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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TEN HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON TUESDAY, JUNE 3. 1958 LEGAL NOTICE 2 LEGAL NOTICE I MEETING NOTICES I PUBLIC CHARITY SERVICES 7 NOTICE Or SAT.B Or REAL PROPERTY IN TIIE CIRCUIT COURT Of THE STATE OF OREGON fOH THE COUNTY OP KLAMATH PROBATE DEPAHTMENT In the Matter of the Guirdianihip f TRKD McTIMMONDS. an incom petent per ion NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Thit tht undemgned. Burnia M Earrar, guardian of the person and eiiatc of Fred McTlmmondi. the above ntred incompetent peraOn, by virtue of an order foi iu1e of real property fii-'.y made And entered by the Circuit t'mrt of the State of Oregon fnr Klain atn County. Prubate IXpHrtinent, on the 18th day of April. 1158. in the above entitled prof-erriinK. aulhnri. iig, licensing, empowering and direct ing the aid guardian to bell the here inafter deicribrd real property belong to the guardianship estate of the above paired Incompetent peron will offer for sale at private tale either for cki r on terms to be approved by the Court, to the highest bidder at the office of J. W. Sanders at 1213 Main Street. Klamath FalU. Oregon, on and after the 14th day of June. 19M. the following described parrel of real prop erty belonging to the guardianship ei- tate of the above named Incompetent scholarship DUNSMUIR Loretta Burficss. Dunsmuir Hiqh School senior, will receive a $250 Rotary scholarship at graduation ceremonies, June 6, Judge A. A. Smith, local Kotary Club president, has announced. Loretta, the daughter of Mrs. Vic tor Test, will use her scholarship to study for a secondary teaching Credential. She has been working at the Dunsmuir Elementary School this year in addition to at tending high school. She also re ceived a $25 award from the Duns muir Business and Professional Women's Club. to Klamath Kalli. Oregon, a set forth in plot therrof tn file of the office of (he County Clerk for Klamath County. Oregon. Said tale will be made tubject to the confirmation of the above entitled CourL BI'RNIS M. FARRAR, Guard ian of the person and estate of Krtd MeTimmondi, an incom petent person Dale of first publication: May 0. Date of last publication: June 3. I&M No. 223. May 6. 13. 20. 27, June 3. NO !V7-B4 PROBATE NOTICE DK DATE OF FINAL SET TLE M E N T IN THE CIRCUIT COl'HT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY In the Matter of the Estate of LEO N. HULS. Dcrrat.ed. Notice U hereby given that 1 have filed my final account of the admin istration of the above entitled estate and that ibe Court has appointed June 18. MM, at 10 A. M. aa the time fnr hearing objections to such final account and the aeltlement thereof. Grare E. Hull. Executrix Ganons & Ganong Attorney for Executrix No. 25S. May 20. 27, June 3. 10. Nnnr'E INVITING Bins The undersigned. Police judge nf the City or Kiamain t mil. uregon. will receive aealcd bids fnr police unl- fornn up to 7.30 PM. Monday. June f I 1 5H Specifications may be obtained from ine ruiice j unite, i,ny nan, iviam ai h Vail. Oreson. The City reserves the right to re ject any ana an mas. Dated at Klamath Falls, Oregon this 28th dav of May. FRANK A. BLACKMER, Police Judge. No. 2R:i. May 2H and June 3. FUNERAL HOMES C WARD'S Klamath Funeral Home. 02S High St. Phone TU 2-4404. O'HAIRS Memorial Chapel 939 Pine Phone TO 4-3456- Parking