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PACK TWKT.VK I'LL SCORE EXTRA INCOME FOR YOU ft ft ft You never saw a basket eye like mine whenjt comes to scoring extra cash for article around the house you'd like to sell. I'm O. Howie Hustles, the Herald and News Classified Ad, who quickly gets the buyers you want. Coll now and start me scoring for you. g 10 WORDS 3 DAYS ONLY 98c 0 To Place Your Want Ad Simply Phone TU 4-8111 HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls. Ore Monday. March 21. 1Q Z-TK 'mi. BARKS BITES ( ( nllliiHK cl limn I'l'UC HI plcvwmcl 1" cinders and sod. reset the Lit) sions mi Ihc typewriter and I;,Hh (miio aiiiiilu r hatch of uut ill'., with winch tu live tir die a.s the new spurt mmcs onto the Kcnc Siiiiib Irairiiiiiiirnt mHiK anil ends , , . ( I.iMimi II. "in"". Inns a M"" l writer lor llii' JlkN. n" (IriBi'ii Journal, imlrd alter llii' Pelican i" Saturday niishl, "Suit Tin iiiipurlial ... I didn't rare uhn mill till' Kami', just a I"'"-' as it nak llir I'rliians. li s real ras.v In lir iliiiiarlial. especially Nlicn .vnu'ir known these kids all Ihrir lives and ruarhrd must uf llirin as little l.f.iBuris ur sunn" thing. Yeah, easy!" I Sealed ."-I back of Ihe ni"-s row al the classic was a lad whose face was a lilllc Ion; . . . Ilex llrnnrr ol Grants Pa s . . . one of the beil players in the state, was lorceil to sit litis one out. But he may .-Im.v up at the U ol U nr.sl year. The pome.st fall representation of Ihe lotiniev was thai appearing In back t lie Portland schools . . . anil the most cnthnsiasiic uruup on hand was that suppoi tun the South S.ilcin Saxons, lletore aine linn' .Saturday nihl the Saxon rally squail, excellent band, and a mob of fans staged a mammoth pep rally al their motel. II was a doozy. rJx-Wasliinston cac star. Joe Cipriano. was an cajcr spectator al the meel. With a tourney book let in hand. Slippery C'ip was busy circling pictures of players, mak ing notes and askina questions, lie was especially inleresled in Peli cans Paul Bishop. Steve llmney Bruce Rrickner and Gary Palzke He was wishing lliere was an avid Husky alumnus living in Klamath Kails. "We've jot to start lapping the Kl1' market," was his com ment. -Missing this year was Don Me pale. ex-KU cage coach. Hon was at Ihe Washington prep tounia inenl, just looking aioiinvl. The tournament was the scene nf a leal tragedy in addition lo the usual, bill temporary, sorrows that accompanied it. .lust -14 seconds from the abso lute end of Ihe Lion season. Hill Harbcau, a 17-year-old junior fuard ljnm St. Helens, broke his ankle. Coach Gene Slrehlou's scrappy I. ions, staggering beneath an m-point deficit lo Ihe powerlul South Eugene Axemen, battled right down to the wire. Harbcau, a 5-10 reserve, leaped high in Ihe air in an attempt In slop an in bound pass beneath his own has kel and when he came clown, he came wrong and Ihe ankle snapped. Harbcau crumpled to Ihe floor and lor moments Ihe hushed crowd was not sure ,iusl what had happened. When the 10 medical at tendants discovered it was Ins an kle, he was earned In Ihe train in? room and administered lo. then removed to Ihe hospital for X-rays. Experts Right On Selections By Till: ASMH'IATI-.I) IMtl.SS I tie experts in the Associated Press consensus uf bow ihe Ore gon Class A-l Ih-h School Basket ball Toiirnainenl w o u 1 d end. icorrd a perteel 1-2-3. Kill that is as far as Hi cir suc-iv'nnnl cess wcnl. They missed on No. Jl and No. 5. j The consensus ami the lourna-' nient both agreed lhat Medioidi was Ihe slate's best team. Marsh-I field was sniiiul In ii ,nu Kla- math Falls would come in third. But Ihe consensus had llermis tim fourth and Smith Fugene filth. Actually, .South r. U I! r n P :is fourthand .Iciicrson of Portland filth. j The results nut only eiahihedi the AP ciiit.-eiiMis ot sports wri-j ters and broadt asters as excellent I at the top but lliey eonltt mcd the, .standings in ihc AP poll uhkh asi early as Kch. tti Iim.mI idn in,, three train.- m iin of their lunsh correct order Bobc Ruthcrs Meet llir sremul ll.thr t!Mli .r,IKnp inrrtuti; i llir yvriv tor the eily m cuts (oiutii ruw v fit ins al 7:.'