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Newspaper Page TextSunday, June i, 19M HERALD AND NEWS, "DENNIS THE-MENACE" 'I owe hcwe way 'owse sunt Achievement Awards Made For Cub Pack 10 Cubs o( Pack 10 received their achievement awards May 31 at a meeting at Shasta School which brought to a close another year o scouting activities. The newest member of the pack, Steven Ring, received his bob cat badge. Those receiving their first advancement, the rank of wolf, were Tommy Wood. David Labor Office Tells Results Of Survey SALEM The Oregon State Em ployment Service reported that a national survey of Public Em ployment offices made during the week of May 19 shows that 97 per cent of the non-agricultural placements made by the employ ment service were of unemployed workers. The survey, conducted by 22 state employment security agencies showed that a total of 6.724.755 non - agricultural job placements were made by public employment service offices throughout the U.S. in calendar year 1962. The 26 Oregon State Employ ment Service offices made a total of 75.363 non-farm job" placements during calendar year 1962. The national survey showed that in 1962 calendar' year, 2.18.000 of the non-farm placements were in professional jobs; 1.090.000 in cler ical and sales jobs: 2.139.000 in service jobs; 3112.000 in skilled jobs; 907.000 semi-skilled and 1. 968.000 in unskilled jobs. In Oregon, the State Employ ment Service during 1962 placed 2.118 in professional and manag erial positions; 13.265 in clerical and sales: 21.027 in service jobs: 4.268 in skilled; 8.484 in semi skilled and 26.161 in unskilled jobs. The employment service said in a quick survey of the Oregon placement picture that the great majority of placements made were made for persons who were unemployed at the lime the place ments were made. Robert C. Goodwin, administra- tor of the V S. Labor Depart- mcnt's Bureau of Employment Security, said that the recent national survey was made by slate agencies to determine the accuracy of recent statements that the Public Employment Sorv- ice has been neglecting the un - employed and that 60 per cent nf niaeemenls made through pub - lie employment offices were em - .. 7l..... un.rt inl Ttu (mit-u wui mi n iiiaiifhiiiH ,in- i - survey quickly proved t h'c s e which will be hold in tlx? Eastside charges inaccurate. Goodwin add- Grance Hall to conclude the lestiv ed. , iilif- On The KLAMATH FALLS BIRTHS BOYS RiLES Bfn to Mr and Mrs Roneifl in Kiamafh Vei'ty Hospital May H a boy weiofmg i lbs . U's of STANLEY-B"n 10 V' V' j-n.i l Stanley m KUmath V"v Mrv ri'ai June 3 a boy we-gnrng 7 ms . W i en. OIRLS PERKINS"'" to tfr a e-ark.m In Klamath vney ' 4 a o1" we'0',i',fl ' 'bs COBEV Born to V'. and J Cfry in Klml1 Jl;' a Qirl weighing 7 IbS . 11 M nf BBvAnrn to Vr, and M' "' II Derry in K lama VaHey KMfli" Jvf 4 a girl weighing ' lbs - f'1 f.BAMAW-Bnrn to Or Vr e-trf W Graham in Klamath V'i Hr.0ita1 June 4 a grl weighing I Iris ms VIGIL Bnrn trj Wi anrl Mrs A ev Hmo'tai V'tjii tn ttiamatn Van N girl wirihing lbs . 7' i OS ".OSCKNF R-Born to V' and nhe't k Goec-ner in IMemet" V Hru(vtal June 5 a d'rl w-3h'nfl I SCHAFFR-Born to Vr l W' tr.r Shaer m K'ema'h Vetv y June 1 e g"' io",i ' ' KO SUMMARY p tai MAftRlftOI LIC1.M wet evi 74- o-e-T --I i.i.autii aaiAn. X. ema'J Malt W Ptvne. J7 ti3V nn Patrce Lee aittf. I. PAGE S-C Klamath Falls. Or. WmmmaK at ak. Walker, Steven Keller, Robert Mitchell, Clee Crawford, Kenneth Runft and Michael Knaeble. Receiving wolf arrows were Tommy Wood, gold arrow: Rob ert Mitchell, gold arrow and five silver arrows; Michael Knaeble, gold and silver arrows; Clee Crawford, gold arrow; Roger Eb erlein. silver arrow, and Brad ley Bilyeu, silver arrow. The second advancement rank of bear was earned by John Cum mings and Danny Richartz. Advancing to lion were Jody Loncy. Danny Tucker and John Patterson. Lion arrows were earned