lot avail able Shrine Club. Father and Son Ban quet, 6:30 p.m. wed., June 4. Jteames Coun try Club. Refreshments and entertainment. All are invited to attend, v Brick Leach, President ALCOHOLICS inonvmoui 120 River side. Phone TU 2-9300 P. O Box 204 Also friendly Help (or I amines or alcoholics. YOUNG women of any faith needlni confidential advice may contact Mli rrum ustnoiic marines, Z7B w Broadway. Eugene Oregon, Phone 5-3642 SERVICES 10 Scottish Hite Bodies, Staled Meet- . Lodge ol perfection, Tuesday, June 3rd. at 8:00 p.m. Herman Gisvold, Secy. LAWN mower anarpening, engine re pair. Eber Hagen 4327 Shasta Way FENCES! FENCES! Complete Instal lation or materials. Free estimates TU 4-6515. OFFICE emergency service. Call Joy Evans Rolph. TU 4-6:i2B. ROTOTILLING garden and lawns. One operation. Louis Walker, phone TU LOST & FOUND 2 LOST red steer, weight about 400 lbs. Near Sir on B hold or Newell. California Finder notify C. J. Main. Tulelakr i-vi.ui, or L.eo. t. amitn. Heweu 4-.tl.l7. GENERAL NOTICES STAUFFFR hnmi reducing plan. Amy nrnwn. i u i-tuti ior iree acmonsirS' tion. , PERSONALS NIAGARA Cyclo massage relieve nervous tension and pain. Reduce at nome wnn cnmruiiea neat ana mas nne. Free demonstration. No oblma Hon. Helen Arnett, TU 4-4003; Llllle Thurmnn, TU imuid. -KARN sewing private lessons. TU 4-3347 PAINTING, interior-exterior. Free es timates. Work guaranteed- Reason able. TU 2-5006. LANDSCAPE service, trees, shrubs, hedges Pruning, topping, rototilling, planting Homedale Landscape Nurs ery, now giving S&H Green Stamps 3905 Homedale. TU 4-9940. KING SEPTIC TANKS Cleaning & Roto-Rooter Service C. W. CLIFFORD, Manager ED. F. KING. Owner 1209 Hilyard Ave. Ph. TU 4-9841 Septic Tanks Drain Fields CLEANED INSTALLED Bonded Service For all sewer problems DIAL TU 2-1136 Klamath County Sanitary Service SERVICES It ROTOTILLING plowing lawns and gardens: tractor eouipment- Bill For ney and Laurence Redden. TU 4-4136 LEVELING, backfilling, foundations, lawns, fill dirt John Bowers. TU 4-7076. EDUCATIONAL 13 TELEVISION MEN & WOMEN EXCITING CAREERS ' Behind The Scenes" "On Camera" OPPORTUNITIES UNLIMITED the need for well trained talent, ex ecutives, technicians, cameramen and others is growing daily. START YOUR CAREER NOW Train today for the new career of ycur choice in this fast growing field. Our nationwide training pro gram has helped hundreds along the road to success. Eree job-finding assistance upon completion. We help finance your training by ar ranging easy budget terms. Rush reply today for full informa tion, to: TELEVISION DIVISION Dept. T6-78 Box 228, Herald and News. Name - Address City Age State Phone Hours you work: from to Surfboarder Explores California Coast THRILLING SPORT to Mike Diffonderfer of La Jolla, Calif,, is riding a surfboard. He says, "Keen acceleration and more power to pass that's what I like best about Richfield Boron. Also, my car nevor chokes up on Boron." "QUIET AS A KITTEN!" f 4 M& l fa V MARINE SALESMAN Jack Balbo lives at Monterey, California. He reports, "My engine was real tough to start on cold mornings until I filled up with Boron. Believe me, Boron smoothed up my engine pronto." Gunsmith Makes Discovery ..si "MOST OF MY DRIVING Is stop-and-start," says Mrs. Virginia L. Bowman of Pasadena. "Since using Richfield Boron, my car now gets better mileage and runs as quiet aa a kitten." 