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Monday, June 3, 19(3
HERALD AND NEWS, Klamalh Falls, Ore.
Major League
Unescores
By United Prist International .
Ameriean League
(1st c.imei
New York 000 000 000 0 2 0
Cleveland OIK) 003 llx 5 10 0
Stafford, Hcniff (81 and How
ard. Kralick (4-51
Loser-Stafford (2-4 1
Azcue.
i in Giantsvillc. Calif., U.S.A., to-
. day. Durable Willie Mays is hit
tins again for Son Francisco.
The ,'12-ycar-old outfielder, who
graduated to the big leagues from
'stickball on the streets of New
m a m, York City, smacked three home
(2nd gamel C'A' u.i. .u. i .
fa York 000 ICO 000- 2 3 2 '"" """"V '" 'I' "'-
and Azcue
HHAdcock,
Giantsville
Revived;
Willie Hits
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE ll hereby given lhtl the under
'gned rial been appointed Executrix of
the Estate ol HELEN AUGUSTA DUNNI-
GAN, deceased, bv order of the Circuit
Court ol (lie Slate of Oregon for the
Count of Klamath. AH persons having
j claims against said estate are required
lo present them to me. duly verified
I and with proper vouchers, al the oltice
of J. Anthony Giacomini, 214 Williams
Building. Klamath Falls. Oregon, within
.Six months trom Mav ?7, 1963. being
,.,,,,, r., ,i,nn m ' .. ,h dale of fht first publication of this
CHICAGO IUPII There is joy
-S-NINA BUBB
Executrix
J. Anthony Giacomini
Attorney lor Executrix
No. 131, rVlay n. June 3. 10. U. 1963.
Cleveland 020 022 10.x 7 10 0
Williams, Hamilton (61, Reniff
(71 and Howard. McDowell (3-4
and Azcue. Loser-Williams (2-2)
HR-Whitfield.
Detroit 002 001 301- 7 11 0'
Minnesota 010 202 010 6 7 21
Faul, Fox (71 and Triandos.
Kaat, Dailey (7), Moore (8). Sul
livan (U and Battcy. Winner-
Fox (3-2). Loser-Sullivan (0-1).
I1R Allison, Kalinc, Killebrew,
Colavito.
Raltimorc 100 000 100 2 6 3
Los Angeles 002 301 llx- 8 13 1
Roberts, McCormick (5), Miller
(7) and Orsino. Chance. Navar
ro (9) and Rodgcrs, E. Sadowski
(5). Winner- Chance '5-4). Loser
Roberts (4-5). HR-I'earson, L.
Thomas.
(10 innings)
Washington 100 011 100 2-6 11
Kansas Cily 100 003 000 0-4 10 1
Daniels, Kline (6), Coatcs (9)
and Landrith. Bowsfield, Segui
(6), Fischer (7), Wyatt (8), Wil
lis (10) and Sullivan, Edwards
(10). Winner-Coatcs (2-2). Loser-
Willis (0-1). HR-Causcy. Lock,
llinton.
(1st game)
Boston 020 400 221-11 14 0
Chicago 010 140 300 9 11 1
Monbouquettc, Earlcy (6), Ra
d;iLz (8) and Nixon. Herbert, De
Busschere (4), Baumann (6), Wil
helm (7). Peters (8), Brosnan
(8), and Martin. Winner - Earlcy
(2-2). Loscr-Brosnan (1-2). 1IR
Stuart, Hansen, Robinson, Ward,!
Yastrzcmski.
12nd game)
Boston 000 000 000 0 4 3
Chicago 010 207 OOx 10 13 0
Wood, Fornicles (61, Nichols
(6) and Tillman. Pizarro (4-2)
and Carrcon. Loser-Wood (0-1)
HR-Nicholson.
National League
(1st game)
Chicago 100 100 000- 2 8 0
Philadelphia 401 000 OOx S 10 0
Brewer, Toth (51, Schullz (7)
and Schaffer. McLlsh (5-2) and
Dalrvmple, Loser - Brewer (21).
HR-Willlnms, Lemon, Mathews.
(2nd game)
Chicago 002 Ml 000 3 8 2
Philadelphia 000 110 000 2 SO,
Koonce, Schulti (5), McDaniel
(9) and Bertcll. Mahaffey (2-7)
and Dnlrymplo. Winner-Schultz
(1-0).
leading Giants halt the surging St.
Louis Cardinals 6-4.
Willie broke out of his slump
with a thump by collecting 6 hits
in 11 trips during the three-game
series with the Cards. He had
been hitless in his 16 limes at
bat prior to the start of the series.
San Francisco is idle today but
will open a four-game series here
Tuesday,
It was the third time that Mays
hit three or more homers in one
game. Former New York Giants
and Yankee Slugger Johnny Mize
holds the major league record of
hitting three homers in a game
six times. Mays has hit (our
times in one game on April 30,
l!)fil.