by Danny Tucker, gold ar row; Dean Warner, gold arrow; and Gary Fairchild, silver arrow. Five cubs who completed three years of scouting graduated into Boy Scouts and received their webelos badges. Welcomed into Troop 10 were Terry Bricco, Gary Fairchild, Eddie Hager, Jeffrey Holmes and Pat Miller. Scout master Russ Fairchild conducted the webolos ceremony. Other presentations were a two- year service star to Craig Church chill and John Patterson and a three-year service star to Gary I Fairchild. Silver anniversary awards went to Pat Miller, Tom my Wood and Steven Keller. The evening's activities were conducted by Cubmaster John Heilbronner with assistance from the members of the pack commit tee. Leading the flag ceremony were Jody Loney, Geoff Harris and John Cummings of Den 5. School Plans Big Reunion NEW PINE CREEK Plans are underway for the July 4 reunion picnic for all former students, teachers, and families of the old New Pine Creek High School which was abandoned in the early for ties. I The reunion was suggested by a former student. Mrs. Dierdre uinme Meyer, wno now lives at 661 So market St , Empire, Ore. i Anyone interested in attending should contact Mrs. Meyer or Snooky" Bishop or Marcel Capik at Davis Creek. Assisting them with arrangements is Pearl Stew- 1 ard. who is compiling a list of names and addresses of all former students. A three page list of names has been posted at the Faris Store. Former students are requested to 1 check the list and supply address- es lor several persons who have not yet been located. l tarrnn liouo nas oeen apnoint- fxi In maltp nlan for ji rianr-f! Records pavrj N FrlSvOtd, ttmrt. 19, botrt Me" G'pver C Dhn. ' Marti, 19, bnh Donald Ltie B 'es. n,e J,mp Mcxmntv. Aaron E davit. A?, ie. -d J Cio''"t 1 1 ad try( Ann, i at fens l, Bty, and ".no il, mamatft Fan Waucm. and V'Oia Ai' I vernil. and' Jfr'V rVn Sa"Q-9 Pa . JOhntOo tri..th c.,.. 0' Anen nn. n. and Raneil Kfrn, Jfi, hth Klamath Fm Puhen EiOf Wiii'am. :). Kmntipy Field. -J One Lowse Midnatt, 17, Dor r,i. CeM. COURT ACTIONS PILtO Me"ftrn''tan t 'e Insu'tce Company Vf. rtr,o j Hasten, et ai Vtroiifan L'e insurance Compeny ! vi F'ed Gia H. t ai John w VrClam and Sviw'e t. McCin Jvt V f1 Grf" A'lH-a A VfnnM v C R. Jthn'on hfl CriS'iet ADtiie DIVORCE ACTtONI PILED J BULLfi N.uih E aiter i )n I j eor'M vron A vs Vena May ,! PDiOEMOOF-Jess'e m. vi L'e' w I FOlTZ Wiiiam waiter s. Sever ly . ; Ann IDKVTIFV TY.'HOH) W.R HHU)W. Kncland M'PI 1 - Hra th n iriaid nere win in ( tvnnmf (,Vf, w,.r(, M I-.- , Uedne.riaV hnnilinC tO; nine the number of ronfirrned t - Coinword Puzzle Prize Now Reaches Big Sum Of $2,500; Try !t This Week The Coinword Puzzle prize is now up to the amazing tital of J2.500. Try your luck this week. The Coinword Puzzle for the coming week was carried in Fri day's Herald and News. Here, we have listed the correct results of last week's puzzle and the explan ations. Study them carefully and trv your luck this week. EXPLANATIONS ACROSS 1. NEATLY dressed, a man might discover he was wearing the wrong socks. When he was NEARLY dressed, he would be busy with tie, collar or coat and not observing" his socks. 5. Pinching someone, unexpect edly could be a FOUL trick if it were malicious. It might be a foolish trick but not a FOOL trick. 6. Only a crazy person would RAMP or raise up in a frighten ing posture without any reason. One might ROMP or play boister ously out of sheer (un and with out any real reason. 9. After his wife's death a man might be inclined to MOPE or act in a dejected manner. He might not be able financially to MOVE to a new location. 10. A large family can make it difficult to PARK a car if every one is trying to give instructions. They might have nothing to do with someone trying to PACK a car for himself alone. 11. Going from New York to California, a man might drive EAST to the airport and take a plane to the West. He would not drive EASY but easily. 