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Newspaper Page TextPAGE It HERALD AND GIVING SOME POINTERS ' If"- ' 'ill ..'-' . heavyweight boxing championship, instructs hu protege, Allen I nomas, ot Chicago. Thomas will tangle 10 rounds with Sixto Rodriguez of Los Angeles in St. Louis as a part of a Teamsters Union annual $IOO-a-plate charity extravanganza. Thomas, 175-pounder, has lost only once in 22 pro fights, but Rodriguez has the edge in experience with a 27-39 record. UPI Telephoto Professional Tennis Dying Claims Talbert By OSCAR FRALEY DIM Sports Writer NEW YORK (UPI) - The dis appearing men if sports the pro tennis stars move back into Madison Square Garden on Thursday night and to former Davis Cup captain Billy Talbert it merely pinpoints what's wrong wilh the court game generally. ; In any other sport when a man turns professional, be it baseball, ' football, golf or basketball, he be ;,comcs a more celebrated figure '. nationally. Turning pro in tennis , means that a man becomes al- most forgotten. As example, did you know or remember that Ken Rosewall is the professional champion? Talbert lists the tennis evils, pro and amateur, in this man' ner: I. Lack of salesmanship. 1. Pro "exhibition" tours ln-l elead of tournaments. Tri-City Defeats Eugene Nine, 7-4 Ry United Press International Tom Swayne, Tri-City relief pilchcr, got off to bad start but finished strong In Monday night's Northwest League baseball action. Thanks to him, the Braves top ped Eugene 7-4 (or their eighth straight victory to move Into a virtual lie with Yakima (or the top spot. Wcnatchec downed Sa lem 8 5 in the only other game scheduled. Swayne came on in the second inning and promptly walked the first three men he faced and forced In two runs. He gave up another in the third and then blanked the Kmcralrls the rest ol I lie way allowing only three hits in 7 1-J innings. Charlie Stranue got Tri-City out In front in the lifth wlirn his solo homer snnpiied a 4 4 lie and tlw Biaves added two more in the seventh. Wcnatchec got five runs In the lourth and added two in the fifth , tn take Salem. The five-run in ning was made up of a hixlge .pudge ( two errors, a walk, i 'hit batter, two infield hits and .oik solid single. In the filth Phil Borders and Boh Michael con li ibuted back to back doubles (or one run. .Michael scored when the Salem catcher dropped the relay (torn the outfield on a single by Walt Bales. Nnrthwrsl league Standings L. Pel. GB Yakima Tri-City Wenalchee .Salem 5 .Mi .mn 8 8 .529 Albany Runner Sets New Mark ALBANY U l'li- Albany High School Junior Dave Wittxtrn Mon day ran the nation's fastest prep mile ot the season. Wilborn was clocked in 4: IS 2 in a dual meet between Albany and Central Linn. He also had a 1 50 9 time in the eso-yaid run as Albany won the meet 68-54. Tlie best previous big school mile in tlie stale this season was 4 19 22 hy Hillsborn's Wendell ("ox. Ask about doily "BusinMt Card" SPOT ADS TU 4-1 1 It NEWS, Klamath Falli, Ore. Archi. Moore 3. Lack of open tennis tourna ments. 4. Stripping of the amateurs by pro raids. 5. Inefficiency of the U.S. Lawn Tennis Association on the cham-; pionship level. 6. USLTA politics designed to "satisfy local sections. A "Caustic Critic" The outspoken Talbert admits that he is regarded as a "caus tic critic" by tennis moguls but raps right back that "you have to scratch somebody's back and not tread on any toes to keep a job" in the USLTA hierarchy The greatest lault Is lack ot salesmanship." Talbert asserts "The USLTA is moaning that it can't get potential Davis Cup players freed by their colleges from the Intercollegiates for Davis Cup play. They haven't sold the schools that the nation comes first. ID . 2 12 . Eugene Monday's Results Wenatchee 8 Salem 6 Tri-City 7 Eugene 4 only games scheduled i Today's Schedule Eugene at Tri-City Salem at Wenatchee Yakima at Lewiston Bisons Win Contests On Homers By United Press International Joe Christopher and Sammy Taylor have a one-two punch that enables the Rullalo Bisons to win their International league games in just one inning. Christopher blasted a grand slam home run in the fourth in ning and Taylor connected with one man on base (or a six-run uprising that gave Bulfalo a 10-4 victory over Atlanta Monday night. Craig Anderson picked up the victory in relief for the Northern Division leaders. Arkansas moved to within a game of first-place Atlanta in the Southern Division by edging Co lumbus, 3-2. despite Jet homers hy Gray Rushing and Rcr Johns ton. Rochester also came up with a six-run uprising in the third in ning to defeat Syracuse in a 10-8 sluglest. Fred Valentine's grand slam homer In the frame was the telling mow. Indianapolis Irounccd Jackson ville, -2. on Frill Ackley's six hitter. Toronto at Richmond was post poned hy cold weather. Tie standings: Northern Division w. i.. iw. ;b Buffalo 15 9 .103 ... Rochester 13 12 .520 2't Syracuse U H .440 i Richmond 10 U .415 4't Toronto 10 15 .400 5' Southern PI vision w. i Pri. .b Atlanta 17 11 .607 . Arkansas 15 tl .577 1 Indianapolis l 14 3 'Jacksonville 14 15 AM Vi Columbus 11 111 379 fi'j Monday's Hem Id Arkansas 3 Columbus 2 Huftalo 10 Atlanta 4 Rochester 10 Syracuse B Indianapolis 9 Jacksonville 2 Toronto at Richmond, ppd.. cold Tuesday. May 14. 