The win was the only one the
Giants could salvage out of tlie
scries which ended with St. Louis
in second place, two games be-
hind. Los Angeles is third, 3's
games off the pace
Before Sunday, the Cardinals
had won five in a row and 10 ol
their last 11 games
Mays drove In four of the Giants
six runs with homers No. 8, 9 and
10. He started Ihe scoring with a
two-run blast in the first inning
and finished with bases-empty
pokes in the eighth and ninth. His
homers came off pitchers Ernie
Broglio, Bob Humphreys and Bob
by Shantz.
Orlando Ccpeda followed Mays
in the eighth with his lOtli homer.
Highlander Juan Marical
picked up his eighth win to match
teammate Billy O'Dcll in the ninth
from reliefer Bob Bonn after al
lowing three runs in that inning.
Dick Groat tripled to open the
St. Louis ninth and scored on
Stan Musial's single. Doubles by
George Altman and Julian Javier
finished Marichal and Bonn came
on to retire the side.
Musial was forced out of the
Cardinal lineup for several days
in the ninth inning because of a
broken blood vessel in the back of
tho right knee. Musial said he in
jured tlie knee Saturday nut it
did not start hurting him until late
in yesterday's game
S. Francisco 201 000 021 6 10 0
St. Louis 000 010 003 4 10 0
Marichal, Bolin (91 and Bailey.
Broglio, Humphreys (6), Baula
8). Shantz 19) and McCarvcr.
Winner-Mnrichal (8-31. Lowr-Broglio
(5-2). HR-Mays 3. Ccpeda.
Los Angeles 000 000 101 2 7 2
Cincinnati 050 000 OOx 5 6 1
Podres, Calmus (5) Sherry (7)
and Ciimilll. OToole, Henry (9)
and Pavlctich. Winner - O'Toolo
(9-3). Loscr-Podrcs (3-5).
(17 Innings)
Houston
010 000 OHO 0110 000 023 13 1
Milwaukee
001 0(10 000 000 000 001 10 .1
Bruce. Woodeshick (12) and
Campbell, lmaster, Schneider
(13), Raymond (131, Piohc (16)
and Torre. Winner Woodeshick
(4-11. Loscr-Plche (0-P. I IK-War
wick.
Pittsburgh OX) 000 001 01 9 1
New York onn loo 000 1
IJtw, Face Hi and BurgcM,
Brand . Craig. Uearnnrth 19'
and Sherry, Taylor I8, Coleman
(9i. Winner-Bearnnrth 12-1), Loser-Face
(2-4). HR-Snklcr.
(2nd, 10 inning)
Pittsburgh 0110 000 III 0 3 6 0
New York 000 021 000 1 4 8 1
Mrltean, Sik (6i, lladdlx 17V
Face (Hi and Burgess, Brand (51.
Major League
Leaders
By Unilrd Press International
National League
PlayerttClub . G. All It. II. Pel,
Covington, Pha 42 134 23 47 .351
Grout, StL
White. StL
Ccpedu, SF
Buyer, StL
11. Aaron, Mil
T.Davis. LA
30
39
36
21
42
15
73 .341
69 .32!) No.
6.1 .328
63 .320
60 .316
40 .315
17 57 .343
20 54 .333
55 .329
57 .322
CO .321
56 .315
24 60 .313
21 42 .313
25 54 .312
28
31
26
30
52 214
52 210
50 1112
49 1!I7
50 I'M
36 127
Gonzalez, Pha 48 162 27 50 .30!)
Warwick, llou 45 136 15 42 .300
Clerrtente, Pills 39 137 22 42 .307
Ameiiran League
Wagner, LA 47 175 28 60 .343
Malzonc, Bos 45 166
Causey, KC 38 162
Robinson. Chi 47 1(7
Kaline. Del 46 177
Fox. Chi 46 187
Charles, KC 45 178
Schilling. Bos 45 1!)2
Pepilone. NY 40 134
Boyer, NY 43 173
Home Runs
National League: Aaron, Braves
16; F. Alou. Giants 12; Bailey. Gi
ants 11; Howard. Dodgers; Cepe
da. Giants, and Mays, Giants, all
10.
American League: Wagner, An
gels 13; Allison. Twins 13; Man
tle, Yanks; Hatley, Twins, and
Stuart, Hod Sox, nil 10.
Runs Batlrd In '
National League: F. Alou, Gi
ants 30: II. Aaron Itrnves: Rnv-
" Mfr Cisrile and ''rtir1:i Ci.-inl. nil
38: White. Cards 37.
Amprlmn lanur: Warner, An
firls 3B; Allison, Twins 35; Nichol
son. While Sox 34; Slu.irt, in
Sox 34; Kalinc, Timers X; Room
Mn, White Sox 33.
I'ltrhinR
National Lranue: O'Dcll, GianLs
8-0; Terranoski. Dodger $-1; Sim
mons, Cards 6-1; MrBean. Pi
rates 5-1: Woodeshick. Colts 4-1.