12. Savages usually TEAR their meat apart instead of cutting it when tliey eat. They do not mere ly SEAR or cook it lightly but sometimes eat it raw and some times cook it a lot. 16. One might easily be cut by a broken bottle in a gag if one Court Records MUNICIPAL COURT June a, 1HJ Ora Curtis Tyler, drunk, S25 or live or LeRoy Jot Sherman, drunk, 175 Or five or 10 davs. Lawrence M. Jendre, drunk, SIS or flue nr ID davs. Harry Dolsen, drunk, $75 or five or ID riavt. Ernest William Woodcock, drunk, SIS nr live or 10 davs. Gary Howton, drunk, SIS or live or 10 davs. Pelt Hamilton, drunk, $?S forfeit. Altred L. Lugo, drunk, US torlelt. Roland Ray Mc Darnel, drunk, S25 five or 10 davs. James Washington Bell, drunk, S2S or live or 10 days. Andrew Saucedo, drunk, 125 or five or 10 days. June 7, 11 James C. Pearce, drunk, 123 or 10 davs. Albert J. Campbell, drunk, IIS or five or 10 days. Arthur Swatm, drunk, SIS or I've or 10 days. Ethel Mae Hood, disorderly conduct, SIS forfeit. William M. Gardner, drunk. III or live or 10 davs. Calvin E. Alexander, drunk, SIS or five or 10 days. Marilyn Charles, drunk, S2S or live or 10 davs. Keith Lamar Mitchell, drunk, SIS or five or 10 days. Mary Lillian Mitchell, drunk, S7S line or 10 davs. Kennem Clyde Miller, vagrancy, SIM aruf 10 davi. Ada Soroat, violation basic rule 3S In IS, S10 forfeited. John Donald COlweii, vtoienon oasc rule 10 In )(. US. Harry Wendell SplCher, vmavon nain. rule 41 in IS, SIS Alvln Haas, violation basic rule 35 In Ml. S7S forfaited Came Eva Owen, violation basic rule 13 in IS. SI0 forfeited. Mercie Virginia Hedou'st. violation ba lk rule 3S in . SIS forfeited. Chester Clide Whiiiow. disobeyed traf tic ft.anal. S10 forfeited. Karen Kay Tucker, disobeyed traltic signal, S'O Roy Bassfietd Neal, disobeyed traffic signal, HO forfeited. Donald Ray Alger, disobeyed stop sign, tlO forfeited. John Martin Owens, disobeyed Stop tinn. 110 forfeited. Coal Geraidinc Baerl, disobeyed stop Ion. SlO forte-led William Graydon Davis, disobeyed stoo lion. 110 forfeited John Martin wandenchtid, disobeyed lna lan. 110 ferfeiied. Loren Homer Bmney. disobeyed step ian. 110 forfeited Louis Perry oidfield, disobeyed stop sign. $10 forfeited. Anna Man Marsh, failure yield right of way, SIS forfeited Ma-da Narvell Tedrick, disobeyed Hop Sign. HO forfeited Jesse James wneatiey, disobeyed slop sign. $10 torfeted George Kenneth Brewer, disobeyed slop wiiiis Edward Ervin, duooeveo ilan. SIA forfaited Harvey Hawiev Hood, following too cloe. H9 forfeited Katie Mary Ecu. U-turn between Inter sett'ons, J forfv-teo: Harvey R'Chard Cunrtngrim, pronion- M it iu. sr so tor'U'en Paschl. failure yield right Oernli of ay. m tone'tw. James Liilard Chudrich. excessive tire no se. 17 SO forfeited Thomas Die Oidy. tcesivt tire ne-ie. V so touted David Sertrjn Spencer, eicesslvt tire nvie. IT V) fo'teifed Ooug'as Ea'l Burn, no operator s licence, 7 W) frj'te.ted Dom.tiia Lugo, failure keep vthktt unner control, lit) forfeited V'tCheM snarrOHer, no onwra'or ,rr( S7 U HUMiMM W.ll.am Otmer Stept-nnn. violation bae rule M ' 20. ItO forfeited Borrt G'ertem Sottc'- vo'et'on ba sic ru'e 33 m IS. I'O forfe-ted wesiey Eugene Jue. violation basic rule Jl in K. Ml forfeited Jun LO'ettt Robinson, violation basic rue tn 7i, i roci"wa Johnson v'OtatWn basic Jeroio is m )S. HO tnrta.ted Wiit.am Waiter f"T. vioietn banc uie in n. I") forfeited .oiaimi uni D David Penonf. r..la , In . t'O tnrfei'M 1 Gnrge rrn-i M-.n,f, yioiefnn betk : ru'e 6 in JV tJi forlntM Nnrman Dvr PauP. violation be- . rule U n ji. I'O Wiinam Cecil Bioc. VflieHon basle ruie Vi l" 'o fnrta'tw f-u. Uanillnei hat If rule VI m k. vf tcfteitM j months of active duty in South J IZVX"" hM n" '"If.arolina. North Carolina, and wesiev c, oa-ymf!i, e.pirM Floi irlfl, and then membership In hine itcen. si j y. to-faited I , .j Northwest's reserve