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HERALD AND
NEW RED FOXES ARRIVE Six red fox pups arrived lasf week at the Moore Park
Zoo from Jack Marks of the Portland Zoo. The foxes are being displayed in the re
cently constructed small animal pens. Gary Woodring, Recreation Department direc
tor, announced that four goslings, part of the gift from Portland, will be placed in the
waterfowl pond at the park.
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BRAND NEW AND SAWDUST TOO Thei. little red foxes don. ted to the Moor
Park Zoo by the Portland Zoo emerge from their shipping crate spanking new with
the packing sawdust still clinging lo their fur. The photograph by Herald and Newt
photographer Don Kettler was taken just as the first fox took a timid step out of the
bo into the world of his new home in Klamath Falls.
Naturalist
Designated
Hlchard M. Brown has been
designated chief park naturalist
for Crater !.ake National Tark.
Supt. W. Ward YeaRcr announced
recently. Brown comes lo the
park from Muir Womls National
Monument. Mill Vallev. Californ
la. where he was also chief park
naturalist. Previously, he served
with the National Park Service
seasonally as a park naturalist
and then permanently as assitaiU
park naturalist, both at Crater
Lake National Park.
Brown attended San Ilicgo State
College. San Diego, Calif , (or
the (all semester, I'm before en
listing in Hie United Stales Naval
Reserve. Upon being discharged
in low. be returned to San Diego
Slate College for two years and
tlien transferred ;o P,.n,oni Coi
lege, uaremonl, t alit., reeciv.
ing his Jlnchelor of Arts degree
from that institution in V'M
lie subsequently allemlcd Har
vard University lor two yrars,
obtaining a W.nlcr of Arts de
gree there in Wtf. (he University
of Michigan for Inir years, work
ing trra.ird a Ph D. degree, and
San Francisco State College.
P.rowns wife. Ann. and their
son, David. 2, accompanied lnm
tn the park where they ill live
park headquart-ro.
Prisoners Die
In Cell Fire
PATF.RSON. N. .1. IUPI -Three
prisoners were killed Sal
mday when fire flashed through
their padded cell in the city Jail
Police said one of them appar
enlly set the fire.
Fourteen other prisoners were
hospitalized.
Police said James D. Turner,
19. Robert West. 20. and Allen
Cook. 21. were killed instantly.
The fire was believed started
by West w'ho had been jailed on
a disorderly charge momenta earlier.
NEWS. Klamalh Falli. Oregon
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BASIN
BONANZA
MILS. JUANITA STKVKNSON
and her daughter. Mrs. Dale
Giiode. Klamalh Falls, spent Sun
day in Langcll Valley with her
son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and
Mrs. Bud Slevenson. and Mary
Anne. MR. AND MRS. RICHARD J.V
COHSK.N and Richard Ketcham
of Livermore spent a few days
with their brother and sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Ketcham.
and Rmalil.
PAT C.IVAN ol CorvalUs and
Ciordon Ciivan of Kugene sjient
Mother's Day weekend with tlieir
I parents. Mr. and Mis. Km Civan.
MR. AND MRS. JIMMY
RALPH have a son. their first
child, horn May 14. Grandparents
ate Mr. and Mrs. KvrreU Ter
pening and Mr. and Mrs. Don
Ralph.
MR. AND MRS. C. ('.. STRAUS
have returned tn their home in
Ruseburg after visiting her sister.
Mrs. Cla-.ide BcchdoMt. and fam
ily. MRS. NOMA SANTOS has re
turned hi her home in Vancouver.
Wash., after visiting with her
daurtiler. Mrs. Homer Dixon, and
in Klamath Falls wtlh her daugh
ler, Mrs. .lorry Wagner.
MH. AND MnS. W I I. I. I A M
I.AMTON and Mr. and Mrs. Chris
Peterson of San Jose spent several
days with Mr. and Mis. Edgar
Downing. Mrs. Lawton Is the
Downing' daughter. Kditar's fath
ei, F. M. Downing, and his aunt
Mrs. F.sther Hastings, Hastings
Ark , were also visitors.
MR. AND MRS. KMAM'KI.
KF.I.I.KR ami their daughter. Mrs
Eugene Fankhauser, and Kurt and
Mrs. Keller'n father, (irorge Ru-
eck, Portland. ent several days
with their son in-law end daugh
ter. Rev. Eugene Willis, and fam
ily. Tbey were accompanied hv
Mrs. Willis' aunt. Mis Catherine
t ta r- .
Monday, Mav 20. 1963
BRIEFS
Rucck. Portland, who was a mis
sionary in China for five years.
MIM. MYRTLE VOWKLL of
Klamath Falls is spending a few
days in Langcll Valley with her
son, Ray Vowell, and son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Herman Vow ell. and Susan.
