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Newspaper Page TextDog At Dinner Table Irks Master OS House PACK 10-B Thursday, May 30. 1963 HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falli, Ore. By ANN LANDERS Dear Ann Landers: Several weeks afio my wife's relatives were invited here for dinner. Aft- , er saying grace I looked up and there was a dog a SO pound . Boxer sitting . at the table di- '. rectly across from me. My brother-in-law proceeded to ladle out beef stew (or the - animal, right on the plate, as if the dog were a person. I an nounced flatly that 1 was leaving the table and would have my din ner in the bedroom. No one said a word and I did just that. Now my brolher-in-law and sis-: ter are furious with me and they refuse to come to our home again unless 1 apologize. My wife is on their side, Ann. .She insists I was rude and ungracious and "a poor host." I refuse to apologize. I contend they owe me an apology. I regct now that I was fool enough to leave my own table and allow that dog to sit there. Had I used my head I would have told them to take the animal into the back yard. Everyone in the family is choos ing up sides and having a say. . Please Ann, may I have your - opinion of all this? NO DINNER COMPANION FOR A DOG Dear No Companion: You owe no one an apology. If your sister and. brother-in-law wish to allow ' their dog to be a guest at their Stable, that's their business, but Ihcy should not assume that the dog Is welcome at the table of relatives. have no wish to see anyone. I go straight home after work and I stay there. Two weeks ago my wife came down to the plant and sniffed around all the women to see if she could track down the perfume. Slie had no luck but in tends to try again, she said I've asked a couple of friend. at work if they can smell any perfume on me and they say no Please tell me what to do about this. 1 am TREED Dear Treed: Overactive imagin. attons have been known to destroy marriages. I hope your wife doesn't lose by a nose. If she persists In this bloodhound rou tine, suggest that she talk her problem over with a professional The Court Records Dear Ann Landers: My prob lem is an unusual one and I need your help. I've been married for 15 years to a woman who says she is in love with me, happy as a lark, and wouldn't trade places with anyone in the world but her suspicious nature is making my life unbearable. , About six months ago she be gan to ask me about the women I work with at the chemical plant. She insisted that she was able to detect an odor of perfume on my shirt and tie and who was I seeing? I am not seeing anyone and I Dear Ann: I am almost 13 but I act, feel and look older. If you met me like on the street you'd take me for a girl of 16. Mom is A O.K. but dad is a creep. Every Friday night a bunch of us girls take turns having the gang over. There are six couples and we are all in the eighth grade. We play records, dance and serve refreshments. The problem is my dad won't let us turn off the lights in the rumpus room when we dance. He is an old man of 41 and doesn t realize H's no fun to dance unless it is dark. Nobody else's parents object and I'm embarrassed that my dad is so old-fashioned. Also I think he is evil-minded. What do you think? MEANIE'S DAUGHTER. Drar Daughter: Your dad sounds like the only parent In the bunch who has a working brain cell. Eighth grade kids should not be partying boy-girl ntyle and danc ing in the dark can lead to both Ing good. You kids are at least three years ahead of yourselves and I say nix to all of it. Are you tempted to smoke be cause the crowd does? If so, send for Ann Landers' booklet, "Teen age Smoking," enclosing with your request 10 cents coin and a long, self -addressed, stamped envelope. Ann Landers will be glad to help you with your problems. Send them to her in care of this newspaper enclosing a stamped self-addressed envelope. DISTRICT COURT May 23 TRAFFIC CASES James Berion Maine, violation b 1 1 c rut, plea ot not guilty, trial without jury tet tor May 79. Johnnie Dee Stanley, Improper passing, plea ot guilty. HO (In paid. Donna Lee vaugnan, no norn, piea ot guilty, IT. 50 tine paid. Eileen Jacqueline Herrtnoshaw, vio lation basic rule, plea ot guilty, HO tine paid. Leo &eorg preen, aisooeyeo stop sign. plea ot gumy, sio tine paid. Leo Frank McKoen, excessive noise. plea of guilty, 17.50 line paid. Arvlng Menus Slahl, no horn, plea ot guilty, S.SO tine paid. Joseph William stth, defective mufller, plea of gullly, 110 fine