Carol Revho'H. we-ren on one or ntr .TineM.s ri-wrvc proh.bitt left tu. n! (transport or helicopter squadrons. " "" M'K-nl Uradiialing from high I fnet ta'd h. warrant on ma.M.100 thiA .lune may enlisl now i,r!i",Iie,wr,w,atr'ant nn vroieronUnd leave for recruit training at , rui is m . hi tM 1 Mae E'Kkon. warrant on d'S - MTed iw on. HI fO'e tM fandv and cum rutrcha.. ; l mains nn a nijin m nii:wisami unmmj mb...., -v placed his hand in it unwittingly. A broken bottle in a BAR would be quickly cleaned up. 18. A GOAT is not likely to dis turb an elephant since they would seldom be in the same place. A GNAT could disturb an elephant if it were too close to an ele phant's eye. 19. Age has a tendency to WIZ EN or wither us. It does not al ways WIDEN but sometimes makes people very thin. 20. A clever WRITER is not above accepting tips or ideas for his writing. A WAITER would not have to be clever to accept tips. HAMBER OMMENTS by GEORGE T. CALLISON Manatr KLAMATH COUNTY CHMII Of COMMIICI Frank Jenkins, long-time mem ber and chairman of the Advisory Committee to the Tourist Infor mation Division of the Oregon State Highway Department, made some interesting points about tour ism and the further development of this third largest industry of the state in a talk at the weekly chamber luncheon Wednesday. For one thing, he pointed out that (or every dollar spent by the tourist Information Division in its advertising campaign to attract tourists to Oregon, the tourists have, over the years, spent ten dollars in return. The significance of tourism to Oregon and an indi cation of its startling development lie in the figures which show that while it meant $35 million to the state in 1936, tourist income had jumped to an incredible $217 last year. Another thought-provoking sta tistic: nine million tourists visited Oregon in 1962; the great major ity of them came here by car . . . 2.800.000 vehicles, to be exact, Forty-three per cent of Oregon's! tourists come from California, and if they were to remain in South ern Oregon just two more days, it would represent $50 million ad ditional income to this area. Among Mr. Jenkins' suggestions for keeping tourists here longer were these. Promote tlte ready! availability of fishing for young. stcrs. How much more accessible can it get than off the Link River Bridge. Just a few short blocks' from the center of town? Play up the fact that it isn't ncccs- sary to drive loo miles into themonth. Service The U.S. Navy Recruiting Sta tion in Klamath Falls announced the recent enlistment of Robert Ijpc ilendrickson. 1R. a former student at Chiloquin High School. Hcndrickson. Uie son of Mr. and .Mrs. Marvin II. Hcndrickson, Klamath Agency, entered the ROBERT LEE HENDRICKSON Navy as a seaman recruit. He is undergoing recruit training at the U.S. Naval Training Center in San Diego and upon completion of iraininff ne will receive a H-oay irjriinj( in- win itvtive a i-utiy ?b leave. I month. Thos from distant areas who are Interwtcfl' in joining the SSct. Donald L. Alien of Klam-1 Marine Air Reserve may write ath Kails, is being reassigned to to the. Marine Air Reserve Train Mount Hebo Air Force Station, in Detactvment at the Naval Air Ore., following his graduation Station, Seattle, and arrangements from the United States Air Force twill be made for enlistment. tnchnical training course for ra dar repairmen Sergeant Allen was trained to tune, operate and repair radar equipment and associated auxili ary equipment The sergeant. on of Mr. and Mrs .h T. Allen Sr. of 1034 1 High Street, is a graduate of! Klamalh Lnion Hizh School. The Marine Corps' Air Revrva unils at the Naval Air Station, j Seattle, have openings for IflMi ' Orecon hich school graduates who wish tn fulfill their military ohli-llations ol the Sports uir uuns o. cation with the least lime spent ; America, will start at 7 a m. Sun away from home. day morning and continue