WW? TWELVE
Hildebrand
By MRS. T. P. MICHAEL
A-surprise farewell nartv ,.
jtyea .Thursday evening at the
Dairy Cafe for Mr., and Mrs. Rar
iwy ButU who are leaving after
Mkrears In. Dairy. An automatic
CoJfeemaker was presented from
friends present, who Included: Mr.
;n4 Mrs,'Jlm Ouprln, Mr. and
.Mr: Ted Falkowski, Mr. and Mrs.
. Bob Rhlnevoult and children. Harry
McCurnber,' Lee Pool, Thornton
,:Baker, Charlie Inman, Mr. and
. .Mrs. Don Rice, Mr. and Mrs. Vir.
; Scnmoe, Mr. and Mrs. Don
nuiy ueu, Mr. and Mrs,
E. Blsbey, Mr. and Mrs. liar-
v.Vta. 'Michael. Mr. and Mrs. Bud
LM,-,: Mr. and Mrs. Bob Horton,
: Mr. and Mrs. Bud Peterson. Mrs.
,', porta; Rljser, Mr. and Mrs. Milton
' Conquergood. Mrs. Sarah Michael,
' Pet McCartel, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Vielra and children and Frank
Mlobtnson.
'Mr. "nd Mrs. Joe Vielra enter.
; tamed May 19 with a birthday din
; vVn.: Covers were laid for E. P.
'. Pool, Mr. and Mrs. Andy McCul
' laugh, Mr., and Mrs. Bob Scars,
'Mr. and Mrs. Carl. Stiles and Peg.
iy? Mr. and Mrs. Ben Pool, Mr,
and Mrs. Dick Pool and children
Mr. and Mrs. Erwln Pool and chit
dren. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Pool.
- Mr. and Mrs. Jim Oeurin of
Klamath Palls have purchased the
' Harvey Butts ranch.
'. , Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Nail were
: called- to Eugene y the aeam 01
'Mrs. Nail's mother, Mrs. uarrew.
...George nice 01 roruano is w
lag his son. Don Rice, and family.
v Mi. and Mn, Tea niiowsu v,
Vfted Saturday with Mr. and Mrs.
Jesse whitlatch of Bonanza.
; Hamilton, of the Dairy Ga.
'rage, was taken to the Hillside Hos-
pual by Kaier s amouiaiicB .uuo-
''j. Marvin Michael '-insacted bus
iness t Merrill Saturday.
..Mrs. Virgil Schmoe and daugh
ters' were in Klamath Palls Mon
day Louise received treatment for
an. lnieoted we.
Olaf-' Nelson of Weyerhaeuser
camp end his son, Billy, spent uie
weekend here. k-
''Orlln McCumber has been ill for
the list week.
; -r.Mr. and Mrs. Ripple of the Hor
ton ranch left Tuesoay ior
, fa California. '
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Vielra and
' tee, Pool, visited Sunday evening
, i.wlthMr. and Mrs. uarnson avv
vWeyerhaeusar Camp 6
i Bj EtEANOR THumrBUi-r
2 ' Bpl. Jerome R. Pairfield of Walte
Paikv Minn., stationed at Camp
'Feitdltton, Calif, was granted a
. week's leave, wnicn nme ne uaca
to or tve. to Camp Six together with
Ilia, mother, Mrs. O. J. Fairfield,
also of Minnesota who had been
visiting at the home or a daughter,
Mrs. Al. Landweihr of Hollywood,
Calif.;' for a few days visit with
hisbrother and family, the Richard
Talrflelds. They arrived Monday
.June . l and left on June 3.
week' si Klamath Valley Hospital
'recently where she underwent mi
nor surgery. Her daughter, Mrs.
George. Wood of Klamath Falls
came but to help 'r a few dnVs
, while her mother convalesced. The
Morehead family wcro driving to
.town' last Saturday when their car
collided with a cow near the Harry
Obenchain Ranch. Extensive dam
age was done to the csr and Bobby,
.'Their five-year old son was shaken
'Up the worst.
"' Mr. and Mrs. Henry Napier and
'daughter Beverly are visiting In
'Stockton, Calif., for two weeks with
'their daughter and husband, Mr.
J and Mrs. Conrad Baker who moved
there, recently from San Francls-
eo. Beveriy may remain to visit wun
- her sister for most of the summer
Mr. Ni pier Is on his annual vaca
tion. ; .
Mrs. R. M. McVelah drive to
Treka Friday, June 5, to pick up
-Judy and Raymond McVeigh and
V bring them to Camp Six to spend
the summer,
' The three little Ross children
Mary. Gary and Karen had the
measles' in rotation and are Just
new recovered. Mary celebrated
her fourth birthday on June 4. She
had e). cake and Ice cream to treat
bar little friends. The Ross fam-Hy-s
getting ready to move to
flpfttgue River for the summer
hre' Bob will be Fire Warden. .