NO. 63-79E
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON
FOR THE COUNTV OF KLAMATH
J. S. GLEASON, JR.. as Administrator
i ol Veteran Attain. Plaint
GEORGE ARTHUR ALLEN,
RIE ALLEN, LEE ALLEN ROBERTS
and BARBARA C. ROBERTS, husband
and wile (record owners), CH4RLES C
BONNE and VIRGINIA BONNET, D
tendantt
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 filed
Against you In the above entitled Court
and cauve on or before Ihe expiration
of four (4) weeks Irom the dale of
the first publication of this Summons
uDon vou, and. If you 'ail to appear
io answer said Complaint, the Plaintiff
for want thereof will apply to the above
entitled Court for the relief prayed for
in said Complaint, to wit
Tnat a Decree be entered against you
as follows:
(1) That Judgment be entered against
e Delendanti. George Arthur Allen,
Neva Marie Allen, Lee Alien Roberts
and Barbara C. Roberts, husband and
te, and each of them. In the sum of
s;.943.0S together with Interest thereon
at the rale ol 4'i per cent per annum
Irom April II, 1961, plus the sum
177.00 as and for the cost of foreclosure
report, and for plaintiff's costs and dis
bursements Incurred herein and that ex
ecu l ion Issue therefor;
(2) That Plaintiff's Mortgage herein be
adjudged and declared a valid first lien
upon Ihe properly described as follows,
to wit;
Lot Twenty-seven (17) of SUMMERS
PARK, In fhe County of Klamalh and
state oi Oregon j
to secure the payment of all sums here
inabove mentioned for which Judgment
is herein prayed together with accruing
interest and costs; that the said moi
gage be foreclosed and that Ihe said
mortgaged real property be sold In the
manner provided by law for the tale of
real property upon execution; that Plain
tiff be allowed to bid at tald foreclosure
sale; that Ihe Sheriff of Klamalh Coun
ty, Oregon, be directed to place the pur
chaser al said sale In Immediate oc
cupancy and possession of said prop
ty and that the proceeds of Ihe sale
i applied first to the cost of said sale
second to the payment of Plaintiff ' judg
ment for costs, disbursements ana tees;
and third In payment pro tanlo of Plain-
Tiff's (udgment tor payment ot an otner
Items as herein prayed for together with
accruing Interest and costs;
(3) That the Defendants, George Ar
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, through or under
them, be forever barred and foreclosed of
ill right, tille. Interest, lien or equity in,
and to the said property and each and.
every portion thereof, except their statu
tory rignr ot redemption; ana tor sucn
other and further reliel ai lo the Court I
may seem equitable;
(4) That in the event the real property
described herein Is not sold at said ex
ecution sale tor a sum sultlclent to satis
fy the costs and expenses of sale and
Plaintiff's udgment prayed tor Herein,
that a deficiency lodgment be entered
herein against the Defendants, George
Arthur Allen, Neva Maria Allen. Lee
Allen Roberts and Barbara C. Roberts,
husband and wile, and each of
lor the amount of the dillerence between
the amount real 'red on said execution
sale and the total amount of costs and
expenses of sale and Ihe Plalnlitt's judg
ment herein.
This Summons Is published by Order
Of the Honorable Donald A. W Piper.
Judge of the above entitled Court, made
and entered on Ihe 29 day ot April, 1963,
prescribing that this Summons be served
by publication once earn ween tor tour
successive weeks in the Klamath Falls
Herald & News, a newspaper of general
circulation published in Klamath County,
Oregon; that first publication be made
on Ihe 13th day of May, If6l, and fhe
last day ot publication being the 3rd day
of June. 193
F j. DEES, Attorney tor Plaintiff
Post Office address:
Veterans Administration
Regional Office
201 S w.' Fifth Avenue
Portland a, Oregon
4, May 13, 20, 27, June
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICF TO CREOITOR5
Notice it hereby given that the under-
signed has been appointed administratrix
of the Estate of Elsie Woods, deceased,
by the Circuit Court of Klamath County,
Oregon, and that all persons having
tis against said estate are nereo
notified to present same to said ad
nistrairix at room yjl, iit Mam Mreei,
Klamath Falls, Oregon, together with
proper vouchers, witmn six months
ihe date of fhe first publication of this
notice, which is May 27, 1963.
VERA L. CHA5fe
Administratrix
O'NEILL & MCLAREN
Attorneys 'or Administratrix
No. 129, May 27, June 3, 10, 17, 1963.
NO. e2-95
NOTICE
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON
FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH
n the Matter of the Estate ol
WESLEY MONETTE JOHNSON,
Deceased.
Notice it hereby given that the under-
vs. signed Executor of the Est,tt of WES-
NEVA MA- (LEY MONETTE JOHNSON, deceased.
has filed his Final Account and
Honorable Donald A. W. Piper, Judge of
Ihe Circuit Court of the State of Ore
gon, for Klamath County, has set the
10th day of June. 1963, at the hour of
10:00 o'clock A.M., as the time, and
Ihe Courtroom of said Court as the place
lor hearing objections to said Final Ac
count. .j-Ernest Mullls
Executor
S-Richard J. Smith
Attorney for Executor
No. 9i, May 13, 20, 27, June 3, 1963.
