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Newspaper Page TextPAGE 10 HERALD AND r -i L irinnti- 'I'-rn'irn --rnf-" Mr- "-'i) f ' iiinii'if'--"'" " ' OVER THE BAR Ron Morris, StrirJert, it shown hare pole vault with a leap of 16 teat I inch in the West Coast also cleared the same height, but Morris was declared the amount of misses. Pan -Am For Olympic Competition FRESNO, Calif. UPH-U' on. ward and upward for America's track and field alhlctcs. With the Pan-American games Enid medals already filling their trunks, the United States stars now look ahead to a place on the U.S. team that will travel to Russia this summer. "Those who aren't already in tiptop shape from competing in the Pan-Am games, are just rounding into form, said Harold Berliner, AAU executive. "There should be some great marks set in the Coliseum Relays on Friday night and in the California Relays at Modesto on May 25." The athletes who competed in the West Coast Relays here Sat urday night all from the West cracked six meet marks but failed to dent any national or world records. Sun Devils Romp Lack of compeluion in some cvcnls probably kept the big rec ords intact. Arizona Slate, with a great quartet of Tom Hester, Ron Freeman, Ulis Williams and Henry Carr, ran the 88-yard re-1 lay in 1:22.9. Hint's only three. tenths of a second off the world mark, despite Hie fact that second-place USC finished morci than 20 yards behind. Oregon State, featuring John Underwood, Finian Colpitis, Mor gan Grolh and Norman Hoffman, ran the two-mile relay In 7.23.4, with sccond-plare Occidental 10, yards behind. The Beavers also took the distance medley event. The Arizona State team had planned an attack on Its own record of 3:04 S In the mile relay. Rut a bad baton pass ruined the effort and anchor man Ulis Wil liams just jogged across the fin ish line in 3: 10.3 still 12 yards ahead of second-place USC. The Trojans didn't finish second all night, however, as .they won Gonzales Given Nod BOSTOV (l!PD Massachu setts' boxing suflered its second blow of Ihe week Saturday night when its top remaining attraction, middleweight ,Iie DeNucci, was unexpectedly outpointed by Joe Lomaicj of New York in their nationally televised fight here. Young DeNucci of suburban Newton. Mass., had been expect ed to rclasj Paul Pender of sub urban Brookline, Mass., as an at traction. Pender, former co-hold er of the world middleweight citwn, announced his retirement lat Tuesday. Gniy 311 patrons paid to wit ness the 10-round TV light at Ihe iwsion arena, where Gonjalci persistent attack, particularly to iiw oony, earned him a split ver dict over the 11 favorite. Then were no knockdowns. (oiualet, who weighed lsi'i pounds to DeNuccis irtf'j, won on points: 9B-95, 97.1m, x invent 1. It was DcNueci'i fifth loss In 47 fights, and Gonjalei 2h victory in M bouts. NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore. Track Stars the undisputed team crown for the 3oth time in 37 tries. They had 50 points against 5.1 for runner-up Stanford. Arizona State had 41, Oregon State 40, San Jose State 26, Occidental 22, Fresno State 21, California 13, UCLA 13, Arizona 9, Utah 7 and Iis Angeles State 5. Among the outstanding perform ances of the evening were leaps lof 16 leet, 1 inch In the pole vault by Ron Morris and C. K. Yang Morris was declared the winner on the basis of the fewest misses. Parry Still Winning Veteran Parry O'Brien got off a shot put of AO feet, 8 inches; Jay Silvester heaved the discus 194 feet, I1'4 inches and Frank Covclli of Arizona State tossed 21 Home Runs Hammered Out In Sunday Pacific Coast league W L Pel. (Ill Tacoma 17 10 .mo t Portland 15 11 .577 3 Spokane 1.1 17 .4.1.1 fl Hawaii 9 111 .33.1 ' .Southern Division W L Pel. Oil .Salt Lake City I.I 10 .505 - San Diego 17 15 .5.11 ' Oklahoma City 13 14 .4HI 2 Dallas-Pt. Worth 12 1.1 .444 3 Denver 12 19 .387 5 Sunday's Results Denver fl Dal.-Kt. Worth 7 1st Dal-Ft. Worth 8 Denver 4 (2nd Salt Lake City 9 Oklahoma City 5 Tacoma 4 Spokane 3 115 innings) Portland 11 San Diego II list) San Diego 7 Portland 3 2ndl Hawaii S Seattle 3 (1st) Seattle ft Hawaii 2 i2nd By BON Sl'PINSKI I'nlted Press International Is the Pacific Coast league he- coming a haven for hitlers with a "rabbit" look who eve fences instead of balling averages? Twenty-one home runs were hit in eight PC'L games Sunday. On Saturday nine fourbaggers were swatted in six games. This Is what happened yester day: Pinchhilter Bogelio Alvarei. who arrived Irnm Cuba earlier this week, socked a bases-loaded homer to give San Diego a 7-3 win over Portland after the Bea vers had taken (lie opener li t Mel Queen of the Padres also hit for Ihe circuit in the second Tri-Ciiy Angels Climb In NVV League Activity Norlhwrtl League SI mid. tig By lulled Vrr internal! on l U. 1,. Tct. CB Yakima 9 5 Tri-Ciiy II II .5!7 'a Salem 9 7 .5fi! 1 Wenatdtoe 9 ft ..VS lv 1 I ,r wist on 0 10 .474 2'i 1 K u none 2 11 .IM fi'a Sunday's KermlU Tri-City 8-7 Wenatchee .1-4 Salem 3 8 Yakima 2-1 1 Letti&tnn 4 3 Kugene 3-4 TV Ti i-Ctty Ancels are niakiim a determined bid for tin top mxiI in Ihe Northwest League slnnd The Angels won their sixth and seventh games tn a row Sunday downing Wenatchee 8.1 and 7-4 in a baseball dmihleheailer at Tri City. The triumph mood the Angels to within a half game ol league-leading Yakima uhu h split a twin-bill with Salem Sunday FOR LEASE MAJOR Flying A Service Station I It fit I mn4 IniriiUr Till 11 I All er It Mtl A MM I t Monday. May U. J963 as he cleared the bar in the Relays. C. K. Yang, UCLA, winner