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4 4 4 Capital Journal, Salem, Monday, June 5, 1978 Obituaries ant Hill; sisters, Edna Leach, Orting, Pricilla Bucher, Imperial, Esther Freeman, Sweet Home, Neome McGoguld, Forks, and Nyla Lott, Lebanon. Clifford E. Brittan WOODBURN Clifford E. Brittan, 64, of 344 Brown died Sunday in a Portland hospital. He was born in Nebraska and came to Woodburn in 1948 from Washington.

He was a retired car salesman for Hubbard Chevrolet, a member of St. Luke's Catholic Church and Evergreen Golf Club, Mount Angel. Survivors include his wife, Dorothy; sons, James, LaPine, Jerry, Woodburn; daughters, Carol Moen, Hubbard, Sandra Brittan, Salem; mother, Etta, Woodburn; brothers, John, Silverton, Luke, Salem; sisters, Marguerete Wells, Woodburn, Frances Wright, Meridian, Idaho, Mary Fraser, Dallas, Dorothy Willyerd, Silverton, Therease Burnett, El Cajon, and six grandchildren. Rosary will be at 8 p.m. Wednesday in Cornwell mortuary, mass at 10:30 a.m.

Thursday in St. Luke's Church. Interment will be in St. Luke's Cemetery. Elmer C.

Foss AURORA Elmer C. Foss, 68, died Sunday in a Tualatin hospital. He was born in South Dakota and came to Aurora 25 years ago from Washington. Survivors include his wife, Dorothy; sons, Larry, Bellingham, and Bruce, Aurora; daughters, Joan Zimmer, Oregon City, Carol Peters, Bellingham, Nancy Reed and Judy Hathaway, Aurora; sister, Ann Wallace, Bellingham; and 19 grandchildren. Services will be at 10 a.m.

Tuesday in Cornwell mortuary, Woodburn; interment will be in Champoeg Cemetery. YAMAHA MUSIC SCHOOL "LITTLE A musical experience for Boys and Girls Ages 3 to 7 years. 4 one-hour classes $15.00 tuition cost includes 'Enroll Now Book Material Classes Starting June Instruments Furnished Ph. 588-0373 at the Studio WEATHERS MUSIC CORP. LANCASTER MALL SALEM, ORE.

Charley F. Klassen Charley F. Klassen, 79, of 3375 Willa Lane SE, died Saturday in a Salem hospital. A native of Hillsboro, he retired at the age of 65 from owning his own garage. He was an auto mechanic for 40 years.

He moved to Salem in 1949, after living in Newton, and Watsonville, Calif. He was a charter member of the South Salem Nazarene Church. Survivors include his wife, Elizabeth; daughters, Luella DeLapp, Salem, Velma M. Stepper, Dallas, and Elva L. Campbell, Boulder, sons, Delmar R.

and Lloyd both of Salem; sisters, Anna Fuller and Helen Schmidt, both of Kansas, and Minnie Schmidt, Oklahoma; brothers, Cornelius and Ed, both of California; 16 grandchildren and two greatgrandchildren. Services will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday in the South Salem Nazarene Church under the direction of Virgil T. Golden mortuary. Orville E.

Loux WOODBURN Services for Orville E. Loux, 54, of 1651 East Linn Road, who died Saturday in a Tualatin hospital, will be at 11 a.m. Wednesday in Simon's mortuary. Graveside services and interment will be at 3:30 p.m. in Nye Cemetery, Sweet Home.

Born in Whiting, Iowa, he moved to Sweet Home in 1935. He lived six years in North Bend, then moved to Woodburn in 1957. He was a veteran of World War Il, charter member of Silverton Elks, Woodburn Eagles, Masonic Lodge and St. Mary's Episcopal Church. He was employed as a physical plant supervisor at MacLaren School for Boys.

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He was 62. Montoya had been hospitalized at Georgetown University hospital since early May for treatment of gastro-intestinal bleeding. Two operations failed to reverse the condition. He suffered kidney failure June 3. Montoya's son, Joseph said his father died this morning.

Montoya launched a fourdecade political career in the Great Depression, winning election to the New Mexico House in 1936 while law school at Georgetown Unversity, in Washington. He served two terms in the New Mexico House, three terms in the state Funerals tomorrow FOSS, Elmer 68, Aurora, died Sunday, 10 a.m. Tuesday, Cornwell mortuary, Woodburn. WOOD, Donald 75, 3395 Hulsey Ave. SE, died Friday, 2 p.m.

