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Newspaper Page TextPAGE 4-B 7r? THE 6:30 CLUB IN FOR A DIP The 6:30 Club, which is composed of businessmen, have a swimming class during fhe week and have a swim at 6:30 in the morninq as an aid to physical fitness. Some of that class posed for this photo. They are, from left to right, Ed Zahler, Jim John son, Stone, Les Brookshire, Barney Cavanaugh, Paul Nichols, Lee knley's Gooding Wins Henley's Kent Gooding, the 6-7 ciant senior, walked away with the Rogue League scoring title for. the IMi'i-RJ season despite hav ing missed one of the Hornets' 14 games, when he tallied 318 points In 13 games for a bril liant 24.5 average to lead the Hor nets to the league crown. The Hornets now sporl a 20-0 record for Ihe season and rank as the state's top Clais A-2 team. Their next action will be in the playoff tournament with the sec ond place Rogue League team and the top two teams from the Umpqua League. Eagle Point and Illinois Valley will have to playott for the second place spot at .a site and date yet undeter- - FINAL ROSUE STANDINGS Tom W L PC , . r Htnllty Eaqla Point llllpols Valley Lafcivlow St. Wury'i Phonlx Roout River U 0 1.000 991 TH 10 4 .114 Til 10 4 .714 ats ' 5 .643 4 793 A I .479 769 B77 4 10 .716 719 737 J II .214 744 76 Sared Heerl 0 14 .000 673 PINAL LEADING SCORERS Name O TP AVG l.Tioodlno. H 3ffomoroy, EP 3. Gellert, IV 4leahy, L S-.'Samplet, L 6. Bevmer, H 7. Calhoun. SM 8. Short, BP 9. Allbrltlon. H 10. Krok, SHA 11. Warren, L 17. Davld&on, RR 13. Boll. P 14. -Corliss, SW Barker, P 16. Williams. L Boatwrlglil. EP ID. O'Brien, RR 19. Granby, P 10. Seller, RR 31. Verslweg, IV 37. Thornhlll. IV 23. Miller, SHA 24. Young. H 75. Merlin, IV 26. Ratter, SM 27. Beumgerdner. IV 76. Llnder, EP 29. Young, SM 30. Devls. SHA 31. Sholslrom, RR 32. 'Johnson, P 33. Nannies, SM 34. Hoelll. EP 36. Roberls. SM 36. McNaugM. IV 37. Kenlleld, IV 36. LeBrau, SHA 39. Sauer, P 40. Palmerton, RR 41. Steward. L 47. Thompson. H 43. Sanders. H 44. Consbruck. P 45. Korsen, SHA 46. Reltlng, H 47. Wheley, EP 46. Plato. L 49. Cooper. RR 50. Mertinor. SHA 51. Frenlr, RR 57. Sllnson, SM 53. Oar land, SM J4. Williams, P Hawkins. P Lerov. RR 47. Wallace, P MrNery, MIA Charley. EP 60. Penlncosl. RR 61. Powell. RR 67. Gales. RR 63. Durrell. SHA 64. Hill, P 65. Schuck, SHA 66. Rand. H (Whwari. SHA el.'Mile-ll, SHA Rvan, SHA Soran, SM 13 316 24.5 14 264 16.9 14 241 17.1 14 731 17.0! 14 234 16.7 14 70S 14.6 14 194 13.9 14 165 13 1 14 163 13.1 179 1J.6 175 I2.S 14 173 17.4 14 154 11.0 14 152 10.9 14 152 10.9 14 149 106 14 149 10.6 14 143 102 14 137 14 136 9.6 14 132 9.4 9.1 9.6 6.4 6.1 7.9 6.1 8.0 9.0 103 77 66 4.9 65 65 5 0 63 ICS 61 10.7 59 5.0 59 4.2 53 3.1 52 4.3 52 3.7 Montana Skiers Show Up Well BAMI'T, Alia. UPI - Mon tana skiers made a good showing in the Canadian junior ski cham pionship, an open meet, at Mount Norquay Friday. The nine Montana skiers, who fonn half of the United States na tional junior learn, are only lac ing in (lie slalom and Riant sla lom events. Jan liOid of Phillipsburg, an IB year-old who was olf her skis for a week recently with a back injury did well in