as he had the least UPI Telephoto Ready the javelin 2M feet, 9'z inches Ralph Boston, the world-renowned broad jumper, cleared 26 feet, three-quarters inch in his special ty. But he proved he is tough on the track, too, when he finished second in tlie high hurdles, nipped at the tape by Blaine Lindgren of the Pasadena Athletic Associa te. Lindgren, who won his event in the Pan-American games, .was clocked in 13.9, Boston in 14 sec onds flat. The mile run was something of a flop, being won by Jerry Brady of Oregon Slate in a slow 4:07.8. That clocking for the Beaver youth would have gotten no better than a fourth-place finish in a dual meet wilh Oregon. Coast Leaauers game. In the opener, rookie Padre outfielder Art Shamsky rocketed a 450-foot shot out of the ballpark a lent never accomplished be fore al San Diego's Wcslfialc Park. John Wijcik and Dick Green hit homers for Porlland. Hal Jones, Billy Cowan and Curt Jenson all propelled balls out of the park for Salt Lake City in Ihe fourth inning as the Bees defeated Oklahoma City 9-5. Dave Huberts and Hal Smith of the KIcpi hit roundtrippers in Ihe first inning. Seven homers were hit in the Denver at Dallas - Kort Worth double-header, five in the first game won by Denver 8-7. That contest was won by J. W. Port er's two-run circuit blast for the Rears in the ninth. Denver's Lou Klimchock and Cesar Tovar of the Bangers homered in the Tex ans' 8-4 victory in the nightcap. Sealtle batters poked four home runs, two of them by out fielder Pete Jcrnig.m, in dividing a doublehcndcr at Hawaii. The Is landers beat Seattle S-3 in the day game but the Bainiers cap tured the night game 6-2 behind rookie John Boyle's four-hit pitch ing. Billy Harrell and Mac Slider belled tlie other four baggers. Oddly enough, the only game in which no homers were hit was Tacoma's 4 3 victory over Skane 15 innings. Bicardn Joseph lashed a two-run single in tlie top of the 13th lo drive in the win ning runs for the Giants. Sxkane scored nin-e in Ihe bottom half of The IKfns won the opener .1-2 and the Hears took tlie econd game 11-8. In the day s nlher art inn, Ku- gnie and Leuiston divided HI .doubMicader. The srore was 4-3 1 in Imil. Raines. Tri-City utm Ihe opener when it si-oied live runs in tlie thud limine on a solo homer by Terry Handera, one triple and three doubles, Banderas hit a two-run homer in the lilth limine of ihe wound conioM to spark that vic tory. Hill Meer hit a two-run round tripper in the liflh frame to i;ic LewiMnn its uin. Kiddie iirahhed the second aine when Oscar Mores hit a two-run double in the Mlh innim; Meyer and Hmur WmI hit li.u k lo h.n k s o I n homers in Ihe fourth fur Kucettc to stail the KmerakN toward victory. Hob ltc,ie S.ilem hortlop. singled in a run in Ihe sixth in nine lo sue the Poders their in Yakima bounced hai k behind Ihe hitlini of Juan (inman who drovf m four runs in (he niehteap wilh a single and a double. 1 1- I "f -1 - rillUI IC9I9 Scheduled On 'Daddy1 BALTIMORE UPH Final re sults of autopsies on the body of Gene (Big Daddy) Lipscomb, for- mer Pittsburgh Steeler pro foot ball star, are expected to be re leased either today or Tuesday. Lipscomb. 31, died in a friend's apartment here last Friday. A medical examincr said there was definite suspicion that "a narcot ics overdose caused his death." Meanwhile, a Baltimore man was held in $10,000 bail Sunday on charges of possession of nar cotics paraphernalia in connection with Lipscomb's death. Police Capt. Joseph Carroll said the suspect, Timothy Black. 25. told him that Lipscomb took a shot of heroin several hours be fore his death. The 290-pound line- man who won stardom with the Baltimore Colt-; died Friday after being found unconscious at Black's apartment. Captain Carroll of the narcotics squad said Black told him he bought a "bag" of heroin for $12 at about 4 a.m., Friday. Black said they then went back to his house on Hi ice St. and cooked up the heroin, splitting it evenly, Carroll reported. "Black said Lipscomb then shot his into his own arm. , Black appeared in Municipal Court here Sunday. Preliminary hearing was postponed until 3 p.m. next Friday and bail was set. In the meantime, over 1,000 per sons paid tribute to the giant alh lete within two hours at the Laws Funeral Home here. A spokesman for the funeral home reported mourners were "constantly com ing in." Lipscomb's body was claimed Sunday by his grandfather, Charles Hcns. of Detroit. The funeral will be held in Detroit Lipscomb's home town on Wednes day. Police were still searching for a second suspect, alleged to have supplied Lipscomb with the her oin which presumably caused his death. the inning. The teams battled in a scoreless deadlock from the sixth inning. Tacoma and Spokane also play ed to a 13-inning game Saturday with the Indians nosing out the Giants 7-6. Thus, the teams play ed 28 innings in two days of single games. Boyle, a lefthander, won his first game in the PCL by going the route for- Seattle in the night cap of the day-night doublchead- er. He was a last-minute replace-1 mem tor Bui Spanswick who suf fered a blister on his pitching hand while warming up before the game. Harrell drove in four of Seat-1 tie's runs in the second game with a single and sacrifice fly in addi tion to his homer. Linesrores: (1st Game) Seattle 110-000-010 3 fi .1 Hawaii OO1-2O2-00X S-7 2 P. Smith. R. G. Smith 4 Macleod 8 and Gibson: Hernan dez, Pepper '2'. Moellcr i9 and White. Roselli i9. WP-Pepper I.P-P. Smith. (2nd Garnr) St-attle 201-001-200 8-101 Hawaii 010-010-000 2 4 2 