The Everett Heywoods had an un
fortunate experience last Saturday
Venlng, May 30. They had gon to
Pike's crossing for an outing when
their car stalled and refused to
start. There was no one near to
erfhelp so Mr. Heywood and son
Skipper, walked the nine miles into
camp and got someone to return
. with' the- for the car and Mrs.
Heywood, who spent a lonesome
night, in this out-of-the-way spot.
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waiter ugnue motored to Ai
turas on 'Wednesday where
met James Lee who arrived 'or
several days 'furlough and visit
with relatives. : James has ' been
stationed for several weeks at the
Air Force base at BheDDsrd Field,
Texas. He plans to drive his car
back and his wife, Ruth, will ac
company him. as she plans
stay near where James is ata-
Uoned.o '
Neal Elliott branded on Wed
nesday, and Clarence Metzker and
Merle O'Nell were dinner guests.
Mr, and Mrs. Jody Arzncr
Lakeview we're calling at the John
Baxter nome one day wis wees.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Vemon were
Sundav dinner auests at the nome
of Mr. and Mrs. Dan O'Conner of
Paisley. They also called on Mrs,
Mary Campbell at her nome.
Harold Turner of Sparks, Nev,
arrived at the J. W. Richardson
ranch on Sunday, where he plans
to spend most of the summer,
Mrs. Bertha Lewis and Mrs.
Hugh Anderson were ' visiting at
the home ol Mis, jred juingieuow
Thursday.
Mr. snd Mrs. Merle O'Nell and
Zelds visited relatives at Alturas
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Cogburn
were Sunday dinner guests of his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Earl cog,
burn. Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Oriffin
and family called later in the day,
Mr. and Mrs. George Kasparian
of Lakeview were supper guests of
Mr. and Mrs. John Baxter Satur
day.- ,
Sympathy Is extended Mrs. Lou
Roberts and her son Jess, in the
loss of their husband and father,
Walter, whose funeral was held
Sundav In Lakeview..
Mr. and Mrs. Truman Hsrtzog
recently enjoyed a visit from her
sister and her husband, Mr. and
Mrs. H. L. weik, ol Beaverton.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth (Cap)
Williams of Lakeview spent Sun
day evening visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Llghtic.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Richardson
and lamiiy oi uateway, visnea
over the weekend with his parents
and brother, Mr, and Mrs. John
Richardson and Edward.
Several farmers have gathered
at Crane Creek to try and fix up
better channel for the water.
which has been on the . rampage
and nearly flooded ' those who
lived nearest the creek. It washed
clear over the road and took out
gravel and rocks.
Westsid.
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Mr, and Mrs. Eddie . Deck of
Colton were last weekend guests
at the Bud Sipp home. The Slpp
boys were planning to return with
the Decks for a visit but had to
stay home because of measles.
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Sherrard
front Sonora, Calif., visited last
week with Charlie Sherrard, Mr,
and Mrs. Cecil Batman . and
Maudle Jean. H. H. and Charlie
Sherrard are brothers.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bubbs of
Klamath Falls called on several
Westslders June 2;
Daily Vacation Bible School
which has been held at the Union
School was well attended.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Bolton left
June 3 for San Francisco, where
ira was to go through the clinic,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bolton took
care of the place while his folks
were gone.
Mr, and Mrs. Fred Nelson and
Jim attended a farewell party
given the evelng of June 6 in honor
of the William Holloway family at
the Metnodist Church.
Weatslde Grange met Saturday
night, June 5. Lunch alter' the
meeting was served by Mrs. D,
. Tracy and Mrs. Clarence Tracy,
The ladles of the Westslde
Grange are asked to meet at the
home of Mrs, Ted Struck June 17
at 2 p.m. for a business meeting.
M-Sgt. Bob E. Rolston. wife
Mary and daughter Sondra, of
Washington, visited at the. Charlie
Lantz home one day last week on
way home from California. Bob
Is Mrs. Lantz' nephew.
A birthday supper was given
June 7 in honor of Marie Morris
and Alma Crowl at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Crowl. Those
and Mis. Gary Morris Jr. , and
Gary m, Alma Crowl. - Myrle
Lamb, Charlie Crowl, Mr. ' and
Mrs. Harry Crowl, and J. W.
Crowl. .
Four-H sheep club met May J7
at Ihe home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Crowl. Members present were Rhea
Garrett. Wealthy Ann Warner,
Donny Hill, Bob Warner, Sam
Anderson, Charlie Crowl. Adults
present were Andy Hill, Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Warner, Madge Ander
son, Myrle Lamb, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Crowl. Pie Ice-cream, cof
fee and punch was served after
the meeting. .
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For Mexican War.
Many regiments ease
Want Ada to timet re
cruits during the Mexicaa
War. After ottering "a
bounty oi 160 acrea ef
land, in one ad, the
Fourth Ohio Regiment
claimed for the Mexicaa
table-lande, its destine
tion, that "there's n ,
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Fort Klamath
By MYRTLE WIMEB '
On June first, Mrs. Richard
Vnrmim resumed her duties
Dostmaster at the Crater Lake
Park noatoffice for the season
Ober Brown has recuperated from
a severe attack of tick fever which
confined mm to oeo iur
Two other .Modoc i.umoer ,io.
in woods employes are
ported as being hospitalized for the
same illness.