the giant slalom. Her time of one minute 35 and 1-10 seconds was equal to about 18th place in tlic boys times consin ered very good for a girl. Judge (.liritstianson of Wise Riv er, also 18, took fourth place In 1:38.2. The boys placed 6th out of 10 team although the fastest, ltVycar old Gary Erickson, Kalispcll, was 20Ui with a time of 1:37.2 over a course ilighlly thprter than the Mini mined. The winner of this play off tournament goes to the state tournament. Gooding far outdistanced the rest of the field in scoring de spite Ihe league having one of its better years, scoring-wise. Eagle Point's Charles Pomeroy, who pushed Gooding most of the season, finished with 204 points and an 1H.8 average. Then came Illinois Valley's Darryl Gellcrl with 241 points, Dan Leahy of Lakeview with 238 points, Lake- view s Larry hamplcs with 234 points and Mike Beymer of Hen ley In sixth with 205 points. Listed below is every player In the league who scored 10 points or more in league competition. Those who scored under 10 points numbered 37 tor the entire league Chieftains Defeat Portland PORTLAND (UPH - Seattle's Chieftains hit nine of their first 11 field goal attempts in Hie sec. ond half and went on to post a liD-Bl basketball win over Portland Friday night. T h e torrid shooting streak helped the Chiertains move out In a 55-3R lead in Ihe opening six minutes of the second half. They wore in front 33-25 at halttinie. Eddie Miles paced Seattle with 21 points. Portland s Steve Aiv stetl scored 22. The Chieftains, who already have clinched a berth in Ihe NCAA playoffs this month, improved I heir season's record to 10-5. The1 loss ended the Pilots' season at 18. Scuttle meets Oregon at Eu gene tonight. Sun Devils Put Three On Team DENVER i UP1 '-Arizona Slate University, whose basketball play ers arc smart as well as fast, followed up its capture of t h e Western Athletic Conference's first basketball championship by plac ing three players on Ihe WAC's basketball all-academic team Sat urday. WAC Commissioner Paul Brech- ler announced the team here. Two Brigham Young University play ers rounded out the firsl team, and Arizona, BYU, New Mexico and Utah erc represented on the second. The throe Siui Devils on Ihe all- academic, all regulars on Ihe ASU basketball squad, are forward Tony Cerkvenik, center Art Beck er R.iid guard Dennis Dairman All three had IS-or-bcttor averages. forward Bob tjuinney and guard Balchelor of BYU also wore named to the first squad. Forwards l,arrv Harris and Tom LaVoy of Arizona, forward Bill Blumenthal of BYU, center John (irannis o( New Mexico and (iuard Spntco Tluugood of Utah were named to tlie second team. Bob McReynolds New President POM-LAND UTI' - Bub Mc Reynolds of Portland was elected president of the Oregon (ilf As sociation at its annual moduli; Friday nisht. lie tuccced$ Sid Millifan o( Ku yene. Walt Cline ol Salem was ehosen vie president and Ad Huycke o( Lake Oswego was named treasur ,cr. HERALD AND -A US" So this is Ihe top 70 of a total of 107 players. Henley's Earl Allbrltlon f I n- ished ninth in Ihe scoring with 183 points and a 13.1 average. So tile Hornets had three players averaging