1963 left, who still owns a piece of the liaht- And the pros haven't done right in failing lo set up a scries of weekend tournaments instead of these exhibitions and one-night stands," he added, "They should be selling tennis with four-day tournaments, clinics and every thing that goes with It as golf has done. Pointing out thai there are1 more tennis players than golfers the outspoken Talbert contends that the United States should be tops in the tennis world despite pro raids on amateur ranks. W'e have more fine 15, 16 and 17-year-old players than any na lion in tlie world," he says. "But it's like being a prc-med student and not getting the proper in struction. When that happens. you become a poor doctor. Lark Proper Instruction uur uiaycrs in those ace brackets simply don't get the' proper instruction, he added "Look at Chuck McKinley when lie was a kid. He had all the at tributes of greatness. But when he gut close to the top, nobody sain lorget tournaments for six weeks and concentrate on your game. He should have been sen! In a lop player, like Pancho Gon zalez nr Harry llnpman. "Tlie USLTA docs a wonderful job on the local level," Talbert insisted, "but on the top level Forest Hills, Wimbledon or the! Davis Cup it does a misera ble job." Yet overall, tennis popularity and production has failed, Tal bert said, simply because nobody is doing a "selling job." Not the USLTA to the colleges nor the pros to tlie public. And the lop amateurs are spoiled because it is made too easy for them," he evaluated. "The 30th man in a district can go abroad and play. When I was playing only the lop four could go. It made you work harder to1 master your game. Now it's too easy to play the circuit and just oe content tn have a ball." Tlie man, nhviouslv. has hit a it ol nails on the head. Booster Club Sets Meeting The wrrkly meeting of the Pelican Rrmslrr Club will he hrld Wednesday night al the Bntller Restaurant. KeB(nnlnR The coarhrt. of the rritrclfve spring pnrls mil give thrir report on Iheir encounter Iat wrrk and those to come. Bill Matulirld will talk on hasrhAll. Jack PelrrMtn oa track and (ill Hod will talk about hi trip last week to the stale tennU tournament with singles play er larrv Tire. Indian Fish Trap Found KUGENE lUPI! - An Indian fish trap, at Ion si MM) years old. has been uncovrrrd at North Hcnd and is being studied hy I'ni versity ol Oregon anthropologist. A spokesman said (he trap was discovered 12 feel below sea level hv construction workers at Ihe ne Weyethaeier t'lnx, plant conie the firt playrr lo accept site on Cm Ray. an imiution to play in the Nev The trap wan nhaped like 'ork Yankees' 17th annual Old V and Niilt o wickerware tied timers' Hay together with reed and anchoredj OldhmerV Day ccrenntmcs rtil! hy wooden Make. tme of uhichjhe held Saturday. July 27 before are beginning to become petrified, jlhe Yankees-Minnesota Twins' a spokesman said. iwsum SCORES ALLEY KATZ LEAGUE W Automatic Transmission 71 Great Northern Railway 75 DuH'l Heating Service 75 Franklin Lite Insurance 74' Blue O Cafe , 74 Amidon's Business Machines ' 62'.' Crater Lake Meell 64 66 Little Sweden 61 71 Swan Lake Moulding S 73 Sewing Machine Center if 73 Fort, Klamath Hotel Tavern SI It Wright'i Real Estate 50 82 rinei .standings Resutfs: Automatic Transmission i Wright's Real Estate 0; Duff's Heating service 4, i-ranmin Lite (insurance o; Fort Klamath Hotel Tavern I, Crate Lake Meats 3i Little Sweden 3, Great Northern Railway I; Blue Ox Cafe Amidon's Business Machines 1 ; Swan Lake Moulding I, Sewing Machine Ceri' ter 3. High team game. Little Sweden 979; high team series. Little Sweden 1651; high Ind. game. Betty Cool 212j high ind. series. Betty Cool 551. LADV BUO LEAGUE Final Standings Coca Cola Drive More Motors Lucca Lounge Packing First Federal Howards Cleaners Little Sweden Schulze Tires Billy Golden TV Signal Oil The Ranch 60'. j 71V) at 55' i Market Basket S3'i Result!: First Federal 4, Schulie Tires 0; Coca Cole Drtve More Motors 0; Howards Cleaners The Ranch 0; Lit. lie Sweden 3. Billy Golden TV I; Lucca Lounge 3. TP Packing I; Signal Oil Co. Market Basket I. High team game. Lucca Lounge 10?.; high team series. Coca Cola HIS; high game, Mary Merlin 2131 nigh Ind. series, Bert Warner iU. SKYLARKS LEAOUi r w L Keglers I 3 DMOs 13 3 3 R's II 5 Fireballs in 6 Skinflints 10 A Via's 9 7 Lucky 3 I't 7' Orbit Trio 5 7 KED'S 4 12 Telslers 4 I Daisies 7 14 Luckles I's 14Vj Results: Luckies 1. Via's 3; Lucky 3 1, Skinflints 3; Keglers 3, Fireballs 1; 3 R's 4, KED'S 0; DMD'S 2. Orbit Trio ti Dai sies I, Telstars 3. High team game, Keglers 415; high team series, Keglers 1372; high Ina. game. Carole Shults 1A2i high Ind. se ries. Carole shulls 410. SATELLITK LEAOUI Final Standings W L Jay Hawk Oils S3 4 Lucca Cafe 71' i S3' i Clean Linen a. Supply 77' i S4'i Skateland Wheels 74 31 U S. National Bank 7 ao Drews Manslore 70 67 Haleyt Heretords At A3 So. Oregon Insurance A9 A3 The Bank of Klamath Falls a; A3 Mannies Orlve-in 331 74', Crater Lake Machlntry 43 07 At 'n' Dale Motors 33' 7 la1, Results: Bank of K. Falls 3. Al 'n' Dale Mtrs. 1; Mannies Orlve-in J, Haleys Hereford! 1; So. Ore. Insurance 2, Orews Manslore 2; Shale land Wheels 1. Clean Linen . Supply 3; Lucca Cafe 3. U S Natl. Bank t; Jay hawk Oits 1, Crater Lake Machinery I. High season oames and series: High team game, Jayhawk Oils 10i; high team series Jayhawk Oils 3'5Sj high game. H or Ion Cad well JI7; high na. series, oeorge Bellamy nt. HOLIDAY LCAOUI Pinal Standings Klamath Hardwood A Peace Ambulance Davis Flying A Snack Coffee Shop Klamath Hardwood B 7' t Si' i 71 at KC TO'i 6Vj Creamery Thomas Lumber A r lorn Window KF Fast Freight Canvas Cuihon Shop KC Floor Covering 7' 3'i Results: Canvas Cushion Shop 0, KF Creamery 4; KC 1. Thomas Lumber 3; KF Fast Freight I. KCV Floor Covering Klam. Hardwood B I, Davis Flying A ; Klamath Hardwood A 3. Aralum Win dow 3; Snack Coffee Shop I, Peace Am- pittance J. High team game, KF Creamery 1031; mgn team series, KF Creamery I! 54 high Ind. game, Norbert Schleeper J4I; high Ind. series. Norbert Schleeper 64 Senate Endorses Highway Group SALEM lUPI' - The Senate nnnrnUMi nnrt unl In ilA llnn.sl' , , " "" ixi;,y