Tuesday, Virgil T. Golden mortuary. HOOK, Raymond 68, Newport, died Tuesday, 2 p.m. Tuesday, Poole-Larsen mortuary, Eugene, Bateman mortuary, Newport. BROWN, Dale, 46, Albany, died Wednesday, 2 p.m.

Tuesday, Albany First Evangelical Church, Fisher mortuary, Albany. WYMAN, Anna 86, McMinnville, died Friday, rosary, 7:30 p.m. Monday, mass 10 a.m. Tuesday, Immaculate Conception Catholic Church, Stayton. Births SALEM HOSPITAL CHILDS To Randy and Melinda Childs, 4360 Kent Ct.

SE, a daughter, June 4. LEONARD To Thomas and Rebecca Leonard, 2450 Eddy Ave. NE, a son, June 4. SWINEHART To Rodney and Elizabeth Swinehart, 5412 Newberg Dr. a son, June 4.

Deaths elsewhere Deaths Edward G. Dahl WALDPORT Edward George Dahl, 74, Highway 34, Waldport, died, Sunday at the Pacific Communities hospital in Newport. Born in Toledo, he lived there until moving to Waldport in 1971. He was a retired farmer and construction worker. Survivors include his wife, Lorene, Waldport.

Graveside services will be at 11 a.m. Wednesday in the Toledo Cemetery, Toledo, under the direction of the Bateman mortuary. The family suggests contributions to the Waldport ambulance fund or the American Cancer Society in his memory. Ruth Alice DeLong SOUTH BEACH Ruth Alice DeLong, 62, Star Rt. S.

Box 737, South Beach, died Saturday at the Pacific Communities hospital in Newport. Born in Quick, she moved to South Beach in 1974 from Albany, where she had lived since 1955. Before her retirement she was employed by the Montgomery Ward Co. in Albany for 15 years. Survivors include her husband, Raymond, South Beach; parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Glenn Garlick, McCook, Larry, South Beach; daughters, Patricia Haun, Vale, and Linda Archer, Santa Clara, brothers, Stanley Garlick, McCook, Galen Garlick, Wash. D.C.; sister, Musetta Frank, Denver, and five grandchildren. Graveside services will be at 3 p.m. Wednesday in the Eureka cemetery, Newport, under the direction of the Bateman mortuary.

Hannah Friedlander Hannah G. Friedlander, 88, of 3210 Windsor Ave. NE, died Sunday in a local hospital. Born in New York City, she moved to Salem in June 1972. She was formerly of Los Angeles and Chicago.

Survivors include her daughter, Rosalyn Rathsam, Salem; and two grandsons. At the request of the deceased, no services will be held. Arrangements are under the direction of Virgil T. Golden mortuary. Joseph B.

Hall CINCINNATI (AP) Joseph B. Hall, 78, former chairman of the Kroger the board of the Federal Resrve Bank of Cleveland and a group which rebuilt downtown Cincinnati, died Sunday. T. A. Von der Ahe HOLLYWOOD (UPI) A mass of Christian burial will be said Tresday for Theodore A.

Von der Ahe, cofounder and former president and chairman of the board of the 115-store Vons Grocery Von der Ahe, 70, died Friday at Eisenhower Memorial Hospital in Palm Desert, Calif. Von der Ahe opened the CIRCUIT COURT Terri Pierce and David Pierce: Petition seeks divorce. Rosemary Kay Tucker and Thomas Neal Tucker: Petition seeks divorce. Cora and Ray Heiney vs. C.A.

Connors Construction Co. and Lowell Mortgage and Adjustment Complaint seeks to bar assertion of any claim or lien to real property. Joyce A. Sellers and Donald L. Sellers: Petition seeks divorce.

State vs. Juan Amaya: Defendant pleads guilty to charge of criminal activity in drugs, imposition of sentence suspended by Judge Devlin, placed on three years probation provided serve 20 days in jail, State vs. Jubal Lee Rowton: Defendant changes plea to guilty of charge of criminal activity in drugs, sentenced by Judge Devlin to six months to run concurrently with present jail sentence, with all but first 90 days suspended. State vs. Charles Millus: Defendant changes plea to guilty of charge of criminal activity in drugs, sentenced by Judge Devlin to six months in jail with all but 90 days suspended.

