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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
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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.
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Carter
Favored
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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.
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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
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Jennie Hunt . .
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139 301
141 02
108 95
119 01
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177 81
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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
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46 10
7 70
7 )
T7 00
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15 40
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38 50
ii h?
7
89 30
7 70
1 00
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4
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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. VtCfc
J",M 4. bV(I
iHA'OlrJ A WltArmmn
Rrood O Wh.H
Dvg m B iv
Pf' B."iiP"ns
Lee P. t.-t
noo
el .60
el 60
el oo
50
34 00
7 70
61 40
53.90
53
7 70
46 20
7 70
69 00
1.00
15 40
25-50
25.50
53.90
46 20
46.70
7.70
15.40
8-50
5 20
35 20
11.00
11.00
10.30
5.20
16.40
5.20
20.20
30 20
5.20
10.SC
31.00
6.00
520
5 20
46 00
46 00
1600
10.20
10.20
10.20
10.20
10.20
10.20
10.20
11.00
10.20
10.20
10.20
10.20
15.20
16.00
15.20
15.20
11.001
10.20 1
5 20.
5.20 1
6.00
11.00
5.20
5.30
17.00
5.20
5-40
5.40
S.20
5.20
5.20
5.40
5.20
5.40
11.00
11.00
5.40
5.20
11.00
6.20
6.20
5.20
5.40
5.40
S.20
5.40
5.40
5.20
5.20
5.00
5.40
5.40
5.40
5.401
5.40
239.70
1.63
39.40
m 5
144.25
82.75
5.00
22.50
165.00
30.00
6.45
17.40
20.40
57.50
2.94
It. 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
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15 40
38 50
7 70
33 10
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7 70
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7 70
8 50
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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.
I pi'es, Court House
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69 00
342.10
35.00
300
47.00
135 00
75 90
39.95
3W
3.00
113.10
30.11
37.51
5.18
6.78
6.64
33. Sj
16.45
60.00
1.10
14.00
43 45
3500
35.00
300.00
600.00
795
4.00
10.94
63.75
8.09
170.00
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