a resolution caning lor an interim committee on highways. The committee would study par ticipation by cities and counties i in the u.se of highway funds. At present cities receive 10 per cent, and counties I't per cent of the gas tax revenue. ! The committee also would study "such aspects of tourism ax the committee finds are related to the states highway and econo my. The commitiee would be made up of four representatives and three senators, and would be fi nanced by a $4n.ooo appropria tion. Tit Senate also approved a House memorial which urges Con gress to consider revising the fed eral highuav ie tax p, Children Aid PORTLAND a PI' - Planning of a "crash program" aimed at improving status ol children con centrated in so-called areas" of Portland was approved by the school board Monday night. Dr. Walton Manning, a profes sor al Portland Slate, said the program would involve an intern ship clinical teaching approach, with seven local area colleges ami universities taking part. Sup port Irom a foundation will be sought. The project is aimed at four elementary schools where enroll ments are moie than 75 per cent Negro. ACCEPTS INVITATION NKW YOHK lTi - Kdpar tSanii Rice, n recent addition to hii-ioball's Halt oi Fame, has be Ipme at Yankee Stadium LEGAL NOTICE NO. 43-34 PROBATE NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAMATH COUNTV In the Matter ot the Estate WILLIAM L. WALES, who was also known as Wm. L. Wales, Deceased. Notice Is hereby given that I have been appointed Administrator o the estate of William L. Wales, who was also known as Wm. L. Wales, deceased. All persons having claims against said estate are required lo present them to me, with proper vouchers, at the office of Ganong & Ganong, First Federal Building, Klam ath Fells, Oregon, within si months from April 23, 1963, which is the date of first publication of this notice. Wm. L. Wales, Jr., Administrator Ganong & Ganong Attorneys far Administrator No. 43, April 23, 30, May 7. la. ADVERTISEMENT NATIONAL FOREST TIMBER FOR SALE LITTLE VAMSAY Oral auction bids will be received by I he Regional Forester, or his authorized representative on the second floor of thelATH FALLS, OREGON, approving Klamath County Library Building, South Third Street, Klamath Falls, Ore gon, beginning at 3:00 p.m.. Pacific Day light Time, June 14, 1963, for all mer chantable timber marked or designated tor cutting on an area embracing 2,iBb acres, more or less, within Sections 33 end 34, T. 39 5 , R. 11 E , and Sections 2, 3, 4, 5, I, 9, 10, 11 and 14, T. 3 S R. 11 E., W.M., surveyed. In the Wi nema National Forest. Oregon. The esti mated volumes of live and recently dead (sound sap wood ) timber are: 9,700 M board feet of Pondeross Pine; 700 M board feet of White Fir; 100 M board feet of Sugar Pine; end 100 M board leet of Lodgepolc Pine and Other Species. The mum acceptable bid per m board leet is as follows: Ponderosa Pine, HI.'O; White Fir, S2.3Q; Sugar Pine, 116.30; Lodoepole Pine and Other Species, S3.7S. This includes the following rales, per M board leet for stumpage (including deposit for sale area betterment). 13.00 base rate plus an additional 11 4. SO for Ponderosa 11.00 base rate plus an additional 10.00 for White Fir; 13.00 base rale plus an additional 113.00 for Sugar Pine; 11.00 Dase rate plus an additional si. 55 tor Lodgepolt Pin4 and Other Species; and SI. 20 for slash disposal tor all species. The stumpage rates payable tor each spe cies will be Increased by the amortiza tion rate in effect tor that species when the unamortized estimated cost of main haul roads has been amortized by timber scaled. The unamortized es timated cost is 139,573.00. Amortization rales are: Ponderosa Pine, 15.10 pe board leet, and All Other Species, $0.00 per M board leet. Amortization of esti mated main haul road costs Is comput- on 10 percent ot the estimated Pon derosa Pine volume. In addition there is wilhln the sale area an unesllmated vol' ume of all species of Older Dead (un sound sapwood) timber which will be paid for al $1.00 per M board leet which In cludes required deposit lor sale area bet terment, plus 10.00 lor slash disposal. The prices bid lor slumpage lor live end re cently dead (sound sapwood) Umber shall be considered as tentative rates subiect lo quarterly calendar adjustment upward or downward by 0.5 of the difference be tween the average ol the Western Pine Association lumber price indices, as cal culated by the Forest Service at the end of each calendar quarter, and the follow ing base indices: Ponderosa Pine, aj.s; White Fir, 57.09; Sugar Pine. 105.43; Lodgepoie Pine and other species, 42.75. Such adjustments In the price for stump age shall bt applicable to timber scaled during the calendar quarter tor which the aoiustmeni is computed, in no evem, now- ever, shall the payment rates tor each quarter be less than the base rates as stated above. When the adjusted rates by species art lower than the base rales, the difference between the total dollar value ot the timber cut at adjusted rales and at base rates will be recorded tor each species. The stumpage rales for any species will not be increased above the base rate until the subsequent adjusted ates above base rales develops cumulated total dollar value in excess of the recorded accumulated difference 10' all species. Sealed bids will be publicly ooened and posted, at the Klamath Coun ty Library Building, at 2:00 p.m., P D T , on June 14, 1963. All those who submitted a satisfactory sealed mitted Immediately to continue auction bidding, a money order, bank oran. cashier's or certified Check In Ihe sum ot 14.900.00 must accompany each bid. to be applied to the purchase price, refunded, or retained tor application to any claim for damages, according to the conditions of sale. If requested by the purchaser. contract terms will permit felling of ti ner In advance of payment up to the value of the performance bond. If an oral bid is declared to be high at Ihe closinq of the auction, the bidder must Immediately confirm the oral bid by submitting it in writing on a Forest service bid or The right to reject any end all bids Is reserved. Forest Service bid forms tor submitting sealed bids and lull in lor ma non concerning the timber, conditions of sale and the submission of hlds should be obtained from the District Ranger, Chemult. Oregon, the Forest Su pervisor. 