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Newspaper Page TextHKRA1.P AND NEWS. Klamath V.ills. Ore Fridav. April I 1 r0 PACE 7 B Lake Pupils Vie In Test For Musicians !..KKVI:W Senior and junior division musicians, uical and in Jliunicntal, made a soixl .shuwins! al the soln and ensemble cotuesi hold at Mndfnrd last weekend. The Lakevtew students met in pompetiiion with several lareer hich schools in the district, and represented classes under .lames Armcm, instrumental, linlien Shot well, vocal, and Mrs. Herbert San derson, piano. tirades tor Lakcview students in the brass solos and ensembles ucre as follows: Jim Clinton, drum, 1 minus: Jim Clinton and Sandra Smith, drum duet, 1 min us laMd Milholland. drum, 2 mm us; Dale Vandri yaw , coriiei, '2 plus: Pwaine Taylor, trumpet, 2 minus and Craig MacKay. cornet. 2 minus. l.any Yates, cornet, 3 minus: Bruce Hopkins, baritone. 2 min us: Jim (iriener, trombone, 2 minus: Uary Moss, trombone. 2. Aaron Osborne, cornet, 2; Otis Mobley, sousaphone, 2 plus; Bob Alctiheyhcy, cornel, 2: Bruce Mac Kay, cornet, 2. In the woodwind division were the following: Sherry .larman. clar inet. 1: Janet Fairis. alto sax. 1 minus: Karen Anderson, alio sax. 1 minus: Mary l.ee Scoville. oboe. 1 minus: Jean Leavitl, clar inet, 2; Jean McDonald, clarinet. 2: Nancy I.antz, clarinet. 2; Jan ire Decker, clarinet, 2 plus. Mary Stephens, clarinets. 2 plus: IMane Dentins, clarinet, 3: Chris tine Radlord. clarinet, 2; Susan Khewer, flute, 2 minus: Janet Taylor, flute, 3 plus; Donna Disss. Hire, 2; Carol Duke, clarinet, 2; Ann Weir, clarinet, 2. Viroil Osborne, alto sax. 2: She ila .larman. alto sax. 2: l.inda Toner, alto sax, 3: Larry Max well, tenor sax, 3; Nina Kvans and" Sidney Harlan, clarinet duet, 3. Madse Scolield. Cilcnda Terzich Carolyn Donley and Nina l-,nns clarinet quaitet, 3: Sherry Jar man, Mary Scoville. Jerry Par kinson and Rulh Troxell, wood wind quintet. 3; Sherry Jarnian, Carol Kelso, Mavis Kliewer and Alice Kile, clarinet quarter, 2 plus. In the piano division were Jean McDonald, I; James Coshurn. 1 Mavis Kliewer, t; Carol Kelso and Mary lee Scoville, duel. 1; Bruce MacKay. 2; Janet Karis, 2: James Criener, 2 plus: Ruth Troxell and Maruery Blair, duet 2; Onetta Kile, Mary l.ee Scoville. Margery Blair and Carol Kelso, piano quartet, :. The junior lush boy's quaitet made up of Hobby McGhcyhcv Aaron Osborn, Bruce MacKay and Merle Busic rated a 2 in the grading. Young People Cautioned On Wed Rites WASHINGTON (Urn Teen agers should srovv up before thev get married, a family sociologist said today. Dr. David M. Fulcoiiter. a mar riage counselor and professor at Jowa Mate University, told Unit ed Press International that "verv few people of high school age arc ready lor marriage." Marriage. he said, "is for adults. " But he added there is a trend in the I'nited Slates "to ward torcine children" to grow up in a hurry. He said parents are trying to make adults out of adolescents by forcing them "to go steady" tt'ilhout preparing Ihem lor the pitfalls of such relationships. Fulcomer is the leader of a work group on current (rends in marriage and family size at the White House Conlercnce on Chil dren and Youth. His group has explored the problems of marriage, divorce and remarriage as they aflect chil dren. II is expected lo make rec ommendations today. Fulconiers panelists have reached the following preliminary conclusions: Community action is needed to discourage pushing children into social adulthood. More adequate and more uni form data on divorce should be collected from the stales, with a Washington clearinghouse. More counseling services are needed for marital and premari tal problems. More research is needed on remarriage of divorced persons. More research is needed on Ihe ettect of family size on fami ly relations and personality de velopment. A uniform stale mandatory wailing period for marriage is needed. MISSILE TRANSITION WASHINGTON i CPU - The Army will take down the last of Its anti-aircraft guns in the North American air defense system by June 30, completing the transition to missiles. Camp Lucas, Sault Ste. Marie. Mich , will be closed and the 2nd Gus Pattalion, 68th Artillery, will be Inactivated. "ffi 'J J Mtz tea &?1 m-.MtK1 THESE YOUNG PEOPLE from Oregon Stato College will assist wifh services af fho Firs! Baptist Church during Youth Week, April 3-10. Left to right they are Ken Ostrom, Nancy Swinford, Keith Larson, Irene Kuwaye and Ernest Hayase. Youth Week Observance Set Sunday Youth Week. April 3-10 will he observed lit tile First Baptist Church beginning Sunday, when voting people ot the church will assume leadership in all phases ol worship. Forty lour young church members will serve as pas tor, clerk, pianist, organist, song leader, educational director, ilea cons, ushers. Training I'nion lead ers and sponsors, superintendents and teachers in the Sunday school. Charles McMann, Kingslcy Field airman training Tor the ministry, will serve as youth pastor and will speak during the evening wor ship service April in. Sunday school superintendents