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Newspaper Page TextS.LtSSARt u.or oh High Creeks Forecasted Opening Day With tlie start of fishing sea son Saturday fishermen will find most of the streams high and muddy, and road conditions in some sections not at their best according to district rangers on the Winema National Forest. Hoads to the upper Sycan on the Chiloquin district are good as far as Yamsay Guard Station, but barely passable the remainder of the way. Both the Sprague and Sycan rivers are high. On the Chemult district only a few main roads are suitable for travel. The Silver Lake and Bear Flat roads are open, but forest visitors are cautioned that the Bear Flat road frnm Shevlin Well south to the red cinder surface isl soft, with deep ruts. Many of the roads on the Klam sill district are still closed by snow. In the Lake of the Woods section, the only road open for traffic is the Dead Indian High way. The new highway north of Lake of the Woods is closed. The Wcstside highway is passable from Sewnmile Creek south, hut north of Sevenmile Guard Station all roads are impassable due to deep ruts. It is recommended that travel be limited to surfaced roads un til the spring thaw is over and the roadbeds have settled, Klam ath District Ranger Asa Twnm- bly said. Travel during these wet conditions could cause heavy dam age to the forest road system HERALD AST) NEWS. Klamath Falls, Ore. Friday. April 19, 196J PAGE S-B EL" F 7' r' L sfe&a ) 1 1 4 .', - I Sub Officer Tells Probe Of Troubles PERSONNEL DIRECTOR UPGRADED Col. Edwin J. Witzenburger, commanding of ficer of Kingsley Field, pins one of two silver leaves on the tunic of Thomas J. Green, director of personnel, signifying the upgrading of the officer to the rank of lieuten ant colonel. Colonel Green, who came to Kngsley Field in 1 96 1 was upgraded effec tive April 1 5. Alturas Dates Barbershop ALTURAS An evening of good old-fashioned entertainment will be presented at the Alturas Ele mentary School Saturday evening April 27, by the Klamath Falls chapter of the Society for the Pres ervation and Encouragement of I Barbershop Quartet Singing in America. More than 40 performers from Klamath Falls will present a full program of sing along harmony. Featured will be the men's chor us and the women's Sweet Adeline chnrus, along with many quar tets. ( The evening of music will be sponsored by the Alturas PTA and will start at 8 p.m. Donations of $1 for adults and 50 cents for students may be paid at the door, or tickets may be purchased trom members of tha PTA. Pre school children will be admitted free of charge. Aerie Notes Anniversary Aerie No. 2090 will celebrate its 27th anniversary on Sunday, April 21, with a crab feed from 4 to 7 p.m. in the Eagles Hall. A class of 12 candidates will be Initiated and 20 and 30-year lodge ; members will be honored. Twenty nine members will receive 20 year pins, with four members receiving 30 - year pins. Of the original 125 charter members, only two are still active. They are L. E. Priest and John A. Martin. Lack Of High School Funds Seen Slowing Summer Recreation Plan ALTURAS - Expansion of the gram lies in doubt due to the summer city recreation pro loss of funds from the Modoc Un ion High School district. The high school has previously given the city recreation commission $600 a year to help defray the ex penses of the recreation program. This money has not been forth coming for the past two years and indications are that the high school will not help with the recreation program in l'X3. The Alturas elementary district gives $1000 a year for the salary of the recreation director, and the city of Alturas gives $500 to meet expenses. Last year's sum mer program, under the direction of Jay Hammon and assisted by David Starr, proved a huge suc cess with 30 to 40 young people each day participating in the daily programs at the park. Expenses were met with the above men tioned support and a surplus from the city commission. This year there is no surplus and the com missioners state that further ex pansion of the program is almost impossible without the high school support. The commission is making a plea for used recreation equip ment that could be used in the summer program. Anyone wish ing to donate such items as old ping pong sets, badminton sets, croquet sets, and volleyballs may call 2061 and it will be picked up. Jack Greene, pool manager, an nounced that the Alturas city pool will open June 1. Swimming fees will be the same as last year: adults, 50 cents; high school, 35 cents, and grammar school, 25 cents. There will be a fee this year of 25 cents for pre-school users of the wading pool. Greene said that Loretta Broad- hurst, Hazel Hens'cn, and Michele Baldwin have been hired as life guards. A wading pool attend ant and office attendant are yet to be hired. Phyllis Hill, secretary-treasurer of the city commission, reported there is now $1,150 in the fund for the pool heater. This money comes from a $050 donation by the Alturas Lions Club and $500 raised by the Kiwanians last year in family season ticket sales. The commission is considering On The Record KLAMATH FALLS DIVORCES FILED ELLEDGE Patricia A. vs. Ptrry. LAWSUITS FILED First Federal Savino and Loan Ao ciation er Klamath Falls, a federal cor poration vs. Phillip H. Baker and