411 Main St , Klamath Falls, Oregon, or Ihe Regional Forester, Port land, Oregon, be lore bids are sub mitted. No. 93 May 14. 1961. NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Circuit Court tor Klamath Coun ty. Oregon. In the Matter of the Estate of Floyd B. Goidy, Deceased The undersigned has been appointed by said court evecutrti of said estate. Notice hereby given to Ihe creditors of dece l6nt ,0 prtIltot their claims, duty verit.ed as by law required. wthin so month after the first publication of this notice, to the undersigned al the law otice of A C Yaden, 411 Main Street. Klamath Falls. Oreoon. Dated and first published this 14th day ot May, 193 Margaret Jane Cokty, Executrix. No, 97, May 14, 31. II. June 4. lf3. NATIONAL FOREST TIMBER FOR SALE Rocky Draw Slowdown Oral auction bids will be received by the Forest Supervisor, Or hit authorized rep resenialive at the office ot the District Ranger. Bly, Oreqon, beginning at 10:30 a m May 34. 1963. tor a merchantable timber marked or designated tor cutting on an erea embracing I.J00 acres, more or less, within sections 3, i. 9. 10. II, 13, 13. 14 , 15. T. 34 S , R 15 E , W M. surveyed, tn the Fremont National Forest. O'egon. The estimated volume of live (sound sapwood) timber Is J?0 M. bd. of ponderosa pine. The estimated volume of live l recently dead (sound sapwood i limber is 10 M. bd ft. ot while fir J, other soecies. In addition there is within ,,h 't area an unest.mated volume ol b'ue staied tound sapwoortl ponderosa ome timber The minimum acceptable bid per m hoard leet is as follows: live l sound sapwood) ponderosa pine $13 10 live and recently dead (sound sapwood) whitff fir and other speoes U 60 b'ue '"ed (sound sapwood l ponderosa t"H i; 00 Thi includes the following ritfn, per m board leet for stumpaoe iJ 00 base rate plus an Additional 110 10 lor live pnrwierna pine i on base rate plus an ad (iit'twai S3 0 tor white hr A onef species S3 ,m Kim rill nisi an arlrl , ,nnal tr Vi'mr lor blue i'ni ponderosa p.ne and 10 M or s'ash disposal for ii species In ad- d-t'on the'e is witnm the sale area an unesllmated volume ol oiner peed 'un- sound sapwood) ail ipeoes. logs whch I ill be oad 'or at boa'd ! teet. plus $0 00 lor yt disposal The for live and limber shall be corwtfered a 'entefive rates vt leet to Quarterly calendar adjustment up ward or downward bv 0 1 of the differ ence between the average of the Weitern -ine AMocia'ior lumher price Indices. calculated by the Forest Service at thf,thrro she shall cause this resolution tcPiASO LFV0i$ Only t2. 'our years e"d oi each calendar auarter. and the ' he published in the City official news-j teach.ng epenence Call Jerry, TU following base indices live ponderosa pine paper, once each day for ten consecu-' 4 it 1 1 75 white fir a. other ipeoe 157 ,oe live davs. and the dty Engineer, be and' - 7 - - blue-stained ponderosa pine II t$ Such 1 he is hereby directed to post, within five . ROtotilling bv the ob. Call Norman adjustments In the price lor stumpage l oavs after the firt publication of ihn , 5 ngieion, Tu 1-5411. shall be aroiwabie to timber scaled dur-j ing me calendar quarter tor which the edlustment it computed In no event, how ever, shall the payment rates for each Quarter be less man the hae rates as staled above When the d lusted tin bv speoes are lower than the base rates. Ihe difference between the total dollar value of Ihe ftmoer cut at ad lusted rates and at bate rates will be recorded tor each species. The slumpaoe rale for a spee'es will not be increased above ihe ha rae un'-l the suAsequent dusted rates above the bate rate will develop an accumulated total doner value tor the tPcies ecess o the recorded ac cumulated difference Seated bids will be pvMiOv orred and pooen. at B v fe 300, at to JO a m on May 14. ie.l ah thote who submitted a sainfat'orv sealed bd will be pe-mitted Immto-a'eiy fa en -ve eutt'On b-dd'"o, A morev or ae' bank ovat. f or cert- ed (hec m the Sum Of $P0tt must accom- v each p.i te be anced to the pv (mat'on t any Ci, hv da'-atje. ac j torj.-g o e co-v) "i 9 a M re ; o-eted bv me Pv'cher enn'-act erm wM P"T..l fn. - of timrr advance I coev o a rcvitm m'M,ed e"3 : M ARnE"P'. ACE h.t never c'nes r tit o.i-e-i wo to 'he van o e t t e3-ced bv C.wOfi CovX'i a the yev C'as.t ed set- on if r.u ha a-y-wma-ve bot t n v ai hi , deOa-ed C y pf Hie'. Fens. P'n at m t- t-v nr i?" h ca'' Hi .in fe mtit tr--ed e'e'v to- -m : -auier meef-g on Monday Mav . 1 hv a f'-esiw Wa-rt Ad taer to r-eip H be " oh at cost e the aixt'on. ij, and terea"er apceved ana you ee yevr d I LEGAL NOTICE me oral bid by submitting it in writing on Forest Service bid torm. The riant to reiect any and all bids is reserved. For- lest Service bid torms for use In submit I ling sealed bds end full Information of concern loo the limber, the conditions sale and the submission of bids should be obtained from the district rangei Bly, Oregon, of the Forest Supervisor, Lakeview, Oregon, before bids are sub- mi! iea. No. 91 May 14, 1143. RESOLUTION NO. 1340 A RESOLUTION DECLARING THE IN TENTION OF THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON, TO CONSTRUCT AND LAY SEWERS TO SERVE THE AREA LY ING IN MOUNTAIN VIEW AND ELDO RADO HEIGHTS ADDITION, GENERAL LY DESCRIBED AS SO. 