4 ARIZONA ARTIST and designer, Richard R. Fansler, lives In Scottsdale. He told us, "Boron makes my T-bird drive like the day I bought it . . .you can't match Boron for power!" SEATTLE is the home town of gunsmith Stan Baker. Here Is what he thinks of Richfield Boron: "I use a station wagon for pickup and delivery. Boron Is the best I've found for stop-and-go driving. I'm soldi" People who have tried them all say NO i HING WL ORON Only at Richfield stations can you buy a Boron gasoline in the West. Boron is the high-energy element now being used with spectacular success in fuels for jets, rockets and missiles. In a gasoline, Boron creates a completely new type, years ahead motor fuel. It gives even the latest model cars all the octane power they can use. You enjoy more power., .smoother anti-knock power with your very first tankful. Join the thousands who say nothing matches Richfield Boron! PARTNERS IN POWER RICHFIELD BORON AND RICHLUBE 10-30 MOTOR OIL SERVICES 10 SITUATIONS WANTED II SHARPENED mowers, hand, oower laws, hand, circle. 2113 Orchard Ave, KLAMATH Fence Co, Phone TU DIGGING cesspools, drain lines, foun dations. Louts Walker. 3213 Delaware TU 2-3283. KIME-S plumbing and heat Inf. 2720 So. 6th TU 4-8620. Free estlmatlnf PAINTING paper hanf.in. TU 4-6722 DIGGING ceunools. drain fields and excavation of house foundations. TU i-aj9H. Bin Forney CUSTOM back hoe work. Ditch clean ing, drain line. Cestpooi digging, etc H. W. Simmers. TU 2-1946. HEALTH 12 SOPHOMORE girl at K U.H.S. would like day baby sitting job at 2 per day. Good references. Call Linda Thornton, age 15'a. TU 2-0063. VITA GLOW HEALTH FOODS11 Health drinks. 2n41 Rarieliffa Til 2-4805. EDUCATIONAL . 13 ROBERTSON School of Business. Daj and night classes. 411 Main. TU 2-4126 HELP WANTED, FEMALE 14 WANTED, lumber Invoice clerk. Must nave general Knowledge or lumber terms and experience in invoicing. Phone TU 4-4106 or wrile Elhngson Lbr. Co.. P.O. Box 691. Klamaih Falls. WANTED housekeeper to live In. Call TU 4-3028 after 7 p.m. ALMOST as ouick as wiihlno- Her. aid and News Classified Ads. Phone TU 4-8111. SPREAD word of .your for sale of fer Quickly via a Classify Art. Phnn. TU 4-8111. WANTED middle aged lady to keep nouse ana care ior eiaeriy J a ay. Good wages. Permanent position. Room and board. Modern home. Give references. Write Box 1071 Lakeview, Oregon. HELP WANTED, MALE 16 EXCELLENT Electrolux opportunities i'ii "r men m inis area, no pre viCius exoerience or ranitnl remilrri Write today post office box 3334, Eu- gene, urrgrn. REAL estate salesman. Would prefer niLai ii-siucm wnn some experience. All replies treated confidentially. Write Box 221. Herald and News. EXPERIENCED maintenance man for green veneer plant. Some electrical "xrwrience necessary. Rate $2.43 per hour, some overtime. Write Box 1001, n 'uui(. UICKn WANTED used car mechanic with line arjnny. Jim winae uuick Co., TU 4-3141. EXPERIENCED farm marhin.ru salesmen also an Industrial salesman needed, Eaglo Equipment, 7209 South SALES HELP WANTED Are you a real salesman? Can you sell what you have? Are you making money? Happy with your income? Looking for a better job? Looking for promotions and future? Salary, commissions, bonus to qualified men. Are you the man I'm looking for? . LET'S FIND OUT!! PH. TU 4-9196' 9 A.M. to 2 P.M. SITUATIONS WANTED 18 EXPERIENCED bookkeeoer or med. fcal receptionist over 35. Phone TU Z-.fUH.l. WASHING and Ironing done, reason able. Pickup and deliver. TU 