Dor. lene M. Baker, foreclosure. Coastwise Finance Corp. vs. Date Me Nair, seeks return of personal properly vaiuea at Ji.ww, plus anornev tecs. Carter - Jones Collection Service, Inc vs. Ramona C. Parrlsh, $1,027.3 Indebted ness, plus interest. Oaks grow slowly and usually do not bear acorns until they arc 20 years old. (ait-p-Gxtit) NEWSPAPERS' SELL THE MOST! E Machinists Back On Job CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla UPI' Members of an Interna tional Association of Machinists local here returned to their jobs Thursday after a one-day walkout against the Boeing Co., hut offi cials called the return "tempo rary." 1AM Local 2061 Wednesday re jected Boeing's latest contract of fer and set up picket lines about one mile from the south gate ol Cape Canaveral. However, the picket lines were nulled down by the local union while labor leaders awaited the results of a nation-wide vote on the offer. Tlie issue remained in doubt Thursday. The union local at Boe ing's home plant in Seattle Wed nesday accepted the contract by a nearly 2-1 margin. Still to be heard from was an I AM local at Wichita, which re fused' Wednesday to vote on the Boeing offer. The Wichita local is now scheduled to take its vote Friday, and it appeared possible the results could lip the scales rtne way or the other. Boeing, one of the largest sin ule linns in the aerospace indus try, builds the Air Force's Min ulcman "instant ICBM" missiles which have been going on combat ready status at the rale of nearly one a day lor the past lew weeks. The Crusades began in the 11th enliiry and continued fur nearly years. to iw mm Co PEOPLES WAREHOUSE "SINCE 1918" Only Locolly Owned Movers "No Fuss No Muss When Moved By Us" STORAGE CRATING PACKING At.nl. for B.klns . . . rr.. ( aantrv .r Ar.and the .rla" the pre-season sale of season fam ily tickets. Jack Greene stated that Hie pool fund now has $87.06 on hand to start the season. "It takes $4000 a year to operate the pool. Nothing is needed in immediate outlay of cash to open the pool. We have all tlie chlorine and basic sup plies on hand." The pool operation depends on the income from the use of the pool by the Alturas Elementary School during the summer, $500 from the city of Alturas for pool maintenance; income from ticket sales, and donations. The commission recommended the appointment of Dixie Broad hurst to the board, subject to the approval of the city council. LEGAL NOTICE SERVICES 10 HOUSES fOR RENT 26 PORTSMOUTH. N.H. .I'PP-An officer of the submarine Thresher, who missed tile ill-fated subma rine's final voyage, testified Thursday the vessel had continu ing trouble with the vital air sys tem used to surface the ship The witness v. as U. Raymond J. McCoole 33, who missed the final voyage of tlie Thresher be cause his wife had a home ac- citent and he was given a tem porary leave only hours before the submarine sailed. McCoole testified before a naval court of inquiry investigating the sinking of the nuclear submarine which went down with 129 men aboard April 10. Earlier, Thursday, tlie comman der of the Portsmouth Naval Ship yard, Rear Acim. Charles J. Palmer, was made a "party to the inquiry" by his own request. He explained he made the request because he headed the shipyard where the Thresher was based. It was overhauled there shortly be fore its final voyage. His request came while a naval officer at sea advanced the theorv that a bursting pipe could have caused tlie tragedy. McCoole told the court that on March 23 the Thresher began a "fast cruise" but had to abort it before it was finished because of difficulties in the submarine's air system. NOTICE OF LICENSE TAX DUE H per torn, corporations, ivndicetei. ptftntnhtpt, end societies doing business In frit C'tv of Ktemath Falls. Oregon, art hereby notified that their Busineu, Occu pation or Trade License Fee tor the year beginning May I. 1961 and ending April jo, iv4, win oe out and payable to in City ol Klamath Palls. Oregon, on or before tha first day of Way. 1963. ana ii no paid oetore June ). 19 j will Da delinquent and subjact to a penally of ten parctnl IO'r) of In hcrt tta. but not lass hian $1,00. Tha license ft may b paid after the first publication of this notice and be fore June l, 193 without penalty. This notice Is given under authority of Ordinance No. i30 of the City of Klamath Fails. Oregon, generally Known as the Occupation Tat License Fee Or dinance, duly adopted by the Common Council of tha City of Klamath Falls. Oregon. Leota f. Heilbronner Treasurer Cty of Klamath Falls. Oregon No. 14, April I, 10. 19, 25. 193. CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING at VOur lo-' IRRIGATED pasture for rent. $500 for cation. Daily service. Latest style sletel season. Ante Bill Oison, Rt. 2 Box eu X. licensed mobile unit. Special rates If we cut and wrap. Grlgiby't Old W io land Road. Ph. TU I-OW. Smokehouse.l , .,..1 Tu lain SEWING BY LAVERNE. Formals, coats, men's shirts. Costumes designed and made also. TU 3-1917. THREE bedroom unfurnished house Stewart-Ltnnos, 155, TU 2-0016. CLEAN I bedroom furnished duplex. Ui, adults preferred. 1714 Fargo TU 2-1324. HELP WANTED, MALE 16 WANTED somaone to take care of 30 acres of ei'elfa on share basis. Write Bill Dion, Rt. 7 Boi Ui X. ONE bedroom furnished house, close In. U 4-439. