Teeing
Off
Quarter final matches in the
Reames Auxiliary Club Champion'
ship are as follows:
18 Holes
Jerry Smith vs. Dorothy Swan
, son; Vi Zamsky vs. Pauline Per
nell. First FUght, 18 Holes
Dean Marks vs. Veva Anderson;
Marcella Bell vs. Murrel Hooper,
9 noles
Melba Gotshall vs. Eve Ashley;
Lucille Adams vs. Exene Humble
First Flight, 9 Holes
: Mary Holt vs. Cecil Peyton.
Pairings for Friday, Sept. 22
Fewest Putts Tournament are as
follows:
18 Holes
M. Merryman, C. Grove, M
Bartlett; L. Maskell, M. Schuss
E. Miller; I. Fleck, F. Mosebar,
V. Anderson; V. Purvine, A.
Beane, L. Hyde; E. Dakin, M.
Stewart and F. West.
9 Holes
. j. Fcrm, M, O'Neill, H. Cheyne;
W. Wiley, B. Bogatay; M. Lar
kin, K. Stonecypher and C. New
ton. bowling;
Holiday
BASIN LIONI
W -3
3
2
2
Lion Tamer
Klamath No. 2
Klamath No. 1
DOrrls No. 3
Dorrls No. 1 13
Klamath No. 3 1,3
Results: Lion Tamers 3, Klamath No. 3
It Klamath No. 3 3, Dorrli No. 1 ll Klanv
afh No. 1 2, Dorrls No. 3 2.
' High team games Lion Tamer 971;
high team aeries. Lion Tameri 2561 f high
ind. game, William Gasser 238; high Ind.
series, William Gasser 539.
LIONS AUXILIARY
W t
Stow Pokes : 4 0
Talltwlsters 4 0
Alley Cats 3 1
Four Bit 1 3
Worrlen 0 4
Scatterplns ' 0 4
Results:' Talltwlsters 4. Scntterplns Ot
Slow Pokes 4, Worriers 0; Alley Cats 3,
Four Bits 1.
High team gome, Talltwlsters Mil high
team series. Talltwlsters 1975; high Ind.
game Marge Motley 191; high Ind. ee
riest Marge Mosley 513.
IWAsTBRS TRIO
Peterson
Points
Tj-ophy Hous
Squirt
Team No. 6
Hawley's Plastering Service
Bennington Steel Bldgs.
Lucky Lanes
- Resultst Troohv House 2.
74.54
75.92
74.54
73.97
72 81
70.47
Hawley's
Plastering it Team No. 6 3, Lucky Lanes
u Bennington ti bioai. i, squirt i.
' - High team game, Squirt MO; high team'
series, squirt Z33ii nign ino. game, bod
Victorln 248; high Ind. series Al Haken
warm en.
WOMIN'S CLASSIC
Beach's Jewelry
Holiday Bowl '
trophy House
Crater Lake Creamery
Suburban Finance
Harry Haftar Furn.
Bonanza Cafe
Browns Plumblno -
.Results: Suburban Finance 2. Bonania
cate 2: Troonv House l, Holiday Bowl 3,
Harry Hatter Furn. 3 Browns Plumbing
i; neacn's jeweiry 4, crater Lax, cream'
irv 0.
High team game, Suburban Finance 719;
Won team series. Beach's Jewelry 2031;
high Ind. game, Eve Reynolds 232; high
ino. aeries, tve Keynoiai au.
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Owl Victory String Threatened;
Beefv Whitworth Heavvl
There is an odds-on possibility
that the spectacular victory string
chalked up by the Oregon Tech
Owls could come to an abrupt!
halt Saturday night in Spokane.
The Techmen, defending the
Oregon Collegiate Conference
championship and a string of ten
straicht wins counting their tri
umph over Westminster here ladt
weekend, are slated for a headon
clash with the kingpins of the
Evergreen Conference, the Whit
worth Pirates.
The game, the first for the Pi
rates in the new season, will be
played in Spokanes' Memorial Col
iseum, a spot reserved for the
area's major sports attractions.
The Techmen, including injured
halfback Bud Maupin who is slat,
ed to stay in "civilian" clothes
during the game, will leave Klam
ath Falls early Friday morning.