!i in citv h.itl. l,e.iiue PresideO cliff Nrlsun said (hat all n.irlir, m.tii.i kft-i n ,iml in trrrslrd pal ticii.inls stimilf at Cal Game Department Policy On Deer Management Checked SACRAMENTO U'PIi A new ly urbanized citizens advisory com millcD on bij same is suinj; lo look into deer management poli cies ol (tie Fish and Game Com mission and Department. The tiroup met lor the first time Friday and agreed lo Ihc deer probe as its "primary ob jective.' The committee, appointed Feb. Duck Runners Win Handily; Fail To Qualify For Rome Hy TIIH ASSOCIATE!) PHF.SS The University of Oregon's ace distance runnel s sophomore l)y tol Burleson and graduate stu dents Hill Delhnger and Jim Greile had an easy time of if capturing victories at Hollywood. l-'la., Saturday night but their races were perhaps too easy. They lulled lo post times fast cni, ugh lo iiialily them for the summii's Olympic trials. They will get other chances, though. The Hollywood meet, the sea son s lirst out ol doors, was the tirsl of 17 at which runners equal ling prescribed times will make Ihrmselws eligible lor Ihe Olym pic trials that will pick Ihc 1!. S. Olympic track team lor the games to lie held at Home this year. Hurleson, Ihe country's best in Ihe mile, entered Ihe half mile at Hollywood and turned in a l:.iil.O. That, was :II2 loo slow for the Olympic lime and he may have lost lhat much by looking back over his shoulder in the stretch lo see where his nearest competi- Brave Ace Selected Indian Tourney MVP Hy JOHN NOU'lN HituIiI and News Sports Writer Tlio MHO version of the National All-Indian Uaskolball Tournament al Ciiio()uin drew lo an cxcilinft close Saiurilay niiihl '.villi Hrown in, .Montana, wrappinp, up t h v lournoy title with a .r,r--lU win over Pf.tH champ Lo.ljje Grass, Mon tana. Kollowinc the Saturday ewiiiny session, which Warm Springs, Ore yon, opened hy deleatint; Pine Itidye. South Dakota, H8-fI0, to earn the third place trophy, a various array of awards and presentations were prescnled not only lo play ers hut to Ihe nation's top Indian dancers who pcrlormcd between names and ditrinn intermissions at the entire four-day classic. Browning's Murray Harwood, fi -1, l!)-ycai-old scoring acc, was chosen Me Counfs Top Shooter, Bishop 6th Kl'Ci KNK - Mel Counts, who made the all-stale team the ccond .straight year, topped the tournament Morers. And his four-game total of 1(H) almost certainly would have been lusher had he not imilcd out juM itelore Ihe end ot the third period ol the champiouhip game with Medford. The ti-W pivot man ai;o grabbed (i7 rebounds, far ahead ol Wilbur I Hrown ol .lctteroii. who was sec ond in that department with .".!. The leading scorers: Player r, Ki;. I'TITA TP Mar.-htield 10(1 Brack. South Salem Young. Lake Oswego 30-nl 24-32 Nosier. South Fugene a; .10-1.0 17-23 Anderson, .Med lord .;n-ti;i 17-:m; Bishop. Kfamalh Kails J8-71 H-ID Johnson. Da id Ditu,;la :7-ti. IK-J.l Nickelbeny, Jetieison 31-84 A- Brown. Jetteison ---f IM". ni.ni'. South Kti-eiip U-17 Bokcr Asks For B's KAKUi tAP - The Chamber of Commerce says it wll ask thai the Oregon Class B prep ha.ske! ball tournament be held here each year The reason The tourney here March 10-12 paid lor itself, and brought some Jt-O.ooo lor kical merchaiils. l.i by Chairman Pauline L Davisjhe "lo produce and maintain a D-Porto'ai of Hie Assembly Kisli and Game Committee, also agreed to a '"policy" statement. Suusesteil by Cecil Phipps, t res no. the policy statement ran al most word for word with a policy adopted by the F&G Commission itself 10 years as!", on June X mill. It said the object of hie same management in California should tor was. He was 12 yards back. Greile beat another top runner. Phil Coleman of Chicago, by three yards in taking the mile in 4:(iit.!l. And IJellingcr limshed 15 yards out in liont in the three-mile, but his lime ol 11:11(1.7 was 1.") seconds slower than Ihc required Olympic el toil and 23 seconds slower than his own best lime. While these runners were com peting in Florida, another group liom the stale participated in an indoor meet at Washington Slate University. The I'nivorsity of Oregon's Phil Pui quin pole-vaulted 13 leet H'j inches, a new meet record. Jerry Close ol the university won the broad jump at 23-2'2 and was second in the hop. skip and jump. The