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Newspaper Page Text-A LEGAL NOTICE el wx. rt nt ?', . ' ' ' , f. : fii, -. I V . ' . , fr - j " . - -'if ' -"V- . EMOTIONS EXPRESSED DURING TRACK MEET SATUR DAY Various emotional and straining expressions were expressed Saturday during the District 5-B track and field meet at Modoc Field. At far left Gilchrist's Conley onanza Antlers Trounce Field Tice Drops First Game In Tourney Larry Tic-c, KUHS entry in the State Tennis Tournament held on the courts at Oregon State Univer sity, lost out in the opening round when he was defeated by second-seeded Charles Alloo otj Wilson High by stores of 6-1 and 6-4. Alloo went through to the finals where he was defeated by Dave Shufford of North Salem 6-3 and 6-0. , Tice won his opening game in the consolation round when he turned back John Erickson of Boavcrtnn in a hard match 6-2; 4-6 and 6-0. However, he lost in the second round of the consola tinn when he was defeated by John Kcrney of Hillshoro 6-3 and 6-0. Wilson High of Portland won the team event in the tournament while North Salem and Medford tied for second honors. The Med ftird doubles team of Mike aumes and Gary Highland de feated C. Harris and E. Newhall ol Wilson for the honors in that (JJvision. Kangas Gets Tigard Post ItIGAHD ifPIi Harley Kan js. former Washincton State and professional baseball player, will IJr head baseball coach at Tigard High School during the next hooI year. -Kangas was named Friday to Sjicceed Don Porter, Porter, also head basketball coach, will take $er as athletic director at the school. 01e Johnson, the school's pres- ant athletic director, has taken aj jmilar post at Benson High School in Portland for the next sjhool year. ru ,.; BUDGET TERMS - Up t-MJ' 025? IS i tmmi imvmtMWiitia IIKRALO AM) NEWS, Klamath Tests Scheduled To Find Cause In Lipscomb Death BALTIMORE. Md. IIIPH- Po lice Capt. Joseph Carroll said Saturday night that the compan ion of Gene (Big Daddyl Lips comb has told him that Lipscomb took a shot of heroin several hours before his death. Lipscomb. 31, a 290-pound pro football alar famed for his strength, died early Friday after being found unconscious in the home of a friend, Timothy Black A medical examiner said the "presumption" was that Lips comb died ai a result of "an overdose of narcotics." Carroll, of the narcotics squad, said Saturday night Black told him he bought a "bag" of heroin for $12 at abo.it 4 a m. Friday. "Black said they went back to Black's house on Krice Street and cooked up the heroin, splitting it evenly." Carroll said. "Black said Lipscomb then shot his into his own arm." Carroll said Biack told him he then prepared to take his own shot, "but the needle stuck and he had to lake a wire to open it." "When he was ready." Carroll said. "Black said he noticed Lips comb was drooling from the mouth and was unconscious Black said he slapped him in an attempt to wake him up." Carroll said Biack also tried to arouse Lipscomb by packing him in ice. The police captain said Black and another man, whom he did not identily, then tried to revive the Pittsburgh Steelers star by dissolving table salt in water and shooting it inti Big Daddy's arm. It was ."an hour or so" after that. Carroll said Black told him. Kip'? - mf j v4 .1 - ...iii.i,ii,..iLn , . to 12 Months to Pay - . W'PT 9 Elms seems tc be drawing back his fist and looking toward a giant as to say, 1 here it comes." He won the shot put and discus events. Second from left is Bonanza's Robby Steber who appears to be a bit disgusted with Falls, Oregon Sunday, that Black called police. Lipscomb was unconscious and breathing heavily when the am bulance arrived. He was pro nounced dead on arrival at Lu theran Hospital. Carroll said Black has been ar rested on charges of possession of narcotics paraphernalia, that is, the syringe. Friends of