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PACK t-D HERALD AND NEWS, Klanutli Falls, Ore. Thursday, February H, 196 (rater Enterprises Tops Men's Team Play Crater Enterprises finished as the team winner in the 19th an nual Men's City Bowling Associa tion Tournament Wednesday night bs the tourney rolled into the dou-; bles and singles portion of the meet which w ill be held Thursday through Monday at Lucky Lanes. The team play, which finished at Holiday Bowl Wednesday night, found Tuesday nicht's leader Cra ter Enterprises still tin leader and winner of the Class A team tro phy. The Enterprisers had a total pinfall of 3129 to win. But there was a new second place team Wednesday night in Southern Ore gon Music which pulled into sec ond with a 3082. Tule Lanes was third with 3057, Bruce Owens Realtor fourth 3049 and there was a three-way tie for fifth between n A BIG MISS This early first round action finds Jimmy Proctor missing a wide left hook as Los Angeles' Cecil Mott ducks under the punch. Mott used a devastating left hand to finish Proctor in the fifth round with a pair of knockdowns by body blows. He had dropped Proctor for the eight count in the third round with a great left hook. Sears Roebuck Commercial, Jock's Market and McKaig Pota- toes, all with 2!M2s. Elmer's Texaco came through with the finest team score of the tourney to win the Class B team trophy with a total pinfall of 3151. There were three new leaders Wednesday night as Tule Make Up-Kandra came in second with 3072 and Kcnyon Hulls third with 3049 and 3047 respectively. Tulelake Cabinet Shop held up as the winner in Class C with 3118 pins. K. C. Floor Covering moved into second Wednesday night with a 3041 and Winema Elevators was third with 2997. Forty-three special pin awards were given to bowlers by the Klamath Falls Bowling Associa tion in the tlrlrd night of team event bowling. One special trophy was won by Los Biebcr who bowled a 268 game. The doubles and singles now move to Lucky Lanes and the first bowling in these categories begin today at fi:30 p.m. FINAL TEAM RESULTS "A" TEAMS 1 Crater Enterprises 3119 2 so. Oregon music, X 3082 3 Tule Lenes 3057 4 Bruce Owens Reeltor, x 3049 s Tnree way Tie Seers Roebuck . Commerclel 9992 Jock'i Market, x 399? McKatg Potatoes, x 299? B. R. C. of A. J9I7 Klemeth Tractor Classic 3876 Tim's Shell Service 2843 Klamalh Cable TV 2812 Baley Farms 2805 Lucky Lanes - Autometlve ?8S8 fth street Oxygen ?747 Valuer's Cafe 2183 Lucky Lanes Classic 296! Spud Cellar 3937 Modoc Lumber 3885 Bing's caie 2936 Victor's 2889 Lewis Chevron 3714 Laurentlda Finance 3837 Dele's Body Shop 3970 Acme Concrete 2638 x denotes new leedars "S" TEAMS 1 Elmer's Texaco 31 St 2 Tule meke up Kandra, X 3072 3 Kenyon Kults, x 3065 4 Metier Bros. 3049 5 Mouldlngcrett 3047 6 Ed Wharton Signal 3043 7 M . M Market 3032 I Klamath Hardwood "A" 3033 9 Locel Loan Co, 3016 to Larry's Foods 3013 Wittenberg Keeps Top Cage Ranking NEW YORK (UPI)-The United Press International small college basketball championship may be determined this weekend in the final round of the Ohio Confer enco tournament. , Wittenberg, named today to the No. 1 spot for the seventh straight week, completed its regular sea- nn with fin 3R.1 riwnrrl And tact week extended Its winning streak to 15 games by beating Otterbein and Marietta in first-half compe tition of its own Ohio Conference tourney. The tournament ends tills week and it is expected that Wltten berg will meet fifth-ranked Akron in the Saturday night final. In the IViday pairings, WittenN.rg meets Ohio Wesloyan and A'r.xm -tackles Hiram. Since the UPI small college champion will be named next week, a loss at tills time might ruin Wittenberg s title hopes. ' Waiting in the wings along with Akron, hoping to take advantage should Wittenberg falter and turn' ble from the top, are Grambling, EvansviUe and Southeast Mis souri. The Tigers of Wittenberg re ceived solid support from the 35 man UPI Board of Coaches In the next-to-last balloting, receiv ing 27 first-place votes and a to tal of 325 points. There were no changes In the next three spots as Grambling received 259 points, Evansville 24S and Southeast Missouri 230. Akron moved up one notch with 174 points while Tennessee State fell to sixth with 172. - The biggest jump of the week among the elite was made by Fresno State, which advanced two places to seventh. Southern 1 1 1 i - nois remained sigh'Ji, Frairif .View fell