winner ol lhat event, Dave Karron of WSli. broke a mark set in lll.ili by Marl in Pcdigo ol Oregon with his 44 leet. 8 inches. Hill Hay ol Willamelle Univer sity took third in Ihe discus be hind Free Schnlcr of Whitworth and Hill Frank ol WSU. The win ning loss was !.i(l-!):i4. the tourney's most valuable play er in addition lo being selected lo Ihe 10-man All-Star leam. liar wood, who racked up 75 points during the tourney for a L'.Vpoint per-game averag. placed second to Man in Wilbur ol LaConner, Wash ington, who topped all scorers with r.3 counters lor a average. Other members of the classic's dream team" were Larry J'letly Weasel and Owen Old Crow, Lodge Crass; Bob Tom and Tom Kstimo, Warm Springs; Marvin LeBeau ind Norm Crazy Thunder, P i n c Piidgo; Tommy Arviso. Window Hock, Arizona; John McCulchenn, Klamath Nation, and Floyd Cross guns, Browning. The Team Sportsmanship Trophy was given lo Ihe Arapaho Indians from Si. Stephens, Wyoming, who ;c deleated in Ihcir only two tourney appearances. One of the losses was by the record-breaking IIW-jH score lo Lapwai, Idaho. Kir.t place in the Indian danc ing and entertainment went to Charles Old Man of the Arapaho tribe. Levi I-'ast Horse earned the second place award and thud wcnl to Dan Scott. The leading lourney scorers were as follows: t; 1 1. i i i t- Ave M Wilhur 'I.C 2 Jo l.t Mi . t Jti ,1 M He.Tu'i.ri Hi .i :r ,V7 -:. :v.(i g. Frin n 2 2" n to in 213 .1 Ariimr il ;i .14 5-12 7.1 J -I T. Knsli-r iTi 4 :t!i K-2 rfi HI ") I TH-lor L' a 27 !12 M 210 M. I..-Hraii iPMi 4 :iB 4-H K(l 20 0 S Sohiippv 2 l!l (M :i Pi ll V. Thunder 'PR' 4 : 1.-27 7,". IPS l il..n il, 2 17 2 4 1 il T. JNtiinn iWSi 4 L'li 7! ITS R Mini horn T 4 2ti K7 16 fi MrCuirhroti iKN .1 t 10-15 4H Hi(V L. Wr.tcl 'lAi- .1 22 J.H 47 13.7 Exifbffion Baseball Hy '111 K ASSOITATFD l'ltFSS American League W . I,. Pel Chicago 7 1 .117.' Kansas City 5 :t n Detroit 4 3 ,:.7t Boston -4 4 .300 Baltimore 3 5 :S Cleveland 3 3 ;! New York 3 a .:' Washing on '1 5 .-lsi National l.ea'O' tV. I., fit. San Francisco 6 2 .750 I.os Angeles 3 2 SiHl Pillshurgh 4 3 .571 Philadelphia 3 3 .500 SI. Louis 3 i '.!! Milwaukee 3 4 4."i Chl,igo 3 5 375 Cincinnati - 5 ,Sii Sunday's Itrsiills nctroll tl. Milwaukee 7 St Louis 4. Philadelphia .i" New Yoik 13. Cincinnati 5 Pittsburgh f: Kansas City Los Angeles 7. W.tslungt'.'ti 5. Chicago ' A' U Baltinvil e Chicago ' N 1 3. Boston 2 San Francisco :u. t'ievciand 5 maximum nrceciing mock oi aecr on all wild lands of California, public and private, consistent with other uses of such lands and to utilize through public hunting Ihe available crop of deer .produced annually by this breeding slock The committee adopted the pol icy statement 12-B over objections ol Charles Bull, Redding, who charged it was an attempt lo try lo "ramrod through" department policy n the committee. There were signs lhat the com mittee, appointed under a resolu tion at a F&G Committee meet ing in January, would be split into two tactions those that favor doe hunting and those who arc against it. Tne committee was polled on whether individual members fa vored antlerless hunts. Halph Ed monds, Baker.slield, made the for mal motion for a poll, although it was suggested by Bud Boyd, outdoor columnist for the ban Francisco Chronicle. Four members refused to ex- press any opinion before studying! the matter lurther. Two members said ilally they would not lavor either-scx hunling under any con dition. Others expressed varying opin ionsfrom favoring due hunts a ,ound game management to favoring them only when they were necessary to halt depreda tion on farm lands. Burton Banzhai, l;kiah, another committee member, asked lor a poll ol committee members on whether they favored the 1.137 Busch bill. The major point of controversy in the bill is a provision that il allows county hoards of super visors a veto power oxer cither sex hunts in their area. Unless re newed, terms of the bill expire alter the 11 Legislature. Committee members, with a couple of notable exceptions, did not favor the supervisors' veto power, but most favored other sections of the bill as sound game management The committee agreed to meet monthly in Sacramento. The next meeting will he April 23-23, 75.775 People Witness Classic L'l'GKNE 'API - Atlcndancc lor the 1 ) Orcjjon Class A-l llih School Basket hall Tournament Tuesday nipJU through Saturday night totaled 75.77.1, just 1.310 less than Ihe record set in 111.)