Boyle and Skeen; Newman. Grha 8 and Roselli. lt GamM Portland llo-BlO-uiO 11-121 San Diego ato-oio-040 8-12 8 Santiago. Drahowsky '8' and Azoic; Wills. McWdliams Ht.i Iliscn-Hoovcr 5 Luebke 9i and Pavleluh. P . Santiaco. l.p. Wills. I l C!nd Garnet Portland 030-ono-Oi) .1 8 fl San Diego noi ooo-24 7-81 Krausse and McKcnne: Fodor. Sisler 2, Hiecden i5 and Pav letitvh. Wp-Bieeden. (1st (iame) Ionver reo-rcivaa I. so wo-inn I2-I il)allas - Kt. W 10-1 Olivo. Clapp 3i, Hickman and Porter, Hoof 'fl': Sadowski, Ifcmnelly (" and MeCabe. Up Hickman. LP-on nelly. Chid Camel Denver 121 -Ono-non 4-lft I Dallas Ft W 4(HVnn.oox S-Qi, Kelley. Olivo 1 1 flnd Hoof: Hontkowski. Williams '2' Meiklen hiirg ' and Henry. U.I Innings Tat oma iwvornvmxnioivnos 4 14 .i Spokane lvtioi-ftnvftn-oot .1-14 i Thomas. Schiirr- ! and Tahon. Hretl. Smith 9 McGavovk ' 1.1' and Hrumley W P-Srhurr. l.P-Mc-liavock. Salt Iwike City fl-40ivma 9-A I Oklahoma City 4oivioroin .V-jji l Murdoch. Warner 7 and Bar-I raftan; Nelson, firoh iS1, Jones' 9 and Smilh WP-Warner, 1.P-, tlroh. I LEGAL NOTICE NO. MM NOTICE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP' THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH In the Matter of the Estate of WESLEY MONETTE JOHNSON, Deceased. Notice is hereby given that the under signed Executor of the Estate of WES LEY MONETTE JOHNSON, deceased. has filed hit Final Account and the Honorable Donald A. W. Piper, Judge ot Ihe Circuit Court of the State of Ore gon, for Klamath County, has set the 10th da of June, 1963, at Ihe hour ot 10:00 o'clock A M as the time, and the Courtroom of said Court as the place lor hearing objections to laid Final Ac count. V Erne it Mullil Executor -S-RiChard J. Smith Attorney lor Executor No. 95, May 13, 30, 27, June 3, 1963. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF KLAMATH COUNTY, OREGON. I n Ihe Mailer of ttit E ita tt Elba Grimilev, Deceased. Notica Is hereby given that I have filed my final account as administrator of ihe estate ot Elba Grimsiey, Deceases and Ihe court has set June 5th, 1V63, at 10 o'clock, A.M., as Ihe time for hearing ot objections to such final account and Ihe settlement thereof at Circuit Court Room No. 2, Klamath Falls, Ore gon. Dated this 6th day of May. 1963, Cage W. Grimsley,' Administra tor. No. 13, May 6, 13, 20, 37, 1963. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice Is hereby given that the under signed has been appointed at Executor of the Estate of EDITH NEWLANO, de ceased, by Order ot the Circuit Court of the county or Klamath, and all persons having claims against said estate are re quired to present Ihe same lo L. ORTH SISEMORE, Attorney tor Executor, duly verfied and wurt proper vouchers at- tavied, al 531 Main Street, Klamath Falls, Oregon, within six months from the dale ot first publication of this no tice. HARLEY NEWLAND Executor 63, April 22. 29, May A. 13, 1963.; Equity No. 63-9 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 Stale industrial Accident Commission; HEATON STEEL & SUPPLY, Inc., corporation; SAM KANNA & PAUL KAN- NA, co-partners doing business as Kanna Bros. Logging Company, Defendants By virtue of an execution issued out of and under Ihe seal ot the Circuit Court of the State ot Oregon, for the County ot Klamath, upon a judgment ren- dered and docketed In said Court on trtel 10th day of April. 1963. In M suit where in United California Bank, a corporation. is plaintiff, and W. L. Barnes and Mar guerite M. Barnes, husband and wife, H. Mac Dona Id, State of Oregon, as represented by tha State Industrial Ac cident Commission, Heaton Steel K Sup ply, Inc.. a corporation, Sam Kanna Paul Kanna, co-partners doing business as Kanna Bros. Logging Company, are defendants. In favor ot the said plaintiff and against the defendants W. L. Barnes' and Marguerite M. Barnes, husband and wne. tor ine sums ot money as ioiiows. to-wlt: 18000 00 with Interest at 4'? per cent per annum from August 3, 1961 until paid; irz.uo tor abstract rees a no fine searches, wilh Interest at 6 per cent per annum Irom January 11, 1963, until paid; 1 1000 00 as reasonable attorneys fee; $59. ss for plaintiff's costs and dis bursements Incurred herein; which ex ecution was directed and delivered to1 me as Sheriff In and tor the said County ot Klamath, t have levied upon all of the right, title and interest of said de fendants, W. L. Barnes and Marguerite M. Barnes, husband and wife, in and to Ihe fallowing described real property, to wn: SWUSE'iNW- Section U, T. 34 S., R. 7 E., W.M., Klamath County, Oregon. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I the undersigned, Sheriff as aforesaid, will sell the above described real properly lo the highest bidder, for cash, al public auciion, at ine (.ouri House door, Klam ath County Court House, Klamath Falls, Oregon, on the 27th day of May, 1963, al the hour of 10: 00 a.m., of that day, satisfy the said execution together with the interest and costs Ihereon. Dated this 22nd day of April, 1963. J. M. BRITTON Sheriff of Klamath County, Oregon: bv fciien Btenn, Deputy No. 61, April 22, 29, May a, 13. 1963. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned admlnljfratrli of the estate of LENA CECIL KEOUGH, deceased, has filed In the Circuit Court of the Stale of Oregon tor Klamath County her First and final Account ot her administration of said estate, and the Court has set the 27lh day of May, 1963, at 10:00 a.m. as the time, and the courtroom of said Court as the place tor hearing of objec tions to said final account and settle ment of said estate LEONE BEATRICE OBREMSKI. Administratrix of the Estate of LENA CECIL KEOUGH, D ceased. SMITH AND CARD Attorneys for Administratrix No. 61. April 29. May 6. 