THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1954
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE THIRTEEN
It Happened This Way
In
New Pine Creek
By 1RVIX FARIS
Pop went on the roof I Ma
laughed as he waddled up the
creaky ladder and mused under
her breath, "That rub of a man!"
She breathed easier, however,
hen he stepped safely lrom the
Unal ladder rung to the partially
sheeted roof for there was a
vertical dillerence between them
of about 12 feet. She sensed a
smug reeling of security as she
stood there on the ground looking
up watching the large group of
. men, hammering, carrying, hand
ling and sawing boards, and stoop
ing in almost every conceivable
manner.
Then she hurried home and be.
gan planning a tasty supper for
that special evening, she knew
hubby would be hungry and she
derived considerable satisfaction
watching him enjoy his food in
that spirit of worthy accomplish'
ment.
RIFLE MOUNTS
SCOPES - SIGHTS
THE GUN STORE
I This typifies several papa's,
I pnmmiinitu msindDnc ...... mint,.
say, wno enjoyed a good appetite
that last Sunday evening. And they
were exceedingly happy that
morning to get the big 9x10x32
center beam in place the rafters
up and the roof sheeting on the
uew fire hall.
Jack Moffitt and his man were
down last Saturday with the final
two yards of ready-mix an d t
group of men, headed by Com'
missioner Neal Eliot and a co
helper, Lee Bernard, lined Up for
the cement bucket brigade to pour
the reinforcement beam over the
doors in front of the building and
ine one lr, the tear over the tin
dows and door.
Andy Duncan then finished lay
ing up the end walls with nothing
left but some odd jobs of mudding
up around the beam and rafter
ends which he did Monday.
The men expect to get the three.
layer roof tarred on this week
starting Wednesday, barring
ftorm. Bill Kelso will attend to the
wiring needs next week. The 10
by , 10 doors have yet to be con
structed or purchased ready-made
and Installed.
Cash donations are gaining mo
mentum but so are the bills,
Those donations have just got to
. Author Utilizes
j. Want Ad to Get
300 Needy Pants
15 -
I WHITER, broke, needs trou-i
en lor traveling
Calitornian Henry Miller.
author of "Tropic of Cap
ricorn" and other books.
seed a Classified Ad
newsoaners seeking
"trousers for traveling
before he left for a 6
months stay in Paris. He
received 300 pairs, which
he took abroad for needy
artists and writers.
,-Tiuats xou Alice Oi
Want Ads Reach
Warm Hearts
fj) S4 ...If. Piuk
8-
J IS to first mitr 4 tA tret ernstst Onsi
' M Attrbtinr malt titer kcm. Hawui I
Pints, fat 12.. NW lr., Huh V. Fk. J
Here In Klamath
Want Ads Work Wonders
la lh.
HERALD & NEWS
Ph. till
exceed the bills so it will be a
mad race between the two. But
Ihe district board members are
feeling a bit more optimistic about
the whole thing Decause oi wis
iavorable response.
Donors of cash donations so far
are as follows: Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Deal, S10; Raymond Fisher, (10;
Neal Elliott, $10: Jim Snider, $10;
M e a r 1 e Leehmann, $10; Mrs.
Edith Burgess $5: Bulck Dealer
B. N. Bock, Ft. Bidwell, 5; Tom
Roberts, S5; Earle Sanford, .10:
Walter Xing, S2; Baldimur stahi
chmldt, $1.; Clyde Cogburn S10;
A. R. Smith. J10: A. h. McGuffin.
57.50; Walter Lightle, S10 and the
Shamrock, $10.
In addition to this lift Bill Kelso
of the Arrow Electric Company in
Lakeview who lives in our district
will donate $25 in merchandise
and labor. Both of the carpenters
whom we have hired to work and
sort of guide the operation, Syl
vester Gallagher and Bill Smith,
are donating a third of their labor
which is certainly an item not to
te sneezed at. I tossed in a rear
door and a few partition brick and
my labor is gladly given for what
it is worth probably 25 cents
per hour. The other commission
ers have also donated generously
of their time and labor, trucks,
pickups and use of equipment. Jim
Snider who is a pretty fair carpen
ter, in his own right spent all
day Sunday on the job helping on
the roof. He also brought down a
lond of lumber on his truck.