."). The total Saturday turnout, for afternoon and niyht rioulilehead- . I.i. (itM, is a record. The old one. l,i. Hill, was set in lti.i.i. The Saturday nisht turnout was 10.421, not a record for that evc- ninj;. I''ire chief I'rank Slronachh aid. though, thai ri'sulations kept several thousand more tans out side of McArthur Court on the University of Oregon campus. Many of them stayed in their parked cars lo listen to game broadcasts. LtGAL NOTICF. NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that1 the undTM8iieit. ROHKH T E. , VEATCH. has been. In nn order of the I Circuit Courl of ihc Slate of On-con for Klam.illi Countv. appointed Exccu-1 tor of Ihe Lat Will iih1 Testament 1 .ind of the e.ute r.f Al'GUSTA P DUNBAR, aha AUGUSTA P.MIKER , DUNBAR, deie.iseil. and lhat Lrtipt! festanieutary havp hern Issued to him 1 All persons having claims acrtiii't aid estate arc heieny not 1 1 if d i' ni" tit the anie. duly verified and with prop-1 or voucher., to the i,im r -1.1 -.1 , e effires .f R R Maxwell. M.tin Street. Klamath Falls. Ore con, with in six months from Ihe date of ttip firM publication of this notice, which I publication is the 21st day of March.! 19ti0. ROBERT E. VFATCH. Execu tor of lhp Last W'll and Teta nient and of the EMatp of .u-sii-la P. Dunbar, aka AuuuMa Parker Dunbar, deceased. R B MAXWELL Attorney for Executor No. 100, March 21. :'H. April 4. 11 CITATION I IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF I THE STATE OF OH EC ON FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH IN THE M ATTER OF THE A DO P. : TION OP VIOLA JANE BANCROFT. A Minor TO ZALE BANCROFr. Father and BETTY BANCROFT. Mother of the above naniPd VIOLA JANE BAN CROFT, nunor IN THE N A ME OF THE STATE OF OREtiON You arp hrrehv ci'ert to Appear in the Circuit Court of thp Siatp of Oregon, in and for Klaniaili County, tn the courtroom thrrpof . at the rmirthoioe in the city of Klam ath Falls. Klamath County, State of Orpgon. w ithin ten days from I tie date of service ot this citation upon ou. if served within this County, o: if served within anv other County of this stale I hen w uh:n Twenty da . from the date of seivtce of tht na tion upon ou or if served nutMdp .if no state of Oretjon but within the United States, then within (our wpek trom Hip dale of sprvice of this cita Hon upon on or if served out,.fe of the United S:atpj. then weeks from date of :he aervu'p of thi' citation upm vou. then and tberp to I show cau!.e. if anv there bp. wi the petition of Elbert White and Bhie j Lee White for the adoption of Viola1 .lane Bancioft. v.uir minor child - should not hp Krjriipd l.lvr.N UNDER m hand and pal of tre Cl.tuit Court of the State of Oreson in and for the County of Klamath ihis llth d.v of March Pt0 Uhas F DpLp. Clerk B Belty Hromarla. Drputv No 88 March 14, 21, 28 and April FUNERAL HOMES OHAIR'S Mrmortll Cliapel. 5?.9 I'int TU 4-J456. Parking lot available. WARD'S Klatnalh Tuneral Home. HTM Slri-rt Phnnr Tl' 2-44'H MEETING NOTICES ALOHA Chapter No 61, O.E.S. w ill hold a staled meet ing luesday, 8 p.m., Masonic Temple. Phyllis Rutledgc, W.M, Wilbur Harnsbarger, W.P i-PKCIAL COM.MLNTCATIO.V. 220. Ai'&AM, Monday. March 21. 7:3o P.M. Work in the F.C. De gree. Marion Grant, W.M. SCOTTISH RITE BODIKS Special meelins, Looko of Perl eel ion. Tues day, March 22 al a P .M. Installation of of ficers. Herman Gisvold, Sec. LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OK BOND SALE Sealed iiiuprisjls will hp received hy Ihe Common Council of the Cil.v ol Klamalli rail. Orr-snn. for the purchase of improvement hoods Series ,j;liu?,nd. five hundred two and' ast-ioo dollars -SJH.Soa 88 duly authorized by ordinance of the said City of Klamath Falls, for the construction and im provement of the following improve ment and sewer units situated in the City of Klamath Falls. Oregon, as fol lows: Sewer improvement Unit No. J7. serving portions of Block 12. Eldorado ADDITION. Block 24. Eldorado HeifiMs Addition and Blocks 20. 21. 