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Newspaper Page Textft p 1 1 Wednesday, October 18, 1961 i PAGE 10-B HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Or. CROWNED AT MeCLOUD Pretty Miu Betty Dais was crowned Queen of the MeCloud Logger Homecoming Fettivitiei latt weekend by team captain Tom Sloan who then went onto the field to lead hit Loggeri to a 25-6 victory over the Etna High Lioni. Photo by Kite Lvmberjacks Slip To Ninth Poll Position NEW YORK (UPII-The United Press International small college football ratings (first-place votes and won-lost records in parentheses) team Points t. Northern Mich 5) (4-1) 200 2. Miss. Southern (9) '3-1 ' 191 3. Louisiana Tech (2) (3-1) 144 4. Texas Ail (1) (3-1) 134 5. Fresno State 3 (4-0) 111 6. SE Louisiana (2) (5-0) 110 7. Pittsburg (Kan.) (3) (5-01 107 8. Hofstra 21 13-0) 91 9. Humboldt (Calif.) St. (31) 76 10. Baldwin Wallace (1) (3-0) 67 Second 11, Idaho State (1), 64: 12, Whcaton 1, 48; 13, Kent (Ohio) State. 47; 14, Butler. 29; IS (tie), Florida A&M and Hills dale (Micb.) (1), 22 each; 17, Lamar Tech 2. 20; 18, (tie). Lenoir Rhyne and Lehigh 19 each; 20, Montana State, 18. Others, teams which received two or more votes Western Il linois, Tampa, West Chester (Pa.) Chattanooga, Southern Illinois, William Jewell, Delaware, Mis souri Valley, North Dakota, Wof- ford, Panhandle A&M, Sam Houston, Albright, Arkansas Tech, University of Minnesota (Duluth branch). Explosion Point By SHARON KAY RITCHIE Newspaper Enterprise Assn. The last step in the four-step approach is vital. William Wallace Lincoln, a son of Abraham Lincoln, died in the White House at the age of 12. Mm The two preceding steps are. in a sense, automatic. Here's what happens on the fourth step if ev erything is working: The left foot and right arm are synchronized. As the right arm descends in the pendulum, down ward and forward, the left foot begins to slide. The ball should be neither behind nor ahead of the bowler. At the end of the step comes the explosion point. This is the instant when the ball leaves the hand and the follow through begins. Mucn happens quickly. And it is all so important that many instructors begin their teaching of a student, who is not a beginner, by observ ing what he does here. Billy Wclu, a first team bowl ing Ail-American, gave me some fourth-step hints. The left foot should never leave the lane. The feet should be at right angles to the foul line. The shoulders should be parallel to the foul line, except when angling for a spare shot The bowler should be steady and well balanced. AT THE END of the step comes the explosion point. Peep Traction. iv , ... ... mem WW. "lit inn i ! tops r; , .. . ( mi'P .. . . Wr J aW .,Ulhlaw j F .. . !l TIME SERVICE GUARANTEE 'f .m m II liTfr iui uurwift uro iuuiiuiit giiai biuto r la if It's A Breeze Pick The Upset? 'Routine1: Hoople dEGAfc NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE CITATION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH In In Mattar of the Atfoptlon and Chang, of Namt of ANONA MARIE WI LEY. A Minor. TO HERSCHEL R. BLACK: You ara hereby cited and required fo appear in the above entitled court on or ProMla No. a m NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH In the Matter of the Estate of DOLL IE MARTIN SHIRLEY. Deceased. Notice li tiereby given thet I have filed my Final Account as Administratrix the above entitled Estate end that the Court has set November 3. 