in double figures. Sa cred Heart's Pete Krok, with a mid-season surge to the end, (in- Near Fight Stage MIAMI BEACH UPI If someone doesn't keep heavyweight champion Sonny Lislon and the No. 2 contender apart, there s apLI to be blood on the training room floor. Lislon has been grunting for weeks that there's nothing he would like belter than lo put a big list in Cnssius Clay's big mouth. And the young, poetry-quoting Clay, one of the most talked Trio Of Prep Teams Win Loop By United Press International Soul li Salem, Pendleton a n d Tigard joined the field in the Ore gon high school Class A-l basket ball tournament Friday night. South Salem defeated Albany 78 47, Pendleton won over Baker 68 49 and Tigard topped N c w b c r g 54-35 to clinch berths for t h e tourney. They joined Marshall, Molalla and Sandy in the field. Lebanon and North Eugene wrapped up ties to go to the tour nament. Lebanon edged Corvallis 43-42 and North Eugene got past North Bend 69-50. Newport joined Central in t h e field for Hie A-2 tournament by defeating Toledo 59-51. Coquille gained a lie lor a lierlh wilp a 41-38 decision over Brookings. Mi Li I SfV'a. $100,000 SCOWL Yankee i Mickey Mantle, wearing a $100,000 scowl and a toft leather qlova on hn left hand, takes batting practice at th New Yotk camp at Ft, Lauderdale, Fla. UPI Telephoto NEWS, Klamath Falli, Off. '.fc ...... t'-rIirwj,v " rvwiK v; Saunders, Larry Alexander, Chet Bunnell, Bob Steel, Jim Kerns, George Overmire, Dick Collen, Tom McGill and Chuck Rosecrans. The class is still ooen, so anyone wishing to join the early morning group can con tact Jim Johnson at the high school for further information. Scoring ished 10th with 179 points and a 12.8 mean. The top 10 was rounded out by St. Mary's Jim Calhoun with 1114 points and a 13.9 average, and Richard Short of Eagle Point in eighth with 185 points and a 13.2 average. Henley also won the league scor- about fighters in a long time, just keeps baiting tile champ between predictions of Hie death knell lor opponents. "I can leave both my legs home! Hid bent you," Lislon exploded Friday in reply to Clay's harras sings. The champ held his first workout in a week for his heavy weight title match Willi former champ F'loyd Patterson set here April 10. Listen, a truck-sized spare tire iround his waist as a sign of in ictivity due to a twisted right knee, shadow-boxed and battered the bags. ..and cocked a menac ing fist al Clay. "Get him out of here," snapped the champ. Clay hit Lislon with a barrage of verbal punches in the 5th Street Gym which the champ has tem porarily traded for his plush, beachfront hotel training layout. "I'm the greatest man. You're1 Ihe ugliest and I'm the prettiest... You got lo go when we fight." This may sound like a publicity stunt, but Willi a mouth like Clay's and a temper like Lis ten'ssomething's got lo give Tlie glowering champ ambled over to Hie ropes and cocked one of his huge fists. Clay wasn't sure whelher Sonny meant it or not. hut lie look a healthy slop out el range hastily. Sonny's trainer. Jack Nilon. plainly unsure of Ihe champ'sl plans, ton, grabbed him. "You never know when this guy s kidding. Nilon said. I m 'not taking any chances." 