75x15 tern hemlock. No bid for less 8.25x14 than $35.15 per M bd. ft. for the Douglas-fir, $37.45 per M bd. ft. for the Western hem plus tax and recappable casing lock, or a total purchase price of $30,926.75, will be con sidered. Minimum deposit with bid $3,100.00. Access is provided over the Fawn Creek road system controlled by BLM and the Oregon State We Give S & H Green Stamps | Board of Forestry. Mainten- i ance fee is required of $79.11. Phone 897-2442 Mill City I Except Port Orford Cedar and 144 M board feet (Scribner OPEN For Business OTTO'S Bargain House GOODYEAR TIRES SI2.95 Del’s Shell Service For Progressive Law Enforcement VOTE Charles K. (Chuck) Smith for Linn County SHERIFF 7 YEARS EXPERIENCE WITH LINN COUNI SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT Pd. political adv. by Smith for Sheriff Comm. Kerry Moran, chairman A Falcon Six carries more people with more luggage for longer distances in greater comfort than any French, English, German, Italian or Japanese 4-cylinder import. Melody Barnhardt Rebekah Princess For July 4 Event Melody Barnhardt was nam ed the 4th of July princess at Santiam Rebekah lodge at their May 15 meeting. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Barnhardt. Plans are underway for a float for the July parade. Blanche Syverson, noble grand, appointed a planning commission from the lodge to work on community projects. Those serving will be Ada Plymale, Mildred Carr, Marie Stickney and Carmen Barn hardt. Several members indicated that they planned on attend ing the Rebekah Assembly of Oregon convention which will be held in Corvallis May 23 and 24 Antonia Thomas will serve as courtesy officer for the event. The Three Links club will meet at the home of Lettie Swan on June 11 at 1:30 P. M. Marie Stickney, good of the Order chairman, had mem bers repeat the obligation ceremony at the Wednesday meeting. The Rebekahs will Join the Oddfellows for a Pancake Feed following their business meeting May 23. Refreshments were served at the close of the evening by Bessie Jobe and Otto Koenke. The next meeting will be June 5 when Rachel Olmstead and Carmen Barnhardt will be refreshment hostesses. Orville Downing To Show Sheep Dog at Scio Fair Saturday SCIO—A sheep dog named “Nig” and a flock of ducks will be one of the attractions at the Linn County Lamb and Fair here Saturday, May 25 The dog, a Border Collie, is owned by Orville Down ing, Lyons. Downing, chair man of the sheep dog trials, will demonstrate with Nig and the ducks how a dog is trained to work livestock. The demonstration will be at 2 p. m. at Rosch Field at Scio High School. Several sheep dogs are expected to partici pate in the trials. Secretary of State Clay Myers will be grand marshal of the lamb fair parade. My ers will head a long list of fioats, marching and riding groups, bands, festival courts, antique cars and youngsters. The parade starts from Rosch Field at 10 a. m„ Judging be gins at 9:15 at the athletic field. Cash prizes, trophies, ribbons, and sweepstakes will be awarded. from 2 until 6 p. m. at the Peterson home. The coffee is to help the Rainbow girls fi- anace a trip to Grand Assem bly. All Masons, Eastern Stars and parents of Rainbow girls are invited to attend. Dec. C 16’ log grade) of the other timber species offered for sale, all timber must re ceive primary manufacturing within a dependent commun ity of the region wherein the timber is located. Manufac- ture-within the States of Washington, Oregon or Calif ornia shall be deemed, prima facie to satisfy this require ment. Purchasers who intend to primary manufacture non excepted timber other than in the States of Washington, Oregon or California must show to the satisfaction of the Authorized Officer of the Bureau of Land Management that such timber will receive primary manufacture in a de pendent community of the re gion wherein the timber is situated before the purchase contract will be issued. Published: May 23-30, 1968. budget document may be in spected by interested persons between the hours of 9 A. M. and 4 p. m. at Waltons Store. The budget document, or any portion of it. may be obtained for $2.50, complete, or 50c per sheet at Waltons Store. A meeting of the Board of Dir ectors will be held at June 4. 1968, at 8 p m. at Lyohs Fire Hall, for the purpose of holding a public hearing on See your Eager Beever Northwest Ford Dealer this budget. Persons may ap pear to discuss the budget, or any part of it. ROBERT N WALTON. 