paid. Nelson (none) Reed, disobeyed stop sign, plea of guilty, SIO fine paid. Don Miller Sawyer, disobeyed stop sign, plea ot gullly, SIS fine paid. , Nelson (none) Lewis, violation basic rule, plea ol guilty, S20 fine paid. Harold Allan tompKins, improper i usage, plea of guilty, HO fine paid. Leland Vernon Tyree. no vehi-.le cense (expired), plea of gullly. ti fine paid. Gary Lee Mingo, failure drive riant side highway, plea of guilty, HO tine paid, Leroy Leonard Maucti, violation basic rule, SIS ball forfeited. Fred Arthur Zumbrun, disobeyed stop sign, piea of aunty, sis line paid James Wayne Pinnlger, disobeyed stop sign, plea of guilty, SIS line paid. Sherman ceorge sunitsch, disobeyed stop sign, plea of guilty, lio tine paid. Mike n. Beauiieu, tandem axle over load, plea of guilty, S100 tine paid. My Ray Porter, combination over load, plea ol guilty, 826 line paid. i nomas MCDono, Tandem aie over load, plea of guilty, s&3 line paid, Donald Jack Stevenson, no PUC Per mit, dismissed upon motion of district attorney at request of state police, as aetenoant snowed proot or naving a per' mil. FELONY CASES Charles William Thomas, failure to pro vide support lor minor child, dismissed upon motion ot district attorney lor the further reason that the child Is no longer a dependent. Henry H. Abbott, obtaining money and properly by false pretenses, preliminary hearing set for May 11. MIUeMfcANOK CASES Dorcas Jot, keeping minor child from school when not lawfully employed. Dis- Jssed motion district attorney that the mother wno is the defendant is an Invalid ana child in question cares lor mother, Britain, Russia Appeal For Laoiian Cease Fire LONDON (UPD-Britain and the Soviet Union today jointly ap pealed for an effective cease-fire in Laos, the Foreign Office dis In a joint message addressed to neutralist Laotian Premier Prince Souvanna Phouma, they appealed to him to "convey to all parties in Laos their appeal to them to come together without delay to reach agreement. Jn the message the two chair-. men stated that they fully en dorsed the desire of the neutralist group on Laos as expressed in vSouvanna s message for peace, concord and strict neutrality in the kingdom of Laos. The message continued: "At the same time the co-chair men expressed the earnest hope that all parties in Laos will afford to the International Control Com mission for supervision and con trol, established by the Geneva agreement, the fullest cooperation and facilities to enable it, in the strict confirmity with the Geneva agreement and with the concur rence of the coalition government of Laos as provided in the said agreements, to supervise the set tlement and carry out such in quiries as are necessary to inform the co-chairmen and the signator ies of the Geneva agreement of, the true situation in Laos." MUNICIPAL COURT May 24 Ethel Mildred Hall, disobeyed traffic Ignal, S10 forfeit. joe or yen uooiey, tenure to yield right or way io venicie, s forfeit. jonnie Maytieid, expired operator's li cense, S10. Let t a Mav A in, d sobeved traffic ignal, SIO forfeit. William Henrv Fields. VBR 4S In 25. $35 forfeit. Ernest Robert Oulnn, VBR 30 In 20. SIO forfeit. Cuido A. Robust el I, d sobeved sloo sign, SIO forfeit. Albert Edgar Place, disobeyed stop sign, $10 forfeit. Joe Richard Barreaa, VBR 30 In 30, S10 forfeit. Richard Allen Whlttemore, excessive noise tires, 17.50 forfeit. Amos Oerise, Improper left turn, $7.50 forfeit. Barbara Dean Werner, VBR 35 In 35, $10 forfeit. Amos Derlst, Improper left turn, $7.50 $10 forfeit. David Joseph Bliss, disobeyed stop sign, $10 tor lei t. Cecil Floy Bell, disobeyed traffic sig nal, S10 forfeit. Barbara Dean Warner. VBR 35 In 35, tig forfeit. John Andrew Rugtr, excessive noise tires, $7.50 forfeit. Virgil Everett Mlnton, disobeyed traf fic signal, $10 forfeit. George Thomas Mast, backing across traffic lane, $7.50 forfeit. Karen Elaine Albers, VBR 35 In 30, $35 lor lei I. William Pete Cole, driving wrong side street, $7.50 forfeit. Hatel Mae Shlpp, VBR 35 In 35, S10 rarreit. Vera Lane Chase, disobeyed traffic bIq nal, $10 forfeit. Veita Lewis Shatter, VBR 30 In JO, $10 forfeit. Thomas Gordon Deane, disobeyed traf fic signal, sio torreii. Carl Allen Luchlerhand, VBR 35 In 35, $10 forfeit. Elsie Janefte Demon, disobeyed traf fic signal, $10 forfeit. Ernestine Henrietta Kouls, disobeyed stop sign, sio forfeit. Lois M. Estes, dlsobevtd stoo slan. $10 forfeit. Edward Leonard Evans, Improper left Turn, st.w forfeit. Worden Gale Eggsman, VBR 30 In 30. $10. Sam