PROBATE NO. 63
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP
THE STATE OF OREGON
FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH
n the Matter of the Estate of CHARLES
WORDEN POTTER, Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that the under
laned has been appointed administrator
ot tne fc state or manes worsen roner,
deceased, by the Circuit Court of Klam
ath County, Oregon, and that an per
sons having claims against said estate are
hereby notified to present the same to
said administrator at the office of Van-
denberg and Co, Sulla 202 Underwood
Building, Klamath Falls. Oregon, together
will) proper vouchers, within six months
of the dale of the first publication of
this notice, which is May 20, 1963.
Jack L. Poller, Administrator
Vandenberg and Coe
Attorneys for Administrator
Suite 202 Underwood Building
Klamath Falls. Oregon
No. 107 May 20, 21. June J, id.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice Is hereby given that the under.
i laned has been appointed as Administra
trix of ina tiiaie ot otuKue w. i tu-
RICK, deceased, bv Order ot the Circuit
Court of fhe County of Klamath and all
persons having claims against said estate
are required to present the same to the
administratrix, duly verified and with
the proper vouchers alt ached, at I hi
office ol her attorney. L. ORTH SISE
MORE, S3! Mam Street, Klamath pans.
Oregon, within six months from the date
Ot first publication ot ims nonce.
MA IDA TEORILH.
Administratrix
No. 131, May 37, June 3, 10, 17. 1963
1963.
i8, Hook (10) and Coleman. Win-
ncr-llonk i3-5, Lowr Fare (2 5
lm-Hirkman.
Mick Wright
Wins Fourth
BEAUMONT. Tex. UPI -Mickey
Wrifihl, tied with her own
record of (our straieht tourna
ment victories and admittedly 'a
little weary," today readied for
next week's Chattanoopa. Tenn.,
Women's Open and her last
chance lo keep the present vic
tory iskein alive.
Tlie Dallas blonde burned
up the course Sunday, turning in
a last round &t for a record 20i
total and a victory in the $8,000
annual Balw Zaharias Women's I
Oon golf tournament.
Tie victory was worth $t.2.i0 to1
Mickey, but matching her own
record for consecutive tournament
wins wits equally valuable. She
set tlte four-in-a-row mark last
year.
The Chattanooga tourney will
lc the last chance to keep her
string alive She flies to Lisbon.
Purtue.il. after it for a televised
c.olf dale with Kuropean proette
Untitle Vavansol.
Miss Wright had an eagle on
tlie par 5 No. 12 hole at tlie 6.27B
yurd Beaumont Country Club
course Sunday, hitting her second
shot to vsiilun m (ret of the pin
Little Clifford Ann Creed, of
Alexandria. l.a . huni: on uainelv
A through the front nine, but wound
up with a 7:1 for a 54 hole total
of 214 and f"73 second plait1 roon-1
Stallard. Bcaniarth i7, Craigj American Uague: Stock. Orioles
5-0; Fischer, Athletics 7-1: Bou
ton, Yanks 7-1; Tappas, Orioles
4-1: Kakow. Athletics 6-2.
WEEKEND SPORTS SUMMARY
By t'nlled Tress International
Saturday
US VEGAS, Nev.-Wilhe Pas
trami, a IV 1 underdog, won the
world light heavyweight title from
Harold Johnson on a split 15
round decision.
NEW YORK Villanova won Its
fourth straight 1C 4-A track and
field championship.
NEW YORK Spicy Living won
SIOUX FALLS. S. 1 Maryland' for tlie tournev
State. led by Buss Hogers. won
its first NAIA track and field
championship.
Mis Creed h.td to hiidie the
IRth hole with a chip-m from five
feet off the putting surlace to
ward off tlie ruh of Judy Kim
hall, whose 71 Sunday left her one
stroke back in third place
Miss Wright's record round bet
tered Betty Jameson's 210 in l!,Vi
PHILADELPHIA - Armando
Vega of Ixis Angeles and Mrs.
WINS PKO TKNMS
SAN IHKt.O. Calif UTI' -Surprising
Andres (iimrno of
Spam was $l.rtW richer today for
his victories over Australians Ken
Muriel Grossfeld were ciowmxl'ltosewall and lttxl Ijiver in the
National AAU gymnastic chain- first San licco professional ten
pions. j tournament
Sunday j Citneno bested rookie pro 1-aver
INDIANAPOLIS With tlie final -m (lie final m.iUh Sunday. 2-6.
18 holes to plav Monday, Dow 17-5. 6.1. alter t.ikmg too-seeded
the I9I.725 Mother Goose Slakes Finsterwald and Julius Boms tiedlltoewa!l 9-7 in tin semifinal
for 3-year-old fillies at Aqueduct.
INGLEWOOD. Calif. - Winnnly,
substituting for ailing stanlemale
Crozler, scored in the $122 300
Californian Handicap at Holly
wood Park.
for the lead in the Is&.iKO flw
Festival golf tournament.
CHAHMTTK. X. C -Fred l-o-
match.
