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Newspaper Page Textr HERALD AND & Briefs By United Presi International SATURDAY LOUISVILLE, Ky. - Loyola of Chicago won the NCAA basket ball championship with a 60-58 ov crlime victory over defending ti- tlist Cincinnati. NEW YORK - Providence de feated Canisius, 81-66, to capture the National Invitation basketball Tournatjicnt. SEBRING, Fla. John Sur- tecs of England and Lodovico Scarfiotti of Italy won the Sebring 12-hour endurance race as Italian Ferraris swept the first six places. BOWIE, Md. Kelso moved into third place on the list of all-time equine money winners when he drove to victory in the $109,750 John B. Campbell Handi cap at Bowie. LONDON Former Yale stu dent Duncan Spencer stroked the Oxford University crew to a five- length victory over Cambridge in the 1098th renewal of the tradi tional boat race. SALT LAKE CITY, Utah - Denver University edged Col- nmdo bv three twints to capture "its third straight NCAA ski cham pionship. HUTCHINSON, Kan. - Inde pendence (Kan.) won the Nation al Junior College Basketball title by beating Mobcrly (Mo.), 73-68, in overtime. KENT, Ohio The University of Oklahoma won the team cham pionshlp in the NCAA wrestling tournament. SUNDAY MIAMI, Ela. Dan Sikcs of Jacksonville, Fla., outlasted Sam my Sncad by a single stroke to capture the $50,000 Doral Open golf championship with a five-un-dcr-par 283. OSLO, Norway John Balfanz of Minneapolis set a hill record with a jump of 311 feet, 6 inches but still finished fifth behind Nor way's Toralf Engan in the over all standings of the Norwegi an ski jumping week. READING, Pa. - A. J. Foyt of Houston, Tex., drove a com petition engine ring special Chev rolet over 30 laps in 12 minutes, 52.48 seconds to capture Reading inaugural sweepstakes for sprint cars. DETROIT Veteran Gordie Howe clinched a record sixth Na tional ckcy League scoring championship as he received credit for two points In the final game of the regular season. PCL Training Camp Briefs CASA GRANDE, Ariz. (UPD- Tho Tacoma Giants of the Pa clfic Coast League seem to thrive on the pitching efforts of wont line huiiers for the Cleveland In dians, The Giants, who bombed Jim "Mudcat" Grant Saturday, blast ed 17 hils off Barry Lalman and Joo Cox Sunday to defeat the Cleveland "B" team, 12-7. Bob Perry, Tim Talton and Bob Bar ton had 2 hits apiece for Tacoma. VERO BEACH, Fla. (UP1) -The Spokane Indians of the Pa cific Const League got some top- notch pitching Sunday as they de feated Salem of the Northwest League, 3-2, in exhibition play. Nick Willhite went five innings for the Indians, allowing Just two hits and Salem's two runs. Dick Cronk went the last four, blank ing Salem on just two hits. Spo kane's attack was sparked by Jim Bnrbiero and John Wheas, with two hits apiece. LAKELND, Fla. (UPD- The San Diego Padres of the Pacific Coast League opened their exhi bition season Sunday with a 4-2 victory over Syracuse of the In ternational League. The Syracuso team, which had won five straight games, was held to six hits by rookie San Diego hurlers Andy Dtistal, Toddy Da vidson and Larry Dovcl. Miles McWilliams hit a two-run homer for Die Padres. DKLAND, Fla. (UPD - The Seattle Raincrs of Iho Pacific Coast Lcaguo came up w ith two runs in the ninth inning Sunday to defeat the Toronto Mnplo Leafs 4-3. Jimmy Williams drove in the winning run with a double. Russ Gibson paced the Rainier attack with a homer, double and two singles in four trips to the plate. Sharman Denied Play Permission LOS ANGELES (UPD - Bill Sharman, former star profession al basketball player, has been re fused permission by the National Basketball Association to play with the Los Angeles Lakers in a series of exhibition games. Lakers General Munager Ixiu Mohs said Friday that the NBA would not allow Sharman to play in the games because of pressure exerted by the Boston Celtics. Mohs said Sharman wanted to play in the gamc scheduled for Monday at Corona Del Mar and at Riverside and San Bernardino Wednesday and Friday. PAGE-1Z NEWS, Klamath Falli, Ore. HITS iPAYDIRT Dan Slices, Jacksonville, Fla., shouts "Golly-qeo" as he sinks a 20-foot putt on the 13th hole In the $50,000 Doral Open at Miami. Sikes, a former attor ney, outlasted Sam Snead to capture the event. UPI Telephoto Sport Parade: Dan's F fiends, Inc., Declare Big Dividend By OSCAR FRAIJSY UPI Sports Writer MIAMI (UPD "Dan's Friends, Inc.," declared a dividend today. They're the 50 friends of 32- year-old Dan Sikes, the clouting counselor from Jacksonville, who put up $10,000 three years ago to form a syndicate which put him on the pro golf tour. Sikes, who hadn t won a tourna ment in that period, hit the jack pot Sunday when he outlasted Slammin' Sammy Snead on the last four holes to pick up the $9,000 first money in the $50,000 Doral Open. I wish now, grinned the lanky drawling man, "that I had some of that myself." "Friends" Lose Option IIclll have it all, come August. For that's when "Dan's Friends, Inc.," lose their option and Sikcs will "go it on my own." But they vo done just fine al ready, thanks, by taking down 50 per cent of his earnings. Consid- Buckaroos Near Title Ily United Press International Will. Standings Southern Division W I. TI'tsGFUA Portland 41 20 6 88 263 175 San Francisco 41 25 1 83 273 212 Los Angeles 34 30 3 71 227 217 Spokane 29 35 2 60 205 234 Northern Division W L TI'tsGFGA Seattle 34 32 2 70 231 232 Vancouver 32 30 4 (ill 226 221 23 42 2 48 223 204 Calgary Edmonton 23 42 2 48 20!) 