Lipscomb, including former pro football star Claude i Buddy) Young and officials of the Pittsburgh team, expressed doubt that Lipscomb would have anything to do with narcotics, es pecially because he disliked "needles.' Big Daddy's body was reported to bear puncture marks above veins on both arms. A syringe. described as "makeshift" by Dr. Breitenaackcr, was found in a waste basket In the kitchen. A preliminary test of the syringe for narcotics ptoved negative but further tests aie being conducted. Former Teammates Awed Lipscomb's body was identified by several of his former Colt teammates, none of whom could believe he ever used narcotics. Dr. Ray Sweeney, the Steelers' trainer, said at his home in Port land. Maine, that Lipscomb even refused to take novocaine once when he was in severe pain with a shoulder injury. Sweeney quoted Lipscomb as saying: "I never had a needle in my life. I'd rather play hurt than take anything." The Pittsburgh trainer said. "I think it's impossible that Big Daddy was involved with narcot ics. Over the past two years I've been very close to him. I just don't believe this is possible." A National Football League spokesman said League Commis sioner Pete Rozellc was watching for any proof that Lipscomb might have been involved with narcotics. If it is proven, naturally welyoungsters who failed to reach will look into the matter further,"the park by phone are expected the spokesman said. to write-in for instructions. Television Repair SPECIAL! lulUHU,fMHIl 1 ONLY For Most Here Is What We WiJDo t Complete Repoiri, Parti and Labor To Put Your TV in Like New Condition. Includes New Picture Tube It Needed One Yeor Service Warranty On Your Complete TV Set fx' iv--' " - if May 12, IMS PAGE 3-B The amiable, fun-loving Lips comb, one of the few men ever to achieve pro football fame even though he never attended college, died after "partying" Thursday night, according to Timothy Black a friend. Black, in whose apartment Big Daddy was found, told police that he and Lipscomb took two girls to a party Thursday night. After taking the girls home, they head ed for Black's apartment but be fore they arrived there. Black said he decided to stop at a local lunchroom for something to eat Lipscomb went on alone to the, apartment, the police quoted Black, When Black reached his apartment a short time later, he said he found the football player unconscious. Casey Call Pulls Deluge NEW YORK lUPI) Manager Casey Stengel's advice to the youth of America to try out for the New York Mela brought deluge of telephone calls and club promise Saturday to Rive the youngsters a crack at hig time baseball. Stengel, in a post-game tele vised interview after the Mets de feated the Cincinnati Reds, 3-2. Friday, said he was in need of fellows like 18-year-old Ed Kranc pool. The Polo Grounds' switchboard was immediately swamped with calls. At least inn were recorded and it was presumed many more couldn't gel through because of busy lines. Met officials asked young play ers to write the club and state their qualifications. The team will hold tryotits in the Polo Grounds during July and August when the Mets are on the road. Mail probably will be heavy Monday, the club said, because Ph. TU 4-3188 Sfort Hours 9:30 to 5:30 P.M. Open Friday Till 9 P.M. 9th and Pine 17 and 21-in. Sett my his feat and says "Oh, no." He was second to Elms. The third photo shows only the top of the head of Gilchrist's Jim Lynes who was participating in the javelin. With head bowed, he appears to be saying, "Woe is me." He didn't In Annual County Track Lewiston Trounces Emeralds Northwest League Standings By United Press International W. L. Pet. GB, Wenatchee 9 5 .643 .. 