HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE THIRTEEN
Chemult Gun
Club Operates
CHEMULT It took a lot ol mus
cle and a tine crop of blisters,
but the members ol the Chemult
Rod and Gun Club got the home
grounds at the Beaver Marsh traps
cleared (or last Sunday's shoot.
Shooting for the next six Sun
days will count for the Journal
telegraphic shoot. Beginning Sun
day, the targets will aUo count
toward trophies offered by the club
and Chemult merchants.
Friday afternoon, the small cat
owned by George Epperson was
loaded on Richard Jessup's utility
truck and taken to the trap
grounds. The men were Joined by
Denver Parks with his cat who
helped push the snow off the
grounds. Every member of the
club showed up with a shovel and
after working Friday afternoon and
til day Saturday, the Sunday shoot
was held on the home traps.
Sunday scores repaid their ef
forts when Grady Gooch and Cecil
Palmer both turned in scores of
25 to the Journal shoot and Lloyd
Hauptman came along with a score
of 24. After the regular shoot many
of the members stayed on for prac
tice doubles.
There will be shooting for tele
graphic scores the next six consec
utive Sundays. Targets Sunday w ill
also count toward trophies which
have been put up by the Chemult
Gun Club and Chemult merchants.
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MARCH 15, 16 and 17
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TRAP GROUNDS AT BEAVER MARSH were cleared by perseverance, persistence and per
spiration in time for the Chemult Rod and Gun Club to shoot Sunday on its own grounds. Cats
owned by George Epperson and Denver Parks worked Friday afternoon and all day Saturday,
followed by members with shovels. Shooting will be on the home grounds from now on for the
Journal telegraphic shoot and next Sunday's shoot will count toward local trophies.
Photo by Hope N. Brader
Warner Canyon Slalom Race
Slaied For Next Sunday
LAKEVIEW The fifth Warner
Canyon giant slalom races will be
Sunday, March 18 with racing time
to begin at 11 a.m. announces
James Howard, president of the
Fremont Highlanders Ski Club. Ski
ers in the Klamath Basin and
the Mcdford area are cordially in
vited. All racers are to be on the hill
by 10 a.m. and any entrant under
21 years must have a signed per-
TIME OUT
Wmmm
"Wasn't ft nice of those men to
tell us of the Rood spots
downstream?"
BARDSTOWN, KY.
5s
0 JjgZ
7:30
TEAMS ENTERED
From Fort
Lame
'?,i .
i-
id h n ymUtmf hint kimm7n lUn
mit from his parents. Release
forms will be available at the
warming hut, Howard stated.
Race classifications are: men's
open; women's open which in
cludes girls 12 and over; juniors,
all boys 12-16 years; super juniors,
boys and girls under 12 years:
half open, a feature race, and
mighty mites, boys and girls un
der 12.
Howard explained that the na
ture of the half open race is a
closely guarded secret but it is
open to all entrants who are 40,
foolish and fat.
The snack bar at the warming
hut will be open all day Sunday.
following the ski meet, a no-
host dinner will be served at the
Hotel Lakeview where T. R. Conn,
master of ceremonies, will present
the afternoon awards. Special mu
sical numbers have been arranged
lor tne banquet.
UCLA, Huskies
Lead Statistics
In Coast Race
LOS ANGELES (fl UCLA led
the Pacific Coast Conference on
offense in winning the 1958 bas
ketball championship and runner
up Washington was tops on de
fense, final league statistics
showed Thursday. "
The Uclnns averaged 83 points
in er.ch of the 1H games they won
for a total of 1,328 points a new
PCC record.
Washington allowed opponents
959 points or an average of 59.9
points per game.
UCLA's Willie Naulls was the
leading scorer with 378 points,
with Larry Beck of Washington
State second at 338.
Naulls also was rebound cham
pion netting 231 of 1,438 possible
recoveries, or 16.1 per cent. Jim
Cowshow of Washington was sec
ond with 13.5 per cent.
Bob Blake of California led in
shooting from the floor, hitting
47.2 per cent. Morris Taft of UCLA
and Bob Allord of Oregon State
each hit 44.8 per cent.
Doyle Perkins and Ron patnoe
of Washington were one-two at the
free throw line, 82.6 and 81.8 per
cent, respectively.
PRO BASKETBALL
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Wednesday's Results
New York 115, Philadelphia 108
Boston 122, Syracuse 103
Minneapolis 100, Fort Wayne 96
TOURNAMENT
Each Day
Duchesne, Utah
Deer, Montana
Lapwai, Idaho
Marysville, Wash.