The Owls will put the wrapper
Pelicans,
Action Friday On Modoc Field
The current crop of Klamath
Union Pelicans has attracted
sHate-wide attention and the ac
colades of both coaches and fans
with the brand of football they
have displayed in their first two
games. ,
But tomorrow night on Modoc
Field they again have to provo
themselves..
They launch thetr 1961 South
ern Oregon Conference campaign
In an entanglement with the
dark-horse" Ashland Grizzlies.
Game time is 8 p.m. Tickets to
the important league-opener may
be procured until 4 p.m. Friday
at the Klamath County Chamber
of Commerce. '
Reserved seat season tickets arc
still available at $4.50 and indi
vidual game ducats may be had
County B Clubs, Henley Set
Conference Counting Tests
AH eight of the Klamath Coun-
ty football teams swing Into count-
ing conference action this week-
Self
INC.
NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore.
JootbalI
as seen by KlomatH
on their preparations for the P1
rates this afternoon. Head coach
Rex Hunsakcr and his aides
George Miller and Jim Cordial
have posted a tentative starting
offensive lineup which includes
quarterback Bill Ransome, full
back Stan Glass, and fiallbacks
Bob McCluro, a sophomore from
Eagle Point, and Jack McCreary,
the hard running ex-Springfie!d
star.
His offensive line will include
Roger Hooper at left end, Jim
Madden at left tackle, Ed Ander
son at guard, Don Anderson at
center, Andy Cook at right guard.
Claire Hawkins at right tack.e
and South Salem freshman Jack
Fox at right end.
His defenses will feature Cook
at safety, Wayne Dennis and Lan-
ny Myers at halfback slots and
Al Bean and Hooper as lineback
Grizzlies Open SOC
for $1.50.
The Ashlanders, led by speedy
halfback Bob King, battled to a
0-0 standoff with powerful Shas
ta of Redding the last time out,
and outgained them 121 to 89 in
overall yardage.
The Grizzly line, as promises to
be the case with most of the for
ward walls the Pels will face this
season, have a distinct weight ad
vantage over the KU eleven.
But, as head coach Bob Wil
liams explained to the largest!
gathering of Pelican Boosters In
years, "That's something we just;
have to live with.
Williams went or. to commend
a number of his players, men
tioning in particular the efforts of
young Ron Hitchcock, who has
been a particular standout on de
end, and for two of the clubs
the Friday night action is the first
of the season.
COMBINATION
Storm & Screen
Doors
- storing 4
Ph. TU 2-2563
Thursday, September 21, 1961
(pMdkiionA
Basin Prognosticotors
A number of the offensive line
men will go both ways.
Leading the Pirate offense this
year will be quarterback Denny
Spurlock, who last year lead the
nation in total pass yardage for
small colleges. Again this season
Spurlock has shown his ability in
hitting his receivers with phenom
enal regularity,
In Saturday s scrimmage, which
Coach Ken Adams termed "very
satisfying indeed," Spurlock com
pleted 12 of 15 pass attempts tor
242 .yards. John Hula Murio
snagged four of Spurlock's tosses
for 144 yards and two touchdowns,
proving that he will again be an
elusive down field runner after
catching the ball. Other outstand-l
ing receivers from last year s club
are end Wendell Witt, and Halt-
backs Les Rurey, Norm Harding,
and Rex Schimke.
Coach Adams and his assist-
fense. He also noted that he was
proud of the fact that, "We had
no cry-babying after losing that1
one to North Salem. We just plain
lost it, and every one of us had
a hand in it. There was no horse
play after the game. The kids
talked strictly football. It the pres
ent spirit and attitude displayed
continue, we 11 have a good sea
son."
The Pelican preparations for the
Grizzly invasion, were completed
this afternoon in a light drill em
phasizing specialty work and a
review of plans to stop the ex
pected Ashland running attack.
Williams planned to name his
starters at the completion of to
day's drills. The complete Ash
land lineup will also be available
Friday.
The Bonanza Antlers and the
Tulclake Honkers are both mak
ing their 1961 debut. For Sacred
Heart Academy the evening marks
their third start of the year.
The Antlers are matched with
the strong defending champion
Chiloquin Panther eleven in a
game to be played under the new
Henley lights beginning at 7:30.