will include Rosemary Harvey. Le roy Larson, Knty Warren. Nor man Harvey, Dale Kllis. Helen Hurlbut, Mike Nolen. Anita Pink slon and Judi Robinson. Training I'nion leaders and sponsors will include Chuck Brooks. Gary Nich ols. John Pinksion. Tom Garrison. Sondra Nichols, Helen Hurlbut and Sheila Hale. Gary Nichols will be Sunday school superintendent, and Leroy Krskine Training I'nion di rector. The youth choir will sing on Sunday morning. April 3, and Sunday evening, April 10. Youth ushers will also serve during these two services. The procedure of sending mis sionaries overseas will he reversed at the Sunday. April 3, morning service when two Hawaiian Bap list young people. Finest Hayase and Irene Kuwaye will assist with worship at the First Baptist and Stewart-Lenox Baptist churches. Both are former Ruddisls. Both are students at Oregon State College and will arrive with three other OSC students to con duct a youth meeting al First Bap ist Church Saturday, April 2. a 7:30 p.m. Krnest is a sophomore, major ing in engineering. He will serve during the coming summer as a student missionary for 10 week in Washinglon. Two local young people are in cluded in the group, Keilh Lar son, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. R Larson. 25116 Patterson, and Ken Ostrom. son of Mr. and Mrs. Me- vin Oslrom. 11124 Laurel. The lilth Nancy Swinford, a junior at OSC will he a student missionary in Hawaii this summer. These young people, members of the Baptisl Student I'nion at OSC. will lead in Ihe music and tell ol their Christian experiences during the worship service. Morse Sees Summit Fizz NKW ROCHKLLK. XV. AP- Sen. Wayne Morse iD-Orei told a Westchester County American Jewish Congress meeting Wed nesday night that the coming summit meeting may result ill disillusionment. Morse said the chances of ac complishment would have been better under United Nations aus pices. "The summit conlercnce ap pears to be headed tor a repeti tion of the IMS top-level talks in Geneva, which began with much optimism and publicity only to re sult in little achievement, and, fi nally disillusionment," Morse said. The senator said the Kiscnhow- er administration is bypassing the UN in holding the talks with Soviet Russia, and added: "It seems clear to me that the world's best hope tor peace lies with the work the UN could do to bring world opinion to bear upon the great powers. . .when two powerful, contending nations meet lace lo face, it is difficult lor either of Ihem to change the po sitions they have taken publicly for months in advance on the is sues of peace." 'SCOPE SURPRISES MEC. CARE LOCH, Scotland ifPI While inspecting a submarine Tuesday, Princess Margare' peeped into the periscope and said: Why. it works!" I" BASIN Helen I jimmi, - trrshimtn at Southern Orrunn Collect, is hack at her c 1 a .s e s alter spciulinc spring vacation with her brother. Cecil, at Santa Marhara and with IriemN in 1 lolly a wort and Whit tier. She wa act ninpamed by Mrs. Krcida Lihs and Mrs. Lois Schie cl. Mr. and Mrs. V ennui Dyserl and hoys Irom Horns wrrr lai Sun day dinner cuests nf Mr. and Mrs. (J. H. Hawkins at Macdnel. The l.triruln l.rilkes of Kdir haven Heights will hold open house Four Engines Of Rocket To Be Tested HCNTSYILLK, Ala. ' AP i-Kour engines of t lie niiqhly Saturn rocket booster will be tested al Redstone Arsenal within the next lew weeks, the Army said today. .No public announcement ot the static, or tied-down firings, will he made, however. The announcement of Monday's sialic tests of two of the Saturn engines was made in Washington Tuesday hy Dr. Wernher von Braun, who appeared before the Senate Space Committee. Tlic Army said the tests were successlul. but that the two en gines were not allowed to run lor their full duration. The Army said no advance an nouncements of the static tests arc being made because of a de sire to avert alarm at Huntsville and the area surrounding Red stone. A .spokesman said noise of the tests would be greater than resi dents near Redstone have been accustomed to in the past. After the static testing of four- engines, then six engines will be tired. The last test will include the firing of all eight engines. When the eight engines are operating, he thrust level will pproach l.rrfn.oofl pounds. This is five times greater than the thrust ot an inlercontincntal ballistic missile and It) times greater than the thrust of the Jupiter inter mediate range ballistic missile. The booMer unit, completely in- si ailed, will consist ol a cluster of eight liquid propelled rocket engines, A special barge is being built to move the Saturn from Hunls v ille, down a series of rivers to the Gull of Mexico and around the Florida tip to Canaveral on the KiM Const. Ten ol the Sat urns will be tested over the next lew years before ihe giant booster engine is de clared ready for its initial pur pose to catch up with Soviet rocket power, The eight-engine booster is only the first stage of the multi-stage Saturn, which will be -capable of placing this nation's heaviest pay- loads into orbit. Von Braun, in