4- . i Sunday, March 3, 1963 Crown ing title with 991 points and an average per game of 68.6 points The Hornets ranked fourth in the defensive department, allowing 796 points for an average of 56.8 per game. Phoenix, which fin ished sixth in the league with a 4-10 record, had the best defen sive mark with 737 points and an average of 52.6 per game. How ever, they scored only 719 points for a mean of 51.3. Sacred Heart, which lost all its 14 games, had the worst offen sive and defensive records. LUCKY ROLLERS LEAGUE m W L 63 33 57 39 5 40 SI'l 44'.j 50 46 49' I 46' j 48'. 1 471 44 57 41 ''1 54',i 41 55 40 56 34 67 Hall1 Construction Cray-Mitchell Vanllv Fair Coca Cola Crater Lake Petersons Market Arrow Fuel Ethels Dept. Slore Manmes Thurstons Dance Studio Cliff Yadens Hcnlev Slore Feb. 28 results: Halls Conslr Thurs- ton Dance St. 0; Mannies 4. Petersons 0; Henlev Slore 0, Cliff Yadens 4; Arrow Fuel 3, vanity Fair 1; crater Lake 3, Cora Cola I; Cray-Mitchell 4, Ethels Dept. Slore 0. High team game, Cray-Mitchell 70; high team series. Cray-Mitchell 1136; high ind. game, Lula Beth Olson, Cassia While man 198; high ind. series, Bonnie Cray 477. BASIN BOWLERS LEAGUE W L Grease Monkey's 67 29 B's & Q's 59' a 36' j Lower Lakers 55 41 Alley Sliders 5J1 i 41' i Lee's 76 44 53 Team No. 7 44 52 Bowl Weevils 44 52 Grandma' A Pa's 41 5S Open Frame's 36 60 K-G's 35 61 Results: Grandma's K Pa's 3, Lee's 76: 1; Bowl Weevils 4, Open Frames 0; K-G's l. Alley Sliders 3; Lower Lakers 3, A Q's I; Team No. 7 2, Grease Monkeys 2. High team game. Grease Monkeys 801; high team series. Grease Monkeys 2213; hioh ind. game. Bill Gasser 7?2. Gerry Moore 178; hign Ind. series, BUI Gasser 530, Haiel Deboy 44S. VITA'S VETTS LEAGUE: W L 22 6 30 8 U'l 16' The Braves Channeled Alley Ooo The Rollers Wee Three Psvthos .Stubborn 3 The Impossibles ion Cats Channel i? Wonder Cals Ihe Jems 3.1 Feb. 28 results: Tod Cat 4, The Jems 0; Wee Three 3. The Rollers t; The Braves 3, Alley Ooos I; Psychos 4, Chan nel 12 0; Channeletts 3. Stubborn 3 1; Ihe Impossible 4, Wonder Cats 0. High teem game. The Braves 461; high team series. The Braves 1182; high Ind. game, Phyllis Abbey 179; high ind. se ries, Phyllis Davis 448. BEETLEBOMB LEAGUE Vouldinqcrait, inc. 6 32 Oregon Food Store 56 40 i Acme Concrete 49 47 Richfield 4tV i 47' i 1 Lagles Avj 46 50 Bills Auto Towing if ; 53' i 40 Club 40 56 Joe Fisher 38 58 Results' Acme Concrete 4. Ore Food fl: Bills AulO 3. Rcrifeld 1: 40 Club 3, bag les Aua, 1 ; iVouldmgcrelt 2 Joe Fiiher w. High learn game, Eagles Aux. 'SS; hiQrt team series, Acme C oner eta Tit: high Ind. qnie. Pfviov Chamfers I"; high ind. series, Peggy Karnes 501. EARLY BIROS LEAGUE W L Rollers 60' i 35' i Rotting Pins 5' 36' i Alley Cats S a( Odd RaHs 15' t 40' ) biar Dusters 53 41 Hit t. Mi.s SI 44 Twisters 50 46 Tally Mn 48'i ti't Poor Excuses 4i 52 Aorpoo 38' i 5' i Bowlertttf 33 J Game Dames 8' March 1 retint' TaHy Hii 4, $ta Ousters 0; Hit A Viss 31 1. Rolling Pm 'i; Rollets 4. Poor Exunes 0. Aiie Cats 4. Ad'opos 0. Odd Bail 3. Bow erettet 1; Twisters , Gmi Dms I High team game. Rollers 7.'