3-2690 PART time baby sitting Job wanted by high school girl. Phone TU 4-6103. OFFICE worn. High school and OTI training references. Phone TU 4-6088. WILL do your vacation chores, milk rows etc. Have lots of experience. neicrences u desired. Phone TU 4-9Z38. Bill Turner, age 16. EXPERIENCED baby sitter, age 15. very reasonable prices, needs baby sitting job to eaan church camp mon ey. Fairvie'v, Conger additions. TU a-uiMH as ior sniriey inness. MuutHN. clesn, furnished, one bed- I would like to have anv odd iobs I can do around the house, yeard or garden. Garry Lee Wilson, age 12, pnone iu z-uaz4. FURNISHED bedroom apartment adults only. Park Court Apartment. 522 Eldorado. TU 4-7273. PART-time baby sitting job wanted by scnooi 1-6103. I would like a job mowing lawns, or farm jobs, or any odd jobs around your house. Will work for any price. Robert Moore, age 13, TU 4-0045. STRONG 13-year-old boy wanta work tn store. Honest and dependable. Jerry Lasher, 3928 Bis bee. WANTED bahv sitting by 16-year-old girl. Prefer Mills or Altamont areas. Reliable, experienced, and likes chil dren. Can furnish references. Marilyn Johnson. 3048 Boardman. WANTED odd Jobs of any kind. Willing to work hard and learn. Love animals. Larry Johnson, age 14. 3048 Boardman. WANTED lawn mowfna or clean ur Jobs. Experienced in gardening work. Jim ana iarry reiersen, age 13 and 14. Phone TU 2-1514. WANT to baby sit days or evenings, and or housework, and or ironing. Ex perienced. Ruby Reeves, aae 16. Phon TU 2-3347. 1 would like to have a baby sitting job day or night. Available any time. Lou se Ballard, age 14. Phone TU 2-2993. GOOD reliable boy will do yard work ana odd Jons. Call Kenneth Ellis, age 13. TU 4-5895. I would like babv slttlns. housework. or both. I've had lots of experience. pnone carol uox, age 16. TU 4-4226. WANTED baby sitting. Call Delphine Walden TU 4-4846. at 1319 Lakeview Street. Age 14. WANTED carpenter work or linoleum lainf. Expetienced. Leo Bowers TU 2-1545. BABY sitting. 3849 Bristol or ynur home. TU 4-J585 week days. TU 4-8842 evenings. NED responsible boy, age 14 to care for your yard or any odd jobs? Call at 103 Mitchell or TU 4-6140. Ask for Robert Kenyon. GOOD care tor children In my home, fenced yard. Near post office. Phone TU 2-5096. WANT farm Job or a dishwashing job in restaurant. Phone TU 2-1312. Burt Poison, age 16. ROOMS FOR RENT 22 TWO unfum'shed rooms with phone. Close. In business - residential district. Reasonable to right party. TU 2-5156 CLEAN, comfortable, for men only. By day week or month. Must be seen to be appreciated. Riti Hotel. 631 So. 5th. ROOM and board for elderly men. Ambulatory. 1038 High. TU 2-4339. COOL, airy sleeping rooms. Quiet clean, close In. Phone TU 2-0214. ROOMS. S5 a week. 629 'efferson. SLEEPING rooms. 1034 High. ROOMS FOR RENT 22 COURT VIEW HOTEL Clean, quiet, desirable, reasonable. Over Employment Office on Third. GENTLEMEN. Clean rooms. lSJB Crescent. LARGE comfortable rooms for en. 310 South 5th. FURNISHED rooms. 710 Main. Great SLEEPING room. 607 High. APARTMENTS FOR RENT ..... 24 FURNISHED apartment. 333 So. 11th. CLEAN nicely furnished. Close In. Quiet. Private entrance. All utilltlei ana unens iurnisneo. aunaoie ror lady. Reasonable. TU 4-3697; TU 4-6033. NEW, attractive, one bedroom, stove, refrigerator, washer and dryer. Tli 2-2750. NICE, clean, oulet. comfortablv furn ished one-, two- and three-room apart ments. S38.50. S48.50 and 153.30. All utilities included. Shared baths. Adulta ly. 4iu iH. lentn. LARGE three room, furnished apart ment, close In. Heat, water, garage furnished. Adulta only. Phone TU 4-6509. TWO room furnished apartment TTJ 4-6361. SMALL furnished anartment. Adults only. Park Court Apartments. 