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FAQI U HERALD AVD NEWS, Klamath FaiTi, Oregotl Wednesday, Fe binary t I9fil Young Moundsmen Carry Giant Hopes SAN FRANCISCO (API - The;sponsibility are southpaw Mike San Francisco Giants expect two McCormick. 22, and right-hander of the youngest pitchers in thelJuan Marfchal, 23. major leagues to provide their 1-21 McCormick, 15-12 last season, mound puncn wis year. ;WM earned run king of thei The youngsters with the big re- Nalionai UllRue with 2.70. He signed his 1961 contract Tuesday or an estimated $25,000, de scribed by Giants Vice President Chub Fccney as a "very good raise." Marichal, a poised second-year man from the Dominican Repub lic, was 6-2 and had a 2.C6 ERA but didn't appear in enough games lor eligibility (or the title. He joined the Giant after mid- season and won his first foun starts. Fccney said he and Alvin Dark, the Giants' new manager, figure on McCormick and Marichal as the nucleus of the pitching staff. Among the others in the "solid six" are veteran right-handers Sam Jones, Jack Sanford and Stu Miller and southpaw Billy O'Dell. The big problem is dependable relief pitching and current plans are for Jones, Sanford and O'Dell to also work in relief. JEEP OWNERS! Wt ar now your headquarters for all your 4-wheel drive nacdst Authorized Parts, SALES and SERVICE For all WILLYS "Jeep" Vehicles Joe Fisher 677 So. 7th Ph. 4-8104 1 EFP' ggggyi tTfMfl mmmm i W 171? ?... SH Fish Regulations In Effect Saturday LEGAL NOTICE I LEGAL NOTICE mggggg DOAr-TLTAL nur.ina in home 7 a.m. "I-" ' 2 P-m- n transportation. 2-4M1. NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICe OF SALE OF Li.nnm -,.i7.li."ia7rriicBlklci7Z NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN foe. the ABANDONED BICTCLES TJiJ .k ?U S undersigned. DAVIO E. CARD. ft. I KJ Notice li hereby gien thai en auction l'f" nousewora, m by an order ol in Circuit Court of the sale will bt held at the Police Depart- wanteq cnild car"f in my home 3t9 Slate o Oregon lor Klamain County, ap- merit, 5lh and Walnut Streets. Klamam climm-r. . tm a.M0 pointed Adm.ni.lralor with the Will An- FalU. Oregon at ine hour o( 4 P.M.. iutnmm Lane, ill a 'eon- ne.ed of the eatale ol Marcus Arthur (Wednesday. February 15. 1MI at which child care, afternoons lor workinf Thomas, deceased, and that Letters ol lima tna Cltv Recorder through her eu-:nth,, i- vnilr tii 9.411. atta PORTLAND Anglers are ad- At this time of year, Steclhead Administration with ine Will Anneed thoriied person will sell lo the highest , pm Yioula cook dinner. . .... , i, i .i have been Issued to him. All persons cash bidder nine .l abandoned boysl Vised by the game commission anglers W ill l)C the main group having claims against said eslale am and girls' bicycles and one II) baby LADY experienced In cashier, boonke-o-Ihat the 19fil anzlinr rrpiilalinni .fferfpd hv chances in thp lMfilihtrebv noiilied to present the same, duly stroller, such bicycle sale as provided by ing. soma typing and payroll work desires inai ine lwn anting rcguiauon. ,jneciea uy inn teb ui ine 1JnlL,ritie, .nd with proper vouchers, to ine ordinance no. 39ll. jwork between a.m. and 2 p.m. TU, sei uy ine L-uiiuiiisiun .Jan. it viii ruies. iiuui csriii me di.su ai- undersigned at the otfice ot r. b. Max- Rosie Kener ho in pffprt hopinnino KalurHav 'Ipr lpd hv tmnl rhancps in Ihp "' '. Klamalh Falls.' Cily Recorder p, . , . .