. high team sene. Rollers 2111; high ind game, leona QuaIIs 210 rtigh Ind. sent. Leon UuaH 54. HOLIDAY BOWLE RETTES LEAGUE W L Crescent Sea Food 7 n. I a math Dairy AMOt'Afion Klamath Hardwood 4J' i loia' strvkt TV tr-t ( lettreiux 45' i W i Dri.tt.tk Shut'tenoard Shell C'l 40' i 55' i CWA JJ 6J March 1 results- C'fcfnt Sew Fnod i 1" leclrotij 0: Conrs Strvitt 4. CAA 0 Kmatn Hardwoods 3. Kiamath Dair v(K 1; Drymti-.h 3. 5hH O'l 1 H.gh team game, Conne-s Serwtce t(V h-gh ten series. Crecett Sea foou IH1 , h'gh nd game. iatv SF,,er 20'; h'Sh ind. srnes, craty S'Kler I'S. Chiloquin Klamath Heads Tourney Chiloquin's hot Panthers took the Klamath County League bas ketball championship Friday night by beating Gilchrist, 81-70. to finish with a fine 13-1 league record. This sets up the County League Tournament which will bp held next Thursday, Friday and Sat urday at the Oregon Tech gymna sium. The Panthers will be the tap seeded team in the tourna ment. Malin won its final game by up setting Merrill, the second place team, 65-59, to gain the final berth in the tournament. Bly, therefore, was the KCL team to be dropped out of the tournament. The eight teams will include Chil oquin, Merrill, Bonanza, Gilchrist. Malin, Butte Falls, Prospect ana Paisley. eavers Trample I Cougars PULLMAN, Wash. (UPU - Mel Counts poured in 29 points to lead NCAA playoff-bound Oregon State to a 79-56 basketball decision over Washington State Friday night. Counts also picked olf 10 r e hounds as the Beavers rolled up their 16th win in 23 starts. The teams play again here tonight. Terry Baker scored 14 points and Frank Peters added 11 for Oregon Stale, which held a 35-26 lead at halflime. Dale Ford topped the Wash ington State attack with 23. The Cougars now have a 5-18 record The box: OSU (791 G F P T Pauly 3 0-0 2 6 Kraus 4 1-12!) Counts II 7-R 3 21) Baker 5 4-7 2 14 Peters 4 3-4 2 11 Torgcrsim 10-0 12 Jarvis 2 0-0 14 Bonner 0 0-0 10 liossi 2 0-0 2 4 Hayward 0 0-0 10 Totals 32 15-20 17 7!) WSU (5fi) C F P T Thompson 10-2 0 2 Knoslman 10-0 3 2 Werner 2 2-3 46 Vadset 4 3-3 3 11 Ford 8 7-8 4 23 Walton 2 0-0 14 Drew 0 0-0 0 0 Hostikka 0 0-0 0 0 Hammer 0 3-fi 0 3 Montgomery 1 1-1 1 3 Post 10-0 0 2 Totals' 20 16-23 16 56 Half time Oregon State 35 Wash ington Slate 26 Attendance 3, ion G. Gubner Heaves Shot Put 64-6V2 NEW YORK I UPI I - It's just n suggestion, but perhaps track meet promoters should ask muscle man Gary Gubner In send Ihem his towel. At least it was Gunner's towel that was responsible, he says, for Ihe outstanding performance in Friday night's New York K. of C. meet a M feet, 6'-j incite meet record in the shot put. "My only competition was the lowel." explained the 20-vear-old1 pounder from NYU. "There was no one in tlie Held lo ocai me. so I set the towel out there at M feet, 6 inches and tried to beat that. I aimed at it as target." Gubner practically kerplunked his target with bis last throw of the night, and that gave him a meet record even if it still left him looking for history's first in door Go-fouler. Gubner's coach says he'll get that (vVlooter when he "gets mad al somebody or at himself." But the New Ynk strong boy figures he'll do