13. 20, 1963. NOTICE OP PUBLIC SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That payments under sewer assessment liens, ajant real property hereinafter de- bed. In the City of Klamatn Falls. Oregon; entered tn the lien docket ot said City, in trt sewer improvement unit hereinafter identified, to which the pub lic may refer, are now delinquent and tn default: that by virtue of warrants Is sued bv the Recorder of said City, all dated the 6ih day ot May. 163. and to me directed. I will on the Um day of June. Ita. beginning at the hour of ten ociock A M idaytighl saving time) of said day. at the front door of the City Hull for the Cify of Klamath Falls. Oreoon. at pubi auction tor cash: to satisfy std assetsmen liens, payment on which are now In default and to satisfy the interest thereon and me cost of such sale; sell the following described lots, tracts and parcels or real estate; or so much of each thereof as necessary to sat iiiy Md tien, interett and cost ot sale of tre respective prooerty; aH ol said properties being located tn the City of Klamath Falls. Oregon, and de-, untied as follows, to-wit: N'i Lot a. Block 1, Ouena Vista Addi tion; emovnt ot lien S5 : in default Its X) pr.nopal and interest U 3. Sewer Un.t No X S't Lot I. Block 1. Ruena Vista Addi tion; emnunt Of lien tj JO In default 11 JO Onnc.pal and interest 36; Sewer Unit No JO Lot 11. Block 41, Buena Vn' Add"on; amount of lien srt ii; m default M 31 princpal and interest l 7j. Sewer Unit No JO lot 1. Binck 41 Boena Vitta Addition: amount of lien lt Ml in default tat j principal and Intfresl Jl ?i; Sewer Unit No 30 Lot 14. Bik il. Bina VUte Addi tion; amount of lien Ma II; in default SM11 principal and interest 13 01; Sewer Unit No JO Lot 1), Block . Bufna V'ste Addi tion: amount of lien SJt 11 ; In dul 1.111 principal and Interest SI 0; Sewer Unit No, 30 Lot !, Block 41. Buena Vtta Addition ; mn,nt of Iren ltu, in default fj 11 pr'iH'oal and Interest 11 0 Sewer unit No 30 lot it. B'otk at. Bvena Vista AcM' I on; amount of lien S) tl; in default lie il principal una interest i0; Sew er Unit Ha lot 6. B'ock U Bina Vst Acktton: amount of ln fifj 71; tn default sllj tl prmcoal and interest UV; Sewer Unit No JO , Lot i. Block I Srtippington Add'tinn amount l nn i)t t, in default tjiji P"cpel and intereil UH. Sewer Unit NO 30 lft t. Bloc I sippirg'p Add-t.pn amount fit ln 11" IS in defturt tJ1 ' pr.-X Pel and intercit u M. Sewer Unit NO JO Each pki of prooertv w It p p. rVf iod It W'H he d h t hioft hKKter tv (h m Hand A certi'Katf o saie tn D'Wty w.li p rud o rHi'fier and rl t property , npt 'wi vear trpm the de'e - of ta-d eertif-ca'e changed at e e'te a fe Recorder ot sa-d C''v fer peed v ad p-ooertv Done fHii tjfh dav pt Mav. ) Cias A Howa-d C niet of P(wc e for k iam- a1 Fan. O'egon NO M, May IX JO, 17, June 1 lJ. LEGAL NOTICE Probate No. 61-70 NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE STATE OP OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH In the Matter of tha Estat of KAREN CROWLEY, Deceased. NOTtce IS HEREBY GIVEN that tha undersigned has been appointed Adminis trator of me estate ot karen cruw LEY, deceased, by the Circuit Court of the Slate of Oregon for lha County ot Klamath and has qualified. All persons have claims against said estate are here by notified to prescnl the same duly verified as by law required to the un dersigned at 511 Main Street. Klamath Falls, Oregon, within 4 months of date hereof. OAT ED at Klamath Palls. Oregon, this 22nd day of April, 1963. JOSEPH W. HAGLER, Administrator Proctor & Puckelt Attorneys at Law 518 Main Street Klamath Falls. O'fion No. 3' April 33 . 39, May 6 and 13, 1963 NO. 63-79E SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH . S. GLEASON, JR., as Administrator Veterans Affairs, Plaintiff, vs. GEORGE ARTHUR ALLEN, NEVA MA RIE ALLEN, LEE ALLEN ROBERTS and BARBARA C. ROBERTS, husband and wife (record owners), CHARLES C. BONNE Y and VIRGINIA BONNE Y, De fendants. TO CHARLES C. BONNE Y and VIRGIN IA BONNEY, GREETINGS: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE Or OREGON: You are hereby required to; appear and answer the Complaint tiiea against you In ihe above entitled Court and cause on or be tore the expiration of four (4) weeks from the date ol Ihe first publication of this Summons upon you, and. if you fail to appear' and so answer said Complaint, the Plaintiff for want thereof will apply to the above entitled Court for the relief prayed for In said Complaint, to wit: That a Decree be entered against you as follows: (1) That Judgment be entered against e Defendants, George Arthur Allen, Neva Marie Allen, Lee Allen Roberts and Barbara C. Roberts, husband and and each of them, in the sum or 17.943.05 together with Interest thereon I at the rate of 4'i per cent per annum, from April II, 1962, plus Ihe sum of S37.O0 as and tor the cost of foreclosure eoort. and for plaintiffs costs and dis bursements Incurred herein and that ex ecution Issue therefor,- ' (3) That Plaintiffs Morloaqe herein be, adjudged and declared a valid first lien upon ine properiy aescriora as ignowi, to wit: Lot Twenty-seven (271 of SUMMERS PARK, in the County of Klamath and Stale of Oregon; to secure the payment of all sums here-1 inabove mentioned for wmcn judgmen ts herein prayed together with accruing interest and costs; that the said Mori- ai be