It is almost Impossible to in
clude the names of all those who
have helped so far on the fire hall
construction. But among some of
those whose help has been most
certainly appreciated by the board
is that of Cliff Scrivner a real
mechanic in every sense of the
word with his welding torch
ready and his whole hearted will'
ingness to help about the fire-en-Kine
and In putting this civio pro
ject across. He deserves a vote
of thanks from tne community.
Others have helped tremendous
ly including Neal Elliott and
Jim Snider in ways vital to tne
success of the undertaking. They
live at the far north end of the
district whose benefit from the fire
department cannot be equal to
those who live here in town. Their
contribution becomes far more
magnanimous considering this
fact.
Alvin Butler who is handy with
carpenter tools put in a full day
Sunday besides other help. Fire
Chief Clarence McLain and his
son. Lee, helped on the roof Sun
day. He and Cliff took the truck
out on a money raising drive Mon
day evening. They got $65.
Mr. A. L. Wood, the bee man of
Ihe Lakeview Aviaries, donated his
truck to haul brick and forms, on.
His son. Forest, not only helped on
the roof last Sunday but took Lar
ry Angland and Lee MCLain to
Class Mountain with him and
brought home a big load of brick.
This was a big help as was also
the use of Darvin Robnetfs truck
which son, Robert and Jim Vin
cent, and Larry Angland took over
after the other load oi pumice
brick.
Charley Carpenter, one oi tne
firemen, helped on tne root aun-
rfv along with the rest ol us
would-be carventers. In all, the
taoarri members are highly grati
fied with the progress Deuig maae
and Just hope we get the root on
the thing before it storms. All the
rnofine materials wm oe iierc
Wednesday, September 15. So by
the time this is read we hope the
roofing Job will have neen completed.
KLAMATH
Business College
MOVED
from 733 Pine to
4743 So. 6th
Some Phone 4760
Acceprinq enrollments
for Foil-Winter
In Session Continuously
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Medlock
and family of Kinzua, Oregon and
daughters, Luanua and Patricia.
and Mr. and Mrs. uien unw mi
boys. Michael and Garry, Palo Al
to, California, all arrived at the
nim!r smith home for a Labor
Day weekend visit. Mrs. Drew and
Mrs. Medlock are Delmer's sisters
and they, having all arrived tne
same day, had a merry time to
gether. Delmer nadn t seen tne
oldest sister, Mrs. Drew, tor lt
years.
A plumb good plum-pickers' par
ly was enjoyed last Friday eve
ning. The annual event was held
in the basement of the First Bnp
list Church with 50 of the Bennett
Plum orchard pickers and their
families being present, including.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bennett and
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Ruga.
The party not only offered a
world of good things to eat but
included a program.
Speaking of wild plums: Earl
Butler got in a plum jam last
week at his local home-kitchen
wild-plum cannery. It seems his
huge shipment of special Jar lids
had failed to arrive that fit the
particular type of Jars he had al
ready purchased. His big supply
of plums had reached that dead
ripe stage, however, when they
had to be canned. He cleaned the
local merchants out of new Jars
and lids thus drawing the com
munity house-wives into the Jam
too. They had their plums for pri
vate consumption ready to can
and as they ran out of lids, one by
one they hurried down to get new
lids or jars as the case may be
only to find none in town.
ttoi-i Butler's cannery which has
been operating tor the past month
with two to four women preparing
the plums and canning still has
about two weeks work before the
finish. .
t hnnrri nur rloe. Ring, howling
like a baby. Accidently she got
locked in the town garage next
door unknowingly by tne nrciwuu.
,v,n tinrl ennp to lunch.
xir. Mavme Brvan. of Medford.
arrived last Thursday to be on
hand for her motner. Mrs. n. n
Dougherty's 80th birthday which
was celebrated last Friday. A
birthday cake with cherry vanilla
ice cream and coffee was served
to the small group of close friends
and relatives who helped celebrate
her great big birthday, Mrs. Bryan
will clay and visit about a month.
Harvey McLain arrived a week
ago last Wednesday for a IS day
furlough before returning to his
base at Seattle.
Two 10 foot four Inch pipe sup
ports were donated to the NPC
fire department by Walter Dyke
man, Lakeview watermaster, with
the compliments of the city of
Lakeview. The pipe will take the
place -of the temporary plank sup
ports now being used under the
big beam In the fire hall. Cliff
Scrivner is welding a flat footing
to each end of the supports getting
them ready for installation. We
hope our fire department can be
of service to Lakeview in our mu
tual aid agreement for this act of
kindness.