Hugh Anderson, disobeyed traffic signal. io. Glenn H. Fox, VBR 35 In 35, $10 forfeit. Melvln Leroy GHmore, warrant, no operator's license, $15 or three days. Alvln terov Harper, warrant, VBR, $15 forfeit; warrant, stop sign, sis forfeit. Richard E. Rodgers, warrant, no oper ator's license. $13.50 forfeit. Douglas Let Ward, warrant. oxr red ve hicle license) $13.50 forfeit; warrant, no operators license, S1J.50 forfeit. Worden Eggsmen, meter ticket war- rant, til forfeit. James F. Coburn, meter ticket war rant, ti forfeit. DISTRICT COURT May 71, 1941 TRAFFIC CASES Wiltle Clarence Walters Jr., Improper parking, not gullly plea, trial without ury set lor June 5. i William Henry Dahl Jr., failure transfer title, guilty plea, 15 tine paid. William Ernest Ferguson, excessive overnang, guilty plea, S10 fine pa id. George Martin Uttev, disobeyed traffic signal, guilty plea, $10 fine paid. Gary William Hanson, disobeyed slop sign, guniy piea, sio tine paid. Hon in August Vares . no ooeralor cense (Oregon), guilty ptea. IIS tine three days in county tail In lieu of fine. Anion miko zadina, no vehicle cense (expired), guilty piea, ts fine paid towero Menroie Richardson, passed scnooi bus wnne un oad na. ou tv aim. $15 fine paid. Perry Deweyne Galloway, violate basic rule, gullly plea, $25 ball forfeited. Marvin Remy Delolanche, violate basic ruie, guiny piea. 125 fine paid. Shirley May Carnes, disobeyed stop sign, guilty ptea, $10 fine said. David Scott Beuglf, no vehicle license (expired, guilty plea, 15 fine paid. Donald Lee Waldo, violate basic rule, gumy piea, no tine paid. Harold Richard Cornelius, violet bask ruie, guiny piea, S2Q fine paid. Ada Louise Brown, violate basic rule, guuiy piea, tu tine paid. Nina May Bubb, Improper right turn, gullly plea, SIO fine oaid. Thomas Raphael Enaler. violate ble rule, guilty plea, S30 line paid. Donald Allen Pinner, d sobeved traffic signal, guiny piea, SIO line paid. Richard Lee Anderson, no Oregon oper ator license, gullly plea, $5 fine Da id. Leon sunivan, improper oasslna, auiltv plea, S15 fine paid. James Ray Thomas, no vehicle limn (expireat, guilty piea, $5 tine paid. jack Lynn lucner, violate bas e ru e. guilty plea, 130 line paid. vena opal Nelson, d sobeved tiao ilon guilty plea, SIO fine paid. tommy Verll Miles, violate basic rule. guuiy piea, sio fin paid. Kaiuo Russell Nakanac, violate basic ruie, guuiy piea, lis fin paid. aiamey rnmp jenwarn, no wheel cov s, guilty plea, $10 tine paid. Norman Charles Russell, nn ntwatnr incuse, guiny piea, S3 Tine paid. Chester Kenneth Ostrom, truck speed ing, guilty plea, $10 tine paid. Jack Lee Sexton, no wheel cover, anil. ty plea, SIO fine paid. Raymond Craner Morris, disobeyed stop sign, guilty plea, SIO fin paid. Alien Leroy Parker, dlsobevtd stoo slan. guilty plea, $15 fin paid. manes Clarence While, TWO lb. axle overioao, guilty plea, 166 tin paid. Jay Wayne Waters. 2900 lh. mnu m,. load, guilty plea, $07 fine paid. William Lee Whlfehouse, Inadequate emergency brake, dismissed. Defective compiamt. W. a. Galloway, no fixed load (kerne. gumy piea, s nne suspended. Robert William Braxton, driving while Intoxicated, not gullly plea; jury trial set ior juiy . MISDEMEANOR CASES Patricia Marie Braxton, Intoxicated upon a public highway, not guilty plea. jury mat s? tor juiy i, ivw. Underta Ing of ball of $50 approved. f ranees Paul in Keffer, Intoxicated upon a public highway, guilty plea, Si 00 inte pam. Rollin August Varesl, Intoxicated upon public highway, gullly olea. ISO fine paid. Ernest Reyes, intoxicated In a nubile place, guilty plea, $50 fine paid. iiuioro George Jr., Intoxicated uoon a public highway, guilty plea, $50 fine or id days in county all In lieu of fine. winiam Purl Campbell, ana II rw In closed waters, guilty plea, $15 fine paid. amiis uaie Heeoer, angling in closed waters, guilty plea, $35 fine oaid. Leonard McNabb, causing children to become dependent, hearing on order to show cause why suspended sentence snouia nor oe imposed tet tor June 7. DISTRICT COURT May 34, If 4 Fred Clifton Lawrence, disobeyed stop sign, not guilty plea, trial without Jury set for June 5. Howard Homer Peterson, violate basic rule, not guilty plea, trial without jury hi ior june a, Joseph Segal, disobeyed stop sign, guil ty plea, $10 fine paid. M. Dee Etsimlnger, no vehicle license (expireof, guiny piea, sio fin paid. Alice Joan Thompson, no vehicle license (expired), guilty piea. SS fine paid. Lalhen Edgar Kincaid, disobeyed stop nun, gumy piea, tiu tin