from seventh to ninth. and South Dakota State moved up .'to 10th place. t estminster, last season s small college champion, dropped out of the top 10 for the first time this season, falling one notch to 11th, while the rest of the sec ond 10 consisted of tho Univer sity of California at Santa Bar bara, Augsburg, Hofstra, Lamar Tech, Indiana (Ind.) Stale, South eastern Oklahoma, Northeastern, Delta State and Regis. NEW YORK (l'Pl-Tlie United Press International small college basketball ratings Willi first -place votes and won-lost records through Saturday, Feb. 23, in pa rentheses): Team Points 1. Wittenberg (27) (20-11 325j 2. Grambling (I) (23-2 259 3. Evansville (1) (19-4) 245 4. SE. Missouri (2) 20-2 230 . Akron (21-2) 174 ' . Tennessee States (21-4) 172 7. Fresno State (1) (18-5) OR 8 Sou. Illinois (IS-) (A V. Prairie View (17-7) &5 10. S. Dakota St (1) (1M 49 Second 10 teams II. West minster (Pa.), 34; 12, Univ. of; Calif, at Santa Barbara, 31: 13 (tie), Augsburg (1) and Hofstra 25 each; 15, Lamar Tech (1), 24; 16, Indiana State (Ind.), 18; 17' (tie). Southeastern Oklahoma and Northeastern, 13 each; 19 (tie), Delta Slate and Regis, 8 each. Others (3 or more points) Or ange State and Weber (Utah), 7 each; Washington (Mo.) and Ar kansas State, 6 each; Pacific Lutheran and Central Missouri, 4 each; Lewis and Clark, Depauw and Jacksonville, 3 each. it Gunnard Shoe Renew 13 Shipping Studs 13 Don Potter Machinery standup Sheds Office Overheads Hardboard Finishing East Side Electric Maintenance Supers Spoilers Nu Loc Nuts Belts Kilowatts No Accounts Weyerhaeuser Yerd Birds Herald 8 News ' Coast to Coast K of C No. 1 Suburban Finance X denotes new leaders "C" TeAMS 1 Tulelake Cabinet Shop K.C. Floor Covering, X 3 Winema Elevators Relects Sawmill Lett Overs Guttersnipes Werehouse Mixers Schulie Tire Service Sunnyslde Produce x denotes new leaders 3005 2999 2995 2951 2925 3902 290? 2901 2867 2858 2853 3837 3788 3739 2735 2790 2742 3909 2831 3118 3041 3997 394S 3846 2787 3757 2616 2991 2775 3939 r SSDRE6 PANDORA'S HOLIDAY LEAGUE 59'. 1va 58 Spirt Spotters Economy Cesh Grocery Holiday Bowl CoMe Shop 57 Morrison end Knudsen 53 Co Groctry 49 Automatic Trnsmition 37'j SflVj Sierra Gun Shop 37 59 Lovely Lady Beauty Salon 33 63 Feb. 37 results: Spare Spotters 3, Mor rison Knudsen 1; Economy Cesh Gro cery 3. Co Grocery I; Holiday Bowl Col tee Shop 3, Lovely Lady Beauty Sa lon i; Automatic Transmission 3, Sierra Gun Shop I. High team game. Holiday Bowl Coffee Shop 725; high team series, Holiday Bowl Coffee Shop 2073; high ind. game, Mary Skoog 193,- high Ind. series, Mary Skoog aei. SLOW POKES LEAGUE W Screw Balls Pin Busters S31 i Wednesday Weepers 48' j Trail Oraggers 47Vi Lonesome Four 46 Unpredictable 46 Lucky Belles 45 "i Lucky Strikes 39', Feb. 27 results: High team game, predictable 753; high team serlesi predictable 2071 ; high ind. game, Gumbert 176; high ind. series. I Cray 467. L 3 7 'j 43'.j 47Vi 4JVl, 50 50 SO'-'i 56' J Un-Un Lois onme Carter Favored li HOUSTON (UPI) Defending champion Don Carter will (ace the field today when 96 bowlers begin rolling in the Professional Bowlers Association $20,500 Alt Charity Classic. Carter won the 1X2 classic but has been off to a slow start this year. He has won $3,547 in 1963 compared with the more than $40,- 000 he took home in 1962. Carter, 36, and the other vet erans on the tour have been hav ing their troubles with the young or set. Last week in Dallas the St. Louis bowler lost in the quar ter-finals of the All-American Clas sic to 25-year-old Bill Johnson of Kansas City. It was only Johnson's fifth tournament as a pro and he went on to beat Don Ellis of Houston and Pat Patterson of St. Louis to take the $5,000 first prize money. The win moved Johnson to num ber six in the lop 10 on the tour ncy this year. Andy Marzich, 26, or Long Beach, Calif., leads the pack with $10,995 won after finishing first at Denver and Louisville. In his sophomore year on the tour, Mar zich Is the only bowler to win twe tournaments. There will be 8fi PBA members in the Houston tournament plus another 10 local non-members for a total of 96. The list includes such big name stars as Ed Lubanski of Detroit, Jim St. John of Chicago, and Al Savas, Dick Weber, Billy Welu and Harry Smith, all of S' Louis. Kish have been kept in captivity since about 2500 B.C., when the Sumenans maintained them ponds for food. ajiiipwssuiiMjjisesiy yi. ..,.., , i ..v. 1 S .5 : -( -3 LOCAL LAD DOWN AND OUT Jim Buker, KUmath'i representative in the pro fessional fight cerd at Klamath Auditorium Wednesday night, holds himself with his hands after being knoeled down for the second and final time by Portland's Derry Thompson. Buker was TKOed in the second when the fight was halted. He had been decked once already and barely beat the 10 count. Casey Has One Aim -To Keep Mets From Becoming 'Fraud' ST. PETERSBURG, Kla. (UP1 Casey Stengel has only one aim this year and that is to keep the New York Mets from becoming a fraud. "And Hint's just what we'll be if we don't do better than last year," claims Stengel, who will be 73 in July. Old Case, fltor a long and brilliant stint as manager of the Yankees, took over the newly formed Mets at their inception last year and found the going "awfully rough." They won only 40 games while losing 120, finishing en'i games behind the pennant winning Giants. "I can't see how things can be tougher," Stengel sighed. "On the other hand, I'm not kidding my self. We're a long way from be ing a representative major league team." He isn't giving up hope, how ever. Dozen Major I.raguerts "Last year at this time we did not know how many, if any, ma jor league players we had on our roster," he pointed out. "At least we're tincad of the game in thai respect this year for we know e have a dozen players who be long." He didn't name tlicm all but as he rambled on for a few thou sand words he said that olher clubs were bidding lor pitchers Al JacktMiu, Jay Hook and Koaer Craig, outfielder Frank Thomas and Jim Hickman and InfieKler Charlie Neal. "The clubs that let those play ers go in the player draft to slock our new club now w ant 'em back." Stengel explained. "So It turns out they made mistakes when they let them go. But they didn't make enough so far as we are con cerned for most of the olhers we got didn't turn out so good." Stengel slill is hopeful of mak ing some deals. He and President Cieorge Weiss ate on the phone almnt every day talking with oilier clubs. Want Duke Snider "1 don't suppose we'll get any where until we near the end of spring training when the other learns will have a betler line on what they need," Weiss said, "Hut we'll keep trying " The Mets still would like tn get veteran Duke Snider from the Dodgers because Ihey are short of Ictl-handed hitting outfieldrs. But the Dodgers want Craig in exchange and the Mels want to pay cash. "We can't afford to trade one of our established players unless we can gel Iwo players in re turn who cm play for us every day," explained Weiss. Counts, Baker Named Honorable Mentions NEW YORK (UPD Art Hey man of Duke, the No. 1 pro pros pect in college basketball, and Ron Bonham and Tom Thackcr, standouts on lop ranked Cincin nati, are the leading choices on the 1963 United Press International All-America team announced to day. Jerry Hatkness of Loyola Ull.) and Gary Bradds of Ohio State are the two other collegians hon ored in the UPI's annual poll of 247 sports writers and broadcast ers throughout the country. Heyman, regarded a cinch to be Second Team Barry Kramer, NYU Rod Thorn, West Virginia Sale Thurmond, Bowling Green Cotton Nash, Kentucky Bill Bradley, Princeton Third Team Walt Hazzard, UCLA Dave Stallworth, Wichita Nick Werkman, Seton Hall Eddie Miles, Seattle Bill Green Colorado State Honorable Mention (2 or more votes) , Baker, Oregon State; Barnes. Texas Western; Barry, George- the first collegian drafted by thet0wnt Barry, Miami Fla.); Beck- r ; 1 a :l - ,ul . - . . H , , professionals in April, was the most popular choice on the team The 21-year-old New York youth who migrated to the Carolinas for his education was a first-team choice of 201 voters and a second- team selection of 12 others. His name thus appeared on 8S.2 per cent of the ballots cast. Scoring Average Low Bonham and Thacker were next in popularity, followed by Hark ness and Bradds, in that order The scoring average of 22.2 points per-man per-game for this year's All-America team is com parativcly low (last season's, for example, averaged more than 27 points per man). However, this year's honor five shows excellent balance, with 6-foot-8 Bradds the high scoring pivot man and rebounder; Hey man and Bonham, each 6-foot-5. the strong, aggressive forecourt men, and Thacker and Harkness each 6-foot-2, the outside sharp shooters and ballhawks The consensus of the nation's college basketball experts thus se lectcd