-j n - Oreaon. within six months Irom the dale No. 432. Feb. Feb. II. Anglers should fish ac cording to last year's regulations until that time then abide by any winter trout fishery. On tlie coast, steclhead ang lers have an additional one-half changes in the regulations begin- mile of angling waters on Drift ning on the Feb. date. Gun Quintet Eyeing Cup the first publication ol this notice. which publication is tne 1st day of Feb ruary. 1941. DAVID E. CARD. Administrator With the Will Annexed of the s Estate of Marcus Arthur Thomas. Deceased. MAXWELL 6. 7, I, , 10. 1J. li la. 15. 22.' Creek, Siletz Bay, with the win ter deadline moved Upstream to Attorney tor Administrator the new bridge above North iN vm- Creek. Deadwood and Indian creeks, Siuslaw tributaries, were opened to steclhead angling, with the deadline set at the West fork Ko 6.70-15 Tubed-Type Blackwafl 1 12-MONTH GUARANTEE ' - 1 tsm AV I 11.5. KUi COMPREHENSIVE SERVia GUARANTEE t GUARANTEED AGAINST BLOW ' OUTS, cuts, impact breaks, m.. puncture, abuse and " h-ted on service tendwed ai ira ' ;un;i.het.eadwrsb without limit as to umewmrtease. For full W'tZX, guaramw . TukxuLT ei.s,... t It. u .t .. SIZE Blocliwoll Tl9xaLTjMA Mvirsu , . If " I Sln 1 IS MoflH, GMroett SIZE WWlRwoll I TUBELESS NYLOri . -1 7 50.11 PI L r. . a ,a-"onth Guoront.. 70-14 Blackwafl $14.95 7.50-14 WtW.wH $,.30 -..rr.. ut rag and at,..j.Li. r SPECIAL 1 6.70-15 Safety 8 Blackwall First-Line Rayon OVERSTOCK SALE PRICED 18 Plus Tax And Recappoblt Gating EA?Y TERMS No Money Down Up to 12 Mo. to Pay! TIRE SERVICE Main & Spring Phone TU 4-7741 . "We Give Gold Bond Stamps" U.S. ROYAL f IRES ALSO AVAILABLE AT: NORTH ENTRANCE UNION Hiwoy 97 North BOB'S UNION STATION 4078 South fli USMALSTIIiES r JfJiHI:Ml!TWW?lllF.M.lj.?,MiBi.n NO. l NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY bridge on Deadwood Creek and marie b pike. Deceased: . i j i .u- .l . ... t-n. Notice is hereby oiven ihT ine unoer- A neaiea uve-way Daiue lor uif ai me cunncit; unue ai jigow( Tht Fjrsl N-sti0M, Bank o)j.Or-Line Nelson Reed Handicap Trophy is Creek on Indian Creek. Cook oon, Portland, has been appointed 'Ee - j on tap this Sunday at the K!am-iCreek is closed to salmon ang- deceased. All persons having claims 4 alh Run f'l.iri's Wru-.. orniinrls lins and Ihp snecial iarlt salmon againsl said estate are reguired lo pre- 5 , , 7 . ..... I , . . . , ' . , .. ;sent them 10 said Executor, at its Klam- Htrold & Newt CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATE SCHEDULE PHONE TU 4-8111 I te 4:30 p.m. wtakdavt tn nnnn Calf urdav Ceunl Hve words per line. Adi under I lines count same as 7 lines .MINIMUM CHARGE SIX years experience office clerk, ilena, IvpiJt, some bookkeeping, desirtl full time Ob. Pnont TU 4-S37. SAVE time everyday. Shop from your easy chair and by telephone. Brows through the Classified section and pick out the merchandise or service vou want. ROOMS FOR RENT 22 3 6 10 Times Times Times S3. SO 14.00 15.00 3.35 5.00 6.50 4.00 4.00 100 4.75 7.00 f.M Arnold Colahan, John Lichten- bafi limit removed from Tenmile alh Falls. Oregon, stern. Bud Cloake. Bill Advis and Lake arid Tenmile Creek Inland, the Santiam Little North Fork is open to steclhead fishing up to the steel bridge three miles TWO STRAIGHT LIMITS Bud Eaitburn, left, and T.r ry Kuhlman, right, took a two-day jaunt up the Illinois River a week or so ago and returned with their limit of steelhead ranging from seven to 12 pounds apiece. They made their spectacular haul between Oak Flat