'j Of BLOCKS 13. 13 and 14. AND BLOCKS 19, 20, 21, 29, 30 AND 37, ALL IN MOUNTAIN VIEW ADDITION AND NO. V OF BLOCKS 35 AND 34, SAID MOUNTAIN VIEW ADDITION; AND BLOCK IS, AND LOTS 1, 3, 3, 4, I, 6, 13, 13 AND W, BLOCK 24, ELDORADO HEIGHTS AO- I DITiON; ALL IN THE CITY OF KLAM- PLANS SPECIFICATIONS AND ESTI MATES THEREFOR FILEO BY THE CITY ENGINEER: DESCRIBING THE BOUNDARIES OF THE PROPERTY BENEFITED: AND DIRECTING CER TAIN STEPS TO BE TAKEN; SAID PROJECT TO BE KNOWN AS. Sewer Unit NO. 13. The City Engineer of the City ot Klam ath Falls. Oregon, pursuant to a resolution ol the Common Council heretofore traopt- ed, having filed plans, specifications and estimates tor Ihe cost of constructing and laying a storm sewer to be Known as the 33rd, sewer unit of the City of Klamath Falls. Oregon, to serve the area lying in Mountain View and E idorado Heights Additions, generally described as. So. '-i of Blocks 12. 2 and 14 and Blocks 19, 20. 21, 28, 29, 30 and 37. all in Moun tain View Addition; and Block 15, and Lois 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 12, 13 and 17, Block 24, Eldorado Heights Addition; and NO. '-i of Blocks 35 and 36, Mountain View Addition; ALL IN THE CITY OF KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON; embracing In said unit all the area hereinafter bound-' ed and described; and the Common Coun cil having taken said plans, specifica tions and estimates under consideration, now finds them satisfactory; THEREFORE; BE IT RESOLVEO BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, DULY ASSEMBLED IN REGULAR SESSION AS FOLLOWS: Sectlon-1- That the plans, specifications and es timates lor the construction and Instal lation of what Is to be known as the 33rd, sewer unit ot the City of Klamath Falls, Oregon, filed with the Cily by the City Engineer, shall be. and the same are hereby approved and adopted. Section-2- That the Common Council of the Clly of Klamath Falls, Oregon, hereby de clares lis Intention to construct and In stall the 33rd. sewer unit of said City in accordance with said plans, specifica tions, and estimates, to serve the above described area. The protects consist of all required excavation and backfill, and placement of approximately the following items: lift lineal feel of 21 Inch reinforce con crete pipe 577 lineal teel of 11 inch standard con crete pipe 296 lineal teef or 15 inch standard con-. Crete pipe 7n lineal teei of I inch standard con crete pipe 5U lineal feet ot 10 inert standard concrete pipe I 33 standard cetchbasins And other appurtenances lying within any streets Involved within the scope of I his pro ect; Ail shown In more detail on the plans, specifications and estimates on file In the of I ice of the Recorder. The estimated cost of the protect tor ma terials, work, construction, as shown by said plans, specifications, and estimates. I Including engineering and contingencies I IS S26.942.63. Sectlon-3- Thal the property lying within the Boundaries hereinafter described, shall beirADrt nE tuauvc nrf it h.r.l-w .,l.rt tn h. h.n.lil.rf h CARD UP THANKS Ihe construction and installation of said sewer system, to- MOUNTAIN VIEW STORM SEWER UNIT NO 33 OUTER BOUNDARY DESCRIPTION Beginning at a point which Is the Section Corner common lo Sections 20. 21. 28, and 29, Township 3t South, Range 9 East, Willamette Base and Meridian; thence, In a westerly direction along the center- line ol Van Ness Avenue to the Inlersec-1 lion of the center lines of Van Ness Ave nue and Tiftany Street; thence, northerly along Ihe center line of Tiffany Street to a point which Is at right angles to the southeast property corner ot Lot 17, Block 14, Eldorado Heights; Ihence. west erly and at right angles to Ihe center line ot Tiffany Street to the southeast property corner ot Lot 17, Block 24. El dorado Heights; thence, westerly along ' the southerly property line of Lot 17. i Block 24, Eldorado Heights, to a Doint on an 866.20 foot radius curve to the left; I hence, along the arc ot an 866 70 foot ra dius curve to the left, a distance of 360.63iALOHA CHAPTER NO. 61, O E.S. 85 0 feet to a point on the centerlme ot Xh street which Is at right angles to me normwesi corner ot Lot a, Block 74, Eldorado Heights: thence, northeasterly along the center line of Birch Street to an angle point to the left; thence, north erly along the center line of Birch Street to the intersection of the centerltnes ol Birch street and Terrace Avenue; thence. easterly along the centerline ot Terrece Avenue to the intersection of the center- lines ot Terrace Avenue and T.tfanv btreei; mence. southerly alona the cen tering ot T iff any Street tp the intersection the centerltnes si Tiftanv Street and the alley dividing Blocks 12. 13. and U. Mountain View Addition to the City of Klamath Felts. Oregon.- thence, easterly. along the centerline of the atore-l mentioned alley a distance of 1080 0 feet to the centerline ol Fair mount Street; I tnence. southerly along the centerline of Fairmount Street a distance of 888 0 feet; thence, westerly and at right enaiesl to Ihe centerline ol Fairmount street a distance ot 30 0 feet to the southeast prop- corner of Lot 1. Block 35. Mountain View Addition to the City of Kiamathl Fails. Oregon; thence, westerly along the wncriy properiy line oi lois i tnrougn inclusive. BlOCk 35. Mountain View Addition to the City of Klamath Fall, ufegon, iu rnw eastern riani-oi-way i boundary of Calhoun Street; thence, weil-i rly and al right angles to Ihe easterly ight-ot-way boundary of Calhoun Street.! i distance of X 0 feet to the centerline! intersection of Calhoun Street and the al ley dividing Block 36. Mountain View Ad I ion to the City of Klamath Falls. Ore gon.