a team dominated by four players from Midwestern schools Heyman, Thackcr and Harkness are seniors, while Bonham and Bradds are juniors. Represent Top Teams The All-Americans also come from among the six highest rank ing college, teams. Cincinnati Duke and Loyola are rated 1-2-3 by the UPI Board of Coaches and Ohio State is sixth. Barry Kramer of New York University heads the second team which includes Nate Thurmond of Bowling Green, Rod Thorn of West Virginia, Bill Bradley of Princeton and Cotton Nash ot Kentucky. They received votes in that order. A third team is made up of: Walt Hazzard. UCLA; Dave Stall- worth, Wichita; Nick Werkman of Seton Hall, the major college scor ing leader; Eddie Miles. Seattle, and Bill Green, Colorado State University. NEW YORK (UPD -The 1963 United Press International All- America basketball team: First Team Art Heyman, Duke Ron Bonham, Cincinnati Gary Bradds, Ohio State ' Tom Thackcr, Cincinnati Jerry Harkness, Loyola (111.) Portland Waiting, Hoping Western Hockey League Roundup By United Press International Unaccustomed as they are to watchful wailing, that's what the Portland Buckaroos are up to to- day. The Buckaroos, following a 5-4 loss to Calgary Wednesday night, now have only an exposed one- point lead over the San Francisco Seals in the Western Hockey League Southern Division. And the Sals arc in action to night, against Los Angeles on the Blades' Ice, while the Buckaroos are not scheduled. It would be a mistake lo call them idle, how ever, because they'll be doing a lot ot thumb-twiddling. The Bucks, who have been lead ing the division for almost the en tire season, lost their chance to pull three points ahead Wednes day nighl when the aroused Slam- peders hanged in two third-period goals. Portland held a 4-3 lead when Calgary's Ron l.copold rippled Ihe nel cords at 5 . 19 of the tin.il frame. Gordon Vejprava blinked Ihe light ag;iin for Ihe Stamped- ers at B:.sa, with lopold and ., , . , , . IGrette Logan . The Win was doubly satisfying! Eleanor Taylor (or the Slampeders. Not only did il make Portland's lead precari ous, hut it was the first victory Calgary scored over Portland in seven tries this season. The Seals-Blades collision is the only game on the agenda tonight. The Seals have won six of the Iwo teams' 10 meetings this year. er, Arizona State; Bolyard, In diana; Boyer, Arkansas; Brody, Illinois: Buntin. Michigan; Bur well, Illinois; Caldwell, Arizona State; Ccrkvenik, Arizona Stale; Charlton, Colorado: Counts, Ore gon State; Crawford, St. Bonaven ture: Crump, Idaho State; Cun ningham, North Carolina; Dose, Stanford; Downey, Illinois Eagan Loyola (III.); Ernst, Providence; Estes, Utah State; Falk. North western; Garland, Purdue; Gen- eralovich, Pitt: Gent, Michigan State; Glenn, Niagara; Gold, Mis sissippi State; Gray, St. Mary's i Calif.). Hairston, NYU: Harge, New Mexico; Harger, Houston; Hattnn, Dayton: Herndon, Bradley; Het zel, Davidson: Hunter, Loyola i III.); Johns, Auburn: Johnson. Idaho; Jones, Villanova: Kerwin, Tulanc. Kcssinger, Mississippi; King, Tulsa; Kirk, Memphis St.; Komives, Bowling Green; Kopcr, Oklahoma .City U.; Lenox, Texas AM&; Lynam, St. Joseph's Pa.); Magdanz, Minnesota; Martin. Southern California; McCormick, West Virginia; McCoy, Miami (Fla.); McDonald, Ohio State: Mitchell, Mississippi State; Moore Wichita; Mullins, Duke; Newsom Western Michigan: O'Connell, Ni agara; O'Connor, Canisius. Rayl, Indiana; Reasbeck, Ohio State; Rhine, Rice; Ricketts, Ohio State; Robinson. Wyoming; Rouse.'Loyola (111.); Silas, Creigh. ton; Sloan, Evansville; Small, Il linois; Smith, Furman; Strickland, Jacksonville; Stroud, Mississippi State: Thrasher, Wittenberg; Ward, Boston College; Wilson, Cincinnati Wolford, Toledo; Yates, Cincinnati. LEGAL NOTICE Claims allowed by tht County Court and Warrants Issued on ths various Funds; ot the County, also A Concise Statement Of County Court Proceedings tor tiie month of January, 1963. CURRENT EXPENSE E. E. Blanchard. Salary, Purchas ing Agent 165.59 wary lou Lindsay, salary. Tax Clerk 117.49 Virginia Richer 112.90 Ellen Upp, Salary, Receptionist .. 