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby given that tha under signed has been appointed aomlniitrt' of the Estate ot Myra Wee Dick, deceased, by the Circuit Court of Klam- alh County. Oregon, and that all persons navmg ciaims against said estate are hereby notified to present same to said administratrix at Room 302. S3! Main Street, Klamath Falls, Oregon, together with proper vouchers, within sl months of the date of the first publication ol this notice, which Is April 12, 1963. NORA HAWK Administratrix O'NEILL & MCLAREN Attorneys for Administratrix 3S, April 12, 19, 26, May X 1963 LEGAL NOTICE HORSEFLY IRRIGATION DISTRICT NOTICE OF MEETING OF BOARD OF EQUALIZATION Notice Is hereby given that fhe Board of Directors of Horsefly Irrigation Dty trict, acting as a Board of Equalization will meet at the office of said District at Bonanza, Oregon, on Tuesday. May 7, 1963, at 10 o'clock A.M.. for the purpose of reviewing and correcting Its assess ments and apportionment ot taxes. Reginald E. Thomas Secretary of Horsefly Irrigation District No. 25, April 12. 19. The Court Records KLAMATH COUNTY OISTRICT COURT April 15 TRAFFIC CASES Cecil Edison Wilbur, failure to stop for school bus unloading, not guilty plea, trial without jury set for April 22. Alfred Angelo Reginalo, disobeyed stop sign, not guilly plea, Irial without jury set tor Aprti 21. James Loy Williams, reckless driving, nol guilty plea, trial without ury set tor May 3. Leroy Oliver Burt, no vehicle license (expired), not guilty plea, trial without lurv &et tar Aoril 24. Kenneth Vernon Jennlnqs. violate basic rule, not guilty plea, frlal without jury set tor April 7. Robert Dean Jones, 1,000 lbs. combina tion' overload, guilty plea. SIS tine paid. Robert Leroy Strong, ' 1,400 lbs. tan dem axles overload, guilty plea, S2t fine aid. Donnie Dean Healon, disobeyed stop sign, guilty ptea, SlO fine paid. Leon Broadous Jr., violate basic rule, S20 bail forfeited. Donald Ray Shuns, holding speed con-1 test on public highway, guilty plea, S50 fine paid and 60 days operator's license suspension. Richard Coy wiles, noiding speeo con-. test on public highway, guilty plea, $50, tine paid, and 60 days operator's license suspension. Ida Adams Hunt, disoneyea stop sign.i guilty plea, S10 fine paid. James tJroOKings, ovorwiain, gumy ymo. 110 tine paid. Geraldine Yvonne Kendall, no muf fler, quilty plea, S7.50 paid. Katherine May Hawley, operating a motor vehicle while operator's license suspended, trial without ury, found guilty, S50 fine paid; two days In county iail suspenoeo. Roll Gary Janson, excessive noise, guilty plea, S7.50 ',n P"ld- Tho,nas Edward Runyan, no vehicle li cense (expired), guilty plea, S5 fine paid. Clifford Arnald Thomas, disobeyed stop sign, guilty plea, S25 fine paid. Audrie Irene Brown, no tail light, guilty plea, $10 fine paid. Charles tdward oaaqer, vioiait ussil rule, guilty plea, $10 tine paid. Ronald Gene Isaacson, violate basic rule, guilty plea, SlO fine paid. Julian Clifton Moseley, no Iail light on trailer, guilty plea, $10 fine paid. Donald Eugene Roqers, truck speed ing, guilty plea. $10 line paid. Eugene Weiss, Improper passing, guilly plea, $20 fine paid. Robert Victor Snowadzkl, drlvlnq while riant to kddIv tor operator's license sus pended, dismissed on motion of district attorney: had Insurance. Insurance com- unu lallnrt tfi file. Thomas Arthur Wasson, no operator's license, dismissed pursuant to ORS 462.- 300 (2). MISDEMEANOR CASES John Doe, whose true name Is unknown, unlawfully operating a game of chance, dismissed on motion by district attorney. Robert Whipple Knighton, Intoxicated upon a public hiqhway, qui try Ptea, ji fine or seven days in county au m new of tine. Johnnie Wilson Shivers, angling pro hibited area, quilty plea, $25 fine paid. rnrAl Peterson Jr., gambling, nol quilty plea, trial without ury continued ID April 26. ... Clyde William Gauqer, unlawful obses sion of wild animal, guilty plea, senlanc Ing set tor April 26. iAhn rn. whme true name Is Jack Bachman. unlawfully operating a qame ot chance, $100 bail posted for appearance Anril Ifl hhv Wavne Hlek, petit larceny. chanqcd plea lo quilty. Soven months in county ail; of which six months were suspended, leavinq one month to serve consecutively to a three-month sentence on anolher case. FELONY CASES Harvey Blevms and Raymond Gregory. burglary in a dwelling, preliminary ner- nq set for both defendants tor April 1. 1963. April 1 TRAFFIC CASES Ray Lurton Hall, failure to dim head lights, guMty plea. $)o fine paid. Elmer Odon Arnold, tai'ure to dim head iinht. nniltv nlea. $10 tine paid Warren Andrew Bennett, disobeyed stop tlnn. nniltv olea. $10 fine paid. Robert George Hirschbock. operating mnt.tr vehicle while operator's license uspended. trial without lury. Found guilty; H50 fine and two days In county Farmers! Loggers! Bulk Gasoline Competitive Prices TANKS AVAILABLE Cliff Yaden's SERVICE 2560 So. 6th TU 43681 OPEN 24 HOURS (all; of which $100 fine and two dava In couniy an was suspended; 550 tine oald Lester inomas Lumpkin, no wrecker's license, guilty plea, $25 fine paid. Laurie Graham Munro, violate basic ruie, guilty plea, $50 fine paid. Harold Russell Cofer, violate basic rule. guuty piea, no fine paid. Robbie William Mitchell, failure to dim neaoiignts. guilty plea. $10 fine paid Jimmle