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lfERALD AND NEWS,
Athletics In Top
Spot In Amer ican
By I'nited Presi International
The world couldn't look rosier.
today to the Kansas City A s.
Of course, it's still spring and
' the American League season is
' barely under way, but that's no
' mistake in the standings the A's
are In first place, and the guy
. to credit is Orlando Fena, a 28-
year-old Cuban right-hander Strug
-. gling to stay in the majors.
Pena. who "looked so bad" In
.'"the spring that manager Ed Lc-
pat had to practically torget him,
set the Bait (more Orioles down on
nine scattered hits Wednesday
night to give the A's a 5-0 victory ;
and first place in the AL stand'
ings.
It was Pena's third victory with
out a defeat, and earned him a
spot In the regular Kansas City
rotation.
. A'u Blast Miller
A seventh inning single by
Help Needed
On Ball Park
All parents of South Suburban
Major Leagoe ballplayers are
urged to be at the Little League
ball park at the county fair
. grounds at 0 a.m. Saturday and
Sunday for a work party. .
Those who will be there to
. help also are asked to bring
rakes, shovels, and lawn mowers.
A lot of help is needed to get
the fields ready for the coming
season.
KBAA Meeting
Rescheduled
The meeting scheduled tonight
. for the Klamath Basin Athletic
Association has been postponed
to next Thursday night. The
'meeting place of tin first publlo
-meeting lsn'i yet. established.
Keep watching the paper for the
time and place of the meeting.
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Thursday, Apn 1963
Klamath Fall, Oregon
Wayne Causey acftnted for the
first A's run and tiiey erupted fori
four more in the ninth off Balti
more reliever btu .Miller to wrap
it up. Loser Mike Mccormick
battled Pena on even terms for
6 2-3 innings.
The Chicago White Sox took over
second place by beating the New
York Yankees 6-4 in 12 innings,
the Cleveland Indians beat the
Boston Red Sox 2-0. the Detroit
Tigers nipped the Los Angeles
Angels 4-3 in 15 innings and the
Minnesota Twins downed the
Washington Senators 6-4 in other
AL games.
In the National League, the
New York Mets shut out the Chi
cago Cubs 2-0, the St. Louis Card
inals 'defeated the San Francisco
Giants 4-3 to take over the league
lead, the Pittsburgh Pirates beat
the Philadelphia Phillies 6-4, the
Milwaukee Braves shaded the
Houston Colts 4-3. and the Los
Angeles Dodgers routed the Cin
cinnati Reds 7-0.
Reserve Wins Game
Reserve outfielder Mike Hersh
bergcr, inserted into the lineup
by manager Al Lopez as a ninth
inning defensive replacement, sin
gled home the winning runs for
the White So oil Bill Runnel
the seventh Yankee pitcher. Hoyt
Wilhelm, !io extended his un
scored on string to 14 1-3 innings,
picked up the victory.
Woody Helds two-run nomer,
his fourth of the season, and the
combined four-hit pitching of Garyl
Bell and Jim Grant paved the
way' for the Indians' victory over
the Red Sox.
Al Kulino hit a two-out homer
in the bottom of the 15th inning
to break up the Detroit-Los An
cles game, which went four
hours and 15 minutes. Kaline sent
the game into overtime when he
doubled across two runs in the
seventh.
Camilo Pascual. beaten three
straight times, finally won his
first game, although the Senators
touched him for sight hits. Len
ny Green and Vic Power each
drove in two runs to pace the
Twins' attack.
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HOSPITAL FUND AIDED The Community Hospital
Fund was $500 nearer its goal Wednesday when the
Klamath Union K Club and the Pelican Booster Club com
bined their resources for $250 each to aid the hospital
Commissioner
"ast - Growing
NEW YORK (UP1) - Commis
sioner Ford Frick entered the
growing controversy over the bilk
rule for the first time today and
indicated it will be revised short
ly following the 'latest flarcup
and most explosive one yet in
Los Angeles.
We have a major league ex
ecutive council meeting scheduled
shortly and the rule will be dis
cussed," Frick said after National
League President Warren Giles
previously had indicated he may
move to case the balk rule
Something obviously has to be
done, and quickly, too, or there
If
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Ford
Balk
could be a repetition of the angry
demonstration which took place
Wednesday night in Los Angeles
The game between the Cincin
nati Reds and Los Angeles Dodg
ers was delayed 18 minutes by
violent argument over three balks
called on Cincinnati pitcher Jim
Owens in the second inning.