97.57 Ellen Blehn, Salary, Deoulv Sheriff 196,62 L. L. Bogarl 3)3.15 Dee Ann Coy 96.34 Belty Crank 185.64 L. E. Saunders 241.83 D. E. Summers 226.48 Esther Newell. Salary, Deputy Tax Collector 322.63 Ruth Bishop 211.661 Nellie Knupp 146.1B Lucille Nelson 108.73 Verla Phillips 102.90 Dorothy Witt 96.66 N. R. Mitchell. Salary, Jailer 147.58 W. M. Thornt 238.50 H. A. Perkins 156.19 A. D. Torgerson 263.60 Bert Vaagen 187.31 W. G. Spawn, Salary, Cook al Jail 344.75 R. J. Conroy, Salary, Deputy Sher iff 277.39 R. J. Hartley 158.46 J. W. Hunton 196.70 A. O. Youngblood 322.29 Dorothy Rogers. Salary, Deputy County Clerk 343.26i Jo Babcock 141.71 Gladys DeLap 112.2B Betty Hill 249.95 Maxine Linville 110.64 Mildred Meguire 204.13 Norma Richardson 249.26 Carolyn Seneca) 126.941 Ruth Walls 204.13 Jane Wever 241.24 Emily Yuen 190.83 Evelyn Biehn, Salary, Extra Help County Clerk 223.40 Ada Barleen, Salary, Deputy As sessor H6.67 Ida Bramwell 170.66' Darlene Curl man 117.51 Berta Decker 90.52 D. J. Gray 230.41 Ida Pierucclnl 71.66 F. R. Bramwell, Salary Personal Properly Appraiser 348.77 J. G. Grimes 290.62 J. W. Barrett, Salary, Field Ap praiser 270.51 R. D. Breckman 340.25 F. W. Meeker 329,26 R. A. Nelson 222.4 N. B. Nelson 225.85 C. A. Poteet 266.09 Arlene Bowman, Salary, Stenogra pher District Attorney 1 30.45 Suzanne Dlller 124.81 Reba Hummel 98.881 S. A. McKeen, Salary, Deputy Dis- irtci Attorney 17.38 J. R. Thomas 231.21 J. Weber Jr.. Salary. Special Investigator Dlst. Alt'r 408.17 Mildred Blnney, Salary. Deputy treasurer 229.46 T. D. Case. Salary, Veteran Serv ice Officer 201.66 J. S. MatHck 285.99 C. G. Merrill, Salary, Constable .. 295.201 Evelyn Roemhlldt, Salary Secre tary. District Judqe 246.22 Loyd DeLap, Salary, Bailiff Circuit Court 111,52 Mary DeLap 149.42 F. H. Hellbronner 235.52 Betty Matthews, Salary, Secretary, Circuit Judge 246.18 R. A. Walker, Salary, Justice of Peace 167.54 Walter Zimmerman 216.59 J. H. Davidson, Salary, Constable 23 69 A. O. Youngblood 20.00 E. E. Blanchard, Salary, Surplus Foods, Welfare 200.00 F. H. McCornack, Salary, Fire Warden 296 20 L. D. Schooler, Salary, County Fire Oept 205.27 A. C. Hart 304.08 A. J. LoomlS 335.92 L. D. Matthews 151.75 G. A. Odell 76.75 B. E. Wlnkley 295.51 M. G. Gordon . 183.73 F. L. Mathews, Salary, Juvenile Officer 485.95 Rosemery Lusk Ij4.92 F. E. Olp 370.78 Troy E. Cook . 171.84 Nona Cleek, Salary, Juvenile Dept. 154.43 Evadna Paxton IPO 76 Georgia Johnson 172.25 A, G. Logan 134.43 Svlvia Logan 108 (5 Flora Clark 63.87 E. M. Searles, Salary, Civil De- tense Director 319.37 S. M. Kerr cm, Salary, Health Of ficer 724.18 Marian Ackerman, Salary, Health Dept. 199,46 Ellen Bteltensteln 278.91 W. L. Bourland 386.09 Myrtle Caldwell 393.6? Marorie Comer .... 381.22 Dorothy Frldley 388 98 Naomi Miller 159 01! W. K. Ostiund 373 29; E. Mae Soeir 301,68' Marian SK inner 265.5' Mildred Lowden 44 59' Agnes Rusth H8 451 LEGAL NOTICE B. Comer R. C. F'Ser ... Marie Johnsur. Salary, Weed Con trol H. B seWeferstiin . . W. R. Fenton, Salary, Janitor ... irma Arnold . W. M. Britlon W. P. Alha Louise Groseciose SUNT TO MINORS ROSTON UTI - Goalie Boh Pcrrfmilt, who played 22 pames with the Ronton Bruins of the Na tional Hockey lr.tiMe before his Dec. 15 injury, has been mmU to the RochoMer Americans of the American Hockey rer- JJn re.uill is Mihject to immecSiate re- pi I, Curd Rfflwa'er t,lil- Carolyn Rpcp Bunvard Maeivn Brown. Salary. Nursing H(m Dorothy Rogers Clovls Bowman ...... Ina Brown ... Jewel B'own Svtiney Ciausln Erne Cooper Vrorle Coppinger Veude Do'y Caret Earn Edna Edmuni(n . . . ..... E. F. Eisenbens 'n Fret . Carol Frel Edna Gregory F-enkie Gregory Myrtle Hesrock Pet Hescrxk Artie MOMM - .. Zeiia MsMqes ... Jennie Hunt . . 6ua King ... V.vten Land's javmood Mtlnryre Neoml Mitchell Nre Peqe 74.871 479.5JI 15.6o! 34?. 71: 139 301 141 02 108 95 119 01 8;.rt 177 81 116 88 302 J19 41 50 00 97 61 8 OJ 184 86 167 14 US 0ft 77 15 130 97 41 90 88 63 ISO 33 105 62 1 4 113 73 179 W 10 3.1 42 II 111 47 176 II 'i 60 187 f 143 18 37 0 W4 30 J.i I 3 47 4 119 34 :n ?9 i it 305 Viola Ropp Dorothy Rut ledge Evallne Stevenson Marorie Sukraw Haltle Tucker Nannie Williams Janice Arnold J. B. Campbell Ruby Campbell Thomas A. Gross, Salary, Experi mental Area Richard Gross John C. Koehn George Maxwell John M. Maxwell Gladys Sample, Salary, Health Depl Carrie Fenton, Salary, Janitor ... ROAD DEPARTMENT Earl Alston, Salary W. C. Bailey Jr I. W. Beard L. G. Blackmer V. J. Boomer H. V. Borton Frank Braman J. G. Bramhall R. H. Bryson N. C. Burney L. S. Coon C. L. Cox R. C. Cox J. H. Creed, Salary, County Engi neer J. R. Dalton, Salary G. H. Davis J. B. Dennis E. P. Evans O. W. Gaines F. A. Gardner D. E. Glbney D. R. Hale E. S. Hawkins D. E. Heath R. B. Hlx W. T. Hood H. T. Kellison