charge of the Saturn project, told the Senate Space Committee that new money being applied to the Saturn pro gram should speed up its opera tional date by about a year Irom early Ub'5 to early 19H4. Mace Missile Shot Success CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. -UPH The Air Force success fully fired another of its swept- winged' Mace guided missiles about l.Ood miles over the Atlan tic Thursday. The shot came shortly alter a jet-powered Hound Dog missile. launched from beneath a B-32 bomber wing, soared several hun dred miles before landing on its target nil the wesl coast of Florida in (he Gulf of Mexico. The Mace, a 44-foot-long weap . tested engineering improve ments. The "B" model Mace, headed tor military duty in West Ger many, can deliver high - explosive conventional or nuclear war heads in any kind of weather. Its maximum range Is about 1 .200 miles. BRIEFS Sunday. April :1. al their horn lo honor Mr. and Mrs. Henry Leilzke who are celebrating their golden wedding anniversary. All trieitds are invited 10 call between 2 and .1 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Weher. Pais ley, recently became parents of their lust child. Michael Owen, born al l.akcview Hospital. Ills grandparents are Mr. and Mr l.nn Daley. Paisley, and Mr. and Mrs. Owen Weber. Chiton. Colora do. .Mrs. Reth Champagne and fam ily from C 0 v i n a. Calilornia stopped in New Pine Creek last Tuesday nighl lor a visit with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. A r t h 11 r Reamer. The Champagnes left their children with the grandparents and went on lo Spokane on busi ness. Mrs. Olive Fraley, second grade teacher at Bonanza, has returned to Hillside Hospital. .She was treat cd there (or pneumonia several weeks ago. Milton Steen, Greenvievv. is home front college and is working in the engineering department for Ihe lorcst service below H a p p v Camp. He comes home on week ends. .Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Klegsrtli. Malm, became parents ol a hoy weighing 7 lbs., horn March 22 at the Malin Clinic. He has been named Leslie Allen. Ihelma Owen, Greenview. spenl March 28 and 2!) in Medford vis it ing her mother, Mrs. V. K. Craig. Mr. and Mrs. o. M. Well, Ma lin. welcomed a baby girl into their family March 2.V She was born at Malin Clinic, weighed 7 lbs., 9 ozs., and has been named Laura Jean. Mrs. May Anderson will be guest of the Merrill Rehekahs Monday. April 4. Mrs. Anderson is rlislricl deputy presitlent. She asks anyone who has plants In sell lo bring Ihem lo the meeting. Proceeds will he used for the president's proj ect in the Odd Fellows home. Mir. Alice Carton has returned to her home in Summer Lake Irom Bremerton where she spenl I h e winter months with her sister. Mrs. Howard Booth. Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Hargraves. Tulelake. became parents nf a baby girl, named .lulie Ann. weigh ing 7 lbs.. 14 ozs., born March 2(i at Malin Clinic. Weather Table By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS High Low Pr. Albany, rain bj .17 T Albuquerque, clear 4 .1!! Anchorage, clear Xi IS ... Atlanta, clear 72 4!) Bismarck, cloudy 47 Xi Boston, rain : 4.1 .fin Bui lain, cloudy SB 32 .35 Chicago, cloudy 3R 3:1 Cleveland, cloudy SI 32 .0! Denver, clear 53 2!l .112 Des Moines, cloudy S3 40 .30 Detroit, cloudv 55 32 Fori Worth, clear RH 36 Helena, clear 4fi 28 Honolulu, clear S3 m Indianapolis, rain 42 3!) T Kansas City, cloudy 71 53 Los Angeles, clear 78 fil Louisville, cloudy 48 45 ... Memphis, cloudy 71 54 ... Miami, cloudy R4 74 Milwaukee, cloudy 33 31 Mpls.-St. Paul, cloudy 42 34 New Orleans, cloudy 78 53 New York, cloudy HI 4fi .27 Oklahoma City, cloudy RS 4 .05 Omaha, rain 52 43 .1)2 Philadelphia, cloudy 70 5n .08 Phoenix, clear 7!i 5fi Pittsburgh, cloudy 52 39 Portland, Me., rain 48 411 .41 Portlann. Ore., rain 53 4fi .31 Rapid City, cloudy 4h M Richmond, cloudy &ri 40 St. Louis, cloudy 53 41 Salt Lake City, rain so 36 .in San Diego, clear so 54 San Francisco, cloudy 60 52 Seattle, cloudy 31 43 31 Tampa, (loudy 80 64 Washington, clear H 18 .04 t.M Missing. T Trace! Riverside School Continued front Pagr .VHi and Klamath Lake lisll alwavs seem bigger, the town .and the country seem h'gger. loo " I hat, he j , is becausf he hoi anie so lend ol it as a .voting ster He was delighted with things as he found thorn on his lust visit here in years. Business ha kepl hun locked in Calilornia. Now 1l1.1t he has established an Oregon btanch, be wants to come more otien. As a voungsicr. he trapped musk rat in the Lower Klamath Lake area "I made spending money. too. he said. He lislied Link Hivei Willi very respectable success. And. he worked part lime on what uns called the Allamont lain:. "Boy. thai seemed like a long way to ride out o( town every dav " t'rysia! took Mu.sgiove on a tour ot the sile the other day. II is pretty well dollied with the Town and Country Shopping Cen ter and other structures, now That was a surprise. The South Suburban area was rural in Mus grove's youth. Old Carrier Crystal used to be a paper car rier lor the old Evening Herald when thai paper's oflice was lo cated at Fourth Street between Main and Pine streets. He deliv ered papers in the northwest sec tion of the residential area and 111 Ihe South Riverside sector. Both men say the climate ha changed since their youth. 