Bill Considered
SAI.EM lUPI'-The Senate Ju
diciary Commitle has sent a
Hoiise-passed hill for civil com
mitment of sexually dangerous
persons to the Senate floor "with
out recommendation "
Unemployed Claims Laid
To Poor Spring Weafher
Hie statewide mte of tn Mired
unempiovment at 5 9 per cent in
Orccon ua up (or the week end
inc May 2 compared to bnth a
year ayo 'SO per cent' and four
week ejtrlirr 'SH per cent1. In
vid M Cameron, department of
employment rtnrtmi winner, re
ported He A.itd that the ame
poor weather which has prevailed1
inrnugnnm tne spring just eem
tn linger on prevrntinc any real
increase m outdoor indutrial ac
tivity He arklrd that initial claims for
unemplo ment insurance benefits
con tun ted to decline, but that the
rate nf indued unemployment
insurant benetits continued to
decline, hul th,it the rate of in
sured unemployment was up and
that weeks claimed for the week
ending May J were up to M,H:V)
compared lo 3.1. four weeks.
earlier and 20,011 a ear earlier
The hicliest rales ol insured
with 1,1 A per cent, where a bi
weekly fsebedule of service to itin
erant points causes lare week-lo.
week I met nation in claim and
at lrants Pass with 13 I per rent
where rain and mod retarded
any large scale resumption ot
work in the woods and mills.
Uiwest rates t4 insured unenv
Court Records
DISTRICT COURT
Mjy 14
TRAFFIC CASES
RtcheKd Loui PitKj, lailuri to dim
htadllgnli, euiily ple. S10 fine p(d
Litr LrKtitr, onooevM nop io.
guiiiy ptt, SIC lint paid.
Mm Tworck, no slop nam, guilty pie.
$10 line paid
Marilyn sua Wftotit, cxcaisivt none.
guilty plea, 110 fine paid.
Jeiut Cawiios, failure dim headliohti, ,
guilty plea, IIS fine paid.
Martin Matyear, no Oregon ooerator'i
Ikente. guilty plea, li line paid.
rodle Dlanne Olaisow, (allure to yield
right ol way. guitty plea. $10 fine paid.
Euotne William MacOonald, no wheel
coven, guilty plea. M.iO Una paid.
Kooeri jamet unaar, violate daiic ru e.
guilty plea, 70 line paid.
William John McKinnon, no tall liahti,
guilty plea, $5 line paid.
winiam Eivin weseman, violate base
ruie. guiiiy piea, m tine paid.
t-iar wyall Forster. diiobeved Hod
sign, guiify pien, no tine paid
MISDEMEANOR CASES
Elva Maxine Price, drawing a check
with insufficient funds in hank or od
depository, guilty plea; sentencing set
ior nnay it.
FELONY CASES
Homer Leon Moran, knowingly uttering
and publishing a forged bank check,
preliminary hearing. SuMlclem evidence
to hold to answer charge. Held for grand
lury,
DISTRICT COURT
May It
TRAFFIC CASES
Delbert James Folk, improper passing,
not guitty plea, trial without ury set for
May 29.
Robert Lee Smith, no PUC permit, net
guilty plea, trial witnout ury set for
May ??
Dwignt Nay lor Eagle, violate basic rule,
not guilty plea, trial without jury set
lor May Ti.
Jesse Paul Ex ton, violate basic rule,
trial without lury continued until May 39.
Robert Marion Cliff Jr., violate basic
rule, guilty plea. $20 fine paid.
Michael Craig Ceienze, Improper muf
fler, guilty piea. ' W ime paid.
Jettie Jean Heim, no vehicle license
(expired), guiify plea, $5 fine paid.
Geo'frey David Helm, disobeyed slop
sign, guilty piea. sio tine paid.
Donnai Dolores Lewis, disobeyed slop
sign, guiiiy piea, no ime paia.
James Murreii neiscn, tanur to viem
right of way, guilty plea, $10 tint paid.
Harold Arthur sturgeon, no fixed load
license (expired), guilty plea. $5 fine
oaid.
vera Alicia (.avener, tenure to yieia
right of way, trial without lury, found
guilty, tig fine paid.
John Bailey scnuimentn, atsobeveo stop
nan, aumv piea, no tine paio.
Michael Fulton Herbert, vioiai basic
rule, guiify plea, Slo mt paid.
James Raymond Oyer, disobeyed stop
sign, guilty piea, sio nm patg.
Clifford Lee lurrwr, failure TO dim
headlights, guilty plea. SIO fine paid
Thelma Mae Johnson, disobeyed nop
sign, guilty piea, no tint paid.
Charles Edward King, violate oasic
rule, trial without jury. Found guilty,
fin paid.
Barbara Jan Adams, disobeyed nop
sign, guilty plea, $10 (in paid,
Percy Everett wneistone, ito ids
group axle overload, guilty pica, $tW fine
paid.
Percy Everett wnetitone. improper
right turn, guilty plea, $15 fine paid.
George Elliott HawKins, no safety cnam.
guilty plea, $15 fine paid.