and the swinging bridge. Earl Kent each have leg up on the cup. Last Sunday a good turnout ig nored (or and overcast to vie (or the special shell bag up for central Oregon is closed to win the Iod shooter in both the handi- ter angling. Clackamas River 50c DISCOUNT Executor below Eikhorn. Crooked River in Attorneys foV Executor No. 651. Jan. 25, Feb. 1. I. 15. th and Main Street mnrh. 11 th in x months from Janu ary 35, 1961, which is the data of firs! per advertisement, if paid in advance publication ol this notice. Alov rates are for consecutive inser- The First National Bank f Ore-ltlon. wilhoul change of copy, for private oon, Portland WHOLESOME clean environment. Court View, 113 South' Third. ANCHOR Hotel, clean rooms, low rates. 1 50T,V" 'evafor nd ca,r 328 So- , : ROOMS, cabins, reasonable. Ernie's He I 1 tel. 63) So. Slh. TU 2-5335. Monm STEAM HEATED,' CLEAN. QUIET; S 9.00, CLOSE IN. TU 2-0214. imROOM, board, day, week, clean, warm. uljol1 blocks from Main, 407 High. room board! gVn t l"e m e n. 1607 crescent COMFORTABLE single room, man only. 17 North Sixth Street. cap and 16-yard events. Curly Ca hoon turned in the top perform a nee of the day to cinch one leg anglers can take sleelhead direct ly below River Mill Dam, except for the normal fishway closure Floyd Makes Study Of Bout With Ingo SPRING VALLEY, N Y. (AP) I "The first fight is when I made i Bin oan must prefer. the mistakes, I he gauging feet below. station, about 1,000 of the prize. Cahoon edged Lich-! trough April 30. After that dale tcnstein and Davis who were ticd.me deadline is downstream a. for high honors in the 16-yard bout. Many of the club gunners were in Las Vegas participating in the registered shoot in progress there, according to club spokesmen. Sunday results: 16-yrjj. Hdcp Floyd Patterson horror movies to happy endings The world heavyweight boxing champion watches the films of his first fight with Ingemar Johans sonnot the second. As Patterson was knocked down seven times in the first fight when he lost his title, and flattened, Ingo the second time around, it seemed like a strange choice explained Patter Seattle Fans 'Hang' Coach SEATTLE (AP) - Coach Vincel Cazzetta of Seattle University was hanged in effigy on the campus Monday. , On the dummy was a sign say ing, "Goodbye, N.C.A.A. Thanks, Coach" and "N.C.A.A. No Chance At All." The school dropped two basket ball games in a weekend visit to the Palouse country. Apparently the pranksters who strung up the dummy believed Seattle U lost its' chance of being invited to post season N.C.A.A. tourneys. The school lost to Idaho and Washington State. , SAVE AT THE ARMY STORE BUNK BEDS At Lower-Than-Half Price! Brand nw all tcl. 30"x 76" silt. Mod by Strnmoni. Un a iingl beds or at double bunk bdi. Cost Gov't 32.50 per id. ON J O 88 SALE I A let US! OUR FREE LAY AWAY PLAN! Mattresses tor Above Beds (Re-Issue) ONLY 5.88 EACH Field Jackets Genuine G.I. turplm. Has both burton and tipper front. Theio r re.issues but in perfect shape. ON SALE ch Army 388 AT THE Store 320 So. 6th Phone TU 4-9206 son to newsmen visiting his train ing quarters at a country club. Did Patterson expect to abandon i""rjl nis pecK-a-Doo style; "I don't think so," he said "Did you think I did in the work out? I was trying different things But in an actual fight, I would have my hands back up there. (Patterson's peek-a-boo style, in which he holds both hands high, to block off head punches, has been criticized by many.) Patters6n, who