Mr. snd Mrs. Perry Brewer. Cres
cent City, were weekend house-
guests at the home oi nr. ana mm.
William Brewer, and also visited
u Rjtinh Darllnc. at tne uar
line-Brewer ranch, seeing other rel
atives here too during tneir stay.
Henrv Taylor -(Pop) Burcn,
year-old local resident, was taken
on Tnursaay to juauituu xu
a few davs' stay while under meal
cal care. He has for some time
past stayed at the nome oi jut,
and Mrs. Frank Edwards. s
Kathleen Monks. Lapwai, Idano
la visiting here at the home of her
sister and family, Mr. ana Mrs.
Elmora Nicholson.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Baum,
Klamath Falls, spent the weekend
at their Fort Klamath residence.
Mrs. Baum Is getting along fine
fallowing major surgery.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Turner and
daughter on Thursday moved from
Crater Lake national rant to vnc
Lava Beds National Monument ior
the summer fire season. Turner is
employed as ranger la the park
service.
Jo Ann Slsemore Is home for the
summer vacation from Marylhurst
College.
Mrs. Harry Turner and sister,
Mrs. Stella LIppert, Portland, left
Saturday for a lew days visit In
Klamath Falls with friends before
returning home. While here they
were houseguests at the home of
their brother and wife, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Engle, and visited often
with Mrs. Turner's daughter-in-law
Mrs. Mildred Caste).
On Thursday, the two Portland
visitors were entertained at dinner
by Mr. and Mrs. Earl M. Jackson
when Mrs. Mildred Lenz Garret was
also an Invited guest. Host and
guests are old time friends of many.
years standing,
A houseguest at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred L. Pope', was Ricky
uavies, stuaent at Willamette unl
versity, Salem, who arrived Thurs
day and left on Sundav.
oteven, son or Mr. and Mrs. Fred
rope, is ante to be ud and
around and doing his chores at the
rancn again alter a siege of mumps,
nciiunco in mis weex wun cmcken.
pox is a neighbor of Steven's.
yuuuK omoK.v r-riicneu, son of Mr,
and Mrs. Bud Prltahett or tho wn.
Ham Zumbrun ranch.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Sanders tinv.
moved back from Klamath Falls
wnere oniriey, Ray and Don Jr.
have attended KUH8. A new addi.
tion, Kim Evan, was born April
a at ruamain valley Hospitol.
Lieut. F J. Pribvl. USAF of th
Portland filter center, has made
rrangements for the showinir of
two grouna omerver corps films
at the June 19 meetlna (2:30 n.m.)
oi me uivic improvement Club at
me chid house.
Mrs. Joanna Tavlor was hrmiffht
home from Klamath Vallev Hos
pital on May au ana is improving.
Mr. ana Mrs. Harold Redden
have a new 42-foot trailer home
and have moved from Macdoel to
the Charles J. Brlcco place, next
door to the Fort Klamath Garage,
He is employed by Wood River Val
ley ranchers and has just complet
ed a project for the Wood River
Ditch Improvement group at the
Lorln M. Streeter ranch.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Edward had
as Memorial weekend guests their
daughter and family from Prlne
ville, Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth Mor
ris. Saturday guests included Mrs,
Jim 'Mullen, Mrs. Herb Edwards,
Klamath Falls: Mr, and Mrs, Ben
Herrlok, Merrill; Mr. and Mrs. M.
Ferguson of Lakeview, accom
panied by their children and grand
children, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Fer
guson and Laura Ferguson, Klam
ath Falls. They also visited Mr. and
and Mrs. Charles M. Noah.
Former residents, Mr. and Mrs.
William Bronson, of Canyonvllle,
were weekend guests of Mr, and
Mrs. William E. Davis, the women
being cousins. .The Davis family
are moving to a recently-purchased
home at Agency Lake which they
bought from Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Woods.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank 8trahan
spent the weekend with his sister
and family in Ashland.
Mrs. Myrtle Denton has returned
from Washington. Trip was made
Ith Mrs. Oelna Briscoe, Klamath
Falls., former president. They vis
ited at Montesano, Wash., with Mr.
and Mrs. Millard Briscoe and at
tended graduation, and at Outlook.
Wash., with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mai
mgrem and family.
Orland Lynch oi Kiamatn raus
lslted at the home of his brother
In law. Clay Thomas and family.
Monday morning, June 1 a group
of Horizon Club girls and their lead
ers lett lor a week at the coast.
Chaperones were Mrs. Frank Stra
han, Mrs. W. B. Hescock and Mrs.
Dennis Knowles. Local Horizon
Club membership totals four girls,
the other 13 being from Chlloquin.