Arnold Warner, disobeyed stop sign, guilty plea, $10 fine paid. William Richard Morrison, no vehicle license (expired), aulltv Plea. $5 fine oald Jim Ouincy Adams, disobeyed slop sign, yuiny pies, iu line paiQ. Delores Karen Jones, failure- to slop through highway, guilty plea, lis fine paid. Robert Bartrum Klncald, no fixed load license, guilty piea, IS line pad. Oma Juanita West, no tieadlighls when icuuircu, gumy piea, t.w tine paid. Maurice Howard Henderson, violate oesic ruie, guilty piea, S25 fine paid Gaylon Earl Fish, 2,100 tbs. tandem axles overload, guilty plea; $63 fine; ol wnicn sb was suspended, $35 paid. Larry Richard Athanas, violate basic ruie, guiuy piea, sio line paid. FELONY CASES Byron Patf, assault and battery hv means of force likely to produce great uuuiiy i"ury, preliminary nearing set for April 17 TRAFFIC CASES Wesley Robert Johnson, imnrnnur m.il. tier, trial without ury. Found guilty; $7.50 tine paid. James Chandler Plnnfaer. riknhevHri stop sign, guilty plea, $10 fine paid. Kay oeorge Oren Jr.. disobsved tlnn ain. ijuiiiy pica, iu nne paia. uarry Duard Stewart, failure to yield right of way. guilly plea, $10 fine paid. Virginia Lee Glon, no vehicle license lexpireo,, guuty piea. $5 fine paid. uarwin pale Foole, no emeroenev brake, guilty plea, $10 fins paid. tnerese Atma Schmoe, moroner tana usage (cut in), trial without lurv, found guilty, $7.50 fine paid. Kaymona junior Seymour, violate bas c ruie, guuty piea, $15 fine oa d. earl Floyd Biankenship, disobeyed stoo sign, guuty pica, iu tine paid. i-rani josepn kiuck Jr., no vehicle cense (expired), ouillv plea, $5 fine Dld. Kooen manes uuggan, violate basic rule, guilly plea, $25 fine paid. Ruth Irene Beesley, no vehicle license (expired), guilty plea, $5 fine paid. Kenneth Ernest Bailey, no slop light, guilty plea. $7 50 fine paid. Elva B. Carpenter, Improper headlight, guilty plea, $10 fine paid. Calvin Reed Hecocta, no operator's II' cense, guilty plea, $5 fine paid. Victor Conrad Spalnhower, driving while operator's license suspended, guilly pica, $50 fine paid; two days in couniy fail suspended. Operator's license sus pended one additional year. David Eugene Powell, violate basic rule, guilty plea, SIO fine paid. James Robert Boyd, violate basic rule, guilty piea, $25 fine pad. Howard Euqene Bales, violate basic rule, guilty plea, $?0 fine paid. Frank Junior Gabriel, no vehicle II cense (expired), guilty ptea. $5 fine paid. I Duncan Valentine Gillies, permitting un licensed minor to operate, guilty plea, fine paid. Harold Paul Henrls, no vehicle license (expired), guilty plea, $5 fine paid. Jerry Lane Patike. disobeyed stop sign, quilty plea, $15 fine paid. Herbert Leslie SneM, operalinq motor vehicle while driving privileges were sus pended, trial without lury, lound guilty, $75 fine paid. Two days In county all suspended. Operator's license suspended one additional year. LANGELL VALLEY IRRIGATION OISTRICT NOTICE OF MEETING OF BOARD OF EQUALIZATION Notice Is hereby given that the Board of Directors of Langell Valley Irrigation District, acting as a Board of Equaliza tion, will meet at Ihe office of the District at Lorella In Lanoell Valley on Tuesday, May 7, 1963, at 10 o'clock A.M. tor the purpose of reviewing and correcting its assessments and apportionment of taxes. Arthur Monroe Secretary of Langell Valley Irri gation District No. 24, April 12, 19. SCHOOL AGE KLAMATH IRRIGATION DISTRICT NOTICE OF MEETING OF BOARD OF EQUALIZATION Notice ts hereby given that the Board of Directors ot Klamath Irrigation Dis trict, acting as a Board of Equalization, will meat at the office of said District, Crystal Springs Road, Klamath Falls, Oregon en Tuesday, May 7th, 1963, at 10 A.M. tor tha purpose of reviewing and correcting us assessments and apportion ment of taxes. John L. Stewart, Jr. Secretary No. 22, April 12, 19, 1963. 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Anyone answering a help wanted aa ano finding it to be misieeding ii asked to repert It to the Claiiified Ad vertising Department of tho Herald NtWt. MILLS ADDITION, daen I btdroom cab- I, $3S. TU 4-354, TU 4-?7S4. GORGEOUS old home, 2 bedroom, la roe living and dining room, fireplace, kitch en with automatic dishwasher, full bate menr, wis or room, PLUS a complete newly furnished apt., living, kitchen and bedroom. Live In one, make all or pert ot payment from other. Immediate pos session, $14,500, TU 4-5010. 7 BEDROOM unfurnished duplex, 2143 Ohio, 7ii 1 bedroom furnished, couple 422' I Lowell, $45, TU 41554. TWO bedroom partially furnished home, Mills Add'n, $45 per mo. TU 3-444 or TU 4-5544. ONE bedroom furnished house, clean. no dogs, call TU 4-371. TWO bedroom unfurnished. South Sixth, close to stores, schools, oil heet, (50. TU 3-3475 Monday through Saturday until t p.m. TWO bedroom duplex. $45. One bedroom house. $45. F urn lined t Inquire ill Pine, MODERN 2 bedroom duplex, furnished. s5, mi North nth. TWO bedroom unfurnished house, Inquire viz walnut. ONE bedroom house, furnished, (45, In quire Mi Pine. UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom duplex apt. on California Ave. 19.50, TU 4-9364. TWO bedroom duplex, furnished or un-1 furnished, TU 2-3131 Sat., Sun. and week days betoro p.m. 2121 Vine. FURNISHED one bedroom, $30 month, near air base. TU 4-415. MISC. PROPERTY TO LET , , 27 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 30 VERY neat and clean largo 1 bedroom nome. tuo x too tenceo lot, pan baso ment. Price $1,750, no down, Gf. Wright "eat Estate. TU 2-2774 or avet.. TU 4-IS 74. BEAUTIFUL 2 padroom South Suburban home, 1 acre good pasture, fenced vard. new paint outside, new roof, largo play room In rear. (13.000. 