Minon ooraon bessier. no vert ic is li
cense (expired), guitty plea. $5 fine paid.
Donald Charles McGaughy, disobeyed
stop sign, guilty plea, $10 fine paid.
Joseph Arlo Cray, violet baiic rule.
guilty plea, $10 fin paid.
Fran josepn MCHuqn, aisooeyea stop
sign, guilty pie, $10 fin paid.
David John Mueller, improper right
turn, guMty plea. $10 fine paid.
o. v. eakr, disobeyed stop sign, guilty
plea, (10 fine paid.
Larry Lavell Odoms, no safety chains,1
guilty plea, $7.50 fine paid
Perry C lemon t Dykes. 1400 lbs. tandem!
axles overload, guilty pie. SIS fin pM
FELONY lASES
Kennetti Leo Dellgllo, e -convict In pos
session of firearm capable of being con
cealed about the person, dismissed on
motion by district attorney.
MUNICIPAL COURT
May H
Bernard B. Perkins, drunk, US or five
or 10 days.
John Liny, drunk, m or live or 10
days.
Raymond Jackson, drunk, Mi forfeit.
Charles Lee Maddax, drunk, IIS or
five or 10 days.
Everett F. Slanalend, drunk, I2S or
fiver or 10 days.
Bridge Clubs
Plan Session
DUNSMUm-The Southern Sis-
kiyou Duplicate Bridge Club
will entertain the Redding Mas
ter Toint unit, which includes
Anderson and Weaverville dupli
cate clubs, at a dinner at the Ho
tel Dunsmuir on June 2.
Bridge play starting at 1 30
p.m. will precede the late afler-
noon dinner. Mr. and Mrs. A. B
lones are handling dinner ar
rangements.
More Refugees
Arrive In U.S.
PORT KVEUGLADKS. Ha. -lTIt
Tho veswl American Sur
veyor Meamed into .port here to
day with another 739 Cuban relu-
pres. the linn sniploart since
Oirutmas.
The black - hulled (rcichter en
tered the mouth of the hartwr at
this port just north of Miami
about ! 17 a m.. EST. accom
panied by a Coat Guard cutter
and two gray tugs.
plmment were at Cnrvalli with
.13 per cent, compared tn 2 H pet-
cent a year aco and .tfi per cent
four werk earlier and at Port
land with 3S per cent. cimpared
to 3 5 per cent a year am and
3 7 per cent four weeks earlier.
Other rates in the larcer area
compared tn a year acn showed
Kucenr at fi per cent, no 40 I
pcr tvrvt; K kim.H h Knits at 71
twr rcnl mi 117 rwr .-m 1.t.
' . ' T " 1 l
HU at V .1 per mil, lip ! per". K'amam fans. Oegon A cooy of
-..nl; North Rode. ny ."i"??tZZ? T!
7 2 (or cent, up 2A9 per cent 'wntv-i.ve ociari h:joov th tun
rcndlcton ami Milton -hrcrwjiirr-ar, ren.ned w oond con
jit 8 1 per rent, up 219 per cent ''f wv" " vs a"er the
.... . - aa'r c iie h'd orenng
nml Niiem M i t vr cent, up nw mt m P'ertuai.fiwi in f-
''7 0 Per tTnl .ccaance th t", uws of Oeoon Po'm
' , , I win he provaed by the City for that
The a mi tunt of unemo inmenl ipurwwe
leiH'(ll t)Hl (Hit so inr Ihia' fi.-al
win ins jmki mil so lar nils llfnai
vpjtr, since .lulv l. IWV2, was (iimnl'"' tenn.M rNet. can s chek
Mnie periixf in the previous IimmI
ear Numter of Mnicnts were'rte reovi.'M furrl security tor u
aln d,.n 19 1 ,W cor for t h . s. i I. 7"S' cZ.'i: "
period AIm S3 millwn in bene- T,,r comp-efon m t
fits have tven paid in this ItM-alpTTV'wve, tt.t
vrar so f.ir. ettmiwred to li Q r,, ,h Co.
,, ,
milium m ior previous iiMai year
period
The Orefion unemployment in
surance trust fund contained JAR 3
million on Mav f cimijrvd to
M5 3 millwn a vear aco
Pilot Dies
In Crackup
THE DALLES (UPl-One man
lost his life and another was criti
cally injured when their light
plane crashed about 10 miles
southwest of here Friday after
noon. Killed was John Gene Smith, 28.
The Dalles, a passenger in the
aircraft. (Marquis H. Wollenweber,
42, also' of The Dalles and the
piiot of the plane, was taken io a ;
Portland hcspual.
The plane was owned by
Smith's brother, Ivan Smith of
The Dalles.
It crashed on a gravel road
near Chenowith Creek after tak
ing off earlier in the afternoon
from the Chenowith Airpark. It
.slammed into a bank and lipped
upside down on the roadway.
