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Newspaper Page TextSUNDAY. JUNE 29. 1958 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORFT.ON PAGE 3 B Pierce Just Misses No-No; Tribe Victor By MILTON RICHMAN I'nitrd Presi International Everything turned out perfect for Joe Gordon and it might have for Billy Pierce, too, except (or a perfectly normal impulse by pinchhitler Ed FitzGerald. Gordonr in his first game as Cleveland manager, came up with tactical move that helped the Indians to a 6-5 victory over the Baltimore Orioles Friday night. Chicago 3, Nats 0 Pierce hurled his third straight (hutout for the Chicago White Sox in beating the Washington Sena-1 tors, 3-0, but there was a bit of heart-break for the 31-year-old southpaw even though he gained his seventh victory. For eight and two-thirds innings. Pierce pitched perfect ball. All he had to do was retire one more batter to become the first left hander in modern major league history to pitch a perfect game. Washington manager Cookie La vagetto sent up FitzGerald to hit for pitcher Russ Kemmerer. The crowd of 11.300 at Comiskey Park exhorted Pierce to nail down that 27th out. but FitzGerald had other ideas. He lined Pierce's first pitch inside the right field line for a double that broke the spell and was the Senators' first and last hit of the game. Washington 000 OflO 000 0 10 Chicago 001 000 02x 3 8 0 Kemmerer (4-6) and Korcheck. Pierce (7-5) and Lollar. Tribe 6, Birds 5 Tn Cleveland's victory over Bal timore, Gordon made what proved to be the winning move when he installed J. W. Porter behind the plate after Porter batted for Russ Nixon in the fifth inning. Given a chance to hit again in the seventh, Porter singled home Rocky "Colavito with the deciding run of the ball game. Colavito had just doubled to score Vic Power with the tying run. Baltimore 010 130 000 5 11 0 Cleveland 004 000 20x 6 U 0 O'Dell, Zuverink (71. Lehman (R and Triandos. Narleski, Mossi (5) and Nixon, Porter (61. Winner Mossi (5-6). Loser O'Dell (8-8). HR Avila, Colavito, Triandos. Yanks 10, A's 3 The Yankees again slrctched their American League lead to 8'j games and put the brakes on Kansas City's six-game winning streak with a 10-3 win over the Athletics. New York sent 10 men to the plale in a six-run seventh inning Alcohol Found In Westrope LOS ANGELES (AP)-A coron er's office report says Jockey West rope apparently had been drinking the day he was fatally hurt in a Hollywood Park spill. The medical report Friday brought expressions of shocked disbelief from turf associates. "I never saw him so sober in his life." said Bert Thompson managing director of the Jockey Guild, who talked to the 40-year- old veteran shortly before the mishap. Westrope was flung from his mount, Well Away, when the S-year-old filly bolted into the rail in' the feature race eight days ago He died less than two hours later of internal bleeding. The coroner's report said West rope's blood contained .12 of 1 per cent of alcohol. The National saie tv Council says a person - is in toxicated if his blood contains .15 of 1 ner cent of alcohol. The day he died, Westrope had mounts in the first, second, fifth and sixth races before the fatal seventh. Track officials said films showed he did all he could to straighten out the bolting filly be fore she hit the rail. Wendell Cassidy. presiding teu-a rd said he talked to West rope in the jockey room for 20 minutes before the accident with- out detecting any alcohol. Royals Move To 2nd Place ftf United Tress International A four-run rally in the seventh Inning gave Rochester an 8-5 vic tory over Havana Friday nicht and lifted the Royals into second place in International League t .indincs. Top-rung Montreal lost a chance to increase its lead as Richmond whitewashed the Royals, 5-0, Co lumbus sent Toronto down tn third place with a 7-6 triumph and Buffalo took a pair from .Mi ami. 6-3. 5-1. Rochester moved to within a game and a half of the lead as the Royals launched a 14-hit at tack aw' received some tight re lief pitching. Dick Ricketts picked up his seventh win as the starter. He has lost seven. Fob Weisler tossed a seven-hit-trr as Richmond came up with two-run tallies in the eighth and ninth to give him his sixth vic tory in nine decisions. Toronto fell a half game behind Rochester when four runs in the lat two frames just missed catch ing Columbus' lead. The Jets counted four times in the first and added three insurance runs in the seventh. Whammy Douglas, with help from Luis Arroyo in the ninth, made his record 9-S. Two homers by Rav Noble and ne hy Luke Easter gave Buffalo ft win in the opener, r renny podricuez nicked up his first de rision. Bud also gained hi initial win ai he tossed a five-hit night eap. that was highlighted hy Gil Mc Dougald's base - clearing double. Harry Simpson hit a three-run homer for the A's. Reliever Art Ditmar was credited with his sec ond victory. New York 0:10 000 Bin 10 12 0 Kansas City 030 000 (XX) 3 6 1 Maas, Monroe 3, Ditmar 'fit and Berra. Herbert. Grim 17), Gorman ' B and Smith. Winner Ditmar 2-o. Loser Herbert (3-3). HR Simpson. Tigers 7, Sox 4 Detroit spotted Boston four runs in IkA l.