foreclosed and lhaf the s mortgaged real property be sold in the manner provided by law lor the sale ol real property upon execution; that Plain tiff be allowed to bid at said foreclosure sale; that the Sheriti ot Kiamem ioun ty, Oregon, be directed to place the pur chaser at said sale In Immediate oc cupancy and possession of said prop erty and that tha proceeds of Ihe sale b applied ftrsi o me cos oi saia ni, second to the payment of Piainnn s iuag men! for costs, disbursements and tees; And third In Davment pro tanto ol Plain- tilt's judgment for payment ol all other items as herein prayed for together wilh accruing Interest and costs; id Tht the Defendants, George Ar thur Allen, Neva Marie Allen, Lee Allen Roberts and Barbara C. Roberts, hus- hand and wife, Charles C. Bonney and Virginia Bonney, and each of them, and all oersons claiming ov. inrougn or unom them, be forever barred and foreclosed of all right, title- Interest, lien or equity In and to Ihe said property and each and vrv tvrt on thereot. except tneir statu tory right of redemption; ana lor sucn other and further relief as lo the Court may seem equitable; 4 That tn Ihe event ine reai properiy described herein Is not sold at said ex ecution m i tor a sum sufficient io sam fy the costs and expenses of sale and Plaintiff's ludament prayed for herein. that deficiency judgment b entered herein aoalnst the Defendants, George Arthur Allen, Neva Marie Allen, Lee Allen Roberts and Barbara C. Roberts, husband and wile, and each of them, for the amount of the difference between the amount realized on said execution sale and the total amount of costs and expenses of sale and the Plaintiff's judg ment herein. This Summons Is published by Order of the Honorable Donald a. w. piper Judoe of the above entitled Court, made and entered on the 29 day of April, 1963. prescribing lhat this Summons be served bv publication once each wee tor toui successive weeks In the Klamath Falls Herald & News, newspaper ot general circulation published In Klamath County, Oregon; that first publication be made on the 13th day of May, 1963. and the last day of publication being the 3rd day nf June. 1963. F . J. DEES, Attorney tor Piainmr. Post Office address: Veterans Administration Regional Office 208 S. W. Fifth Avenue Portland 4, Oregon , May 13, 20. 37. June 3. 1963 RESOLUTION NO 1740 BFOLUT ION DECLARING THE IN TFNTION OF THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, TO CONSTRUCT AND LAY SFWERS TO SERVE THE AREA LY ING IN MOUNTAIN VIEW AND ELDO RADO HEIGHTS ADDITION. GENERAL LY DESCRIBED AS SO 't Of BLOCKS 11. 11 arwl 14. AMD BLOCKS 1. 20. 31 Jl. Jf. AND 3T, ALL IN MOUNTAIN VIFW ADDITION: AND BLOCKS 35 ANO 3. SAID MOUNTAIN VIEW ADDITION; AND BLOCK IS. AND LOTS 1. 3. 3. 4, J. 6. 1J. 13 AND 17, BLOCK 14- ELOORADO HEIGHTS AO DITION: ALL IN THE CITY OF tr LAM- ATH FALLS. OREGON, APPROVING pi Nt itPFriFICATIONS AND EST I MATES THEREFOR FILED BY THE riTY FNGINE E R DE5(-RIBi1U BOUNDARIES OF THE PROPERTY RFNEFITED: AND DIRECTING CER TAIN STEPS TO BE TAKEN; SAID PROJECT TO BE KNOWN AS, Sewer Unit NO. 33 The City Engineer of the City of Kiam- ath Falls. Oregon, pursuant to a resolution nf th Common council nere'wore aoopf ed. having tiled plans, specifications and estimates 'or tne cost or constructing ma in vino a storm sewer to be known the 3d sewer unit of the City ' Klamath Fa t. Oreoon. to serve me area lying in Mountain View and E"doradO Heights Additions, generally described as, So Of Blocks 17. 13 and 14 and Biocki It. M. Jl. Jl. J. 30 and 37. all in Moun- tain View Addition; and Block IS. and Lots 1. 2. 3. 4. S, . 17, 13 and IT. Block 74, Eldorado Heights Aoamon; en0 NO 'i of Blotks ii ana J, .v.ounia -V, Addilon; ALL IN THE CITY OF KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON: embracing In said unit all the area hereinafter bound ed and described; and the common ioun- cil having taen said plans, specifica tions and estimates uncer consider iron, finstt them tatltf actor v : THEREFORE; BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON. DULY ASSE VBLED IN REGULAR StiiU") AS FOLLOWS: Sectton-t- That the plans, specifications and e ttmates fcr the construction and instal lation of what Is to be known as the 33rd sewer un.f of the City of Klamath Fans. Oreoon. tiled with the Ci'v bv the c.tv Engineer, shall he. and the same are hereby approved and adopted. seciion-i- That the Common Council nf the C'tv i Klamath Fans. Oreoon, hereby de clares its Intention to construct and In stall the 33rd sewer unit of said City in accordance wh said plans, speonce- tioni, and estimate, to serve the above described area. The protects consist ed ecavat'on e"d backfm, end placement of appronmateiy tne foiktwing ems HI lineal feet of Jl Inch reinforce con crete pipe Stf lineal feet of II wh standard con- cre'e p-pe 1H lineal feet Of l) inch standard con crete pe ;rtj i.neai feet of I ien srancarg con- cre'e pipe sal lineal fet of io men standard concrete P'pe 33 standard cetchtan And Ole apP'i'ten- es fvng wi" any streets involved witnm ttse scope of prpiect; sNswn in more detail on the p'pnt. eeci';ca''0rs and esf"es an Me m t oM-c of te Receroer The estimated cost of t"e oeiect for ma tenets, wor. cpnttruetwn. as tw 1 pias- specification. ar1 evima'et intTl'nq ri"n"J e"Q iS 176 947 43 Sect'onJ- Tiet me prflre-t ty.g wi'-n te hevftnertei hereinafter desc-fed rn r and t hereby oeoe'ed tg be benet teo bvj LEGAL NOTICE the construction and installation of said sewtr system, to-wlt: MOUNTAIN VIEW STORM SEWER UNIT