plans to leave 'for a Florida camp next Tuesday, said he weighed 196 about a week ago" when he last stepped on the scales. That is six more pounds than he weighed for his second fight with Johansson last June. ' "I am not trying for any par ticular weight," he said. "What ever comes is all right with me. I like to work with heavy sweat pants. Before other fights they were afraid I would take off too much weight so I boxed in trunks only. But this time I have weight to spare. Patterson boxed four rounds Tuesday in training for his March 13 third fight with the Swede in Miami Beach. He didn't over exert himself against his spar- males, Wilson Hannibal and the champ's 18-year-old brother, Ray, who is competing in the Golden Gloves as a heavyweight. John Llchlen.lern AI Haltan Joe schonehln N. L. Grev Cahoon son lahn David Roblnsnn Newton Weaver Joe Coburn Vernor. Newlun Jim Wi.senback T. O. Chase Or. George Nilschetm Dr. Jim Hilton N. R. Grey Paul Zahniser Adrian Garden Dr. John Marryman Tim He Probate No. eO-15 NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY In the Matter ol the Estate ol John Bollman, Oeceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Thai the undersigned, as administratrix of the Es tate ol John Bollman, Deceased, has i tiled her final account In the Circuit r.r. n. th c.jtt of Oreoon. Klamath TlOUt anglers have four addi-! Counly. Probate Department, and that ine fjro oar u' rtwwm - o'clock In the forenoon. In the court room ol laid court has been set lor the lime and place lor the hearing of said objec tions thereto and the settlement thereof. Dated this 35lh day o January, 1961. First Publication January 25th, 19.1. s- Susan Kuhlman Administratrix Robert F. Nichols Attorney at Law Lakevlew, Oregon No. M9. Jan. !S, Feb. 1, I, 1J. individuals. Advertising must be clear prAK I MEN 13 rUK KENT 24 and understandable to be productive. ' EXCELLENT large 3 room lurnished d words must be spelled out. T., ..... , , nm DE ADI INE 4:30 p.m. day oelore publl- "" TU lm- cation. Noon Saturday for Sunday and NICELY lurnished. Water, disposal paid. Monday. 1 No pets. TU a-5692 or TU 2-3593. CANCELLATIONS a, CORRECTIONS on -same schedule, except on Monday these . . are takttn 'li 9:30 a.r, Please read first insertion of your ad. Th , ' EWAUNA-DOWNTOWN I Klamath's most modern, furnished. 2lt I So. Ilth, TU 2-1062. tional lakes to test their skill dur ing the winter hionths. These in elude Dorena Reservoir and Mer cer, Triangle, and Magone lakes, all open to veur around angling I under summer trout bag limit mius. A complete synopsis of the 11 regulations should be available for distribution about March 1, Herald & News will give one extra run furnishfd two bedroom ap!. Lerqe for typographical error. 1 16x2. living room. Private bath. Please BOX SERVICE 50 cents per aa. I can lu 2-.740. $65 mo. fNA"!?EMORrAMNKS' ""' ' ttmJSZ?T NICELY lurnished one bedroom apart men! three blocks from downtown. Adults, no pets. S75. TU 2-0140 or TU 2-1126. FOR COMMERCIAL RATES PHONE TU 4-8111 Sport Shop Quint Victor Mo Jiminez potted 23 points to head a Hal's Sport Shop 55-43 vic tory over Tulelake in the lone Klamath Falls City League bas ketball game played at Conger School Monday night. The other scheduled action, a bout between the Chiloquin Thun derbirds and the Spiague River quintet was awarded the T Birds as a forfeit win when the SB five failed to show. The scoring summary: Nal's Sport Shop (S3l-Slllwell I