7 4 .636 1 5 .615 i, 8 8 .500 2 8 .500 2 0 10 .000 7 Yakima Salem Lewiston Tri-CKy Eugeen Friday's Resullls Tri-City 6 Wenatchee 5 (10 ins.) Yakima 6 Salem 5 it 11 ins.) Lewiston 10 Eugene 9 Today's Schedule Eugene at Lewiston Salem at Yakima Wenatchee at Tri-City By United Press International For a time there Friday night, it looked like those Eugene Emer alds reahy had something going The Emeralds hopped off to a 5-0 lead over Lewiston in their half of the first inning in North west League play. Unfortunately. Lewiston scored six runs- in its half of the frame and went on to nip Eugene 10-9. The Emeralds arc winlcss after 10 league games In other games, Yakima nicked Salem 6-5 in 10 innings and Tri City took Wenatchee 6-5 in 11 in nings. Woody Huyke doubled for Lew iston in the eighth and scored when the Eugene shortstop bob bled a smash by Louis Rodriguez for the eventual winning run. Dale Rohde of Eugene had a two-run homer in the eighth. Yakima edged Salem in the Uth when Vince Ferguson walked, moved up on a sacrifice and scored on .Marcial Allen's single. Tri-City got four runs in its half of the loth to lake Wenatchee af ter the Chiefs had got three in the top of the inning. Del Bates drove in Ihe tying run of the in ning with a doublle and Ernie Foil singled in the winning marker. ; i 1 ' . . I j'i v h p . -v, -r V1-'' : ""'if.,- OVER THE HURDLES Merrill's Ttd Roller clean the high hurdles in the morning preliminaries of the Oistrict Modoc Field. He cleared the tint hurdle ehead of the wen place in the Saturday afternoon finals. Gilchrist Bonanza's high-powered spike troops captured the annual Class 5-B track meet at Modoc Field Saturday but got a scare thrown into them by the fired-up Gil- Christ Grizzlies. The Antlers won the meet w ith 136 points. Gilchrist came in sec ond with 106 points to finish only 30 points behind. They were 40 points behind in the similar meet last week. Chiloquin poured on the steam to take third place with 73 points. Then came Malin with 48, Pros pect with 24, Biy with 20, Mer rill 17 and Paisley with 14. Most events were according to the form sheet. The favorites won in most all the events with Bo nanza's Bob Rice and Monte Bur nett taking the lion's share of hon ors. Rice won the 100-yard dash and 220 in times of 10.1 and 22.7 to score his double. Burnett was right on Rice's heels in tlie 100 for second place and he won the 440-yard dash with a clocking of 52.5. Other Bonanza ' firsts went to Ricky Steber in the 120-yard high hurdles with a good time ot 15.7. Gilchrist's Malt Koski was the second place finisher in that event. It was his best meet time this year. He also finished second the half mile to teammate James Brothcrton who was clocked at 2: 12 6. Steber also took the low hurdles with a timing of 21.85. The Antler sophomore fin ished just in front of Gilchrist's Jack llazlewood. Steber also got a state track meet berth in the high jump when he was second in the high jump behind Chiloquin s Tony DiUlio. The final Bonanza victory came in the 880-yaid relay where the Antlers clipped off a 1:37.4 vic tory with Rice and Burnett lead ing the charge. Malin was second. Gilchrist started out with a win when big Conley Elms copped the shot put with a heave of 42-11'.. ' - -.-..r- v I 8' U, ir.mn. mi miiiM ltr- -iHM place and woe was to him. At far right Is Bonanza's Monte Burnett durinq a heat of the 100-yard dash. His expression seemed more of determination than anything else. He was second in the 100. Menaces Leader Robby Steber of Bonanza was sec- ond. He also won the discus with a toss of 124-9. Teammate David Sporrer was second, chiloquin finished one-two in the iavelin as exDected. Tonv Wilder won the event with his best fling of the season of 153-3. Al DeBor- toli was second. Chiloquin's Win slow Whitccrain was second in the mile run for a berth at state. Kim Hale also gained a place at state with a second in the 440 behind Burnett 4hol Put 41 Conltv Elmi, Gil- ctimti Robby Sttbtr, Boninisi Grg Dftvil, BlyJ J)M Kirk, Chtloquln; John Godowa. Blvt Jim Lath, Gilchrlit. D.icul l?' f, Conlcy Elm. Gllcnrltt Oftvid Sporrar, Gilchrlil; David Brat lain, Paiitty; Jot Kirk, Chiloquin; Sharm Kallna, Mihnj Bob Srtowtri, Pamey. Javailn ISJ' 3", Tony Wildar, Chlioguli Al DtAortoll. Chlleauini Jim Lynet. Gl thrlitj Dan Hotf, Gllchrlit; Robtrt Hun Ian. Blv: Howard McGftt, Bortama. High Hurdlti 1S.7, RlcVy Slaber, Bo- naniai Mathaw Ko&kl, Gilchrlil DIUlio, ChHoquIn; Tf Rollar, Mtrrtll; Danny Jaiiup. Gilchrist; Ed Simmoni, Bonanza. 