301 Sunday's Results Portland 4 San Francisco 1 Los Angeles 8 Sxkano 2 Seattle 3 Edmonton 1 Monday'! Schedule No games scheduled For Portland's Buckaroos the magic number is one. One Portland win or one San Francisco loss will give the Buck- nroos their second straight title in the Southern Division of the West ern Hockey League. Each team has three games left to play. They met fncc-to-face for the last time in the regular season Sunday night. Portland took the opportunity to all but quash the Seuls' hopes by racking up a 4-1 victory. Elsewhere Ixis Angeles clinched the third playoff spot in the Southern Division by dumping Spokane 8-2, and Seattle pulled two points in front of Vancouver and gained the Northern Division lead by beating Edmonton 31. The chief remaining issue in the Will, is who will be the third playoff representative in the Northern Division. Calgary and Edmonton are tied for third A crowd of 10.221 at Portland Coliseum watched the Ruckaroos stretch their unbeaten string to nine. Portland scored two goal in the oH'ning period and an other in the second before t h e Seals got on the scoreboard lilt in the final stanza. Harold White of Los Angeles picked up a hat trick In tlic Blades romp over Spokane. White tallied twice in the first period and Los Angeles got another goal from Bruce Carmichael to move out to a 3-1 lend. The trio of White, Leo Lablne and Marc Boileau accounted for five goals and five assists. Seattle got third period goals from Wayne Hull and Bob Sa- bourin to break a 11 tie and down the Flyers. Nothing Is scheduled tonight. IlltlMrX Cl.KAUS 7-KKKT-t LENINGRAD, Russia (UI'D World high jump record holder Valcry Ilrumel cleared 7 loot, 2 6 inches durinR the Soviet Union track and field cnmH'titions Sun day, it was reported by the So viet news agency Tass. Monday, March 25, 196 j i 4 I -a, ". ." '"MUf F ... I ering that Sikes won $7,000 his first year, $16,000 his second, and $14,000 already this year counting the $9,000 in the Doral, they've gotten back $18,500 on their invest ment. There was an extra payoff for the 175-pound six footer who passed his bar examinations but "would rather practice golf than law. Hie points he earned win ning the Doral gave him the sec ond spot for young touring pros in the approaching Masters. I don t have a room up there because I never figured I'd make it," he said in his soft voice, "but I'll go if I have to sleep in my ear. Ties In Houston Sikes, the 1955 all-Army cham pion and r.i,)8 National Public Links king, previously had only one good shot at a tour victory That was in the 1962 Houston Classic in which he tied Bobby Nichols and Jack Nicklaus. But Nichols caglcd their first extra njayoff hole to win after Sikcs lost a tnree-siroKe leaa witn tnrec holes to play. In his head-and-head race against Snead in the Doral's final round, Sncad was three shots be hind Sikes with five holes to play and then threw two straight bird ies at his younger rival. It looked like the same old story, but Sikcs matched Snead's pars all the way in from there for a two under par 70 which beat Snead's 71 and four under par 284 total by one shot. 'I was in trouble with my drive on tho 18lh," Sikes admitted, "I was in high grass and it looked like a bad omen." But he knocked a three iron onto the green, 80 feet from the hole and ran it up to within six feet. Sam already had his par four when Sikes, who copies Ar nold Palmer's putting stance, "knocked in Hint short putt." Sikes, who started playing In high school, says he would like to continue "for about 10 years be cause with all that money out there a man might be able to fix himself for life." The way he played at Doral, he just might, too. Beavers Return Home With 1964 Host Spot COUVA1J.1S (UPD -Oregon Stale was back from the NCAA basketball ' championship tourna ment today and despite its lack- OSAA OK's A-l Entrant EUGENE lUPD-Thc board of control of the Oregon School Ac tivities Association Saturday voted to admit Eugene's new Sheldon High School into District 5 A-l. The school opens next September. The boaixi turned down a coach es' request that baseball's en. Inrgod strike zone be made part of the rules tor the coming high school season. The board sclieduled furtlver study on a suggestion that the Class A-l basketball tournament be Iiold one week earlier and ap proved a recommendation that stale championship football games be played on nonschool days wltencver possible. It approved a request to allow schools to enter at least throe men in each event in state track meets if they meet qualifying standards. It authorized OSAA o( ficials in Portland to set up a makeup date for the finals of lite slate baseball tournament In case of rainouts. The board tabled a motion by a Salem civic group to award the Class A-2 