Gilchrist
High News
GILCHRIST HIGH REVIEW
By Dirk Aenis
Dr. Rex Putnam. State Superin
tendent of Public Instruction, gave
an excellent commencement ad
dress on the marks of an educated
person Thursday evening Mav 21 to
a large and attentive audience.
Points particularly stressed were
your use of English, your manners,
your appreciation of beauty, your
character, your citizenship and
your attitude toward work.
The Invocation and the benedic
tion were given by Reverend E.
L. Baker of crescent.
The program Included songs by
the high school girls' chorus, under
the direction of Mrs. J. B. Hnmil
ton. The songs were, "A Little Song
of Life" and "Morning,"
Salutatory speech was given
by Sherry Greer, who plans to go
to business school in Portland in the
tall.
Mr. Vern Rochck. principal of
OHS presented diplomas to Jim
W. Childre, Kenneth Freeman,
Jorah Nell Oarrlck, Sherry Ovecr.
Beverly Ann Petersen and Robert
L. Slpe,
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1 MEETING NOTICES,
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1st and 3rd Monday of each Month
Visiting members welcome
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MERRILL GRANGE
No. 717
Square dance Saturday June 1
from 9 p. m. to 1 a. m. ,
Caller, Jim Bradshaw
Legal Notice
NOTICE OF BOND SALE "
Scaled Dronasalm will ha kiuI h
th Common Council of th City of
Klamath Falls, Oregon, for the pur
chase of, City of Klamath Falls, Ore
gon, General Obligation Bonds. Series
No. M, aggregating. One Hundred Thir-
authorized by vote of the electors of
-am. a-uy, me tiiy unarter and by Ord
inance of the Cnmmnn PminHl ihrmni
for the construction, equipping, operat
ing and maintaining a swimming pool,
plans and specifications therefore, being
aid City.
Proposals to purchase said bonds will
be received bv thm tlnHxrainnoH Pnlloa.
Judge for said City, up to and'lnclud.
!V "c 'MU1 a&y OI June, issj, at
the hour of 7:30 o'clock p.m., of said
daV and onenoii nt mania maallnn
of the Common Council in the Council
j-neiinucr oi ae v-uy au xor said City,
immediately thereafter: salt. hnnfx
nan o oaica ine 1st. day or July,
1953, and shall be in amounts of SlOoO.oo
cnvia, omu uudub snail am numoereu
and mature consecutively beginning
with No 1, and shall be due as fol
lows; twenty - on thousand dollars each
year for the veara lfl!4 tn nnH innlnrt.
lug the year 1938 and twenty-five Ihoui-
na aouars ior tne year 1039; and
layment and redemption of the entire
londs. or any number lhtrnr shall k
uuuuna. wun laia t-iiy at any interest
COUDOn daft nil etnrl all or- t hj-mm u..
a. urn uie uaie uiereoi. aaia oonai will
bear Interest at the rate of not to ex
ceed six per cent per annum, from
uaic uicrwi, paymoiw semi - annually
on July 1st. and January 1st. of each
year: orlncloai and intfrMt navihi. .
the office of the treasurer of the City
All Droosala must h UnrvinrmtAnnf
and accompanied by a certified check
for two per cent of the proposal.
The lUcCMaful hfriftttr fnr ani.4 (u.n.1.
will be furnished with an opinion, as
.ne vauuuy mcreoi, py me iaw iirm
Wtnfree. McCullnrh. Shnlxr a Sav
Portland Trust Building, Portland, Ore
gon.
The Common Council reserves the
rlftht to reject any and all bids.
i nis nonce is authorized by ordinance
we wmmon council oi uity oi Klam
l Falls. Oretrnn. rinntH Mav in
1953.
Dated May 22, 1933. .
r ranx a. Biacicmer. Pollre
Judge, For City of Klamath
1 Falls. Ore arm
22-2,1-2.V26-27-28-20-:m J a.a.
10-1 l-l 2.13-1S-16-17-18-10-20-23-23-24-25
No. 436
NOTICK of srwnnt, n-fmnu
Notice Is hereby niven. In com nu
ance with the provisions of Chapter
228. Oregon Laws. 1S43. tn the levai
voters of Union High School District No.
oi iviamam County. Oregon that an
nual school election of said school
I sir lets will he held t Klamath Unlnn
High School. Alameda and Wall Streets.
amain rails, Oregon In said school
trict. on the 22nd dav of June. IBM
between the hours of 2:00 o'clock p.m
Aim o.uu o ciuck p.m., sianaarn lime,
for the purpose of electing one director
from the Klamath Falls zone for a
period of five years beginning on June
' - Signed,
H. B. Ashlev. Clark.
6.13 No. 433
Chemult
By VIRGINIA TAYLOR
Miss Holbrook, County Exten
sion Agent, met with a group of
youngsters and adults ftt the Civic
Club Tuesday, June 9, for veiner
roast and to clean up the club
grounds and make plans for some
type of youth work in Chemult.
Gary and Mike Farri.s are vlsit-
tnor with their father. Bint? Farris.
They are from Corvallis and are
vacation.