Jlmln. et 23, George 1, Green 4, Yuen II, Schlect 5. Tulelake MJ Defraln 10. Hanson II Carter 10. Carroll 6. Moore e, Mauch. Fat Point Total Fails Ralph Breitenstcin was the big- pest producer in four games of Victory League basketball Mon day night but his 22 points were wasted as his team, the Cool Eears. bowed 42-37 to the Los Cnballeros. In the other games played in the Klamath Auditorium Fleet's whacked Coca Cola 67-28 as four players broke double figures; Jim Maxwell collected 20 points to lead Mcdo-Land lo a 54-34 vic tory over the JM Cuts; and Crain Construction, paced by Hank Her- rcra's 16 counters, belted the Mau ry Marks 46-37. The scoring summaries: Pleats (411 Bruns 12. Lancaster Yeoman 17, Phillips 14, Blake 4, Kenyon Fights Fight Results By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Miami Beach Harold John son, 172, Philadelphia, stopped Jesse Bowdry, 172, St. Louis. 9, (Johnson wins NBA version o( world light heavyweight title). Houston Cleveland Williams, 200, Houston, outpointed Wayne Betliea, 206, New York, 10. Sacramento. Calif. Dave Brown, 156ii. Oakland. Calif.,! knocked out Terry Smith, I62"4, Sacramento, 3. Jimmy Flood. 160'i, Sacramento, outpointed Pcr-j ry Hicks, 166, Los Angeles. 8. SL Hawks See Crown Com Col (31) Putsr 17, Bellm 2, Hai tings 3, Siianli Enior 6. ', Dewey 2, Coleman I, Medo-Land (54) Franklin Maxwell 20, Edwards 19. D George ?. JM Cuts (Ml Graham 4, Kurth 10, Ambrogetti t, Otterbein, Crab tree 12. Cool Bears (17) Carter I, Breitertsteln 32, Cole 2, Floyd 5. Farrelt, Abernalhy. Lot Caballeros (41) Kemnltier $, Juck- eland S. Pucker! 5. Malcomb 5, R. Cur rln 12, Sandmeyer S, Gallagher 2. Cralni Const i H. Herrera 1A, S. Herrera 12, Cralrt 6, Lewis 6, Webb 4, R obe is 2. Maurv Marks (37) Warner 4, Clark 10, Davis, Cunningham 1, McFadden 12, Muef- FUNERAL HOMES .. C WARD'S Klamath Funeral Home. M5 High Street. Phone TU FURNISHED apts., $50. LARK APARTMENTS TU 2-3471 TWO bedroom completely-fur'n'ishedAil utilities paid. $100. 3949 Shasta Way. TU 2-0377. MEETING NOTICES SPECIAL CONVOCATION SMALL clean apartments, close in, utllU ties furnished. 433 No. 10th. 1 FURNISHED 3 roomsT'heatedr' UtIMtTei paid, except electricity. $60. TU 2-378?. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING A Public Hearing will be held at 10:30 AM in the office of the County Court on February 15. 1941, In the Klamalh County Court House, 3rd and Main Streets, th. ni.rnnt of hearino. objections to the proposed renaming of lhat street ly- line ol Perry's Addition to Lloyds Tracts in Klamath County Irom "Wiard Street" lo "Hope Street." MB, peo. e, 1 lU ru, ku ' rooms iurnisnea aparr- Klamoth Chapter NO. ment, all electric, 4724 Summers Lane. 35, Royal Arch Ma- COZY bachelor apts. $37!ifand $40rThre TU sons. Wednesday eve-1!:00."1. lot- U7-50- chi,d welcome, rearuary am. y' . ' PINE & 7lh, beautiful, furnished, unfnwn. 7:30 p.m. Work inifree heat. Adults. $20 wk. From $55 mo. Mark Master Degree. All TU .1 MFWLY rierni-jtliiri- nlrtu k... i. .Z mmnnmrin u r n n tft attend.. . ' " ' 'y'""1" ,uul Bring candidates and petitions. I : 1 I Holiday CAL-ORE LEAGUE I W L iWot-Fors 3 12 Sad Tigers 3 12 Four Runners 3 " PS & Cs , 39'- l8',i Easy Four , 2 22 Four Its 24 22 Four Question Mark! 24' 1 73' j F0L0D0 24 24 1 Alley Sliders 2? 