- thence, westerly iiong the center- line of the alley dividing Block 36, Moun tain View Addition to the City of Klamath i-aiis. Oreoon, distance of 360 0 feet to he centerline Of Arlington Drive; tnence.!1 southerly along the centerline ot Arltog- ve a distance of 148 0 feet to the point of beginning, which is the Section Corner common to Sections 20, Ji, ?8. "d 7. Township 38 South, Range East, ?l.7or4r K"m"i C. BUZ LARKIN Sad property above describe 111 fre't'l Vi T'.' ad Is hereov declared to be h and assessed 'or tne expense of sad sew- i.ni Section-4- ' BOOKKEEPING service That Monday tne 3rd day ol June. te3.l'chuD dei-very, weekly i at the hour of 7 o dock P V thereof, i u n tne Council Room tn the City Hall of j tPONlNG wanted. tnMfacti k lamalh Falls. Oregon, shall be and litad, pickuo Also hour work herebv me eno ()ict ror hearmg pbectons and remonstrances ttVTiON fli'Ch. dam work r by hour, aoamst thf construction and Installation t " rd fM dragline and back Of sakj 33rd wwer unit , TU 20 'vr"nj JU 4-4336. The Recorder of the City of Kiamathl spaing e ail "kinds including altera Fans. Oregon, be and she is hereby re- iton, TU 1-1917. Quired and directed to cause a notice of ' - - sad hearing to be published t provided 0R vr ,Wlll,l,' " cin' by the Cfv Charier and coniorm.no, Tu 4"3 " answer call TU 2-365. resolution, on the street or streets along te Ime ol the contemplated sewei least two notices headed; "NOTICE OP l Spices, utracts, cosmet'es. household SEWER WORK , In letters not less thanks, med-cines. vet surges, TU 4-7131. oe 1 1 1 inch in lenoth, and said notices i shall con.am m teo.bie character,, , corv KENMPRE. KELVINATOR. WHIRLPOOL ot the reso'ut.on of the Council and tt Overhaul Specialist date of us passaoe. ad ihe dv Eng.. Washer, dryer, range, water heater neer shall f.i ,th the Cv Recorder an EGUSON APPLIANCE SERVICE aliidavit of the posting ot such note.:3" " J slating the date when posted, the place ' F OR expert TV and RDlO reralr Call whr potted and the number of nott.es Shaefter E'ectrtc. TU 25503. TU 4-e;: Wed l .., . Passed bv the Common Council of the CALL BILL FORNEY. TU 4 6467 C'ty of Kiamath Fails. Oregon, this 6fh. or ecavatmns fvje oundatws, sep day ot May, iej I t.c tankv dra n fie'ds landscaping, reto Presented to the Mavnr and by Mm Willing. J444 Shasta vtay. approved ana signed tun rth day of May, l6J Robert I Veatth Vniy EsT- ftes-e Kener Recover $TTr qp OREGON COUNTY pit KLAMATH, $ I. Rose Kener. Recorder e the C-W e Kiar-a'h eh.. Oregon, do hereby cer.j tifw tht n iwh-;-a .. tv., LEGAL NOTICE ' by the Mayor, and a 'tested by the Re- c order. ftoslo Keller Recorder No. 90. May 10, 12, 19, 20, 21. 13, U, 15, 16, 17. NO 51-104 NOTICE OF DATE OF SETTLEMENT OF FINAL ACCOUNT tN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH In Ihe Matter ol the Estate of LYDIA MCDONALD. Deceased- in the Matler ot the Estate of LYDIA MCDONALD, Deceased, Noiice is here by given thai I have tiled my Final Account of the administration ot the above-entitled Estate, and the Court has appointed June 3, 1963, at 10:00 A.M., as Ihe lime for hearing objections to said Final Account and Ihe settlement thereol. Harriet A. Friesen, Administra trix J. R. Thomas Attorney for Administratrix Klamefh County Courthouse Klamath Falls, Oregon No. U, May 7, 14, 21. 28. 1963. To Place Your WANT AD Phone TU 4-811 I HERALD & NEWS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATE SCHEDULE PHONE TU 4-8111 I a.m. to 1:30 p.m. weekdays I a.m. to noon Saturday Count live words per line. Minimum order 2 lines. 10 1 Lines t 1 4 Time HOC 5 00 e.00 Times Month S5 00 I 9 00 S3 50 3 25 4 00 4. IS 6.50 11.50 8.00 14.00 9.50 16.50 7.00 Minimum Charge 1.50 50c DISCOUNT per advertisement. If paid in advance. Above rates are for consecutive Inser tions, without change of dpy, for pri vate individuals. Advertising must b lear and understandable to be produc live. All words must be spelletf out. Alios offered for sale by private indi viduals cash with copy. DEADLINE 4:30 p m. day before pub Il eal Ion. Noon Saturday for Sunday and M..)dey. C NCELLAT IONS fc CORRECTIONS n same schedule, except on Monday iflse are taken 'til 9:30 a.m. Please read first insertion of your ad. Ih Herald & News will give one extra. un for typographical error. "Business Builder" WANT ADS I column inch, US per month with 12. discount for payment on or before the I oil-. Vi inch, Slf with Sl.30 discount tor payment on or before the 10th. Based on no copy change per montn. BOX SERVICE 50 cents par ad. and PHONE TU 4-8111 FOR COMMERCIAL RATES WE wish to express our hear Me It thank- to the many friends tor their beautiful floral offerings, cards, sympathy, and help In the loss of our most loved one, mother and grandmother. Mr. and Mrs Martin Parsons and family, Mr. and Mrs. Rex Bourne and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Bourne and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bourne and family, Mr. end wri lps'pt c.anse mar anri family. MEETING NOTICES Scottish Rite Bodies SPRING REUNION Tuesdoy, May 14, 7:30 p m. 4th ond 7th De grees. H. Gisvold, Sec Stated meeting at 8 p m., Tuesday, May 14,1 Masonic Temple. All members ond visiting members cordially in- ited. Leona Sclbv. W M. Sonfnrrl Srlhv W P FUNERAL HOMES WARD'S Klamath Funeral ?5 M-oh Street. TU ? j ajnTirFC wtNlKAI. NO ULt) wim Mn Onhri J V.miMhr' mother pie contact Herald and News fco IC. It is URGENT that we contact her' pcpcsij ai c A - VJ." 111" : GRAHAM'S licensed home for the acted. private rooms or ward care, special diet, personal interest assured, TU 7-3165. HOME FOR ELDFRLY LADIES . .. - Ifl AMATM Alrnhnllr Anrtnvmnn. Til j.xei tii umi c..hu k.i .tim. SPECIAL WEDNESDAY AUCTION May 15, 7 p.m. The RESALE HOUSE 3899 So Sixth jci p a 4Ct IT'S A L1FESAVER 1 lew-cost BOAT Insurance with CASCADE j SERVICES ... 