NO. 03 OUTER BOUNDARY DESCRIPTION Beginning at a point which Is the Section Corner common to Sections 70, 71, 31, and Jv, Township 31 South, Range t East, Willamette Base and Meridian; thence. In a westerly direction along the center line ol Van Ness Avenue to the Intersec tion of tha cenlerlines of Van Ness Ave nue and Tiffany Street; thence, northerly along the centerline of Tiffany Street to a point wnicn is at rigni angles to tne southeast property corner of Lot 17, Block 74, Eldorado Heights; thence, west erly and at right angles to tha center- ne of Tlttany street to the southeast property comer of Lot 17, biock 74, dorado Heights; thence, westerly along the southerly prooerty line of Lot 17, Block 74, Eldorado Heights, to a point on an 166.70 foot radius curve io tne lett; thence, along the arc of an 166.70 foot ra dius curve to the left, a distance of 364V43 feel; thence, northwesterly a distance ol 15. 0 feet to a point on the centerline ol Birch Street which Is at right engies to! tne norinwest corner of Lot a, biock 74, Eldorado Heights; thence, northeasterly along tha centerline of Birch Street to an angle point to the left; thence, north erly along the centerline of Birch Street to the intersection of Ihe cenlerlines ol Birch Street and Terrace Avenue; thence. easterly along the centerline of Terrace Avenue to the Intersection of the center lines ol Terrace Avenue and Tlltany Street; thence, southerly along Ihe cen terline of Tiffany Street to the intersection I of the centerllnes of Tiffany street and tne aney dividing Blocks 17, 13, and 1 Mountain View Addition to the City ot Klamath Falls, Oregon; thence, easterly a long ine centerline ot the afore mentioned alley a distance of 1080.0 leet to the centerline of Fairmount Street, thence, southerly along the centerline o Fairmount Street a distance of 188.0 feel; thence, westerly and at right angles to ine centerline of Fairmount street a distance of 30.0 feet to the southeast prop erty corner of Lol 1, Block 35, Mountain View Addition to the City of Klamath Falls. Oregon; thence, westerly along the southerly property line of Lots 1 through nciusive, Block 3b. Mountain View Addition to the city of Klamath Falls, Oregon, to the easterly right-of-way boundary ot cainoun street; thence, west erly and at right angles to the easterly rtgni-oi-way oounoary ot Lainoun street, a distance of 30 0 feet to the centerline Intersection ot Calhoun Street and the al ley dividing Block 36. Mountain View Ad dition to the City of Klamath Falls. Ore gon; thence, westerly along the center- line of the alley dividing Block 36, Moun tain View Addition to the City of Klamath r-aiis. Oregon, a distance of 360.0 leet to the centerline of Arlington Drive; thence, souineriy aiong ine centerline of Arling ton Drive a distance of Ul.o feet to the point of beginning, which Is the Section Corner common to Sections 70, 21, 21. and 79, Township 31 South, Range East, Willamette Base and Meridian. Klamath county, Oregon. Said property above described, shall be and Is hereby declared to be benefited and assessed for the expense of said sew er unil. Sectlon-4- That Monday the 3rd. day of June, 1963, at the hour ot 7:30 o'clock P.M. thereol, in the Council Room in the City Hall of Klamath Falls, Oregon, shall be and hereby fixed as the time and place lor hearing ob lections and remonstrances against the construction and Installation of said 33rd. sewer unit. The Recorder of the City of Klamath Falls, Oregon, be and she Is hereby re quired and directed to cause a notice ol said hearing to be published as provided by the City Charter end conforming thereto she shall causa this resolution to be published In Ihe City official news paper, once each day for ten consecu tive days, and the City Engineer, be and he it hereby directed to post, within five days after the first publication of this resolution, on the street or streets alona the line of the contemplated sewer, at least two notices headed; "NOTICE OF SEWER WORK", In letters not less than one (1) Inch In length, and said notices snait contain in legible characters, a codv of the resolution of tha Council and the date of its passage, and the City Engi neer snan me with the city Recorder an Affidavit of the posting of such notices, I slating the date when posted, the place where posted and the number of notices posted. I Passed by the Common Council of tha City ot Klamath Falls. Oregon, this 6th. day of May, 1963. Presented to the Mayor and by him approved and signed Ihls 7th day ol May, 1963. Robert E. Veatch Mayor ATTEST: Rosle Keller Recorder STATE OF OREGON. COUNTY OF KLAMATH, SS CITY OF KLAMATH FALLS, I, Rosle Keller, Recorder of the Citv of Klamath Falls, Oregon, do hereby cer- my rnai ine aoove ano loregoing is a true copy ot a resolution introduced and adopted by the Common Council of the City of Klamath Falls, Oregon, at Its regular meeting on Monday May 6. 