On Saturday, September 4, wed
ding nuptials took place in Reno,
united Miss LaDene Scrivner and
Allen (Duke) Brown of the Air
Force, In matrimony. Duke was
on a 10 day leave from his air
base at Mountain Home, Idaho for
the important event. LaDene is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cliff
Scrivner and Allen is the grandson
of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Thomas,
with whom he made his home pri
or to induction. He has 14 months
to serve yet. Then the couple plan
lo make their home in New Pine
Creek.
Bart Scrivner was best man and
Miss Sylvia McManus of Willow
Ranch was the bridesmaid, who,
together with Mr. and Mis. Cllll
Scrivner, and Bart's wife, Donna,
accompanied the young couple to
Reno,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reed ol
Yakima, Washington, visited with
Mrs, Clara Cloud and family sev
eral days last week and part ol
the week before they took Mrs.
Cloud to Silver Lake where she
and the Reeds were former resi
dents years ago. They sure had a
line time visiting all their old time
friends. The visitors left the latter
part of last week for a continued
vacation over on the coast.
Mrs. Elizabeth Flowers of Al-
turas has been doing substitute
teaching for Mrs. Gladys Porter
during the latter s convalescence,
from surgery.
Mrs. Freda Evans took a load
of wild plums to Klamath Falls
last Friday.
My big brother Cecil Faris and
wife Anna, paid us a surprise visit
last Friday noon. They were ac
companied by cousin Harold Pul
lins and wife who made their
first trip west. Harold lives at
Mcdearyvitle, Indiana and Cecil
has charge of the Chicago Boys
Camp at Winona Lake, Indiana.
They left last Saturday morning
to visit mother nt Caldwell, Idaho.
News notes were lost in the
whirl of activity stimulated by
the three day Lake County Round
up. We enjoyed It immensely and
it was one of the best but we were
so busy that even now it seems
only a faded memory of the past.
One day
Three days ,
Week run
Month run
POOLE'S
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WARD'S Klamath Funeral Horn. 92
Huh Street I'hone 3:13.
1 MEETING NOTICES
SPECIAL COMMUNICATION
Klamath Lodge No. 77 AF & AM
Friday, Sept. 24, at
7:30 p.m. Work in EA
degree. Visiting breth-
Elvin E. Phillips.
1 ' W.M.
4 GENERAL NOTICES
14 HELP WANTED. FEMALE
2 LOST AND FOUND
SMALL FEMALE bulldog license 2977.
Child's pet. Phon6851.
BOY ELEVEN lost "glasses, brown plas
tic frames, in brown leather case. Mike
Boring' name nnd addres written in
side in green ink. 10 reward. Return
to 28 W. Ore. Ave.
I.flST. truck tarn. anoroxiniately 18 X
35 feet, on highway 58. Reward. Phone
881. Rt. 1. Box 837.
LOST MALE Chesapeake Disappeared
in WtifMi ni-fA SeDt 18. Wearinfi chain
collar; license 1219. Reward. Phone
lost male BLACK Labrador Retrie
ver, Answers to the name of "Ranger."
Call da 5131 or 2-3055 after 7 p. m .
LOST BLACK Shenherd do" Whitr
chest. 70 lbs. in vicinity of O'Connor
Ranch, Spring Lake. Phone 2-3084. Re
ward. LOST. GLASSES in smoked elk caie.
Call Herald and News 0r phone 4t28
eves.
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Sept. 25th.
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WANT ADS
WANTED WOMAN for light housekeep
ing and care ol child In country home
untie mouier worm. Cailjf-IOIH.
WANTED M1DDLEAUED housekeeper
lor elotriy i.Mit. 4u wucnigan.
AVON COSMETICS hat opening lor
uaates to serv ice gouu termor , up
portunity to earn Si an hour in spar
time, no experience nceaeu. rieae tun
tact Mrs. Alice Schanu, District Man
ager, sept, at lOJtt uregon Ave.,
Kiamam alU, at 1 .pro, uu S p.m.
WAITRESSES wanted. Apply t hos
ier's caie in Wocu.