E. H. Kent ,. E. E. Kessler Maribel Kid wo 11 J. A. Klmbrough Olive Kinmark W. W. Kuril. Amedeo Lasagna George Lasagna W. D. Leavitt Marilyn Leroy ..,.. D. G. Lewis G. O. Lewis Jr E. J. Linville G. G. Lousignont M. M. McClay Ellia McDonald ! M. C. Martin J. W. Mather J. F. Mattos W. H. Melhase J. R. Merrill J. W. Mills I. B. Morris C. R. Myers Jack Mynatt C. M. Nelson Wiliard Noble A. C. Oberg T. J. Owens D. W. Palmer E. W. Parkhurst H. L. Patton E. A. Peterson D. A. Pinner J. W. Pitcher F. C. Pusser Jr D. E. Reeder O. D. Reeder E. W. Reynolds H. L. Richardson W. F. Robinson G. D. Say L. L. Scarbrough L. E. Shelley M. L. Stair O. G. Stenberg D. A. Stevenson W. H. Stiles O. F. Sukraw R. W. Sweet G. D. Teeters R. C. Thomson P. C. Towns end J. E. Watson J. F. Waybrant C. K. Wells , H. E. Willhlle G. D. Williams R, D. Wright Aubrey Young COUNTY LIBRARY Opal Bennett, Salary Beulah Campbell Svbil Campbell Betty Cote Gladys Cox Belty Emi.iert Irma Malthf ws R. H. Matthews W. B. Smith Ethel Zevely Carmele Hartin Cynthia Riley Barbara Walrath Marilyn Yunck Doroihy Holman Frances ColliOer . Mildred Kefliion .. .... DOG FUND D. E, Libby. Salary Neola L'bby ... . MUSEUM FUND Irene Seeiey, Salary Donalda DeVore James Devpre LAW LIBRARY Loyd DeLap. Salary . CURRENT EXPENSE James W. Thomas, Witness. Cir cuit Court J. M. Britlon. Sheriff. Epenes Delbert Summers, Deputy Sheriff Travel expense . Lee Saunders. Deputy Sheriff Deiben Summers, Deputy Sheriff James G. Grimes, Travel eioense. Personal Property Aoprai, Ray Brdckrrutn, Travel expense. Field Appraiser Ida P'erucc'ni. Travel expense. Deputy Assessor Ada Barleen C. R Caldwell, Trivet expense. Assessor John j. Weber Jr , Mileage, Spec ial lnvitiga'r Ethel Benet. Jurors, Orcu't Frrh P Drew . ... Iris Ford Bernard Griffin Lawrence L. Little John A. Ralfetlo Manuel Reyes Albert P. Turner , Alfred G. Wu David M Jtemple Cathryn S. CVvan James S Pennington Oatrence EDPerwwi Ethel ft. Crawford . . E-M'e L DaWy Sewa't Pa- Lvie KeHstrem Jean K e'ty Warren g Mason M C Maves . Bernty Nolan lrri M. Att.Wi Ai-ce Bu'khe't E W vatoney Or en v Geri-d s Cu'fis LEGAL NOTICE Wilnesses, Clr- 186.07 200.83 117.92 146.00 165.71 137.49 166.14 176.67 164.17 3.71 18.03 3.33 281.38 142.88 59.09 45 87 274.87 196.55 253.42 183.53 242.10 232.50 234.49 216.02 278.04 203.38 208.56 237.34 256.12 475.16 261.78 164.62 193.16 357.471 221.55 210.25 311.23 200.95 132.68 313.24 287.69 336.82 272.79 219.35 341.09 225.87 337.55 248.86 293.03 227.96 183.57 223.52 119.08 186.64 186.64 219.05 246.33 193.51 2)1.34 236 25 277.94 305.18 388.30 199.35 183.94 331.74 211.84 210.57 328.19 334.53 313.26 178.11 331.72 335.39 385.72 278.80 206.37 249.98 206.77 218.10 734.00 183.98 367,50 166.6? 185.91 313.36 223.13 385.47 378.83 188.06 334.17 399 87 199,25 307.14 197.53 367.43 151.64 184.32 498 65 49.46 349.63 208 S4 206.67 316.97 327.71 206.19 335 62 242 34 315 94 355 8? 745 20 308.33 243 83 73.13 36 70 36.70 53.34 118.97 33 79 14.16 3M 61 18 87 ?S 71 80 98; 13 95 1 Edna K. Day Olive Ott - Mildred E Archer Lo.s M. booh Fioyd W. Cone . James W. Holland . Oscar L. Grimes Sue Ballard - Ofs M. Meisker Peggy Han Rooert J. Luse ... Leone C)rr jmes F. Clark Homer Depuv Jr. James Falilker Rutn Holcomb Roy Hoover Jr James Mosley Lillian O. Moore ... Gloria M. Canton . Gerald Over an Joe L. Key Calvin H. Ellis .... oil Mccreeav Pamela Bara boo. cuit Court Dennis Lilly Bob Thompson A. Crabtree Chas. Shipman James Hicks Betty Sturgeon Rodger Parret Arlene Skaugset Chas N. Marlmsen Roland Cofer Joe Gellatly Rosalie Milr.heii Shirley Mitchell Clement Stephens Dorothy Stephens Lillian Mitchell Haiti Cobb Chas. L. Mahan Steven Presler Larry Hollenbeck Oscar Gerleve Elwin Bianconi Odell Olson Olat Johnson Ellsworth Paines Emanuel Kaies Ross Winter Vance Gooing Joe Gooing Norman Linton Suiiette Moore Victor Lewis Josephine Campos Shirley Campos Elsie Harless Barbara Gooing Joan Roycrott Domiatllls Lugo Linda David Linda Merrltt Everett Decker Delbert Coney Jr. flunlnmln Gonzalis - Waiter Conrady, Grand Jury Wit ness Fees Betty Davis David D. Davis Charles Cravens Marietta Casper Howard Axleil Suiette Moore Shirley Cempass Victor Lewis Janice Hicks Florence Reys Louise Brown Ronald T. DeLude Vada Skellon A. I.C. Jerome Outlay Ben Green Jr LEGAL NOTICE ys 40 7.W 30 95 : 55 10 35 ! 