Meanwhile tlie Henley Hornets
get their A-2 loop action underway
in a battle with Illinois Valley
starting at 8 p.m. on the Cougars'
home grounds.
Tulelnke plays host to perennial
rival Malin on the Honker grid
beginning at 8 o'clock also.
To round out the evening's ac
tion the SUA squad will tangle
with the Merrill Huskies at 7:30
in Gem Stadium, the site of all
SUA home games.
In the only games on tap for
high school squads Saturday the
Klamath Union Jayvccs match
talents with the Ashland JVs at
1 p.m. on the Griizlics home dele1,
while the Pelican freshmen do
battle with the McLoughlin junior
high eleven in Medford. The frosh
test begins at 1:30 p.m. Saturday.
If the early season games are
any criterion, the B league strug
gle this year shapes up as a duel
between Chiloquin and Sacred
Heart.
The Panthers claimed a win
over Malin last weekend and have
also shared a 7-7 tio with the
Henley squad. The Trojans post
ed a convincing victory at the
expense of the KU Jayvees last
weekend after bowing to the
strong St. Marys Crusaders in the
annual classic,
o
worite
ants, Tom Black and Jim Up-
church, have for the past week
been running a 62-man Pira
squad through two-a-day workouts
This is the largest squad ever to
turn out in Whitworth football his
tory.
This year the Pirates will bal
ance their offensive attack with
a stronger running game in an ef
fort to ease the defensive pres
sure on quarterback Spurlock.
Leading the ground attack will be
lettermen Dennis Riegur, Rex
Schimke, freshman speedster Ed-
ker Matthews and. Don Samue's.
Coach Adams has been especial
ly pleased with the work of his
backfield men among whom he
singled out Les Rurey, Bruce Gra
dy, and Ed Matthews. Others
working well are frosh Bill Moul
trie, sophomore transfer Gene
Baker, senior Bruce Baker, and
offensive center Perry Morton.
In Saturday's game against Ore
gon Tech, the Bucs will field th2
heaviest defensive unit a Whit
worth team has ever put on the
gridiron. Leading the defense will
be Ken "Big Daddy Sugarman
at 235 pounds, letterman senior
Leo Hutchins at 225 pounds, Uni
versity of Washington transfer
Gene Baker at 215, George Rallis
from Boise Junior College at 230
pounds, and LaVaughn Stephens
from Washington State University,
weighing in at 205 pounds.
Cancer Takes
Pro Golf Star
WILMINGTON, Del. (AP)-Ed
(Porky) Oliver, who started out
as a caddy at the age of 11 and
went on to become one of the
leading professional golfers dur
ing the last two decades, died
Wednesday of cancer. He was 46
His wife, Clara, was at his bed
side in Memorial Hospital when
he died. Oliver had been in and
out of the hospital since leaving
the pro circuit nearly two years
ago. He had undergone two oper
ations.
Oliver, who started as a caddy
at the Wilmington Country Club
and turned pro at the age of 18
in 1933, never won a major cham
pionship but he helped the U.S.
Ryder Cup team to victories over
England in 1947, 1951 and 1953.
Mrs. M Moves,
Maris Misses
KANSAS CITY (AP)-Watching
a telecast ol the New York-Bait
more baseball game Wednesday
night, Mrs. Roger Mans ex
changed seats with another view
or in the ninth inning.
Thi she remembered. She airily ""Jf ZTlSTJ? S
noger nave a superstition inn
whenever she leaves her seat
while watching a game, it puts a
hex on him.
Jn the ninth. Maris came up to
bat for his last chance to tie Babe
Ruth's season home record of 60.
He rolled out to the pitcher.
"I knew I shouldn't have moved
out of that chair," Mrs. Maris
Mid.
KMBC-TV invited Mrs. 'Maris to
watch the fjame in its studio. She
'and Maris live in nearby Ray-
town.
Major League Slant
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Hitting Roger Maris, Yankees,
hit 59th homer and became only
the second man in baseball his-
tory to hit that many while New
iork clinched the American
Leap Me pennant by beating Bal-
timo.e 4-2.