paid. Sandra Lee Calaoe, violet bask rule. guilty plea, $10 fin paid. Anton Zahn, no wheel covers, nulitv pie. $7 SO fin paid. Lloyd Birkt James, disobeyed stop sign, guilty plea, $15 fin paid. Merle Edward Llndlev. violet basic rule, guilty plea, $15 fin paid. jerry Le Hoke, dlsobevtd atoo slan. guilty plea, $15 fin paid. Roland Miles Johnston, on headtlaht. guilty plea, $10 fin paid. John Raymond Harr 1. d sobeved ilm sign, guilty plea, $10 fin peid. jessi Bernic Nichols, dliobavtd Im , gumy piea, .u Tine paid. oeorge nenry parsons, no operator II- cens. gumy piea, tip fine paid. 1 I THE DOCTOR SAYS Neglect Complicates Varicose Veins Woes LEGAL NOTICE By W. C. BRANOSTADT, M.D. Newspaper Enterprise Assn. Varicose veins are among the most common health problems ot mankind. In order io understand them, one needs to understand the circulation. When your heart beats, blood is lorced into your arteries under pressure. This causes the arter ies to pulsate. There is no pulsa. Hon in the veins. In order for the blood to be returned to your heart it must (all by gravity or be squeezed upward by the contraction of your large voluntary muscles. This is one reason why exercise helps circulation, but even this action could not keep the blood moving toward your heart unless your veins were equipped with valves to prevent any backward Dow. The hardest part of the job is getting the blood from your feet back to your heart. Most of the time you are standing or sitting and the blood has to travel up hill. When the veins of the legs are subjected to the pressure of gravity, as when you stand in one spot for a long time, they may dilate. When such dilation has been at work over many years, it may reach a point where the valves can no longer prevent the blood from flowing downward. Mich valves are said to be "incompetent." This is one of the hazards of occupations that require stand ing in one place for long periods, as may be the case with bar bers, dentists, bank tellers, and others. Pregnancy and childbirth also favor the development of varicose veins in some women. When the incompetence is mild there are usually no symptoms, but the condition is likely to be progressive. As it progresses, ach ing pains, easy tiring, and a feel ing of heaviness in the legs may be present. In the early stages, some re- lief may be used by keeping the feet elevated on a footstool as much of the time as possible, and by wearing an elastic weave roller; bandage, or elastic stockings. These procedures do not re move the cause, nor prevent the condition from progressing. On the other hand, in the early stages the veins may be injected with a clotting agent which will turn the incompetent veins into solid scar tissue. The popularity of this method has fluctuated and it is now gen erally agreed that to be effective it must be applied early in the course of the disease. Another important factor is the choice of the clotting agent. Re cent studies indicate that sodium tetradecyl sulfate gives the best results. Taking these veins out of cir culation, far from interfering with the return of blood to the heart. improves the process because the venous system is an inter lacing network with numerous detour channels. The operation:' also helps to prevent these colla teral channels from becoming incompetent. When varicosities have exist ed for many years, such complica tions as varicose ulcers of the skin and inflammation of the veins may occur. These complications are best prevented by having the varicose veins removed. If, however, leg ulcers have already developed they must be healed before the varicose veins can be removed. This usually requires a prolonged stay in bed. After the ulcers are healed, if the varicose veins are not re moved the ulcers will return. Once the veins are removed, the sooner the patient is allowed to walk the better, but an elastic bandage should be worn for i or 3 months after the operation Although varicose veins are common, the greatest damage is done by neglecting them and putting off having them injected or removed. NO. Mf PROBATE NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE STATE OP OREGON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY In fh. Matter of th. Ell,l of HAL- LEV ORR MONTGOMERY. lto known 11 H. O. MONTGOMERY, Deeded. Notice ll hereby aiven that I have been appointed Executor ot me eitate or nai lev orr Montgomery, wno wa. aiso known at H. O. Montgomery, deceased Al oertoni having claims against said estate are required to present them to me, with proper vouchers, at the olllce ot Ganono & Ganono, First Federal Bulio- no. K amain halls, uregon, witnin r months from May 16. 