WOMAN WANTED lor housework and
cnildcarc. Live in. Call 6aj evenings.
EijDEHLiY woman to keep house for
working couple in Chlco, Calif. tUa
and board, plus salary fnone V225.
WOMAN to care lor children in my
home. Mills Addition. Phone 30.
FRY COOK WANTED. Good wages.
jj mile south ot jviamath ans. n.gn
w ay f)7. Phone Macdoel 078. Mary
Smith, Ideal Cafe.
woman, bouse
HECEPTIONIST wanted lor Hillside
Hospital. Must be good typist. X'i-M
to U p.m. Apply KlamaUt Valley Uot-
16 HELP WANTED, MALE
WILL THADK Oeer lilie or accessor K
for carpenter work. Inquire Ralph
G un Shop, -.fail South Sixtn.
ADV. NOVELTY ftt over telephone
dial. Fast seller, liberal comm.. Free
samples. Acme Mlg. t7F, Chelmsford
?i -.Boston 22 ,M ass.
JANITOR wanted, must know how to
take care of iloor. iUamath Valley
Hosplta 1.
WA N TED someone to move 2100 yard
of loose din. W miie or less, at ,-virk
Ranch. Phone J. C. Miller. Medford,
S.-UJ06, after 8 p.m.
SALESMAN needed for K.F. territory.
Opportunity for advancement to posi
tion of District Sales Manuger for qual
ified person. For personal Interview,
write letter of application outlining
qualifications and past employment to
Field Secretary. Oreaon Stats Motor A.
sociatlon. Ill) I fi. W Wa.hinIiAn nn.
lnd 5, Oregon. "
4 GENERAL NOTICES
RUMMAGE SALE
LIONS CLUB AUXILIARY
Pelican Theater Building
September 24 and 25
HUNTERS ATTENTION. Stop at the
Reatly Cafe for your hunting supplies,
bullets, knives, etc., and that delicious
coiiee and pie,
DANCE ORCHESTRA trio available for
any occasion. Union music. Phone Bob
Wilson c-o wmard Hotel. tm.
6 PERSONALS
ANNOUNCEMENT
Pelican Tractor
tit
Machinery
formerly operating under the W. C. Green Estate
is now under the ownership of
FRANK MOENCH and C. L. DIETRICH
Same personnel to serve
you:
Howard Lewis
Frank Moench Jr.
Ralph Utley
Fritz Cerbin
Edith Hickman
Parts Mqr.
Parts Dept.
Shop Foreman
Shop
Office
We at Pelican Tractor and Machinery have appreciated
your past patronage and will endeavor to serve you in
the future with the same fast, efficient service as we
have before. Also ...
We Service All Makes Of
Diesel Engines
Trucks and Tractors
DEMONSTRATION:
The new Allii-Chalmers Pusher Combine will be demon
strated on the Vern Berry Ranch (one mile east of
Mac's Store on the Merrill Hiway) Thursday and Fri
day weather permiting. A cordial invitation is ex
tended to all.
MACDOEL
H. E. Stubblcfield, killed last
week at Happy Camp in a logging
accident, was a friend of Mr. and
Mrs. Floyd Murray and from 1930
to 1933 he and his wife and daugh
ter lived In Macdoel.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sanqulst,
Delores Sandqulst, Leslie Ains
worth and Mrs. Mary Strickland,
formerly of Merrill, from Grants
Pass, stayed overnight with Mr.
and Mrs. Ainsworth Saturday, Au
gust 28.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Coode re
hired home alter spending a
month traveling and visiting with
friends in Canada and Alaska.
They enjoyed some fishing and
called on Mary and George Jones
formerly of Macdoel and how of
Anchorage.
Mrs. Ida Lake, Somes Bar, Cal
ifornia, is visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Carruthers.
Mrs. Beryl Young and Arlene
have moved to Mt. Shasta where
Arlene is going to school.
Boyd Dennis returned to his
home in Santa Barbara Thursday
after spending the summer here
with his father Ivan Dennis.
Mr. and Mrs. John Woodworth
and Mr. and Mrs. Clifton, Para
dise, spent Monday with Mr. and
Mrs. Floyd Murray.
Pat Wright, Cave Junction,
spent four days with 6haron My
ers and her family before they re
turned to Army Chemical Center,
Maryland, where they are sta
tioned in the WACS.
