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Monday, May 6. 19M HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls. Oregon SERVICES ..10 LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE ROTOTILLING by the ob. cell Norman Singleton, TU "WAT KINS QUALITY PRODUCTS" Delivered to VHjr ooor inuiMITBt. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF KLAMATH COUNTY, OREGON, in in Matter of rht Eslatt of Elba Gnmsley, Deceased. Notice Is hereby given that I have filed my final account at administrator of the estate of Elba Grirmley, Deceased, and the court has set June 5th, W63, at 10 o'clock, A.M., as the time for hearing of objection to auch final account and OENtKL aC KVH-ta aw...... TtON desire to least for a five-year firm term, with' one or more two-year Spices, exiracis. cosmetics, household aids, medicines, vet supplies, TU 4-7BJ1. renewals, approximaici B,B- .ii.r. mnii ralatfxl use CERTIFIED space plus 1.700 square feet of scheduled WATCH & CLOCK REPAIR ALL TYPES COFER'S EXCHANGE t27 Klomoth TU 4-7160 TiOO V E RF E N C ECO FENCING Sold and Installed ALL, TYPES FREE ESTIMATES CALL T" ?-n7" ANYTIMF 1 1 "well-drTlling FREE ESTIMATES E. E. STOREY 3831 HOPE 5T. TU 4-3990 expansion ipai in nt't' initial occupancy oy in '" ice. space aesirco u 1963 or as soon thereafter as possible. beaiea cms win u dress beiow untu t:w p.m., .-u,., 29, 1963, (hen publicly opened and reao: lor the settlement thereof at Circuil Court Room No. 2, Klamath Pans, Ore gon. Dated this 4th day o' May, m, Cagt W. Grimsley. Administra tor. No. S3, May 4. 13, 30, 27, 1963. TION BUSINESS SERVILt LCrticn 909 FIRST AVENUE SEATTLE 4, WASHINGTON Detailed requirement re woineu ... I Invitation for Bids No. iOPRA-63-57. Cop ies Ot inviraiion or ouumuim inn nrovided upon request to General NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice Is hereby given that the under signed has been aopoinled as Executor of the Estate of EDITH NEWLAND, de I Services Administration, Segiw.ot Head quarters Building, Auburn, Washington, or telephone Auburn TEmple 3-6500, or ceased, by Order of the Circuit Court of Seattle rvutuai .j-jjuu. the County of Klamath, ana an persons No. 84, May 6, IV6J. having claims against said estate are re -I ii ii iii mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmtmmmmmmmmmmmtmmmmmmfmmmmr' quired to present the same to L. ukim SISEMORE, Attorney for Executor, duly verified and with proper vouchers at :ched. at 531 Main Street, Klamath Fails, Oregon, within six months from the date ol first publication of this no tice. HARLEY NEWLAND Executor No. 42, April 22, 2, May 4, 13, 1963. VALLEY PUMP and EQUIPMENT CO. "BUY THE Y" To Place Your 7344 SO. Ath TU 4-97Tj JUNIOR TOURNEY WINNERS Top bowlen in the girls section of the recent junior tournament at Lucky Lanes are shown here. At left, the Junior-Senior Girls .. urn. iiwmnwijiu IIH.M Jim W! ' ' ' 's :'c "l-- .... fJf I DOUBLES WINNERS These two pair of feminine keg. lers topped the best efforts in the doubles of the recent tournament for juniors and bantams at Lucky Lanes. At left, Karen Smith, Tulelako, and Julie McCollum, Holiday BEST BOWLERS AMONG BOYS At left, the tingles j and doubles winners in the boys division. Left to right are j Lee Ross, senior singles victor; Ralph Jennings, junior I f H ;,.. ; 2 -il ALL-EVENTS WINNERS Capturing honors in the all events brackets of the tourna. ment were, Ralph Jennings, far left, junior boys; Frances Waits, center, bantam girls, and Terri Kennon, right, junior