3 101 65 143 M 14 03 144 50 30 tf 77 00 77 00 19 on 1 J0 90 10 00 m 00 U2 46 10 7 70 7 ) T7 00 9 15 40 T TO 38 50 ii h? 7 89 30 7 70 1 00 n 4 -V) 90 4 70 Jack Redfleld Gllnda Bell Bernis Bigby George Bigby Lonnie Bell Raymond Puckett Johnny Mayfleid Elvln Bianconi Martha Graham Mr. Mannie Gail Schmltl Helen Schmitl Leon Bell Jesse Hammond Public Employes Retirement, So cial Securily Rev. Acct., Con tributions 2, E. E. Blanchard, Mileage, Pur chasing Agent W. E. Finzer Co., Supplies, Coun ty Court Guide Printing Co., Supplies, Counly Offices Cascade Bustniis systems Cascade Business Systems, Sup plies, County Court Oregon Voter Mallhew Bender & Co Veterans of Foreign Wars, Hall Rent for World War I ... VFW Club, Hall Rent for Marine Corps League Wiliard Hotel, Meals for Board of Equalization Pltney-Bowes, Add'l charge for postage machine Burroughs Corp.. Supplies. Tax Collector The Hemman Co. R. F. Supply Co., Supplies, Sher iff West End Market Bell's Hardware, Supplies, Counly Jail Mldslate Electric Coop., Services, Crescent Jail Pacific Power & Light Co. Star Drug Store, Supplies, Coun ty Jail Stites Plumbing, Services, County Jail Rex Appliance Repair Center ... California Pacific utilities Co., Supplies, County Jail Southern Oregon Aviation, Inc., Services, Sheriff Union Oil Co. of Calif., Supplies, Shertlf Shell Oil Co Shell Oil Co. Harold Davidson, Deputy Sheriff, Mileage . Standard Oil Co. of Calif., Sup plies, Sheriff Department ot Motor Vehicles, Teletype Services, Sheriff Klamath Printing Co., Supplies, District Court Judge Geo. J. Kunzman, Supplies, County Clerk Guide Prlntlnq Co,, Supplies., County Clerk 8. District Court Robert Crapo, Supplies, Assessor. Dunham Printing Co. Oreqon Title Co. Siqnal Oil Co. Shell Oil Co. Wiliard Hotel, Meals, Assessor ... 58 Caie The Snack Standard Oil Co. ol Calif., Sup plies, Assessor Union Oil Co. Klamalh County Road Dept., La bor & Supplies, Assessor Dale T. Crablree, District Atlor ney. Supplies Dale T. Crabtre ney . . Cascade Business plies, District Dale T. Crabtree, trlct Attorney Dale Crabtree. Expenses, District Attorney Sam O. McKeen, Travel expenses. Deputy District Attorney Underwood, Corp., Supplies, Treasurer Burroughs Coro. Pacific Power & Light Co, Serv ices. Barklev Springs Park Philip J. Enaelgau, Services, Dis trict Court Robert G. Chldester Marvin P. Nerselh Marvin P. Nerselh Klamath County Road Dept . La bor h Supplies, Constable .. Oregon Stale Bar, Membership 'ee. Circuit Judge Piper United Slates Post Office. Post age. Circuit Judge Piper American Bar Assoc., Membership dues, Circuit Judge Piper .. Re C. Harvey Carl Biskeborn Geo. Schroeaer Patricia Bailey Nolan L. Deerlng John L. Fowler B Marguerite Whyt Claire Ellis Adolph Wenner Joyie Miller v I Peggy L Ross Waiter Sastny Stephen Walker Marie Rurjer John A. I A 'in Thov L. Lawrrnct Birdie M. Morte Erneit E. Revnolas Ray J. Sm-th Geo. Anderson Re. L. Ash Herbert M. Sano Rodney. L. Bail Helen M Reter Mabel Boehm V j. Bre-wrtAher . . Lenntf E. Casper Maurice L- Clark Lundv E CMn'On Wi'oby Cnnner John D Drtl Uabel O DovH Juian Ecdei Var,n H C'y Wiiev F Ononis C H Ntmttfr Pau'inf Kyp LOal F Luit B'H, Mto Harry f. 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B0 29.39 2.00 60 00 7.50 25.32 72.50 3 62 779.22 139.31 5.00 34.96 34.00 126.65 6.75 133 40 71 00 41.00 38.55 7.15 158.53 4.50 3.20 10.85 508 3.47 District Atlor Systems, Sup- Attorney Postage, Dis- 18 55 2.10 13.97 10.65 51000 1.89 3.00 25.00 100.00 50.00 so.oo ; 39 69 37 00 35.00 15 40 1V40 15 40 50 33.10 15 40 8.50 33 10 38 50 so 30 8C 67 W 15 40 38 50 7 70 33 10 30 1 85 00 38 CO 7 70 15 JO 8 50 7.0 8 50 yi 15.40 61 60 8.50 8 SO 11 SO 7 70 7 70 7 ?0 8 SO 7 TO 7 m 7 70 7 70 8 50 8 50 7 70 7 r0 9 7 70 7 7fr 8 St V? James C. Freemen James V. Keier James Matiick Jr. W. F. McKibbon Llovd A. Parks Richard Snyder Betty Patsk-e Hi-iry O. Solte Rooert H. Borgmen Lynn Colby Helen Coleman Patricia Driskill Pauline C. Elliott Herry G. Jensen Vern W. Emly Frank P. Wryn LaCele B. Dingman Ruth Black Kenneth Nash Max Mitchell Louise Blanton, Witness Fees Cir cuit Court Simeon Herrera Gary Hawk Sarah Blanton Wiliard Hotel, Meals. Jury Cir cuit Court Chartes R. Zulauf. Witness Fees, Circuit Court The Broiler, Meals, Jury Circuit Court .. .. Dr. Prasanna K. Patl, Exam t, Testimony, Circuit Court Keith D. Evans, Attorney, Legal services. Circuit Court Miriam Lulen, M.D., Examine Insane United States Post Office, Post age, Circuit Court No. 1 Stiles Plumbing Co., Services, Me morial Building Merit Service Supply. .Services, Court House