basketball tournament to the capital city and expand It from eight to 16 teams. Hie tour ney was held at Coos Bay this year. Klamath Falls Top Moose Tourney List Standings in the 19th Annual Oregon State Moose Bowling Tour nament were turned upside down by bowlers from Klamath Fails, Corvallis, Springfield and Eugene over the weekend. A Klamath Falls doubles com bination of Bob Tesch and Ed Mc- Connell toppled 1246 pins to take over top spot in that division Pete Sheehy and Paul Heryford of Klamath Falls had a 12:19 for second place, and Ted Buttler and Bus Jones, also of Klamath Falls, one pin less at 1238 for third. In his doubles effort, Tesch rolled a 267, highest single game score in the tourney. Ron Pierce had a 256. In the women's doubles, La- Rayne Harris, Medford, teamed up with Tillie Mathis, Klamath Falls, to take over the top spot with a 1198 total. The Medford woman turned in a 675 series in her doubles with games of 234 216 and 225. A Corvallis pair, Maxine Wil liams and Joyce Schilling, moved into second place with 1084. Grant Helming of Eugene moved in front in the men's sin gles division with a 680 scries. Al Woldt of Klamath Falls is in third place with 664. LaRayne Harris also leads the singles division for women, hav ing rolled a 625 scratch scries. Edith Dyer, Klamath Falls, continued to hold second place in the division with a 607 series. In the all-events, Lou Bevandich of Corvallis continued in the top Oregon Girl Makes Team COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPD-Shar- on Shepherd, a former Linficld College and Mapleton, Ore., com petitor, won a spot on the United States women's track and field team for the Pan - American Games Friday night. Miss Shepherd finished second in the discus throw in the Nation al Senior AAU Women's indoor meet. She had a throw of 144 feet, i7'4 inches. The Pan-American Games will be held in Sao Paulo, Brazil, April 27-Muy 4. Miss Shepherd is now competing for the Cleveland Recreation Department. , Oregon Entry Out Of Tourney KENT, Ohio (UPD The last Oregon entry bowed out of the national collegiate wrestling championships Friday night when Hob Keeney of the University of Oregon was eliminated. Keeney lost by default to Gerry Franzen of Navy in the 177-pound class. Franzen, a former Oregon prep champion at David Douglas High School, later lost in the semifinals to Dean Lahr of Colo rado. Oklahoma raced into tho team lead in the meet with 35 points going Into the finals. Pittsburgh was second with 20 and defending champion Iowa State had 25. cami'uki.l suspends bruin BOSTON (UPI) Guy Gcn dron of the Boston Bruins was suspended for the final game of the National Ilvckcy League sea son Sunday night and fined $200 by League President Clarence Campbell (or pushing referee Vern Buffey during a game with New York Thursday. luster showing it didn't co back empty handed. The Beavers will play host to the l'.Ki'l NCAA Far West regional tournament next March 13-14. Provo, Utah, was the site of the four-team meet this season. Slats Gill's Oregon Staters dropped an Bo-Ki decision to Duke's Blue Devils in a consola tion game at Louisville. Ky., Sat urday night. They were beaten by Cincinnati (w-4 f rutay night in the opening round of tho four school playoff. "We put so much into getting here thai we didn't have anything left," the veteran Gill said of his Beavers' showing against Duke ind Cincinnati. "But we're still Western champions." The learn was honored with a rally at Gill Coliseum late Sun day. Oregon State upset Arizona State in the finals of the Far West tourney at Provo to gain a trip to Louisville. Only bright spot in the Ken tucky playoffs for Oregon Slate was center Mel Counts. The radar-eyed junior center hit 45 points in the two games 2d against Cincinnati and 25 against Duke awl was chosen on the tournament all slar second team. Gov. Mark Hatfield, who watch ed Duke bury the Beavers on the second night, sard it appeared OSU had "tournament jitters." Oregon Stale finished its season with a 22-9 record. Main losso next season will be playmaking lorry Baker, a guard, and 8-4 (or ward Steve Pauly. who will grad uate. Bowlers spot with his combined total of 1898. but Ted Buttler, Klamath Falls, came within 10 points of that total with an 1888 to t a k c second place over the weekend. Audrey Smclcer of Klamath Falls leads the women's all-events with a combined total of 1633, fol lowed by Maud Funk of Cottage Grove with 1617. IfTH ANNUAL OREGON STAT! MOOSE BOWLING TOURNAMENT March 23 34 MEN'S DOUBLES EVENT B. Tesch-E. McConnell, KF 12 1 P. Sheehy-P. Heryford, KF 12391 T. Bultfer-B. Jones, KF 1238 B. Black-P. Brennan. Eugene-KF 1235 E. Odeti-M. Hinshaw, Springfield 1231 R. Pierce-DE. Potter, KF 1230 M. Robinson-G. Rosterolla, KF 1225 E. Baley-B. Baley, Merrill 1225 WOMEN'S DOUBLES T. Mathis-L. Harris, KF-Medfo.d 1190 M. Williams,). Schilling, Corvallis 1084 K. Baley-C. Harris, Merrill-KF 106) E. Dyer-J. Robinson, KF 1051 H. Puscas-H. Marshall, Eugena 1045 M. Wilkinson-S. Bray, KF 1036 J. McDale-M. Funk, Cottage Grovt 1034 MEN'S SINOLES G. Helming, Eugene 680 E. L. Gerken, Corvallis 667 A. Woldt, KF 664 