onlv about R3 feet in next Saturday's K'4. meet in the Gar den because for that one they switch from the indoor leather- covered shot to the outdoor iron ball. "1 haven't worked out much with the iron ball, and I won't tie used to it," he explained. There were only two other meet records Friday night, both in re lays, and pie-meet predictions there would be no world records held up. Those forecasts proba bly also hclp-'d hold down the crowd to 10.7V., more than 3.000 under the capacity sellout that Ihe Gaiilen meets usually draw. Tlie relay meet records were set by Kordham in the two-mile relay with 7:3,16 and by Morgan Male in tlie one-mile relay in 3 17 0 Grabs Crown, Butte Falls and Prospect still had a game Saturday night. If Butte Falls wins, the seeding for die tournament will be the same. Should they lose, there would be a Dlavoff. a fliooina of a coin or some sued method to determine the top seeded team from those thret teams. The way the seeding is now, and the way it is expected to re main, will have Merrill going against Prospect in the first game Thursday at 1:30 p.m. The sec ond afternoon game will follow immediately, probably about 3:30, with Bonanza going against Bulte Falls (or Prospect). The nigiit action will have Gil- clu-ist meeting paisley in the 7:30 opener and Chiloquin and Malin battling in the final first round game at about 9:30. The tournament will be a dou ble elimination affair. The final standings of the Klamath County League arc: Team W L Pet. Chiloquin 13 1 ,9!9 Merrill Bonanza Gilchrist Malin Bly To Place Your WANT AD Phone TU 4-811 1 HERALD & NEWS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATE SCHEDULE PHONE TU 4-8111 6 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. weekdays 8 a.m. to noon Saturday Count five words per line. 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BABY sitting, your home, day or night. TU 2-6859. JACK 4 JILL DAY NURSERY Hour, Day. Week. Man. throuqh Frl. I a m. to 6 p.m. Helen Lehman TU 2-1844 U28 Carlson Dr. MALE, fully experienced all phases of of fice procedure, TU 2-6857. EXPER lENCED- babysminq, anytlW, my home. South Suburban. TU 4-4313, IRONING, washing, pickup, deliver. Hand Crochf'pri a'oh(-ns. TU 4-'4?J. ROOMS FOR RENT .22 DOWNTOWN, clean housekeeping room, utilities furnished. 317 Pine, TU 2-1487. W4RV, homelike rooms, $4 wk. TV, park ing, garage, 629 Jel'erson. CLEAN, comfortable rooms 2 from Main, $5 S, up. TU 4-4259. STEAM heated, quiet, 310 So. 5th, TU 2-0214. sleeping rooms. ROOM, BOARD . GENTLEMAN 1607 CRESCENT MEN, housekeeping room. Comfortable. everything turniihed. $36 monthly. IJ4 No. 3rd, TU 4-6033, TU 4-9217. HOTEL rooms, bachelor quarters. 6 only, $65 & $45 monthly. Wlllerd Hotel. TU 4-4161. ROOMS, small house, redsrmahie. Ernie s Hrfei. $fX''h Fifth, Hi j.s;:s APARTMENTS FOR RENT 24 NICELY turnished th'ee rooms, bath, garaqc. adults, $40, TU M2U. TWO bedroom furnished apartments, and SM. TU 4-WCS. THREE room ished apartment. 3 Mam TU 4-34T SINGLE acts, Comoieielv furnished, JI51. Watts, weekly, Jonnny's Votl. 2005 iehn SMALL furnished apartment ClOit Main. wk. 0' mo . 