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ent and future without asking
questions. She has helped others
and can help you. Gives names,
dates and facts. The truth, good
or bad. Satisfaction guaranteed or
no charges. Close to Big Y.
Readings 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. dally
, 4818 So. 8th St.
NOTIFIED
BERLIN Wl The Communists
notified the West Berlin govern
ment officially Wednesday thsy
will participate In the city elec
tions Dec. i.
Legal Notice
Your
Franchisee1
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CHALMERS
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In the Klamath Basin including the Lakeview, Alturas Artas.
Pelican Tractor & Machinery
677 So. 7th
Ph. 7733
NnTirr. to rnEniTons
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Of THE
STATE fir OHM.'JN
TOR KLAMATH COUNTY
In lh matter of th fsUti? ol Rooflla
Hrnner, who was also known as Ros-
il)a r Rrnnar nceaed.
Notice Is herebv stven that t have
been appointed Administratrix with the
Will Annexed of the estate of RoselU
Renner, who was also known as Roi
Hla F. Renner. deceased. All persons
having .claims aitainst aald estate are
rfnuired to present them to me, wfln
proper vouchers, at the office of Ca
nonf Ganong, First Federal Build.
Inn. within six months from Seotem
he i 2,'l. 10.14, whirh is the date of first
publication of this notice
Vinla RnnlnrnO
Administratrix with
Will Annexed
GanonK & Ganorf
Attnrnev fnr ArimlnUlratrlK
September 23. 30, October 7, 14 No. 121
REVEREND Opal King. Reader and
magnetic healer. Let me help you
solve your problems. Phone 3301. 416
fine.
Products call
FULLiKK UKUSIU&. Phon FriU
Thoelcke. O604.
7 PUBLIC CHARITY SERVICES
YOUNG WOMEN ot any faith needing
confidential advice may contact Mrs.
Broadway. Eugene, Oregon. Phone
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS.
2-9309. P.O. Bo It 30A.
Phoni
8 TRANSPORTATION
WANTED RIDE and share expenses
O.T.I, reiwson area un bihiw
phone 3071.
17 HELP WANTED
MAKE 920 a day selling Scotch-lite.
Mall box signs that shine at nite, also
house numbers and door plates. No
experience or investment required.
Dandy deal for retired person on pen
sion or social security. Free sample
outfit. Write Permanent Sign Co., 300
1st Ave.. S Minneapolis. Minn. 0-31
18 SITUATIONS WANTED
O.T.I. STUDENT available iW full or
part time job after a p.m. Anything
Hov Lyda. Gen. Delivery. Klamath jails.
RELIABLE YOUNG woman desires
live In position or day work. Box 952
Herald and News.
MEDICAL ASSISTANT with eight yean
experience in medical office procedure
desirea position in doctor's office or
clinic. Best ol references. Phone 490S
bcfore lO a.m. or after 5 p m.
LADY DESIRES work by hour. Phone
6342
EXPERIENCED WOMAN bookkeeper
desires full or part time employment.
Chon 2-31M. ,
RELIABLE OTI student wants pari
am ie juu aiicr j pin, i-none wo I.
WORKING MOTHERS For beat in
child care by days, week, or month,
phone 2-2H27.
10 SERVICES
TREE SURGERY
Tree Removal
Landscape Designing
AL BAKER,
Suburban Nursery
Phone 2-3167 Phone 8188
Legal Notice
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Notice It hereby niven that the Com
mon Council of the City of Klamath
Kails, Oregon, proposes to annex to
id City, territory within the bounds
of the following description, to-wlt: '
The Southwest quarter SWVt of the
Northeast quarter (NE',,1 of Section
twenty Sec. 20i, Township thlrty-eiaht
south Twp. 38 S.i, Range Nine IRQ)
w.M., Kiamatn t-ouniy, ore Ron.
That the 11th dav of October. 1054.
at the hour of 7:30 o'clock p m. thereof,
at a regular meeting of aald Common
Council, tn be held in the Council Room
of the City Hall for said City: reg
istered voters of the City of Klamath
Falls. Oreson. may anoear and be
heard, by the Com mop Council, on the
question of annexing to said City, the
territory within, the bounds of said de
scription. I
The Common Council has elected to
dispense with submitting the question or
niincxniK nam territory to sam .uy. 10
the reslstered voters thereof by elec
tion, and in lieu thereof the hearing
given notice of herein will be held.