J. Bloomquist, Springfield 66) L. Bevandich, Corvallis 654 O. Yancy, KF 653 G. Schuli, Medford 65C P. Heryford, KF 649 L. King, Springfield 645 H. Bray, KF 641 J. Baley Sr., Merrill 641 WOMEN'S SINGLES L. Harris, Medford 675 E. Dyer, KF 607 C. Durocha, KF 586 C. Taber, KF 578 J. Baley, Merrill 563 M. Eklund, KF 545 M. Funk, Cottage Grove 541 Y. Rosterolla, KF 537 MEN'S ALL EVENTS L. Bevandich, Corvallis 1898 T. Buttler, KF 1888 E. Ode 1 1, Springfield 1887 R. Pierce, KF 1884 F. Phelps, KF 1881 P. Heryford, KF 1875 S. Spaulding, Springfield 1863 E. L. Gerkln, Corvallis 1863 M. Douglas, KF 1863 WOMEN'S ALL EVENTS A. Smelcer, KF 1 1633 M. Funk, Cottage Grove 1617 E. Dyer, KF 1605 J. Schilling, Corvallis 1M2 M. Wilkinson, KF 1598 M. Eklund, KF 1596 K. Baley, KF 1568 D. Hawley, KF 1563 J, Baley, Merrill 1560 P. Risley, KF 1554 ssObec ELKS MIXED DOUBLES LEAGUE W L Balsiqer Motors 31 17 Grlggs-Merrlll 30 18 Hn And She Mt a 11 ' 11 Long Boll Lumber JB'i l''i II National 27 31 Wards Funeral Home 25Va ?2'i Fat s de Pharmacy 25 2J Slater Ins. 2'i 23Vj pioneer Tobacco 24',i 2J'a Crater Lake Mach. 23 25 Snnarlor Trov 23 25 Lucky Lanes "''i va Dees Beauty Salon 31 27 Houston Ins. ! 29 Rlcklalls IS'A 32Vi Calil.-Pac. Utilities 15 33 March 24 results: Crater Lake Mach. 1. Lucky Lanes Ot Balsioer Motors 4, Calll.-Paclflc U. 0; Holland Sheet Metal 3, Rlckfalls 1; Long Bell Lumber 4, Wards Funeral Home 0; Superior Troy 3, U.S. National 2; Grlggs-Merrlll J, Houston Ins. 1; East Side Pharmacy 3, Staler Ins. 1; Dees Beauly Salon 2, pi oneer Tobacco 2. High team game, Long Bell Lmbr. 7eo; hioh team series. Long Bell Lumber 2304; high Ind. game (men), E. While 3251 high Ind. series (men), E. White 595; high Ind. game (women), Phyllis Abbey 196, high ind. series (women), M. Llnvllle 515. HOLIOAY BANTAMS LEAGUE NATIONALS W Cards Top Cats Giants Screw Balls 45 33 Results; Cards 3, Giants 0; Top .Cats 2. screw Balls 1. High team game, Cards 728; high team ser es, Cards 1451; high ind. game, Billy Rose 203; high Ind. series, Billy Rose 379. HOLIDAY BANTAM GIRLS LEAGUE FINALS W L Lucky Slrikes 35 25 Gutlerballs 33 37 Foul Balls 31 29 Warriors 31 39 March 23 resulls; Gutlerballs 3, War riors 0; Foul Balls 3. Lucky strikes High team game, Gutlerballs 605; high team series, Gutlerballs 1200; nigh ind. game, Debbie McNoise 178; high Ind. series, Debbie McNoise 321. HOLIDAY BANTAMS AMERICAN LEAGUE FINAL STANDING Untouchables Alley Cats Corruptors lalcnn W L 39 31 36 34 30 30 15 45 Results; Corruptors 3. Alley Cats I; lunn 1. Untouchables o. Hioh team game. Alley Cats 733; high team series, Corruplors 1402; nign wo. game, Wayne Begg 171; nigh ino. se ries, Doug Schmldll 3B8. Ducks Victors PORTLAND (UPU - Oregon's Ducks posted an unofficial 90-41 victory over the Portland Pilots in a handicap track meet here Saturday. Keith Forman of Oregon turned in the top performance in the no scoring meet by w inning the 880 yard ran in 1:51.0. LEGAL NOTICE PRORATE NO. 63-31 NOTICE TO CREOITORS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF ANNIE MARY GREENE, Deceased. Notice li hereby olven that the under signed hM been Appointed administrator ot the Estate ot Annie Marv Greene, at- ceased, bv the Circuit Court ot Klamath County, Oregon, and that all persons having claims against said estate are hereby noli lied to present tht same to said administrator at the oMice ot van. dfnberg and Coe. Suite K2 Underwood Puitdlno. Klamath Palls. Oregon, togeth er with proper vouchers, within six months ot the date of the first publication ot rnis notice, which li Iht 2Mh day of March. Iv J. THOMAS FRANCIS GREENE, Administrator VandenberQ and Cot Attorneys at Caw Suite If J Underwood Buiklino. Klamath Fails, Oregon No. 2, March 35, April . ft. IS. 10 NO. 6J-34 PROBTE NOTICE TO CREDITORS tfJ THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY In tht Mailer of ihe Estate e VERANfcATH MOORMAN, also fcnow as Vera Aanes Moorman, Deceased. Notice is hrbv given that I have been appointed administrator of the Estate ot Vrraneatha Moorman, also known as Vera Agnes Moorman, deceased. AH oer sens having claims agnkitt said estate are required to present tnem to m, with proper vouchers, at the office of C-a ix og s Ganong. First Federal BuiM ing, Klamath Fan, Oregon, within s' momn from varcn m. wn'cn the dale o first publication of m' notice. Arthur E . Moorman, Administre- tor C-ancng JL Ganong Attorneys 1 Administrator No. , Merih IS. 25. An! . LEGAL NOTICE ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF KLAMATH COUNTY, OREGON In tr Matter of tr Estala ol AIDert Owen Broyles, Deceased. Notice ll hereby given that I have filed my final account as administrator I of the estate of Albert Owen Broyles, Deceased, and the court has set April 25th, 1963, at 10 O'clock, A M , S the time tor hearing of objections to such final account and for the settlement thereof at Circuit court No. 2 Room. Dated this lath day of March, 1963. Grey don G. Broyles, Adminislra tor, No. 989, March II, 25. April 1, , 1963 NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR KLAMATH COUNTY, OREGON In the Matter of the Estate John Vogel, Deceased. The undersigned has been appointed by said court administratrix with the will annexed of said estate. Notice is hereby given to the creditors of decedent to present their claims, duly verified as by law required, within six months after ! the first publication of this notice, to the undersigned al the law office A. C. Yaden, 411 Main Street, Klamath Falls, Oregon. Dated and first published this 18th Day ot war en, iibi. Irene Durbln, Administratrix, C.T.A. No. 988, March II, 25, April 1, t, 1963. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby given that the under signed has been appointed executrix of the Estate of vernena Kiddie uavis, de ceased, bv the Circuit Court of Klamath County, Oregon, and that all persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present me same, to gether with proper vouchers, to said executrix at the office of the undersigned. Room A, Melhase Building, 325 Main Street, Klamath F-ails, Oregon, within si: months from the dale of the first publi cation ot this notice, which is March 25, 1963. Alverna Faydeens Hall ExecuMx O'NEILL & MCLAREN Attorneys for executrix No. 1000, March 25, April 1, a, 15, 1963. RESOLUTION NO. A RESOLUTION DECLARING THE IN TENTION OF THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, TO PAVE AND IMPROVE AVALON STREET FROM THE NORTH ERLY LINE OF SOUTH SIXTH STREET TO THE CENTER-LINE OF SHASTA WAY, ALL IN THE SAID CITY: SAID PROJECT TO BE IMPROVEMENT UNIT AND DIRECTING CERTAIN STEPS BE TAKEN IN CONNECTION THEREWITH; FINDING PLANS, SPEC IFICATIONS AND ESTIMATES FOR SAID PROJECT SATISFACTORY; CALL ING A PUBLIC HEARING AND DIRECT ING THAT NOTICE THEREOF BE GIV EN. WHEREAS, The City Engineer ot the City of Klamath Falls, Oregon, pursuant to a resolution of the Common Council of said City, having filed plans, specifica tions and estimates for the cost ot pav ing and improving Avalon Street from the northerly line ot South Sixth Street to the center-line of Shasta Way, all 'in said City; and the Common Council of said City, finding the said plans, specifica tions and estimates satisfactory for said pro ect, being Improvement Unit No. 157, known as Avalon Street project: THEREFORE; BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, DULY ASSEMBLED IN REGULAR SES5ION A5 FOLLOWS: Section 1 That said plans, specifications and es timates for the Improvement of said portion ot Avalon Street, heretofore filed by the City Engineer, be and the same are hereby approved. That the Common council of the city of Klamath Falls, Oregon, hereby de clared its Intention to Improve said por tion of Avalon street in accordance with the plans, specifications and estimates as follows The pro ect shall consist or placing 2,686.27 lineal feet of concrete curb and gutter, paving to a width of 60 feet with either o Inches of Portland Cement concrete or 9 Inches of crushed rock base with 3 Inches of Type B Asphaltlc concrete. The compacted fill shall be sloped from the back side of the curb downward to the existing ground at 3 to 1 slope. It Is the Intent of this project to salvage all high type asphalt from Pershing way to Shasta way sewer facilities are to be considered. No new sidewalks are Included In this pro ect The estimated cost ot all classes of Improvement embracing all work and materials for the complete improvement of said project lor such type ot pave men! belna: 3 Inch AsphalMc Concrete $39,594.76 6 Inch Portland Cement S70.421.66 Section 2 That the property lying within the boun daries hereinafter described, be and the same is hereby declared to be benefited bv the said morovement; to-wlt: Beginning at a point which is 510 feet east and 73 feet south ot 1he section corner common to Sections 33 and 34, Township 36 South, Range 9 East, Wil lamette base meridian, and Sections 3 and 4, Township 39 South, Range 9 East, Willamette Base Meridian, Klamath Coun ty, Oregon; thence, easterly along the south line of Shasta Way, a distance of 555 feet; thence, southeasterly a dis tance ot 172.88 leet more or less; thence, easterly, a distance of 10 feet, more or less; thence, northerly a distance of 150 leet, more or less; thence, easterly along the south Una ol Shasta Way, a distance ot 633.55 feet, more or less to the westerly line of Austin Street; thence, southerly along the westerly line of Aus tin Street, a distance of 1,122.50 feel; Ihence, southwesterly on the westerly line of Austin Street, a distance of 182.90 feet; thence, westerly, a distance of 525 feet more or less to the northeasterlv line of Pershing Way; thence, northwest erly on the northwesterly line of Pershing Way; a distance ot 335 feet more or less to the point which Is 105 feet south easterly of the southeast line of Avalon Street; thence, southwesterly and paral lel to Avalon Street, a distance of 175 feet, more or less to the northeasterly line ot South Sixth Street; thence, north westerly along (he northeasterly line of South Sixth Street, a distance of 395.0 leet; thence, northeasterly and parallel to Avalon Street a distance of 175 feet more or less to the southwesterly line of Persh ing Way; thence, southeasterly along the southwesterly line of