5A Harlan Or. iu iooia, iu 4-J2W. FHA ataff appraised 3 bedroom home, all electrtc. Large yard, completely land scaped and fenced. Big oarage with work shop. 14 Homedele, weekend or after p m. OUR homes can be purchased with any type financing, at price to suit your in come. Ask us about no money down fi nancing. Beeutiiu homes at tow cost per foot construction. Check with us. Thrifty ouiiotrs, estate Drive south and of Madison, TU 2-0434, TU 4-5244. ATTRACTIVE and well built, neer Pe terson School, 3 bedrooms, fireplace, elec tric heat, wall to wall carpets, large fenced beck yard and cement petlo. At. leched garage. 4445 Bristol, TU 2-3137. TWO bedroom partially furnished. Ga rage and storage room. On I? acre, cor ner, Shasta Way & Oayton, 17.500 cash. TU 2-1335. TWO bedroom home. Clean, large lot, new fence, owner, $,I50. TU 2-4852. LOVELY new 3 bedroom homes. Large bedroom and close's. Beautiful kitchens. Insulated all around. Best workmanship, large lots on paved street. (8.900 on your lot. Choice lot available. Estate Drive south end of Madison. TU 2-0434, TU 3244. THREE bedroom, V,i bath homo eloso to high school. Full basement, wall to wall carpet. Fireplace, sprinkler system. $16,500. Will trade for smaller property. Call TU 4-4434 after 4 p.m. OFFICE spec or ttor rental available across from Courthouse. TU 7-6500. REAL ESTATE WANTED 2S WANTED pasture for 1 horse. Vicinity of Shasta Way. Cat! TU 4-8T08. THRfE bedroom brick homo on Pacif ic Terrace. Hot weter heat, fireplace, wall to wall carpet, dishwasher, garbage disposal, full basement with rumpus room, sprinkler system, corner tot, (22r 500. After 4 p.m. call TU 4-4434. REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE .... 29 TRADE 4 bedroom horn and 1 acre In Henley School district for i bedroom hnme or will sell, TU 2-00W. SITUATIONS WANTED 18 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE BABYSITTING In my home, day or night, TU 3-4009, JACK L JILL DAY NURSERY Hour, Day, Walk, Mon. through Frl. a a.m. to 4 p.m. TU 3-1444 ROOMS FOR RENT 22 Helen Lehman 1331 Carlson Dr. IRONING, washing, pickup, daliver. Hand crocheted a'ghans. TU 4 94. ROOMS, small house, reasonable. Ernie's Hotel, 431 So. 5lh, TU 2-5225. CLEAN, comfortable rooms. 2 blocks from Main (5 4 up, TU 4-4359. STEAM heated, quiet, sleeping rooms. 310 SO. Sin, I U 7-0214. LARGE clean housekeeping room, tic; furnished, 317 Pine, TU 2-1487. APARTMENTS FOR RENT 24 30 10 ACRES neer Klamath Falls, lust off main highway, 3 miles to town, lot of nice building sites. $1,700, farms. Box noiaer, box 4?a, Chiloquin, Ore. LARGE 20 x 20 cabin on your lot, you (man insiae. saw tun price. Box Holder, Box 491, Chiloquin, Or. 10 ACRES near Klamath Falls with large cabin, 3 miles to town lust off main hloh- way. $3,750, terms, Box Holder, Box 491, t-niioquin, ure. THREE bedroom home, da la Read, TU 2-2626. 1 acre, Home- SOUTH suburbs, roomy 3 bedroom, paved street, approximately V acre, (10,200, 1833 Hope, TU 2-1650. WANTED HOME LOVER. I'm lonesome. t have 2 bedrooms, fenced yard, barbe cue. I like children and pets. Refrigera tor, range. DON'T DROP BY . STOP. Owner here to how me, 311 Laguna. I'M lonb50Mc too. i am a oeo room with 3rd bedroom In daylight base ment. Lot of room at 314 Laguna, phone TU 2-4441. TWO bedrooms, corner lot, ctoso In, fur nished or unfurnished, TU 2-3902. TWO excellent cabin lots naar Toma hawk Ski Bowl, TU 2-3734. FOR 5ALE BY OWNER, nin acres, two cleared. ao proximately six acres wooded. Fir, pine, .laurel. (1,300, $400 down, $50 per month. E. W. Spreen, Rl. 1, Box 34-C, Rogue River, Ore. FURNISHED 3 room apt., $55, 1 room unit, $40, all utilities paid, shared bath. Adults only. 419 North Tenth. FOUR-year-old quality home, fully Insu lated, storm doors and windows. Three bedrooms, 2 balhs, built-in kitchen-lam-lly room, living room with fireplace. At tached double garage, covered patio. In very nice north side residential araa. Cash for small equity. (11,500. TU 4-4385. HOT SPRINGS 3 BEDROOM home, leparet dining , room, carpeted. Fireplace. Located be tween Roosevelt and high schools. Owner wilt sell equity for (l.ooo on easy terms. Assume existing FHA of (lOrOOO, at (44.9? per mo. No doting charges 1 DON SLOAN For Finer Homes 107 S. 7th TU 4-545B Anytime TWO bedroom 1535 Mitchell. furnishtd apartment, NOTICE OF MEETING OF EQUALIZATION BOARD OF MALIN IRRIGATION DISTRICT OF KLAMATH COUNTY, OREGON NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Board of Directors of the Malm Irrigation of Klamath County, Oregon, will, com mencing Tuesday, May 7, 1963, at 10:00 a.m., at the office of the District, sit as Board ot Equalization tor the purpose of reviewing and correcting tha assess ment roll of the District for the fiscal year commencing July 1, 1963. Paul pet rase k, secretary No. 3, April 5, 12, 19, 1963. NOTICE OF MEETING OF EQUALIZATION BOARD OF PINE GROVE IRRIGATION DISTRICT OF KLAMATH COUNTY, OREGON NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Boerd of Directors ot the Pine Grove Irrigation District, will, commencing Tuesday, the 7th day of May, 1963, at 10:00 a m., at the office of the Board of Directors within said District, tit as a Board of Equalization tor tha purpose of reviewing and correcting the assessment roll of the District for the fiscal year commencing July 1, 1963. A. R. CAMPBELL, Secretary ' No. 4, April 5, 17, 19, 163. Klcmoth Lodge No. 77 AF & AM Will Hold o SPECIAL COMMUNICATION Friday, April 19, 7:30 p.m. ot the Mosoni; Temple. Work In the EA Degree. Refresh ments. All Masons icordiolly invited to attend. Gone R. Byrnes, W M GENERAL NOTICES MONTE Foreman Riding-Talnlng Clinic. r-airgrountn, may 3-4-5. Barbara Holll- day. TU 4-9034, Pt. 3 Bo 237. PERSONALS Merrill Grange Holds Meeting MERRILL Morrill Grarme met April 8 at the recreation hall with Jim Bradshaw. master, presiding over the mcoling. Mr. and Mrs, Wallace Britton and sons. .lim and Charles, were elected into memhorshin, and Eu- ficne Newnham pave a reading! jnd skit as part of Ihe program. It was announced that Merrill NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT Notice Is hereby given that tha under signed, as Administrator, c.t.a of tha Estate ot LOUIS CARLTON MINER, aka LOUIS C. MINER and L. C. MINER, de ceased, has filed his final account In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Klamath County, and that Friday, the 3rd day of May, 1963, at the hour of 10:00 o'clock A.M. of said day and the court- room of tald Court ties been appointed by said Court as the time and place for hearing of objections thereto and the settlement thereof. E. M. BUBB ' Administrator, CI. 8. J. Anthony Giacomlnl Attorney tor Administrator, c.t.a. Ho. 12, March 29, April 5, 12, 19, 1963. KLAMATH Alcoholics Anonymous, TU 4-3591, TU 4-8704. Friendly help anytime. NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT Notice ll hereby given that the under signed, executor of the Estate of Winnie1 J. Robblns, also known as Winnie Jack son Robbint, deceaied, filed In the Cir cuit Court of fhe State of Oregon, for Klamath Couniy, his Final Account as such executor, and that the said Court has set April 30, 1963, at Ihe hour of 10:00 a m., as Ihe time tor the hearing of ob let tton to aald Final Account and settlement thereof. Dated this March ?9th. 196, HIRAM R. ROBBINS Executor O'NEILL & MCLAREN Attorneys for executor No. 11 March 29, April S, 13, 19. SALF OF GOVERNMENT USE D EQUIPMENT Public Auction sale of Government uad equipment will be held at the U 5. Forest service warehouse, 1319 E. McAndrews Road, Medtord, Ore gon, Tuesday, April 23, 1963. starling promptly at 10:00 A.M. The sale Includes motor grader, pickups, carryaiis, panels, 4 it 4's- l-'i ton truck, a sedan, a gao- Ime engine, and light plant generators. Inspection may be made from 9: 00 AM. to 4:00 P.M. April 19 and 77 and before the sale time, 10:00 A M. April 23, 1963. Full payment of accepted bids must be made before 3:00 P.M. on date ,of kale. Payment musl he made by money order, certified or cashier's check or hank draft, payable to Forest Service USDA. Personal checks or cih cannot be accepted, Full information available at the iupervltor't Office, Rogue Rlv er National Forett, Room 315, Post Ol fice Buiid-nq, Medford, Oregon. No. 32, April 12, 19. 1963. NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Matter of the Estate of FiORiHE f J ranee has seven members on,nT m florine huitt, Deceased t have been eppolnted Administratrix of the Estate of FLORINE BAKER, alto known as FLORENCE BAKfcR HUH T. alo known at FLORINE HUITT, da. erased. All oersont having claims aginsl aid estate are reoulred to present them with proper vouchers within six months trom the dale hereof to me at the fice of my attorney at 432 Main Street, Klamath Falls, Oregon. Dated end first published this 29th day 0 Mercn, itm MILOREO CHAVEZ Administrate GLENN D PAVIREZ Attorney for Administratrix Street Kiarnafh Falls, Oreoon the Midland Youth Drill Tram and will enter romreUtion at tlie Stiitp Grange Convention to he held at Oregon City in June. It was voted to have a no! luck supper at the next meeting, May 13, at 7 p.m. in the Recrea tion Hall. Brazil s name comes from a reddish wood greatly prized for M NEAR Main, clean, furnished 1 bedroom apartment. Automatic heat, adults, UI, TU 4-3342. N1CELV furnished one bedroom apart' ment, 213 Cedar. THREE Tenth. rooms furnished, 504 North NEAR Weyerhaeuser furnished. Utilities, steam haat, $40, TU4-I313. TALENT. Comfortable well kept four uni'wn um, uoys rrcreanon, room, garage, shop, nut trees, fertile garden! area, $7,975, terms. Call TU 4-4942 for more details. Come, write or call Red Arrow Realty In Talent, Medford, Shadv Cove and Prospect for Rogue Valley home, ranch or business. Member Ash land and Medford Multiple Service. BOX SERVICE-SO cents oer ad. CARD OF THANKS, and IN MEMORIAM U PHONE TU 4-8111 FOR COMMERCIAL RATES FUNERAL HOMES C WARO'S Klanulh Fun.ral Home. 9?5 High Street, TU ?-,04 MEETING NOTICES 1 ONE bedroom furnished duplex, garaga, tree heat, TU 2-5149 alter a p.m. FURNISHED downtown apartments. One room and 1 bedroom apartment, see or call Mr. O'Connall, 117 So. 7lh, TU 6554 days. MODERN, furnished 1 bedroom apart ments. Water, garbage paid. TU 4-5697. NEW furnished apt., suitable one per son, $42.50, see 1030 upham, tu a-yvu. HREE furnished upstairs rooms, adults only, 91t Walnut. GRAHAM'S licensed home for the aged, private rooms or ward care, special diet, personal Interest assured, TU 2-3165. 