Susanviile, Calif.
Reno, Nevada
Chiloquin, Ore.
Sprague River, Ore.
i
Eight Survivors
Lost Until NIAA
Quarter Finals
KANSAS CITY Wl Eight survi
vors from an original field of 32
headed Into Uie quarter-finals of
the National Intercollegiate bas
ketball tournament Thursday with
Western Illinois leading Uie pa
rade. western Illinois, No. 1, was
among five seeded teams that sur
vived Wednesday's second round,
setting down Pacific Lutheran, 72
67. Three seeded teams were elim
inated. Other results Wednesday:
Midwestern (Wichita Palls, Tex)
93, Geneva (Beaver Falls, Pa.)
75: Tennessee A&I 62, Eau Claire,
(Wis.) 61; Wheat on (111.) 74,
Stephen F. Austin 60; McNeese
(Lake Charles, La.) 87, Central
(Ohiol state 74; Texas Southern
64, Rockhurst 61: Pittsburg (Kan.)
State 99, Georgia Teachers 72;
Gustavus-Adolphus 69, San Diego,
(Calif.) State 60.
Geneva had been seeded No. 2.
Eau Claire No. S and San Diego
NOW BASKETBALL In
creased efforts to provide safety
has brought the full plastic face
mask to basketball as well as
football. Gene Booth of Dart
mouth looks - a little Man
from-Marsish In his armor.
Championship Game -Sat.. 8:45 p.m.
CCFLW
Hard Luck Rider On Outs .
Again With Broken Hip,
But Hopes Still Soaring
By HAL WOOD
I'niteu iresa Spurts Writer
SAN BRUNO, Calit. lUP)
Menui Voiike, a uronzed jockey
with a heart almost as big as his
little Doay. sat up In beu today
and smiled.
He is recovering from a broken
hip, suffered when his mount
tlnew mm the other day at
Tantoran.
Voiz&e is used to the bad breaks
in the game of life and he has
a cousiilution and the mental
agility to shake off hard luck.
Kigiu now the doctors say he will
be out of the racing game for six
monins.
"Don't you believe It," says
Merlin. "My bones knit quickly,
I'll be. back there real soon."
Volzic, born 30 years ago In
York, Neb., maybe doesn't know
th?l his broken bones don't re
pond quite as quickly now as they
did a few years back, when he
was a school kid in Orange County,
California.
It has been 13 years since
Merlin first started riding the
bangtails for money and during
that time he certainly has had
his ups and downs.
WAR Dl'TV
He had just gotten started in
the business of riding In 1942 when
he volunteered for service with the
United States Army. He spent
three years In the infantry as a
mortar man. most of the time In
combat. For that he received a
special citation.
He came back from the shooting
wars to the racing wars to find
that there was a lot of new com
petition In the game but he
proved he was capable of holding
mwm
AUTOMOTIVE LEAGUE
W 1.
Basin Motors .'i 31'
Halverson's Union 3nlit
Pacific Fruit 51',
Winrie Butck 2 M
Motor Investment . . A2 .12
Sneciallrrd Service 5l'k 52 'i
Eastuide Electric - Ma 52'
Commercial Shell M 53
Balstner- 51 .Tl
Quaker Stale 50 54
Lorenz 4Q''a Mi
Carlson Mattress 36 68
Wednesday's results:
Special, red Serv. 3. Quaker State 1
flasin Mtm 4. Wlnde Bulck 0
Pacific Fruit 4. Lorens 0
Carlson's 3. Commercial Shell 1
Balifter'i 2, Hnlverson's 2
Eastside 3, Mtr. Invest. 1
Hlfih individual game Melvin Carlson.
21S
Hich individual series Tom Wilder. 59I
Hinh team fame itiei Carlson's it
Mtr. Inves., 042
Illfth team teries Carlson's, 277S
MAJOR CLASSIC
Haley HerfordS
M. L. Johnson
Bill Davis Associated
Pelican Motors
Ore Ron Woolen
Sixth Street Oxygen
42
Wednesday's results:
Pelican Motors 3. M. L. Johnson 1
Orcson Woolen I. Sixth Street Oxyien .1
uni uavis assoc. 4, naiey nereioroa v
High Individual Rama Dave Bobb. 2-13
Hlph individual aeries Al Hakenwerth.
t49
High team nmi Bill Davit Assoc., 928
High team series Bill Da via Assoc.