girls. Not present was Fred Eck, senior boys all-events ' winner. DcNucci-Oonzales Top Boxing Menu NEW VOHK (Urn-Younu Joe lWuccl. excellent boxer-puncher rnm Ne nn. Mass . makes hi bid for recocnition as a middle ueipht conlenHer Sturrtay nipht in nationally televised liclit ilh Puerio Itican Jose Gnnmles at the Dnslon Arena. Their 10-rminrier utands mil on the neck's boxing schedule. Each is 23 years old and an apL'rcwive lidhier. Bn-ausf nl hi speed, .".kill am!,i,fh,'PP" "" "n fnday jHinih. DeXucci i tavdnnl at J l lo bent sliiRper linnnles nlthotiuh Jne fs ranked Inth amnnti uortd l(in-i(und contenders liy the World IVnxing Association and lVNucii is unrated. Ciiulto llinaldi of Italy defends team, left to riqht, are Linda Brooks, Susan Sarqant, Linda I Hager, Jeannie Herbert, Tonja Adreon, Cathy Cunning Robinson, Connie Coddington and Linda Warren. At ham and Carol McFadyen. right, same order, the Bantam Girls best team, Dixie I Bowl. Karen was also the all-events victor. In photo at right, Shirley Eck and Terri Kennon proudly display their doubles tropffies. . rpi sinqles, and Dennis Graham, junior doubles. Not present was Scott Smelcer, Graham's partner in the junior doubles. In picture at right are the bantam boys team his Kun'fln littlU heavyweitht jlitle dsam.-l (K-rmanv's Knth lso on Kridiiv. lii;hl heavv- weiRht Von Clay of Philadelphia lifihls (iusUiv Jicho! of Germ.tm at Berlin. American f.trnicrs grim- food worth &7 billion each ye.tr. ' '"X. .' V J3L Denver Edges Out Of Cellar; Rain Washes Out Bevo Game rarifir Const laftuf Nnrthrrn Division W. I Prt. (in T.-u-oma 1.1 7 .fiSO . Seattle 12 7 R!2 1 I'orlbnrl 12 R .) 1 Muuan 12 Am 5 .Spukiinc 9 14 .Ml 5' Siuthrrn Division W. I.. Prt. (ill Suit l ake Tilv 9 II .529 tl in .524. II n 4.V1 10 13 ,4V 9 12 429 Oklahoma City San Piegn Denver Pallas K W. Sunday's Results Denver 11 San Diep) 3 list panwi Denver 3 San Pioso 0 i2nd game H innings) Sail Lake t'Uv 12 Taioma 9 Dallas-Kurt Worth I Seallle 0 (1st came' Dallas Koil Worth at Seallle (2nl )ixt after 2nd inning, rain' llauau t Spokane 5 ( 1st same' Spokane R Hawaii 3 i2nd game. inninssi Oklahoma Cilv at roitland. 2 tames, ppd . ram. nv nox M PINSKV I nited tress Intrmallor.al 1 lVnvei Ivan swing riaylichl to day after eMapuir; the Pavilir i'oasl league i-ellar hy cettint; (stlrnl plate pinker tiom a piti-hei and rookie triple-A outfielder. The Hears Sunday swept a iloulileheaiier 1 1-3. 3 0 (rom the San Pirgo Padres, defending hampions o( the Pi t.. In other games, Sslt Lake City awiled off tornd Taooma. 129. Pallas-Kort Worth nipp-d Sratllr DOUBLE VICTOR Dennis York clutches a pair of tro phies. He captured the bantam singles and the bantam all-events. j. victors. Left to right, Willie Dalton, Dennis York, Jerry Rosterolla and Waimun Yee. Not present was Mar!c Daniels. 1-0 on a ninth-inning home run by .mh Nosske. and Hawaii edited Skan( (i-5 only to have Ihe In dians come bak lo heal the Is landers 6 3 in the nighlrap of a douhleheador. Rain washed out the Oklahoma City-Portland douhleheader in Ore-1 gon and also the second Pallas-! Kort Worth game alter two in nings. Six-foot southpaw Puk Kellov of Denver stifled San Diego in thel lulch hy going all the wav lo pick up his lirsl PCL win. He personal ly ncrouiilol for Ihiee Rear runs with a Iriple and single. Chico Salmon and Phil Hoof each added Ihrre safeties to Denver's 14-hit attack in its first-game rout of the Padirs. In Hie second tame. IVnver out fielder t llian Blackahv. who