Witnesses reported that the
plane made a pass at a field as
if to land and then crashed.
Teacher Joins
Science Study
Mis. Helen B. Roper, Klamath
Union Hifih School, is one of 30
teachers from 13 states who will
participate in a National Science
Foundation summer mathematics
institute at Portland State Col
lege, June 17 to Aug. 9.
The institute is designed for
junior and senior high school
teachers of mathematics. Lat
est methods of teaching and new
er mathematics concepts will be
introduced in the eighth NSF
mathematics institute to be
awarded to the Portland Stale
mathematics department.
Actress Wins
Dog Bite Suit
LOS AXGELES ( UPI i-Actrcss
Elaine Stewart Friday won a
(4,500 jury award for damages in
her $150,000 suit over a dog bite
suffered four years ago.
The superior court panel re
turned a 10-2 verdict in the 27-year-old
actress' favor. TheHirst
trial ended in a mistrial.
On The Record
KLAMATH FALLS
BIRTHS
BOYS
STEARNS Born to Mr. and Mrs. Phil-
lip O. Stearns tn Klamath Vally Hospl-
til May 14 a boy weighing 6 lbs , 13 ois.
RALPH Born lo Mr. and Mrs. Jamts
R. Ralph In Klamath Valley Hospital May
11 a boy weiqmng I Ins.. i'i on.
METZKER Born to Mr. and Mrs. Lar
rv Metiker In Klamath Valley Hoipllal
May 14 a bay weighing ' tbs.. 13 on
LEIGHTON Born fo Mr. and Mrs,
James R. Leigh ton In Klamath Valley
Hospital May 4 boy weighing I lbs.
9 os.
HUGHES Born fo Mr. and Mrt. John
B. Hughes In Klamath Valley Hospital
Mav li a boy weighing 7 lbs.. 13i ois.
COMBS Born to Mr. and Mrs. Don
ald V Combs In Klamath Valley Hos
pital May IS boy weighing J lbs.. U1 j
Oil
CLARK Born to Mr. and Mrs Don.
aid C'ark in Klamath Valley Hospital
May I) a boy weighing I lbs.. I ot
MYERS Born to Lt. and Mrs. Thorn
t W. Myers tn Klamath Valley Hospital
May 1 a boy weighing a ibs. 7 on.
GIRLS
LUGO Born to Mr. and Mrs. I aw-
rence J. Lugo tn Klamath Valley Hospi
tal May 14 a girl weighing $ lbs . ' i 07
BAKKE Born to Mr. nd Mrs. Kttll
Bakfce in Klamath Valley Hospital May
IS a girl weighing A lbs , -4 ois.
HAR T Born to Mr. and Mrs Alvln
Hart In Klamalh Valley Hospital Mav
IS a girl weighing A lb . H'i ois.
IT J SUMMARY
Beys: IIS Girls: 17
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Jnhn C. Her.n, ?J, Klamath Falls, and
Laura N. Gustation. II. Lewislon. Idaho i
DIVORCES FILED
FOOTE -Wanda vs. Jack E. !
WARD Douoias vs. Carol A
blue cloud Miin Rae vs. wn-
lam C'avmore
JOHNSON Patricia vs. Leo.
LAWSUITS FILED
Carter-Jones CoUettion, inc vs Charles
Hightower, dba Industrial 0vtng Asso
iafes and Ina Hightower, 0 In-
Oehtedness
Oonavm R Monehill vs James ). Fhr
h. SI 451 general and special rtamaoe
resulting from Iniyr-rs and damage lo
veriicie m auto collision.
LEGAL NOTICE
ADVF.RTI5FVENT FOR BIDS
AVALON STRFET IMPROVEMENT
UNIT NO. ISt
Sealed eroooals for the construction
of etensioni to tr-e strel svstem of the
f iiy (it K'amath Fails, Oreoon. addressed
'a tne City Recorder, City Malt. Klamath
Fa'is, Oregon, will h received at the
City Hun. Kiamath Fails. Oregon, until
1 W P M . Pacific Daylight Time, on
July i. if.3. and then wM be publicly
opni and read
the wrrk contemplated consists M !
fcllowlna
Construction flt Inch rock base and
J mrh Type "B" srhic concrete pave
ment Af) teet wte. together with !,
nnet leel m concrete curb and gutter.