-rt -r.fi Ikon . pri Sns . .. . . 7-4. behind the air-tight relief pitching of George Susce. Tom Morgan and winner Bill Fischer. Ted Williams hit his 10th homer with one on in the first inning and-Jackie Jensen hit his 20th with one on in the same frame oil Frank Lary. Red Wilson's two-run single in the seventh broke a 4-4 tie. Boston 400 ooo ono 4 7 1 Detroit 000 011 41x 7 10 0 Brewer. Wall (7), Kiely (7), Fornielcs (7) and Bcrhcret. Lary Susce (1), Morgan (6), Fischer (71 and Wilson. Winner Fischer (3-3). Loser Fornielcs 3-6). IIIIS Williams, Jensen, Kaline. LA 3, Braves 1 Los Angeles continued its mas tery over Milwaukee, beating the National League leaders lor the seventh straight time this season, 3-1. Dick Gray broke a 1-1 tie with a seventh inning homer off loser Joey Jay and John Roseboro add- ed an insurance homer in the eighth. Sandy Koufax went the route tor nis sixm victory, giving up seven hits, including a home run by Hank Arron. Despite the loss, the Braves re mained a game-and-a-half ahead of the Cardinals and Giants, both oi wnom were ouicaicn aiso. Los Angeles 000 100 110 3 5 1 Milwaukee . 000 100 000 1 7 1 Koufax (6-3) and Roseboro. Jay, McMahon (8) and Rice. Loser- Jay (1-2). HRS Aaron, Gray, Roseboro. Phils 5, Cards 4 The Phillies ended the Cardi nals' six-game winning streak with a 5-4 triumph in 11 innings while the Redlegs came from behind to nip the Giants, 6-5. Pinch hitter Dave Philley delivered an 1 1th in ning double off Billy Muffett that gave reliever Dick Farrcll of the Phils his fifth victory of the sea son. St. Louis 003 000 001 00 4 9 1 Phila. 000 000 401 01 5 9 1 Brosnan. Martin (7), Paine (7), Muffett (9) and Smith, Landrith (9). Roberts, Farrell (9) and Sa- watski. Winner Farrell (5-2). Loser Muffett (3-2). Reds 6, Giants 5 Johnny Temple's two-run triple off Marv Grissom in the ninth was Cincinnati's margin of victory over San Francisco after the Gi ants had taken the lead on two- run homers by Daryl Spencer and Orlando Cepeda. San Fran. 102 020 000 5 13 1 Cincinnati 130 000 002 6 10 1 Gomez, Miller (2), Grissom (7) and R. Schmidt. Lawrence, W. Schmidt (5), Jeffcoat (8) and Bai ley. Winner Jeffcoat (4-4). Loser Grissom (4-3). HRS Lynch, Spencer, Cepeda, Cubs 3, Bucs 1 Moe Drabowsky of the Cubs, who was married Saturday, cele brated the occasion with a 3-1 vic tory over the Pirates although he needed help in the ninth from Hi Henry. Drabowsky singled home Chicago's first run in the fifth off loser Bob Friend and Dale Long doubled home two more runs in the sixth to send the Pirates down to their seventh straight set hack. Chicago 000 012 000 3 10 0 Pittsburgh ooo ooo oio 1 5 0 Drabowsky. Henry (9) and S Tavlor. Friend, Face (8) and Foiles. Hall (). Winner Dra howsky (6-7). Loser Friend (9-8). HR Powers, 11 Innings) NWL Linescores Tri-City loo 100 ooo 2 5 3 Lewiston 421 000 23x 12 16 3 VoeelccsatiE. Drntar (1) and Piver, Whiteomb 3; Kipper and McNamara. L Voceluesang. Hit Roger Herrscher (Lcwision). Yakima 200 000 2015 8 1 Salem noo ooi oon l 9 1 Kamhour and Goncola; Ftcniff and Martin. W Kambour '8-1J. L Reniff (1-1). Wrnalchee 00! nno 0023 5 0 Eucene ooo ooo ooo 0 5 1 Ostccn and Azcuo: Els and Kcl- lumrose. W Osteon Ul-3. L Els (1-1 K r.IBRON'S REAPPOINTED YONKERS, N.Y. (ITU Ted Gibbons, who has hocn associated with harness racinc since his boyhood days in Readme. Mass, Saturday was named to his niinth straight season as racing secrO' lary at onkers Raceway. Gibbons grew up in a harness racing at mosphere around Reading, where his father gained a reputation as one of New England s leading trainers and drivers. RACING NEW YORK . Idtin $2 V) scored her 10th victory in 11 starts in a 6-furlonz rare for fillies and marrs at Relmont Park. OCFANPORT, N J. Boutharh $92fi0t scampered to a 4-len2thiday. Other Hall of Fame mem virtnrv at Monmouth Park. (hers with Cnhb were Charlie INGLEWOOD. Calif. Willie Grhrincrr, Hank