Pitching Ralph Terrv. Yan-
jkeey, clinched New York's pen-
nant for swond vrar in
1 i. w mi' nmwr mrr or OWQ-
sioi,i with (oAirhitiVr that beat theln,fd 0f cu,,,no ' in si-
Or nLi-
Lineman Nabs
(3B$ Handoff
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
The most unusual play in Ore
gon high school football last week
end came during Wy'East's first
victory over The Dalles, 34-0.
Wy'East guard. Grant Maurer,
did something few linemen ever
have achieved took a handoff
from the quarterback. 'r
The trouble was, for The Dalles
players, it was their quarterback.
The Dalles was driving toward
the Wy'East end zone when
Maurer sifted through the line
and took the ball from quarter
back Mark Jensen as he turned
to hand off to a The Dalles back.
The march ended, of course,
and Wy'East breezed to its his
toric triumph. "
Huskies Heai
Serious Talk
SEATTLE (AP) - Washington
football players, with heavy work
for the season opener against
Purdue here Saturday behind
them, had a solemn warning
Thursday about the bigtime sports
bribery scandals.
Coach Jim Owens had State
Atty. Gen. John J. O'Connell and
Dr. J. Gordon Gose, the school's
Big Five faculty representative,
talk to the squad Wednesday
night.
The two warned of the dangers
of any contact with gamblers,
point-shaving or attempting to in-
lluence the result of a game.
u uinnen saia ne had been in
close touch with the New York
grand jury probing recent athletic
bribery cases. He discussed ways
gammers corrupt athletes.
Gose said there had never been
the "slightest indication" of any
problem at Washington but added
"we would be remiss in our duty"
it tfte subject was not talked over,
O'Connell said Washington was
one of the few states with legisla
tion dealing directly with ' bribe
attempts in athletics. Earlier this
season Owens and his staff also
alerted the squad to the gambling
situation.
The school ticket office said
Saturday's game for the two-time
Rose Bowl winners will be vir
tually a sellout, with about 55,000
spectators.
AGREES TO BOUT
uOTEBORG. Sweden (UPD 1
Willie Pastrano of Miami. Fla
agreed today to meet Sweden's
loerner Aahsman in a heavy-
weignc ngm uct. 6. it was an
nounced by promoter Edwin Ah!
qvist. Pastrano fought a draw
with Lennart Risberg of Sweden
last montn.
LEGAL NOTICE
NO. 61-237 E
SUMMONS
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON
FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH
wtK i kude e. wnnnv ,!,..
rmcni ' fiaintitt, vs. ARCHIE C.
wiuun ana kah w. GIBSON, hus
band and wife. It living, and-or their un.
known heirs; also, all other persons or
parties unknown efaimlna nv rinht int
estate, lien, or interest In the real prop-
r -ompiainr herein,
TO: ARCHIE C. GIBSON inrl D1U u
GIBSON, husband and wife. If living, and-
muir unknown neirs; aiso, all othsr
persons or parties unknown claiming any
mm, caioio, ii.n, or interest in
the real property described In the Com
plaint herein.
DEFEDANTS:
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
ukcu-un: tou ana each of you trt
hereby required and answer the Com
plaint filed aaainat vou fn th hnu an.
titled Court and suit on or belore the
expiration of tour weeks from September
ist, ivoi, wnicn ts the date of first pub
lication of this Summons, and if vou fall
so to answer, lor want thereof, the plain
tiff will apply to the Court for the re-
ner prayea tor in her Complaint herein,
to-wlt: That vou and each and all of
you be required to set forth the nature
of your respective claims and In and to
an or any parr ot tne following
scribed real property in Klamath Coun
ty, Oregon, to-wit:
Beginning at a point on the West line
or tract 13 ot JUNCTION ACRES,
cording to the official plat thereof on
tne in tne otttce of the County Clerk ol
Kiamath County, Oregon; thence South
along said west line to the Southwest
corner thereof; thence East along the
-oum nne or saia i racr 13 a distance of
154 feet to a point; thence North paral
lel to the West line of said Tract 13 and
154 feet distant therefrom to the Southeast
corner of a parcel of land conveyed to
Ora Woody tt ux by Deed Vol. 164, oao
602, thence West along the Southerly
line ot said parcel of land to the point
of beginning:
and that all adverse claims of you and
eacn ot you oe aeciarea nun ana void
and that it be adudged and decreed that
plaintiff Is owner of all of said real
property and that none of you has any
right, title, estate, Hen, or Interest what
soever in or to said real property or any
part thereof, and that plaintiff have surh
other and further relief as to the Court
may seem meet and equitable,
four successive weeks In the Herald and
News, a dally newspaper of general cir
culation published in Klamath County,
Oregon, and pursuant to Order
Honorable Donald A. W. Piper. Judae
ot tne aoove entitled court, dated and en
tered September )5lh, 1961.