7f 77 lm4M trtt concrete curb and
M eti
?7?i 1ft cu
i cu. vd
bae
compacted crushed rock
4' concrete S'dewaik re-
tan iq ft i" cone re tf S'dewaik piace-
p,', spif.et.nns ar on Me
"i avatupie to the puhiT at tne Cty
mu1 smtted on
IM D,f,e,ipW n) s accompanied
of
amfni
ttn-
frii protect t
rQ tn (ml
itraf's un'ii m sefvd ryv1
Covc
mte'.ng fi'ownq ft pc"'-o g bKts I'M
0 reiecf B"v all p'nocna or o -
i frt osa ororcxait a't ' '
(sfunmn of ne C ty. to pes' 'ne'esti
of C'v
rtatari t, istft rtav nf Mav IM1
f ' am. fb on-
LEGAL NOTICE
NO. tf-tt
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 e'ven that the under
signed Executor of the Est.! of WES
LEY MONETTE JOHNSON, deceased.
tiled his Fine) Account and the
Honorable Donald A. W. Piper, Judge of
Circuit Court of the SHI of Ore
gon, for Klamath County, has set the
1 0th day of June, 1H3. at the nour or
10:00 o'clock AM., as the lime, ana
the Courtroom of said Court as ihe place
for hearing objections to said Final Ac
count.
s-Ernest Mullls
Executor
'I-Rlchard J, Smith
Attorney for Executor
No. 9S, May 13, 10, 27. Jun 3, 1963.
NO. ia-rte
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE STATE OP OREGON
FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH
J. S. GLEASON. JR.. AS Administrator
or 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. BONNEY and VIRGIN
IA BONNEY. GREETINGS:
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
OREGON: You are hereby required to
appear and answer the Complaint tiled
against you In the above entitled Court
and cause on or before the eipiralion
of four (4) weeks from Ihe date ot
the tirsl publication ot this Summons
upon you. and. If you fall to appear and
so answer said Complaint, me Kiainmi
for want thereof will apply to the above
entitled Court for the relief prayed for
said Complaint, to wit:
That a Decree be entered against you
as follows:
(1) That Judgment be entered against
e Defendants. George Arthur Allen, i
Neva Marie Allen, Lee Allen Roberts
and Barbara C. Roberts, husband and
and each of them, in the sum or
$7,943.05 together with Interest thereon
at the rale ot A'i per cent per annum
from Aor II. 1962. plus the
S27.0O as and for the cost of foreclosure
report, and for plaintiff's costs and dis
bursements Incurred herein and that ex
ecution issue therefor;
(2 Thai Plaintiff's Mortgage nerem oe
adjudged and declared a valid first Hen
upon the properly descnoea as toiiows.
to wit:
Lot Twenty-seven f271 of bUMWt" 5
PARK, In the County or Kiemain ana
State of Oreaon;
to secure the oavmenr of all sums here
Inabove mentioned for which judgment
Is herein prayed together with accruing
intentst and costs; that the saio Mort
gage be foreclosed and that the said
mortgaged real properly be sold in the
manner provided by iaw ior me ie or
real property upon execution; that Plaii
lift be allowed lo bid at said foreclosure
sale; that the Sheriff of Klamalh coun
ty. Oregon, be directed to place Ihe pur
chaser at said sale In Immediate oc
cupancy and possession of said prop-
tv and that the proceeds ot tne saie
be applied tirsr to tne cost ot said saie;
second to the oavmenl of Plaintiff's ludg
ment for costs, disbursements and fees;
and third In payment pro tanto of Plain
tiffs Judgment tor payment ot ait omer
items as herein prayed tor together
accruing Interest and costs;
(3) That the Defendants. George
thur Allen, Neva Marie Allen, Lee Allen
Roberts and Barbara C. Roberts, hus
band and wife. Charles C. Bonney and
Virginia Bonney, and each of them, and
all persons claiming by, inrougn or unaer
them, be forever barred and foreclosed of
all right, title. Interest, lien or equity in
and to the said property and each and
every portion thereof, except their statu
tory right of redemption; and tor sucn
other and further relief as to tne Court
may seem equitable;
(4) That In the event the real property
described herein Is not sold at said e
ecution sale tor a sum sufficient to satis
fy Ihe costs and expenses of sale and
Plaintiffs udg ment prayed for herein.
that a deficiency judgment be entered
herein against the Defendants, George
Arthur Allen, Neva Mane 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 Ihe total amount of cosls and
expenses of sale and the Plaintiffs udg-
meni nerein.
This Summons Is published by Order
oi the Honorable Donald A w. Pioei
Judge of the above entitled Court, made
and entered on the 29 day of April, 193,
prescribing that this Summons be served
bv publication once each week lor four
successive weeks in the Klamath Falls
Herald & News, a newspaper of 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
oi June. i9u.
F. J. DEES, Attorney for Plaintiff
post oitrce address:
Veterans Administration
Regional O'lice
TOt S. W. Fifth Avenue
Portland 4. Oregon
U. May U, 20, 37, June 3,
1963.
NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That
payments under sewer assessment liens,
agamst real property hereinafter de
scribed, in the City of Klamath Falls,
Oregon; entered In the lien docket of 1
said City. In the sewer Improvement unit i
hereinafter tdenfilied, to which the pub-
may refer, are now delinquent and1
in default; that by virtue of warrants is
sued by the Recorder of said City, ail
dated the 6th day ot Way. 13. and to
'
reeled. I will on the 17lh day of
IW3, beginning at the hour of ten
Jur
o'clock A.M. (daylight saving lime I of
day, at the front door of the City
Hall for the City of Klamalh Falls.