SOFIA, Bulgaria Russia took
four of tlie eight titles in the
renien of Elmhurst, 111., won the 'world freestyle wrestling eham
$ 1 17.000 World 600 late model j pionships and won the team cham
stock car race. Jpionship with 39 points.
NO. 6? 30 G
NOTICE OF SALE
OF REAL PROPERTY
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP
THE STATE OF OREGON
FOR KLAWATH COUNTY
In fhe Matter ot a Conservator tor
the Estate ot Alice R. Johnson.
Notice Is hereby given that the under
signed Margery B. Mahoney, as Con
servator of the Estate ot Alice R. John
son, will, from and afler June 35, 1963,
at 10 o'clock A M. at the office of Canong
8, Canong, 538 Main Street, Klamath
Falls. Oreoon, sell at private sale, the
real property of the estate described as
it 4, moot 5J, secono moi springs i
Add tt ion to City ot Klamath Falls, Oregon,
except the Easterly 10 feet thereof.
Terms of sale: Cash, or not less man
10 per cent cash and the balance, with
Interest at A oer cent per annum. In
equal monthly installments for a period
of not mora than ten vears.
This sale Is made pursuant to oraer
of Honorable Donald A. W. Piper, Judge
of the above entitled Court, dated May
22, mi.
Margery b. Manoney
Conservator ol said Estata
Ganong & Ganong
Attorneys for Conservator
no. Ji. May 27. June i, id, i.
LEGAL NOTICE
Probate No. 43-71
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON
FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH
n the Matter of the Estate of
ROSE M. BRIGGS. Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the
undersigned has been appointed Admin is
lretrl of the estate of ROSE M. BRiGGS.
deceased, all persons naving claims
against said estate art directed to pre
sent the same properly vended to me
at the office of Proctor & Puchett, At
torneys at Law, SIB Main Street. Klamath
Falls, Oregon, within months from
date hereof.
DATED this 3rd day of June. 196
NINA M. HALL, Administrate
Proctor & Puckett
Attorneys at Law
518 Main Street
Klamath Falls. Oregon
153, June 3. 10, 17, 24, 1963.
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION
SUBURBAN RURAL FIRE
PROTECTION DISTRICT
KLAMATH COUNTY, OREGON
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
special election will be held in the Sub
urban Rural Fire Protection District oi
Klamath County, Oregon from 2:00 p.m.
to I 00 p in., on Junt 11. 1963, at the dlv
trlct's fire station, 3347 Gettla Street,
Klamath Falls. Klamath County, Oregon,
tor the purpose of submitting to the legal
voters of said District the question ot
increasing the tav Mvy for the 1963-44
fiscal year over the amount limited bv
Article XI, Section 11 ol the Oregon Constitution.
Tho reasons for Increasing such tax
levy are that sufficient funds to provide
adequate tire protection In fhe district
cannot be raised for the 1963-64 fisca
within the tax limits based upon the
eilstino tax base of said district, since
the growth and development within the
district, necessitating additional person
nel and fire fighting equipment, and the
costs of equipment, supplies, services and
personnel, have increased mora rapidly
than tho Increasa permitted in the tai
lew under Article XI, Section it, of the
Oregon Constitution.
he amount ot fa. In eicess of the si
per cent taw (Imitation, proposed to be
levied lor said fiscal year is I38.139.03
Dated this 24fh day ot May, 193.
G. A. Robustell
President, Board of Directors
Hans Frel
Secretary, Board at Directors
0. U7, June 2, L 4. 1963.
NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That
payments under sewr assessment liens,
against real property hereinafter de
scribed, In fhe City of Klamath Falls
Oregon : entered In the lien docket of
id Cltv. In the sewer improvement unit
hereinafter Identified, to wnich the pub
may reier, art now delinquent and
in default; that by virtue of warrants
sued by the Recorder of said Cltv.
lAted the th day of May. 196, and to
me directed, I will on the 11th day of
June. 1963, beginning at the hour of ten
lock AM. tdevliqht saving time)
said day, at the tront door of the City
Hall tor the City ot Klamath Falls,
Oregon, at public auction tor caih: to
said assessment liens, pavment
:h are now in default and to
satisfy the interest thereon and the cost
of such sale; sell fhe following described
tots, tracts aid parcels or real estate
or so much of each thereof as necessary
to satisfy sad lien, interest and COt
sale ol the respective property; an
of said properties being located in th
City of Klamath Falls. Oregon, and de
nned as follows, to-wit;
N"i Lot 8. Block , Buena Vista Aitdi-
tn. amount of lien W 0: In clr'ault
t", W Pfinnpal and interest S3 36; Sewer
Unit No 30
S i tot 8. Block 1, Buea Vista Add1
m moont o Ken 10: in rie'Au'f
1" W principal and interest 13 36. Sewer
Unit No. 30
Lot U. Block 4V Biiena Vista Addition
amount of Iten ftatll, in detault U II
nr-oal and Interest SI 75. Sewer Unit
No
Lot t3. Block 41 Biena V-'a Arklf-on
amount of hen 14 Jl, In dfgi U
moral and me'eil It TS. Sewer Un.i
No 30
Lot U. Riock 41. fltena Vta Add!
n. amount of lien a ll; m de'ault
sAM principal and interest 13 01 i Sewer
Unit No 30
Lot 1. Block 41. Buena Vista Artdi
tion amount of lien S.if H : in de'ault
tw ll pr. nopal and interest i 40; Sewer
Unit No. .?