23, 2!t. 36 and 37 Mountain View Addition: Street Improvement Unit No. 146, improving Van Ness Avenue from the South westerly line of Pacific Terrace toi the easterly line of Fairmnunl Street. , Calhoun Sireel from the northerly line; of Van Ness Avenue to the northerly! line of Benson Street. Benson hlreoti from the easterly line of Calhoun' St reel to the wester I V line of r airmotint j street and Fairtnount Street from the j northerly line of Van Nous Avenue to i the southerly line of the alley in Block; .11. Mountain View Addition: all in said Citv. i Proposals lo purchase said Donas will he received by the undersigned Recorder of said Citv, up lo and in cluding the twenty-fifth dy of April, 1 f0. at the hour of seven-thirty o clock P M. of said day and opened at a regular meeling of the Common Coun cil immediately thereafter in the Coun cil Room of Ihe City Hall for said City. Said bonds shall be dated May 15. lotit). and khall be in amo'inls of $.10(1. (JO each, except bond No. 1, of each se ries, which shall be for the fractional pari of said sum, and all shall be due ten years after the dale of issue: payment of the entire bonds optional with said City at any coupon paying dale on and after one year from the date thereof. Said bonds will hear irv tfresl at the rate of not to exceed six per cent per annum, payable semi annually on the l.lth. day of .November and May of each year, principal and Interest payable at the office of the ireasurer of the City for Klamath Fall, Oregon. All prnponals must be uncondllional and accompanied by a certified check for five per cent of the proposal. The successful bidder for said bonds will lie furnished wilh an opinion as lo ihe validity thereof by t lie law firm uf, Shulcr. Sayre. Winfree tV Rankin, Portland Trust Building, Portland 4. Oregon. This nolicp is authorised hy Ihe or dinances of Ihe Common Council of ihe City of Klamath Falls. Orecon. that authorise the Jate of said bonds. Done March Hi. HiWt. HOSIE KELLER Recorder, City of Klamath Fall?, Oregon. No ni. Mar Ift. 2'), 21. 22, 2X 24, 2."). 27. 28. 2i. .10, ill. April 1- . 5. 6. 7. 8. 10. 11, 12. la. 14. 15. 17, 18. If), 20, 21. NO'lTCE OF SALE OF HEAL PROPERTY IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OK OREGON FOR KLAMATH COLN TY In the Matter of the Estate of MERRITT FRANKLIN FORCE, also known as FRANK FORCE. Dccra.scd. Notice is hereby given that the un dei'MRncd administrator of the above entitled e-tate. pursuant to order of the above-entitled court dated March 2, UfbO, will olfer for sale and pro ceed to sell from and after the 3th riav of April. IP'iO, for cash, at Ihe of fice of Robert B Kerr. Ill South 7th Slreet. Klamath Falls. Oregon, the fol lowing described real properly of said estate, to-wit: Lot 5 of Block 62 In LAKEVIEW AUDITION lo the City of Klamath Fa'K Oregon Offers to purchap mav bp made to said administrator at said office at anv time from the date hereof until said property is sold Robert B Kerr AdnuniMrator with Will Annexed No. 81. March 7. 14. 21. 28. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF REAL PROPERTY I.N THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STTE OF OREGON IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH In the Matter of the Estate HANNAH A. ROBINSON, Deceased Notice is herpby given that the un dersignpd administrator of the Estate of HANNAH A. ROBINSON, deceased, pursuant to an order of sale of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Klamath, made and en tered in the above entitled estate on the 2nd day of March. lflHO. will offer rni- snip and sell from inn aner thel iih riiv of Aoril. 1960. for cash or for part cash and part credit, at 210 Boivin Building. Klamath Falls. Ore gon, the following described real prop riv hplonamn lo said eslale. to-wit' sf of SW '4 Section fi Township 41 S R 10. EWM N 'i NW SW r W i. Spetion 7. Township 41 S . 10 E E W M . In Klamath County. Oreson The sale will be subject to the con firmation of the above entitled court Richard Bcesley e Attorney for Admmlstiator 210 Boivin Building Klamath Falls. Oregon Date of first publication: March 7, Date of last publication: March 28. 1360 No. 82. Mar 7. 14. 21. 