This notice has been author zed and
ordered given by Ordinance of said
Common Council, duly and reaularly
adopted at a regular meeting thereof
held September 20. 1DM, and thereafter
approved and signed by the Mayor of
said City.
none in is septemner 2.1. lim.
Frank Blarkmer
Police Judge. City of
Klamath Falls,
Ormon.
September 23, 30, October 7 No. 123.
NOTIC OF PRESENTING
PETITION TO VACATE STREET
Notice la hereby given, that the un
dersigned will at a regular meeting of
the Common Council of the City of
Klamath Falls. Oregon, to be held at
the hour of 7 M o'clock p.m. the 27th
tlav of September. 1B54. In the Council
Jtoom Ol tne Lliy tiau ior sain v-iiy.
present a petition to said Common
Council reouoting that the following
riearrihed nortion of "D" Street in
! Sunny Side Addition to said City, be
vacated, 10-wii: ...
That portion nt D street In Sunny
Side Addition to the City of Klsmath
Falls, Oregon, between, the Easterly
line of third avenue and the westerly
line of fourth avenue, bring that por
tion of "D" street between Block I
and 13, of Sunny Stde Addition.
Dona September. 2nd. IMJ.
A. G. Be bout
Sept. 3. I. 1, 23 No, SB-
CITATION
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON
FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH
In the matter of the adoption of Ste
ven Raloh Bates, a minor, to: Ralph
Eugene Bates.
Your are hereby notified that Ralph
M. Hnv a no" Fdna M, Ha v. h)'slind
and wife, of Klamath Falls, Oregon
hnve fl ed a petition in the above
tilled court for the a don t Ion of Steven
Ralph Rate, and for change of name
of said child to Steven Ralph Hay, and
that by virtue of an order made and
entered In Ihe above entitled Court by
the Honorahle David R. Vandenherg on
the 13th day of September, IBM, you
are to appear and show cauie why said
ariontlon and orders concerning the
same should not be made, and that this
citation Is published In accordance with
said order in the Herald -nd News, the
first publication thereof on the lath (lay
of Septemner. ium, ana ine ibbi puu
Ilcatlon thereof on the 7th day ol
October, 1(154. You are notified to ap
near and show cause. If any there be,
whv the petition of the etltinnr
hmilri not he run led nn Of before the
21st day of October. 1954. at the hour of
ir-00 a.m., and lor want thereof the
Court may make such orders as shall
be lunt and meet conc-rnlng the ndoo
tlon of said minor, child as prayed for
In M netltlnn.
In teotmony whereof, wllnew my
hand and seat of the above enlltl'd
Court on this 13th day of September.
IPM' Chas F DM-ap, Clerk
Bv Betty Hromada
Deputy '
September 23. 30 October 1 No. 112
G. E. and BENDIX
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FRED and RENO
Formerly with Fyock's
Phone 9807 Evenings 3470
CHILD CARE, phon. 6480.
O.T.I, atudrnt majoring In dfleael me.
chanlca wanta part tuna work. Any
thing. Phone 8274.
WANTEP PART TIME tvenlnf work
or week-end.. Willing to do anything.
Phone 2-9137 Leland Dougherty.
JOB PRINTING ofllce. service atatlon
or ftock clerk. Call a-246ti externum 69
rnul Ingram.
We Service ALL Appliance
If you have troubles
CALL KIRK PHONE 888J
KIKKPATRICK'S
Eastsltle Appliances, 133 80. 1th
Westlnghouse, General Electric,
Gibson and Easy Dealer
Septic Tanks Cleaned
NEWEST SANITARY METHODS
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ROTO ROOTER SERVICE
Cleans Sewer Lines ot Roots, ete.
Ed F. King
3434 ORCHARD' PH. 841
MOVING? . . .
Call 7425 or 7498
Local Long Distance Moving
Piano and appliance moving
specialty
Transfer and Storage
Agents Beklns Moving & Storage
PEOPLE'S WAREHOUSE
Warren Bennet - Mgr.
"Since 1018-
JOB ai itock clerk or tervlce itatlon
attendant. Call Deani oUlce, O.T.I.,
ter 3:30 p.m.. tor Dale Shreffler.