Mr. and Mrs- Robert Harris of
Roseburg are visiting with Mr.
and Mrs. Grant Damon.
Weekend guests of the Dick Jes-
sups were Mr. and Mrs. Oeorire
Talbot Jr., of Alameda. Calif.,
and Mr. and Mrs Rolland Cooripa.
of Oakland. Talbot i the onlv
brother of Mrs. Jessup. '
uon Brader is home tor the
summer Xrom Wilamette Univer
sity.
Sundav tmesis of th Bill Tav.
lors were Mr. and Mrs. W. E
Hotnke, Joanna and Roger of Eu
gene. Mrs. Lillian Burcham of Dpch-
tur. 111., is visiting with her sister,
Mrs. Mae Maxey. Com inn uo from
SBnta Crux to see her nieces is
Mrs. H. B. Jenniues. She is ac
companied by a , friend, Mrs. M.
Sherman.
Mr. and Mrs. Grady Oooch
ade a hurried trip to Wayward.
Calif., over the wckend to be with
Gordon Gooch who is seriously ill.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Collins it re
llvinp; in Porters cabins. Collins
is with Morrison-Knutson Co.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Sherman
of Portland recently took over
the Crater Lake Motel m ana ce
ment for Rogers Construction Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Wood spent
the weekend in Klamath Falls with
the Robert Wood family. -
Driving for West Coast Lines
and brineinf his family of five
to Chemult Is D, R. Cole of Salem.
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PLOWING, DISCING 'and harrowing.
H r. Jarrard. Phon. 5352.
ELECTRIC SHAVER RF.PAIRfl
On. day rvlc on all make, .lectrle
ehavere, stuniagtom. Schick, and Suo-
oeam.
RICKY'S JEWELERS PHONE 3151
CURTAINS
Phon. S1
launafend and erratchea
SEPTIC T ANTES rluiurf. i.,v irin
Phone 3333.
WELDING, diivt mt0i wnpVr 1 Pari
Sheet Metal. 2901 n. 6th. Phon. 70ia
MIMEOGRAPHING and mailing Hate
at rearonabla prlcea. Klamath Buai
nee. i:onese. 733 pine, rnone 70.
PAINTING interior and exterior. Char
1m Brown. Succeeeor to H L. Brown.
rnone or aw.
rOR ROTOT1LLING, garden work. Call
SHEEt"
MIl'rAL.
worW.
Sheet
heatinsf. alrondlHeninat. Pari
Metal. 2001 S. 8th- Phon 701 S.
PART TtMC bookttpinf work done at
your ofliea. a. J. Koaanbum. Pbone
9SA3.
CAnnETd PLOWING, dlulns. and kaVC
rowlnff. Phona 144.
K Lg CTy O LUX awvlcaa. Phono T6T.
ELKCTRICAla work dontt. No 1oh ttvt
wn-tlL Phont t-lMO bttort a.m.
13 EDUCATIONAL
FILt CLCRKS, ircntral bookkcpert.
needed all buslneBa. lam t hnm
for thtt well pid position. Box AM.
GOVERNMENT POSITIONS pay ai
mm ai ST3 Ber week to tart. Pre.
Dra at home for Mndin aximlmtions
Men Women. Inquire, , Herald fc
Newi. Box S.
INSTRUCTION
Phone
In vole and plana
BOOKKEEPING, offlc fnachfne, typ.
ii. snonnena. apeecwrtunf. kindred
ibJeela Klamath CaIIbm Vol
Pine, Phone 4790,
$5 AN HOUR :
and have a sincere desire to make a
dollar television tield. Men applying
USE CLIP COUPON
,
the hieh-navinr finlri nf
WORK .
14 HELP WANTED, FEMALE
EXPERIENCED DRUG tori sales.
lady, write Herald and News, Box 300.
EXPERIENCED WAITRESSES WANT-
cq. rtppiy a. uie i-nucx wagon.
16 HELP WANTED, MALE
& WANTED VW
Experienced
AUTO
MECHANIC
Top pay scale, year around
job in pleasant shop. Apply
in person.
LEE HUFF
MOTOR COMPANY
603 So. 6th .
ATTENTION SEWING
MACHINE MEN, OR MEN
WITH GOOD SELLING
EXPERIENCE
There is now available In the
Klamath Falls area an exclusive
dealer franchise on the world's
finest sewing machine, highly ad-
venisea nationally and consumer
accepted. A sewing machine that
has jumped from 10th place in
sales to second place In 6 short
years.
This Is a chance for a man and
wile to operate as a team, and
open their own store. Small capital
required. Address all inquiries to
Box 555 Herald & News. Distributor
representative will interview all
qualified applicants.
KLAMATH PALI.fi r.M riaBAr i nr-A.
cntly taking applications for a sales
ptuiion. Applicant must like to sell.
be ambl til-ilia rfirnna nf ln.r.in.