Pershing Way, a distance of 100 leet more or less to the northwesterly line of Avalon Street; thence, northeasterly along the northwest erly line of Avalon Street a distance ol 225 feet more or less to a point which is 163.00 feet; northeasterly of the northwest erly line of Avalon Street from the north easterly line of Pershing Way; thence. northwesterly ana parallel to pcrsning Way a distance of 338.00 feet to a point which Is 163,00 feet northeasterly and at 90 degrees ot Pershing way; thence, northerly a distance of 625 feet more or less to the point of beginning. That all property included in the afore said boundaries above described will be benefited by said Improvement and shall be assessed for the expense thereof. Section 3 That Monday, the 15th day of April, 1963. at the hour ol 7:30 o'clock P.M. and the Council Room of the City Hall In Klamath Falls, Oregon, be and it Is here bv flied as the time and place for hearing! objections and remonstrances against said propose , The Recorder of the C'W of Klamath Falls. Oregon, be and she is hereby authorlied and directed to cause a notice ot said hearing to be published as provid ed bv the City Charter and conforminq thereto she shall cause this resolution to be published In the City official news - paper, once each day tor ten consecutive and the city tngmeei and he is nereoy o.rec.ea .o po w-ni , nQW J0Ci)ltM, with BELLE'S five days alter the first publication ol;BEAUTy SH0P Tu 4.5377 2?0 N ntht t plated improvement notices headed: "NO- TICE OF STREET WORK." In letters not less than one (1) inch In length, and said notice shall contain In leoible char acters, a copy of this resolution and the date of Its passage, and the City Engineer shall file with the City Recorder an at davit of the posting of such notices, stating the date when posted, the place where posted and the numoer ot notices posted. Passed by the Common Council of the City ot Klamath Fails. Oregon, this 11th day of March. I'M. Presented to the Mayor and by him approved and signed this ith day o' March, 1H3. Signrd: Robert E. Veatch ATTEST: fiosie Keller Recorder STATE OF OREGON. COUNTY OF KLAMATH. SS CITY OF KLAMATH FALLS I, Rosle Keller, Recorder tor the Citv ol Klamath Falls. Oregon, do hereby crtltv that the above and foregoing a true and corrt corv of a reWut'on introduced end adopted by the Common Council o the City ol Klamath talis. Oreoon. at its rrgv'er meeting nek! O" m t dav ol M'th. IHJ. and thereafter approved and vgred bv the Mayor. i leiier j Recorder Q March ?. 2K J. J. 3' April U i. 4 1HJ. LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY i the Matter of the Estate WAYNE WART IN, Deceased: Notkf is hereOy given mat the under. signed, as administrator of the estate of W. Wayne Martin, Deceased, has filed tls final accour-t in the Circuit Court nt in State of Oregon for Klamath Coun ty, and that Friday, the 19th day jf April, 1963, at the hour of 10:00 o'clock a.m. of said day has been appointed by ih Court as the time and place for hear ing ob i ect ions to said account and Iht settlement thereof. -s-THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF OREGON, PORTLAND, Admirnstrator J. Anthony Giacominl Attorney for Administrator No. 971, March 11, 18, 25, April 1, 1963. r- ArticTT ueeriur NOTICE OF LANDOWNERS MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the regular annual meeting oi rne Landowners. of tht Klamath Drainage District will bej, neid at the ottict of tne uistnci. an Main Street, Klamath Falls, Oregon, at 1:30 o'clock P.M. on Saturday, March jw. 1963, which meeting is held for the pur pose of electing one Supervisor to serve term ot three years and tor ine transaction of such other business as may come before the meeting. L. L, LANubUti, becreiary No. 943, March 11, 18, 25, 1963. NO. 62-65 P CITATION tN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH In the Estate of KENNETH MOORE, Deceased. LEONARD Q. MOORE, and L. Q. MOORE, as Administrator of the estate THEODORE MOORE, Deceased. Plaintiff, - vs - JENNIE JEANNETTE PROCTOR and the UNITED STATES NA TIONAL BANK OF PORTLAND, as Ad ministrator of the estate of KENNETH MOORE, deceased, defendants. TO: JENNIE JEANNETTE PROCTOR. UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK OF PORTLAND, AND TO ALL PERSONS UN-NAMED OR UNKNOWN WHO HAVt OR CLAIM ANY INTEREST IN THE ABOVE ESTATE AS HEIRS OR DIS TRIBUTEES, DEFENDANTS. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED That i Leonard Q. Moore and L. Q. Moore, Administrator of the estate ot Theo dore Moore, deceased, has filed herein a petition praying for an order of this Court to ascertain and declare tne ngn'si of all persons claiming an interest In the estate ot Kenneth Moore, oeceasea. NOW THEREFORE, you are cited to appear before the above entitled touri In the Klamath County Court House, Klamath Falls, Oregon, on ine zist day of June, 1963, at the hour of 10:00 a.m. to show cause II any you have why this Court should not enter a decree as prayed for in the petition of the plaintm and to file answers setting forth your respective claims of heirship, ownership, or Interest in the estate of Kenneth Moore, deceased. WITNESS the Honorable Donald A. w. Piper, Judge of the above entitled Court this 15th day ot svtarcn, ivoj. CHAS. r. DeLAP, uerK ot tne Circuit Court Bv -s- Betty Hill, Deputy No. 986, March 18, 25, April 1. 