Protest Brings Ejection
One balk had been called on
Dodger pitcher Johnny Podres1
earlier and after the umpiring
team ol Augie Donate!!! called
three more on Owens, the Cin
cinnati pitcher objected so heat-1
edly b was ejected from the
game.
The Reds showed their displeas
ure by hurling helmets and towelsj
onto the. field. Donatelli, steaming
himself by then, banished the en
tire Cincinnati team but said man
ager Fred Hutchinson could sum
mon the Reds' players as needed.
As matters now stand, National
League umpires are cnforcing'lhe
rule rigidly the Donatelli team
has called 32 balks so far while
American League umpires are
virtually ignoring it.
From his office here, Frick.
who stayed out of the general
controversy until now, said he
wanted the rule to be "interpreted
the same way for both major
leagues" If it remains in the book.
Open Decathlon Scheduled
At Oretech This
The Klamath Basin Athletic As
sociation, and the OTI track and
field club will co-sponsor a de
cathlon. The moot is scheduled for
Friday and Saturday and the
Mile High track will be the scene
of this even'..
According to OTI travk coach
Larry Bi.rlcson, the decathlon will
bo con'iuctod and scored by the
official U.S. Olympic Committee
rules. The running events will bo
the 440-yard dash, the 100-yard
dash, high hurdles and the mile.
The field events will be tho jave
lin, broad jump, high jump, shot
put. pole vault and discus.
This decathlon will he an open
meet. All track inns in this area
are invited to participate. Awards
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WILSON WILEY
BUICK CO.
Lot Number 2
429 So. 7th
drive. Here, Ed Zahler, left, president of the booster club,
and Ron Hitchcock, right, president of the K Club, pre
sent the checks to Mike Balsiger, co-chairman for the
general campaign cabinet of the drive.
Frick Enters
Controversy
".My chief concern is uniform
ity," he said. "At the executive
council meeting we'll simply nave
to determine what is meant by
stop.
Ftick was referring to that por
tion ot rule 8.05 which says a
pitcher must come to a full one-
second stop in his pitching motion
when he is delivering the ball
with a runner on base.
"I'm in favor of enforcing the
rule," Frick said, "but it's non
sensical to think any man can
try to time a second."
Loosely translated, that means
the rule may remain in the book
but probably will lose all Us
"teeth" when stop is revised to
pause or some other word that
will prevent the umpires from call
ing so many balks.
Actually, the only time Frick
would be called upon to interpret
the balk rule would be when
teams from the two major leagues
met each other, such as the All
Star Game or World Series.
Otherwise, it's the league pres
idents' headache although Giles
says he doesn't make the rules,
the rules committee docs.
Giles Conducts. Survey
Bowing to the avalanche of
criticism from all sides, Giles said
he would have to "consider
what steps to take" after he is
will be given U the top three ath
letes. Challenges have been sent
out to several sports fans.
The event should he highly
competitive since the Owls have
several men who could place high
in the scoring. Favored to win the
meet are John Jlaricich. Norm
Johns, Ed Cecil and Bob Bryant.
Maricich will base his hopes for
the first place trophy on h i s
strength in the sprints and 'broad
jump.
Johns figures to score heavy in
Boston Celtics Win Fifth
Straight Basketball Title
LOS ANGELES (PD
Boston Celtics flew home today
to celebrate their record fifth
straight National Basketball As
sociation championship.
The Celtics wrapped up the
title four games to two over Los,
Angeles by whipping the Lakers'
112-10!) Wednesday night before a
record Sports Arena basktball
crowd of 15.521.
Thy could have won the best-of-scven
series last Sunday in Bos
ton but the Lakws spmicd Micir
holies of winning before a home
town crowd. Tr.e final victory,
however, was shown on television
in Boston.
Bob Cousy finished his 1.1-yr.ir
pro career on a triumphant note
Wednesday night as he scored !8
points nnd proved to be a steady
inllueme en the. ('cities when the
Lakers thicatcned in the closing
stllKCS.