191, in Cir-K.ln,. thiiruiav. the lath day of Novem. cuit Court Room No. 1. t the hour of;ber( in tna circuit Court Room of 10:00 o'ciock A.M.. as me time tor near- (h Klamath Cour.lv Court House. Kiam- aroused Wisconsin. 32-29. North western will upset Ohio State, 31- 21 har-rumph! Go on with the forecast: Maryland 22, Air Force 8 Alabama 21, Tennessee 10 Texas 35, Arkansas 19 Ga. Tech 26, Auburn 13 So. Calif. 39, California 12 Clemson 27. Duke 14 Yale 24, Cornell 0 Navy 33, Detroit 23 Florida 19, Vanderbilt 9 Minnesota 16, Illinois 6 Missouri 16, Iowa State 14 Iowa 32, Wisconsin 29 Kansas 8, Oklahoma 7 La. Slate 10, Kentucky 7 Purdue 20, Michigan IE Noire Dame 28, Michigan St. 21 Mississippi 38, Tulane 8 No. Carolina 27, So. Carolina IS Northwestern 31, Ohio State 21 Nebraska 22, Okla. State 20 Syracuse 21, Penn State 10 Pitt 15, UCLA 12 Rice 28, So. Meth. 0 Tex. Chris. 33, Texas A. & M. 18 Scribe Hits .702 ACT NIGHT, Retread from Sidewall to Sidewall ... Low Prices 84 FighJ Results By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Reno, Nev. Terry Smith, 160, Sacramento, stopped Roxell Mos eley, 158, Las Vegas, Nev., 4. San Antonio, Tex. Santiago Gutierrez, 158. San Antonio, out pointed Harold Redman, 1564, Beaumont, 10. Omaha, Neb. Eddie Arm strong, 140, Elizabeth, N.J., out pointed Chino Diaz, 135W, Puerto Rico, 10. Boston Joe Denucci, 165, New ton, Mass., stopped Don Bale, lf.O'j, Boise, Idaho, 4. Sarnia, Ont. Jackie Richards, 189, Livonia, Mich., outpointed Norm Geddcs, 185, Detroit, 8. Tokyo Fumio Kaizu. 153, Jap an, knocked out Samart Sorn- daeng, 150, Thailand, 7, for Orient middleweight title. LONDON, England Eddie Machen, 20, Portland, Ore., stopped Brian London, 209, Eng land, 5. Tubeless or Tube-Type 6.70x15 Blackwoll Each in Pairs Plus Tax No Trade-in Required Tub-Typ or Tubtleis Black 7.10 x 15 12.94 7.60 i IS KM 8.00 x IS 15.94 Tubd-Typt or Tubdltsl Black 7.50 X 14 .... 11.B4- 8.00 x 14 13.94 8.50 x 14 15.95 Hat-Pin Pick Plan Okay For Claassen ILEEN WYMAN, Administratrix. Proctor V Puckett Attorney for Admlniilrator 117, Oct. 4. It, 11 ana 2), 141 No. 41-83 NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH In the Waiter ol tht Estift of ELLEN FORDYCE, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I am the duly appointed, qualified and act- tng Administratrix of the Estate ot Ellen Fordyce. deceased. All persons hiving claims against said estate art hereby notified to present the tame, with vouch ers attached in the manner provided by law. to me at the office of Edwin E. Drlscoll, 306 Pine Tree Building, Klam ath Falls, Oregon, within six months from September 20, 1961. the dale of the first publication of this notice. Beatrice wilkes. Admin istratrix of the Estate of ELLEN FORDYCE, Deceased. No. 97, Sept. 20, 27, Oct. 4, 11, II. Anona Marie Wiley, also known as Anona Marie Black, filed herein by Bur. nis Gordon Dusenperry and Esther Eliza beth Dusenberry, husband and wife, should not be granted and said child's name changed to Anona Marie Dusen berry. This citation Is published pursuant to the order ot the Honorable Donald A. W. Piper, Judge ol the above entitled court, made and entered October 17th, 1961. the first publication hereof being October II, 1961, and the last publication being No vember IS. 1961. CHAS. F. DeLAP, Clerk ol the Circuit Court. By s-Betty Hill Deputy. 