plav- ed for Yakima in the Class li Northwest League last year, lam med a IT.Vfoot home run over the right Held fence with ayn on in the eighth The Wast came off San flcgo slarter Marvin Kodor who. had allowed only Ihiee Boar hils up lo then The iclory moved IVmcr (torn the cellar to fourth pjaco in the tight Southern Division. Oddly enough, Pallas . Kort Worth replaced IVnver in last place een thmigh the Ranger lie.H Seattle (iary Potter went all the w.iv lor the Tevans. allow ing seven hits, and heting Wilbur Wood who was handed his lirstl :defe.it against two victories Salt I.akc s Pees imundcd five Tacoma p td-rs fcr 19 hits, in tr- i i1 cluding Hal Jones' fifth homer ot the season, lo hreak the seven game winning streak ot Ihe red hot C.iants. Despite the loss, Ta coma owns the host record in the 1TL at 1.1-7 ami is in first place in the Nortlicrn Division. Spokane's Al Kerrara hashed a three-run homer in the hist in ning of the second game against Hawaii to give the Indians a load Ihcy never relinquished In the first game. Hawaii nip prd Spokane in Hie lop of Ihe ninth on a sacrifice fly hv out fielder Carlos Iteniier. the fsl.md- crs' leading hitler. The Hy scored Charlie Pees who led olf the in ning with a douhle and look thud on a wild pitch. Bobby Knopp of Hawaii led all hillers in the lirst game with three singles and aadouble. Hal (iiiggs. Ihe last ol live Islander1 pitchers, hurled two hilless in nings lo gain his fusl win of the season. MKTS T(M nHWLKR NEW YORK flTIt - Thp Nr York Met. packed in 128 fans nl tin? Polo UrourxU It Ihnr weekend scries with tlie S.in Francisvo lliant. Figurine averacp of $2 per ticket, that amounts to more than 2.o.n(M As of the moment, the Met?. baM-KilI's hicc! o.ers last year, are the hi Jest dr.iw me e.ird in the mar leaizucs. In 10 home dates. I hey have averaeed il.vio f.m. The ls Aneeles Dtxieers have aerai:cd a few huinlred less (or M date I Equity No. 63? NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH UNITED CALIFORNIA BANK, a cor poration. Plaintiff, vs. W. L. BARNES And MARGUERITE M. BARNES, hus band and wife; W. H. MacDONALD; STATE OF OREGON, as represented by the State Industrial Accident Commission; HEATON STEEL & SUPPLY, Inc., a corporation; SAM KANNA 8. PAUL KAN NA, co-partners doing business as Kanna Bros. Logging Company, Defendants By virtue of an execution issued out of and under the seal of the Circuit, Court of the State of Oregon, for the County of Klamath, upon a judgment ren dered and docketed in said Court on the 10th day of April, 1963, in a suit where in United California Bank, a corporation. is plaintiff, and W. L. Barnes and Mar guerite M. Barnes, husband and w W. H. Mac Dona id. State of Oregon, as represented by the state industrial Ac cident Commission, Healon Steel & Sup ply. Inc., a corporation, Sam Kanna & Paul Kanna. co-partners doing business as Kanna Bros. Logging Company, are defendants, in favor of the said plaintiff and against the defendants W. L. Barnes and Marguerite M. Barnes, husband and wife, for the sums of money as follows, to-wit: a. $8000.00 with interest at 6'i per cent per annum from August 2, 1961, until paid; b. 177.00 for abstract fees and title searches, with Interest at A per cenl per annum from January 11, 1963, until paid; c. 11000.00 as a reasonable attorneys' lee; d. 159 55 for plaintiff's costs and dis bursements incurred herein; which ex ecution was directed and delivered to me is Sheriff in and for the said County of Klamath, I have levied upon all of the right, title and interest ol said de fendants. W. L. Barnes and Marguerite M. Barnes, husband and wife, in and to the foltowing described real property, to- "sW'-SEUNW. Section 34. T. 34 S., R. 7 E , W M., Klamath County, Oregon. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that t. the undersigned. Sheriff as aforesaid, will sell the above described real property1 to the ntghest bidder, for cash, at public auction, at the Court House door, Klam ath County Court House, Klamath Falls, Oregon, on the 37th day of May, 1963. at the hour of 10:00 a.m., of that day, to satlsly the said execution together with the interest and costs thereon. Dated this 2Ind day of April, 1963. J. M. BRITTON Sheriff of Klamath County, Oregon By Ellen Blehn, Deputy No. 61, April 72, 29, May A, 13, 1963. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN lhal the underlined administratrix ol the estate ot LENA CECIL KEOUGH. deceased, has tiled In the Circuit Court ol the State of Oregon lor Klamath County her First and Final Account of her administration of laid estate, and the Court has let the !7lh day of May. 1963. al 10:00 a m . as Ihe time, and the courtroom of said Court as the place for hearing of obiec tions to said final account and settle ment ot said estate. LEONE BEATRICE OBREMSKI. Administratrix of the Estate ot LFNA CECIL KEOUGH, Oe- ceased. SMITH AND CARO Attorneys lor Administratrix No. 61, April !, May 6. 13, ?0, 161 Probate No. -70 NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OP KLAMATH 1 in the Matter ot the Estate of KAREN CROWLEY, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersiQned has been appointed Adminis trator of the estate Ot KAREN CROW LEY, deceased, by the Circuit Court ot the StMe ot Oregon for the County ol Klamath and has qualified. All persom have claims agaimt said estate are here by notified to present the same duly verllipd at by law required to the un dersigned t SU Main Street. Klamath Falls. Oreqon, within months ot the date hereof. DATED at Klamath Falls, Oregon, thij ?3nd day of Aonl. 1963 JOSEPH W HAGLER. Administrator Proctor ft. Puckett Attornevt at taw 5H Main Street Klamath Palls. Oregon No. it April 77, 2f. May end 13. 143 3 CITY LEAGUE W L Wnlher Bro (' i 31' ; Kmghts ot Columbus "'j 39' i fllv Logping t f Roberts Hardware 97 M Gunnards Shoe Repair Hi't if: Baid E.io'e ' i W ; Sears Roehuclx SchuKe Tirfi J 4 U S Nal Bank 71 Shatter Electric i'' ? W" . turmers Y T.re Servce J' i "'i ONC Truckino ?t H7 May I results: Ba'd Ei'es ?. Gun- nfd. Shoe Repair J. Wamer B'os 4. farmers Y Tire Service fl; Schu'ie Tirr J ONC Trucking J: Bty Loqcjioq 3, Roherts Hardware t; ha'fer fciettric 1. rt Roebuck 3: U S. Nat Bank 0, Kn.Qhfs Of Columbus I High tejm 0me, Waer B'O. 10. h-o team e-ei Woiker Br0t h.fjh ind game- Pe'ce Mvtqe JSJ; high ind series. Pierce Hodges COMMERCIAL LEAGUE W L Jjivha Fi-el Oil '3 ' Bofpvck V St Ort R'te Motors '? C.reat Nrrthern W City Cenier Lodge W ST M'i ir, K'mei Plumbing (.1 4 Luton A.'calt e?" i' i Pf-nM CO 5' l r i Boer5 Pitl W 7J Larry Food 51 77 Lark m Insurant '7' i Results Ln'on J. Biwerj P: City Cen i. Sears 0; Larrv t i. Pni 0; ST y i. Larum "i; Deal Rite J. Great North e-n i, K-mes 3- Javhawk i High team om, Dfal R 'e l(W' higf (sm rriev k me ls4. hio" gme fri wnois 3J; hioh infl senei.' WaM Stnweioe't 5l. TWILITI LEAGUE t W I V fs ivm Cn il m"" v'k P'ottuce'S l v lr'fM( Pijfwo i 57 sre ) 7 B'ue Oi 7' r-o a e'vc " Ovh f n( .. 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