2GSS
51 I.N OB CLASSIC
w 1
Roundup
Lanr'.ry Insurance
Bob & Polly's
Buift's Fountain
G reins MfR. Co.
Al Lonse Realtor
fly 43
ISA 46
53 49
50 54
49 53
41 63
Wednenday'i results:
Landry's Intiurance 4. Al Lome 0
Dob & Polly'a 1, Roundup 3
Blnji'i Found tain 3, Grems Mfg. 1
High individual Rame Jim Noel, 210
.Y74 ulv'auai "ries ugo Mazzifr,
HlRh team game Roundup, 003
High team series Hing s, 2511
BKONCS SIGN ROSE j
LEWISTON, Idaho M The
Lcwiston Broncs Wednesday signed
Ralph Ro.se as a utility man lor
the 1956 Northwest League baso
ball season. Rose pitched and
played in the outfield tor the
Broncs last year.
OVTKIl-LDER SOLD
VANCOUVER, B.C. If) The
Pacific Coast League Vancouver
Motilities Wednesday sold outfield
er Joe Brovia to Toronto of the
International League. Brovia, 34,
hit .325 for Oakland last year.
V PELICANS
at the
STATE TOURNAMENT
brought to you by
SUPERIOR-TROY LAUNDRY & CLEANERS
JUCKELAND TRUCK SALES, Inc.
HAL'S SPORT SHOP
Next Game
Today 3 p.m.
Pelicans vs.
his own with the Eddie Arcaros,
the Willie Shoemakers and the
Johnny Longdens.
Then came the Korean "police
action," and once again Uncle
Sam tapped Volzke on the shoulder
and away he went to the far
Pacific to help preserve the de
mocracy. Two years more away
from racing on the front lines of
battle and when he returned he
had a new battle this time to get
down to 112 pounds. But he turned
the trick and started drawing some
good assignments.
THE RIG MONEY
In 1954 he won the $160,000 Santa
Anita Maturity aboard a long-shot
named Apple Valley that paid off
at something like 10-1 on a $2
bet. He also was up on a $15,000
stakes winner that year and he
was the leading rider at Longacres
In Seattle, Wash., last year.
But during his 13 years of riding
(with five years out to fight In
two wars), Volzke holds one of
the most-sought after records in
racing:
In all that time he never has
been "set down" by the stewards
for illegal tactic?.; never a breath
of scandal has touched his namef
never have officials questioned his
motives, nor the fans the honesty
of his Judgment.
Men of less stern makings'mlght
think that the hand of fate Is
bcinir unkind to send htm to the
sidelines again. But not Volzke.
Legal Notice
NOTICE TO CREDITOllS
Notice Ii herehv liven that I am
the dul" annotated, miallled ar" art
ins admin Utrator with the w"l an
nexed of M estate of Chrett Julin. He
ceared. A 'I nenoni having clm
against said estate ara herehv Mtfied
to oresent the same, with "neehers at
tached In the manner provided bv law.
to me at my offtr at WW Pine Tree
Building. Klamath Falls. Ogon. wltVn
six month o the n"te of the first pub
lication of this not ire.
Fdwin f,. rjriscn". Adminitra
tor with the will annexed of
the Fstate of Chrest Julis, De
ceased.
Fdwin E. Drlscnll
20 Pine Tree Buildlnf
Klamalh Falls. Oregon
Attorney 'or Estate
No. 817. March 8. 15. 22. 29 April 3
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is herehv given that T am
the duly apoolnted. nufllifled and act
ing administrator or the estate of Jua
nita William Hecocta. deceased. All
persons Having claims attains! an d
estate are hereby notified ti nresent
me- me, wiin vnucners auacneo in
the manner provided hv Uw, to me
at the of fire of Edwin E. Dricoll.
20(1 Pina Tre n.iilrlln, Klamath raii
Oregon, within six months of the date.
01 me I'rsi puDiieation or this notice.
Samuel Hecocta. Arim n 1 rilnr
of the Estate of Junnlta Wil
liams Hecocta. Deceased.