Greenhers. Sam Shoemakpr wnn four cnnecutiveiCrawfnrd 0d Mirkey Cochrane races fnr the serond day in a row, including Th" Sho '$11 ) in the feature at Hollywood Prk. Time Out HI-WAY FISH Market! frtft ll ffiH ' i i "This is the spot I was telling you nhnut!" Soran Places High In JC Golf Tourney ONTARIO, Ore. (AP) Biff Lovett of Portland won his second major golf tournament of the summer and his second straight triumph over Lynn Yturri. Lovett fired a sizzling 69 Friday in winning the Oregon Jaycee Junior Tournament. He had a two- day total of 140 two strokes bet ter than Yturri. Earlier this month, Lovett won the Oregon junior title by nipping Y turri, a . smooth-stroking teen- ager trom Ontario. Yturri was but one stroke behind Lovett going into the final round 'Friday, and he kept that margin going until tne linal hole. On the IWh. Yturri got a par 3 wniie Lovett canned a birdie. Despite his second-place finish though, Yturri still qualified for I he National Jaycee Tourney in Tucson Aug. 1K-23. The top four finishers in the state tourney qualify for the na tional test. So, in addition to Lovett and Yturri, the slate will be represented by Dave Munro of Beaverton and Mickey Shaw of Portland. Munro Friday shot a 74 for a two-day total of 148, while Shaw finished fourth with 76-77153, Dennis Soran of Klamath Falls and Jerry Forrester of Portland tied for filth with identical 154s, Soran, though, became the Iternate for the Tucson tourney by defeating J-orrester on the sec ond hole of a sudden death play- oll. Tourney Leaders: Biff Lovett, Portland, 71-fin 140, Lynn Yturri, Ontario, 72-70142. Dave Munro, Beaverton, 74-74-148. Mickey Shaw, Portland, 76-77 153. Dennis Soran, Klamath Falls, 79-75154. Jerry Forrester, Portland, 76-68 154. Fred Taylor, Beaverton, 73-82 155. John Kerr, Beaverton, 79-77 156. Stan Mussle, Portland, 75-85 158. John Hedlund, 78-81159. Tim Scott. Portland, 73-8i-160. Pete Gersten, Eugene, 80-80 160. Kermit Kelling, Beaverton, 76- 86162. Mike Cherry, Baker, 79-84163. Doug Ragan, Oswego, 79-84 163. Daryl Winn. Eugene, 80-83163. Bob Walsborn, Portland, 81-82 163. Larry Bick, Coos Bay, 83-80 163. Bing Powell. Salem. 75-00165 Johnny Snyder, Lebanon, 81-84 165. Barry Martin. Salem 84-81165. Other Scores Included: Stewart Neil Hillsboro, 87-84 171. Chuck Arnold, Hillsboro, 97-92 192. Harlan Bridcnbaugh, Portland, 82-88170. Pete Mellin. Salem. B2-85 167. Michael Alley, Salem, 85-95 180. PCL Linescores Salt Lake no.i 040 000 9 12 0 Portland 000 000 000 0 4 2 Perez. Lamade 9 and Naton: Lombardi. Garber (3), Judson 6 and Tornay. Spokane 00-, OOfl 0004 0 Phoenix 000 002 0103 6 2 Fowler, Milliken (7) and Sher ry; Barclay, BroRlio 7, Fricano Ri and Mailer. W Fowler. L Barclay. HR Spokane, Jenkins. Phoenix, Rodgcrs. San Diezo 000 nun 00.13 9 0 Vancouver 000 000 0000 6 2 Wondeschick and Narazon; Held. Hatten 9 and White. L Held (5-4). First eame: Sacramento nno 001 01 3 2 Seattle 000 011 x-2 7 1 Watkins and Rnselli; Churn, Kennedy '7) and Dottorer. W Churn 3-4. L Watkins 4-7. Second Eame: Sacramento oon 001 ooi 2 8 0 Seattle 000 000 000 0 2 0 Grrnne and Dalrymple; Wieand and Dotterer. W Greene 4-6. L Wi'and 4-7. OM)-TIMERS C.ATIftl DETROIT 'LTD - Ty Cobb scheduled to head thp list of base ball greats on hand today at BriEes Stadium for old - timers from the Tiers, and .Ine Crrn Lefty Gre and Jimmy Foxx oil the lf Sox LEGAL NOTICE RESOLUTION NO. R96 A RESOLUTION DECLARING THE INTENTION OF THE COMMON COUNCIL Or CITY OF KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON. TO PAVE AND IMPROVE. WO R DEN STREET FROM THE NORTHERLY LINE OF DELTA STREET TO THE SOUTH ERLY LINE OF ADDISON STREET. IN THE CITY OF KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON: AND DIRECT ING CERTAIN STEPS BE TAKEN IN CONNECTION THEREWITH: SAID PROJECT TO BE KNOWN AS IMPROVEMENT UNIT NO 141. WHEREAS, the Citv Engineer, of the Citv of Klamath Falls. ORE GON PURSUANT, to a resolution of the Common Council of said City, here tofore adopted, having filed plum, specification and estimates for the cost of improving and paving. Wor- Strret. from -t he northerly line of Delta Street to the Southerly line of Addison Street. In said City; and the mm on Council of tairi Citv. findina the aid plam. specif iratlons and es- umiifi sausi aciory lor tarn project, which shall b known at Improvement Unit No. HI: THEREFORE. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KLAMATH tALLS OREGON. dulv ASSEMBLED IN REGULAR SESSION AS FOL LOWS: Section 1. That said nlans. sneefftcationa and estimate for the improvement of said portion of street, heretofore filed hv the City Engineer, be and the time are hereby approved That the Common Council at the Citv or Klamath Falls. Oreson. here by declares Its Intention to Improve said portion of street In accordance wnn sain pianii. specifications ana es timates as follows: I his project consists of paving Wor- rien Avenue from the Northerly line of Delta St. to the Southerly line or Anrmon m.: t'avine will consist of 5" of Asphaltle Concrete or 6" of Cement Concrete -and will be 3fl feet in width Including cement curbs and gutters. No sidewalks are to he constructed une Intersection Is included. The estimated cost of all classes of improvement embracing all work and materia s lor me commeie improve ment of said nroiect for such tvna at pavement being as follows: i-ype Aspnaitic concrete Pavement 5" thick... $15,546.1)7 Type "C" Cement Concrete Pave ment 6" thick $21,629.87 Section II. That thp nrnnertv Ivino within the boundaries hereinafter described be and the same is hereby declared to be benefited by the said Improvement, Beginning at the Southeasterly cor ner of Lot 3 Block 12. Fairview Addition to the City of Klamath Falls. Oregon; thence Westerly along me rnori neny line ot uena St. tr the southwesterly comer of Lot ; Block II said Fairview Addition thence Northerly along the Easterly line of the alley in Block 11, said Fairview Addition and along the Easterly lino of the alleya in Block w v :i4. second Addition to the Citv of Klnmath Falls, to the Southerly line of Addison-. St.; thence Easterly along the Southerly line of Addison St.. tn the Westerly line of the allev in niocK ;t.i. naa Second Addition thence Southerly along the Westerly une ni me aney in said BlocK 33, Second Addition and alnns the West. erly line of "WUford Ave. to the point of heninntnff. That all the property Included In the aforesaid boundaries above described he and the same Is hereby declared o ne noneflted by said Improvement na asscssea tor tne expense thereof Section III That Monday the 21st. day of July, ihsh. at the hour of 7:30 o'clock P M and the Council Room of the City Hall in Kiamatn tails, ureeon. he and It is hereby fixed as the time and place for hearing objections and remonstrances against said proposed improvement. section iv. That the Police Judge be and he hereby authorized and directed to cause notice or such hearing to be published as provided hy the City Charter of said City and he shall publish ths resolution as provided hy law, and within five days after the first publication thereof the City Engineer shall cause to be conspicuously posted at each end of ne une or contemoiated imorovement such notice as ia provided by law and ordinance. Passed hv the Common Council of City of Klamath Falls. Oregon, June 16. lflsn. Presented to the Mavor and h him approved and signed this 16th. day oi june, ima. Lawrence E. Slater Mhv ATTEST: Frank Blackmer Police Judge. STATE OF OREGON. COUNTY OF KLAMATH. SS. CITY OF KLAMATH FALLS. Frank A. Blackmer. Police Judge of the Citv of Klamath Falls Oregon, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing Is a true ropy of a resolution introduced and adopted by the Common Council of the City Klamath tails. Ore con. at its reg ular meeting held on the 16th. day of June. lf)5fl. and thereafter approved and signed hy the Mayor. r ranK a, aiacumer Police JuHse NO. 324. June 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 29, 30; July 1. 2. RESOLUTION NO. Rff7 A RESOLUTION DECLARING THE INTENTION OF THE COMMON COUNCIL OF CITY OF KLAMATH FAILh. UHKUUN, TO PAVE AND IMPROVE. MANZANITA STREET FROM THE NORTHEASTERLY LINE OF PACIFIC TERRACE TO THE SOUTHWESTERLY LINE OF NEW CASTLE AVENUE. IN THE CITY OF KLAMATH FALLS. ORECiON: AND DIRECTINrc CERTAIN STEPS BE TAKEN IN CONNECTION THERE WITH : SA ID PROJECT TO BE KNOWN AS IMPROVEMENT UNIT NO. 142. WHEREAS, the City Engineer, of le City of Klamath Falls, Oregon. nursunnt In a resolution of the Com. mon Council of said City, heretofore adopted, having filed plans, specifica- ms ana rsiimaics ior mc cwn ui nrnvina and d a v I n s. Manzanita Street from the Northeasterly line of I'acmr jerrace 10 inc aoumwciwriy tine of Newcastle Avenue. In said City; and the Common Council of said City finding the said plans, spec ulations ann estimates saiisracinry fnr said project, which shall be known as Improvement Unit No. 142; THEREFORE. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON. DULY ASSEMBLED IN REGULAR SESSION AS FOLLOWS: Section I. That said plans, specifications and estimates for the improvement of said portion of street, heretofore filed by the City Engineer, be and the tame are hereby approved. That the Common Council of the City of Klamath Falls. Oregon, here by declares its Intention to improve said portion of street in accordance with said plans, specifications and es timates as follows: This protect consists of paving Man ranita Street from the Northeasterly line of Pacific Terrare to the South westerly line of Newcastle Avenue. The nnvlna will consist of 5" of Asphaltle Concrete or 6" of Cement Conrrete and will he 2R feet in width Including curbs and gutters. Nn sidewalks are to be Included. Asphalt driveways will he construct ed from the curb line to the prop ertv line. The "estimated rnst of all classes of imorovement embracing all worn and materials for the eomnlete lmorove- ient of said project for sucn type or avemrnt being a follows: TYPE "E" Asphaltle Conrrete avemrnt V thick S9.2.V).7. TYPE "C" Cement Concrete Pave- ment 6" thick .... S12.207.22 sertion 11 That the nrnnertv lying within the boundaries hereinafter drsrnbed be and the same is hereby declared to be bene rued by me saia improve ment, to-wit: Heainmns at tne wonnwesieri- cor. ner of Lot 1 Block 4!. Hot Springs Addition tn the Citv of Klamath Falls; thenre Southeastern along the Northeasterly line of Pacific Ter race to the Southwesterly corner of I-ot 3. said Block 49; thence North easterly along 1he Southeaslerly line of Lot .1. Blork 49 and along the Souiheasierly lines of l,ota II. 10, f. A. and 1 of Block 41 of Hill side Addition to the Citv nf Klam ath Falls, to the Northwesterly line of Newcastle Avenue, thenre Northwesterly along the Northwest erly line of Newcastle Avenue to the Norlheanterly corner of !ot Ifl, Blork 40 said Hillside Addition: thenre Southwesterly along the Norlh-t westerly line of Lots IB. IS. 14. U, dnion to the Northeasterly ime im . morn oil run .Tirmn ni dition: thenre Northwesterly along the Northeasterly line nf Lot 4. Block Vi said Hot Springs Addi tion, to the Northeasterly rnrner of lot 4. said Block V). thenre South westerly along the Northwesterly line of Lot 1 said Block to the Northeasterly Itne of Pacific Ter rare. thenre Southeasterly along the Northeasterly !- of Pacific Terrare to the potm of heririnini That all the prnperty i.lud$in the aforesaid boundaries above ursrrthefl be and the same Is herehv declared '-r t 'x:M the.'M " ni LEGAL NOTICE 18M, at the hour of 7:30 o'clock P M and the Council Room of the Citv Hall in Klamaih rlla nanli k. and It U hereby fixed as the time and place tor hearing objections and reninntrances against said proposed improvement. section IV. That the Po)ir Jnrf k. nf hereby authorized and riir-tH tn cause nonce of such hearing to be published as provided by the Citv Charter of said City and he shall pub- , ininuii as provioea nv law and wiihm fiv . ik. first publication thereof the Citv En-! gineer shall cause to be conspicuous ly posted at each end of the line of contemplated improvement such notice as Is provided by law and ordi nance. Passed bV the rOmmnn ri,i,nll n Citv of Klamath Falls. Oreaon. this lfith. day of June, lfl.w. Presented to the Mvnr mH hv him approved and signed this 17th day of June. 1&58. Lawrence E. Slater Maor ATTEST: Frank A. Blackmer Police Judge. STATE OF OREGON. COUNTY OF KLAMATH. SS CITY OF KLAMATH FALLS. I. Frank A. Blackmer Polfr Jnrfv of the City of Klamath Falls. Ore gon, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing Is a true copy of a resolution introduced and adopted bv the Common Council of the Citv of Klamath Falls, Oregon, at its regular meeting held on the 16th. dav of June. 10.SR. and thereafter annrnvtri inri signed by the Mayor. Frank A. Blackmer Police Judge. NO. ,123. June 22. 2.1 24. 2!t U 97 38. 30; July 1, 3. WANT AD CLASSIFICATION DIRECTORY AUTOMOTIVE trailers Auto Muceltaneoua New Can & Trucks Used Car & Trucks ,. EMPLOYMENT Help Wanted. Female Help Wanted. Mala Help Wanted Situations Wanted KEAL ESTATI Rooms For Rent .. , , Apartment For Rent , Houses For Rent . Wise Property to Let ,. .. Real Estate Wanted Real Estate Exchange Real Estate For Sale , ,, Business Opportunities - NOTICES Card of Thanki .. In Memorlam Funeral Home , Meeting Notice , Lost it Found Reneral Notice -- Dersnnals . 3ub)lc Charity Services .... Serviuee MISCELLANEOUS transportation . ,, - neaith Educational , Financial . 