28 O NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned. Administratrix ot trie tate ot BENNETT MERLE WEEKS.; Mxdcceased. has filed her Final Ac - and ine nonoraoip uio Vandenberg. Judge of 'he Circuit Court of the State ol Orr9v'ii. for the count v of Klamirfi. has se: Ihe 30th hj of March. IftiO. at the .our ot in 00 A M . as time, and the (Courtroom of said Court as the place '. 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Alterations Guaranteed. TU 4-9734 4lli Pacific Terrace. EXCAVATION, digging, leveling. Irri gation ditch cleaning Foundations, drain fields. H. W. Simmers, 2024 Hur on. TU 2-104H. SHARPENING saws, mowers, knives, shears, tools, chisels, planes. 2115 Or- hard. ALTERATIONS and sewing, Anita's. Guaranteed. INCOME lax assistance. Call TU 4-3043. PEOPLE are Duytng the articles of fered tn the Classified columns. Sell to them with an ad by dialing TU 4-8111 WASHING and ironing, special care. References. Pickup and deliver. TU 4-6442. DRAPERIES, hand or machine fin ished. Gertrude E. Larimer, 4-4472. BRICK fireplaces, foundal ion work, Small or large Jobs. Reasonable, TU 2-159H. FURNITURE. rug. carpet cleaning. Repair, mothproof, Carpel laying. 17ii7 Oregon Ave., K. Falls. TU 4-4510. ALTERATIONS, reasonable. Apt. H. SMALL engine repair. Lawn mowers, garden tractors, SAH Green Stamps. 1100 Main. Cuiiy's Shell. TU 2-fl;i44. CARPENTER jobs contracted, both la bor and material, call TU 4-4481. EXCAVATION, house foundations, ewcr lines, cesspools, drain fields, leveling, backfilling. TU 4-83it8. Jesse Co.x, Bill Forney. FIREPLACE, chimney repairs. Car pentry, brick masonry. Free estimates Phone TU 2-3WU. COMPLETE cleaning servu-p. free pickup and delivery. SAtH Green Stamps Fashion Cleaners. '1 U 4-3563, PAPER hanging intci ior painting, work guaranteed. TU 2-40;i6. REWEAVING. 3731 Bisbee, TU 2-16R7, SEWING MACHINE RENTAL and REPAIR Singer Sewing Center 633 Mom St. TU 2-2513 EDUCATIONAL NEW 1900 World Book Encyclopedia Ruth Schaeffer, TU 4-4H41 befor f 4 Tall pre- HELP WANTED, FEMALE WOMEN for iaundrv work fened. Some excellent steady nosi- tmiis open Apply Cascade Laundry and Cleaners after 10 a m WANTED housekeeper to hv in. 4-0209. TU WANTED housekeeper. Box 155, Beat- tv Ore HELP WANTED 17 SOCIAL Security couple, not over 66 years old House and maximum sal ary 2:to So. llth. GENERAL sales manager of large, state wide food plan will interview Tuesday. March 22. 130 to 4. Wed.. March 23. 9 30 to 12. at Mnlatorc's Motel. Salary to start at $400 per month to qualified people. Experience not necessary. Ask for Mr. Shafer. TULAVA NURSERY will start grad ing strawhrrry plants March 21. fl a m . Tulelake. Cal., weather permit line SITUATIONS WANTED ironings, baby sitting, tu 4-4373. MARRIED man needs work. TU 2-5859 MANAGEMENT of apartment houi BABY sitting das by 16 year old girl. Experienced TU 4-4518. THEE 2-3242. topping, Lee Brassficld. TU WASHINGS. Ironings, pickup. Reason able. TU 4-406H. IRONING, 2-1107 good, fast. Deliver. TU CHILD cr. any time. TU 2-1778. i --.., -.. : " BABY sitting;, 4-6024 my home. days. TU PROPER child care. TU 4-til93 reasonable rates. ROOMS FOR RENT SLEEPrNG room. 607 High SLEEPING rooms. 1034 High. 22' ROOMS. 4 week. 629 Jefferton. BISBEE Hotel. 227 South Sixth, under new management. Thoroughly clean, comfortable. Reasonable rate. LOVELY room, 522 Pacific Terrace ROOMS. Lake Hotel. Call TU 4-7336 CLEAN, quirt room for gentleman, j S2Q pcr month iyM CrMcent. A LOVELY room. eloe n ! 4-425B. rL .'T. Z ; TT IC' - eAN room, by day. week or mnth Elevator and restaurant 32R So Sixth Anchor Hotel. STEAM heated ileeoine r o o m a. TU s-oai4 EXCEPTIONALLY clean, reasonable. Court View, quiet. Rates 112 S. 3rd CLEAN rooms, reasonable rates. Ern ie s Hotel. 6.11 So. 5th. TU 2-9225 APARTMENTS FOR RENT FURNISHED two room apartment, ut ilit ips included. Prpr lady or cou ple. $50. 73 Pine. TU 4-8480. WALNUT Apartments. Walnut. Utilities. 413 LOVELY one bedroom unfurnished . jtpartmpiit. Stove, retrigprator, wash er, dryer. TU 2-4133 THREE room modern apartment, close to Weyerhaeuser. TU 4-8;tl3. THREE larce rooms, wall to wall rar pct. brand new modern kitchen Adult. No pets. Water, garbage. Ga laRe. Garden spot if desired Call aft er I p m. Sunday. 