26 Hot Shots it 27 ! Pin Foxers 17 31 I Alley-oops " 3' Tule-Toppers w 14' 1 33' 1 Fowling Fours H'i 35' 1 Refreshments, Herb Hill, H.P. NEWLY decorated. room with dining room. Private washing facihlies. Infant accepted. TU 4-3762. SMALL furnished duplex apt. SuTtabTrfor couple. In rear of 2919 Summers Lane, evenings only. ONE bedroom. Water, qarbageservlce paid. Walking distance, TU 4-7340. SPECIAL COMMUNICATION Cmtttr Lnlt Lodoe M -511 AC JL Am!three rooms furnished. Close In. Adult , L . ? , ontVl P,!' 'aunlry facilities. 531 No. icortisn Kire 1 empie otn. Thursday, February 9, 7 p.m. Work in E.A. Degree. All Mosons welcome. Virgil Borleen, W.M. GENERAL NOTICES STUDIO Girl shampoo and cosmetics, new medical dandruff shampoo. TU 2-1261. PERSONALS LICENSED home for .nged. TU 2-3165. W ATKINS PRODUCTS. TU 4-7831. FULLER BRUSH SERVICE Norm Paup, 2011 Wantland. TU 4-7504. KLAMATH Beauty College, for appoint ment call TU 2-1411. 124 NO. 4th. NURSING HOME CARE FOR AGED, TU 2-05!?9. PUBLIC CHARITY . SERVICES 7 'ai mum ire Arwivmous. phone TU 2-5740 or P.O. Box 204. Also friendly help for the families ot aicononcs. 1 vonwrx ivnmon ol anv faith needing con- Results: Tule-Topperj i, Ps & Cs 3'.i; i.ri-ntidl Hdvice miv contact Mist Pruitt, Easy Four 3. Fowling Fours 1; Pin FoK-jCatn0jC charities. 27J W. Broadway. Eu- LARGE well furnished apt. Hot water heat. Adults. Garage. 503 Alameda. FURNISHED one bedroom aptTAIso trail w apt. Reasonable. TU 4-7077. UNFURNfsH ED, turnlshed"apis. Heat," hot and cold water and garbage service in. eluded with rent. Near city center no. of Main St. Phont TU 4-3593. GOOD comfortnblept.CleTnCarpeteS Private bath. TU 4-9621, TU 4-7036. FURNISHED apartment, private battu TU! 4675 'Shed' Garflfle' C,os ln- A(,ul,5 FURNISHED apt. near Weyerhaeuser". Steam heat, utilities turn. $40. TU 4-8313. FURNISHED three rooms. Some utilities paid. $47.50 mo. 3526 Hilyard Ave. FURNISHED one room apartment, $48. Utilities paid. 419 No. 10th. BACH E LOR apt! Also 2 roomT-' X Washington. TU 4-9375 or TU 4-8444. ROOSEVELT APARTMENTS 3036 LEROY Furnished one bedroom apartment. Ge rage, hot water heat, Hot Springs area. Adults. TU 2-1749. " B THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Thp SI I.niiiR Hawks with nni1" 2- Schuh 1, Faulkner 7. U-game lead, are well on their way to tlw Western Division championship in the National Basketball Association. They al ready can claim they're champs f th( Philark-lnhifl Warriors and Wilt Chamberlain. btAl iLh (AP - Lipht-heayy- When the Hawks rallied in the'weiKm fcclc1ie Louon' w nas De" Inst nnartAr lo null n..l a 157.154COme Olie Ot WCW aland S taVOP NZ Scrapper Sets Fights decision over Philadelphia Tues day night, it was their fifth over the Warriors this season and the 1th straight time thev've beaten Philadelphia in St. Louis. ite fighters, advised friends here this week he will meet two Highly ranked title contenders there dur ing February. Cotton still lists Seattle as his They didn't stop Chamberlain's Residence but remained in lew eaiann auer oeieawnR ueorgc ers 0, Hot Shots 4; Four Ifs 4, Alley gere, Oregon. Phone 5-3642. BACHELOR apartment, nished. 213 Cedar. Everything fur- Siidvs 0; Wot-Fors 4, Alley-oops 0; Sad,; Tigers 4, Four Runners 0) F0L0D0 1,1 SERVICES Hiqh team game. Sad' Tlqers 629; high' J. AND J. tree service, topping, trim. .ai-i can Tinr hi oh ind. ! mlna and removal. Reasonable rates. game (men), Bill Hawley 246; high Ind. series (men). Bill Hawley 683; high ind. game (women), Eldina Greenwood 202; high Ind. series (women), LaRayne Har ris 564. Free estimates. TU 2-0136. FURNISHED one bedroom. Water, gar bage paid. Washing facilities. TU 4-5334. 