Richard J. Smith
Attorney tor Plaintiff
538 Main Street
Klamath Falls, Oregon
No. 102, Sept. 21, 28. Oct. i. 12.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice Is hereby given, that the under
signed has been appointed administrator I
ot the estate of J. t-. Kelly, deceased.1
bv the Circuit court of the state of Oreoon
for Klamath County and has qualified.
Ail persons, nrmi ana corpora tions are
hereby notified to present any claim or
claims they may nave against said es
tate to the undersigned administrator at
the office of A. W. Schaupp at 305 Wlllits
Bldg. within six months from the date of
this notice which if September 14, 1941.
C. H. Kelly,
' Administrator
A. W. Schaupo.
Attorney for the estate.
No. 13, Sept. 14, 21, ft. Oct. S. 12. .
TIMBER FOR SALE, UNITED STATES
DEPARTMENT OF THE INARIOR.
BUREAU OF LAND A-ANAG VENT.
ORAL AUCTION BIOS as hereinafter des
ignated will be received by the District
Manager, Bureau of Land Management,
8LM Warehouse Area. ArQ.try Drive.
Medford. Oregon. (Mailing Morrs 1133
S. Riverside), at 10 30 A.M., PACIFIC
STANDARD TIME, en Thursday. October
u. for an hmwr marked or dvg-
T
mi fled.
LEGAL NOTICE
mii-'W of bids should be obtained from
the above District Manager. Trie right
Is hereby reserved to waive technical
defects In this advertisement and to re
act any or all bids. Tht united states
reserves the right to waive any Informal
ity in bids receivftf whenever such waiver
Is In the interest ot the United States.
IN KLAMATH COUNTY, OREGON:
OAC: All timber designated for cutting
on WW, W'iNE'i, SWV4SEV4 Section 19,
40 S.. R. 7 E.. W.M., estimated for
the purpose of this sale to be 372 M bd.
Dou-las-tir, 23 M bo. ft. ponderosa
pine, 78 M bd. ft. Incense-cedar, 101 M
bd. ft. white fir. No bid tor less than
$11.40 per M bd. ft. for the Douglas-tir,
. 60 per M bd. ft. for the ponderosa
Dine, $9.45 per M bd. ft. for the incense-
cedar, (12.60 per M bd. ft. for the white
or a total purchase price ot M.vn-iu
will be considered. Minimum deposit with
bid, $900.00.
No. 79. Sept. 14, 21.
Notice Is hereby given that the under
signed Irrigation District, will receive
bids for installation of one 150 HP pump
10,000 capacity, either turbine or propel
ler to be Installed at numb house No. 1
In Enterprise Irrigation District. Bids o
be received on or betore Oct. zorn, ii.
corner Patterson and Hllyard. District
reserves right to reject any or all bids.
Enterprise irrigation uisirict
By Raymond Batty, Sec.
No. SI. Sept. 14, 21. 28, Oct. s.
PROBATE NO. A0-W
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON
FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH
n the Matter ot the Estate f
ANDREW J. CONNOLLY, Deceased. ,
NOTICE is hereby given that the un-
derilaned, DAVID R. VANDENBERG,
jr.. s Am n srrator ot tne tsiaie or
ANDREW J. CONNOLLY, Deceased, has
tiled his final account In the Circuit court
of the Slate of Oregon, (or Klamath
County and that the 12th day of October,
1961, at the hour of 10 A.M. of said day
In the Courtroom of said Court hae
been appointed by said Court as the time
and place for the hearing of objections
thereto and the settlement thereof.
Day of first publication, September 14,
1961.
Day of last publication, October 5, 1961.
DAVID R. VANDENBERG, JR.