Fdwin E. Drlicoll
208 Pine Tree Building
Klamath Falls. Oregon
Attorney for Estate
No. 818, March 8. 13. 22. . April S
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
Notice Is herebv liven that the un
dersigned petitioner will at a regular
meeting of the Common Council of the
City of Klamath Falls, Oregon, to be
held In the Council Room in the Cttv
Hall of said City at the hour of 7:30
o ciock n.m. 01 ma ana nay 01 April,
itMii, nrescnt a petition praying tor tni
vacation of the following described al
ley in said City, to-wll;
The alley in Block 23. Industrial Ad
dition to Cltv of Klamath Fall. Ore
gon, from its Intersection with Jay
Street, north to Its intersection with an
eat and west alley in said block.
Done March 8, 1938.
Chris Mannos
No. 818 March 8. 13, 22 and 29
NOTICE OF LANDOWNERS
MEETING KLAMATH
DRAINAGE DISTRICT
Notice Is hereby given that the regu
lar annual meeting of the Landowners
of the Klamath Drainage Dlklrlrt will
be held t the office of the District
No. 13 Melhase Blrig.. Klamath Falls,
O.ifoit, at i:ju o'clock P M. on Sat
urday. March 31. lfWfi, which meeting
Is held for the purpose of electing one
Supervisor to serve for a term of
three yean and for the transaction of
such other business as may come be
fore the meeting.
C. L. Laiigilet, Secretary.
No. SOS March 1, 8 and 13. 19.10.
NOTICE OF l TEARING
OF FINAL ACCOUNT
Notice Is hereby given lhal t have
filed my Final Account and Report of
Administration ln the Matter of the
estate of Bertha Berthena Holsleln. De
ceased, and the Honorable David R.
Vandenberg. Judge of the Circuit Court
of the State of Oregon for the County
of Klamath, has art the 1 3th day of
April. 19.16. at the hour of 10:00 o'clock
a m. In the Circuit Courtroom (n the
Klamath County Courthouse. Klamath
Falls. Oregon, at the time and place
for the hearing of nbiectfnns to said
final account and the settlement there
of. Madolln E. Poison.
Administratrix
Robert B. Kerr
Pine Tree Building
Klamalh Falls, Oregon
Attorney for Administratrix
March IS, 23, 20, Apt 11 3 No. Ml
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C FUNERAL HOMES
OH AIRS Memorial Chapel Klamath
Falls. Ore. Phone 3456.
WARD'S Klamath runeral Home. 923
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1 MEETING NOTICES
Crater Lnke Lodste No. 311, A.F &
A.M. will hold a special
communication tit the
Scottish Rite Temple,
Thursday Evening,
March 15 at 7:30. Work
in the M. M. Degree. Visiting
orethren welcome.
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SPECIAL COMMUNICATION
Klamath Lodge No. 17
A.P. A.M. Friday.
March 16. 7:30 p.m.
sWvtV Work ln me E A- De-
ISjsJ uree. Visiting brethren
' welcome.
Geo. Boudon, W.M.
2 LOST AND FOUND
LOST Glrl'i blue purie. Oregon
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ICE SKATES precJiton ground. Ken'
Fix Shop. 4653 So. nth, phone 77BO.
FOR YOUR Stanley Home Producta.
can re nay peenier. pnone a-ozaa.
product call
6 PERSONALS
MEN'S SUIT apertaliat 139.50 to
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LOLA'S DOLL HOSPITAL DolU of
all makes acrvlced. Prion, vim.
ONE VACANCY ln rett home for eld
erly Indv. On bua line. Reference!. 3396
Homedale, phone 4049.
Legal Notice
NOTICE OF PLAT
AND STREET VACATION
Notice is hereby given, that the Com
mon Council of the Cltv of Klamath
Falls. Oregon, at Its regular meeting
March 3. 10M, adopted a resolution,
declaring on Its own Investigation and
Initiation: its Intention to vacate that
Durt of, Fairview No. 2 Addition and
Buena Vista Addition and streets and
alleys, within the bounds of the fol
lowing description. to-'.vlt:
neiflnnln al tha NUI rnrnmr ttt 'tha
NE'.SW' nf Sec. 2J. Twp. :W South.
Range 0 E.W.M., said corner being also
the NW corner of Fafrvlew No. 3 Ad
dition to the City of Klamath Falls.