1 re member a larmer who used lo wagon hay across Ihe upper lake ice when 1 was a kid." said Crys tal. "We used lo have a good tune playing ice hockey up there." said Musgrove. He also remembers workmen sawing blocks of ice out ot Ewauna Lake in winter lor transportation to a commercial ice house. Crystal has a brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Voile Reaves, living in Merrill. His mother. Mrs Myrtle Crystal, also lives there. Musgrove's erandlather. Charlie (chart, lives yet in Lakcview. lie is one of Ihe town's really senior citizens, lie has an uncle and aunt. Ralph and Ruby Loveless, living near Lakcview on the old Rehart place. An uncle. Bill He- hart, and a cousin, Mrs. Reulah Vincent, also live in Lake Coun ty The two men are anxious In at- lend Ihe 50th anniversary celehra linn and reception Saturday eve ning al Riverside School. They expect they will meet old friends Irom a wide area whom they haven't seen lor a long lime. DIETS INTO .1011 LONDON tUPli Singer. Ann Shelton. who recently ended a long diet during which her weighl dropped Irom 224 lo 134 pounds Wednesday landed her lirst acting joh. 'She will co-star in the tele vised drama "Three Fat Ladies." LEGAL NOTICE NO 5n-;tR4 Equitv NOTICE OF SHFH If'F'S SALE OF REAL PROPERTY IN THE CIRCUIT COI'RT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH FRANCIS LINCOl.N-MEHCURY. H 1 pomtioit. Plaint iff, vs. ROSE MA RIE LANG HERRER A mid LEO FRANK HFHRERA. Defend hnU. Hy virtue m a Writ of Execution issued nut of the Circuit Court of Ihe Si Mir nf Ore Ron, for the County of Klamath, upon derree entcrrd in "aid court on I lie 21st day nf .la mi ry, IflfiO, in an artion wherein Fran it Lincoln-Mrrcury, n rorpmalion. is plaintiff and Rnr Mane Lang Her rei a and Leo Frank Herrera are de fendant. In favor nf said plaintiff. inn flsaitiM said defendant, for the uni nf 52,417.1fl with tntereM at the rate of fi pr cent per annum from January !, lft.ltt and the further mm of S.SOO attorney fee. $22 SO title re port. (4 pholoMatuu rnt. and for ourt cost, which aid fxrutinn wa directed and delivered In me, l tie Sheriff of Klamath County. Oregon and it sued hy the Counlv Clerk of Klamath Cnunly on the Ifith day of March, 1060. I have levied upon all Ihe right, title and intetet-t nf aid defendants, In and tn the following de scribed real property: l ndivldrd 't interest In and lo Lot n Block 5. West Chiloqutn, County of Klamath stale or Oregon NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. TH I THE UNDERSIGNED SHERIFF AFORESAID. WILL SELL THE ABOVE DESCRIBED REAL PROP ERTY TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH. AT PUBLIC AUCTION. ON THE COURTHOUSE STEPS AT I UK r HUNT DOOR OF THE KLAM ATH COUNTY COURTHOUSE, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON. ON l!"lh Dav of April. 11)60. AT Ifl A M. OF SAID DAY TO SATISFY THE SAID DECREE. ATTORNEYS FEES. COSTS AND DISBURSEMENTS AND ACCRUED COSTS SAID DECREE IS FOR THE SUM OF 2 417 10 WITH INTEREST AT THE n ATE OF fi PER CENT PER ANNUM FROM JANUARY . l9 AND THE FUR THER SUM Or S.VKl ATTORNEYS FEES. 22 50 TITLE COST. 4 PHOTO STATING COSTS, AND FOR PLAIN TIFF'S COSTS AND DfRUnSE- MKwrs. PLUS ADDITIONAL ACCRU ING COSTS DATED thlt IHth day of March. IV60 J M Rnttnn SHERIFF OF KLAMATH COUNTY Bv Elaine Eaker. Dentil v No. 93 March 18-2.1, April 1-8 SUMMONS EQUITY NO. H0-7.T IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH ISABEL DEMERS. Plamtllf. v. RAYMOND L DEMERS. Defendant TO: RAYMOND L. DEMERS. DE FENDANT: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON: You are herby required to appear and annwer the complaint filed again! you in the above-entitled ml on or before the 2.th day of April, IfWO, and If you fail in to an- wer, lor want thereof, plamitlf will apply to the rourt for the relief prayed for in her complaint. 1o-wil: For a decree of divorce from you upon the grounds of cruel and inhuman treat ment and per ion a 1 indignities that have rendered life burdensome. Thia ummona it served upon you bv publication thereof tn the Herald and Newa once each week for four siic- esaive week i. pursuant to the order of the Honorable E. H. Howell, Judge of the above-entilled rourt. duly made and entered on the 23rd day nf March. utHO, the Iirit publication lo he the ITtih day of March, inr0. and the lat publication to be the 13th day of April. I AMI- ROBERT H KERR Attorney for Plaintiff LEGAL NOTICE P'ne Ttce Building Ml South lib Sheet Klanidlh Frills. O'cfun No IM, Manh 2 April 1, R and 13 NO 60-17 PRORATE NOTICF TO CREDITORS IN THE CIRCUIT COl RT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAMM'H COUNTY In the Matter of ihe E-'ate of WIL LI AM EDWARD STROFEI.D, De ceased Nntue i hcirbv ctvon tht I haw been appointed Executor uf the E.. laie of William Edu ai ri St i of