Lot 16. Bicck 41 Buena Vista Addition;
amount of Hen Slt: In de'av" l.H 11
X'pal and interest IteO. Sewer Unit
No 30
Lot it. Bock 41 Bcena VH'a Add.
nn amount of I'Cn S.tt; in de'flutt
SJ It principal and interest 11 4C. Sew
er U.i No ,0
lot a. Riock 4? Biena Vta ArirMion
vovnt of lien i n; in default tit; h
mc pal and interest 16 3'. Sewer unit
No 30
B'OCk J. SMppincNvs Addition
amount of lien Hit tS: in default tUl
rr.rx.p. end interest 14 !. Stwer Unit
B'ock 7. S"lpplnqon A.-M'Hon
amount o 'en tW 4S; in rtffi(t tljl
"coat artd interest 14 U. Sewer Un.i
No 30
nn p'ece of p-onertv it be sepa
y so'd H wit he sold to te h onest
b-iiter tor t in hand A tertiKe e'
ti To "f) p-ooerty wit be issved to
th Purcater untf ( me p'ecert no'
edeemed m ttn one vear from me dute
sae. sa-d centra may be
""ord at tte ice o' ""e Recctter of
le-d C'ty to a deed to sa-d p'os-e-'v,
Done tNi 13th oav o May. 163.
C". A Mow'-d
Civet ot Poi'ce for Ktam.
e'h Fans. O'eoen
No . May U JO. p. June 1, 1!i
NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION
Su CUR DAN RURAL FiRE
PROTECTION DISTRICT
KLAMATH COUNTY, OREGON
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
special election will be held in the Sub-
ban Rural Fire Protection District of
Klamath County, Oregon, from 2:00 p.m
to 8:00 p.m. on June 11, 1963, at the
District's fire station, 2342 Geltle Street.
Klamath Falls, Klamath County, Oregon,
the purpose of submitting to
leqal voters of said District the question
'Shall the following described contigu
ous areas be annexed and Included as
part of the Suburban Rural F ire Pro
lection District of Klamalh County, Ore
gon.
portion of the NE'jSW'i, section
36, Township 31 S., Range 9 E W.M.
Klamath County, Oregon, to-wit:
Beginning at the initial point, which
Is an iron axel, said point being North
89 degrees 55' E. a distance of 1345 ? feel
and North 0 degree 16' W. a distance of
1356.0 leet from the Southwest corner
of said Section 36; thence North 0 de
gree 16' W. along Ihe east line of Patter
son Street a distance ol 831,0 feet to an
iron pin: thence 89 degrees 39' i' E. a
distance of 605.0 feet lo an iron pin;
thence South 0 degree 16' E. a distance
of 831.0 feet to an iron pin on the north
line of Eberlein Avenue; thence South 89
degrees 39'i' W. along fhe north line of
Eberlein Avenue a distance of 605.0 feet.
more or less, to the point of beginning.
b. Ankeny Garden Tracts, a platted
subdivision located in Klamath County,
Oregon.
Dated this 24th day ol May, 1963.
G. A. Robuslell
President, Board of Directors
Hans Frel
Secretary, Board of Directors
No. 148, June 2, 3, 4, 1963.
WATKINS
"QUALITY PRODUCTS"
Delivered to your door
Spices, extracts, cosmetics, household
aids. Medicines, vet supplies, TU 4-7831
VALLEY PUMP
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7364 SO. Alt)
"BUY THE Y"
HOOVER FENCE CO.
FENCING Sold and Installed
ALL TYPES
FREE ESTIMATES
CALL TU 2-0747 ANYTIME!!
DENTAL PLATES
Repaired while you wait.
New Plates Made From Your Old
PERSONAL DENTURE SERVICE
1033 Main TU 4-3284
PAINTING
RESIDENTIAL - COMMERCIAL
E. L. GERRUE, Painting Contractor
"31 years In Klamath Basin"
All Work Guaranteed - TU -9i3S
DOZER with operator. Excavating 4 lev
eling. Any site ob. Low rates. TU
2-1573 after 4 p.m. ;
WELL DRILLING
FREE ESTIMATES
E. E. STOREY
3831 HOPE ST. TU, 4-3990
HELP VANTEPEMALE
I WANTED companion for elderly lady.
Must oe aoie to ortv mu vw
meals dally In exchange tor room and
Doaro. iu j
I WANTED experienced waitress, must be
neat) Must have own iranspwnonwi,
in person at Van's Mctet
Guaranteed Repairs
WASHER DRYER
UHLIG'S ELECTRIC
1026 Main TU 4-5512
Gina's Tailor Shop
Tailoring - alterations for men, women.
children, AM work guaranteed.
