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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
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gon. Dated this 4th day o' May, m,
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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
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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.
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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! ' ' '
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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
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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
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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
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ROOMS FOR RENT
22
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ties lurn sned. 317 Pine, TU 3-14(7.
CLEAN. (omortble rooms, J blocks
IromMa n, afj vo, TU 4-4J59.
MEN hrusfkeenm-j, iverythinq furnished.
134, I3i N 3rd, TU 4-fc033, TU 4-9217.
DESIRABLE air-conditioned rooms. 5I?
Pacific Terrace, Tu 4-3074
STEA-v heated, ou'et. sleeping rooms.
JIO So. Slh. TU 1-0314.
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APARTMENTS FOR RENT .... 24
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High.
415
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Access in n.ce va'd a-d lawn turnitu'e
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