NEED PART TIME work after 3 p.m.
or weekend. Willing to do any type,
Phone2-P137cxtn.on 63 John Power.
PAKT TIME work needed after 4::i0
week dayi or full time Saturday and
Sunday. Phont 3-3475 alter 4:30 p.m.
Jack Lucht.
I'M AVAILABLE and willing for any
kind of work after 3.30 p.m. or week
end. Call 3-0137. Don Moody.
PART TIME work needed after 3:30
f.m. weekdaya or full lime weekend!.
Inve experience ' In aervlre itatlona,
Eclllnr and atock work. Call 3-9188 af
ter 3:;lo p.m. Ron Hammer.
PART TIME work tn sawmill, servtra
talion or grocery store. Phon 3-1489
fr Kenneth Dorga n.
PART OR full time work, aervlce .na
tion, farm work, trucking or mailing.
Combine experience. Phona 3-9137 for
Jnh n You nce.AvaHable after 3:30.
CHILD CARE. Phone 5301.
FAMILY MAN, Navy veteran. OTI itu
dent deilrea employment of. clerical,
maintenance, warehouse or other na
ture. Part time after 4 p.m. or week-
ends. Phone 4H7B.
TWO OTI STUDENT wives desire baby
kitting In their apartment. S3 per day.
Phone 2-346H for Mrs. Jim Hobiiuoa
or Mrs. Garland Abn ay.
LADY wan tshou aework. Phone 3-M35.
PART TIME JOB or full shlfTfrom
4 p.m. to 12 pirn. Phone 3363. Georga
Weber. after 4 p.m.
I'M AVAILABLE after 3:30 p.m. and
weekends. I'm willing to do any type
work. Engineering Building, OTI, Wayne
Davis.
12
ROOMS FOR R6NT
STEAM HEATED sleeping rooms,
Quiet, clean, close In. Phone 3-0214.
ROOMS 1034 High.
We service all types
of sewing machines.
Work Guaranteed
SEARS ROEBUCK CO.
Phone 5188
M ILORB' CAR .'NET' ' WORKS lore
fixtures, kitchen cabinets, window
frames. 1H77 Ivnry, I'hone QWS.
PAINTING and paperhanglng. Free es
timates. Call Tim MarNann, phone
HOUSEKEEPING room. Call 3-0311 or
see at 317 Pint before B p.m.
SLEEPING rooms In private home.
Close lnHWeffcrson. Phone2-24l5.
ROOMS, 3 per week. 020 Jefferson.
LOVELY rooms. P22 Pacific Terrace,
Oreer Apartments,
FOn RENT steam heattd sleeping room
Cion in. Phone 77.il.
MATERNITY CLOTHXJ
MADE TO ORDER
Phone 2-W.t
WATCH repairing. Beachs Jeweleri
Bi4 Main. Phone 3493.
SEPTIC tanks and linen cleaned and
Installed. Lacy King. 3X15.
HAVE YOUR ichnol
now. Outside work
Jennie, Antta
alterations dnne
gladly accepted.
FOR HOUSE MOVING.
1720 Oak, phone 4S27.
W. McDanlet,
Crater Hand Printu
Custom made DF.CAL8
Phone 2-13113
laundered "anJttretchid
CURTAINS"
Phone jhm,
BRICK BLOCKS and atone masonry
Phone 7135.
SEWING. ALTERATIONS. PATCHES
Phone 5431.
People Do Read
SPOT ADS
-you ore!
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
i. h.r.hv iven. that on the
27th day of September. J0M. at the
hour of 7 30 o'clock p.m. of said day
at the Council Room in the City Halt
for the City or Ma main raiia.
the Common Council of said Cltv, will
hold a public hearing at which any
interested pernon or party and the pub
lic in general may appear and be
heard On th question of amending the
irmnf ordlnanr. being Ordinance No.
3231 of said City, by creating a new
rfi.iriot nr mn to h known as.
stricted Residential Shipping District.
uhioh nrnnmrl amendment wltn tenia
bve rules and regulations and restric
tion therefor, art on fit In the office
of Police Judge of aaid City In Reso
lution No. 243 of the Common Council
of said City, to which the public may
"aY.. at salrf hearlnf the public mav
b heard on the question of placing
Blocks 2, 3. 6 and 7 of Eldorado Ad
dition to iid City In the proposed dis
trict in the event It Is created.