Oregon, at public auction for cash,- to
satisfy said assessment liens, payment
on which are now in default and to
safisly the interest thereon and the cost
of such sale; sell Ihe following described
tots, tracts and parcels or real estate.
or so much of each thereof as necessary
satisfy said hen. interest and cost
saie of the respective prooirty; ail
of said properties being located in the
City of Klamath Falls. Oregon, and de-
:ribed as follows, to-wit:
Wi Lot I. Block 7. Buena Vista Addi
tion; amount of Hen (05 30; in default
S5 30 Of inc i pa I and Interest 13 36; Sewer
nit no. X
S'l Lot I. Block 7. Buena Vista Addl
jn; amount of " 15 30: in default
SS 30 principal and Interest 13 36; Sewer
Unit No. 30
Lot ll, Block 41. Buene VMte Addition:
amount of len U 11, in default 149 31
principal and Interest tl Ti: Sewer Unit
No. 30
Lot 1, Block 41. Buena VUta Arid -"on
amount of len 14f M. m default tdM
pnncioal and Interest S 75; Sewer Unit
No 30
Lot 14. Block 41. Boena Vista Add!
lion; amount of hen tfto II; in de'auit
IM11 principal and interest 1301; Sewer
Mr.lt Nfl m
Lot IS, Block 41. Buena Vista Addi
tion, amount of lien 139 tl: In default
5311 principal and Interest tl.aO; Sewei
Unit No 30
Lot it. Block 41. Buena Vlt Addi'ton
amount of lien Hill; In default 3 11
pr.ncipal and Interest 11 40; Sewer Unit
NO X
Block 41, Buena Vista Add!
amount of lien lie ll: in default
u 11 principal and Interest 1140; Sew-
ler Unit No 30
tot 4, Rirxfc 4?. Buena Vn't Addition:
amount of ln I'M 71 : m default 118! 71
princioal and Interest U)J; Sewer Unit
NO. 30
Block J. SMOPino'on AJdiiMjn
amount of tten nil 4S. tn default 1131 4
mal and interest 14 4J, Sewer Unr
No 30
Block 7- Sn-OPingrm Addition
amount tr iten 1W 41: In deHHiit H3i 4i ;
rnnr.nal and in'ereU U U. Sewr Until
(,30
Fach piece of prnpertv will be ttva-
ateiv sntd n w'M be soHJ to m htqhesl
brewer for cash in hand A certificate
saie to the property will be issued
th Purchaser end If the propertv is not
edeemed wthtn one year from the date
f sae. said certificate may be e-
changrd at the of'ice of te Recorder of
I'd C'tv tor a fleJ to said pmoeriy.
Done this 13th day Of May. 143
Chas. A Howard
fh'ef ot Ponce for Klam
ath Fans. Oregon
o M, Vay 13. Tn. I. Jue 3. 191
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LEGAL NOTICE
RESOLUTION NO. "40 I
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 Ak t a i..
ING IN MOUNTAIN VIEW AND ELDO
RADO HEIGHTS AODITION, GENERAL
LY DESCRIBED AS SO. of BLOCKS
12. 13 and 14. AND BLOCKS 1- to. ..
M. K AND 37. ALL IN MOUNTAIN
vipw ADDITION; ANO NO. '-i OF
BLOCKS 3S AND 34. SAID MOUNIAim
uicku AnntTlON; AND BLOCK 15. anu
LOTS 1. 1. 3, 4, 5, A. 12, 13 ANU
BLOCK 24. ELDORADO HEIGHTS AD-
niTION; ALL IN THE CITY OF KLAM
ATH FALLS, OREGON, APPROVING
'PLANS SPECIFICATIONS AND EST
MATES THEREFOR FILEL far f '
CITY ENG..VfcfcR: DESCRIBING THE
BOUNDARIES OF THE P"TY
BENEFITED: AND DIRECTING CER
TAIN STEPS TO BE TAKEN; SAID
PoniFfT TO BE KNOWN AS. Sewer
Unit NO. 13.
-r.. rtt enninr of the Cilv of Klam
ath Falls, Oregon, pursuant to a resolution
of the common tountii minu'w -
k..,inn (nut nijint. specifications and
estimates for the cost of constructing andi
laying a storm sewer .o
the 33rd. sewer urm w. -,
vi..ih c n.. nrMon. to serve the a
lying In Mountain View and Eldorado
Heights Additions, generally described as.
So of Blocks 12, 13 and 14 and Blocks
19, 20. 21, 21, 79, 30 and 37, all in Moun
tain View Addition: and Block 15. and
Lois 1, 2, 3. 4. 5, a, t2, 13 and 17.