eld. de- rea-rd All peiins having ciaim- agamtl said rotate aie icq lined to present Ihem In me. with ptopei voucher, at the otlu e of G an one A Gannng Fnt Fedeiai Buuding Kiam .tin I Oc rem. within i mom li fi oin March 1R IPfiO. vt ha-h n the rule of lut publication nf im notice Alfred D Collier, Executor G annus & Gannng Mionirt for Fxecuior No. P4 March 1H. i!.V April 1, 8 No M-74 NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT IN THE CIRCUIT COUKT OF THE ST IF OF OREGON IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH In the Matter of the Estate of LYLE I. EE GIKFORD, ilsn known as L. 1. Gidovd. Deceased Not ice is hcietiv given t ha I I have tiled my final account as ad minis tralor of the Elaie of I. vie l.ee Gif ford deceased, and the Court has e April 1W. UifiO. al the hour of to OH a in . as the lime for the heading ot ohieeiinn to atd final account and settlement thereof Dated this M.nch Ifi. llH-i FORREST E GIKFORD AOininisli atnr O NEILL At Mcl.AREN Attorney s lor Admin iMi a I or No. B.I March 1H, 2 April 1, 8. SUM MONS EQUITY NO HO-W IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH ESTHER BLACK. Plaintiff, vs. HER SCHE1. R BLACK. Defendant. TO HERSCHEL R BLACK. OEFEXD- a.n r. IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON. ou are hereby rrnuirrd to appear ann answer plain I if I a com plain! on file herein on or before Mnn da. the 4th day of April, IttnO. and if ou fail to an answer or other wise appear, for want thereof plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief p raed for in her complaint, to t (or a decree of riinice of and from you upon trie gi ounds of desertion and for the care, custodv anrj control of Lee Ann Black, aged nine rars Dianna I.Min Black, aged seven ear and A nnn a Black, aged five veaii. minor children of plaintiff and de fendant. Thi ftiiininnns t served upon ou m publication thereof in the Herald and News once each week for four consecutive weeks pursuant lo the or der of the Judge of Ihe above entitled ourt made and entered the 2nd da of March. lfttiO. the fust puhhc.it ton to tic mane on ihe 4th nav of March. 106t). and the last nuhhc.il ion to be made on (he 1st dav nf April, infill. EDWIN E DHISCOl.L Aitorney for Plaintiff Pine Tiee Building Klamath Falls. Orecnn No. 80. March 4, 11. 18, 25, April 1 Notice of Invitation To Bid Bids are invited hy Ihe Klamath Coun- Civtl Defence Agency. Court llmur. Klamath Kails. Oirgon. on 4 sets nf the following list of parts, or equiva lent, required to convert t model IM21 manually operated K oh lor electric plants to emergency model 1E31 elec tric plants 1 each 7i:tti. Lead 1 each 7i:tO Coil set I each 7I1H-1 Lead t each 7M.V1 Lead 1 each 7U12 Wire 1 each 5810-E28 Switch, Automatir Msemniy 1 each S.M.1 Rod I each 520 Choker 1 each AC-17f)h Thermostat 1 each D-HU1 Wire 2 each X-B2-2 Nuts 2 earn X-flH-1 Screw, Terming! 1 each X-.11 -I I Screw 2 each X -:!-! Pin Bid proposals must be submitted tn the Klamath Counlv Civil Defense Of fice. Court House. Klamath Falls. Ore gon, not later than 4 0(1 p ni . Monday April 25. MM. The Klamath Countv Civil Defense Agency reserves the right to arcept or reject any or all man. KLAMATH COUNTY CIVIL DEFENSE AGENCY E M Searles Director No. III. March 2.V April 1, K No 5J1-BR NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH In the Matter of the Estate of MILLARD GUY BINGHAM. also known as M. G. Bingham. Deceased. Notice is herebv given that I Iihvp filed mv final arcnunl as administra trix nf the Estate of Millard Guv Hmgham. also known as M (I. Bing ham, deceased, and that the Court has sel April 2rt. UI60. al the hour of 1000 am. as the lime for Ihe hear ing of objections lo said final account and net (lenient thereof Dated this March 25th. ItlfiO. VERA L. CHASE Administratrix ONEII.L A McLAREN Attorneys for Administratrix No. 104. March 25, April 1. 8. 1.V NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL PROPERTY IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON IN AND r OR THE COUNTY OK KLAMATH In the Matter of the Estate of DORA WILLIAMS. Dec-rased. Notice Is hereby given lhal the un dersigned administratrix nf the Estate of DORA E. WILLIAMS, deceased, pursuant In an order of sale of the Circuit Court nf the Stale nf Oregon for the Counlv of Klamath, made and entered in the above entitled estate on the 1lh day of i March. 