10 Reesonahle V monthly. "WATK INS QUALITY PRODUCTS'' -Delivered to your door CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING at vour - j (on Oa-'v serce Latest ie state' 'censed moh'e uf Speoai ra'es if n (i't and wrap G"Csbv a Sr-o ehove Old Mio'aid Read. Pv T U 2 C , r vorfl-ING f "f"' ons, ce ree'e"ies. TU a-vf reoai' 2-438. 5PRV,reS 10IAPARTMENTS FOR RENT . .. 24 ROTOT ILLINO. tractor equipment, 17-50; , per hour, C b. r-orney, 1 v PLAIN or tancy cabinets, kitchen re-h modeling, beautiful furniture tlmshina. excellent references. TU 4-4079. " " n ktom nilTCHF R ING At your place, deliver to processing plant or leave ai your pi-. - 4-6126. PAINTING, Interior and exterior, no ob too small, Free estimates, iu i-stn. Guaranteed Repairs WASHER DRYER UHLIG'S ELECTRIC IMS M.m TU 4-Sili WELL DRILLING FREE ESTIMATES E. E. STOREY 3131 HOPE ST. TU .-3W0 VALLEY PUMP and EQUIPMENT CO. "BUY THE Y" 7!M SO. n TU 4-9774, PAINTING RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL E. L. GERRUE, Painting Contractor Estimates Gladly -TU 4-9538 "DENTAL" PLATES Repaired while you wait. New Plates Made From Your Old PERSONAL DENTURE SERVICE 1033 Main TU 4-3284 DOZER with operalor. Excavating 4 leveling. Any siie lob, Low rales. TU 2-1573 after 4 p.m. Gina's Tailor Shop Tailoring alterations tor men, women. children. AH work guaranteed. Reasonable Prices Gene's Men's Wear 537 Main HOOVER FENCE CO. FENCING Sold and Installed ALL TYPES FREE ESTIMATES CALL TU 2-0747 ANYTIME!! HELP WANTED, FEMALE 14 BABYSITTER, nights. In exchange for board & room, TU 2-35S6 after 4 p.m. PERMANENT position' available with a leading Klamath Falls firm for outstand ing young woman. Mutt have stenograph- training and be a good typist, snort- hand helpful but not mandatory. Duties consist of stenography, telephone orders and confidential work for manager. GOOD STARTING SALARY. Please WRITE to this newspaper, Box 49B C, giving name, age. experience and educa tion for a personal interview. All applica tions will be answered and all will be kept confidential HELP WANTED, MALE 16 RANCH carpenter for Klamath Falls area. Unencumbered. State Qualifications and salary expected. Write Box 495C care of Herald and News. IF you are making less than 11,000 a month do your family a favor and inves tigate this tremendous opportunity. Four men needed at once as home counselors. No experience necessary, free training program, liberal commission and draw. Call at 1035 Applewood. east end of Rec lamation, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs day at 1 p.m. SAN Francisco housewares wholesaler needs experienced salesman tor calling on established retail accounts In parts ot Northern California and Southern Oregon. essential. Commission and drawing account. Write to Allied Western Distribu tors, Inc.. 475 Brannan Street, San Fran cisco 7, Calif-, giving background. Please list telephone number for personal con tact. OLD established firm wants male book keeper, permanent position. Apply In own handwriting listing experience lo Box 499 C Herald and News. BOYS! scahg?ol EARN Vacation Money by selling the Herald & News Downtown AFTERNOONS Contact Herald & News, Circulation Dept , 1301 Esplonade PHONE TU 4-8 111 HELP WANTED 17 Salesmen or Saleswomen To sell real es'ate. no eiperience neces sary, this is your opportunity to represent a state-wide real estate firm in your lo cal area. Great West Realty Co 11848 S W. B arbor Blvd., Portland. Ore. WANTED retired couple to lake care of rentals. TU 1-0660. TWO people for route work. One part time opening Man or woman, perma nent. Can make 83 SO to SS 00 per hour or more. Write Mr stetson, P.O. Bo 4014, Oakland 73. Calif. NOTICE TO" JOB SEEKERS All help wanted ads publshed In the Herald 8. New are accepted in good ffffh that the fobs offered are at stated m the advertising cooy. We are not re sponsible lor the Integrity ot our adver tisers, but we make every effort to dis cover and reject all misleading advertis ing. Anyone ens ermg help wanted ad and finding It to be misleading is aiVed to report It to the Casuf'ed Ad vertising Department ot the Herald ir-w SITUATIONS WANTED 18 CHILDREN wanted, experienced child care. Day or mght, my home. TU 2-4)89. ROOMS FOR PENT 22 WANTED room with board in private CLEAN 2 bedroom unfurnished duoiei. home tor young man, TU 2-574e northsde, $75. TU 4-4117, TU 4-f207. ROOMSsmH house7reasonablt. Ernie7s MILLS ADDITION, clean 1 bedroom cab- Hotel. 6JI SO. 5th. TU 2-5J25. . in, $35. TU 4-3854, TU -f754. LARGEcleant'Ousei'eeolng rooms, utili- SMALL a room partly furnished, closa ties turn-shed. 317 Pine. TU 2-1487. In. 2201 Oak. C LEAN com tort ab'e rooms. 2 ' block's ONE bedroom furnished duplex, $35, I Irom Mam, 15 and UP, TU 4-425?. f-etrpc-n i'ur":Vj. 5" TU ;.nfu MEN housekeeping, everything furnished. mmm rrtiTI I wr ui hJZK ) $JS. 134 N 3rd. TU 4 6033. TU 4-e287. WEAL t ST Alt e. AIM ANUfc OES'RABLE alrond1t;nned rooms, 522 am O "TRADER" Pacific Terrace.JU 4-X74. ARE YOU? Steam heated, out, sleeping rooms. -..I ., y u 7;u why sell when you can trade. Call APARTMENTS FOR RENT TT24 DEANE SACHER COMPLETELY furnished apartment. REALTOR t4tl Main Member Internet tonal traders Cut N.CELlurn1,hedland2 beroCmVptr. wfX ' C"' M Wtrjf 130 and up, TU 4- 754. TU 4-3154. i"" ' FURNISHED front apartment All uf ni tres Paid eceot eiectrioty, adults, $52.50 Lincoln Apartments, Apt. 5. TWO bedrooms, living room, kitchen, orl vate btn, lurnlshed Convenient lo shne ping, 150 mo Tucker Real Estate. 