The Lakers led at the end ol
the first period 3.V33, but the end
ot the third period lound the Celts
rtilh a S2-80 IckI
They still hold a Irt-point lead
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through conducting a current sur
vcy among managers, pitching
coaches and players.
Giles is a cinch to find an ov
erwhelming majority of National
Leaguers want the rule scrapped
entirely or at least revised so the
pitcners are not penalized so
frequently.
Casey Stengel of Lite Mets, Paul
Richards and Harry Craft of the
Colts, Johnny Keane of the Card
inals, Gene Mauch of the Phillies
and Hutchinson already have pro
tested strongly against the rule
Giles finds himself with a tiger
by the tail.
Admittedly, he told all National
League umpires to enforce tile
balk rule while the teams still
were in spring training. It would
not look quite right for him to
tell his umpires now "forget it
fellows," nor is he willing to in
crease the chaos the rule has
caused up to now.
"Rules arc in the book to be
enforced," Giles said, "but I have
to examine the enlira situation
Frick also wants the rules en
forced, but like Gi'es, he doesn't
particularly care to live with any
rule that could make baseball a
farce.
American League President Joe
Cronin is sitting pretty. He has no
balk problem at 'all.
Weekend
the discus and high jump. Cecil
will count on scoring high in the
sprints, javelin and shot put. Bry
ant will add points to his score
in his favorite race, the mile
Ho also hopes to place high in
the broad jump and high jump
The decathlon is scheduled to
begin at 3:30 on Friday and 12:30
on Saturday. Anyone interested
in competing in' the event should
contact Coach Burleson at the
OTI Athletic Department. There
will be a $1 entrance fee.
The.oarly in the fourth quarter when
Cousy fell and hurt his left ankle
and instep. The Lakers' Elcin
Baylor, Jerry West and Dick Bar-
nctt began hitting the bucket and
they almost closed tiie gap.
Cousy. after ice treatment on
his injured lea. came back with
4:28 to play when the Celtics had
only a one-point lead at 100-99
Then the game reached the
usual closing hysterical pitch of
pro basketball. With the Celtics
leading toa-107, Tom Hcinsohn
stole the hall from Rudy LaRusso
and was fouled by Iikcr center
Gene Wiley when he drove in for
a layup.
With less than half a minute to
play. Hcinsohn. who had a tola
of 22 points for the night, sank
two (ice throws. Hp was fouled
again in a melee under the bas
ket and Milk two mure chanty
tosses to push the Celtic total to
112. Baylor scored a lin.il ba:
kct for ho Lakers but there was
no time left for anything more
Baylor was do"-!;' guarded by
Tnm Senders in thp first h.ilf n
J got cnly nine points. In the second
half, coach Fred Schaus switched
him to guard and he was more
effective. He had 28 points (or the
evening.
West topped all pointniakers
with 32.
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
Not.tt is r-.trtby given ttial I have
Tiieo my imai aiccouni as dninwraio'-
of th EftUft or Sfielov Lawvor, alio
known as Svivai Lawvtv. dttaiMd, in
the Circuit CtMrt ol ine Slate ol Oregon,
lor the County el Klamath, and that tne
Court hai set May 17th, 193. at trie
hour or io:00 am., as the time lor tne
hearing ol ooiochons to s'd tinal account
and settlement i hereof.
JC O'NEILL
Administrator
O'NEILL , McLAREN
Attorney! tor aamlnistretor
NO. X, April II, 25, May
13.
NOTICE OF HEARING
ON FINAL ACCOUNT
As Administrator with the Will an
nexed or ma estate at JAMES CHAIN
Deceased, I have tiled in tne Circuit
Court or Klemelh County, Oregon, my
nnei account, and said Court has set
the 17th day of Mav, 1963. at 10:00 o'clock
A.M., lor hefirina ill objections tharefo
ana settlement inereot.
GLENN D. RAMIREZ
Administrator with the Will
Anne ed
Glenn D. Ramirui
432 Main Street
Kiameirt Falls, Oregon
No. 52 April II. Jy May 7. f, 1963.
No. 42 - 137 P.
NOTICE OF HEARING
ON FINAL ACCOUNT
In the Matter ol the Estate ol STAN
LEY LUGO. Deceased.