ADMINISTRATOR
'. R, BRADSHAW
621 Main St.
Klamath Fails, Oregon
Attorney for Administrator
No. J. Sept. 14, 21, e, uci. i.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
To all oersons Interested as creditors or
beneficiaries in the ESTATE OF FRANK
E. NORDSTROM, also known as f-kank
NORDSTROM, Deceased:
NOTICE IS HEREBY UIVEN mat Ihe
above named decedent died testate
April 16, 1961, a resident of the Ctly and
County of San Francisco, State ot Cali
fornia, and that proceedings are pending
In the superior court ot said city, county
and state for the administration of the
estate of sold decedent; that said decedent
at the time of his death was the own
er of SAVINGS ACCOUNT NO. 1108. with
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Ot
P O R T AND. KLAMATH FALLS
BRANCH, 601 Main Street, Klamath
Falls, Oregon, having a balance
S2.297.04; that after 90 days from
date of the first publication of this no
tice, payment of said account to tne un
dersigned foreign executor will be re.
quested; THEREFORE, any person ob-
ect na to such payment is nereD di
rected to give notice in writing to the
above mentioned depository branch
said bank that he objects thereto.
DATED: August 23, 1961.
Stanley E. Gustevson
California Executor of the
Estate of Frank E. Norstrom,
also known as Frank Nordstrom
o. 57, Aug. 31, Sept. 7, 14, 2).
NO. 61 -a
AMENDED NOTICE OF
DATE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON
FOR KLAMATH COUNTY
In the Matter of the Estate of EARL
M. JACKSON. Deceased
Notice is hereby given that l nave tnea
my final account of the administration of
tne above entitle, estate ana inai tne
Court has appointed October z, ivm at
10 A. M. as the time tor nearing ooiec
tions to such final account and the settle
ment thereof.
Lida H. Jackson, Administratrix
with the Will Annexed
Ganong & Ganong
Attorneys tor Administratrix
NO. 51, Aug. 31, Sept. 1, 14, zi
CITATION.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON
FOR KLAMATH COUNTY.
In the Matter ot the Estate of MARY
CLARK. Deceased.
TO: ESTELLE DANIEL, VICTORIA
DANIEL now WARREN, and the Unknown
Heirs of Charley Lewis, Jule Daniel and
Albertina Lanary.
IN THE NAME Ot- THfc 5IAIt Uh
OREGON:
You are hereby commanded and cited to
appear in the above - entitled court ana
matter within 10 days from the date of
service of this Citation II served within
Klamath County, Oregon, and within
davs if personalty served In any other
county of toe state ot Oregon, or wnnm
weeks if served outside tne Mate ot
Oregon and within the United States,
if served by puoiicanon wnnm s aays
from the date ot tne tirst publication ot
this Citation, to show cause. If any exist,
why an order of sale of the real property
of said estate, situated in Klamath county,
Oregon, to-wtt;
Lots 9B and 10A, Block 5, RAILROAD
ADDITION lo the City of Klamath Falls.
Oregon, according to the duly recorded
plat thereof on tile in the office ot the
County Clerk ot Klamath county, Oregon
being a piece of land 50' x 114.82' toge'h-
er with improvements thereon consisting
of three bu dings
should not be made as prayed for in the
petition of said administrator on ill? here
in, to pay the expenses of administration
and ol the claims against said estate by
David E. Card, the duly appointed quad
fied and acting administrator with the
will annexed of said estate.
This citation Is published In the Her
ald and News, a newspaper of general
circulation In KJamath County, Oregon, by
order dated the 25th day of August and
signed by the Hon. Donald A. W. Piper
Judge ot- the above entitled court.
wi,n. my nano ana seal ot saia
Court this 25th day of August, 1961.
CHAS. F. DeLAP, County Clerk
-s- Evelyn Biehn
Deputy
No. 67, Sept. 7, 14, 21, 38.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
As administratrix of the Estate ot Cal
vin Lionel Chlpps, Deceased, I have
filed my Final Account In the Circuit
Court tor Klamath County, Oregon; and
said Court has set Friday. October 6.