1963, which Is the date of first publication of this notice. William oanong jr.. txecutor Ganong A Ganong Attorneys for Executor 104 May to, ZJ, Jo. June e SERVICES 10 SEWING of all kinds Including alter.. lions. TU z-ivir. . To Place Your WANT AD Phone TU 4-8111 HERALD & NEWS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATE SCHEDULE PHONE TU 4-8111 I a.m. t 1:30 p.m. weekday! I a.m. to noon Sat Count five words per order 2 Mnei. 10 S3. a.:s 400 4.5 Tlme SJ.0O 5.00 4.00 7.00 Timet tVantn 15.00 t 9.00 50 00 14.00 f.50 14 H ROTOTILLING, per hour, C. B tractor equipment, (7.50 Forney, TU 2-04M. CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING at your Io-1 cation. Dally cervice. Latest sfyie usie licensed mobile unit. Special rates II we cut and wrap. Grlgsby's Smokehouse, Old Midland Road, Ph. TU ?-0769. ""DENTAL PLATES Repaired while you wait. New Plates Made From Your Old PERSONAL DENTURE SERVICE 1033 Main TU 4-3384 Gina's Tailor Shop Tailoring - alterations for men, women. children. Alt worn guaranteed. Reasonable Prices Gene's Men's Wear 537 Main PAINTING RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL E. L. GERRUE. Painting Contractor "31 years In Klamath Basin" All Work Guaranteed TU 4-9538 WELL DRILLING FREE ESTIMATES E. E. STOREY 3131 HOPE ST. TU 4-3990 Guaranteed Repairs WASHER - DRYER UHLIG'S ELECTRIC li Main TU EDUCATIONAL 13 THURSTON DANCE STUDIO Enroll your child now for FALL KINDERGARTEN Pickup and Delivery Limited Ennrollment Call Wlnema Hotel TU 4-4181 or TU 2-3144 HELP WANTED, FEMALE 14 WANTED companion lor elderly lady. Must be able to drive and cook three meals dally In exchange tor room and board. tu.2-1.B2. APARTMENTS FOR RENT . 24 LOVELY, furnished, all utilities. Close in, reasonable, adults, TU 4-9317, TU 4-6033. 3 ROOM furnished apt., 2135 Orchard, adults, Inquire 2037 Radclllle. 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FURnTsh ED apartments, 142 Riverside, phone TU 2-4736. ONE bedroom furnished apt., close In, private bath, TU 2-6886. ONE or two bedroom furnished, water paid. 825 Grant- TU 2-4719. Two Teen-agers Swallow Poison To Elude Police 277 i77 , l77 7 8. Styled In ltty. Smalt cork werfc heel. Cinhioned Insole. In white or Italian tan leather. Sires 4.10. REDUCED TO . Thong undal In white or Italian tan leather. Alrfoam comfort heel-to-toe. REDUCED TO C. T itrap In white or Italian tan. Airfoam heel to toe. Sizes 4-10. REDUCED TO d. Double buckle sandal. In white with cushion intole. Sizes 4-10. REDUCED TO IMPORTED HANDBAGS reduced to J 66 READING. Pa. (UPII Two teen-agers, flushed from a home where they had held a woman hostage, died Tuesday night ap parently after swallowing potas sium cyanide tablets to avoid cap ture. Police said the youths, one of them described as a "model boy had just been taken into custody near Fleetwood, 17 miles from here, when they collapsed. They were pronounced dead on arrival at St. Joseph's Hospital here. The teen-agers were identified tentatively as Charles E. Mon tiigna, 16. and Edgar Barrone, 18, both of Phillipsburg. N.J. I State police said the search for Ithe boys started Monday after Rot Bmiamin Kami. aiioMyad iiotJithcy fled their car following a I0". guilty plea, S10 lint paid. ., , ,. , -? jonn Ricnara orltcoll Jr., Inadequatt tog. Dranv, gumy pita, tig rmt paid. William W. Fltlmaurlct. dlinhavwi i)m Sign, oullty pita, S70 flnt paid. Wtllact Galbrttfi Brltton, dliobtytd (top ign, tiu dgii loritirta. MISDEMEANOR CASES Mlchatl Wtavtr Laynt. falit application for angling lictftit, trial without (ury. Found not guilty. Jung Gallagher, keeping dog with know). edge that It hat Inlured livestock, trial without lury. diimlsied on motion of dis trict attorney. Slate failed to prove de- nrnaama prior Knowledge that dog had FELONY CASES Alan Manlln Breck, whose true name AIM Manlon Brack, fuoilive irnm luiirce. waiveo eirraoinom he d for c.ti forma authorities. Charles Wesley Jones, assault with In tent to commit rape, preliminary hearing FOR COMBAT UNIT MIAMI (UPII - Several hun- dred Cubans who received mili tary training in tlie U.S. Army have formed a "combat unit to take war to Cuba." relatively minor" auto accident in Fleetwood. They were reported to be armed at the time, and Fleetwood police sought assist ance from stale police who combed the nearby countryside hands in the air and collapsed as they were taken