As the Administrator ol the eslale of
STANLEY LUGO. Deceased, I. have
Med in the Circuit Court ol Klamath
County, Oregon, my final account, and
said court has set r.e itn dy ol May,
193, at 10:00 o'clock A. M., for hear
ing all objections thereto end settlement
mereof.
CARLOS LUGO. Sr.
Administrator
Glenn D. Remlrer
Attorney for Administrator
432 Ma n street
Ktama'.'i Kails. Oregon
No. 53 Ap.-'l II, 25. May 3, f, 1963.
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National League
W. L. Pet. GB
St. Louis 10 5 .607 . . .
Pittsburgh 8 5 .815 1
San Francisco 9 6 .600 1
Los ngcles 9 7 .563 I'i
Milwaukee 9 7 .5(43 l'j
Philadelphia 7 7 .500 2'z
Chicago 7 8 .467 3
Cincmnali 5 7 .'117 3i
New York 5 9 .357 4'i
Houston 4 12 .230 6"i
Wednesday's Results
St. Louis 4 S. Francisco 3
New York 2 Chicago 0
Milwaukee 4 Houston 3, night
Pittsburgh 6 Phila. 4. night
L. Angeles 7 Cincinnati 0, night
Thursday's Probable Pitchers
New York at Chicago Craig
(0-2) vs. Ellsworth (2-U.
St. Louis at San Fr.incisco
Sadecki (0-1) vs. O'Dcll (2-0.
Milwaukee at Houston, night
Cloninger (0-0) vs. Cardinal 10-1'.
Cincinnati at Los Angclos, mghl
Jay (0-31 vs. Miller (1 01.
(Only games scheduled)
Friday's Games
Cincinnati at Houston, night
New York at Pittsburgh, night
Philadelphia at Chicago
St. Louis at l,os Angeles, night
Milwaukee at San Francisco
American League
W. L. Pel. GB
9 5 .643 ...
7 4 .616 "i
8 5 .615
6 5 .543 l'.i
6 6 .500 2
7 7 .500 2
5 6 .455 2',-i
6 8 .423 3
5 9 .357 4
4 8 .333 4
hansas City
Chicago
Baltimore
New York
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Washington
Wednesday's Results
Chicago 6 New York 4 (ii innings)
Detroit 4, L. Ang. 3 (15 innings)
Cleveland 2 Boston 0. night
Minnesota 6 Washington 4, night
K. City 5 Baltimore 0. night
Thursday's Probable Pitchers
Los Angeles at Detroit Lee
(2-0) or Turley (0-2) vs. Aguirrc
(3-0).
Minnesota at Washington, night
-Roland (2-0) or Kaat (1-D vs.
Stenhouse l-0.
Kansas City at Baltimore, night
Wickcrsham U-0i vs. Barber
(3-P.
tOnly games scheduled)
Friday's Games
Minnesota at Detroit, night
K. City at Wash., 2. twi-night
Los Angeles at Baltimore, night
(Only games scheduled)
Johansson Must
Be Examined
STOCKHOLM (LPD - Ingcmar
Johansson, former world heavy
weight boxing champion, will not
be allowed to tight again until he
is examined by a neurologist, it
was learned today.
The decision was made by the
professional boxing commission of
the Swedish Boxing Association.
This would rule out Johansson's
scheduled bout w ith Canada's Bob
Cleroux in June, and a possible
return bout with Brian London of
England, who lost a 12-round
points decision against the Swede
last Sundnv.
Lady
Golfer
Wother permitting, women of
Ream?, Auxiliary will be playing
sweepstakes Friday. Pairings will
hp made at the pro slwp start
uig at 9 a m.
MKD.M.l.sT
Ni:w YOliK 'LTD - Albert
cliod was llw L'nited States'
only two Olympic medalist in
tenems Axclrmi, who attended
City College of New York, placed
inird in toils.
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE Of STREET VACATION
hOT ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, thai the
Common Council of the City ot Klamath
Ftih. Oregon, at Us regular meeting
held April IS. 13. adopted a resolu
tion, declaring on its own investigation
and initiation : its intention to vacate
tne part ol Henry Street; from the soutn
line ol Lot 2, Block t. Oion ?nd. Addi
tion to Ctty ol Klamath Palls, Oregon;
extended across Henry Street; in a south
erly direction, to the intersection with
right of way line, owned by State -of
Oregon, through its Highway Commis
sion, all in lh City ol Klamath Falls.