333 $ l'th MODERN two fedroom furn.hfd apart' - ment j, TU -5J. FURNISHED apartments, phon TU 2-47J. 143 Riverside. APARTMINTS FOR KfNT 2 mrFI V furnished three room apt. UMI1- ' ties furnished, 2023 Darrow. UNFURNISHED two bedroom apartment. nquire 2519 Applegate. CONSTRUCTION workers welcome! Near new OTi sile, furnished, TV evailable, weekly rales. Pelican Motel. TU 2-925a. CLEAN studio, downtown, coupie. single, utilities, S55, Greer Apt., TU 4-451. DUPLEX block oft highway. Weyer t'fT" .f e'ecir'C. 1U 2-3129. COMPLETELY furnished studio epert ment, all utilities paid, S15, a week or available by Ihe monlh. washer . dryer. Villa Marquis Apartments. 1330 Oak, TU 4J15S. RAMONA APIs, four rooms, nicely fur- nished, sleam healed, 324 N. llth, I DUPLEX - furnished I bedroom, close VoeragndryTU ONE bearoom furnished apartment, closa Sob, auv Norm tignm. THREE room furnished apartment. 2061 White FUR N ISHED apartment. 850 Riverside. 4-7692 or TU 2-0645. FURNISHED 4731 S. 6th. one bedroom apartment. utiiiiies paid, J3.50, 43 No. 10th. ; . Y ,,..ni,h(M thr Ci.I in, laundry facilities, adults only, no pets, B02 Lincoln. NATURAL hot water. ? f Mr nished room. B4I Esplanade, TU 4-9754, TU 4-8354. PLEASANT furnished apt. Utilities, wash ing facilities, TV cable, close to Klam a)h Valley Hospital. 1 or 2 persons. S60. TU 2-2767. HOT rage. SPRINGS 3 room furnished, ga S75, utilities paid, TU 2-1663. , THREE room furnished apartment. sss. 11 utilities paid, 911 Walnul. ROYAL ARMS furnished apartment. utH- ities except electricity, J24 High. CLASSY, downtown, free heat, furnished, adults, $59.50. Alpha Apia., TU M522. CLEA N f u r n I s hed " " S t u d ; o Apt., Marion Apt. annex., 223 N. 6th. FURNISHED 2 room bachelor apartment, 130, 2126 Reclamation. BEDROOM 8. 3 bedrorm apartment- unlurnished, also 2 bedroom house, 1U 4-5686. 2 BEDROOM deluxe unfurnished apart, ment. Immediate occupancy. TU 2-6500. THREE room furnished, c-ean and quiet, $32.50, TU 4-0 or TU 4-6666. LARGE 2 room furnished aprlment, S37.50 and $40, TU 4-3S'8. 1 FURNISHED one room apartment, $40, utilities paid, 419 North 10th. $67.50 rooms, bath. Furnished 3 ONE room apartments, furnishftd, utili ties except lights, $37.50 and $40. Rtx Arms Apartments, TU 2-9217. NICE clean furnished apartment, close TU 2-2531, TU 4-6966. ONE bedroom unfurnished duplex, wash' er-dryer hookup, circulating ilrepiace. hardwood floors, large, Ciean, TU 4-8263. EWAUNA - DOWNTOWN Klamath's most modern, furnished. 21t So. 1 1 (hi. TU 2-1062. AUDLEY APARTMENTS Nicely furnished 1 bedroom and studios. 303 S. 8th near Post Oltice. ROOSEVELT APTS. 2036 LeRoy Ph. TU 2-1749 i-urnisnea or uniurnisnea one oearoom. Garage. Hot water he it. Hot Springs area. Adults. FURNISHED 2 room "bachelor apts:. clean, modern, $32.50, lights, water paid. TU 2-6547, TU 4-B261. RICKFALLS APARTMENTS and MOTEL 2660 Shasta Way One and Two Bedroom apts. Furnished and Unfurnished $69.50 to $89.50 Daily, Weekly Motel Rotes TU 2-5577 $36 to $58.50 - COMFORTABLE LIVING AT LOW COSTt 1-5-3 bedroom apts., furnished or untur. nished. Permanent maintenance Included. Monday through Friday SHASTA VIEW APARTMENTS " t627 WASHBURN WAY TU 4-W77 Office hours t