Klamath County, Oregon; Utence South
almig the west line of said Addition
1R0.0 feet to an Iron pin, on the North
erly line of Delta St.; thence North
westerly along the arc of 70 degrees
31 mlnulfs 4fl seconds curve to the1
right M.BU feet to an Iron pin on the
Northerly tne of the U.S. ROW.:
thence North .11 degree 21 minutes
West along said Northerly line 24.40
feel to an Iron pin. said pin being the
southeast corner nf Lot 2 Block 69. in
Buena Vista Addition: thence South
21 degrees no minutes wet diagonally
across the U S.R.O.W. 81.4,1 feet to en
Iron Din. said Din heme the Intersection
of the Northerly line of Delta St. with
tne southwesterly line or tne
L'.S.R O W ; thence South 13 degrees
A3 minutes East across Delta Street
to the Southerly line of said tret: I
thence South 76 degrees -1A minutes
Went along the southerly line of said
strert .107 70 feet to the eaterlv line
of Siskiyou Slreet; thence South 13 de
grees Til minutes Kail along the east
erly line or said Siskiyou Slreet 423.81
fret to the southerly line of Fulton
Street: Ihcnce South 7(1 degrees 37 min
utes West along the Southerly line of
Fulton Slrerl 170.0 feet to an Iron pin;
Ihence South 11 degrees .13 minutes
Fast along the Easterly line of Lot 8
Block 80 in Buena Vina Addition 149.0
feet to an Iron pin at the South-cant
comer of said Lot 8; thence South 78
degrees 27 minutes West along the
Southerly line of said Lot 8. 30.0 feet
to an iron pin: thence South 13 degrees
3il minutes East along the Easterly
line of Lots 3.4 .1. and S ln said Block
173 11 feet lo an Iron Din. said Bin I
being on the Northerly line of Donald 1
l nence Norm 7B rteereea 27 min
utes East along the northerly line of
Uonnifl street 41.42 feet, thence South
n degrees minutes East across Don- 1
aid Street AO feel to an Iron pin on I
Die southerly line nt Donald Street, said
pin being the Northeast corner of Lot
7 Block 9:1 in Buena Villa Addition:
Ihence South 27 decrees 18 minutes
East along the Easterly line of said
Lot 7. VM.M feet to an Iron pin mark
ing the Southeast corner of said Lot 7:
thence North 82 decrees 42 minutes
East along the Northerly line of Lots
8 and 10 of said Block 82. 110.0 feet
to an Iron pin on the Westerly line of
Siskiyou St.: thence-North 83 degrees
42 minutes- Fast across Sliklyou Street
In the easterly line of laid Street
Ihence South 27 degrees 13 minutes
Fas I alo'ig said easterly line 48.13 feet
lo an iron pin, said pin being, the
Norihwest corner of Lot T Block 92
Buena Vista Addition; thence North 38
degrees 42 minutes East along the
Northerly line of Lots 7 and 8 In said
Block 82. 2MHI feet to an Iron pin on
the went boundary line of Fatrvtew No.
2 Addition: thence North along the
West boundary line of said Falrvlew
No. 2 Addition 17.32 feel to an Iron
pin. said pin being the Northwest cor
ner of Lot 8. Block 18 In said Addition:
thence F.ait along the Northerly line
of Lot O in said Block 18. 132.0 feet
to an Iron pin on the Westerly line of
the alley in said Block 18. thence North
along said westerly alley line through
Blocks IH. IS, A and 3 of Falrvlew No.
2 Addition 1111 4 feet to an Iron pin on
I he Northerly boundary line of said
Falrvlew No. 2 Artrtltton; then" V't
along said Northerly boundary 133 0
feet to the point of beginning: being
a portion of Bl-rki no W2 and 8.1 in
Buena Vista Addition and Block 9.8, 13
and 18 in Fairview No. 2 Addition and
all of Blocks 88 and 81 tn Buena Vista
Addition all in Klamath Fall. Oregon.
That at a regular meeting of said
Common Council to be held the 8ih
day of April. If)V!. at h hour of 7 10
o'clock p.m. thereof, in Ihe Council
Room of tlir City Hall for aald City,
a public hearing will he held on said
matter, at which any oh)ectlons or rem
onstrances which raav be marie In writ
ing and filed with the Police Judge of
said City will be heard and considered,
and at which the public may be heard
This notire Is given by order of the
Common Council of the Citv of Klam
alh Falls. Oregon, expressed In the
above desrntied resolution.
Done this 8th day of March. 1034.
frank A. Blaehmtr
Polire Judge for the Clly of.
Klamath Falls, Oregon.