151, Oct. II. 35, Nov. 1, 8, 15. By MAJOR AMOS B. HOOPI.E(2821. Iowa will squeeze past nllZ,,Ut " H Zr'JtSmSZSfSi The Wizard ol Oddi Hak-Kalf! Many loyal followers of Ihe Hoople System have been generous enough to send letters praising my uncanny perception correctly forecasting Mary land's upset of highly rated Syra cuse. It really wasn't necessary, dear readers. Not that your letters are not welcome, but predicting up sets such as Maryland s are rou tine for the Hoople System. I Ed. Note: The same day Major Hoople picked Army to defeat Michigan, 24-22. Actual score: Michigan 38. Army 8. Egadii This weekend the football spot light shines brightest over the Midwest where eight of the na tion's titans square off. Your humble author, whose grid iron heroics at Yale encouraged Midwestern schools to adopt the sport, has some surprises for you. I predict Michigan will fall be fore Purdue, 20-16. Notre Dame will prevail over Michigan State, De. NO. el-U PROBATE NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY Ihe Matter of the Estate CARL WALDEAAAR WE5TBERG. ceased. Notice Is hereby given that I have been appointed Administratrix of the Estate of Carl Waldemar Weslberg, deceased. All persons having claims against said es tate are required to present them to me. with proper vouchers, at the office of Genong & Ganong. First Federal Build ing. Klamath Falls. Oreqon, within six months from October 1961. which Is the date of first publication of this notice. Alia Marie Westberg, Administra trix Ganong & Ganong Attorneys tor Administratrix No. 120, Oct. 4, 11. IB. 25. By HAROLD CLAASSEN NEW YORK (API After bare ly surviving last week's flock of upsets (40 right, 17 wrong for .702) these college football selec tions are made by the tried and true hat-pin method just stab and forget. Michigan State over Notre Dame: For the second straight weekend Michigan State partici pates in one of the schedule's best games. Mississippi over Tulane: Mis sissippi doubled the score on the Greenies a year ago. Arkansas over Texas: Arkan sas' new attack will prevail over the Longhorns. Iowa over Wisconsin: The Hawkeyes have too much for Ron Miller's passing to overcome. Alabama over Tennessee: The Alabama defense is about as stingy as they come while Pat Trammell, the team's quarter back, is about as good as they come. Ohio State over Northwestern: Bob Ferguson gives the Buckeyes the edge. Colorado over Kansas State: The Buffaloes now are deter mined to go all the way. Georgia Tech over Auburn: You gotta stick with Stan Gann. Louisiana State over Kentucky: The Bayou Bengals get revenge for that surprising 3-0 setback of a year ago. Missouri over Iowa State: There just are not enough Iowa Staters to hold the horde of Missourians at bay. Syracuse over Penn State: The midweek hospital report says that all three of Syracuse's top three quarterbacks are battered and sore and that Ernie Da v i s is healthy. That's the decisive fact or. Michigan over Purdue: The Wolverines are smarting from that 28-0 lashing given them by Michigan State last weekend. Don't Look, But . . . TIME SERVICE GUARANTEE If tire- faJli durlnc the monthly uuranlM period, we will, mt onr option either rw -7-I pair it withowt coat or in exchange for the tit- old tire, gire yon a now iiro or a refand, charging only (or the period of ownership. 