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Owner Org Hilyard Av.Ph TU 4QM Srptic Tanks Drain Field CLEANED INSTALLED Bonded Service For all newer prohlemi DIAL TU Mi3fJ ftth County Sanitary Service 10 CUSTOM back ho work. Ditch clean ing, drain line. Cesspool digging, etc. H. W. Simmers. TU 2-1948. CUSTOM hay baling, windrowing. rea sonable. John Dobranski, Highway 87. Chiloquin. ANY kind of canvas made or re paired. Canvas and Leather Shop, 2fl64 South 6lh. TU 4-66H0. PAINTING SEWING, any kind. TU 4-4f:i. LAWN mower snarpening. engine re pair Eber Haae" 4327 Shasta Way FFNCES' TENSES Complete Instal lation or materials Free estimates TU 4-M15. f AINTING. Interior -exterior Free timales Work guaranteed. Reason able. TU 1-5096 LEVELING, backfilling, lawns, fill dirt John 4-7078 KLAMATH Fence Co Phone TU CUSTOM baling. Miles Cain. TU 4-49A3 hauling. TU DIGGING cesspools, foundations, sew- er lines and rototilling gardens. lawns. wuiui maiKcr. rnune iu 2-32S3. 3213 REWEAVING, TU 2-1687. 3751 Bisbee. SHARPENED mowers, hand, power: saws, hand, circle. 2115 Orchard Ave LAWNS, sprinkling systems, landseap. ing. evergreens, trees, shrubs Lake shore Gardens Nursery. 879 Lakeshore Drive. TU 4-4286. HOME SEWING SERVICE Plain and fancy scwkig. alterations and tailoring in your home. Call TU 2-1141 after 6 p.m. I LANDSCAPING lawns plowing and roioiniing. tractor equinment. barkhoe, ditch digging, septic tsnks. Laurence ncHnen. 1 U Z-4,l.f4. CUSTOM hay and stacking. BUILDER wants remodeling. F.H A terms. New construction. Free esti mates. TU 4-1344. PAINTING paper hanging TU 4-8732 DIGGING ceisDools. drain fields and excavation of house foundation Til 4-R.108 Bill Forney HEALTH 12 VITA GLOW HEALTH FOODS! Health drin.s 2041 Rarirllff. Til EDUCATIONAL 13 ROBERTSON School of Business Dn nd night classes 411 Main TU 2-4126 AIRLINE Positions of pros! ice for mm and women. If you are 17-3!). have a hifih school education and pirns- ins personality, you are elidible for short, low-cost training which does not interfere with present em ployment. Major airlines, coast to coast and overseas, offer high sal aries, free travel passes, vacations insurance. Immediate openings for airline hostesses, reservation, com munications, station agents, city ticket agents, passenger agents, airline secretary. All inquiries con fidential. Write, giving address ana pnone numDer, 10: -raining Division, National School of Aero natitics, Box 237, care of Herald & News. HELP WANTED, MALE 16 WANT someone 1o log 1 50.000 ft, short logs. Contact Ivey Clark, Sprague ttive.r. NEED strong man to care for yard few hours a week. Good loh for ono drawing social security. TU. 4-5348. DETAIL sticker operator for millwork a I Hill. $2.43 per hour. Apply Oregon 'oodwork, Ltd., 2380 N. W. Savier St., Portland 10, Oregon. A REAL OPPORTUNITY FOR MUTUAL FUND REPRESENTATIVES We will engage the services of two additional men to represent us in the distribu tion of one of America's fastest growing Mutual Funds. This fund enjoys national dis tribution and a management widely known for their finan cial and business acumen. Men selected must have suc cessful business background, good reputation, be finan cially responsible and abov; average personality. Former investment experience not a requisite. Position is permanent, highly remunerative and one of pro fessional dignity with an op portunity to advance in this National Organization. WILL INTERVIEW .TUNE M Contact: L. S. ANDERSON, JR. Divisional Mnnacer The Willard llolrl. Klamaih Falls or Write: WADDEIX & REED, INC. 1220 S. W. Morrison, Portland, Oro. H E LI WANT E D 1 7 ROYS or elrls 12 to 14 years of aee fnr delivering paper routes. Yreka. Weed. Dunsmulr, Mt hhasta. Wrlt Box 247 in rare of Herald Jit Nrw SITUATIONS WANTED 18 CARPENTER needs work. 3f2fl Btsbee MOUF.nN unfurnished duplex 1H7II rose Street. Hot well heat. TU 4-JHHO TWO bedroom houseCall Til 4-flH40 LARGE furnished two bedroom, alo bedroom houe Two blorks from Main. Children welcome. TU 4-AfMfl BABY sitting, references. TU 2-2711 shle Pickup and deliver TO 2-2MX) Ironing delivery serrire EXPERIENCED rnedlral serretary References Permanent. TU 2-34.1R U ,1 weekdays only. JANITOR work, efier S .'HI n m. Steady. any a inn. rnone 1 u WOULD like children during lav. t.A Call Have fenreo Ir or see 1 IH14' Johnsn ROOMS FOR RENT 710 M.tn Or., cIom In Phnn TU SERVICES elc.n. CIom In. ROOMS FOR RENT 22 clean rooms. 153r ROOMS. M and S9 per week. With bath. S10 per week. Under new man agement. Pelican Hotel. 