100-Yard Dah Bob Rtc. Bonan, 10.1; Mania Burnt!. Bonania; Bob Bau er, Malin; Jim Lynei. Gilchrlil; Dale Parriih, Malin; Oan Penhall, Chiloquin. nan;.' wiw" whr..n. chHu?n; Gena Soman. Bonania; Amory "" Chiloquin; Dal Kurt, Merrill j Donavon Mndaii, Giichrut. 440-Yard Daih 37 5. Monia nornan, Bon n fa. Kim Male, Chiloouin; Graa Oa t. Bly; Bob Merrjllaei, Mar Hi I; Jay arrlib. Malm; Roy Warran, Gikhriit IM Low Hurdle II. I i, Rictty siebar. Bonanza; Jack Mailt wood, GHchritt; fVa Inaw Koikl. G'tchfttl; Ed Simmon. Bo nania; Dale Parnth, Mai in i Tad Rol tr, Merrill. 370-Yarri Dath 77 Robtrt Rlc. Bo nania; Jim Lvnti, Gllchmtj Bob Bautr. Malin; Rod Pfeilltr, Bonania; Jack Ha- It wood, Gilchriit; Jac Worth log ton, Ma- lin OF THf CITY OP KLAMATH PALLS- ISO-Yard Run 7.12 4. James Brothr- OPFf.ON, TO CONSTRUCT AND LAY ton, Bonania, Gary Randall. anmm; J $FWF US TO SERVE T HE AREA LY Greg Harrlt. Chiloquin; Dale Kurti. Mr-( INC, tt4 MOUNTAIN VIEW AND ELDO rill; Ken Erickson, G.rChnstj Bob Street, j PA0O HFIGHTS ADDITION, GENERAL Matin. V DESCRIBED AS SO. t Of BLOCKS High Jump-5 ", Tony DiU'la. Chile-nj, n and 14, AND BLOCKS tt. JO. 31. OUin; Ricky Steber, Bonanfei Anay Mawr- ;a. jt, yt AND 3', ALL IN MOUNTAIN tr. Prospect; 3-way tie for fourth), Don VIFW ADDITION; AND NO. t OF Taytv, Chiloquin; David Bratlaln, Pais-, BLOCKS 3S AND 1. SAID MOUNTAIN ley; Conley fclmt. Gilchrist VIEW AOOITION; AND BLOCK IS, AND j Pole Vault 11' I", Weynt Millard. ioTS 1, 1, 1. S, a. 12, 13 AND 17. 1 ProsptKt; Bob Bauer, Meltn; Rod P'tH-! flLOCK 4, ELDORADO HEIGHTS AD ter, Bonania; Harland Sparks, Pro-j OIT ION; ALL IN THE CITY OP KLAM- pact; Del Swtaringen, Pauley; Dennii Jeitup, Gilchrist. Broad Jump IB' 10' t". Daft Parrun,MATS T HE R F FOR FILED BY IMt Matin; Dan Hoff, Gilchrist; Mathw;CITY ENGINEER: DESCRIBING THE Kotfcl, Gilchrist; Andy tmvrtr. Prospect; , ROUNDAR'F S OP THF PROPERTY Robtrt Rico, Bonania; Del Swear ingen, ! hp NfcFlTFD: ANO DIRECTING CFR- Paitiey. aaO Yd Rtiay l ira. Bonania; a - Itn; GilOrist; Bly; Merrill. Total Pomlt: Bonania, 134; G.khr-st, M CM locum. 71; 34; Bly. ; Merrill, 17; Pauley. U. first hurdle ot the 120 yard 5-B track meet Saturday at others end won hit heat. He Event Jim Lynes got a second in the 220-yard dash for the Grizzlies, Dan Hoff also got a Gecond in the broad jump which was won by Malm s Dale Parrish with a leap of 18-10'i. Prospect got its only first in the pole vault where Wayne Millard lopped Ihe vaulters with an 1 1-2 leap. Bob Bauer of Malin was second. The first two places in each event gained a state meet berth for the preliminaries next week. FIGHT GKTS APPROVAL NEW YORK 1UPH A sched uled eight-round fight between Lou Anderson of Valley Stream, N.Y., and Fernando Narvaez of the Bronx, N.Y., at Sunnyside Gardens next Tuesday was ap proved Friday by the New York Slflte Athletic Commission. LITTLER. BOROS SIGN GLENSIPE. Pa. UP1 For mer National Open champions Gdie Littler and JullUS BoroS , ,,c . . nave signed to play in the $l25,-j it linn,r.l, n.n r.nf TVinr. - " namcnt at the Whitcmarsh Valley Country t'luh, Oct. 3-fl. LEGAL NOTICE RrSOLUTlOW NO. 1740 A RESOLUTION DECLARING THtf IN TFNTION OF THE lOMMON COUNCIL ATH FAI LS, OREGON, APPROVING PLANS SPECIFICATIONS AND ESTI- ITAIN STEPS TO BE TAKEN; SAID i project to be known a, tar ; Unit NO 33 Th Oly Engineer of tha City 0 Klam- o Iht Common Council M.,tolr. Mori:! h.vlna fil,l pUni, plflc,tinni .n ,tlm,IM lor Ih. col V conitructlna na Uytng . ftlorm tir lo M known t th Jlrd. Hdtr unit V th. Cll Of Kl,m,lh F.lli, O'egon, to l,f. Ih, r,4 Ivtno In Mnuntmn Vltw .nil ewor.oa Htlghti (ldiiont. gtntr.ny at'is . So. i of Blocls 17. II and 14 and Block, It. 30. 