224Q S 6th. TU 2-nl FURNISHED 3 rooms, part utilities paid, $:$. TU 2386, TU 2-4fl7. three room furnished apt. 7iJSOr chard. adults, rnqul't KV Radc'ifte. jRNlSHFD apt. 2 and 3 rooms, cose n. $55 and $65. TU I WM AUOLEY APARTMENT'S N-ce'y furnished 1 bedroom and tu, 303 So Ith near Post O'Ce FURNISHED cean t bed--m apt"hot and cmd wate-. ge'baoe furnished, 8th and L.ntoln. 10. TU 2 3 CLE AN 0'et rooms, sr-fll act7retes. Cou-t v-ew. H2 So- 3rd CLEN fvf-.shed ap--!f, good loca tion, can TU M4 9"' 4PI-I ' Fij q n 1 S F D 'n room aca-frent. ano jewels, Tu .s,ue. 'njONiSMi;- aa-te-'s. "t4jf.ve''s ie'. BEAUTIFUL large apt . fireplace, fenced lawn, many extras. 2 bedroom houu available May I. TU 4-4225. NICE clean one bedroom furnished act . 125. Gas utilities. Set Mrs. Adams, 41$ H igh. THREE room upstairs apt., partly fur nished, gai utilities, TU 4-9185. 2 BEDROOM apartment; also 1 bedroom furnished and 1 bedroom unfurnished; t bedroom house. S35, TU 4-5686. FURNISHED bachelor apt. Utilities paid. 140 mo. TU 2-4646; TU 2-5935 alter 6 p.m. WALNUT APARTMENTS, large, clean, warm, furnished. 415 Walnut. BEAUTIFUL, downtown, furnished, adults, S65,j.lphe Apts., TU 4-4S72. KTfCHENETTES l5'wk 1 person; 2 double bed unit for 2. 520. Johnny's Mo tel, 2005 Biehn, TU 2-9130. ONE bedroom furnished, washing facili- t les, 145, TU 2-SB29. DESIRABLE furnished studio apartment, uptown, 223 N. 61 h Marion Apls. CONSTRUCTION workers welcomeiNear new OTI site, furnished, TV available, weekly ralea. Pelican Motel, TU 2-9256. NICELY furnished bedroom apt! Aso furnished modern cabin. TU 4-3762, TU 3fl93. LOVELY, furnished, all utilities, close In, reasonable, adults. TU 4-9287, TU 4-6033; , , . . , FURNISHED 2 bedroom apartment. S45. Water, garbage paid. TU 4-5692. NEAR Weyerhaeuser furnished. Utilities, steam heat, S40, TU4-8313. EWAUNA DOWNTOWN Klamath's most modern, furnished. SO. lllh. TU 2-1062. FURNISHED 1 bedroom, utilities paid, S65, adults. TU 2-2742, TU 4-6880. NICE 2 bedroom unfurnished, water, gar bage paid, 2235 Wlard, TU 4-3577. TWO-bedroom furnished apt., all utilities paid, 1115 mo. ph. TU 2-0377, 3949 Shasta Way. FURNISHED 3 room apt., S55, 1 room unit, S40, all utilities paid, shared baths. Adults only. 419 North Tenth. NICE clean furnished apartment, close in, TU 2-2531, TU 4-6966. NEWLY decorated 3 room furnished, $31. 200' i E. Main: also 2 room, furnlshei. $25, 200 E. Main. Call TU 4-4121 or TU 4-7290. SHARP, downtown, furnished, adults, $59.50, Alpha Apls.TU 4-4522. ONE bedroom furnished apt., close in, private bath, TU 2-6886. ONE bedroom furnished apartment, downtown, adults only, TU 4-4121. ONE or two bedroom furnished, heat, water paid. 825 Grant, TU 2-4719. NEWLY decorated, furnished 3 room apartment. Inquire 2061 White. THREE furnished upstairs rooms, adults only, 911 WelnuK "ROOSEVELT APTS. 2036 LEROY PH. TU 2-1749 Furnished or unfurnished one bedroom. Garage. Hot water heat. Hot Springs area. Adults. KLAMATH FALLS FINEST 2544 Union 1 Bedroom unfurnished 2 Bedroom unfurnished Spacious Rooms Taslelutly Decorated Wall to Wall Carpeting Swimming Pool Rental Includes all services except telephone and electricity Dorothea Nolan TU 2-0764 $36 to $58.50 COMFORTABLE LIVING AT LOW COSTI 1-2-3 bedroom apts., furnished or unfur nished. Permanent maintenance Included. Monday through Friday SHASTA VIEW APARTMENTS 1627 WASHBURN WAY TU 4-8272 Office hours I a.m. to 5 p.m. RICKFALLS APARTMENTS and MOTEL 2660 Shasta Way One ond Two Bedroom opts. Furnished ond Unfurnished $69.50 to $89.50 Daily, Weekly Motel Rates TU 2-5577 HOUSES FOR RENT .... 26 ONE bedroom furnished house, newly dec orated, TU 4-9157. ONE bedroom unfurnished, nice location, TU 2-3239. NICE 3 bedroom home, available 22nd. near shopping center, school. Ph. after 6. TU 2-4219. 2 BEDROOM furnished, washer, dryer, fenced yard, garage, $75. TU 4-7B7J. SMALL 2 bedroom unfurnished hou near K U. Adults. 1 or 2 children o k. $50, 1646 Portland, TU 2-6590. FURNlVHEDhouse,' $35, Inquire 223""H. Main. TU 4-7661. PARTLY furnished 2 bedroom, fenced yard. $45 mo., 2504 Pershing Way. cbY2"bedroomr5l40"ctage, ITuTbeau titul 3 bedroom, fireplace, family room, etc. 5A35 S 6th. $130. Keys at Pelican Tractor, 5629 S. 6th ONE bedroom furnished house, clean, no dogs. Call TU 4-3717. COMFORTABLE one bedroom furnished. Oregon Ave. $47.50. TU 2-2002. FURNISHED 1 bedroom, basement, ga rage, yard. Write 2547 Corona, Medford. TWO bedroom unfurnished duole, J chil dren accepted, MS per mo. Suburban area, ph. TU 2-5106 $30, furnished. NICE 1 bedroom furnished duplet. New carpet, clean Close to City center. Gar oen spot, water and garbage paid. $o. TU 4 8773. TWO small furn.shed houses, free wa ter, reasonable rent. 1723 Oak. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 30 j YALTA Cardens. comfortable 2 bed !room. etra large family room or 3rd 'bedroom, wall to wall carpet, circulating fireplace with glass doors, et'a large lot, fruit trees On sewer and Enterprise irrigation U F h A appraised BY owner on Laverne. 3 bed-oom, larga living room with fireolece, dining room, Thermooane, tu 4-3SS7. SACRiFfCtTsfcvline Vwetrwaerrpav. ment in, $1000 cash plus closing, TU Mil. OUR homes can be purchased with any type financing, at pric to suit Your in come. Ask us about no money down fi-nanct-g. Beautiful homes A tow Cost pe loot eo-slrvction. Check w.th m. Thrifty Builders. Estate Drive aouth nd Vai von. Tu 2 04)4. TU 4 5244 TWO bed'oom hor-t cVan. leT new t-v., owner. $ JUJ tJ J-ttfJ. LOVELY new 3 befOoThomes La-ge bed'onms ed cKwe's Beautiful k-tche-s. tnsuia'ed an a'Ov-d Best workmansh p. 'erge cs on paved s'-ee $8 enr on vov to Choe tehj ava'iahie Estae Dr-ve S of Mao son TU 2-03. TU , 4