1014 Main. week 629 efftlon SLEEPING room 1034 High. rntiPT vtrui unni Clean, quiet desirable, reasonable Over Employment Office on Third. ROOMS a week up. 3th and Elm ROOM for one or two working girls in sunurna near airport. TU 4-Hwrj ROOM for rent. R27 Walnut. APARTMENTS FOR RENT , 24 COURT VIEW HOTEL Small, clean, quiet, reasonable, employment office on third. FOUR rooms, stoves, refrigerator fur- nunrn. w. .m -nasta way 4-9012. FURNISHED one bedroom apartment. Air Condltionins. Audlev Aoartmenls flth and Walnut. CLEAN four rooms and bath. Unfiir- nisnea or partly lurnisnea. iu 4-hb. FURNISHED one room anartment. S30 Utilities included. Shared bath. One aauu oniy. 4in north loin. LARGE three room furnished apart ment. Newly renovated. Adults only. $40.30. Garbage disposal and water lurnisnra. ian at mis rnrtiana. NICE clean, air conditioned, three rooms and bath, furnished apartment nrasnnnoie rates. z7 East Main. CLEAN, flirnimheri. mnrinrn nnartment Cloxn in. With garage Couple TU SMALL, clean apartments. Close In. Utilities furnished. 433 No. 10th. TWO bedroom furnished apartment 1 PEM'XF one bedroom unfurnished. se and refrigerator. Phona TU B-aair THREE room TU 4-6959. furnished apartment HOUSEKEEPING room, also ap-rt- it su tab e for fa mil v. Cos- in Reasonable. TU 4-3542. PARTLY furnished one bedroom spartment inquire 816 Prospect. FURNISHED invlmnl at.-m h..t adults. Alpha Apartments. 630 Pine ru 4-4522 UNFURNISHED apartment. Adults irl Apartments. TU only. Park Coui W27S. FURNISHED h e rt r n O m amr(mnl f.'tt.'to. elcrtrlrtty and heat Included Close in. Adults. TU 4-0130. APARTMENT furnished .W Washing 4-3295. THREE room furnished Apartment Adults only, 2127 Orchard. Radrllffe. Inquire 2037 LARGE unfurnished dunlex nenr Ore. Ron Ave.; two furnished apartments. Rnn locations, ciose in. urewa man store. TWO bedroom apartment: also anart ment suitable for three. Nice and clean. Yards. 321 No. 6th. MODERN furnished three room apart ment. Phone TU 4-5334. furnished apartment. apartments. Pine and clean lame two room furnished apartment wnn garage, tu 4-44:10. FURNISHED rinwnlnwn anartment Parking space. 50. Call TU 4-6300 or ru 4-hh;ib. No children CLEAN four room, upstairs apart ment iarfle. am iaiiiornia Ave. iu .-.t 1 mi. NOLAN Aparlmenls. 312 No. 11th. FURNISHED apartment. Includes utilities, linen, andtwaxh facilities. 1411 Main. TWO hedronm unfurnished apartment on Homcdale. Call 2010 Summers Lane. VERY nice new furnished bedroom apartment, electric heat. Adults. 1203 I'ine ill. FURNISHED t'.vo bedroom aoartments. $3.1 and $;tft!VD. No children between ;j and iu. Phone TU 2-o.l.w. BY week, comfortahle bachelor apart ment. Bath with shower. Maid serv ice. Parking. I2B No. 3rd. COMPLETELY furnished three rooms and bath. Twin beds. I2fi No. 3rd. FURNISHED he d r o o m apartment nnuMJi oniy. ram inun a pa rim en is S22 Eldorado. TU 4-727X NEW. attractive, one bedroom, stove refrigerator, washer and dryer. TU 2-2750. NICK, clean, quiet, comfortably furn shed one- two- nnrl three-room anart mrnls. H.1R ,V. tin ind $.13. SO. All itilltles Included Shared baths Adults only 4l N rentn LARGE three room unfurnished apart ment with garage Call TU 4-7113 aft er 1:00 p.m. CLEAN nleelv furnished. Closa Quiet. Private entrance. All utilities ana linens tumisnen hunanie ror iaay Reasonable. TU 4-3697: TU 4-033. apartments. 710 Main One and two bedroom apartments Furnished and unfurnished Inquire Shasta View Apartments 1627 Washburn Way TU 4-R277 EWAUNA New and dtfterent Deafened for beticr living Furnished or Unfurnished Single Bedroom Also Office Space 21C So 11th TU 2-um or TTJ M3M REAL ESTATE WANTED 28 SHOP WHERE SELECTION IS BEST And when il comes lo buying a home, the selection is best in the office of a member of MULTIPLE LISTING ASSN. No mailer If you're looking lor a llnp nualily mansion or 1 low cost slarlrr homr you're Mire lo find just the home you'r looking lor aironR the 145 listings now available at any member ollice oi the Multiple Listing Association. SEE YOUR FAVORITE MEMBER OF THE WltlfiHT I1KAL KSTATK 123 Bt'flTON K. OKAY, RKALTOIt, mvi.kis'm- it. m:i.tohs, i BM i K i mr.; " IlKALTOH, 13J JKSSK 7. SMITH. RKALTOR. Tower " K. WtlXAHD CKDAKLKAF, Realtor, VERNON DL'RANT. RKALTOR. APARTMENTS FOR RENT 24 ARGE three room furnished aoart ment. e.ote tn Heat, water, garage furnished AHulta nnl- Phnn 111 4-6309 BACHELOR apartment Park Apart us csoianade TU 4-71(17 HOUSES FOR RENT J THREE room, furnished, semi mod. ( Clean. Water and garbage. TU ONE bedroom, furnished, fenced yard, garage. Mills. TU 3-0622. After 5 .M TWO bedroom house. TU 4-6781. THREE room furnished house. Close 4 "7561 t'hone TU FIVE room 3246 Crosby. house partly furnished. SMALL one bedroom furnished house. South suburbs. Phone TU 4-7,108. ?Etdro0!?.,hm" Prtly furnished, $45. Phone TU 4-8469. THREE room house. TU 4-6576. RENTAL service. Southern Oreaoa Realty. 