10 ATTRACTIVE, furnfshed studio basement pi. m uiiunes, iv cable paid. Carport close In, adults, no pets. Available Feh. 20th. TU 4-6626 mornings. HOLIDAY MASTERS TRIO Standings CARPENTER work done at right price. TU 2-0456. TAPING, texturing, painting end paper hanging. Satisfaction guaranteed. Free es timates. TU 2-9314. installed. Rennlnoton Sleel Bldqs. Bend Portland Trucking Co. Squirt The Trophy House Hawley's Plastering Service Fitigerald Roofing Co. , FENCING material sold end "TlHOOVER FENCE CO. TU 2-0747. 324 U TRSE pruning, tree removal by profes 312 47 sionals. Baker's Landscape Nursery, Ph. 3I2.39.TU 2-5553. 311.16 1 owl? hour drv cleaning, no extra charge. 310.77 S and H Green Stamps. Free pickup FURNISHED nice clean bachelor apaVt. ment, close In. Very reasonable. TU 4-5111 OT TU 4-6966. RICKFALLS APARTMENTS One and two-bedroom. Furnished or semi furnished. FROM $69.50 to $99.50 2660 Shasta Way TU 2-55)7 CASCADE FURNISHED APARTMENTS 1 & 2-Bedroom Elevator Heat Disposal Storage Free parking Near Downtown a per monin and up TU 4-7441 rush tow ard his second league scoring title. Wilt scored 37 points, Yuma, Ariz. Dave Rent, lM.jbarely under his season average, O-7! nri delivery. Broadway Cleaners, South i-eo. 5 resuiis: aenn pornana i rucicmg . sixth near Bon Bazaar. A. Sniiirl O: P 1 1 jnr alri no find fn 9. Ran- nington Steel 2; Hawley's Plastering Serv IRONING. GOOD. FAST, PICKUP, DE- 230 So. 11th ice 2, The Troony Mouse i. LIVERY, tu 2-st- Ci i a rT a 77r-ir Hiqh team series. Bend Portland 2S42. I- JUAJ I A V I tVV high team game. Bend Portland 65S; high HELp WANTED, FEMALE J4i APARTMENTS m. V.-k a. telfVhone work your home or our o- u.n ?na two bedroom apartments, fu. Hakenwerlh's gai Lucky Lanes Liverpool, EnRland. knocked out Claude Hodgins, IW, Los Angeles, 1. Trenton. N. J. Tom Lowery, and grabbed 21 rebounds. The official name of the Los Angeles Angels, new American 129', Philadelphia, slopped Tom-iLcague baseball team, is Golden my Goff, 133, Trenton, 3. . Vest Baseball Co. Mahoncy there some months ago. jolly jinx He will meet Johnny Halafihi of HmJ!, , Sh Tonga Thursday night in Auckland Picketi. Dairy and Mike Holt of South Africa at one-Hour Man. Wellington Feb. 27. Halafihi re- "Room cently was rated tne ino. con- Rimen Gian tender and Holt a rated 5'i 3!' i 55' i 36' i Mclntyre. IRONING, washing. Excellent work. Pickup, deliver. TU ..943,. CAPABLE woman wants work. Expe rienced meat wrapper, motel manager. Consider anything. Excellent character reference. TU J-5H5. some ollice ex- neoroom apartments. Hoi Springs. rngioeir. ana range KILts RANGE FROM 134 TO M4 u.sposai. waier. garnaga and permanent maintenance included. OFFICE HOURS ) A.M. TO S P.M. Monday throuqh Friday IH7 WASHBURN WAY TU a-ttT? FOR RENT OR LEASE 47 43 '1 4I', aLiakTMOP wnm jtn narionr tor Dart time work. Apply Thurs- 40 day 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. iean imen no 40'jiUnltorm Service. 