Lakeshore Gardens Nursery Warren Parr, Services, County Bu dinas 2. KC Paint & Floor Covering, Services, court House Roper 6. Roper Boll's Hardware, Supplies, Court House Asko Supply Co. Bush Furniture Co. Blake, Muffltt & Towne International Business Machines Corp., Services, Juvenile Dept. Neil Black, M.D., Services, County Prisoner Artie Refrigeration Co., Services, weitare Dept. of Finance and Administra tion, supplies, surplus t-oods Welfare Dept. of Finance and Administra tion ... Airborne Sales Co., Supplies, Ex perimental Area Pacific Power & Light Co., Serv ices, County Agent Pacific Power & Light Co. ... Pacific Supply Coop, Supplies, Rodent Fund Klamath County Road Dept., Sup plies, Pire warden Alvin Logan, Mileage, Juvenile Officer Standard OH Co. ot California, Supplies. Juvenile Dept. Shell Oil Co Tidewater OH Co i. Francis L. Mathews. Travel ex pense, Juvenile Officer Rosemary Lusk Barney & Bob's Janitorial Serv., Services, Juvenile Dept Dover Publications. Inc., Supplies, Juvenile Home r. C. Penney Co. Dorothea Buck, Expenses, Juve nile Dept The Landry Co.. Assessor Bond . Kellstrom's insurance, county Clerk Bond . . Lawrence Slater Agency, Tax Collector & Sheriff Bond ... Smith & Westvold, Services. Ju venile Home & Proposed Health Dept. Building Wiliard Hotel, Luncheon for Sys tem Survey Team American School Health Assn., Supplies, Health Dept Oregon Water Corp.. Services, Health Dept. East Side Electric Shell Oil Co., Supplies. Health Dept. Dixon, D'Ckel & Dixon, Psychia tric Services, Health Dept . . ROAD DEPARTMENT Public Employes Retirement, So cial Security Rev. Acct., Con tributions 1, Bend-Portland Truck Service, Freight Oregon Water Corp., Services . . J. H. Baxter & Co., Supplies . 5, Southern Pacific Co., Freight ... Moty and Van Dyke, Inc.. Sup plies 3, Novak Paffs Supply Tidewater Oil Co. Pacific Power & Light Co., Serv ices Standard Oil Co., Supplies Wallace & Gloria Juskowiak, Damage on Kane St. prolect. Albert & Bernelha G. Lelsch, For damages on Kane St. project MUSEUM FUND Public Employes Retirement, So cial Security Rev. Acct., Con tribution Irene Seely, Curator, Postage ... LAW LIBRARY Public Employes Retirement, So cial securily Rev. Acct., Con tributilon West Publishing Co., Supplies ... COUNTY LIBRARY Public Employes Retirement, So cial Security Rev. Acct., Con tribution Hahn Electric Co., Services . C. L. Langsiet, Postmaster, Post age DOG FUND PuDlic Employes Relirement, So cial Security Rev. Acct., Con tributions CURRENT EXPENSE Dalford Reed, Witnesses, District Court Howard Axleil Buleah Knighlen Steve Presslar Noel Flynn Al Bianconi Jean Charles Charles William Gjers Charles Shipman Beverly David Felix Peace John D. Adams, Jurors, District Court George Andrieu George T. Ammon Harvey H. Bowman Bridget Barry Letty L. Hicks Wayne N. Horton Betly B. KeHdever Burdetle J. Knowles Mary E. Mlnch Jean p. Pense Dorma Jean Peters . Orval E Rose Max Smith, Witness Fees, Circuit Court S. M. Kerron. M.D., Travel ex penses, Health Dept. Kay Fridley Naomi Miller E. Mae Soeirs ... . , Ellen Brlefenstein Myrtle Caldwell Marlon Skinner Wiliard Osllund William Bourland Herald and News, Publication of County Claims for Nov. James C. Fellows, Expenses, Wa- termasier Ernies, Services, Sheriff Klamath Kamera fc iews Center, Supplies. Counly JaiI Klamath Falls Army Store Marie's Cete. Meals for Prison ers, Chiloquin Jail Tidewater OH Co.. Supplies, Sher- iff Hurry Cab, Services, Circuit Court Jury Markwerdl Bros... Services, Sher iff International Assoc. ot Assessing Officers, Supplies, Assessor ... Smith-Bales Prlntina Cn I Oregon Title Co b-gnai Oil Co. J. Martin Adams. M D., Add'l Coroner's Duties The Letter Shoo. Supplies. District Court Judae Bender-Moss Co . Supplies, Cir cuit Court No. 3 Jones' Otdce Supply, Suooi-es. Court Reporter, Court No 1 Phyllis Fischer, Witness lees, Or Court The Brcler, Meals. Circuit Court No. 1 I Walter Zimmerman, J P., Postage Kicnmona A Walker, J P., Ex penses City of Chiloquin. Rent, Wood Riv er Justice Court Barney 8, Bob's Janitorial Serv ice, Services. Court Mouse Conjumfrj Heating Co.. Services. Court Houta Pacific Power 4 L-ght Co, Serv ices, County Buildings . . Klamath Dcos4l, lx , Pecfc Power 1 Light Co. Serv ices. Memaher Mount, n Oreoon Water coro , Seryes. COu"ty Buiidinqi Stite. Piymbmo Ce . Services, Covrt HOUS4 ' Hahn Etectr Co Blue Seal Dust Mon Serv.ra. 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