State vs. David Huddleston: Defendant pleads innocent to charge of burglary. Raymond Matias vs. State of Oregon: Complaint dismissed. Stanley Brent Davis and Victoria Jo Davis: Divorce granted, wife's former name Kortge restored.

Zelda C. Mogle and Luther E. Mogle: Divorce granted. INDEX Personals 201 Death Notices 202 Funerol Notices 203 Funeral Directors 204 Flonsts 205 Card of Thanks 206 In Mamonom 207 Lots Monuments 210 Meeting Notices 212 Lost Found 214 Transportation 715 Businesses not listed in the Phone Book 216 Personal 217 -Birthday Notices 218 Anniversory Notices 219 Professional Announcements 250 Mobile Homes 250 Mobile Homes 255 Mobile Homes Spoce for Sole 256 Mobile Home Spoces for Rent 300 Real Estate 300 Real Estate Display 301 General Real Estate 302 Income Business Property 303 Condominiums Townhouses for Sole 306 Houses for Sole 307 Apts. Courts for Sole 308 Lots Building Sites, 309 Homes with Acreage 310 Forms Acreages for Sole 312 Exchange Real Estate 318 Wanted Real Estate 320 Listings Wanted 322 Buildings to be Moved 351 Coast Property 353 Resort and Recreation Property 355 Silverton 357 Dollas 370 Other Oregon Property 380 Out of State Property 400 Rentals 401 Sleeping Room, Boord 402 Wanted Rooms, Board 403 Condominiums 8 Townhouses 404 Retirement Health Core Facilities 405 Aportments for Rent 406 Duplexes Courts 407 Houses for Rent 406 Forms, Tracts 409 Wonted to Rent 410 Mobile Homes for Rent 414 Business Rentals 415 Storage Rentols 416 Resort Rentals 418 Convalescent Homes 500 Business Finance 501 Business Opportunities 510 Money to Loon 512 Loons Wanted 514 Contracts for Sole 515 Investments 517 Insurance 600 Employment 600 Help Wanted Display 401 Positions Filled 402 Help Wanted 608 Pickers Wonted 611 Dealers Agents 613 Positions Wanted 616 Employment Agencies 618 -Education 700 Merchandise 700 Merchandise Display 701 Household Goods 702 Appliances 703 Garage, Rummage Flea Morket Soles 704 Sewing Notions Crafts 706 TV Radio, Stereo 707 Tops 8 Novelties 708 Musical Instruments 709 Photogrophy 8 Supplies -710 Office Supplies 712 Household Items Wonted 713 Boats Equipment.

714 Sporting Equip Hobbies 716 Bicycles Building-Home Improvement 728 Antiques 729 Stomps Coins 730 Miscellaneous 733 Wanted Miscellaneous 736 Machinery Tools 740 Fuel Heating Agriculture 752 Livestock Feed 753 Livestock Wanted 755 Pets, Pet Food Supplies 756 Tropicol Fish 762 Food Column 743 Food Drying 764 Poultry Rabbits 770 Seeds Plants 771 Garden Equipment 772 Fertilizer 773 Form Machinery Display 774 Form Equipment 775 Auction Soles 776 Timber 790 Services Find the service to meet your needs listed in convenient al: phabetical order Transportation 800 RV Display 801 Recreational Vehicles 802 RVs for Rent 805 Neory Equipment 810 Aercroft 815 Motorcycles Scooters 520 Auto Ports Repairs 172 Auto Accessories 124 Wanted Cors-Trucks 826 Trucks, Troilers For Sole 827 Vons 4 4 Wheel Drive Vehicles 821 Auto Truck Rentols 830 New Cars Leasing 832 Sports 4 Imports 833 Antiques Classic Autos 835 Used Cons 850 Aircraft Display 900 Automotive Display Classified Ads Call 399-6789 200 Personals senate and four terms as lieutenant governor before winning election to Congress in 1957 a at the age of 41. Montoya won election to the Senate in 1964, defeating four-time New Mexico Gov. Edwin L. Mechem, the man appointed to fill a vacancy created by the death in 1962 of Sen. Dennis Chavez.

