The Mill City enterprise., April 17, 1969, Page 3, Image 3

I April 29th at 10:00 A. M.
, The substandard timber if in­ S—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, April 10, 1969
They are Southshore Thin- cluded in the bid, will be sold
I nings No. 2 timber sale and at the advertised rate.
The Enterprise Prints Wedding Announcements
Bugaboo No. 3 timber sale. | The tract of Willamette Na­
Expert Craftsmanship—Fast Service Too
The Bugaboo sale is the largest tional Forest timber is located
about
17
miles
north
of
Detroit.
of the two sales with an es­
Southshore Thinning sale has
timated 1,010,000 board feet of
federal timber. Included in the an estimated 500,000 board feet
sale will be 780 MBF of Doug­ I of federal timber. This sale in­
las-fir logs and peeler blocks, cludes 480 MBF of Douglas-fir
an unestimated amount of logs and peeler blocks, and 20
Douglas-fir special cull logs MBF of Western-hemlock and
Call Us Any Day For
and blocks, and 230 MBF Wes­ ' other coniferous species logs,
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Advertised
rate
for
the
Doug
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tern-hemlock and other coni­
No Mileage Charge on Route Calls Between
Advertised rate for the ferous species. Advertised rate las-fir is $50.60 per thousand,
Stayton and Gates.
Douglas fir is $64 .40 per thous­ for the Douglas fir logs and W. Hemlock and other species
ON OR OFF THE CABLE
and, and $3.20 per thousand for | blocks is $69.50 per thousand, $32.45 Ter thousand. The lat­
the Douglas-fir special cull logs j $3.30 for the Douglas-fir spec­ ter will be sold at fixed rates.
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and blocks. The latter will be ial cull logs and $47.80 for wes- The stand of timber is located
across
the
reservoir
and
is
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tern-hemlock
and
other
coni
­
The Best TV for Cable or Fringe Areas.
sold at a fixed rate.
about six or seven miles South
In addition there is within ferous species. Douglas-f i r of Detroit.
RCA WHIRLPOOL
the sale area an estimated 51 special cull logs and blocks,
and
W.-Hemlock
and
other
con-
The Best Laundry Equipment
acres of all species of substan­
dard logs which the bidder may ferous species will be sold at
elect to purchase at a $1 per fixed rates.
I- rr
acre. Bids may be submitted
In addition there is within
for either the standard timber the sale area an estimated 27
and substandard timber. The acres of all species of substan­
substandard timber if included dard logs (because of defect or
in the bid, will be sold at the size) which the bidder may |
advertised rate. The stand of elect to purchase at $2.50 per t",T, I
Appliance — itadio
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timber is located approximate­ acre. Bids may be submitted
SAIZES — SERVICE
ly 11 miles S. W. of Detroit.
for either the standard timber j “The accent of today may
503 N. Third Ave.
Staytea
Ph. 760-2154
Two more sales are sched-! alone or for the standard tlm- i be on our youth, but the stress
uled to go on the auction block ber and substandard timber. I is on the parents.”
Three Timber Sales Are
Scheduled To Be Sold
At Detroit This Month_ _
Other Hard Splits
4-7-9 D. Nye, S. Chance; 5-7-9
M. Yankus; 3-6-7 O. Wood; 2-7-8
C. Emery; 3-7-10 J. Christensen,
A. Spellmeyer; 6-8 R. Bassett;
4- 5 Jo Myers; 4-5-7 F. Garsjo;
5- 7 O. Wood, D. Peters, D.
Holm, A. Taylor, C. Ziglinski,
P. Ricketts; 5-10 B. Walton, B.
March, F. Mikkelson, M. Pet­
ers, F. Garsjo.
Men Over 210
DETROIT—Sealed bids will
be received by the District
Ranger, Detroit Ranger Sta­
tion, up to and not later than
10:00 A. M. April 23rd follow-
d immediately by oral bidding
for an estimated 1,800,000 board
feet of Willamette National
Forest timber on the Short
Mountain Overstory timber
sale.
The sale involves 1,800 MBF
of Douglas-fir and other con­
iferous species logs and peeler
blocks, and an unestimated a-
mount of Douglas-fir special
cull logs and blocks.
246 J. Peters; 237 J. Waggon­
er; 231 G. Gleasson; 230 D.
Gaufman; 227 A. Yankus; 226 Ev Johnsen 575; HTG and HTS
A. Yankus; 225 G. Attig; 224 Bob and Bill’s Richfield 1028,
A. Yankus, L. Wickizer; 222 R. 2794.
Friday Mixed Doubles
Reid; 221 D. Holm; 220 E. Gars­
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jo, D. Holm; 219 D. Gregory; Name of Team
218 D. Kaufman; 215 W. Mc- Del’s Barber Shop 45% 14%
24
Clain; 214 L. Holm; 213 D. Garton Builders ....... 36
Sharp; 212 F. Wallace, D. Mill City Pharmacy 32% 27%
Sharp, H. Holm; 211 D. Kauf- Lulay Bros.............. 31% 28%
31
man, D. Sharp, G. Gleason; 210 Les’ Tavern .............. 29
H. Blaylock, J. Boyle, B. Wal­ Girod’s Super Mkt. .. 25.. ...35
Dan’s Tire Sales .... 21% 38%
ton (2).