2 OR 3 large redecorated rooms, well fur nished, $40 and $45. TU 4-9754, TU 4-3854. SHARON DALE, Hair Stylist now at Melba's, by appointment, TU 4-5230. FURNISHED aparlmenls, phone TU 2-4736, nice 2 bedroom unfurnished, water, gar bage paid, 2235 Wlard, TU 4-357. DO you need help with a drinking prob lem In your home? Free confidential ad vice. TU ?-217fl, TU ?-9. WALNUT APARTMENTS, large, warm, furnished. 415 Walnut. INSURANCE 2 BEDROOM and 1 bedroom ant., 3 bed room house, TU 4-5616, 2219 South 61 h. IT'S A L1FESAVER low-cost BOAT Insurance with CASCADE C. BUZ LARKIN Vi Nn 7th TU 4-1108 CLEAN, heated. Washington. 10 SERVICES . CUSTOM made slip covers. Please call t U 2-3568. LOUIS BROWN Cabinet & Furniture Shop (formerly with Park Cabinet Shopl Now lorated at 238 Wlard Street For br-tter cabinets and furniture turn right at Idelta's Grocery two blocks. TU 4-9112 BEAUTIFUL Zylco cutleryware for wed ding, anniversary, or other qift occasions, Betty Peterson, ph. TU 4-7478. CALL BILL FORNEY, TU 4-6467 for excavations house foundations, sep tic tanks, drain fields, landscaping, rote- tilling, 5444 snasia way. PEMODFLIN G and repairs,' all kinds. inundations, cement work, reasonable, ret' erances. TU 2-5388. CABINET mablnrj e specialty, furniture refinishlng, excellent references, TU 4-4079. DOZER with operator, Ecavalina leveling. Any tire lob. Low relet. TU 2-1573 alter 4 pm. THE FIX-IT SHOP Sharpening and grinding, used bikes. lamp repairs, furniture repair and re finishlng. T H C Shopping TU 4-3749. CUSTOM BUTCHERING At your plare, deliver to processing plant or leave at your place. Al Stoil, TU 4-6126. KENMOPE, KEI.VINATOR, WHIRLPOOL Repair K Overhaul specialist Washer, dryer, range, water heater FERGUSON APPLIANCE SERVICE 316 So. 6th TU 2-3185 PIANO lessons only $2, 4 yean tperl- , 510 Conner, McCullOCh, TU 4-1111 belnre 6 30 P m PAINTING RESIDENTIAL - COMMFRCIAL E. L. GFRRUF, Painting Contrectftr Estimates Gladly TU 4 95JB "DENTAL PLATES- Repaired while you wait. Nw Plates Made From Your Old PERSONAL DbNTURB SERVICE 1011 Main TU 4-774 Gina's Tailor Shop Tailoring . alterations for men, women, children. AH work guaranteed. Reason- ble prices Gene's Men's Wear 537 Main VALLEY PUMP ANO FGUIPVENT COMPANY Domestic and Irrigation Pumps BUY THt Y" PLEASANT uptown, tree haat, furnished Adults, $55, Alpha Apts., TU 4-4522. NICE clean furnished apartment, close in, TU 2-2531, TU 4-6966. CLEAN, furnished 1 bedroom apartment. 1717 Main, TU 2-2483, TU 4-7043. VILLA MARQUIS Utilities, TU 4-7858 FURNISHED apartments, cut prices, $25 and up, iu 4-jaa. ONE bedroom furnished apartment. 4731 so. am. CONSTRUCTION workers welcome I Near new OTI site, furnished, TV available, weakly rates. Pelican Motel, TU 2-9256. EWAUNA - DOWNTOWN Klamath's most modern, furnished. 219 SO. 11th. TU 2-1062. ONE or two bedroom furnished, heat, water paid. 825 Grant, TU a-4719. TWO bedroom pertly furnished duplex. Near city center, k.u. tu z-issb. LEAVING town, must sacrifice lovely 2 year old three bedroom home, fireplace, cerper, lots of extras, aero pasture. i u r-4Y9. Mi maaison. NEW 3 bedroom home, $6,500 or best cash otter i will accept smell house trail er as part down payment. TU 2-5286. FURNISHED bachtlor apt- Utilities paid. $40 mo. TU 2-4646J TU 2-5935 after 6 p.m. garage, adults, 303 MILLS: Solid ? Bedroom Home Com pieieiy redecorated Level lot - M x 150 ft. $5,000 Owner Carry Contract. HOT SPRINGS! Nothing could be nicer than thh) newly remodeled 3 Bed' room Home - Herd wood Floors- 7 Baths Economical Heat Over- sited garage - Close to Schools and Shopping . Only $15,500 Easily financed. FOR RENT: Neat 3 Bedroom Furnished Home Fireplace u a month. Schroeder Realty Co. REALTOR 434 MAIN TU 4-9254 Anytime TU 2-0168 CLEAN studio, downtown, couple, singl. utilities, $55, Greer Apt., TU 4-4678. ONE bedroom nicely furnished, close In, washing facll)llas $60, TU 4-9961. DOWNTOWN apartment for rant. Call TU 4 6300 Or TU 4-8836. THREE room lurnlshd apt. 2177 Or chard, adults. Inquire 3037 Radcliffe. TWO bedroom furnished, 3204 Allamont, TU 4-9905. NICE 1 or 3 bedroom furnished. $40 TU 4-9754, TU 4-3854. aiini FY APARTMENTS Nicely furnished 1 bedroom and studios, 303 So. ih near post office. ROOSEVELT APTS. i 3034 LEROY PH. TU 2-1749 Piirni!hd or unfurnished one bedroom. Geraga. Hot water heat. Hot Springs area, aouiis. KLAMATH FALLS FINEST 3544 Union 1 Bedroom unfurnished 7 Bedroom unfurnished Spacious Rooms Tastefully Decorated Wall to Wall Carpeting Swimming Pool Rental includes all services except telephone and electricity Dorothea Nolan TU 2 076a $36 to $58.50 COMFORTABLE LIVING AT LOW COST1 1-2-3 bedroom apts., furnished er unfur nished. Permanent maintenance Included. Monday through t-rtday SH VIEW APARTMENTS IM7 WASHBUHN WAY TU 4-827) Olflc hour, I a.m. to S p.m. RICKFALLS APARTMENTS onri MOTEL 2660 Shosta Way One ond Two Bfdroom Opts. Furnished and Unfurnished $69.50 to $89.50 Doily, Weekly Motel Rotes TU 2-5577 HOUSES FOR RENT 26 RIALTO, Calif. $3,500 equity In nice 3 bedroom home. Five miles from Norton Air r-orce ease. Fine