1H60. will offer for sale and nell from and after the 15th day or April, lfmo, for cash or for part cash and part credit, at 210 Roivin Building, Klamath Falls, Oiegon, Ihe following described real property belonging In said estate, to wn: All I hat portion of the Southeast Qua Her of Ihe Northwest Quarter SL'.NW'.i of Secllnn 2 llwoi In Township Thirly Nine i3fti South nf Range Nine fli East of Ihe Willamette Meridian, Oregon, described as fol lows; Beginning on Ihe North Boundary of the said HE1 of NW'4 at the North west corner nf that certain tract deeded in Volume 77. page 157. Deed Records nf Klamath County, Oregon, bring a point :t.Hi feel East of the Northwest corner of said SE' of N W1 : t hence South 80 feet: thence East 115 feel; thence North HO feel: thence West 165 fert to the place of beginning. The sale will be subject to ihe con firmation of the above entitled court Harriet A, Frtesen, Administratrix Richard C. Beesley. Attorney for Administratrix 10 Boivin Buildins Klamath Falls, Oregon Date of first publication- March Ifl. M0 uatt oi last publication: April A, 19W) No. 90 March 18, 25. April 1, 8. No. 39 94 NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH In the Matter nf the Estate of EARL T. RUESING. also known as T. Buesing, Deceased. Notice Is hereby given that I have filed my final account as executrix nf the Estate of Earl T. Buesing, also known as E. T. Buesing, deceased, and that Ihe Court has set April 15. lf60. at the hour of 10 or) am., as the time for the hearing of objections tn said final account and settlement thereof Dated this March 11th I960. CHARLOTTE C. CARMI- CKAEL Executrix O NEILL f McLAREN LEGAL NOTICE lintnevs (or evectM No AH. March 11 If. Apr. 1. Oral auition hid- will he rereived hv the Oregon Sate Land Board at tie main enframe of the Kiamath Countv Courthouse, Klamath rails. Oiegon. a 10 :o am. Tuesday. Ma lltfio. for a lease of all Ibofe certain lake bed lands 1 ing within the me ander luie nf Round Lake in Section 1 2 and 12 Twp 1I S . R 7 F , W M . Klamath Count, Oregon, giving, bow er, to owner or owners of an land abuitinc theieon prefnetiee light to lease said land at highest price of fered for a period of one week after Ihe cloe of aid auction, provided ich offer is made in fiood faith and ro nled the Land Boatil teserve the cht to rrject n and all hid. In 1 rti'r to qualifv lor huldnia each oiali bidder must deposit w it hi auctioneer Mil led ot cashiers heck mo tie I der or cash in amount of not les ' than SO as evidence of good failh to apolied on first war rent, re- ' tied in tinsui'ccsklul bidder or re j tamed a liquidated damages if uc esstul bidder fails to meet final terms! if ihe lease The nununum rent which i will be considered is S2.MI annuallv oawhlr each ear tn advance tor a. car period In addition to amount rnd, successful bidder shall pav actu iOt of publishing thi nonce Es tablishment of propertv lines is respon' simmy or suciesj.rnl bidder E T Pieice. U.-rk STATE I .AND BOARD No. UHJ. Mar. 25, April 1. 8, 1,1. 22. NOTICE OF PETITION FOR EXCLUSION OF LAND FROM THE KLAMATH IRRIGATION DISTRICT Notice is herein given that the State Oi egon hy and through its State HichHjo Commission, ha.- tiled with the Board of Directors of the Klam ath liTiE'tion District a petition lot Ihe exclusion from said district of I'ertiin land, lo wit , Lot 2. Block 1. Fust Addition lo AT (amount Acres Klamath Cnunb , Ore gon Petitioners piav ihat the Hoard of Dueetors of said Klamath Irrigation Distuct make an oider pursuant lo the provisions of ORS MS M0. exclud- c the aho e-describrd land from the boundaries of said district for the rea- nii that said land is permanently de nted to uses ot her th.in Agricultiii al. iotiiculMir.il. viticulluial or glaring and cannot be bene hied by ungu ium All peron interested tn, or who a be affected b the proposed i.inge of the houndanrs of said dis trict aie herebv notified to appear al the headhunt In s of said Klamalh Ir- gattim District. Rt 2 Box .42. Crys tal Springs Hoad. Klamath Falls, Oie gon, at 10 0(1 a ill . on Mav .1 IflhO nd show cause in wiitinit. if " they have, whv the proposed order or exclusion should not tie mane ; Dated at Klamath Falls. Oregon, i Ibis 22nd dty of March. IHlitl ' JOHN I. STEWART. JR. Sec reiarv Klamath Imf.ition Dis ti irl Nn lift April 1. 8. IV NOTICE OF LICENSE DUE AM prisons, eorpoi alums, syndicates, irtneitdwps, and societies doing busi 'ss in the Citv nf Klamath Falls, Oregon, aie herebv notified that llieir Bu.sinrss, Occupation or Trade Lirense rre for the ear beginning Mav 1, mo. and ending April .10. 1001 will he due and payahle to I he City of Klamath halls, Oregon, on Ihe first day of May, I'lfcii. and if not paid before .tune I . lOtti, will be drhnnurnl on and after that date. All parlies failing tn pay ineir said license r ee t June 1 , llltiO. will he subject In the penalties ovided hv said Ordinance. The license Ire may be paid, without penalty . after I he fust publication nf tins notice, and be In re June 1 . lUbO I he first publication of this notice is April 1. lOiif). I his notice is given under authorit of Oidinance No, 4:;.KV of the City of K lam a Hi Falls. Oregon. generally known as Ihe Business. Occupational and i rane License r er Ordinance duly adopted bv the Common Council of the City of Klamath Falls. Oregon Rnsle Keller, Recorder City nf Klamath Falls. Oregon ino 1 IB April I. 4, 7. 11. 