all day Through (lie six month lraineon the 3 mile course near the the Marines offer six i Chrietmas Valley lxlce. Parris Island. SC. anv time be- l . v. ,,. Mvtn-n inm arm ."iriiii-r(l niwi ("Boot (amp." aix -month rerv- imii will receive four wwks of and then 21. At a party, a man's actions might depend upon the STATE or conditions of his wife. He might not note his wife's STARE at all. EXPLANATIONS DOWN 2. Having his possessions EX TORTED or taken away from him could break an old man's heart. He could very welt have them EXPORTED to some other country where he expected to live. 3. A man could lose a job be cause his references had been LOOKED up and found unsatisfac tory. They would not be LOCKED up anywhere that would make them unobtainable. mountains to put a boat into the water . . . slip it in at the Moore Park Marina or, again, in the Link River, both inside the city limits. Promote attractions and fa cilities within the "State of Jef ferson" through a scries of bill boards in the communities of Northern California and Southern Oregon. And, since surveys indi cate that 46 per cent of all tour ists are going somewhere to vis it relatives, write our relatives inviting them to come here to the Klamath country. And, perhaps as important a point as any made by Mr. Jen kins In his talk: treat all visitors with the greatest possible courtesy. This is particularly important ad vice for employes of service sta tions, restaurants, hotels and mo tels ... the people who have the first and greatest contact with tourists. This boils down to the very simple idea that we should treat our visitors as we' would like to be treated if we were visitors in some other state! or province. The chamber's program for de veloping scenic loop tours within Klamath County moved forward for another notch this week with receipt of formal permission from the State Highway Department to proceed with the signing of the tours. An order for the material for the signs is expected to be placed this week and, providing no last minute hitches develop, the signs should be in place early next News transfer to Jacksonville, Fla., for an aviation school. Upon completion of the special ist school, enlistees will return to their homes and become members of a reserve squadron at the Seattle Naval Air Station. The remainder of their military obligation will be spent attend ing meetings one weekend a month and for 15 days each sum mer for the next five years. The Nation's draft law requires that all qualified young men are liable for service with the Armed Forces between the ages of .18 and a half and 26. Once he enters the service, by enlistment, draft or appointment, he automatically must serve for six years. Ready Reservists, as the memners of Marine reserve units at Sand Point are classified, re ceive four days pay for each two day weekend training period at tended. They also receive retire ment points which can result in income for life. Membership in the reserve com ponents of the Armed Forces " " J J '" ly iexmpt.d Irom me drafl. Men who enlist from Idaho. Oregon and Eastern Washington Mil receive free transportation to their weekend drills at the Se - nine nmm riu owimni e m , n Bine ,va. rtir .-Ha uon cicn Valley Plans Auto Races CHRISTMAS VAIXKY - Sport i car races at Chnsimas Valley will highlight various events, including a rodeo, barbecue, and dance, planned for northern l-ak County the weekend of June 1 5-IS. Kaces. under the rules and rcau- jyme t cars ano i otivpts from three states will be entered. includiOK the Sports and Import SporU Or CUih of KlBmath halls. Otlwr ntris will be Lhe McKrn 7iP SCC, KodPrrP; Valro SU', HonrrMirp: Siskiyou SfT:C, Medforrl; Touring Club of Oregon. PorUnnd; pAhran Bat SCC;, CrPSfnt City; Tifdwoon Empire SCC, Eureka The Alps SCC. Redding: Chieo Tach Watchem SCC. Chico; Uv MTl JsimriB nri i.nuinn oniimj. SilMnviile. and Kcno MX, Hcn 4. Photos used for reproduction are usually GLOSSY. Tliey might or might not be GLSSY In ap pearance. 