Oregon.
That at a regular meeting ol laid Com
mon Council to be held on me 20th.
day ot May, IW. at the hour ot 7:30
o'clock P.M. thereof, in the Council
Room of rht City Hall tor said City,
a public hearing will be held on said
proportion, at which any objection! or
remonstrances which may ba made irj
writing to fr proposal and U'ti with
the Record.-' will be heard and consid
ered, and al which hearing the public
may be heard.
This notice Is c'ven by order of the
Common Council ol the City of Klamalh
Falls, Oregon.
Done tms Hth day of April, 1963.
Rosie Keiler
City Recorder.
No. 41, April II. 25, May 3, 1963.
NOTICE OF LICENSE TAX DUE
All persons, corporations, syndicates,
partnerships, and societies doing business
in the City of Klamath Falls, Oregon, are
hereby notified lhat their Business, Occu
pation or Trade License r-ee tor tne year
beginning May I, 1963 and ending April
30, 1964, will be due ad payable to
the City of Klamath Fails, Oregon, on
or before the first day ot May, 1963,
and ii not paid before June l, iw win
be delinauent and sub tec t to a penalty
ol fen percent (0r'r) of the license tee,
but not less titan Si .00.
The license fee may be paid after the
first publication of this notice and be
fore June 1, 1963 without penalty.
This notice Is given under authority
ot Ordinance No. 4330 of the City of
Klamath Falls, Oregon, generally known
as the Occupation Tax License Fee Or
dinance, duly adopted by the Common
council ol the City of Klamath Fails,
Oregon.
Leoia F. Heilbronner
Treasurer
City of Klamath Falls, Oregon
No. 14, April 1, 10, 19, 25, 1963.
NOTICE OF ANNUAL
SCHOOL ELECTION
Notice Is hereby given, in compliance
with Section 331.010 ORS, to the legal
volers of Union High School District No.
2 ot Klamath County, Slate of Oregon,
that the Annual School Election of said
District will be held at Klamath Union
High School, Alameda and Wall Streets,
Kiamatn hails. Oregon, in said District
between the hours of 2:00 o'clock p.m. and
8:00 o'clock p.m., Oregon Daylight Time,
on the first Monday of May, being the
sixth day of May 1963 A.O. for tho purpose
of electing one director to serve for a
lull term ol five years beginning on July
I, 1963, and ending on June 30, 1968; and
lor the purpose of electing one director
tor an unexpired term ending June 30,
1964.
H. B. Ashley, District Clerk
No. 40, April 12, 25, 1963
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice It hereby given that the under
signed has been appointed executrix of
the Estate of Elmer E. Hilt, deceased,
by the Circuit Court of Klamath Coun
ty, Oregon, and that ell persons hav
ing claims against said estate are here
by notified to present same to said execu
trlx at Room 303. 538 Main Street, Klanv:
ath Falls, Oregon, together with proper
voucners, wnnin six montns ot the dale
or the first publication of this notice,
which Is April Uth, 1963.
ANNA ELIZABETH HARTWIG
Executrix
O'NEILL & MCLAREN
Atlorneys tor executric
Ns 31, April 11, 25, May 2, 1963.
No. 63-44 P
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE CRCUIT COURT OF
THE STrtTE OF OREGON '
IN AND FOR THE
COUNTY OF KLAMATH
In the Matter ol the Estate of ALMA
WAHL, Oew-d.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
have betn appointed Administrator ol the
estate of ALMA WAHL, Oeceased. AH
persons having claims against said es
tate are required to present them to me
with proper vouchers at the office
ol Beeslev and Murray, 538 Main Street,
Klamath Falls, Oregon, within six months
from April is, i?6J, which is the date ol
tne first, publication of this notice.
JOE WAHL,
Administrator
Beesley and Murray
Attorneys at Law
538 Main Street
Klamath Falls, Oregon
No. 55, April 11, 25, May 3, 9, 1963.