a.m. to 5 p.m. K tAMATPALLTF I NEST 2544 Union 1 Bedroom unfurnished 2 Bedroom unfurnished Spacious Rooms Tastefully Decorated '.Vail to Wall Carpeting 4V Swimming Pool ,. Rental includes all services tJf, except telephone and electricity Dorothea Nclan TU ' 076 ' HOUSES FOR RENT 26 LARGE 2 bedroom partly furnished, SSS. 1 bedroom all utilities included. Inquira 4107'i Homcdale, TU 4-8910. CLEAN 5 bedroom home. One acre of land, $85. TU 2-2756. N E WL Y redecorated 2 bedroom home with usable upstairs room. Full of built ins and cupboards. In Shasta Henley District. TU 4-9974. ONE bedronm unfurnished duplex, fencefl yard. 2130 Vine, TU 4-6S32. TWO bedroom home, fenced yard, ga rage. S65, 2164 Gary, TU 4-6020. TWO bedroom fi area. 3854 Crest. -nished house, suburban CLOSE in 3 bedroom partly furnishad house across street from Klamath Medical Clinic, 1905 Main. - REALLY nice Mills duplex, two beff rooms, excellent features. 1311 Division, unfurnished, $85, TU 4-9633, TU 4-8B12. TWO bedroom unfurnished, South Sifth, close to stores, schools, oil heat, $501 TU 2-3475 Monday through Saturday until 8 p.m TWO bedroom furnished house, $65, Soullt Suburban area, TU 2-3471. ONE bedroom unfurnished apt., UQ, two bedroom unfurnished, $40, TU 2-347V ONE bedroom, clean, furnished, walsr, garbage paid. 5719 Shasta Way. ONE bedroom furnished, $60; unfurnished, S57 50; 535 Martin, includes water, Qr. baqe, TU 4-9005, after 4 p.m., TU 2-29IO-. U N fTTrTjTshed 2 bedroom duplexes Full basement, fireolace, hardwoocj doors, electric heat, $70 each. TU 2-3441 ext. 44, before 5 p.m., TU 4-B267 after !. CLEAN two bedroom duplex, stoves (ur nished, $35, TU 4-6247. LARGE 3 bedroom duplex, stove, refftg. carport, after 5, TU 4-4246. MILLS ADDITION, clean t bedroom caU in,$35, TU 4-3854, TU 4-9754. , , THREE Inquire room furnished house, garafW. 1832 Summers I ana. - LARGE two bedroom unfurnished duple near Conger School, $85, TU 4-7584. TWO bedroom house, oartly turnishMt near Weyerhaeuser, $45. 'U 2-6135. SMALL 2 bedroom partly furnished, cifl In, $55, TU 2-4646, TU 2-?35. " TWO room furnished. Close" in.TU 2-173 and TU 4-8759. T.. ONE bedroom furnished house, phont Td 4 4379 or TU 4-8576. - 2 BEDROOM unfurnished duplex, electrij heal, fenced yard, carport. Water paid. Available Feb 20, $90. 3425 Summers Lane. TU4.9573 Tmm AC U L AT E7wldecorated7un ton. rushed two bedroom, inquire 2232 Untoo.- CLEAN 2 bedroom unfurnished, gara; Newly painted, $75. TU 4-6023 ' ONE bedroom furnished house, phone Tu 2-3702. FURNISHED house, small two bedroaewt Lovely location in city. Large yard, Hm washer and dryer, $80, phone TU 2-Jl or TU 3-U71. IN HENLEY, 2 bedroom plus 'j tto'7! stoves, 2 children, $55, references, TU 4-6794, Rte. I, Box 551. THREE bed'oom untyrn ished. Fentt. vard- swimming pool. $100, Near Cart $56'ger School. TU 4-97M, 1837 Siskiyou. . CLEAN 1 bedroom furnished. No (OTI please! TU t-3717. v NEAR Ronanra, I bed'oom, 1 acre, siT 2. Box 51-C, Jtcksonv.Cj (Ore. to N E A R Air Bast 1$J0. TU 4-491 J. Fumuhed 1 bedi-cam. UNFURNISHED- ciosa in. water, u baqe. washing faci'tits paid. TU 4 ALL furnnd new to bedroom hoH4W 3120 Madison. TU J-32W.