14. IR, 22, 27 NOTICE OF CALL FOH BIDS Notice is herehv given that separate bids will he received al the office of Hie City Manager al Ihe City Hall. Mb and Walnut Streets. Klamath Falls. Oiegon. up to .1 p.m. April II, MAo lor three one half ton standard sue a cylinder IfltiO pickup body automo biles. All pickups lo he enulnped with neaters and defrosters and dou ble windshield wiper:., fifth tire and wheel and standard transmissions. Hem one shall be green in color and equipped with wrlded nn draw har trailer and drilled for ball now on the following trade in vehicle: One Inn Ford DHkUD FI R2 RH- UHtJii which may be seen at Klamath Memorial Park Item twn shall he of firr depart ment red color, and dealer shall take in trade one only Ford Pickup Motor No. F HI D 4 H MKfjfl which may be en at Ihe fire department. Itrtn thier shall he Omaha Or- antir in color and dealer will show trade in of one I OSS Ford Panel Mn. tor No r 10 D.I R2o:i:i4 which may be seen at the dog pound G S Vergerr City Manager No. 12.'1. April 1. 8. 101.0 Eqully No H(-Hft SUMMONS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH DONALD D TRUITT. Plaintiff, vs H 'LI ANNE TRUITT. Defendant. TO JUL1ANNE TRUITT. Defendant IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON; You aie hereby required to appear and answer the plaintiff s omplaiiit, nn file herein on or before the 2nd day of May, 1000. and if you fail so In answer or oilier wine appear, ror want thereof, plaintiff will apply to the Court for the rrlief pra.ved for n bis complaint, lo-wil: For a decree of divorce of and from you upon Ihe grounds nr desertion. summons is served upon you bv publication thereof in Ihe Herald Newn once each week (or four auc- 1 wreka. pursuant lo Ihe Older of the Honorable David R. Vanden- berg. Judge nf the above enliUed (rourt, duly made and entered on the :i0th day of March. 1060. the first publication to be made on the 1st day it April. 1000. and the last publica tion thereof to tie made on the 22nd day of April. IflW DONALD A W PIPEH Allornev for Plaintiff Post Office Addrrss. Pine Tree Building Klamath Falls, Oregon Nn. 120, April I, 8. IS. 22. NOTICE OF BOND SALE Sealed proposals will he received by the Common Council of the City of Klamath Falls, Oregon, for the purchase of improvement bonds series 121 and 122, aggregating, tbtrty-eignt thousand, five hundred twn and 88-100 dollars i$3B,.V12 HH duly authorized by ordinance of the said Citv of Klamath Falls, for the construction and im provement nf tha following Improve ment and sewer unita situated in the Cily of Klamath Fa I la Oregon, ai fol lows: Sewer Improvement Unit No. 27, serving portions of Blork 12, Eldorado ADDITION, Block 24, Eldorado Heights Addition and Blocks 20. 21. 2B. 2!). 3fl and 37 Mountain View Addition; Street Improvement Unit No 140, improving van Ness Avenue from (he South westerly line of Pacific Terrace to the easterly line of Fairmount Street, Calhoun Street from the northerly line of Van Neai Avenue to the northerly line of Benson Street, Benson Street from the easterly line of Calhoun Street to the westerly line of Fairmount Street and Fairmount Street from '.he northerly line of Van Ness Avenue to tna southerly line of the alley tn Block .11. Mountain View Addition: all in said Citv Proposals in ourcnasa said bonds win ne received by the undersigned Heroraer nf said City, up to and in cluding the twenty-fifth day nf April, isjfio, at tha hour of seven-thirty o clock P M ol said day and onened at 1 regular meeting of the Common Coun cil immediately thereafter In Ihe Coun- 11 Room of the City Hall for said City, Said bonds shall be dated Mav IS. 19fiO. and shall bt In amounts of $300 (X) each. except bond No. 1. of each se nes. which shall b for the fractional part of said sum, and all shall b dua LEGAL NOTICE ten years afifr the date of Issue: pavmeut of the entire bonds optional with atd City at any coupon paying date on and after one year from tha it.iie mereof. Said bonds will bear in terest at the rate of not to exceed t per cent per annum, payable aerm annually on the 11th day of November and May of each vear. principal and interest pa.ab!e at the office of tha treasurer of li.t City for Klamath FalU. Oiegon. All proposals must be unrnndittonal and accompanied by a certified check foi five per cent nf the proposal, The successlul bidder for said bondl will be furnished with an opinion at to ihe validity thereof by the law firm nf Shuler. Sare Winfree Ac Rankin. Portland Trust Building, Portland 4. Ol egon. This notice is authorized bv the or dinances of the Common Council of Ihe titv nf Klamath Falls. Oregon, that authorie ihe sale of said bondl. Done March IK. l'lfifl ROME KELLER Recorder. City of Klamath FalU. Oregon No Si. Mar IB. Jit, 21 22 . 23 . 24, 2V 27 2R. 2t. .10, ;il. April 1. 3. 4, V 7 B. 10. j, 12. u. 14, is, 17, 1ft IT 20. 