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His third, a one-yard plunge was set up off a 20-yard dash by Paul Burton, and he again ran conversion. In the final canto Eddie Fischer intercepted a Hayfork aerial and ran 47 yards for the final TD The conversion try was missed. The Hayforkers got their lone; tally in the second period. Odds Favor UW 'IV, UCLA, Mich. State BATTERY GUARANTEE If dtlKtln end will nM hold chortjat (1) Mil REPLACEMINT within 90 days. (2) Aft.r 90 doyi, w will rtpUc battery, charging only rar the pth4 ot owner. Mp. Chert it beied on neiiiar price, bit trade, in, at time et return, prorated ever neniker f month, el 0 uerento. L77 Mjfwith tradt-in Fits 1940-54 Chev rolet, 1934 - 53 Dodge, 1936-1955 Plymouth. 12-Volt, 24 Month Guarantee Alktee with treylt-ln frti 19S5-61 Chev., Pon. !!; im-ol Dedf, Morcwry, DoSoto, Rom kltr, Plymouth. O 3 z Reg. 2.39 SAVE 40c Jubilee Priced GALtrivi 1 - -J? ' Your Con " fcoi' 901. .84 I "Satisfaction guaranteed or your money back" SEARS 9:30 till 5:30 Friday Till 9:00 133 So. 8th TU 2-4481 NEW YORK (UP1) - Second ranked Michigan State is a 7-point favorite to down fifth- ranked Notre Dame in their "meetin' of the unbeaten" Saturday. Both teams scored impressive victories last Saturday, the Spar tans downing previously unbeaten Michigan, 28-0. for their fourth straight triumph of the season and Notre Dame clobbering Southern California, 30-0, to run its record to 4-0. Mississippi, the nation's No. 1 college football team, is a whop ping 28-point choice over Tulane, but third-ranked Texas is only a 4-point favorite over Arkansas In the three regionally televised games Saturday, Penn State is a BOWLING Lucky Lanes COMMERCIAL LEAGUE W L Liston Aircraft 17 14 i Larkin Ins. 30 8 Kimes Plumbing 19 9 , Bowers Dist. 16 12 Pioneer Tobacco 15 13 j J ay hawk Fuel Oil 14 14 Deal Rite Motors U 15 Pepsi Cola 13 15 ! Great Northern ID 18 I Larry's Foods 9 19 VFW 9 19 City Center Lodge 8 30 Oct. 17 results: Liston Aircraft 4. Kimes Plumbing 0; Bowers Dist. 4, City Cen ter Lodge 0; Pioneer Tobacco 3. Larry's Foods 1; Larkin Ins. 3. Great Northern 1; Pepsi Cola 3, VFW 1; Deal Rite Motors 2, Jay hawk Fuel Oil 2. High team game, Li&lon Aircraft 1008; high team series. Liston Aircraft 2853; high Ind. game, Leon Adreon 258; high ind. series. Leon Adreon 628. JOLLY JINX LEAGUE W L Klamath Brick and Tile 22 6 Conner TV Service 18' i 9 i Pickett's Dairy 17' 10Vj House of Shoes 16 12 Freeman's Saddlery 14 14 Clyde's Market 14 14 Bob's Flying A 12' 1 15' j Harold's TV and Radio 10' a 17V) Wtnema Hotel 9 Karmen's Western Wear 6 Oct. 16 results: Conner's TV Service 4, Freemans 0; House ot Shoes 4. Clyde's Mkt. 0; Pickett's Dairy 3Vj, Bob's Flying A '3; Harold's TV 3, Klamath Brick and Tile l; Wlnema Hotel 3, Karmen's West ern Wear 1. High team game. Conner's TV Service 963; high team series. House of Shoes 2681; high ind. game, Dorothy Brumbie ZD4; mgn ma. series. Ruin Harris 546. ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be received by the Klamath County Clerk no later than 11:00 A.M., Wednes day, November 1, 1961 lor treated timber piling as fallows: 14 pieces, 20 leet In lenqth 61 pieces, 25 feet In length 15 pieces, 30 feet in length Said piling shall measure not less than standard 12 inch diameters meas ured 3'0" from the butt end shall not oe less than i" in diameter at the top. All piling shall meet ASTM 05-1-1941 specifi cations and shall be treated to a reten tion of 10 pounds per cubic fool of 5050 Creosote Petroleum solution in accordance with AWPA specifications;. Piling will be li.spected by Klamaih County Road Department at th yard of the successful bidder prior to shipment and County Court will not accept any piling rejected by the inspector. nii-u art to be submitted in a sealed envelope, on the outside plainly marked Klamath County Piling Bid, and the bid shall be delivered to the County Clerk. Klamath County Court House. Klamath Falls, Oregon. The County Court of Klamath County reserves the right to reecl any or all bids. Chas. F. DeLap County Clerk No. 136, Oct. 18. 