Montoya won re-election in 1970, defeating conservative Republican Anderson Carter who enjoyed last-minute campaign help from President Nixon. a liberal, was no friend of the Nixon administration. He contributed to Senate rejection of two Nixon nominations to the Supreme Court, Clement F. Haynsworth and G. Harrold Carswell.

And he alleged in 1971 that the Nixon Justice Department was tapping his telephone, a charge denied by the administration. Montoya also charged the Post 5 Oregon drownings reported By United Press International Five persons drowned in separate accidents in Oregon during the weekend and police are still searching for a man reported stranded on a rock in the middle of the Clackamas River east of Estacada. Clackamas County sheriff's deputies said a helicopter is searching the river for Steven Koffman, 22, of Portland, who was stranded on a rock in the middle of the river after the raft he was riding in capsized Sunday evening near Alder Flats. Sheriff's officials said a companion of Koffman's, David Parker, 24, of Portland, managed to reach shore and reported the incident to police after arriving in Estacada. Jarunee Srilajarwatr, 17, a high school exchange student from Thailand, drowned in the Sandy River near the Interstate Highway 80N bridge at Troutdale Sunday evening.

The Multnomah County medical examiner's office said she was playing in the water with friends when she went under. Although she was removed from the water immediately, efforts to revive her failed. Kristin Kraley, 3, of Portland, drowned in an apartment house swimming pool Sunday evening, the medical examiner's office said. The body of 16-year-old Daniel Bowers of Myrtle Creek was recovered Saturday afternoon from the South Umpqua River. Douglas County sheriff's officers said Bowers was reported missing by his parents at 7:30 p.m.

Friday. An 8-year-old boy, Alan Ray Snyder of Cottage Grove, drowned Saturday afternoon in the Coast Fork of the Willamette River near the Cottage Grove city limits. His body was recovered Sunday. The boy was swimming with his brother when he slipped and fell into deep water. Steven Ford, 18, Prineville, drowned in Prineville Reservoir Saturday.

MARRIAGE LICENSES Steven Michael Hammack, 21, 2240 Jasper Way NW, Salem, carpenter, and Linda Helen Bizzy, 26, 2240 Jasper Way NW, Salem, costume assistant. James Leonard Hughes, 21, 309 Brightwood Court, Monmouth, student, and Lori Fay Koppenstein, 18, 309 Brightwood Court, Monmouth, waitress. Autrey Lee Joslin, 34, 735 Dalke Monmouth, teacher, and Stephanie Ann Clark, 26, Lake Oswego, teacher. Donald Leroy Tuel, 30, 911 E. Clay Monmouth, programming supervisor, and Nadine Joyce Bieber, 25, 911 E.

Clay Monmouth, day care provider. Mark Edward Smith, 21, 41827 Kingston Lyons Road, Stayton, student, and Suzanne Aileen Riggs, 23, 2551 N.E. Alexander Lane, Albany, student. Dallas Clinton Allee 32, 4079 Collidge Drive SE, Salem, truck driver, and Betty Lee White, 35, 4079 Collidge Drive SE, Salem, accounting. Ronald Lee Anderson, 20, 390 S.E.

Mill Dallas, metal shop worker, and Pamela Lynn Walton, 19, 120 S.E. Fir Villa Road, Dallas, at home. Barry Duff Boatwright, 19, 8095 Farmer Road, Rickerall, surveyor, and Fay Ilene Brown, 19, 3035 Independence Highway, Independence, student-secretary. Bert Frankie Chavez, 21, 141 S. 17th, Independence, ferryboat operator, and Kristi Lynn Fleming, 21, 140 N.

Echols Monmouth, student. Office had opened firstclass mail without the knowledge of the recipients. Montoya later became a member of the Senate Watergate Committee, the panel that probed Nixon administration activities and laid the groundwork for Nixon's resignation in August 1974. But it was during the same period at the peak of Montoya's political career that the steady string of political successes began to unravel. Montoya had "laundered" more than $100,000 in 1970 campaign contributions through "dummy committees, The Wall Street Journal reported.