423 Eldorado. TU 4-7273. CLEAN, comfortable. Utilities rum nlshed. Walking distance to town. 1609 Esplanade. THREE room nicely furnished up stairs apartment. 2040 south Ola- iu 4-8167. THREE rooms and bath, furnished iront ana rear private entrances. iu 2-2655 evening!. 143 FtTRNISKT.n anartment 30. Nice lo cation. Washing facilities furnUhtd. TU 4-3295. FURNISHED two bedroom apart ments. Reasonable rent. Close to schools. 825 Lincoln. ONE bedroom furnished; two bedroom unfurnished, ground floor. Close in. Call 2919 Summers Lane, evenings. MODERN three room, furnished apart ment. S52 50. Heat, electricity Included. TU 4-9130. ments. 1842 Esplanade. TU 4-7187. FURNISHED apartments. 710 Main ureer noiei AP1DTVTVT iii-nlatiH. Tn nil Ira gig PARTLY furnished one bedroom FURNISHED apartment- Adults. Phone TU 4-3678. One and two bedroom apartmenbJ Furnished and unfurnished Inquire Shasta View Apartments 1627 Washburn Way TU 4-8277 EWAUNA New and different Designed for better living Furnished or Unfurnished Single Bedroom Also Office Space il So. 11th TU 2-1062 or TU 4-4389 GENERAL NOTICES 4 GENERAL NOTICES 4 7th A nnual FREE Want Ad Week For School Children 6 to 16 Years of Age Here's Your Chance to .Raise Extra Cash! BUY ft SELL SWAP -fc FIND A JOB Suggestions and Rules for Writing Your FREE WANT ADS 1. School children from 6 to IB years of age may run a FREE WANT AD to Buy, Sell, Swap or Find children's merchandise, or offer serv ices a boy or girl can perform. Each ad will run four consecutive times absolutely free. 2. Bring or mail your FREE WANT AD to the Classified Department of the Herald and News any day from now until 12: 3d Saturday, June 7th. 3. Surry ... No phone orders! Write your ad plainly on the FREE WANT AD coupon below. You have 25 words. Be sure to include your name, age and address or phone number in your ad. , 4. Your FREE WANT AD will be accepted at the Herald and News Want Ad counter be tween 8:30 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. Monday, June 2nd through Friday, June 6th, and (rom 8:30 to 12:30 p.m. Saturday, June 7th. 5. If you mail your ad, be sure it's postmarked prior to midnight. June 8th. 6. All FREE WANT ADS must be signed by one parent or guardian sanctioning the order. Call the Herald and News Want Ad Department as soon as you get results in order that your ad can be discontinued. . 7. The Herald and News reserves the right to edit, limit or refuse FREE WANT ADS that do not conform with the above rules. (NOTE TO PARENTS) Help us make this an educational benefit for . your child. Let the children write their own ads, do conform with the above rules) with as little help as possible. We want these ads to be tho children's work! Suggest to them what they may advertise, but let them enjoy the experience of advertising, and have the fun of seeing their ef forts in print. CLIP THIS COUPON, FOR YOUR FREE WANT AD HERALD AND NEWS FREE Want-Ad-o-gram-, Name Phone Address School Age Parent's or Guardian's Signature HERE IS MY AD' Write l word per space, not over 25) BRING OR MAIL TO: The Herald and News WANT AD. COUNTER Box 941 - Klamath Falls 0