Block 24, Eldorado Heights Addition; and
NO. Vi of Blocks 35 and 36, Mountain
View Addition; ALL IN THE CITY OF
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON; embracing
i. ..i ..nit aii th area hereinafter bound
ed and described; and the Common Coun-j
rii hau mi takpn saio Dians. suciMiia'
tions and estimates under consideration,
finds them satisfactory;
THEREFORE; BE IT RESOLVED BY
THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF KLAMATH FALLS, OKtoUN, uuli
ASSEMBLED IN REGULAR SESSION
AS FOLLOWS;
Sectlon-1-
That the plans, specifications end es
timates for me consirucnon ana iniien
latlon of what Is to be known as the
33rd. sewer unit ot the City of Klamath
Falls, Oregon, tiled with the City by the
City Engineer, shall be, and the same
are hereby approved and adopted.
Secnon-z-
That the Common Council Of the City
' KtMtnMih Falls. Oreaon, hereby de
clares ils Intention to construct and in
stall the 33rd. sewer unit of said City in
accordance with said plans, specifica
tions, and estimates, fo serve the above
described area. The projects consist of
all required excavation and backfill, and
placement of approximately the following
items:
til lineal feet of 21 Inch reinforce con
crele pipe
577 lineal feet of II inch standard con-
29 lineal teet Ot IS men nanaara ton-
crete pipe
2793 lineal feet Ol 9 men sienaam con
crete Pipe
5B8 lineal teet or 10 men sianuora
concrete pipe
33 standard catcnoasins
And other appurtenances lying wlthli
any streets Involved within the scope of
this project;
All shown in mora detail on the plans,
specifications and estimates on file In
the office of the Recorder.
The estimated cost of the project for ma
terials, work, construction, as shown by
said plans, specifications, and estimates,
including engineering a no contingencies
Is S26.94l.o3.
Sectlon-3-
That the property lying within the
boundaries hereinafter described, shall be
and is hereby declared to be benefited by
the construction and installation of said
sewer ystem, to-wit:
MOUNTAIN VIEW STORW
SEWER UNIT NO. 33
OUTER BOUNDARY DESCRIPTION
Realnnlno at a point which Is the Section
Corner common lo Sections 70, 21, ?fl.
and 29. Township 31 South, Rang 9 East,
Willamette Base and Meridian; thence.
in a westerly direction along the center-
line of Van Ness Avenue to the intersec
tion of the cenlerlines of Van Ness Ave
nue and Tiffany Street; thence, northerly
along the centerline of Tiffany Street to a
point wnicn is ar ngnr angles io me
southeast property corner of Lot i,
Block 24. Eldorado Heights; thence, west
erlv and at right angles to tha center
line of Tiffany Street to Ihe southeast
properly corner of Lot 17. Block 24,
dorado Heights; thence, westerly along
the southerly property line of Lof
Block 24, Eldorado Heights, to a point on
an 166.20 foot radius curve to the left;
thence, along Ihe arc of an 166.20 foot ra
dius curve to the left, a distance of 360.63
feel; thence, northwesterly a distance ol
85 0 feet to a point on the centerline of
Birch Street which is at right angles to
the nortnwesf corner of Lot Block 74,
Eldorado Heights; thence, northeasterly
along the centerline of Birch Street to
an angle point fo the left; thence, north
erly along the centerline of Birch Street
to the intersection of the centerlmes
Birch Street and Terrace Avenue; thence,
easterly along fhe centerline of Terrace
Avenue to the Intersection of the center
lines ot Terrace Avenue and Tiffany
Street; thence, southerly along the cen-
of the center lines of Tiffany Street and
the alley dividing Blocks 17, 13. and 14.
Mountain View Addition to the City of
Klamalh Falls. Oregon; thence, easterly
along the centerline of the afore-
mentioned alley a distance of 1080.0 teetiPonderon Lodoe No. 220 AF & AM
to tne centerline of Fair mount
thence, southerly along the centerline of i
Fair mount Street a distance of SM 01
feet; thence, westerly and at right (moles
to the centerline of Fairmount Street a1
distance of 30 0 leet lo the southeast prop-:
erty corner of Lot 1, Block 35. Mountain
View Addition lo the City of Klamath
Fails, Oregon; thence, westerly along Irte
southerly property line of Lots 1 through
Inclusive. Block 3i. Wounla-n View
Addition to the Cily ot Klamath Falls,
Oregon, to the easterly right-of-way
boundary of Calhoun Street; thence, west
erly and at right angles to the easterly
ight-of-way boundary o Calhoun Street,
distance of 30 0 feet to Ihe centerline
intersection of Calhoun Street and the al
ley dividing Block M. Mountain View Ad-
ion to the City of Klamath Fails, Ore-
oon; thence, westerly along the center-
of the alley dividing Block 3. Woun
Vlew Addition to the City of Klamath
Fails. Oregon, a distance ot 30 0 feet to
the centerline of Arlington Orive; thence.
outhely alcmo the centerline of Arling
ton Drive a distance of 141 0 feet to the
point of beoinnino. which is the Section
Corner common lo Sections 70, 31, J8.
and J. Township 3t Scnith, Range East.