...o imu iuwer ana capaoie Ol aa
justlnje his sales technique to both new
end used cars. Auto experience not
necessary but NSIm harkurnnnH Vi.ln.
au.. "i nr Kivinx uersonai in in rm at inn
and exnerlenca in ritaii tn Uapbih
rw, nox oott.
SO PRFE l.ir Ani nrn mhivtm
The overwhelmlnn acceptance of the
WHITE SHIELD PLAN
the most ousiandinfl Doctor and Hos-
pita, i-ian, mane it necessary to ao.
point two more men in vnue tiros, ff
you are Interested in making between
oo ana iuu per wecK, ana it you (eel
that you are the kind of person we are
.owning ior, you wm nave a wonder-
ful Chance for nrnmntlnn vrv .hnrilv
Inexperience an asset rather tnan a lia-
Diuiy. write to Pioneer Am, Lis. Como.
Box 4085 Portland. Ore. An interview
win oe arranged in the near future.
WANTED BELLMAN.
Must be 18 or
over. Winema Hotel.
WANTED men to work in truck tire,
department and service station work.
Experience preferred but not necessary
Apply, Snoop & Schulze Tire Service.
main w"o spring airee.5.
It SITUATIONS WANTED
O.T.I. ACCOUNTING STUDENT neds
summer worn, freierabiy office. Ph.
775fl after 4 p.m.
CHILD CARE, large lawn, fenced,
playground equipment Phone 6020.
HOUSECLEANING by the hour.
Call
HIGH SCHOOL .boy age 13. hunky,
wanu worK of any kind. Prefer farm,
work, some experience. Phont 6508.
Gerald Dedmon 625 N. 2nd.
AM 11 veara old Woulrf likst in Unit
work mowing lawns, taking care of
chickens and other jobs. Gary Mingo,
IBIS Hope. Phone 2-3G00.
BABY SITTING or housework wanted
by IS year old eeilort-H airl. Phnns
8103. "
BABY SITTING. Phone 2-1348.
ARE YOU GOING away for a week or
a weekend? Leave your children with
me. I have a n)Cs varrl anri lulnn
Can five good references. Mrs. Grace
Alien. none ii-1643.
HIGH SCHOOL boy want any kind of
work. Phone 2-3519.
22
ROOMS FOR RENT
ROOM and board. Phone 5531.
ROOMS 1034 inch.
ROOM gentleman. 1530 Crescent
STEAM HEATED ilronlni prvim
Quiet clean, close tn. Phone 2-0214.
ROOMS. S3 a Week. 629 Jefferson.
24 APARTMENTS FOR RENT
THREE ROOMS and bath, private en
trancc, close in, gas equipped, garage,
adults, nn pets. Phone 7386.
TWO ROOMS and bath. Inquire S18
Uign.
REAL UTATt FPU 1AU
30
OPEN HOUSE '
SATURDAY. & SUNDAY, JUNE 13th nd-14th'
2 P.M. to 5 P.M. r ;
. 5342 ALVA ST. '
In Yalta Gardens ... this beau,
tiful home is only 3 years old.
Large living room, 3 bedrooms,
wonderful kitchen and dining
area, utility room, tile bath,
(plus Vt bath). Hardwood floors,
electric heat, large garage, in
sulated, patio, nicely land
scaped, concrete driveway.
S16.000 . , . Good Terms
k AL LONGE, Realtor a -
111 So. 8th ! Phones 828S 2-271S
: EVENINGS PHONE - ' .
Joe Leonard 2-0527; Ann Mason 714; Harold. Bttreun M31
24 APARTMENTS FOR RINT
NTPR ft. WAN rurnlHhed one and two.
room aparlmenta. M, 35 and J07.3O,
I. uiuuies paiq. i pi. jciu,.
three i.ARne furnished roomi and
bath. Waihing faculties. Heat and wat-
er rurnuneq. loan ureaccm.
LARGE, CLEAN, I three room
ment. 1717 Main. Phone 2-283.
APARTMENT. 125 a month.
ulili-
ties paid. Phone 2-3343. 016 Pine.
FURNISHED duplex, clean, close in.
1135 Kant Street. Phone 2-0354 after
nr unvtlmc Sundnv nr Monday.
KOK RENT, four room apartment Calf
FURNISHED APARTMENT or, rent
445 Market,
SMALL APARTMENT, completely, fur-
nisneq, lummer raioa. lij i-ine.
TWO ROOM furnlithed aoartmenl
For couple or two bachelon. Fully
equippea. unu ana water lunuiaco.
ine steeping room. 010 wmuw.
WF.i.i. FURNISHED two room court
apartment. Close in. For single pcr-
son 94. rnone o-tja. or oioa vcniona.
THREE ROOMS furnished. Laundry
fnciniiM. AdulLa only. No nets. Close in,
804 Lincoln, phone 3581, eves. 2-3170.
stm WISHED anartment with bath,
lights, water, use of automatic washer
and dryer. Single girls or bachelors.
Will share kitchen and bath. Call
IsabeU Krueger. 6715 days, 7242 after
6;:iu.