Pamper Palace ......... 19
41
Men — 600 Series
HIG and HIS Bob Peery 194,
618 A. Yankus; 610 D. Greg­
ory; 606 J. Boyle; 605 D. Kauf­ 507; HTG Garton Builders 655,
HTS Les Tavern 1726.
man.
Twilighters
4 Game League
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813 G. Attig; 812 G. Gleason; Name of Team
LaFemme Beauty Sin 35
17
806 D. Holm.
Lairds Ins................. 32
20
Women — Over 190
20
223 L. Jacoby; 220 D. Clapp; Lumber Tavern ....... 32
213 S. Bethell; 211 P. Ricketts; Sweetheart Meats 31% 20%
23
207 E. Johnson; 203 E. Round; Teagues ...................... 29
24
202 D. Ball; 201 Jan Fery, Jean Kimsey Const. Co...... 28
Fery; 199 P. Lierman; 198 E. No. Santiam Lanes 27% 24%
28
Johnson; 197 L. Bassett; 192 San. Child Care Ser. 24
29
P. Choate; 191 K. Manning; 190 Tincknell Real Estate 23
P. Lierman, D. Nye, S. Chance, Dollies Hair Fash... 22% 29%
Sprouse-Reitz .......... 17
35
D. Schwindt.
Women — First 500 & Bigger Gingerbread House 10% 41%
HIG and HIS Dorothy Clapp
575 E. Johnson; 553 L. Ja­
coby; 546 E. Round; 542 D. 220, 542; HTG and HTS Sweet­
Clapp; 535 D. Nye; 533 P. Lier­ heart Meats 961 and 939, 2770.
Monday Night Majors
man; 528 C. Carey; 526 S.
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L
Chance; 520 Blanch Wallace; Name of Team
13
510 Jean Fery; 509 V. Chamber­ Turner Bldg. Supply 38
lin; 508 C. Carey; 505 P. Freres Lake Lodge ........... 32% 18%
20
502 D. Dozier; 501 Jan Fery, D. Santiam Hardware .. 31
No. San. Lanes.......... 30
21
Nye.
The Cedars .............. 29
Nightengals
22
L I H & W Logging....... 29
22
Name of Team
W
15 Girod’s Market ....... 26% 24%
Stayton TV .............. 41
25 L. A. Smith Ins....... 24% 26%
Mill Supply .............. 35
25 Girod’s Produce ....... 19
32
Earls Chevron ........... 35
Drashella Furniture 31% 28% Schrank’s Drags ... 17% 33%
29 Phil’s Union Service 16
35
Frankies Tavern....... 31
30
Riverview .............. 30% 25% Frank Lumber Co... 13
39
HIG Joe Peters 246; HIS
Stout Creek Lumber 21
48 Gary Attig 813; HTG Turner
P. I. T. A...................... 12
HIG Shirley Bethell 213; Bldg. Supply 654; HTS H & w
HIS Dolly Ball 546; HTG and Logging 2472.
Junior Ixsigue
HTS Frankies Tavern 754,1
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L
i Name of Team
2165.
No. San. Lanes ......... 4
Stayton Invitational
0
0
L | Furgason-Paulus ....... 4
Name of Team
W
13 Bob & Bills Richfield 4
0
Mel Round Tracking 31
1
Stayton Electric .... 30% 17% Freres Bldg. Supply .. 3
19 Stayton Radio & TV 1
3
Lierman’s Insurance 29
20 | Team No. 5 .............. 0
4
No. San. Real Estate 28
4
20 ' Team No. 1.................. 0
Hutchinson Tracking 28
4
Regal Trophy ....... 26% 13% Team No. 4.................. 0
HIG Virgil Nye 234; HIS
23
Frank Lumber Co..... 25
Frey’s Market ........... 20
28 Larry Schuetz 549; HTG Feres
Stay. Sports & Hobby 11
33 Building Supply 771; HTS No.
Green Veneer Inc. .. 3
45 Santiam Lanes 2183.
North Nantiam Merchants
HIG and HIS Eunice Round
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203, 546; HTG and HTS Mel Name of Team
Sprouse-Reitz ........... 38
Round Trucking 549, 1500.
22
Koffee Klatchers
Lowers & Holm No. 1 37
23
23
Name of Team
W
L Jerry’s Tavern ....... 37
23
Jerry’s Tavern ....... 35% 16% Porter & Lau ........... 37
Lowers & Holm ....... 33
25
19 Valley Telephone .... 35
1st. Fed. Savings .... 31% 20% Silverton Lanes ....... 34
26
Girod's ..................... 30
22 Regal Trophy ........... 33
27
Bob & Bills Richfield 30
22 Albany Lanes ....... 30% 25%
Salem Trophy ....... 28
24 Girods ...................... 30
26
Western Auto....... 27
40
25 Philippi .................. 20
Park-n-Shop N.......
28 Lowers & Holm 2 .. 16% 43%
24
Walton’s Groc........ 21
31 O-M Constrution ....... 8
52
Gene’s Meat Mkt. . 18
34
HIG D. Kaufman 230; HIS
Ray's Drag —....... 17
35 A. Yankus 618; HTG Porter &
No. Santiam Lanes
35 Lau 1095; HTS Sprouse-Reitz
17
HIG Lue Jacoby 223; HIS i 2999.
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