Willamette Bee and Meridian, Klamath
County, Oregon
Said property above described, b
and is hereby declared to be bneMd
nd assessed tor the expense of said sew
er umt.
Sectlon-4-
That Monday the 3rd day of June, 1M.
at the hour of t yn orlock PM thereof.
in the Council Room In the City Hail of
Klamath Falls. Oregon, shall be and It
hereby tied as fhe time and place Ic
hearing obiection and remonstrances
agamst the construction and installation
ot said 33rd. sewer unit.
the Recorder of t'-e C-ty of Klamalh
Falls, Oregon, be and she Is hereby
quired and directed to ceute a notice of
see) hearing to be published as provided
by the City Charter and confori
thereto she shall cause this resolution to
be published in the dty official news
oaoer. once each day for ten consecu
tive daw and the City Engineer, oe and
he is hereby directed td pott wthm tive
davs af'er me first pvbcat-on ot
resolution, on the sfreet or street along
trie Ime of the contemoiated sewn
least two not.ces hearten. ' notice OF
SFWEfl WORK ', in letters not less than
e"t 'l nch in tenoth. and sa-d notice
shall contain in leg bie charade's, a cor
l rgiwT'r?n i" V.DU"C'I ano ir
oa'a of its oassaoe. and the City Enqr.
! w.m tte City Recorder an
of"oavn or me cc-f.ng such note.
tolt'ng te date wn postj. the dace
ert posted and toe number of notices
posted
Passed hy the Common Council of the
City of Kiamath Fails, Oregon, this sir.
day Of May, 193
Prfiehted to the Mayor and hv him
aorroved end signed this 7ih day of May.
193.
Robert e. Veatch
Mavor
A t 7 f ST Ros'O Hetter
Recrxde'
5 AT E OF OREGON
COUNTY OF KLAMATH SS
I C 1 T Y O KLAVATH FAILS.
I t, Rjse k.e Recede of cv
j m Kiaath Fa'ts. O'egnrs. 40 h-epy ce'
' v that me abOv ad foregeno a fi
( cocv o a retoiu'on i-t-occed "1
artcchM pv e CC"r"n Cou-X l O
IC 'y nl H. ims F.is Oregon at ls
-eouiar mee q nrs Mnfl Mav
'9(0. af -' aor0d ano s-g-ei
,hv Vaor. and eeed bv Rf
!: corder
wit Ke'tr
Recorder
Nn May '0. 13. 11. n. l- l- 1 1
t. jet )l
LEGAL NOTICE
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE OR
FINAL ACCOUNT
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP
KLAMATH COUNTY. OREGON.
, im M.IMT Ol IM EH.lt
... :i i.n.i .rrnunt ,s adminil'f.'or
o. Ih, MN ol EIM Grin. 0";
h,i Ml Jun. 5th. I'ftJ.
r o'clock. AM. "
, ooleciio. io "i
Cou'l Room NO. 2. Klamatt. F.lll. Or.
Oil IMS m My ', M"'.""j...
C.6. W. Grirmley, Adminlltr.'
a. 13, , V. 1W3.
No. 13. May
.,T.rc nc FINAL SETTLEMENT
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that tha
undirs gnxl administratrix ol th. .Stat,
of LENA CECIL KEOUGH. decayed, ho!
f, ,d in Ih. Clrcuil Courl ol In. State
ol Oregon lor Klamalh County her V rst
and Final Account ol her administration
..... ..i.te. ano the Court has set
,m 2'ln day ol May. 1S3, al 10:00 anv,
... th, courtroom of said
Courl ai the place lor heerins ol ooiec-
tlons 10 lalO nnoi awuu...
ment ot saie I i.t.. OBREMSKI,
Administratrix of the Estate ofl
LENA CECIL KEOUGH. De
ceased. SMITH AND CARD
Attorneys for Adm.nistratrt
No. 61. April 29. May 4. 13. , 1943.
PROBATE NO. 63
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP
THE STATE OF OREGON
FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH
in the Matter of me Estate of CHARLES
WORDEN POTTER. Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that Ihe under
signed has been appointed administrator
ol the Estate of Charles Worden Potter,
deceased, by the Circuit Court of Klam
ath County, Oregon, and that all per
sons having claims against said eslale are
hereby notified to present Ihe same lo
said administrator at Ihe office oi van
denberg and Coe, Suite 202 Underwood
Building, Klamath Falls, Oregon, together
with proper vouchers, within six months
ol the dale of Ihe first publication ol
ihls notice, which is May 20, 1963.
JaCk L. KOIier, Aimmn......
Vandenberg and Coe
Attorneys for Administrator
Suite 202 Underwood Building
Klamath Falls, Oregon -
07 May 20, 71, June 3, iv.
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