in custody. New Jersey police said Monday night that Barrone was a parolee from a 1960 auto theft conviction. They described Montagna as a "model boy" who was slated to graduate from Phillipsburg High School with honors and who re cently received an award from the Civil Air Patrol. LEGAL NOTICE NO. 63-67 PROBATE NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OP OREGON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY In ttie Matter of tht Eitart of FLOR- ENT LEO LAMOTHE, Deceased. Notice It hereby Given that I have been appointed Administratrix of the Es tate of Fiorent Leo La mot he, deceased Atl persons hevino claims aaainst said estate are required to present them to me. wun proper vouchers, at the office of Ganong & Ganong. First Federal Building, Klamath Falls. Oregon, within six months from Mav 1. 1W3. which th oatt of first publication of this Detective Set. Leroy Lilly and j noUc9- w im - , fK , , . . , ' Nellie C. Lamotna. Administratrix Ganono 4 Ganong Attorneys for Administratrix No. 10J May le, 33, X, June Trooper Donald Halloway were in the area near the summer home of Dr. William Hamilton, a den tist, and stopped at the house to check on Mrs. Hamilton. The woman told them she was all right and had not seen anyone. t'oiice said later the youths had guns trained on both her and the state policemen at the time. Police surrounded the house and ordered the youths outside after Mrs. Hamilton signaled to a neigh bor through a window that the boys were upstairs. She then dashed outside to safety. The youths came out with their Minimum Charge 1.50 50c DISCOUNT par advertisement, If paid in advance. Abovt rates iro for consecutive Inser tions, without changt of copy, for pri vate Individuals. Advertising must be Jeer and understandable Io be produc tive. All words mutt be spelled out. Alios ottered tor sale by private indi vidualscash with copy. DEADLINE 4: p.m. day before publi cation. Noon Saturday for Sunday and M .nday. PART time clerical assistant. Shorthand not required, but must have had some college training. Write Herald and News Box 5t3C. WANTED typist for dictaphone and file clerk tor work In Tulelake. Must live close by. write Herald and News Box aioc, stating experience and references HELP WANTED, MALE 16 ACCOUNTANT, Established lumber man ufacturing concern with other diversified operations. Seeking young, aggressive man wining to accept responsibility. Good working conditions, salary and opportunity tot advancement, write Herald ana News box ill c. WANTED steady, experienced man to Irri gate and run hay baler. I. F. Rodgers, me. 2, Box 752, south Poe valley Rd. CANCELLATIONS J. CORRECTIONS- On same schedule, except on Monday icst art texan 'in v:x a.m. Please read first Insertion of your ad, The Herald a Newt will give on extra News, Box 508C. run ivr irpasraiJiifiai crrer. "Business Builder" WANT ADS I column Inch. US oor month with tt.5! discount for payment on or before the 10th. Vi Inch, SI with S1.S0 discount for payment on or before the 10th. Based on one copy cnangt per monm. OX SERVICE SO cents per ad. CARD OF THANKS, and IN MEMO R I AM NEAT MAN Capable of manaoina himselfi oooortunl- ty to earn 1125 weekly and up with $100 guarantee to start on route sales. For personal Interview, write Herald and DIESEL MECHANICS Heavy duty diesel truck mechanic. Cater pillar tractor mechanic. Year around jobs for qualified men. Prepaid medical and pension plan. FRUIT GROWERS SUP- PLY CO., HUT, Calif., phone 2501 days. PHONE TU 4-8111 FOR COMMERCIAL RATES CARD OF THANKS WE wish to thank all of our kind friends and neighbors for their many Kino expressions of sympathy and con dolence during our recent bereavement. i ne tamiiy or wrs. jennie soiperg IN MEMOR1AM "in Memory of Our Deceased Members' You have not said a last goodbye. You've only said, good nlghtl Your loved one's fallen fast asleep In God's protective sight! God guards your dear ones with His love, And from His throne on high, He'll makt you brave enough to Good nigh.t but not goodbye I Friendship Camp Wl, Royal Neighbors of America. FUNERAL HOMES WARD'S Klamath Funeral Home. 925 High Street, TU MEETING NOTICES 1 Klamath Lodge No. 77 AF & AM SPECIAL COMMUNICATION, Friday, May 31, 7:30 p.m.. Masonic Temple. Work in the MM De gree. All MM's cordially invited. Refreshments. Gene R. Byrnes, W.M CRATER LAKE LODGE NO. 211, AF 4 AM will not meet Thursday, May 30. Thomas Barnes, W.M. LOST & FOUND NO. - PROBATE NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY In the Matter of the Estate of MARY L. MOORE. Deceased. Notice Is hereby given that I have been cacniM a. i . appointed Executor of the Estate of Mary PERSONALS O L. Moore, deceased. All persons having i adiat n.antv t mmn. iau ummri claims against said estate are required Lane, TU 2-5777, Robert Lanti, operator. io (ji""' inm id mi, wun proper voucrt- LOST men's black rimmed eve glasses. Rews-d' TU -3C'T. ers, at the office of Ganong & Ganong, t-irst Federal Building, Klamath Falls, Oregon, within six months from May 1, 1963, which Is the date of first publica tion of this notice. Charles L. Moore. Executor Ganong ft Ganong Attorneys for Executor No. 103 May 16. 