1963, and thereafter approved and signed by the Mayor, and attested by the Re-, corder. Roslt Keller Recorder No. t0. May 10, 12, 11, 14, IS, 16, U, 19, JO. 21. To Place Your WANT AD Phone TU 4-8111 HERALD & MEWS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATE SCHEDULE PHONE TU 4-8111 t a.m. am. ti ' 38 gin. weekdays to neon Saturday Count five order 2 lines. per line. Minimum 10 1! Lines T'mes Times Tme Wsnth Times S7 W 3 7 Times 14 no 5 na 6 M St 00 6 so 90 400 4 IS 700 SO M: r"U- 1 Rn Urw rnotets and hotels are being built iriimUm VnQrge I.DUl ve-y day Many oooortun.ties tor man agers and assistant manager. Man-Wom- 50c DISCOUNT ter advertisement, H pad in advance 1 quirements necessary to qualify tor a Above rates are for consecutive tnstr-l position in the motel-hotel Industry. Write lions, without change of c py, for prt-1 now for complete details. No ob'iga vate Individuals. Advertising must M lion. .tear and understandable to be produc tive. All words must be soeiied out. , ! Aito Offered lor tele by private tndl- NOOTHWFST SCHOOLS Mntel Trainina viduais cash with copy. n&ADLINf 4 JO em dav before puhii-l cation. Noon Saturday tor Sunday and CNCf LLATIONS fc CORRECTIONS! On same schedule, eve apt on Monday ese ere taken 'til 9 30 a.m. Ptease read first insertion e your d The Herald & News will give one aitra run for typographical error. "Business Builder" WANT ADS I column inch. U5 oer month with ! discount for payment on or betce the loth vs inch, $1 wth II.50 discount for i payment on or betere the 10th. Based Onj one cooy change per month, j tOX SERVICE St) cent per ad. I 12 58 DWfNJF Tl I A fll 1 1 rrlvINt I J I'O I I I FOR COMMfcRCIAL RAfES MEETING NOTICES Klomoth Lodge No 77 Af & AM! STATED COMMUNICATION : Moo , Mov 13, 8 p m oM'o and News Mowic Temote All,' r mh,"" M ..... , ,, , t month do vovr tTvw a 'ever ent v MM cordiQlly invited (i,flJte "ts l-enlcus eootu ty t. Entf rtammtnl, refresh-i rre" needed e oe s nome cow"se'?r i No eiper-ertce r-ecesry. tree t-e"""g Or R Bvrv W M Scottish Rt Bodies SPRING REUNION Tuesjy. Mov U, 7 30 4th od 7th D H. G'oid, Sec g tts FUNERAL HOMES WARD'S Klamath Funeral Home. V2S High Street, TU 2-4404 LOST I FOUND 2 LOST Cairn terrier male, dog. Reward. TU 4-1594. REWARD to anyone finding dog. dead or alive, collie and Australian shepherd, bob tail, white spot on nose, Ashland Highway, TU 2-072S. LOST young female Irish setter, 2 miles north of Beatty, children's pel. Reward. Lorella 76J-4079. GENERAL NOTICES WILL Mrs. Robert J. Gallagher's mother please contact Herald and News Box 501C. It Is URGENT lhat wa contact PERSONALS 6 GRAHAM'S licensed home for the aged, private rooms or ward care, special diet, personal interest assured, iu 7-3163. INSURANCE 9 IT'S A LIFESAVER low-cost BOAT Insurance wilh CASCADE C. BUZ LARK IN 114 No. 7th TU 4-3108 SERVICES 10 EXCAVATION, ditch, dam work; by hour. job or yard rates. 4a dragline and back- noe. iu 4-U70 evenings iu SEWING of all kinds Including altera tions, TU 2-1917. PIANO LESSONS. Only S7, four years teaching experience. Call Jerry. TU 4-giti. ROTOTILLING by tha ob. Call Norman single ion, 1 u 2-m 1. "W ATKINS QUALITY PRODUCTS" Delivered to your door Spices, extracts, cosmetics, household aids, medicines, vet supplies. TU 4-7831, KENMORE, KELVINATOR, WHIRLPOOL Repair & Overhaul Specialist Washer, dryer, range, water heater FERGUSON APPLIANCE SERVICE 316 SO. 6th TU 2-3185 FOR expert TV and RADIO repair. Call Shaefter Electric. TU 2-5503, TU 4-9276. ROTOTILLING, per hour, C. B. tractor equipment. S7.S0 Forney. TU 2-0466. CALL BILL FORNEY, TU 4-6467 for excavations house foundations. sep- tic tanks, drain fields, landscaping, roto tilling. 5444 Shasta Way. ROTOTILLING. Lawns and gardens. Tractor equipment. Bil Forney. TU 4-6467. CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING at your lo cation. Daily service. Latest style state licensed mobile unit. Special rales if we and wrap. Grlgsby's smokehouse, Old Midland Road, Ph. TU 3-0769 : REMODELING and repairs, all kinds, foundations, cement work, reasonable, references. TU 2-S3M. PLAIN or fancy cabinets, kitchen re modeling, beautiful furniture finishing, excellent references. TU 4-4079. BEAUTIFUL Zylco cutleryware tor wed ding, anniversary, or other gift occasions, Betty Peterson, ph. iu t-m. CUSTOM BUTCHERING At your place, deliver to processing plant leave at your piece, ai aion, 1 u 4-6126. IF It's no secret, fell about it wilh an ad In "Personals" In the Classified sec- tion. Dial TU 4-8111 to place your ad. PAINTING, Interior and exterior, no ob too small. Free estimates, tu 7-340. Guaranteed Repairs WASHER - DRYER UHLIG'S ELECTRIC 1076 Main TU 4-SJ12 WELL DRILLING FREE ESTIMATES E. E. STOREY I HOPE ST. TU ,-3W0 VALLEY PUMP and EQUIPMENT CO "BUY THE Y" '364 SO. 4th TU 4-9776 PAINTING RESIDENTIAL - COMMERCIAL E. L. GERRUE, Painting Contractor Estimates Gladly -JU 4531 ""DENTAL PLATES Repaired while you wait. New Plates Made From Your Old PERSONAL DENTURE SERVICE 1033 Main TU 4-3114 DOZER with operator, leveling. Any tire ob. 7-1573 after 4 p.m. Excavating Low rates. TU Gina's Tailor Shop Tallprlng - alterations for men, women. Gene's Men's Wear HOOVER FENCE CO. FENCING Sold and Installed ALL TYPES FREE ESTIMATES Cl L TU 7 r-TT ANYTIME" educational WE'RE LOOKING FOR PEOPLE TO TRAIN FOR MOTEL-HOTEL MANAGEMENT t 9 00' 11 Mj'Mtfce rt "d more monthly plus eoa-t-14 M) ment as mo'el hoH manecier. Live and 16 SI work m location, climate of your choice ' t-Wrr,rtj Couples Train at home in ivour scare time. Free placement assist ance Get information about aoe and ra Oeot. MS-7, Boi 7 c. Heraid and News Address Nearest Phone iHELP WANTED, FEMALE 14 'WOMAN Interested In real estate wM answered ad. iu inurs. er... bor' Please call 09 pcruanfnT position available with ai iedinq Ktemafh Fans firm lor ou'stand-l ng voung woman Must have s'enograoh-. ic tramig and be a oond typist. Short hand neic'ui Du not menoa'orv. uues 'consist of steioqraRnv. telephone cof r ad cort'den'il worfc or manager j , GOOD STARTING SALARY Please W"tn6 to th. newse-per, Bf 4 C, g.vmg name. aq. eperirtce "d educa- l,Wn 'or Rrsonai interview AM apptica-i