31. 31. ?t. JO and it. all In Moun tain Via, Addition; and Block II. and Loti I. 7. 1. s. a. 17. 11 and ir. Block 74. Eldorado Ha.ghll Addition; and NO. 'i el Blockl 3S and M. Mountain Via Addition; ALL IN THE CIFT Of klavaih FALLS. OPEOON; embracing in ied unit ail tht area hereinafter bound- ad and deicnoedj and tha common conn cil havmg tut en said plans, pHtc- liont enrj tAiimam under contKJeratjon, new nil. thtm laiistactory; THFRflFOPEl BE IT RESOLVED r THE COfMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OP KLAMATH PALLS, OREGON, OULV ASSPrVRLFO IN REGULAR SESSION AS FOLLOWS: Section-1- Thit the plunt, soaciflcetloni and t (mutts tor tht conslruction and Inst Hi tut ion nf what Is to bt known as the dim. tawer unit tf the City of Kiametn Fans, Oregon, tiled with tht City by the City Engineer, shall be, and tha tamt art btrtbf approved and adopted. Saction-3- That tha Common Council tf tht City ot Klamath fain, Oregon, hereby de clares tit Intention to conttruct stall the ilrd sawtr unit ot said City in acordanrt with said plan, tptctftca- tiont, and astlmatei, to servt tht tbOvt dasenbed area. Tha protects conntl of ail required excavation and backfill, and placement ot appfOrimattiy tht loliowtng iltm itl linaal feat ol 31 Inch rttntorct con crete pipe 77 lineal tett ot II Inch tlendtrtl con- cre'e poe 74 lineal tell Of is inch standard con crete pine 7 lineal feat of I inert standard con Crete pine SM hnaal tett of 10 inch standard corttrofa p'O 31 s'andard calehbatmi AM other apourtenances lying within any streets Involved within tht scoot tt this protect,- AH ihQwn in rrwt detail on tht plans, sottti't aiont and Mttmatat an tut lr t otfrft of the Retaroer. Tha estimated cost t tha protect for me tenals, work, ronttriKtlon, as shown by said plans, specifications. r4 attimates. including enginttring, and (onlinfltncits it si. Sartfon-1- That tht property lying within tht hnundartet hereinafter dew r inert, shall be and is hereby declared to ba bantfited by tna construction and Installation or taid sewer system, fo-wtt: MOUNTAIN VtPW STORM SEWER UNIT NO 31 OUTER BOUNDARY DESCRIPTION Beginning tt t point which is tht taction Corner common to Section 90. 21, 78, and 79, TownshlD 3t South, Rana Eait, Willamette Base and Meridian; thence. In weiterly direction along the) center line or van Ne Avenu to fn Intersec tion of the center line of Van New Ave nue and TiMeny Strett; thence, northerly along the center! Ine of Tiffany $fret to point which Is at right angles to tht uuineeit property corner of Lot 17, biock 24, Eldorado Helohlsi thence, wait er (y and at right angles to the) center- nne or inrany street to the sou the ait property cwrwr of Lot 17, Block 24. El dorado Heights; thence, westerly along the southerly property Una of Lot IT, biock ?4, tmoreao Heights, to a point on an sw.io foot radius curve to the left; tnence, along tht arc or an Ua.20 foot ra dius curve to the left, a distance of 30 43 teat; tnence, nortnweitely a distance of 83.0 leaf to a point on the centerllne of uircn street wrticn 1 at rloht anal to the northwest corner of Lol I, Block 24, Eldorado Heights; thence, northeasterly along the centerllne of Birch Street to an angle point to tha latti thence, north erly along tha centerllne of Birch Street to tha intersection of the cenlerlfnet ot oircn arret? a no lerrece Avenuei thence, easterly along tha centerllne of Terrace Avenue to the Intersection of the center lines of Terrace Avenut and TIMany Street; thence, southerly alono tha can. teriine of