25. ' HERALD & NEWS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATE SCHEDULE- PHONE TU 4-8111 I a.m. to 4:30 p.m. weekday a a.m. to noon Saturday Count five words per line. Ads under lines count same as z lines. MINIMUM CHARGE 1.50 6 10 1 Line. Times I SJ.S0 3.25 4.00 4.75 elcome I HOME , ) ozziiu-nuoiii: MB ft 1 f 1 I X narrow 1-poinl choice over Syra cuse, Alabama is a 6-point favor ite over Tennessee, and Califor nia is a similar one-touchdown favorite over Southern California. Navy is picked to defeat De troit by at least 7 points in a Friday night game. Other odds on Saturday's ma jor games by sections: East: Holy Cross 6 over Dart mouth; Princeton 7 over Colgate: Villanova 7 over Boston College, Cornell 1 over Yale. South: Florida 6 over Vander- bilt; North Carolina 6 over South Carolina; Georgia Tech 7 over Auburn; Duke 6 over Clemson Mississippi State 7 over Georgia North Carolina State 7 over Wake Forest: Louisiana State 12 over Kentucky. Midwest: Indiana 3 over Wash ington state; Michigan 7 over Purdue; Ohio State 7 over North western: Minnesota 12 over Illi nois; Iowa 13 over Wisconsin: Missouri 7 over Iowa State: Colo rado 19 over Kansas State. Southwest: Oklahoma State 2 over iNebraska: Kansas 6 over Oklahoma: Texas A&M 6 over Texas Christian; Baylor 12 over Texas Tech: Rice 14 over South ern Methodist. Far West and Rockies: ' UCLA 6 over Pitt; Washington 7 over Stanford; Maryland 10 over Air Force. BASIN LIONS LEAGUE Times S4.00 5.00 a.00 7.00 Times S5.00 a 50 S.OO 9.50 Month S 9.00 11.50 14.00 16.50 50c DISCOUNT , per advertisement, If paid In advance. Above rates are for consecutive inser tions, without change of copy, for private Individuals. Advertising must be clear and understandable to be productive. All words must be spelled out. DEADLINE 4:30 p.m. day before publi cation. Noon Saturday for Sunday and vonday. CANCELLATIONS - CORRECTIONS On same schedule, except on jvtonaay inese are taken 'til 9:30 a.m. Please read first Insertion of your ad. The Herald sY News will give one extra run for typographical error. BUSINESS BUILDER RATES Daily without change, 1 Month t lines OA Inchl W. 12 lines 11 Inch) S25.00 BOX SERVICE cents per ad. CARD OF THANKS, and IN MEMORIAM KM FOR COMMERCIAL RATES PHONE TU 4-8111 FUNERAL HOMES ....C WARD'S Klamath Funeral Home. 525 High Street. Phone TU 2-4404. MEETING NOTICES 1 LOST & FOUND w L Mossbacks 16 4 Dorris No. 1 13 7 Oorrls NO. 3 11 9 Roarers 10 10 Lion Tamers I 13 Leos 8 12 Lions Tails 7 13 Twisters 7 13 Results: Dorris No. 3 3, Lion Tamers 1; Dorris No. 1 4, Twisters Oj Roarers Mossbacks 3;. Lions Tails 3, Leos 2. High learn game. Dorris No. 1 973; high team series, Dorris No. I 2689; high ind. game, oiy Rigo 545,- high ind. se ries. Oly Rigo 213. Kingsley MONDAY MIXED FOURSOME LEAGUE W L Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer 20 4 Squirt IB 6 Lucky Lanes 15 9 Olympia Beer IS 9 Lucky Lager Beer 12 12 Valuers Cafe 7 17 Pepsi Cola 6 18 Oct. 16 results: Squirt 4, Lewis Chevron 