Reasonable Prices
Gene's Men's Wear 537 Main
EDUCATIONAL 13
THURSTON
DANCE STUDIO
, Enroll your child now for
FALL KINDERGARTEN
Pickup and Delivery
Limited Ennrollment
Call Winema Hotel TU 4-4181
or TU 2-3244
MOTEL MANAGERS NEEDED
Men. women, couples needed; over 25
tki luvnimlu mart at home tol
inuiwi hv two weeks of practical training!
in a modern motel. For interview, wrue
giving address, occupation, phone num
ber to American Motels, Inc. Ill No. 7th
P.O. Box 160, Las Vegas, Nevada.
Oeot. BB.
HELP WANTED, MALE
16
SCHOOL
AGE
BOYS
.EARN
Vacation Money
by
selling the
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HELP WANTED, MALE. 16
TWO people for route work. One part
time open'ng. Man or woman, perman
ent. Can make $3 50 to 5 per hour or
more. Write Mr. Stetson, P.O. Box 4014,
Oakland 23, Calif.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN
By one ot Klamath's leading offices. An
excellent opportunity to learn and earn if
you are willing to work and study. High
school education. Sales experience benefi
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MEETING NOTICES
PONDIROSA LODGE No, 220 AF
t. AM STATED COM
MUNICATION Monday.
hint 3. 8 Dm. Mosontc
Temple. All Master Mo
sons invited, dress in
formal. Refreshments.
Elmer Vincent, W.M
SCOTTISH RITE BODIES
Meeting in Lodge ond
Chapter Tuesday, June
4, 8 p.m. Election of
officers in the Chopter.
Herman Gtsvold, Secy
7 30
K lomoth Foil
SHRINE CLUB
Regular meeting, Wil
lard Hotel, Wed., June
5. Invite a Master Mo
wn. Hospitality 6 JO
p m. Prime rib dinner
Al Nvhock, Prrs
LOST I FOUND 2
LOST t tnol or "J" wrervn 100 '"yard
smith H'ghfv- f?, tity limit Reward'
itl finder pee CH TU U7i
LOST Lrdy Hamilton white geld wVfh
t Klamath Mfmonul Cemrterv O W'fv
Used Car lot Reward, tu 1-02S eMe-
PtRSONALS 6
ROTOT1LL ING. tmtior" equipment V 50
per hour, C. B Forney, TU 2 044
LARIAT Be aiify LtX'nrje. Mia Summers
lane. TU I-S7TJ, Rofert Lanti, operator
KLAMATH A 'robotic Anonvmous. TU
l-A5t, TU 4fC. Friendly help anytime.
GRAHAM'S licenced home for the a oed.
ate rooms or ward care, special diet,
INSURANCE
ITS A LtFSvER
low-cost BOAT Insurance
W CASCADE
C. BUZ LARKIN
SERVICES
CALL B'LL
....J0
tORNEV.'TU dan
ivat-ons. o;e OtVl'ns seo
i. d'n-n l'Mv landscaping, rotp
444 sMte nev
CUSTOM BUTCHERING
At vfvr place, deliver to procf"9 p'ait
leave at your pce. At S'oil. T U
4':i
KENMPRr.CELViNATOR.WMIRLPOOL
Roir ft 0erhi,,i $oeciit
.Kr. tf'Vf', '''of, Afr
r Ri.V'VOS APPLIANCE Sf RVICE
jt so en tu i yti
ROToTU.ltNG iwf a-! gai-ceis. Tac
t0r fuiomenl ft II CWY TU 4 4
HEY KIDS-LOOK!
June 9th through 14th is
The Herald & News I 2th Annual
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for Boys and Girls 6 to I 6 years of age!
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WIN a $25 Savings Bond!
Simply read the rules listed below - Fill out
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ceived results from your FREE WANT AD,
write us a letter, 50 words or less, telling re
sults you received. Mail your letter to the
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sell, swop or find CHILDREN'S OWN MERCHANDISE, or offer services a boy
or girl con perform. Each od will run three consecutive times absolutely free.
Each must be written for a specific classification. (Read the list of classifications
ot the beginning of the Classified section).
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and News any day from now until 4:30 p.m. Friday, June 1 4.
3. Sorry ... no phone orders! Write your ad plainly on the FREE WANT AD cou
pon appearing from time to time in onother part of the paper. You have 25
words. Be sure to include your name, oge and address or phone number in your
od.
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counter between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Mondoy, June 3rd, through Friday,
June 14. (Until 12 00 Noon on Saturday.)
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the order. Coll the Herald and News Want Ad Deoartment as soon as you get
results in order thot your ad con be discontinued. Then, tell us in a letter about
your results. You may win o $25 Savings Bond. Mail your letter by June 28th.
7. The Herald and News reserves the right to edit, limit or refuse FREE WANT
ADS thot do not conform with the above rules.
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tilth that the obi ottered are at Hated
In Ihe advertising copy. We are no; re
sponsible tor the Integrity of our adver
tisers. but we make every effort to dl
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ad and finding If to M misleading u
aiked to reocrt tt to Ihe Classified Ad
vertising Department ot the Herald t
Hews.