251 Wiard. ARMORY Apartments. Three rooms and bath. Hardwood floors. Nicely furnished. Clean. Close in Quiet Adults, no pets Garages. 60. 1421 Wall or TU 2-2H35. rinSf ,i. tmall anarlmrnl TIT 4-fi:iKJ 1 BRIGHT, clean, well furnished three room apartment JjO. Laundry. v,nij. welcome. 20B North Rogers. TU FURNISHED. Etna. garage. FURNISHED two room apartment. $40; throe room apartment. $55; all utilities included. Shared baths. Adults only. 413 North 10th. TWO bedroom unfurnished apartment, 434 No. 51 h. Phone TU 4-92!):i. LARGE two bedroom apartment, v ter and garbage furnished. Sea 2124 Bichn. COMPLETELY furnished 1411 Main. apartment. FURNISHED two bedrooms, fireplace, garage, electric heat, washing facil ities, close in. Adults, no pets. $83. References. Inquire 72 Pule. FURNISHED apartment. Inquire 318 High. TWO bedroom apartment, wall to wall carpeting, mahogany trim, tile bath and kitchen, refrigerator and range. No pets. TU 4-3716 or TU 4-7203. UNFURNISHED bedroom apartment. Natural hot water heat. Adults. 503 Alameda. TU 4-7273. SMALL apartment. Adults. 235 Cedar. COMFORTABLE furnished apartment. Walking dlstanc to town. Utilltlei furnished. 1605 Esplanade. FOUR room furnished- 501 Market. LARGE, completely furnished, close. Adults. $70. TU 2-343H. Evenings, hol idas, TU 2-03H8. EWAUNA Different & iJowntown Furnished 219 South 11th. TU 3-1062. TU 4-4389. TWO bedroom unfurnished, water fur nished. $80. TU 2-5H77 days, TU 4-3483 evenings. FURNISHED apartment. Adults only. No pels. 4731 So. 6th. TWO hedroom unfurnished apartment, 22:i3 Wiard. TU 4-3577. ONE largo three room apartment, fur nished, 101B Washington St.. TU 4-6625, ONE bedroom furnished, $40 month. Please inquire at Tucker's East Side Grocery, 921 East Main. RACHELOH aoartincnt for rent TU 4-BJt:0. FURNISHED three room apartment. Hot and cold water, garhag paid. $45 month. 734 North Tenth. THREE room nicely furnished up stairs apartment, good location, wa ter and garbage disposal furnished. Electric heal. TU 4-R167 8 00 to 5:00 Monday through Frldav , FURNISHED apts . 30. LARK APARTMENTS TU 4-5079 or TU 2-3072 - NICE location, washing facilities, win 13 iter rates. Call TU 4-5310 days. TU 2-3471 or TU 4-6369 evpnings ONE and two bedroom apartment I Furnished nd unfurnished. I Inauire SHASTA VIEW i APARTMENTS 627 Washburn Wav TU 4-8277 ! NEWLY decorated bedroom apart ments Fireplace, stove and reingci a tor. TU 2-3472. MODERN three room furnished apart ment, adults only. Close in. TU 4-8284 before 6 pm. FURNISHED modem two bedroom apartment, close in. Baby accepted. TU 4-3762. ONE bedroom furnished duplex, clean, close in. reasonable. TU 4-9123. FILL that vacant rental with a fast acting Classified ad Dia TU 4-81U CLEAN lurnished apartment for cou ple. All utilities paid. Greer Apart ments. 710 Main Street. ROOSEVELT APARTMENTS 2036 Leroy. UnfurnishPd one and two bedroom apts. Hot water heat. Heated garages. TU 2-2405. KEITH L. RICE NEW OWNER TWO BEDROOM APARTMENTS Utu ;n wirh nAmnlolnlv fiimishorl 1 Hichens and drapes. : J. or Heated Pool exclusive use of tenants i May to October For appointment phone: TU 4-3151 or TU 4-3325 RICKFALLS APARTffcNTS 2hofl Shasta Way HOUSES FOR RENT 26 TWO bedroom unfurnished duplex, ex cellent location. Phone TU 2-1812. TWO bedroom house. .Mills Addition Stove furnished. TU 2-02ra CLEAN two bedroom, unfurnished ex cept stoves. Phone TU 2-1668. ROOMS FOR RENT j TWO bedroom furnished house. Vh- vftjSll'er and dryer, electric het. ftrpplar. ' ' 1 available for four months $100 per 22 i month TU 4-9040 WHY not today? Yes. why not order a Classified Ad now to rent your va cancy T Dial TU 4-fllL HOUSES FOR RENT 26 NEW three bedroom duplex. TU 4-4241 after 5pm or week ends. TWO-bedroom house. TU 4-4533. TWO bedroom furnished house, month TU 2-4817. UNFURNISHED, five room. Shasta Wa. TU 4-3269. ONE bedroom house unfurnished. Stovps includrd. Fpncpd yard and gar den space. Older couple preferred. TU 2-4f.(i4 ONE bedroom. 5719 Sh&.ta Way. ONE bedroom house, clean, furnished. Inquire 121 Lowell. ROOMY furnished duplex. Shasta Wa. Adults preferred. $50. TU 4-8012, TU 2-1326. FURNISHED duplex, water and gar bagc. 64l Garage Clo.