Tku nni ir has been authorized by
the Common Council of the City of
Klamath Falla, Oregon, by Its Besom
' tion calling the said hearings.
) nA.. Cnrstntwi. 11 1DM.
Frank A. Bltckmer
Police Judge. City of
Klamath fail,
i Oreson.
' Beptember 23, 34. 23 N. 124
11 DO-IT-YOURSELF
DO IT YOURSELF Garden or lawn
rotovated: weed control, Garden trac
tor irotorhoei for rent with or without
operator, rnone run,
LOVELY rooms, clot In. Phono 0061
or 42T.9.
24 APARTMENTS FOR RENT
CLEAN TWO ROOM apartment, fur
nished, Including utilities and linens.
Phone 2-imH, 1411 Michigan.
SMALL. CLEAN aoartment. Close In.
433 No. 10th.
LARGE furnished anartmenL Adults.
tin. Phone eves. 3-03H8.
Ft'HNlSHED two room aoartment
3f .50. One room unit, 30. All utilities
paid. 410 Noioth.
r uiiNifSHKU modern apt., close to
Weyerhnruser. Two or three rooms.
with utilities, heat and garage. $35 and
un. innuirp at ine Minute uata or
phone 0450 before a.m.
FOR LEASE SIX months or longer,
four rootn furnished apartment all mil
dies paid. Can be seen at 1628 Derby
anytime after S pin,
THREE ROOM furnished apartment.
Hot and cold water, garbage service.
3124 Biehn. Phone 7318.
THREE ROOM furnished apartment.
Adults. j:t3 Phone 3B7B.
THREE ROOM furnished apartment.
Aluits oniy. an wainut.jnonea472.
FOR RENT NICE modern three room
apartment. Electric heat, water, laun
dry room, garnage disposal luxnuned.
for-. 6;i2Osk, Harper Apts.
THREE ROOM furnished apartment,
1.15. I'hone 72f(0.
rip lliur Tmrb Rental CiV Move VOUT'
self, save fe. Beacon Mobil Service. 1201
East Main, pnone
TOOLS FOR- RENT Cement MUcera,
wheelbarrows, Scraw end Hydraulid
lacks. Banders oi an ainu. or..-taw-
etc. Klamath Valley Lumber Co.
1040 South Sixth. Phone 4810.
PLASTIC WALL T!I.
DO IT UUKSKLrf
Ri.b. (hat hathroffm beautl
fi.i with niastie tile. Vim will Instruct
you. Only 48C per foot.
357 tl Main PhoneMM
1 3 EDUCATION AL
FURNISHED THREE rooms and bath.
No children. 830 Prospect Phono W761.
rd URROOM3wl th bath. Phona 8238.
FOUR ROOM duplex, garage Phono
8617;
FOR RENT large three room furnished
apnrtment In duplex, three blocks from
Main Street. Heat, hot and cold water
furnished. Phone850Q. after 5:30 p.m.
IDEAL FOR couple. Right downtown.
Living room, bath, dressing room, kit
chen with dining nook. New refrigera
tor. Recently decorated. Free parking
space. Phone 8838 or 5M7.
FURNISHED Duplex 731 No. 11th. Na
children under 10 yr 'a
JOIN THE
ACCORDION BAND
Music Is for lun.
Accordion Lesson
Beginners or advanced
lessons starting.
Phone 7580 or 2-9M9
BOOKKKKPlNd offlc. macnlna, tyr
Int. ahorthand. Sn.rJirlliri. klndreil
.ubjrrta. Klamath Du.Uias. College.
So. 6th. Thon. 4?W.
FURNISHED apartment.. Phone BIBS.
THREE ROOM furntahed apartment.
Phone 4323. ,
THREE ROOM furnished apartment.
Adulu enly. aOSl While.
APARTMENT downtown. Clean. Phon.
KIM after 3:30.
VERY DESIRABLE three room apart-
nn'i't:AmiU.. SOS No. Pth.
CLEAN TWO ROOM apartment. Steam
heat. Courtvlew Hotel.
THREE-APARTMENTS tor rent In
Merrill, partly furnUhed 12 P weelc
Phone 2t"2 Mrrlll.
FURNISHED APARTMENT for rent.
Greer Apartment. 110 Main.