1961, at 10:00 A.M. for hearing objec-
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GLENN D. RAMIREZ
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NO. el-82 PROBATE
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON
FOR KLAMATH COUNTY ,
i the Matter ot the Estate of EDITH
FRANCES NEWTON, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that I have
been appointed Administrator with the Will
Annexed ot the Estate ot Edith Frances
Newton, deceased. All persons having
claims against said estate are required to
present them to me, with proper vouchers,
at the office of Ganong & Ganong, First
Federal Building, Klamath Falls, Oregon,
within six months from September 31,
1961, which Is the date of first publication
of thit notice.
William Ganong, Administrator
with the Will Annexed
Ganong & Ganong
Attorneys for Estate
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High Street. Phone TU 3 4404
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SPECIAL COMMUNICATION,
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day, Sept. 21, 7:30
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STANLEY Home Products Informallon,
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STUDIO Girl Cosmetics, beautiful Christ
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GIRL working hours 9-5 would like to
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TREE TOPPING
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WILL HARVEST
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ASPHALT paving, roadway material,
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4-JSNI. UtU. K. O I ACT CO.
ONE hour dry cleaning, no extra charge.
S and H Green Stamps. Free pickuo;
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5ixin near son bazaar.
PAINTING, repairing, wallpapering. Will
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Foundation, ditching, septic tank and
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ROTOTILLING
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Phone TU 4-8398
Appliance Repairs
WHIRLPOOL KENMORE SPECIALIST
Tues. and Frl.: Malin, Tulelake
FERGUSON APPLIANCE SERVICE
316 So. 6th (B&B Elect.) TU 2-3185
TOM TINKER
WATCHMAKER JEWELER
731 Main - Room 213 - TU 4-3622
Free Estimates
We time the stars.
COLEMAN SERVICE
Repairs Parts
Factory Trained
Swan Lake Moulding Co.
3226 St. 6th " TU 4-5145
VALLEY PUMP
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Domestic & Irrigation Pumps
2175 So. 6th TU 4-9776
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BUILDING CONTRACTORS
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HEJP WANTED, FEMALE 14 1ULTRA - modern one ond two-.,
MEDICAL secretary. MusPbe good tyrJbdrom POrtments, furnished or
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ANTED K'ly. good Christian woman. ' "Ol'-rO-WOll COrpet. YeOf
children. Loving care for refitted Unround swimming pool, off street
VMr , M to live In your home I . .L A.:l-u.. ,
TU 2-234. TU 2-44.
WANTED woman for alterations 9 n
men's ctothljg. Must be abe to perform
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WANTED baby sitter, Homedale district,
5 JO am. to 230 p m. Consider live
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WANTED working girl to share home,
1011 expenses or capable elderly wom
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Herald andews Box 723C.
EXPERIENCED short hour Stress.
Evenings and holidays. Harold's, 1034 Riv
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and manage a 1-year-old cafe and drive
in, doing good business. Will consider
leasing premises to right people. New
equipment and good Inventory. Excellent
opportunity for right persons, TU 4-913.
HELP WANTED, MALE .' 16
STATEWIDE DEVELOPMENT. Two men
needed in Klamath and Lake County
areas. Interesting work. Top wages and
good opportunity for advancement. Year
around work, no lay of is. Must be 31,
have car and neat in eppearanc.. Apply
at Rm. 314, 731 Main St. between 11 and
13 noon Friday, Sept. 33. See Mr. Guthrie.
USED CAR MAINTENANCE MAN
Prefer married OTI student with me
chanical aptitude (or part time work. Ap
ply at the Motor Mart, 439 South 7th St.
INDUSTRIOUS experienced general han
dyman wanted. In particular, should have
experience In painting. Please call TU
4-4161, Ext. 313.
GENERAL ranch hand. Furnished modern
house. Good wages. Write Box 293, Laxt
view, Oregon.
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after school
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I.EMI-RETIRED couple for part time
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SITUATIONS WANTED 18
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WILL fake care ot 1 or 2 small children,
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Reclamation.
WILL do baby sitting In my home.
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WILL keep a child 2 to 5 years old, fn
my home daily as companion for my son.
Lunch and loving care. Hot Springs dis
trict. TU 2-5176.
BABY SITTING for working mothers, my
home, north side. TU 4-3388.
EXCELLENT child cara.
days week. TU 4-4463.
BABY sitting, my home, suburban dis
trict. References. 3039 Crest, TU 4-4313.
EXPERIENCED bookkeeper wants small
accounts to do at home. Call TU 4-9074
after 6 p.m.