NOTICE
Notice Is hereby given that the under
signed, Executor of the estate of
CHARLES DeBEL, also known as
CHARLES L. DeBEL, has filed Its final
account and the Honorable Judge of the
Circuit Court of the State ol Oregon,
tor the County ol Klamath, has set the
20) h day of May, 1963, at the hour of
0:00 A.M. as fh time, and the Court
room of said Court as the place tor
hearing objections to said final account,
THE FIRST NATIONAL
BANK OF OREGON
(PORTLAND!
L. ORTH SISEMORE
Attorney for Executor
No. 56 April 18, 25, May 2, 9, 1963.
No. 63-50 P
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON
IN AND FOR THE
COUNTY OF KLAMATH
In the Matter of the Estate of
GEORGlE WHITLEY, Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that The
United States National Bank of Portland
(Oregon) has been appointed Executor
of the estate of GEORGlE WHITLEY,
Deceased. All persons having claims
against said estate are required to
present them to said executor wtth prop-
er vouchers at the office of Beesley and
Murray, 538 Main Street, Klamath;
Falls, Oregon, within six months from
April 18, 1963, which is the date ot the,
first publication ot this notice.
THE UNITED STATES NA
TIONAL BANK OF PORT
LAND (OREGON), Executor.
Beesley and Murray
Attorneys at Law
538 Main Street
Klamath Falls, Oregon
No. 54, April 18, 25. May 2. 9, 1963.
SUMMONS
EQUITY NO. 63-90
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON
FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH
CONSTANCE ZIVIC. Plaintiff, vs.
GEORGE WALTER ZIVIC, Delendant.
TO GEORGE WALTER ZIVIC, DEFEND
ANT: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
OREGON, you are hereby required to
appear and answer plaintiff's complaint
on file herein on or before Fhoa', the
17th day of May, 1963, and If you fail
to so answer or otherwise aooear, f'
want thereof plaintilf will apply to tne
Court for the relief prayed for In her
complaint, to-wit: For a decree ol di
vorce of and from you upon ihe grounds
of cruel and inhuman treatment, and that
plaintiff be restored to her former name
of Constance Baird.
This summons is served upon you bv
publication thereof in the HeraM tid
News once each week for four consecu
tive weeks pursuant to the order of the
Honorable David R. Vandenberq, Judge ot
the above entitled Court, mde and en
ered the Uth day of Aorii, 1963, the
first publication to be made on the 18th
day of April, 193. and the last publica
tion thereof to be made on the 16th
day ot May. 1963.
EDWIN E. ORtSCOLL
Attorney tor Plaintiff
?r6 Pine Tree Building
Klamath Fails. Oregon
No. 58. April II, 25, May 2. . 16.
No. 63-1 It
NOTICE OF HEARING
FINAL ACCOUNT
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON
FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH
tn the Matter et the Estate of
PHILIP E. BEHM, Oeceased
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I
have filed my Firm Account. Report o'
Executor, and Pel-tion for On'f 'but ion
in the matter pt hf estate of PtMiip E
Behm, deceed, and the Circuit Court
ha set Friday, the 1'th dav of fc'.ay,
9J. at tte hour of ten o'c'ock am. in
the Circuit Court Room of lh klamtth
County Court Mouse. Klamath Fans. Ore
jpn, as thf time and place lor hearinq
ot exceptions and obiec'ions to said
Final Account, it try there be
-CLARENCE BELL. Eecutnr gt
the Eutf ot pHitip e. behm.
DECEASED
SOWN E DR'SCOLL I
TO p.n Tree Bu'MJng
Kitn Fans, O'eoon
AMOrnfly tor I'xecutor
No. J9. Aprti . jy May J. I, 1. 1
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE
David F. Snow, licensee of radio iu.
tlon KFLW. Klamath Fails, Oregon, tt
on or about apmi i, itj, mjae applies
tion to the Federal Communications Com.
mission. Washington, O. C. to mooity
tne license of radio station KFLW ana
to increase the daytime power of said si,
tion from 5O0 waits to 1.000 watts. Rao
Station KFLW operates on the frequency
of I4jg kc.
No. 43 April 14. IB. 23, 25.
No. 2-'53
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP
THE STATE OF OREGON
FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH
in the Matter of the Estate of
ABRAHAM BLAIR, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given tnat l have
been appointed Executrix of the estate ot
Abraham Blair, oeceased. All persons
having claims against said estate are re.
quired to present them to me, with prop
er vouchers, at the office of Richard J.