Montoya denied it. Montoya, chairman of the Senate Appropriations subcommittee overseeing the Internal Revenue Service, did not have his income tax return audited for more than 25 years an unusually long time for millionaires such as Montoya. In 1976, the Treasury Department admitted earlier efforts to audit Montoya had been dropped. IRS conducted an election-year audit of Montoya, the first since 1950. That November, the bad publicity and the campaign JOSEPH M.

MONTOYA of former astronaut Harrison Schmitt ended Montoya's political career. He had lived since defeat in his native Pena Blanca, north of Albuquerque, N.M. Montoya attended Regis College in Denver and received his law degree at Georgetown University Law School in 1938. He is survived by his wife, Della; three children, Joseph Patrick and Linda; his brother, New Mexico State Sen. Ted Montoya; and two sisters, Lorella Salazar and Virginia Chavez.

PUBLIC NOTICES NOTICE OF HEARING FORMATION OF PROPOSED JAN REE-PARKDALE-OAK PARK-HAYESVILLE PEOPLE'S UTILITY DISTRICT The Department of Energy will hold public hearings at the times and places listed below to consider the advisability of formation of the proposed Jan ReeParkdale-Oak Park People's Utility District. Schedule of Hearings A public hearing on the advisability of the formation of the proposed People's Utility District will be held on Monday, June 5, 1978, at the Hayesville Elementary School, New Gymnasium, 4545 Ward Drive, N.E.., Salem, Oregon 97303, beginning at 7:30 p.m. The hearing will be a legislative hearing, but testis mony will be taken under oath from the sponsors and opponents of the formation of the proposed People's Utility District. In addition, all interested organizations and individual members of the public will be provided an opportunity to present their views on the desirability of the formation of the District. The proposed People's Utility District would be eligible to provide distribution of either electricity or water.

BOUNDARY DESCRIPTION The petition to form the proposed People's Utility District was received by the Oregon Department of Energy on April 7, 1978. The Department has reviewed the petition and has conducted a careful review of various maps and documents on file with local and state authorities. Based upon this review, the Department is able to conclude that the petition does sufficiently describe the proposed area of formation to qualify as a preliminary petition. However, while qualifying as a preliminary petition, the petition's boundary description is deficient in certain respects which would make it unacceptable as a Final Petition. In particular, directions and distances in metes and bounds, as required by past Attomey General opinions, have not been provided sufficiently for the boundaries provided in the description.

Accordingly, if a Final Petition is filed, its description must conform to those requirements and must contain any other changes required by the Director as a result of the public hearing pursuant to ORS Section 26.130(2). The description of the proposed Jan-ReeParkdale-Oak Park-Hayesville. People's Utility District is provided in the petition as follows: Beginning at a point on the East right-of-way line of the relocated Pacific Highway 99E, said point being intersected by the North line of Section 6 in Township 7 South, Range 2 West and also being 2,686.20 feet, more or less, West of Section Corners common to Section 5 and Section 6 in Township 7 South, Range 2 West and Section 31 and Section 32 in Township 6 South, Range 2 West of Willamette Meridian, Marion County, Oregon; thence West along the North line of said Section 6 to the centerline of said relocated Pacific Highway 99E, as shown on Oregon State Highway right-of-way map No. 9B-5-7 (traced Oct. 1968) and the true point of beginning; thence Southwesterly along said centerline to the centerline of the North bound lane of 1-5 Freeway (Salem By-Pass) as shown on Oregon State Highway rightof-way map No.

7B-5-19 (traced Dec. 1950); thence Southerly along the centerline of said 1-5 Freeway (Salem By-Pass) to the intersection point with the centerline of Silverton Road; thence Easterly along the centerline of Silverton Road N.E.as recorded in County Surveyor's horizontal file P-33 to a point in the center of Lancaster Drive; thence South along the centerline of Lancaster Drive N.E. as described in County Road records Volume 9, Page 581 to a point which is 97.68 feet South of the Southwest corner of Lot 44, Hollywood, as recorded in Townplats Volume 5, Page 20; thence East to a point on the East line of Lancaster Drive N.E., said point also being the North line of Glendale Park as recorded in Townplats Volume 17, Page 19; thence East along the North line of said Glendale Park and its extension thereof to a point on the East line of Lot 17, Hollywood, said point also being on the West boundary line of Surfwood Villa as recorded in Townplats Volume 25, Page 28; thence South along the boundary line between Holly-wood and Surfwood Villa 201 Notices Hannah G. Friedlander Late resident of 3210 Windsor Ave. NE, Salem, Ore.