eo opportunities, r-or vacant uregon property. Moyo Gen try, p.o. box 117, ceiimesa, Calif. COZY 3 bedroom home In Hot Springs area. Natural hot water, fireplace, wall to well carpet, full basement. Price very reasonable. TU 7-4942 anytime. TWO duplexes and one house, 3 blocks trom Main, TU 4-3354. SUBURBAN home, approximately I acres tenceo. iwo bedrooms, unfinished house tor guest sleeping accommodations. Ga rage, barn with stables, plus other out buildings, fruit trees, etc., $14,500. TU 2-4909, TU 2-2934. EXCELLENT buy, young or ratlred cou ple, small clean, fenced vard, au let street. pertly furnished or unfurnished, low tax- nortnsiae, tu 7-0570. MILLS Addition 3 building lots or 150 it. rroniege, an in one piece, $7,100, TU 4-44SI. BV owner 3 bedroom, fireplace, hardwood rioors, tenceo, landscaped, very close to new college. $200 down, $12,800. FHA ap praised sjppo-TU 7-1997 after 6 p.m. HOT Springs 2 bedroom home, flreelaea. good view, beautiful yard. TU 2-4165. THREE 'bedrooms, 1"i baths, fireplace, birch kitchen, double garaga, fenced yara, 4430 Memorie Lane, tu 2-3682 af ter 5. FAMILY TOO BIG FOR ONE BATH HOME?? Thm in this 2V4 BATH Imrt today. THREE LARGE BEDROOMS PLUS DAYLIGHT BASEMENT. Lrm living room with W.IMo-w.ll CARPET 1, FIRE PLACE, Clou In to KUHS & downtown. THIS IS TRULY A FAMILY HOME. IM MEDIATE POSSESSION. Only SI,S00 and terms. Will conildtr trad on imall- r proparty. LIKE WHISTLING PINES?? Than saa this BUILDING LOT . 150 x lOO ft. FRONTIER GUEST RANCH On WEST SIOE ot Klamalh Lako only 35 mlnutas trom Klamath Falls on pavad road. Only 11500. Has 10 or mor PINE TREES ON LOT, Call now. Cal-Ore Ranches m FARM and RANCH silts In tha ROSUE RIVER VALLEY naar Grants Pass. Madfard and Eagla Point, i to lo aera tracts low m t50 DOWN & W5 MONTHLY. Writ, lor FREE FARM and RANCH CATALOG Including photos. dascrlpllons, maps. CAL-ORE RANCHES S.3-C Eatr Mam St.. medford, ore. ARE YOU Short on cash and long on ambition? men can now to see this modern 7 bed' room home. A-t location In Mills Ad dition. Owner will allow up to $700 as down payment for painting and reno vating. Total price only $1,500. ONLY $750 Buys the equity In this modern 2 bed room home in Mills Addition. Featuring large living room, dining room, double garage. Save loan costs. AMume F.H.A. loan. Total price only $1,900. NOT ONE But 9 modern hemes on tha same lot. an for only $12,700. One Is a 3 bed room, brand new condition Inside and out New wall-to-wall carpeting, built-in range and oven. Furnished one bedroom oi rear of lor with $50 per month Income inn is a steal, tasy terms. STILES REALTY MSMBfR INTERNATIONAL TRADERS CLUB 1JJ South tin SI. Phona TU 14740 Iris Madola Loll Macy Hnmar SWrs Ralph Vafl.n Manlf Hanwn TU 4 WSS TU J-JMt! TU 4-M04i Lortlla 7U 4K3 TU IOI01 If You Want: a) 3 Bedrooms 2 Baths e) 2 Fireplaces Drapes Family room with bulltln sltreo taps recorder and radio Lots of Storage Space Dishwasher Disposal a Bulltln stove, oven, blortdar mixer & attachments Double Garage Covered Patio Underground Sprinklers Vlaw CALL TU 4-7260 FOR APPOINTMENT 1409 McClellon Drive Moyino Heights Deane Sach er REALTOR 1037 Main TU 4-4127 salesmen) LARRY BAR A BOO TU -Mt BOB BAZILIUS 5421U Bonerua collect ROLLIN TUTER TU 4-5411 NO HEAT BILLS Whan you own this THREE BEDROOM BRICK home locattd on comar lor on PACIF.C TERRACE complata with WALL to WALL CARPET, FIREPLACE. DIN. INO ROOM, GARBAGE DISPOSAL, DISHWASHER, FULL BASEMENT with RUMPUS ROOM, i BATHS, SPRIN KLER SYSTEM St NATURAL HOT WA TER HEAT. Only 122,500 . Tarms. Deane' Sach er REALTOR 1037 Main TU 4-4127 SALESMEN! BOB BAZILIUS 545-21(1 Bonanja Collect ROLLIN TUTER LARRY BARABOO TU 4-5411 TU 4-!4 MLS ONE bedroom furnished, Fori Road, TU 2-011. CLEAN 7 bedroom unfurnhhed duplex, norths.de. $7J, TU TU 4-930?. ONF bedroom furnished, fenced vard. Reasonable rent. Inquire 4I07V Home- STROUT REALTY S42t S. till Ph. TU 4-5211 EVENINGS. CALL Bite t Sl.lla Dahllngar TU .MI HanK Holman TU 2-5048 7 BE ROOM, south suburbs, compltttly rsmoualad, 1500 down. S4.4C4. MFNLEY o'lilrlct. nlca 1 bWroom, as collanl locallan, 112,150. k acre suburban 3 bdreom, balhs, attach. oaraqa and workihop, nlcaly landicapad yard. Any typa financing, i.7V. ST FRANCIS PARK, badroom, hard wood floors, llr.a Uct, SI0.5OO. 24 ACRES, all alfalfa and maadow, lost Rivar troniaga, nka homa, cloia to town, 12I.0M. Muttipfd Listing Service . HENLEY ACREAGE Ten Irrifated acres of pesturt near Hen. ley School. Two bedroom pumice Mock house end (rem out-bulldlngs. Easily subdivided. Two wens on property, paved road, date to schools and stores, Good tall) t)7,ooo. Will consider 35 ft. Spartan treHer home tor part payment, $5,000 down, balance m contract. 5 BEDROOMS An elder home with lots of room for a family. It has 5 bodrooms and 1 bath In the main family quarters. Pull dinlntj room, lerge living room with fireplace. View over LaKe Ewauna. Ther fe aKo a turn lined apartment In the daylloht basement that rents for $70 per month. Double oaraoe and extra lot for perking or playground Price $17,500, $3,000 down. oeiance at ans per momn. PEYTON Member International Traders Club 135 market TU 4-51 9 Evenings Mrs. Den Nichols TU 4-n "Pat" Pa tone TU J-OftiA Harold M. Rush TU Mi; dye by early rolonits. TU 4-9774 dale. a NO. 10, March 29, April I, 1, If, 196J.