119 South 6th. Phone TU 2-4871. BACHELOR cabin. Inquire 518 High 1723 Oak Call TU THREE room furnished house. Adult. 337 Commercial. FURNISHED one bedroom Close in TU 4-62.17. TWO bedroom unfurnished house In Dorrls. 542.50. Phone TU 4-8773. SMALL (our room partly furnished. Close tn. Inquire at 2201 Oak Street. LARGE furnished half duplex, l', blocks from Main. Adulu only, no pets. TU 3-3179. TWO bedroom furnished house. Wash er and dryer. Good location. 585 a month. Call TU 4-7430. 4.45, THREE room furnished house. (50. TU SMALL, partly furnished, two bed room house, nice yard. North side. TU 4-7523. MISC. PROPERTY TO LET 27 FOR Lease 1700 Acres. Good pasture, with 4 bedroom home, barns, corrals. Plenty water. Will bo on premise! unlil July 3rd. Inquire at Oak Run Post Office. 25 miles east of Redding. California or Write Rockford R. Rtggl 4O0.1 N. Central Ave., Phoenix, Ari zona. FOR rent place tn park trailer house, with cabin. Corner of Pelican and Acosla. OFFICE space, ground floor Com merce Building, corner Eleventh and Walnut. TU 4-&1R3. INDUSTRIAL site, rail aiding avail, able Also trailer court location. Ttf 4-8353. REAL ESTATE WANTED 29 LANDLORDS WE NEED RENTALS We have a list of families looking for I wo and three bedroom homes, noth furnished anrt unfiirnUhrri Tall tnrtmv This is a FREE SERVICE. No charge or ohitgntton. Southrrn Oregon Realty, 119 So. 8th. TU 2-4671. WANTED to rent . . . major oil com pany district representative needs 3 4 bedroom home. Phone TU 4-5313, t to 5 WANTED two bedroom unfurnished house hy government employe and No children, nets, best rernm- mendatinns. Contact Mr. Wood, Cas cade Hotel. LANDLORDS register your rentals with Southern Oregon Realty. Phona TU 2-4171. Department WANTED rentals for customer! mov ing to Klamath Falls Customer Senr ire uepanment kalis, iu -hzti BANK employe needs rental of two or three bedroom unfurnished home. TU 2-3444 from 9 to S. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 30 FOR sale a large three bedroom home. Exlra largo lot. Nice garden. TU 4-8.124. FOR sale or lease 30 arres in alfalfa, hay pasture, under Irrigation. Six room house, some out hulldinas. Lorella. TU 4-47R4. TWO large hedrooms. completely re modeled Inside and nut. Exceptional ly rlean. Best location. 4,R00. TU 4-404H. FOR sale suburban lot. on pavement, I4H it. frontage, s Ian Drive. TU 4-4W7. FOR sale small east home. Lake O' Woods. Lookout Street FOR sale by owner lovely two bed mom home located tn Mills Addition across from Ki wants Park. Fully In sulated. electric heat circulating lira- piare narowoon noon. Large living room Nicely landscaped Separate ga rage with concrete apron and floor. 513,500 Sea at 1 100 Mitfhell. phona UP 4-;iHZ4. EQUITY in three bedroom house, t lots. S blocks south Methodist Churrh. Chiloquin. Donald Cox, Box 231, Chll- nmnn. 270 ACRES level Irrigated land with free water right from Klamath River. Loraled one mile ahove Keno on paved road. Bordering Klamaih River one . Grow na cron now oats and bar. ley. flfiO per acre. Terms. Tom Calmes, icr. leno, uregon. THREE hedroom ranch type home. Large corner int. Houtn Mimirnan Hen ley District. Attached garage, fenced rd. all nlcelv lannscaperl witn trees and shrubs. Two years old. Wall to wall carpeting in all rooms. Circulat- ng firenlare. Aluminum screens and (firm windows throughout See at 3.V13 Mndlson or phone TU 4-6076 for ap pointment. LAKE O Woods cabin. Lot 10. Blork V 12000 or make orrer. ontari onr dnn J LeManguals. :i!H Bridge SU, Ashland, or phone Murdock 9-7ti.11. TWO-bedroom ranch style home, fire place, large fenced yard. F.H. A. ap praised. 4 Mm Laverne. rnone ru 4-7.100. NEW, three bedroom wall to wall carpeting, electric heat. fireplace. lKc utility attached garage. TU 2-1H.W FOR sate or trade. $2,900 equity in nest clean, one bedroom home. Lo cated at 332S Altamont. Will discount fnr cash. Trade? Building loets. car, or what-have-.vou. Please Inquire at Tuck er's East Stde Grocery. 021 E. Main. TWO bedroom house, corner Home dale and Delaware. Large hrlrk build ing on Delaware. g,7.V), $3,000 down. Will ronsider some trade and carry contract, 2H03 Homedale. Gilbert, Oakland, y ! ! ! rh. TU 5-277S Ph. TU 2-2549 Ph. TU 4-91PS Ph. TU 4 3129 Ph. TU a-5.V Ph. TU 1011 M Ph. TU 4-9UI