i iion w-ii te answered and an will be HELP WANTED, MALE f d sater ewed wmi Bo 4tsc ! p'-no'em, l-be'at temmnven and d--t r Can a' '035 pr'?l eti ed 0' Ret- ieri'-on. Tisaey. Vied-ewey ang Turs da at 1 p m I San F'aC'ce ncve wcies'e needs er"ercefl i'in ta-ung an t' irt 'e'i ecco" ns o'H f N?"' C' '- a-n Snvtien 0eg-rn C' ese"' a Cor""1 4 13 eccovr-t A' e n A -eo we'e- D th. trtrv IX ?i B--irt V-et Si C SC? T C1. Q vlfl bfrvT(1 Pt 't'erNe nvn-;e' 'or pe'wai tr- "ect C HELP WANTED, MALE 16 OLD established firm wants mala book', keeper, permanent position. Apply In own handwriting listing eapenence tp Box 499 C Herald and News. BOYS! S0L EARN Vacation Money by selling the Herald & News Downtown AFTERNOONS Contact- Herald & News, Circulation Dept., 1301 Esplanade PHONE TU 4-8111 HELP WANTED 17 Salesmen or Saleswomen To sell real estate, no experience neces sary, this is your opportunity to represent a stale-wide real estate firm In your lo cal area. Great West Realty Co. 11146 S.W. Barbur Blvd., Portland, Ore. WAN TED retired couple to take care of rentals, TU 7-0660. NOTICE TO JOB SEEKERS All help wanted ads published In the Herald & News are accepted In good fi'th that the lobs offered are as stated in the advertising copy We are no! re sponsible for the Integrity of our adver tisers, but we make every effort to dis cover and re ect all misleading advertis ing. Anyone answering a help wanted ad and finding It to be misleading asked to report It to the Classified Ad vertising Department of the Herald t Mewi SITUATIONS WANTED 18 CHILDREN wanted, experienced child care. Day or night, my home. TU 2-4189. CHILD care anytime, your homo-or mine, TU 7-1778. TU 2-7711. JACK & JILL DAY NURSERY 2378 Carlson Dr. TU 2-1144 IRONING, washing, pickupi deliver. Hand crocheted afghans. TU 4-934 ' ROOMS FOR RENT 22 LARGE clean housekeeping rooms, utili ties furnished, 317 Pine, TU 2-1W7. CLEAN, comfortable rpoms, 2 blocks from Main, $5 and up, TU 4-4259. MEN housekeeping, everything furnished, 135, 134 N. 3rd, TU 4-4033, TU 4-9787. DESIRABLE air-conditioned rooms, 572 Pacific Terrace, TU 4-3074. STEAM heated, quiet, 310 So. Sth, TU 2-0714. sleeping rooms. ROOMS, small house, reasonable. Ernie's Hotel. 631 So. 5th. TU 2-5725. APARTMENTS FOR RENT .... 24 COMPLETELY furnished apartment. 1411 Main. NICELY furnished 1 and 2 bedroom apts., 131) and Up,TU 4-9754, TU 4-354. FURNISHED front apartment. All u'lill ties paid except electricity, adults. Lincoln Apartments, Apt. 5. TWO bedrooms, living room, kitchen, pri vate bath, furnished. Convenient to shop ping, 550 mo. Tucker Real Estate, 270 S. 6lh, TU 2-7241. FURNISHED 2 rooms, part utilities paid, J2B, TU 2-4319; TU 2-4917. THREE room furnished apt., 2135 Or chard, adults, Inquire 2037 Redclifte. FURNISHED apis., 2 and 3 rooms, close in, $55 and S65, TU 4-5666. AUDLEY APARTMENTS Nicely furnished 1 bedroom and studios. 303 So. Sth near Post Office. FURNISHED dean 1 bedroom apt., hot and cold water, garbage furnished,' Bth and Lincoln, S50, TU 2-3169. FURNISHED bachelor apartment. All utilities paid, $35, Lincoln Apts., 319 E. Main, apt. 5. CLEAN gulet rooms, small apts., rates, Court View. 112 So. 3rd. CLEAN furnished apartment, good loca tion, call TU 4-8885 after 6 p.m. NICE clean one bedroom furnished apt., Gas utilities, see Mrs. Adams. 415 High. EAUTIFUL large apt., fireplace, fenced lawn, many extras. 2 bedroom nouse available Mav 1. TU 4-6775. THREE room uostairs apt., partly fur nished, gas utilities, TU 4-918S. 7 BEDROOM apartment; also 1 bedroom furnished and 1 bedroom unfurnished; 1 bedroom house. 135. TU 4-5466. FURNISHED bachelor apt. Utilities paid. 10 mo. TU 7-466; TU 7-5935 after 4 pm. WALNUT APARTMENTS, large, clean. m, furnished, 415 Walnut. BEAUTIFUL, dnwnfown, furnished, adults. S65, Alpha Apts.. TU 4-4577. KITCHENETTES SIS wk , t person; t doub'e bed unit for 7. $70. Johnny's Mo- 7005 Biehn. TU 7-9130. FURNISHED 1 bedroom. 7340 White. Mills Addition, close to market. $37.50. TU 7-477 evenings. DESIRABLE furnished studio aofl'me-t. uptown, 72) N. 6th, Marion Apts. CONSTRUCTION workers welcome I Near OTl site, furnished. TV available, ly rates. Pehcan Motel. TU 2-9754. NICELY furnished bedroom ant. A'so ished modern cabm. TU 4-3762, TU 4-3893. LOVELY, furmshed. all utilities, close v reasonable, adults. TU 4-9787. TU 4013. PLEASANT furnished aot . utilities P'd. TV cable. North Sith and High. Ideal tor couple or girl, $tl. TU 7-7767. FURNISHED 7 bedroom apartment. 145" Water, garbage paid. TU 4-5692. REE fyrn'shed upVH s roams. a3t!s W'y. fit Walnut. FURNISHED one bedrpomduoie o rage. t;0 North 3rd. TU 4-8784. If in 10 J p.m. EWAUNA - DOWNTOWN Klamath s most modem, furnished. S't SO Hth. TU 2-1042. NICE J hedrnom unfurnished, water, gar bage paid, 2735 Wiard. TU 4-3577 NiCELYf7rn.sr-edDlT"Ro'vaVAVms s7l TWO bedroom furnnhed apt , ail utilities pad, SHS me ph. TU 2-0377, 3t49 Shasta FURNISHED 3 room aot., SSS. 1 room unit. $40. all utilities paid, shared ba'hs. Adults only. 4H North Tenth. ROOSEVELT APTS. 7fl L ROY PH TU 7-1 7rt Fur msned or unfurnished ca bedroom. Ga'age Hot wear heat. Hot Springs area. Adults. KLAMATH FALLS FINEST 744 Unnn 1 droom vnurnis4 1 BdrOOm ununisfed Srac-ous Rooms Taseuiw Dec&r'fl Wall to Wan Ci'oet.ng Swimming Pool Rental 'nciiKjes an -vi "cpt teiepnone end e-ect'.v Poomea Noian TU 7-4 S3erToS5830 COV OR T AflLE LIVING AT LOW CHlTi '7 J bei'wrt arts. V'inm 0 nuneg P--''e-t m, ,eovK( inclyge. Monday t-ogh F'idey SHASTA VIEW A.rvFNTl 1 W4SW.uR N WAY TU 4-IJ1 O" ce hours 8 am, t 1pm