NO. 111. March t. 13. 22, 39
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DIRECTORY
1 A DEATH NOTICES
IB FUNERAL NOTICES
A CARD OF THANKS
I IN MEMORIAM
C FUNERAL HOMES
D FLORISTS
1 MEETING NOTICES
2 LOST AND FOUND
4 GENERAL NOTICES
t PERSONALS
7 PUBLIC CHARITY SERVICES
B TRANSPORTATION
10 SERVICES
11 DO-IT-YOURSELF
12 HEALTH
13 EDUCATIONAL
14 HELP WANTED, FEMALE
1 HELP WANTED, MALE
IB SITUATIONS WANTED
22 ROOMS FOR RENT
24 APARTMENTS FOR RENT
26 HOUSES FOR RENT
28 REAL ESTATE WANTED
29 REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
20 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
32 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES '
34 FINANCIAL LOANS
36 BUILDING REMODELING
31 FUEL HEATING
39 FOOD PRODUCE
40 BOATS-PETS-SPORTS-HOBBIES
41 RADIO TV MUSIC
42 LIVESTOCK POULTRY '
44 MACHINERY
45 MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
46 MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
48 MISCELLANEOUS TO EXCH.
SI MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
SS AUTOMOTIVE
7 PUBLIC CHARITY SERVICES
WANTTO mn and women, teen-acers
on up. for Ground Observers, to take
one 2-hour watch weekiv. Men for mid
night to 6 a.m. nerlod particularly need-
en TP's is a cnance in no vour oar.
with the U.S. Air Force. For Infor
mation telnhone 8815 or 8693. Ground
Observe.' Corps.
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS. 150 Riv
erside nhone 9-artnB P O. Box
VH. Also friendly help for famtllea of
ironoiics.
YOUNG WOMKN of any faith nrd-
ln cnnrtdantlal advic miv cnnlart
Mias Prultt. Catholic Charltlei. 378 W.
Broadway, Eugant, Oregon. P b o n
5-HHa,"
10 SERVICES
TREES TOPPED. '"' shrubs nruned and
planted, spring yard cleaning, ground
fnrltliied for lawn. Foster Smith,
ohone M33.
VACUUM CLEANERS guaranteed
renatra. Stark's. 12a South Bth. ntiane
una.
"WHEN IT'S YOUR move" call Pen-
oles Warehouse. Local and Long Dis
tance. EXPERT ALTERATIONS, repairs, lln-
Inirs. W omens, mens aonarel lneludln
knits. Fast service. Town Shop.
CARPENTER, remodeling, new work,
plastic tUing, Estimate given. Phont)
4:m2.
DRESSMAKING alterations
ortng. pnone 3H7S.
ICE SKATES precUlon .ground, Ken'a
rtxu snort, eoaa ao. ain. pnone tibo.
SEPTIC TANKS and lines cleaned and
InstaUeg. Lacy King. 3333.
CALL FRALEY for floor Mndtn'g'and
finishing. Phone 8201.
SEWING reasonable. Phono . 6083.
CARPENTER WORK any iype. Now
Is the time for . Inside remodeling and
kitchen cabinets. Phon 8742 for ra
m mates.
DOLL HOSPITAL 1434 LakeWew StratL
Phone 8883.
RUG CLE AN rNO
24-HOUR SERVICE
fHUJVE 9JOO
laundered and stretched!
barnyard fertlll-
CARPENTERS - Cabinets . Finish -General
home repairs. Phone 3809.
. HOUSEMOVING
Dent Bros.
Phone 3743 before 8 a.m.
or after 6:30 p.m,
Septic Tanks Cleaned
NEWEST SANITARY METHODS
also
ROTO ROOTER SERVICE
Cleans Sewer Lines of Roots, ele.
Ed F. King
2434 ORCHARD PH. 9841
Title Insurance
Abstracts Escrows
WILSON
TITLE & ABSTRACT CO.
PHONE 6137 311 MAIN
REEVES
In Merrill
Electric wiring and service of all
kinds. All work guaranteed. Call
fur estimate on any of your wiring
needs. No obligation.
State of California, Oregon and
city of Klamath Falls licenses.
Phone Merrill
2031 or 2754
Prudential Blue Ribbon
Stamps given on all work
CEMENT WORK
Any kind, size or, color.
Reasonable, prompt service.
Call 6317 anytime
EXPERIENCED MEN
For Your
Excavating Grading
Driveway Cinders
GRAHAM BROS.
. Phone 5341
Ouaranteed Reconditioned
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