SITUATIONS WANTED 78
JUNIOR In high school wants babysitting
for summer, Artene Williams, 2029 Gar
den, TU 4-6359.
WANT to build or repair lences. preler
ranch fencing, TU 4-9912.
HELP WANTED! I Middle aged man with
great sickness In family needs employ
ment badly. TU 4-B07I.
WANTED babysitting, my home, full or
pari time. TU 2-59VT
NOTE TO PARENTS
Help us moke this an educational benefit for your cMd. Let the
children write their own ads, (to conform with the above rules)
with os little help os possible. We wont these ads to be the chil
dren's work! Suggest to them what they may advertise, but let
them enjoy the experience of advertising, and have the fun of
seeing their own efforts in print.
ROOMS FOR RENT
.. 22
COOL, airy, quiet, sleeping rooms. 3l6
So. 5th, TU 2-0214.
ROOMS, small house, reasonable. Ernie's
Hotel, 631 So. 5th, TU 2-5225.
LARGE clean housekeeping rooms, utili
ties furnished, 317 Pine, TU 2-US 7.
CLEAN, comfortable rooms. 2 blocks
Irom Main, $5 and up. TU 4-4259.
APARTMENTS FOR RENT
FURNISHED private entrance, heat paid,
adults, 1421 Esplanade, TU 2-2770.
TWO bedroom unfurnished, 2139 Orchard,
inquire 2037 Radcllffe.
HOT SPRINGS. 3 rooms furnished, ga
rage, S75, utilities Included, TU 2-1663.
EWAUNA - DOWNTOWN
Klamath's most modern, furnished.
219 So. 11th - TU 2-1062
FURNISHED 2 room apt., utilities paid,
shared bath, rent reasonable, TU 2-4513,
1642 Esplanade.
NEWLY decorated, nicely furnished 3
rooms, utilities paid to certain amount,
TU 4-3893, TU 4-3762.
MODERN, furnished 2 bedroom apart
ments. Water, garbage paid, TU 4-5692.
REX ARMS APARTMENTS. Furnished 1
bedroom, newly decorated. Heat, tele
phone, garage, garbage paid. TU 2-9217.
TWO 2 bedroom furnished apartments
TU 7-6765, TU 4-9905.
ONE bedroom furnished, washing facili
ties, S45, TU 2-5829, TU 2-1293.
LOVELY, furnished, all utilities, close
in, reasonable, adults. T U 4-9287, T U
4-6033.
NEW I bedroom apartments, electric
heat, stove, refrigerator, washer, dryer.
No children, TU 2-4153.
DESIRABLE furnished studio apartment,
uptown, 223 N. 6th, Marion Apts.
FURNISHED 3 room apt., S55; 1-room
unit. S3i; all utilities paid, shared baths.
Adults only. 419 N. 10th.
NICELY furnished 1 and J bedroom apti.,
SJO and UP, TU 4-9754, TU 4-3854.
GET cash tor furniture you aren't using
by selling it with Inexpensive Classified
ads. Dial TU 4-6111 to place your ad.
FURNISHED front apartment.-All" utili
ties paid eicept electricity, adults. 152.50.
Lincoln Apts,, 319 E. Main, Apt. 5.
NICE clean furnished apartment, close
TU 2-2531, TU 4-6966.
ONE bedroom furnished apt., close in,
private bath, TU 2-6896.
ONE or two bedroom furnished, heat.
water paid. 875 Grant- TU 2-4719.
"ROOSEVELT APTS.
20M LE ROY TU MTlt
Furnished or unfurnished one bedroom.
Garage Hot water heat. Hot Springs
area. Adults.
RICKFALLS
APARTMENTS
onrf
MOTEL
2660 Shasta Woy
One ond Two Bedroom opt.
Furnished ond Unfurnished
$69.50 to $89.50
Dotty, Weekly Motel Rote
TU 2-5577
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COMFORTABLE LIVING AT LOW COVM
1 -3-3 bedroom acts., lirnished or unfur
nished. Permanent maintenance included.
Monday through Friday
SHASTA VIEW
APART VtTNTS
1677 WA5HBURN WAY TU 4-IJ7I
0"ce hour I a m. to S p.m.
KLAMATH-FALTTSFInEST
2544 Union
t tnxm un'u'nhM
2 fiM'Oorn unturmshed
Spacious Pnoms
Taste'ully Decorated
Wall to Wall CarPet,na
Swimming Pool
Rental tnciudei mi sryicei
cct telephone and eiectncity
HOUSES FOR RENT 26
FOR rent or sale unurnishMibdroom
Mjhu'ban home Pavrt st-eef Lao
enced v'd. 0ner w-it cwnder rent.
0'ion ag-eement TU 2-1 n.
'N Henlfy j bedrooms d'us 'j sto'yT
e"ila"'r, 15.?, rr'e'tnces required, P'e 2,
Boi 551. TU 4-479.
TWO bedrm. r"oe. renqerator, wi,
I2 Vt Wh.tnrv. Tu t-131.
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1519 Wo'ri-. Ave . UA W-,
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