FOR RENT, three room furnished
apartment. Hot water heat Phon
2-nfiHn or 9006.
THREE and four room apartments.
Close in. Ida's Tauor snop.
UNDER NEW management . Bright
clean two room fcpartment wita Daw.
$40 a month. 224 Broaq.
i-i fin VTiRlMlRHRn anartment Walk
ing distance. Suitable for two. Phone
8450.
THREE ROOM furnished apartment
Adults only, zuoi wnite.
FOR RENT TWO room modern apart
ments lor adults, azi croao.
THREE ROOM furnished apartment
for rent close In. Phone 4648 evenings
between s ana o p.m. ior appoinunni.
FOR RENT clean two room apartment
Electrically equippea. 3J wo. iutn.
THREE ROOM furnished apartment
Centra 1 ly located. 121 Soutn ana.
FURNISHED STEAM heated
ment. Corner Pine and ceaar.
FOR RENT, three room furnished
apartment two blocks off Main . St
Adults. o. i"n,
EXTRA LARGE three room apartment
Also three room caoin. .rnone oobo.
FOR
ment,
3542.
RENT. NICE furnished apart
also housekeeping room. Phone
FURNISHED APARTMENT. PRIVATE
hnth Moat filrnichorf. Close In. Adults.
Phone 4673 after 6:30 p.m. or before
a.m
FOUR ROOM and bath unfurnished up
stairs apartment lor rent, lan ww.
KMiRNiKWF.n steam heated Glen'
court apartment. Weyerhaeuser. Phone
3088.
STEAM HEATZU apartment with bed
room 628 oaK St
FOR HENT two room court apart
ment. Nicely furnished, suitaoie ior
couple or single person, ynone x-ooo.
TWO ROOM furnished apartment. 1125
Walnut.
TWO ROOM
Phone 63BL
furnished apartment
26 HOUSES FOR RENT
TWO bedrooms and den. Mills Addl
tion.Phone 8256.
FOR RENT, CLErW' attractive, "nicely
furnished one bedroom house. Couple
only. No cniiaren. no peu. i-aii iw
noons. 22 uncoin. -
fou rent one bedroom house.
furnished. Just off California on Doty
Phone aaoi
FOR RENT two bedroom house. Un
furnished. Just off California on Doty,
Phone 836.
IOR RENT two bedroom modern un
furnished house. 840. Apply at 5547
Avalon.
FOR RENT, two room furnished house.
Mills Addition. Phone 3m.
SEMI MODERN small cottage
able for two. Summer ratej. 1143
Wit? HPMT turn rnnm mnHtrn fur.
nlshed. house. Lights and water paM,
Adults only. 2w Martin.
MODERN one bedroom home on Llnd-
lev Wav. Floor furnace. f ireolace.
lawn sDrinkler. $47.50. Couole preferred
with references, J. W. Sanders, 1213
mam st.
TWO BEDROOM furnished house.
Alameda.
FOR RENT. TWO bedroom unfurnished
duplex. 723 St franc is Street M.
rnone 7i"jo.,
MODERN CABINS. Weekly rate. Ra-
sonapie. uiearys Motet ajjj uitnn
THREE-ROOM ' home. Bath, garage.
gas range, water heater, circulating
heater. Newly re-decorated. Couple
oniy. iit urcnaro. fnone o.
FOUR ROOM UNFURNISHED duplex
ijnone huai uciore p.m.
FOR RENT, two bedroom home. S75.
a an its, no peu. . zjzo neciamauon.
rnone i uieiane, 7-iuoa.
fWQ BEDROOM oartlv. furnished hnun
ior rent or lease. v. annua. an oe
seen June 13 and 14th.
28 REAL ESTATE WANTED
WANTED TO rent, clean two or three
pcaroom moaern nouse in Molls Addi
tion, tnu it'uzuo.
ONE BEDROOM, good home near S.P.
Depot Gomcr Jones. Realtor, tele-
HOMES FOR SALE
Everett Dennis Realtor. 121 N. 8th
rnone ttfi.
WOULD LIKE tn rent twn.h.rlrnnm fur.
nished house. Suburban or Mills Addi
tion, enone a-s-ibj.
WANT TO RENT two or three bedroom
lurnisneq nouse ior summer. Call 6059.
WANTED TO RENT or lease two or
three bedroom house in Mills Addition.
One 12 year old sir!. Will nav 1st and
iasi momn in aavance. Horning Fresh
Dina aiairiouior. rnone ui miwmh
q a.m. to a p.m..
WANT TO RENT two or three bed
room home. Phone 6022.
29 REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
TRADE
Good going Country garage, cafe, and
service station. Best of hunting anri
fishing. Will trade for ranch up to
8.10.000. Will take home as down pay-
men ur any WQ DU nine IS in UngOn.