1064 First Street Phone 769-2117 Stayton, Oregon Chairman of Governing Body Linn County. NEED A GOOD USED CAR? SEPT YOUR LOCAL FORD DEALER-HIS ARE A-l Published: May 16-23. 1968. Philippi Motor Company EVA I). BARNHARDT GATES — Eva Dora Barn hardt, 85, Gates, died Sunday May 19, at her home of an ap parent heart attack. She was born Feb. 17, 1883 in Windsor, Illinois and mar ried Grover C. Barnhardt October 20, 1907 in Findley, Ohio. They moved here in 1952. She was a member of Gates Church of Christ. Surviving are her widower, Grover, Gates; two daughters, Leah St. John, Salem, and Mrs. Pauline Powell in New Mexico; three sons, A. T. and David, both of Gates, and Harry, Los Angeles; three sisters, all out of state; Mrs. Icy Moberley and Mrs. Olive Pogue in Illinois; Mrs. Flos sie Runkle, Indiana; 12 grand children and 13 great-grand children. Services were at 2 p. m. Wednesday, May 22 i n Gates Church of Christ, In terment was in Fairview Cemetery. Weddle Funeral Home, Stayton was in charge of arrangements. Charles Barnes of Eugene Christian College was in charge of the services. Presbyterian Women Attend Lebanon Meet Six ladies representing the Presbyterian Women’s As sociation drove to Lebanon last Wednesday afternoon, May 15, to hear Irene For sythe Hansen speak in the social hall of the Lebanon Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Hansen, who visited in Mill City a number of years ago, was a missionary in China for many years and was there under the occupation of the Communists for a time. A buffet luncheon was ser ved to the women before the afternoon’s program. Also at tending the affair was a dele gation from the church in Brownsville. Those attend ing from Mill City were Mrs. Earl Loucks, Mrs. Louis Ver beck, Mrs. John Swan, Mrs. James Swan, Mrs. Floyd Fleetwood, and Mrs. Charles Kelly. On the return trip, the la dies stopped in Scio at the home of Mrs. Robert Som mers (Letha Grimes), who has been very ill, to visit briefly with her and her mo ther, Mrs. Altha Grimes, a the Presbyterian Chur C h former long-time worker in here. Rainbow Coffee To Be Held At Peterson Home Sunday A Bit of Australia Mrs. Ervin Peterson and Mrs. Jack Gulliford are giv In Detroit Recently; ing a coffee Sunday, May 26 Kangaroo Hops NOTICE OF BUDGET HEARING The budget for Lyons Rural Fire Protection Dlst. for the fiscal year 1968-1969 beginning July 1, 1968. A copy of the See the light. OBITUARIES very much alive and lively Kangaroo was spotted last week jumping down the bank along the North San tiam highway just west of Idanha. Mrs. Donald Ketchum spotted the creature twice last Tuesday, about 45 min utes after she had seen it the first time, in the same area. Since that time it has been seen by at least one other person. Mrs. Ketchum said the critter, native only of Aus- tralia was about 2% to 3 ft. tall. She also said a friend advised her not to tell any body about it. A Salem pet store owner said it was pro bably someones pet that got away. She said Kangaroos are often advertised in pet magazines and anyone can buy one via mall. However, there has been no reports of a missing kan garoo. Speculation is that some one tiring of their pet could have dumped it off up here. Should the critter decide to find a mate, like a deer maybe, it should put a lot of zest in hunting a few years later. Maybe someone might even come up with a deer kangaroo burger. Why Don’t You Subscribe to The Mill City Enterprise REUBEN LENSKE U. S. Oregon Supreme Court Justice Is Defending J. Francyl Howard against the Internal Revenue which is trying to steal his Albany newspaper building and his home. PLEASE VOTE FOR REUBEN LENSKE Pd. Adv. by J. Francyl Howard, 124 Ferry Street, Albany, Oregon, who printed the petitions and led the fight against the $60 million income tax boost passed by the Legislature. NOW! You can own a McCULLOCH Chain Saw for only... PERFECT^ I TREE TRIMMER^ EASY TO HANDLE Ideal for the Weekend Woodsman! 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Judge McAllister has received an overwhelming endorsement for re-election from judges and lawyers, in the official Bar Poll. You, too, can vote proudly on May 28. to re-elect this outstanding judge to Supreme Court. THE COMMITTEE TO RE ELECT JUDGE McALLISTER Leo Levenson and Randall B. Kester, Co-Chairmen 1110 Standard Plaza. Portland, Oregon For Marion Countv Commissioner Position No. 3 Vote 126 [X/MELBERT E. (MEL) CLEMENS Courteous, Efficient and Responsive County Government f°n?y Clwn*ns ,or Commissioner Comm , 113« 25th St NE,