Sun. June 4 in a local hospital. Survived by daughter, Rosalyn Rathsam, Salem; two grandsons. At the expressed wishes of the deceased no funeral services will be held. VIRGIL T.

GOLDEN CHAPEL, 605 Com'l SE at Oak in charge. 202 Funeral Charley F. Klassen Late resident of 3375 Willa Lane SE, Salem Saturday, June 3 in a local hospital. Survived by widow, Elizabeth Klassen, Salem; daughters, Luella R. DeLapp, Salem, Velma M.

Stepper, Dallas, Elva L. Campbell, Roulder, sons Delmer R. and Lloyd both of Salem; sisters, Anna Fuller and Helen Schmidt, both of Kansas, Minnie Schmidt, Okla; brothers, Comelius Klassen, Ed Klassen. Cal. sixteen grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.

Services will be held Wed. June 7 at 2:00 PM in the South Salem Nazarene Church. Rev. James Gordon officiating. Arrangements under the direction of the VIRGIL T.

GOLDEN CHAPEL, 605 Com'l St. at Oak. Donald S. Wood Late resident of 3395 Hulsey Ave. S.

Salem, Oregon, Fri. June 2 at the residence. Survived by widow, Goldie E. Wood, Salem; daughter, Mrs. Elaine Yager, Salem; son, James S.

Wood, Dallas, Ore; sisters, Vera Wood, Mrs. Grace Owen, both Salem; Mrs. Helen Mc Intyre, Bridgeport, Wa; Mrs. Ada Shepard, Oroville, Calif; seven grandchildren. Services will be held Tues.

June 6 at 2:00 PM at the VIRGIL T. GOLDEN CHAPEL, 605 Com'l SE at Oak. Interment at Belcrest Memorial Park. Pastor Jerry Snyder officiating. 203 Directors BARRICK FUNERAL HOME 1205 Church SE 363-9139 Howell-Edwards-Doerksen Chapel of the Gardens 1350 Com'1 SE 581-3911 RIGDON-RANSOM COLONIAL CHAPEL 290 Cottage NE 363-3173.

Lost and 212 Found LOST: Please let 'Honey'-dog come home to heartbroken family. Beloved gold white cocker mix, female, long hair tail. Lost Sun. pm at Chevron Station vic. Commercial Sunnyside SE.

REWARD. "Honey'! has collar If found please ph. collect 206-927-2720. IF YOU find an item (such as watch, wallet, ring, pet, etc) Call the Statesman -Journal 399-6789. We will run an ad on that item (s) for 4 days free of charge under this classification.

LOST: Black wallet sum of money, Texas Driver's License other important papers, near 14th St S. or Davis Auto Parts, REWARD, 362-7051 LOST- In Molalla area, May 1 Walker dog, black white with some brown, approx. 45 lbs. reward offered. 981-3560 ask for Al Davis.

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581-9451 to a point which is the Southwest corner of the North one-half of Lot 17, Moores Fruit and Garden Tracts as recorded in Townplats volume 12, Page thence East, parallel with the North line of said last mentioned Lot 17 and its extension thereof to a point on a line extended South from the West right-of-way line of Randi Lane N.E.; thence North along the extended West rightof-way line of Randi Lane N.E. to its intersection with the North line of Middle Grove Tracts as recorded in Townplats Volume 15, Page 40; thence East along the North line of said Middle Grove Tracts to a point that is 150 feet East of the center line of Cordon Road, a road recorded in County Surveyor's horizontal file H-102; thence Northerly and Northeasterly parallel to and 150 feet Easterly of said Cordon Road centerline to a point which is 150 feet East of the intersection of the Easterly extended centerline of Kale Street and said centerline of Cordon Road; thence Westerly along the extension of the centerline of Kale Street and the centerline of Kale Street as recorded in County Road records Volume 5, Page 223 to the Southwest corner of a tract of land conveyed to S. E. Zielinski by deed recorded in Volume 664, Page 475, Deed Records, Marion County, Oregon; thence Northerly along the projected West line of said tract of land to a point of intersection with the Northerly right-of-way line of Market Road No. 52 (Hazel Green Road) as recorded in County Road records Volume 6, Page 109; thence Westerly along the North right-of-way line.

of Market Road No. 52 to the East line of the Labish Gardens as recorded in Labish Gardens Subdivision to the North line of that tract of land conveyed to R. G. and I. C.