Smith, 531 Main Street, Klamath Falls.
Oregon, within six months from April
it, 1963, which is the aata of first pub;.
cation of this notice.
Eleanor Gilt. Executrix
Richard J. Smith, Attorney for Executrix
531 Main Street
Klamath Fails. Oregon
No. 36. April It, II. 35, May 3, 1961.
TIMBER FOR SALE, UNITED STATFS
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTER ICR.
BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT.
ORAL AUCTION BIDS as hereinafter
designated will be received by the Dis
trict NBttQtr. Bureau ol Land Manage
ment, BLM Warehouse area. Armor
Drive, Medferd, Oregon (mailing eddren
1133 S. Riverside), at 9:30 A.M., PACIFIC
DAYLIGHT TIME, on Thursday, May 9,
1963, for all timber marked or designated
for cutting. Before bids are submitted,
full information concerning the limber,
the conditions of sale and submission
of bids should be obtained from the
above District Manager. The right is here
by reserved to waive tecnnicai delects in
this advertisement and to relect any or
all bids.' The United States reserves
the right to waive any Informality in
bids received whenever such waiver is
in the Interest of the United States. IN
JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON: O&C
AND P.D.: All timber designated for cut
ting on N', N'lSVi, Sec. 13, T. 37 S., R.
1 E.J SW'-4NE"4. SE'aSW'i, W'jSE'4,
Sec. 7, NE'iNE'i, Sec. 18, T. 37 S.,
R. 2 E., Will Mer, estimated tor the
purpose of this sale to be 2,960 M bd. ft.
Douglas-fir, 1,324 M bd. ft. oonderosa
pine, 40 M bd. ft. Incese-cedar, 4 M
bd. ft. white fir. No bid for less than
V9.90 per M bd. ft. for the Douglas-fir,
'-2.2S per M bd. ft. lor Ihe ponderosa
pine, S9.05 per M bd. ft. for the incense
cedar, S3.70 per M bd. ft. for the white
fir, or a total purchase price of $88,739.80,
will be considered. Minimum deposit with
bid $8,900.
No. 33, April 1?, 18, 35, May 2, 1963.
RESOLUTION NO. 1234
A RESOLUTION DECLARING THE
INTENTION OF THE COMMON COUN
CIL OF THE CITY OF KLAM
ATH FALLS- OREGON, TO PAVE AND
IMPROVE, WORDEN AVENUE FROM
THE NORTH CURB LINE OF DELTA
STREET TO THE NORTH CURB LINE
OF LYTTON STREET AND ADDISON
ifKbtr FOR A DISTANCE OF 210
FEET EAST FROM THE CENTER
LINE OF WORDEN AVENUE; ALL IN
SAID CITY; SAID PROJECT BEING
IMPROVEMENT UNIT NO. 161 AND TO
BE KNOWN AS THE WORDEN STREET
PROJECT; DIRECTING CERTAIN
STEPS BE TAKEN IN CONNECTION
THEREWITH; FINDING PLANS, SPEC
IFICATtONS AND ESTIMATES P O R
SAID PROJECT SATISFACTORY; CALL
ING A PUBLIC HEARING AND DI
RECTING THAT NOTICE OF SAID
HEARING BE GIVEN.
WHEREAS, the City Engineer, of tho
Cily of Klamath Falls, Oregon, pursu
ant to a resolution of the Common Coun
cil ot said City, heretofore adopted, hav
ing filed plans, specifications and esti
mates (or the cost ol Improving and
paving, Wortien Avenue from the North
Curb line of Delta Street to the North
curb line of Lytton Street and Addison
Street tor a distance of 210 feel east
from the center line of Worden Avenue,
all (n said City; and the Common Coun
cil of said Clly, finding the said plans,
specifications and estimates satisfactory
(or said project, being improvement Unit
No. 161 and known as Ihe Worden Street
Improvement:
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY
THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, DULY
ASSEMBLED IN REGULAR SESSION AS
FOLLOWS:
Section -1-
Thaf said plans specifications and es
timates lor the improvement of said por
tions of said streets, 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
clares Its Intention to improve said por
tion of said streets In accordance with
the plans, specifications and estimates
as follows:
The project shall consist of placing
3361.44 lin. ft. of concrete curb and gut
ter, excava(l"g 2694 cubic yards of ma
terial, adjusting 3 manholes and 1 lamp
hole, placing 1641 cubic yards ot crushed
rock base and 1244 tons of type "B"
asphaltic concrete, or 7575 sq. yards of
6 Inch Portland cement, and the remov
al ol asphaltic concrete or Portland ce
ment walks or driveways located with
in the Improved portion ol the street.