23, 30, June KLAMATH Alcoholics Anonymous, TU 4-3591, TU 4-1704. Friendly help anytime. GRAHAM'S licensed home for the aged, private rooms or ward care, special diet, persons! in'ernt anu'-fd, TU 211 i 820 MAIN ST. Jim in cm 300 KsrTs shot stem m tin WtsL ll , TRANSPORTATION 8 PART-TIME JOB OPENING FOR YOUNG MAN 18 YEARS OLD MUST HAVE CAR PREFER HIGH SCHOOL JUNIOR APPLY CIRCULATION DEPT. Herald & News No Phone Colls Pleose! ! SCHOOL AGE BOYS! EARN Vacation Money by selling the Herald & News Downtown AFTERNOONS Contact Herald & News, Circulation Dept., 1301 Esplanade PHONE TU 4-8111 HELP WANTED 17 NOTICE TO JOS SFFKFR Alt help wanted ads pubMhed in Herald & New. are accepted in oood u rn mat me (oos ottered are as stated m in eovermmg copy, we are no re sponsible for the Intearltv at rr rtur. tilers, but we make every effort to dis cover ana reiect an misleading advertis- ino. Anyone ans wering a heio wanted ad and finding It to be misleading n iked to reoort It to the rii.fitvt ia. Venning ueperrment Of me Herald ROOSEVELT APTS. 2036 LEROY TU 2-174t Furnished or unfurnished one bedroom. Garage. Hot water heat. Hot Springs area. Adults. RICK FALLS APARTMENTS ond MOTEL 2660 Shastq Way One and Two Bedroom opts. Furnished and Unfurnished $69.50 to $89.50 Daily, Weekly Motel Rotes TU 2-5577 $36 to $58.50 COMFORTABLE LIVING AT COW COSTf 1-2-3 bedroom apts., furnished or unfur nlshed. Permanent maintenance Included. Monday through Friday SHASTA VIEW APARTMENTS 162? WASHBURN WAY TU 4-127) Of'ico hours t a.m. to 5 p.m. KLAMATH FALLS FINEST 7544 Union 1 Bedroom unfurnished 2 Bedroom unfurnished Spacious Rooms Tastefully Decorated Wall to wall Carpeting Swimming Pool Rental includes all services except telephone and electricity Dorothea Nolan TU 2-0766 HOUSES FOR RENT 26 IN Henley 2 bedrooms olus storv. t children, $50, references required, Rle. 2, BOX 33V, I U . COZY 1 bedroom unfurnished, aaraae. range. $45, 2202 Llndley Way, TU 4-35i0. SMALL unfurnished two bedroom house. nrcpiai-C, JXXJ mo., IU 4-11. TWO bedroom unfurnished home, south suburbs, TU 2-4995. SMALL furnished house, clean, yard, ga iJM" Hint in, IU -BJ. 5 ROOM HOUSP. 9 hivtrrvwn. h.rriu floors, full baiement, good location. Hot aurmtja, iU 4-ysei aner 4:3f) p.m. UNFURNISHED 3 bedroom home with builtin appliances. For rent or lease. Available June 15, $t25, TU 2-4062. TWO bedroom unturnHhod nmmr haeuser. Inquire 4443 Douglas. NEWLY decorated 9 hurtrrwn r. nished on paved street, TU 4-8795. HOT Springs clean 1 bedroom furniihed duplex, wafer paid, TU 2-liM. CLEAN 2 bedroom unfurnished house. 1519 Worden Ave.. UD. Writ p o nn 370 or phone 79S-5223 Merrill. FURNISHED neat 3 room house, lis. nn dogs, phone TU 2-3374. THREE bedroom furnished, water paid, HP mo., TU 4-9131. THREE bedroom unfurnished house, TU ONE bedroom furnished, all utilities, 165. inquire jiu't Homedale, TU 4-1910. FURNISHED, small 2 bedroom house. Lots of grass and shade. Mills Addition. SS. TU 2-3169. TWO bedroom unfurnished, clean, close In, water, garbage paid, TU 4-9961. SMALL, couple ( furnished cottage. Suitable for r bachelor. Inquire 315 Grant. NICE, suburban unfurnished 2 bedroom. Newly decorated, call Donna TU 4-eTal. CLEAN, Small, unfurnished 9 hxrfrnnm Garage, adults, close in, TU 4-8285. FURNISHED ? rooms, rtfan. watar nairf. K5, TU 2-4389, TU 2-4917. NICE I bedroom furnithwf riiminv Mm carpet, clean. Close to city center. Gar den spot, water and garbage paid, $57.50. TU 4-6773. SITUATIONS WANTED HOUSE cleanli and Wednesday 18 wanted on Mondays TU 4-4872 after t p.m. FLYING to Nebraska first part of June, take 1 or 2 passengers, TU 4-5121 days, TU 4-7181 after 7 pm. CARPENTRY work, new, remodel, repair, roofing, painting. Experienced. TU 4-595J. WANT to build or repair fences, prefer ranch fencing, TU 4-991). '"SURANCC 9 Eif neis In family rtt mmm,. ment