-e in. TU 4-3659. TWO bedroom home on California Av. 35 a month. TU 4-M4rtl UNFURNISHED four bedroom houst, TU 2-4, VI . TWO bedroom duplex, clean. TU 4-4123. FURNISHED one bedroom housa. close in. Call TU 2-2415. TWO bedroom house. TU 2-1997. ONE bedroom trailer house. 2143 Gary, TU 2-oyao. TWO bedroom insulated house. Watpr, stoves, refrigerator fumiihed. Call TU 2-2038. CLEAN unfurnished two bedroom duplex on California Ave. $79 50 TU 4-4121. FOUR room unfurnished, 2061 Whit. FURNISHED one bedroom house. $5(1. No doss. Ill Pine. PETS that stray get bark to own ers with "Lost" Want Ads. Dial TU 4-81 1 1 to ecover your TWO bedroom clean unfurnihcd du plex in Hot Springs. Heat, lights and water furnished. $99.50. TU 4-4121 or TU 4-3836 pvpmi UNFURNISHED Iwo bedroom apart ment, walking distance to town- NO calls after 6 p m. TU 4-6622. FURNISHED modern cabin, close in. All utilities paid. $:S2.50. TU 4-3762. ONE bedroom house for rcnl. Fully insulated, electric heal, partly fur nished, on bus line. Inquire 3356 Shasta Way TWO bedroom furnished house, $50 month. ;(4ll Martin. TU 4-B117. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 30 BUSINESS lot with small two bed room house. Quick sate for cash, 120 North Tpnth Street. EQUITY for sale, two bedroom home, one acre land, with two car garage. At Shady Pine. TU 2-077R. HOUSE for sale. See belween 7 anrl 8 p m , duration of this ad. 1309 Sargent. HOUSE with acreage; also house and lot, Both places close in. Will consider trade. TU 2-4:iilfi. Vino EQUITY in four bedroom house, take over payments. Will lease, $80 month. TU 2-2H12. TWO bedroom house with fireplace. On aproximately 'i acre of fenced yard with lovely trees, shrubs and lawn. Separate garage and patio, with 75 ft. fenced dog run. In the rear facing Alva St. is 1 j acre pasture with good barn, See 475R Shasta Way or call evenings TU 4-6018. $13,500. BY owner beautiful three bedroom home in Klamath's most lovely new district. Priced under FHA appraisal, $15,650. TU 4-92.I2 after 4 p.m. THREE bedroom home on two loU, $7500. TU 2-0646 after 4 p.m. 140 ACRES sandy loam, under Irriga tion, close to Merrill. Paved high way. School bus. TU 2-5435 evenings. FOR sale or rent 280 acres in Dairy. 27 Irrigation. Mrs. Gladys Hanson, Box 186, Dillard, Oregon. LET a Classified Ad turn that vacant room or apartment into an lrcom producer fast Dial TU 4-8111. TWO hedroom. 3023 Shasta Way. Will consider car for equity. Gl homo at 4 per cent. Three bed- m. 1-3 acre. Any type loan. By appointment. Phone TU 4-54:tit. THREE hedroom home, two lots. Merrill. Call Merrill 2J7I. EQUITY three - bedroom home on North side. Assume G I. loan at 4'a per cent. Call TU 2-5762. TRI-PLEX. close in. Interior recently redecorated. Fully furnished with new furniture. Always rented Income S200 per month. Price $16,300. Terms or trnde considered. Phone owner TU 4-7496. FOR sale by owner three unit rental) good location, priced right. Box 365C, Herald and News. THREE bedroom home in excellent condition. Electric heat, oak floors, attached garage. Kitchen has 22 feel of cupboards. Lot 73x210, Fruit trees, asparagus bed, beautiful yard. Irri gation water piped in. Call at 1808 Kane or phone 2-1363 after 6 p m. 320 ACRES of meadow land on Upper Williamson River. Excellent gracing. River runs throuch entire acreage. Fine . fishing and hunting. New cor rals, new fences, one building on prop erty. Call TU 4-3184 for W. S. Metier. GOOD city lots, consider pickup or trailer. TU 4-34.58 evenings. THREE bedroom home, TU 2-1808 aft er 6. THREE bedroom home, l'j baths, builtin oven and range. M o y i n Heights. Reasonable. 1420 McCleliatl Drive. TU 4-3393 evenings. FOR sale three houses. $500 doin. 3202 Diamond St. THREE bedroom, TU 4-8943 after 1 p.m. FOR sale large nine room house, 2933 Montehus St. $3,000. JUST FOR YOU This fine modern four bedroom home. Fireplace. Automatic heat, hardwood floors, large wardrobes, l'j baths All on one floor. Oversize lot. Only $15,000. terms. CALL US ABOUT THESE AND OTHER GOOD LISTINGS. SCHROEDER REALTY CO. Phone TU 4-9254 or TU 4 S.Sfi4 Stevens Hotel 402 Main 120 ACRES Free irrigation. River throush property. $12,000. 147 ACRES All iip pasture. Free irricatinn. S14.000 320 ACRES $12,000 BIG ONE Hl0 aces. 332 acres in frass. Part ly fenced. OTIS REAL ESTATE Ph. TU :-33b9 0 Hilyarii