Zachery as described in Volume 738, Page 661 of Marion County deed records, Marion County, Oregon; thence Westerly on the Westerly projection of the North line of said" tract to a point of intersection with the North right-of-way line of County Road No. 617 (Labish Gardens Road) as recorded in County Road Records Volume 7, Page 37; thence Southwesterly along the Northerly right-of-way line of County Road No. 617 (Labish Gardens Road) to its intersection with the centerline of said relocated Pacific Highway 99E; thence Southerly along said last mentioned centerline to the true point of beginning. Inquiries may be made to the Department of Energy, Room 111, Labor and Industries Building, Salem, Oregon 97310, or call 378-4040. Dated and Signed the 19th of May, 1978.

Fred D. Miller first Vons supermarket, one of the first in the nation, in Lynwood in 1932 with his late father, Charles, and his brother, Wilfred. John A. Keller COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) John A. (Jack) Keller, 66, recently retired associate editor of the Columbus CitiJournal and a member zen of 1932 Olympic track team, died Saturday.

Keller retired last Oct. 28, ending a 44-year news career. In 1933, he joined the Citizen, the forerunner to the Citizen-Journal, and in 1959 when the Citizen merged with the Ohio State Journal, he became managing editor. He was named associate editor in 1977. News of record Polk County State vs.

James Whitfield Hensley: Imposition of sentence suspended on charge of burglary, defendant placed on five years probation by Judge Devlin. State vs. Stephen Daniel Johnthree Defendant given suspended year prison sentence on charge of being convicted felon in possession of firearm, placed on five years probation by Judge Devlin. L.A. Griffiths and E.L.

Griffiths: Divorce granted. Beverly J. Smith and John W. Smith: Petition for divorce dismissed. William D.S.

Williams and Janice Williams vs. Duane Case: Complaint dismissed with prejudice. Employers Insurance of Wasau vS. Robert Praegitzer: Complaint dismissed with prejudice. Harvey Jeanette G.

Marr vs. Rande and Hazel Pederson: Complaint dismissed with prejudice. Robin Merrell and Brad Miller VS. Joan and Ken Erickso: Complaint dismissed with prejudice. Steven Alan Burkett and Brenda Sue Burkett: Divorce granted.

Martha Grace Rhinehart vs. Valley and Siletz Railroad Co. and City of Independence: Complaint dismissed with prejudice. PROBATE ESTATES Ruth A. Reed: Final account approved.

Elsie Mae Noteboom: Estate closed. George Merritt DeGraff: Final account approved. 393-5712 FOUND: ZIPPER CASE at Fred Meyer 364-8355 LOST: Black Angus Heifer months in vic. of Mill City. 897-2610 Mill City Director OS May 22, June 5, 1978 CJ May 22, June 5, 1978 SJ May 29, 1978 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF MARION Probate Department IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE of HAROLD CLARK No.

30063 NOTICE TO INTERESTED PERSONS Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed Personal Representative of the above estate. All persons having claims against the estate are required to present the same, with proper vouchers therefor, to the undersigned Personal Representative at 210 Pacific Building, 100 High Street, S.E., P. 0. Box 787, Salem, Oregon 97308, within four months after the date of first publication of this notice or said claims may be barred. All persons having claims against the estate are hereby advised that their rights may be effected by this proceeding.

Additional information may be obtained from the records of the Court, the Personal Representative, or the attorney for the Personal Representative. Dated and first published: June 5, 1978. MARIE C. KNIGHT Personal Representative RICHARD F. ALWAY Attorney for Personal Representative 210 Pacific Building 100 High Street, S.E.

P.O. Box 787 Salem, Oregon 97308 Date of First Publication: June 5, 1978 Date of Final June 19, 1978 CJ June 5, 12, 19, 1978 LOST: Male black white cat, recent surgery on belly in NE area. Reward. 362-4219 aft 5 Classifieds the greatest peddler of them all 3 lines for 7 days for 3 dollars Little Peddler ads are an inexpensive way to sell your no-longer-needed items quickly and put cash into your pocket now. Each item in your ad must carry price but not higher than $500.

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