BABY sitting your home or mine.
2-1778 or TU 2-2711.
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WELL qualified office manager desires
local employment. Experience Includes
bookkeeping and shorthand together with
all other phases of office work. Able to
furnish good references. Box 722 C,
care of Herald News.
EXPERIENCED child care, my
side home, references, TU 4-7267.
north
IRONING, washing. Excellent work. Pick
up. deliver. TU 4-9434.
ROOMS FOR RENT 22
COMFORTABLE rooms, tour blocks from
Main, TV, parking. 629 Jefferson.
ROOMS, cabins, reasonable. Ernie's Ho
tel. 631 So. 5th. TU 2-5225.
STEAM HEATED,, CLEAN, QUIET,
CLOSE IN. 310 So. 5th, TU 2-0214.
ROOM, BOARD, GENTLEMEN
1607 CRESCENT
ROOM, BOARD, FOR GENTLEMAN
500 NO. NINTH
APARTMENTS FOR RENT 24
FURNISHED, clean apartment. 213 Ce
dar. NICELY furnished one bedroom apt.
Storm windows, bath. TU 4-9621, TU
4-7481.
TWO bedroom unfurnished apartment.
Close In. No calls after 6 p.m. TU 4-3864.
LARGE 2 bedroom house unfurnished.
Close to city center. Floor furnace. Close
to school. S65. TU 4-4708.
ONE bedroom furnished. 3213 Delaware.
TU 2-4746.
NICE 2 bedroom, furnished, $75. No oets.
Call TU 2-3852.
FURNISHED bachelor and family units.
Utilities. Close in. 1605 Esplanade.
BACHELOR apartment. Private entrance.
126 No. 3rd. TU 4-8281 or TU 2-2767.
EWAUNA - DOWNTOWN
Klamath's most modern, furnished,
So. llth. TU 2-1062.
ATTRACTIVE detached 3 room apt. Wa
ter and garbage paid. S50. TU 2-4646.
After 5 p.m. TU 4-3678.
ONE bedroom furnished apartment. Heat
and water furnished $65. TU 4-9564.
LARGE 2 room apartment, $40 j
Phone TU 2-6122.
ATTRACTIVE uptown one bedroom, 2
baths, furnished, adults. $85. Alpha Apis,,
TU 4-4522.
DESIRABLE downtown, 7th and Pine, fur
nished, adults, $55. Alpha Apts., TU 4-4522.
FURNISHED apartment, steam heat, near
Weyerhaeuser. $40. TU 4-8313.
DUPLEX, furnished, 1
close in, $60. Adults.
FURNISHED 1 bedroom apt., also trai'er
apt. Clean. TU 4-7077.
DUPLEX apt. near high school and
town. Unfurnished. Adults. TU 4-5821.
3 ROOM furnished apt., 2127 Orchard,
adults only, inquire 2037 Radcliffe.
AUDLEY APTS.
303 So. 8th TU 2-1343
MODERN APTS. $40 TO $60 MONTH
Well heated ) 8. 2 bedroom units. Rt
cently redecorated. Heat, water, garbage
included. Call at 224 Broad St.
REX ARMS
RICKFALLS
APARTMENTS
3 One & two bedroom. Heated Pool.
ROOSEVELT
APARTMENTS
2034 LEROY
Spacious, unfurnished two bedroom, ga
rage, hot water heat. Hot Springs area.
Adults. TU J-!7.
SHASTA VIEW
APARTMENTS
One and two bedroom apartments, fur.
nished or unfurnished: three bedroom
aoartments. unfurnished.
PRICES RANGE FROM 134 TO 134
Disposal, water, garbage end permanent
maintenance included.
OFFICE HOURS I A.M. TO S P.M.
Mondav through Friday
ISJ7 WASHBURN WAY TU 4-I5T7
KI PA SCOTTSWOOD
IN-VV MANOR
For Discriminating Peoplt
NEW OWNERSHIP
NEW MANAGEMENT
. -nri r.rrir-ntn, W....l
Rental $115 and up
includes utilities
ipftONES EES"
HELP WANTED FEMALE
wnv.-, timber.
timber, tht conditions of Mle and lut
Or co'l ot Aporrment No. I