30 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
36 acres. Cabin, ham rh.trsn tTn..
hog hou. meadows, year around iik
water. $4,500. tome terms. Write to
i- nn or pnone uranu Pass
10 ACRE TRACTS. n rinum
S', 'o.ii.5i,W- 3Ul St or 'phone
MODERN nr..Wrtrnnn. V.
nished. Completely remodeled.'
fur.
Low
nuwi, pmcni. fnane ZM768.
THREE BEDROOM house. Mill, And?
Ion. fireplace, two bath., fenced yard.
r..f. ,oru,m'i.er hom " Klamath
Fall, or Jackson Countv in tr.rf. ru.
terroaayallabl.. Phone 8574 evening
"ooern one Bedroom houit
nearly J', acre of pound, c.rase lTst
tarao StrMt. uwi wt -.7.1 Vl. 1 'Jl
like rent. Also l. hd7m hou
partial bament autom.M. k..V
Litlencott stxret. S1800. Term. pKaT.
m alter 7 p.m. V0"
4659 LA VERNE AVE.
Brand newl M-ft. Urinf ram
with fireplace. Larga dining
room, well-arranged kitchen trA
utility room,-3 large bedraoou,
tile bath, hardwod fleers
throughout. Electric beat, fully
Insulated." Double garag '-1th
oreeseway between house and ga
rage. WO' z ISO' lota -
I15.000 .'. . Tenne r
30 REAL ESTATE FOR SAU
Mills Addition
You will enjoy livlnf In this wdl
arranged roomy 2 bedroom .mod.
era nome, with fireplace, eleotrie
heat, convenient utility. On attrac
tlvely landscaped level lot, back
yard completely fenced. Here Is
real value. .See It today, , Price
19,250. FHA terms. j
Hillside '
No reasonable offer -refused en
this attractive 2 bedroom home,
with a third bedroom In the
full concrete basement. Fireplace,
dining room, good oil furnace. Inv
mediate possession. Submit your
own terms; If at "all .reasonable
they will be accepted. . ;
New 3 Bedroom Home
On beautiful Laverne Avenue.
Well designed, built for. disorimin.
atlng homemaker.' Large kitchen,
breakfast nook, extra 'bath, off
big utility room. . Dining, room,
brick flreblace ' w.n . hmhiui
floors throughout;' electric heat,
complete insulation. 115,000. , Con
venient terms can bet: arranged.
Suburban
acre "with xoomv ' hAmnm
modern home. Well constructed and
in excellent -condition. Mahogany
paneled kitchen, and utility. Oa
rage and chicken house. Price only
W,950. Reasonable terms arranged.
CHILCOTE & SMITH
REALTORS
Since 1S00 '
Don Sloan Phone 5631. Eve
Homer Stiles . ;' 2-2440 Eve
111 N. Ith 8U Phone 4SM or IS20
You can grow ROSES 'ROUND
THE rxJQR-Thls Just needs jour
KIDDIES ON THE FLOOR! It's
a ranch-style two-bedroom, home In
Mills Addition. YOU WILL ENJOY
the comfort of a well-heated wall-to-wall
carpeted llvlne-
fireplace and picture windows, han
dy kitchen with garbage disposal
nna separate tuning apace ever
looking the completely fenced-in
yard with work shop and garden
space. Most of all; youll - go' for
tl- price of $10,750. TO BE SHOWN
BY APPOINTMENT ONT.V
2-0597. . ". "
' Ranches ?'rj-
800 Acres about 400 lncrop Grain
and Alfalfa. Prob. v.i
MO- 84 Pd I up water. More avallaWe. .
r.ivo mm crop soo.ooo terms.
Butte VdlleV
440 A. Rood land. r.j,n,ni .,aJ '
More can be added Ind. Wide Gras-
utjs r. roT uetaiis "
GOMER JONES ;,
HIS. 4th . TelS. 4321.7MT
Slsm. Jack 0rdner-J71.
HOMES FOR SALE
BEARD AGENCY
REALTORS &' INSURANCE' ' '
1020 MAIN ST.
Phone 2-3471 or 4840 ;
Attractive
These have large light Sunny
Beautiful Windows. Good buys.
r1 Drive in Basement, in
terlor Fireplace. Beautifully land
scaped. Large Service Rm. Fur
naee. Corner. Bargain.
2 Suburban well arranged:' High
CO Fnda. Kitchen and Dinette
Knotty Pine. Enclosed Ber. Porch
Philippine Mahogany.' Delightful
home. .......
We have others - . '
GOMER JONES
Realtor
111 S. 4th St. Tels. 43ai.75B7
Salesmen '
Jack Gardner
Clarle Ellis
4871
S-2454
?clftSJS
FOR SA1. niBUiiin - .
JtUhed. four room. .ibath, eloiTn
cart or term.. phM1. 1:
T 1HHKE L . .
-U heat.
Very dm "trff-SS. ""mUUd.
cellent wn, ,i, newy fJncSr J;
sarden ip.ee fenced UT
Phon. sia "Prt Boulevard.
oenver. Phone S-1M3. """"
S.a52sl55S-
Phone iTloJif00- Sm,u "" PVment
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