8, 15, 22. To Place Your WANT AD Phone TU 4-811 I HERALD & NEWS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATE SCHEDULE PHONE TU 4-8111 I a.m. to 4:30 p.m. weekdays I a.m. to noon Saturday Count five words par line. Ads undar 3 lints count same as t lines. 3 6 10 1 Lines Times Tlmws Times Month t II 50 $4.00 55 00 S 9.00 3 3.25 5.00 6.50 11.50 4 4.00 6 00 8.00 1 4.00 i 4.75 7.00 9.50 16.56 Minimum Charge 1.50 50c DISCOUNT per advertisement, If paid In advance. Above rates are tor consecutive inser tions, without change ot copy, for pri vate Individuals. Advertising must be Jeer and understandable to be produc tive. All words must be spelled out. A'Jtos ottered for sale by private indi vidualscash with copy. DEADLINE 4:30 p.m. day before publi cation. Noon Saturday (or Sunday and M-nday. CANCELLATIONS & CORRECTIONS On same schedule, except on Monday tese are taken 'tll 9:30 a.m. Please read first insertion of your ad. The Herald & News will give one extra run for typographical error. "Business Builder" WANT ADS I column Inch, $35 per month with 12.50 discount for payment on or before the 101K Vi Inch, S19 with St.50 discount for payment on or before the 10th. Based on one copy change per month. BOX SERVICE 50 cents per ad. C.RD OF THANKS, and IN MEMORIAM VIM PHONE TU 4-8111 FOR COMMERCIAL RATES FUNERAL HOMES C WARD'S Klamath Funeral Home. 925 High Street. Phone TU 2-440,. MEETING NOTICES 1 KLAMATH LODGE NO. 77 AF & AM will hold o STATED COMMUNICATION!, Monday, March 25, 8 p.m. Masonic Tem ple. All Master Ma sons cordially invited. Refreshments. Entertainment. Gene R. Byrnes, W.M. ALOHA CHAPTER No. 6 TOES STATED MEETING Tuesdav. March 26. 8 p.m. Masonic Temple. Youth organization night. Members and visiting members cor dially invited. Leona Selby, W M 1 Sanford Sclbv, W P j q ENERAL NOTICES 4 .in caSH to churches, schools, clubs, and other organizations. Distribute W bottles WAT K INS vanilla. Phone TU j-Tpjl. PERSONALS 6 i PIERRE, phone TU -?39. I'm a PRIM I POODLE, too. signed Mti then...,!, (il aw.. Ku .nnninl. " KLAMATH Alcoholics Anonymous, TU 4-J591, TU 4-87M. friendly help anytime BEGINNERS ALANON, friendly help tor (amides of Alcoholics. TU 4-71J9 or TU 3-S7IO. P.O. Box 1065. HARMONY HOUSE Nurs'ng Home. 5tat Licensed, JJ hour nurng care. Ambula tory and bed patient, vodern facilities all on one floor. Spacious recreational area. Mar lor It Huntington, owner, EV i ?0f Bfid 1 SERVICES 10 CABINET making a specialty, furniture rttinnhlng, excellent references. TU 4-407. CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING at your to- cation. Daily servke. Latest style slate' licensed mobile unit. Special rates If wt j cut and wrap, Grigsby's Smokehouse, Old Midland Road, ph. TU M7W. CUSTOM BUTCHERING At vrv place, deliver to processing plant or leave at your piece. Al Sloii, TU 44124. Gina's Tailor Shop Tailoring alteration hx men, wompn, children. Alt work guaranteed. Rteson ep'e P"c Gene t Mens Weer $37 Main It SERVICES 10' I DOZER with operator. Excavating I lev. tung. Any sue oo. low ram. iu i-uJt ! after p.m. CALL BILL FORNEY, TJ 4-4447 ons. hows foundation. sep - rain fields, landscaping, roto- for ex ca vat i tic tanks, drain fields, landscaping, tilling. 5444 Shasta Way. REMODELING and repairs, all kinds, reasonable, references. TU 3-S3M. DENTAL PLATES Repaired while you waif. New Plates Made From Your Old PERSONAL DENTURE SERVICE 1033 Main TU 4-3JI4 PAINTING Residential commercial. Estimates gladly. E. L. GERRUE, PAINTING CON TRACTOR. Phont TU 4-9538. Washer Broken Down? Clothes dirty? CALL UHLIG'SI Guarerv . ... mjlk.. of Waihari , Dryers. ... -. CT-Be- Tll . ,,,, J- ... . HEALTH 12i Now You Can Even RENT a SPRING TUNE-UP Our portable bell1 vibrator tunes up your entire system while excess pounds melt away. VALLEY RENTAL 1003 E. Main TU 4-6812 EDUCATIONAL 13 WE'RE LOOKING FOR PEOPLE TO TRAIN MOTEL HOTEL MANAGEMENT Make 1400 and more monthly plus apart ment as motel-hotel manager. Live and work in location, climate of your choice. New motels and hotels are being built every day. Many opportunities for man agers and assistant managers. Men-Wom en-Married Couples. Train at home In your spare time. Free placement assist ance. Get information about age and re quirements necessary to qualify for a position In the motel-hotel Industry. Write now for complete details. No obligation. NORTHWEST SCHOOLS Motel Training Dept. M3-61, Box 473 c-o Herald & News Name Address City State Nearest Phone Age HELP WANTED, FEMALE 14 WANTED: Beautician, full or part-time, capable of managing, good wonting con ditions. Box 470C, Herald & News. HELP WANTED, MALE 16 SALESMAN in men's store. Permanent position. Applications now being received. Apply In person, 733 Main. GENERAL NOTICES A HAVE' YOU any of these things TO SELL? They'll bring you EXTRA CASH! ft GUNS ft BOATS ft TENTS ft STOVES ft RADIOS ft PIANOS ft BOOKS ft TOOLS ft SKATES ft TRUNKS ft PLANTS ft JEWELRY ft LIVESTOCK ft FISH POLES ft TV SETS ft BICYCLES ft CLOTHING Or, 1,001 other items too numerous to mention! LET PEOPLE KNOW i n- X IX Ot IT Z"M in - iADUU I II. rU I YUUK AD WHERE THEY CAN SEE IT! Call Herald & News A A K. I "T A I I I X I I V Y I N I ADS TU 4-81 1 1 MALE 1 A A K I F PN ff r I l I r" I J BOY, 18 OR OLDER 'nil.