21 A RESOLUTION DECLARING THE INTENTION OF THE COMMON COUNCIL OF TlfE CITY OF KLAM ATH FALLS. OREGON. TO PAVE AND IMPROVE. A LAN DALE STREET FROM THE SOU TH LINE OF OLD I ORCHARD MANOR TO THE SOUTH LINE OF D ARROW STREET IN SMD CITY. SAID PROJECT TO BE KNOWN AS IMPROVEMENT UNIT NO 140 AND DIRECTING CERTAIN Si EPS BE TAKEN IN CONNECTION r H t R E n I T H. AND FINDING PLANS SPECIFICATIONS AND ES TIMATES FOR SAID PROJECT SAT 1SFAC TORY. WHEREAS, the City Engineer, of the Cii of Klamath Falls, Oregon, pursuant to a resolution ot the Com mon Council of said City, heretofore adopted, having filed plans, specifica tions and estimate for the cost of im proving and paving, Alandale Street from the south line of Old Orchard Ma nor lo the south line of Darrow Street, in said Citv; and the Common Council of said City, finding the said plans, specifications and estimates satisfac tory for said project, which shall ba known as Improvement Unit No. 148; THERE FORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KLAMATH FALLS. ORE GON. DULY ASSEMBLED IN REGU LAR SESSION AS FOLLOWS: Section I. Thai said plans, specifications ind estimate, for Ihe improvement of said portion of said sticet. heretofore filed by the City Engineer, be and the limi are herehv approved Thai the Com mnn Council of I ha City of Klamath Falls, Oregon, hereby declare its intention to Improve said portion nf said street tn accordance with the plans, specifications and esti mates, as follows: Pavement will rontst of 3 inrhea of Aspbaltic concrete or II inches of C ment concrete and shall he ;i8 feet in width including cement curbs and gut ters. Included in the protect are neces sary grading, clearing of roadwav , storm drainage, and other neces sary nu.scellancous items as shown lit the plans and specifications. No sidewalks, are to be constructed. One intersection is Included. Asphaltic nncrete a rive ways may oe construct ed tn the property line at the duecl irqurst nf the owner concerned. The estimated cost of all classes of improvement embracing alt work and materials for the complete improve ment ot said project for such type of pavement being as follows: Asphaltic Concrete Pavement 3" In thickness, $20,871. 7V Cement concrete pavement 6" tn thickness, J3.0:i7.7, Section 2. That Ihe property ljing wilhin the boundaries hereinafter described be and the same are hereby declared to be benefited hy the said Improve ment, lo-wn: Beginning at the Northwest corner of Lot 16. Old Orchard Manor, a platted subdivision in Klamalh Falls, Oregon, thence southerly to the Southwest cor ner of Lot :i0. said Old Orchard Ma nor; thence Easterly lo the Southeast corner of Lot ;il, said Old Orchard Ma nor; thence Northerly lo the North east corner of Lot 43. said Old Orchard Manor; thence Westerly to the ooint of beginning. lhal all the property Included In the aforesaid boundaries shove described be and the same Is hereby declared to be benefited by aaid improvement and assessed for the expense thereof. Section 3. That Monday the 2Mb. day or April, IDflO. at ihe hour of 7; JO o'clock P M. and the Council Room of the City Hall of Klamath Falls. Oregon, be and It is hereby fixed as the time and place for hearing objections and remon strances against said proposed im provement. Section 4. That the Recorder be and she la hereby authorized and directed to cause notice of such hearing to be published as provided hy the City Char ter or said city and she shall publish this resolution as provided by taw, and within five days after the first publication thereof the City Engineer shall cause tn be conspicuously posted at each end of the line of contemplated improvement sucn notice as is pro vided hv law and ordinance. Passed hy the Common Council of Die City of Klamath Falls. Oregon, this 21st day of March, 1060. Presented to the Mayor and by him approved and signed this 22nd day of March, 19HO. LAWRENCE E. SLATER Mayor ATTEST: Rosif Keller Recorder STATE OF OREGON. SS CITY OF KLAMATH FALLS. COUNTY OF KLAMATH. I, Rosie Keller. Recorder of the City of Klamalh Falls, Oregon, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a1 true copy of a resolution intro duced and adopted by the Common Council of the City of Klamath Falls, Oregon, at Its regular meeting held on the 21st day nf March, lftfiO, and there after approved and signed by the May or. Hosie Keller Recorder. NO. 102. Mar 24, 23. 27, 28. 29. 30, ;il Apr 1 3 4 FUNERaL HOMES .... C O'HAIR'S Memorial Chapel. S39 Pint. TU 4-;i4.ifl. Parking lot available. WARD'S Klamath Funeral Home. 929 High Street Phone TU 2-4404 osr & FOUND LOST letter from Buckingham Pal ace. Liberal reward. 832-834 Oak. FOUND. Tuesday, M i7H Addition'. child's giants, blue plastic frame. TU 2-.VMJH. LOST Saturday lady's glasses on South V. event n street TU 4-.vrT) GENERAL NOTICES 4 KNAPP shoes Call TU 2-.10S1 PERSONALS . .. APPRAISALS made nf cafes, taverns and estates Hap David. 2383 80. 6th St.. Klamalh Falls. KLAMATH Beauty College, for ap pointment call TU 2-1411. HAVE a Stanley Home Products par ty. Mail or phone orders. TU 2-3775. lone Wavhranl. 5:123 So. 8th. FULLER brush dealer, Roy S a g o r, 415 No Hth. TU 4-7504. SPENCER CORSETIERE. Phone TU 4-0057. LICENSED home for aged. TU 2-31 ML STAUFFER Home Reducing plan, authorized counselor. Lillian Railing TU 4-8958. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS. GROU NO. 2 P.O. Box 851, Ph. TU 4-4188. AVON toilet articles, TU J-3778. WATKINS PRODUCTS. TU 4-7831. PUBLIC CHARITY SERVICES t YOUNG women of any faith nteding confidential advic may contact Mist Pruitt, Catholic Charttls 278 W. Broadway, Eugene, Oregon. Phengi 54M42. t