The estimated cost of all classes of
improvement embracing all work end
materials for the complete improvement
ol said prolect tor such type ot pave
ment being:
TYPE Asphaltic concre o S42.019.39
TYPE Portland Cement con-
creli $62,114 07
5ection -2-That
the property lying within the
boundaries hereinafter described be and
the same is hereby declared to be bene
fited by the said Imorovement, to-wlt:
Situated in Cily of Klamath Falls, Ore
gon, Beginning at a point which is the S W.
CORNER OF lot 3, Block 11, Falrview
Addition; thence northerly and along the
easterly boundary of the alley a dis
tance ot 1740 feet to the N.W. corner of
Lot 1, Block 17, Second Addition; thence
easterly along the southerly boundary
ot Lytton Street a distance of 280 teet to
the N E. corner ol Lot 24, Block 18 of
Second Addition; thence southerly along
the westerly boundary of the alley a
distance of 870 feet to the N.E. corner
of Lot 18, Block 28 of Second Addi
tion; thence easterly a distance of 176
leel to the N.E. corner ot Lot 7, Block
28 of Second Addition; thence southerly
alonq the westerly bound -y ot Pierce
Street a distance of 360 leer to Ihe N.E.
corner of Lot 7, Block 33 ot Second Addi
tion; thence westerly distance ol 176
leaf to the N.E. corner of Lot 18. Block
33 of Second Addition; thence southerly
alonq the westerly boundary of the alley
a distance of 210 feet to the N.E. COR
NER of Lot 1. Block- 31 of Second Addi
tion; thence southerly along the wester
ly boundary of Wlltord Avenue a dis
tance of 300 feet to the S.E. comer of
Lot 3, Block 12, Falrview Addition;
thence westerly along the northerly boun
dary of Delta Street a distance of 381
feet to the S.W. corner of Lot 3. Block
M, .Fairview Addition, which is the point
of beginning, all being located within
the City of Klamath Falls, Klamath
County, Oregon.
Tnat all the property Included In the
fifosaid boundaries above described be
'id the same Is hereoy declared to be
benefited by said Improvement and as
sessed for the expense thereof.
Section -3-
That Monday the 20th dav of May.
193. at the hour o' 7:30 o'clock P V.
and the Council Room of the City Ha'l
in Klamath Falls. Oregon, be and H 's
hereby fixed as the time and place tor
hearinq objections and remonstrances
against said proposed Improvement.
Section -4-
The Recorder t end she Is hereby
authorlied end directed to cause notice
of such hearing to be published as pro-
land she shall publish this resolution as
provided by law, nd withm five dvs
a"er the tirst publication thereof the C ' f
Enginetr shall cause to be conspicu
ously posted at each end of line of
contemplated improvement such notice
as is provided bv law and ordinance.
Pasied by ihe Common Council ot the
City of Klamath Falls, Oregon, this 15th
day of April, 1963.
Presented to the Mayor of the C'h;
of Kiameth Falls. Oreoon, and bv htm
approved and signed this 16th day of
April, nej
Robert E. veatch
Vavor
ATTEjT; Ros Keller
Recorder
STATE O OREGON.
COUNTY Of-' KLAVATM. $$
City of klamath falls. '
I. Rosie Keiier, Reccder of the C-ty
of Klamath Fans, Oregon, fl hereby
certify that the above and fOrMMnq n
a true copy of a resolution mtroducel
and adopted bv the Common Council of
thf City ot Klamath Falls. Oregon, el Ms
reouijr meet-ng held on the ijih day o
April, ihx ary thereafter epp'Ovrt and
s-gned bv te Mayor and attested by
the Recorder
Ros-e Keiier
Recorder
No ST, April JJ, lj. Ji, )y j, Jt,
10; May 1, 1, 196.