-TlliP , , , , IN CIRCULATION DEPT. Must hove car. Prefer high school junior. APPLY: Circulation Dept. Herald & News BOYS! scahg?ol EARN Vacation Money by selling the Herald & News Downtown AFTERNOONS Contact Herald & News, Circulation Dept., 1301 Esplanade HHUNb TU 4-8111 HELP WANTED, HELP WANTED 17 FAST, experienced fry cook, call TU 12-6142. All help wanted ads published In the Herald & News are accepted In good tilth that the jobs offered are as stated in the advertising copy. We ere not re sponsible for the integrity ot our adver tisers, but we make every effort to dis cover and refect all misleading advertis ing. Anyone answering a help wanted ad and finding it to be misleading is asked to report ft to the Classified Ad vertising Department of the Herald News. SITUATIONS WANTED 18 JACK & JILL DAY NURSERY Hour, Day, Week, Mon. through Frl. 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Helen Lehman TU 2-1B44 1328 Carlson C IRONING, washing, pickup, deliver Hand crocheted alghans. TU 4-9434. EXPERIENCED child care. Your home or mine. TU 2-2711, TU 2-1778. EXPERIENCED baby sitting, anytime, my home. South suburban. TU 4-4313. ROOMS FOR RENT 22 ROOMS, small house, reasonable. ErnieV Hotel, 631 So. 5th, TU 2-5225. DOWNTOWN, clean housekeeping room, utilities furnished. 317 Pine, TU 2-1487. CLEAN, comfortable rooms. 2 blocks from Main, SS & gp. TU 4-4259. STEAM heated, quiet, sleeping rooms. 310 So. 5th, TU 2-0214. APARTMENTS FOR RENT .... 24- CLOSE In, furnished, I bedroom, S50, TU . 4-5010. OUTSTANDING downtown, furnished, heat,adults, $59.50, Alpha, TU 4-4522. ONE and two bedroom apartments, S56 and $51, TU 2-6765. TWO room furnished apartment, $30. 2340 Shasta Way, TU 4-7468. ONE bedroom furnished apt., utilities paid. $40 a month, 303 Washington. SMALL furnished apartment, close In7 utilities paid, $37.50, 433 No. 10th. APARTMENT for rent, completely fur nished, utilities, 1411 Main. NEAR Weyerhaeuser furnished. Utilities, steam heat, $40. TU 4-8313. CLEAN, furnished 1 bedroom apt. Close to Main. $50, water, garbage paid. Gas heat. 333 So. 11th. BACHELOR apt. Furnished 2 room, close , $30. TU 4-9961. NEW duplex apartment, some furnishings, close in, 309 N. 10th. FURNISHED 3 room bachelor apart ments, steam heal, water, garbage fur nished. 626 Oak. AUDLEY APARTMENTS Nicely furnished 1 bedroom and studios. 303 So. 8th near Post Office. EXTRA nice clean furnished or unfur nished apt. Water, garbage paid. Owner, 2059 Vine. TU 4-6225. ONE bedroom, bath, wool rugs, drapes. automatic washer, utilities paid to cer tain amount. TU 4-3762, TU 4-3S93, EWAUNA - DOWNTOWN Klamath's most modern, furnished. 21 So. llth. TU 2-1062. STEAM heat, furnished apt. Also bache lor apt. 213 Cedar. TU 4-9552. NICE clean furnished apartment. TU 2-2541, TU 4-6966. FURNISHED three room apt., $55. All utilities paid. Shared bath, adults only. 419 North iom. NICELY furnished small 2 bedroom apartment, close in, TU 4-4756. DUPLEX furnished 1 bedroom, close in, garage, laundry, TU 4-3659. THREE room furnished apartment. 2061 White ONE bedroom apt. completely furnished with utilities, $75. No children. TU 2-597 days, TU 4-7021 after 6 p.m. ONE or two bedroom furnished, heat, wa ter paid. 825 Grant. TU 2-4719. 2 BEDROOM deluxe unfurnished apart ment, immediate occupancy, TU 2-6500. FURNISHED, clean 3 rooms, warm, ro"my, rugs, $45, 1624 Division. CLEAN, furnished 1 bedroom duplex. Ho! Springs, TU 2-5149. FURNISHED 2 room apt., close in, steam heat, TU 4-5666. SINGLE apts. Completely furnished, $li weekly. Johnny's Molel, 2005 Biehn. FURNISHED apartments, 142 Riverside, phone TU 2-4736. UNFURNISHED two'bedroom apartment, Inquire 2519 Applegate. CONSTRUCTION workers welcome! Near new OTI site, furnished, TV available, weekly rates. Pelican Motel. TU 2-9256. ROOSEVELT APTS. 2036 LEROY PH. TU 2-1749 Furnished or unfurnished one bedroom. Garage. Hot water heal. Hot Springs area. Adults. KLAMATH FALLS FINEST 2544 Union 1 Bedroom unlurnlshed 2 Bedroom unfurnished Spacious Rooms Tastefully Decorated Wall to Wall Carpeting Swimming Pool Rental includes all services ecept telephone and electricity Dorothea Nolan TU 2-0766 $36 to $58.50 COMFORTABLE LIVING AT LOW COSTI 1-2-3 bedroom apis.- lurnished or unfur nished. Permanent maintenance included. Monday through Friday SHASTA VIEW APARTMENTS 1627 WASHBURN WAY TU 4-8277 Office hours t e m. to 5 p.m. RICKFALLS APARTMENTS and MOTEL 2660 Shasta Way One and Two Bedroom opts. Furnished and Unfurnished $69.50 to $89.50 Daily, Weekly Motel Rotes TU 2-5577 HOUSES FOR RENT .. 26 large, dean j betf'oom dude. Stav?, refrigerator. TU 4-4:44 alter 5. MILLS ADDiTi O N , c ' nf bed r oom"ca b-n- $35, TU 4-1854. TU 4-9754. Two bedroom house, comrnte'v ur. nnhed with uiMies. IIJ5 mo. No cK' d'fn. TU 1-597 days, TU 4-7C2I ief A p m.