'PERSONALS 0; Pabst Blue Ribbon 1 Peosl Cola 1; Otympta Beer 3. Lucky Lager Beer 1; Lucky Lanes 3, Valliers 1. High team game. Lucky Lager 871; high team series, Olympia Beer 2264; high Ind. game (men). J. Conover 200; high ind. series (men), S. Bennett 534; high Ind. game (women). Char Palcrew ski 173; high ind. series (women). Char Palciewski 501. SPECIAL COMMUNICATION Chiloquin Lodge No. 197 AF & fQ fiv. rntray, vtiooer atum, r.ju p.m. junri Ska0. Bone, Chairman jv f Masonic I nstruo tions Committee, will visit 21st district through this meeting. Work in the EA Degree. All Maser Masons invited. Rt- freshments. G. H. Hogemon, W M. FOUND fishing pole and reel. Owner may claim by proper identification. TU 4-5864 eves. LOST, lady's while gold wrist watch, Mo doc Field, Friday evening. Reward. TU 3-0753 before 9 or after 5. LOST, keys in a small container. Re ward. TU 4-3465. Holiday WOMEN'S CLASSIC LEAGUE BEAUTIFUL Christmas gifts. Buy Studio Girl Cosmetics. Call TU 2-1261. CARE FOR AGED, PRIVATE HOME, 1914 Crest St., TU 4-8347. STANLEY-Home Products Information, call Kay Davis, TU 4-7645. LICENSED"" home-ferraged. TlTTiTiX DENTAL PLATES RCned Repaired while you wait. Ne v Plates Made F-m Your Old PEOPLE S DENTURE SERVICE 1033 MAIN TU 4-3384 ; Beach's Jewelers 19 5 Suburban Finance 17 7 Honaay enwi 15 v Harry Hatter Furn. 12 13 Trophy House 11 13 Crater Lake Creamery to 14 Brown's Plumbing 8 16 Bonanza Cafe 4 23 Oct. 17 results: Crater Lake Cream ery 3. Harry Hatter Furn. 1; Bonama Cate 2, Troohy House 2; Beach's Jewel ers 4. Brown's Plumbing 0; Suburban Finance 2. Holiday Bowl J High team game, Troohy House 799; high team series. Troohy Home 2009; high Ind. game. Ruth Bishop 223; high ind. series, Audrey Smelcer 576. HOLIDAY MASTERS TRIO LEAGUE iPUBL!C1AR,II " SERVICES 7 'ALCOHOLICS Anonymous, phone TU 3-5740 or P.O. Box 304. Also friendly help tor the families ot alcoholics. YOUNG women of any faith needing con fidential advice may contact Miss Pruttt, Cathode Charities. 378 W. Broadway. En Qene. Oregon. Phone 5-3643 Black Hawks iNail Victory LHICAUO lAPi The world champion Chicago Black Hawks finally broke into the victory col umn Tuesday night after a pair of ties, but Coach Rudy Pilous and his players were far from satisfied with their 5-3 triumph over Boston. I know we play New York Thursday night." said Pilous in the dressing rorgn. "but we're 1 going to practice tomorrow any I way. Maybe we can tighten up the club a bit. Kxcept for a short span of one minute and 20 seconds in tne sec- Dallas Texans and announced he I would be ready to play against' the Denver Broncos on Sunday. Also added to the Titare,m INSURANCE INSURANCE ON FARMS Savings on Fir. and Vehicles "It it's Insuranc. - we have it" HARRY LANPHEAR 130 SO. h - TU 4-3933 Saves Money Saves T im Saves Errors Saves Grief i!?1 " D"vs every way to get your Insurance !jiiV'rom on '"formed source , . . Your 173 97 jJ t IN - D KlJvJ In 0 insurance Agency Hawley'i Plastering Service Sou-rt Bennington Steel Bldgs. Char House 173 15 I The Trophy House l7tMi4,( So e,h Results: Hawiey's PHitpriftg 3. Char FARMS - HOVES - BUSINESS House 1; Souirt i Troohv Hmjie 1; Bert-1 "SAV WITH SAFETY mitotan Steel 3. Lucv Lans 1 VFRIM FiMI PV High team game. Hewlev't Plasterlno VUtXlN LVILtl 3: high team series, Hawiey's Piser ng 1S1; hiah Ind. game. Ruton Barrwtt I6i; h-gh ind. series. Chuck Reynolds 171. 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