badly, tnterevpd in learning to sell real estate. U 807). IT'S A LIFESAVER low-coif BOAT Insurance wiih ricrinc . BU LARK IN 1328 Carlson Dr. TU 2-1844 Wo 7f TU 4-31W I WANTED babysitting, my home, full" or SERVICES 10 ROTOTILLING Lawns and gardens Tractor equipment. B'lt Forney. TU 4-647. "(part time, Tu 2-5WJ. CUSTOM BUTCHERING At your place, deliver to processing plant Al Stoll, TU IRONING, washing, pickup, deliver. Hand irmncira BTgnans. IU CHILD care anytime, yourhome mite. Tu 2-1778, TU 2-J711. MODERN 2 large rooms, bath, partly fur nished, suitable for couple, one child. Hi, 4439 Shasta Way. NICELY furnished 1 bedroom housV Large yard. On Ooden. Water, garbage paid $47.50. TU 2-343. DESIRABLE unfurnished duplex, uptown, adults, available June. TU 4-5821 eves. TWO bedroom unfurnished duplex-apt. on California Ave. $69 50, TU 4-926s. CLEAN 1 bedroom furnished house, adults, 2335 Garden, rent $55. water In cluded, TU 2-4590. TWO bedroom houseTlM "Gary, ii5 un furnished; 7i, furnished, TU 2-5829 or TU 2-1293. , L A R G E 2' j bed room"" hou se, i53J"C a H fornia, vacant June 10, TU 2-3280. TWO bedroom, gas furnace, dryer base ment $75, 2 LowtH, TU 44612. CLEAN 2 bedroom furnished duolex, US, adults preferred, 1799 Fargo, TU 2-1324. CLOSE IN. Clean 1 bedroom furnished, newly decorated, TU 2-2415. TWO bedroom unfurnished house and garage Tu 4-408 or TU 4-CJ53. VERY nice dupier, Mclroeand Eldore do, hot water well, TU 4-4880. FOR your Rototllllna, call Mites Cain, TU 4-4983. It no answer call TU 2-3945. KENMORE. KELVINATOR, WHIRLPOOL Repair a. Overhaul Specialist Washer, dryer, range, water heater FERGUSON APPLIANCE SERVICE ROOMS FOR RENT 3H So. eth COOL, airy, quiet, sleeping roomsT SO. 5th, TU 2-0214. ROOMS, small house, reasonable Er Hotel. 431 So. 5th, TU 2-5735. LARGE clean t")usefceeoing room" " Turmsrtea, ji Pine, TU CLEAN, comfortable rooms. -587. TU 2-3185, ,tom M,n- W. TU 4-4259. COAT OF ARMS A coat of arm for L I It e v i t w High School was recently pre sented to the school by the Crown Company of Portland, Supply source for class ar ticles. Admiring the plaque are, from left, Rex Hunsaker, principal; Bryan Hopkins, new student body president; Ray Varqat, retirinq student body president, and Ed Stanley, Crown Company. The symbolic plaque has a honker to represent the school, crossed brandinq iron and at to represent Lake County industries, and the Daly family arms in honor of Dr. Bernard Daly. The crest is the lamp of learning. CALL BILL FORNEY, TU 4-447 VEN housekeeping, everything "furnished, for excavations housa foundations, sen-! N 3rd, tu 4 033. TU 4-97ST tic tanks, drain fields, landscaping, rofo- tilllng. 5444 Shasta Way. CUSTOM roto-fllltng, lawns and gardens. Carl Fogte. TU 2-3158. DOZER with operator. Excavating A lev etrng. Any sue too. Low rates. Tu 2-l5'3 after 4 9 m. BOOKKEEPING. Reasonafcle. P!cirtTJ. delivery, weekly or monthly. Tu 4-535 WATKINS 'QUALITY PRODUCTS" Delivered to vow door Sp'ce. eracts. cosmetics, household edv Ved-cines, - suonties, tu '131. VALLEY PUMP ond EQUIPMENT CO. ' UY THE Y" HOOVER FENCE CO. FENCING Sd ed Installed ALL TYPES FREE ESTIMATES CALL TU J4747 ANVTIMEl I APARTMENTS FOR RENT .... 24 NEWLY decorated, nicety furnished-J rooms, utilities paid to certain amount TU 4-3893. TU 4-J762. WODERN. furnished ThMroenanarV. mens, water, garbage pad. TU 4-5j. CLEN shjd-o. downtown, coup, gie, utilities. 10. Greer A oft., TU 4-4 ?t. CLEAN I bedroom aoartmenf. good focV tion. Fur Information, call TU 4-I8&J or TU I-5M3. M ISC. PROPERTY TO LET .... 27 FOR rent Cater Lave Dairy store and Restaurant at Memi.. Available July 1. Outlet yftmfh rm C-rnmery. REAL ESTATE WANTED 28 WANTED to rent 2 or J bedroom ome. Henley District. Tu 4-6111. I Have A Buyer OR A Medium priced 2 or J bedroom) home w.thm easy volKing distance Of vam St. Pre'er North sde. NO hills. tah jea l Call: DON SLOAN For Fioer Homn ALtSTATI EXCHANGE .. 2 ONE bedroom fvouse in ten. Will trade enyttvng erf vlue. TU 4-JTS Trode - Trade - Trade Utah horn for Klamam Flls property Lovely 4 year eld ll hrim ivs-, 3 DMrooms nd J bath uo. Large rec- "'im. or-oom and bath flown Two er acet. frvrvi ., M. ... 1.. h0'oem, newly netor,,.-! ! XL." SUBURBS V tt-w-v. vajyr, yarosvgv PKJ, IU J-I,7. REX ARMS APARTMENTS. Fui in. i 'LL TOADF ! KLAVATM FALLS. TAO 2 bedroom furnish aoartmen's TU ?-4?65. TU 4-05. ONE bearoom turniJ , 5q j," ve'i'de. TU 2-OM5 or TU 4-Tt-ej. ONE fcrt-oom furnished. whlrgtecil7. ies. 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