525 Market St. 41 sixth to eighth on various ratings. Gun store 4-Dr P0NT1AC TEMPEST Delivered Her Tht cor with th Motor Trtnd CAR OF THE YEAR AWARD is on our floor , . , ready to go. The price shown obove is for a Tempest 4-Dr. Sedan complete with heater-defroster, full trim, ell vinyl interior, deluxe steering wheel, dual horns, anti-frceze, whit wall 6:00x15 tires and many other features and accessories. See it! Drive it! You'll want it! TEMPEST! ECCLES MOTORS 606 S. 6th 27 Houe of Shoes 51 WANTED lady to live In tor baby sit- tinq and Ironing TU 7-6071 HELP WANTED. MALE U Gun QUALIFIED automotive line mechanic. Store 0; Pickelts 3. Bills 1; Satellite 3. . Tune up specialist preferred. Plenty of Mltchi 1; One-Hour 3. Mobil Gas 1; Meni- work. Phone or see Jim, Lea Motors, Kelt! 2, Russell 2. .Vedlord SP 2-6185. for No pets, please appointment cell: JAMES F. STILWELL & CO. High team qame. PiCketts Dairy S; high team series. House of Shoes 2591; high ing. game. Verna Scott 320; high Ind. series. Verna Scott 513. MONDAY MORNING LIAGUI W L Slseper 15 5 Gutterettes 13 T Mad Bowlers 11 e The Thimbles it Powder Put's 10 10 Gurter Ousters 7 13 Hap Haiards 7 13 1 Lucky Strikes 6 U I Feb. 6 results: Guttereties 4, Lucky Strikes 0; Thimble 4. Hap Hrds 0; Powder PuMt 4. Gutter Dusrers 0; The Sleepers 3, Mad Bowlers ). High learn game. Vad Bowlers 411, high team senes. Vad Bowlers 1132: high Ind. game. E'len Doty IM; high ind. series. Ellen Doty 4lf. CONTRACT truckmen make 't. Trailer furnished. If over 22 wrl Box 107. Indianapolis e. Ind. HOUSES FOR RENT 2 Briefs By THE ASSOTIATKD PRESS BOXING MIAMI BEACH. Fla.-Harold BOYS! EARN EXTRA MONEY AFTER SCHOOL SELLING THE ATTRACTIVE ONE BEDROOM HOUSeT, "WES FURNISHED, t.j, TU 44I NICELY furnished lr.reeroomhoSe. Large clmel. oreiting room, wainer. us. "4 Lincoln. TU 4-.2S3. FIVE roomj. fenced vard. Child wrU icome. HI . TU l Uil cu.,n.. t . 3-0388. " " REDECORATED five room diiole: ; ""J' Barage. Downtown, No. 7lh. CLEAN lurnlihed one bedroom-cab.n". Owner JOSJ Eberleln. US. TU 4-OW 4HJJ5E UNFUPNISHED',HONETlJ 'iliive furnished duo!" close in, adult, only. TU 2-3179. ivuutVN. attractive, unfurni Adultl. 421 Clean, Johnson of Philadelphia won the National Bo.inc Association ver sion of the light heavy-weight onZ'n;h ,b' S,PP'nS Je"f HELP WANTED t.un.uj w 01. la.uia m seconds of the ninth round. BASKETBALL CIRCULATION DEPT. Main ot Esplanade TU 4-8111 wished on TU 4-342. ONE bedroom" furnished house. cioie t lown. Washington. FURNISHEp-in". tM,xm ClMnTuilS Hits. Close In. 85!. TU 4.!J3. UNFURNISHED ,il,Km cannon. Inquire 2S3S Hnna RNISHED twn i. .Ur,.U N,SHXD ,w0 r homefLaki: shore Cive. TU 2-1713 HhK a u & NhWh ir,r,: ,'::"'':.i '.i DOWNTOWN AFTER SCHOOL CONTACT HERALD & NEWS 17 THREE room house with electric rang, gas heater, no pets. TU . UNPUPNISHED refngeratnr. Adults only Hot Sonrtgj heme Til Vlw r Adults, MEN rd WOVEN OPPORTUNITY for men and women will-trtnf. I9j Leroy. TU 2-533 rrn.i, 1-tH.rtrwi mi, rttarf ur.lK ONE bedroom furnnr-(l rliinl.." NKW VOItK ProvirienrP rnl-lcentionellv h.gh commisv)n rate and bo- No 60Qi- J5- TU 4-4211. logo and DcPaul joined Memph,s!aX rT s"." ru'.-.m flLr Slale in the 12-team field for the i.een hour. 0.11 am , ,,, M t.,,.,"! National Invitation Tmirnamenl fn EXPERIENCED comemat.o ..enoor.h. Mul,- "W"e. 3!34 Ebene.n. L L-u . . j er and bOOkkeeeer tor lumber business IFURNISMED 3 bertrnrtm -..i.rV -T be held at Madison Square Garden day wee. and ove-t.me too hounvisso 43V4 1,,?, TaTru "."kU l-srrh Ifi 9 I waoe ad oter benet.ts Do not aooiW 7, ' .Marcn I )mj lhw ,0,r,CM and .11 '.C',DE'', Osed th.ee bedn I te wpr. long hour. bedroom Ed Dvas Win. four vamo tnr waoe. e.pected A..S,,r '..ilk f.-U . 1. J..... NM. M X .ivm .imi3 uui uia; th 1!0 football eason. Heal, Give references and """" "". Tu .4501 n.-i. n.r. u-.UNISMED One Imm. .w. Vm-a .jj nian tu ,.1.91 SHOP from 'your pfwn (Ty ecmn.ng me NEWLY remooeied (urmihad una m anf Ada. ,,wm homaJVsj.T e