Tiffany street to the intersection of tha centerllnes of Tiffany Stret and ma eiiey aiviaing tiiocus 11, 13, and 14. Mountain View Addition to tha City of Klamath Palls, Oregon; thence, aesterly along the centerllne of the afore mentioned alley a distance of 1060.0 (eel to the centerlina of Falrmount street; thence, southerly along the centerlina of r-airmouni sireer a distance of 8M 0 feet; thence, westerly and at rloht anolei to tha centerllne of Felrmount Street a distance of 30 0 feet to the southeast prop erty corner of Lot 1. Block 35, Mountain View Addition to the City of Klamatn Palls, Oregon; thence, westerly along tha southerly property lint of Lots i through a. rntiunvt, biock jy, mountain view Addition to tha City of Klamath Pain. Oregon, to tha aasterly right-of-way boundary of Calhoyn street) thence, west- erly and at right angles to the aasterly rignr-oi-way oounaary of gainoon street, a distanct of 30.0 feat to tha centerlina intersection of Calhoun Street and the al ley dividing Block 3a, Mountain View Ad dition to tha City of Klamath Palls, Ore gon; thence, westerly along tha centtr- iim or me aney dividing biock 36, Moun tain Vlaw Addition to ihe City of Klamath Palls, Oregon, a distance of 30.0 feet to tha centerlina of Arlington Drive; thenca. soutneriy along the centerlina of Arllno- ton Orivt a dlstanca ot 141.0 feet to tna point of beginning, wnicti It tha Section Corner common to Sections 70, 21. 5(, ana zv. Township 34 South, Ranae 9 Eait. Willamette Bast and Meridian Klamath County, Oregon. Said property above described, shall ba and Is hereby declared to ba benefited and attested for tht txpanst of Mid stw tr unit. Section- That Monday the 3rd. dav of June. 1MJ. at tht hour of 7:10 o'clock P.M. thertot. In the Council Room In tha City Hall of Klamath Falls, Oregon, ahall ba and la hereby fixed as tht tlmo and placa for hearing objections and remonstrances against tht construction and Installation of said 33rd. stwar unit. int Rtcordtr of ihe City of Klamath Palls. Oregon, ba and tha la hereby re- quired and directed to causa a nollca ot said hearing to ba published at provided oy ina iuy marter and conforming thereto tht shall cautt this resolution to ba published In ma City official news paotr. onct each day for tan consecu tive days, and tha Cily Engineer, ba and ha It hereby directed to pott, wllhin five days after tha first publication ef thit resolution, on tht street or streats along tna Una of tha contemplated sewer, at Hast two notlcet headed; "NOTICE OF SEWER WORK", In leltart not lets than one (l) inch in length, and tald notices shall contain In legible characters, a copy of tha resolution of tha Council and tha aatt or us passage, and tht City Engi neer shall file with tha City Recorder an ainaavif m tna potting of such notices, slating tha dale whan potted, tht place posieo ana tnt number ol notices potted. Patted bV tha Common Cnunr.il nl ftia City of Klamath Falls. Oregon, Ittls ith. amw o may, tnt. presented to tht Mayor and by htm approved and signed this 7th day of May. mi. Robert C Vaatctt Mayor ATTEST: Roslt Ktlter Recorder STATB OP OREGON, COUNTY OP KLAMATH, SS CITY OP KLAMATH PALLS, I, Rotle Keller, Recorder of tht City of Klamath Falls, Oregon, do hereby cer tify that tha above and foregoing it a true copy of a resolution Introduced and adopted by tha Common council of tha Clly of Klamatfi Falls, Oregon, at Its regular matting on Monday May a, 1J, and thwrwfHr approved and tlonad by tha Mayor, and altaittd by tha Re corder. Roi't Keller Recorder No. 90, May 10, II, 1J. 14, IS, 14. 17, If. 20, 21. To Place Your WANT AD Phone TU 4-8111 HERALD & NEWS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATE SCHEDULE PHONE TU 4-8111 I a to l:)6 p.m. weekday I to noon Saturday Count five words par una. 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