6. Criticism should not have a tendency to RETARD or hold a child back when he might go for ward. It should tend to REWARD nIea;tiy f kHar rLi e as t TjA. dJy J J. ATF1 P --.-BTrpS. R C . 0A JA H,fi.AIWJ. gjglN o s eTc IwrIiItIeIrI IsItUItIe" and encourage his better behav. ior. 7. M.P. is an abbreviation for Military Police. 8. PA. is an abbreviation for the stale of Pennsylvania. 1.1. A horse would have to be well-trained before he was select ed for a PRANCE or springing gait. A PRINCE might very well select his own horse and could prefer to train him himself. 14. A strange QUIET that was not customary could retard sleep. A strange QUILT might merely have an unusual design not even visible in the dark. 15. An outdoor worker would en joy a CHOW bar where he could get plenty to eat. He might have to use a CROW-bar but he would not enjoy it. 16. Men's shirts are often made from a BASE of cotton. They could require more than one BALE of cotton or even less. 17. AT is a preposition. LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice Is hereby given that I he Klam ath County Court, Klamath Courtly, Oregon invites written, sealed bids tor supplying the Klamath County Road De partment with lubricating oils and greases and other petroleum products lor me fiscal year Beginning juiy ii 19A5 mnd and I no June 30, 1H4. Bid; are to be submit led on a bid form supplied by tha County Purchasing Dept., supplemented by ether information at the discretion of the bidder. Written bids. securely sealed In opaque envelopes nlalnlv marked OIL ANO GREASE PRO POSAL, will be received oy ine county Clerk at the Klamath County Clerk's ntfice. Klamath Countv Court House, Klamalh Falls, Oreoon until 10:00 A.M. Pacific Daylight Time, Wednesday, June 1963, at whicn lima may win om publicly opened. Kiamain t-oumv mrvn nun. to reject any or all bids, and waive informalities, Chas. F. DaLap, County Clerk By Dorothy Rogers Deputy No. IU, June a, 7,.f. 10. LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice is hereby given that the Klam ath County Court, Klamath County, Ore gon Invites written seated bids for sup elvlno the Klamalh County Road Depart ment with culverts for the fiscal yeer beginning July 1. 1943, and ending June . 1964. Bids are to be submitted on a bM form suDOlled by the County Engineer's Office, supplemented by other Inlorme tlnn at the discretion of the bidder. Bid lorrm suDolied bv the Coumy snow me itimaled Quantity Of culvert pioe usee, this quantity fs purely an estimate and the amounts shown may or may not be suPPlitJ over the fiscal year. Written bds. securely sealed n opaque envelopes and plainly marked CULVERT PROPOS- wiii be receive! ov nt .wniT Clerk at the Klamath County Clerk's Otttce. Klamath County Courthouse, Klamath Fails. Oreoon until io am. pa cific OayliQht Savtnqs Time. Wednesday June 1. 193. at wmcn lime may win be publicly opened. Klamath couniy reserves me njm to elect any or all bids and waive In formalities. Charles F DeLep. coumy tier Bv Dorothy Rnqers. Deputy No. 164. June a. 7. f, 10. RESOLUTION NO 1JW FOl UTIOM DECLARING THE INTENTION OF THE COMMON COUN CIL OF THE CITY OF KLAMATH PAtH. OREGON. TO P A Vfc AF1U IM PROVE, CALHOUN STRfET FROM THE NORTH LINE HENION STHefcT TO THE NOPTH L'Nfc or- kkf. uw, ALL IN SAID C'TY; SAID PROJECT BEING IWPBOVtMtNl UMII wu. it, AND TO BE KNOWN AS CALHOUN STREET PROJECT; DIRECTING CER TAIN STEPS Bfc TARrN in iunei.' T ION TMFPFWITHi FINDING PLANS, SPECIFICATIONS AND cTiMifcJ FOR SAID PROJECT SATISFACTORY; CALLING A PUBLIC HEARING ANO DIRECTING THAT NOTICE OF SAID MFABINr. BE GIVEN. WHEREAS, the City engineer, e me City of Kiemeth Fans. Oregon, pursuant ljJ f.XX.'.TwM. S! if. ltd plans, specifications ane atti ates for the cost of Improving and paving, Calhoun Street from the north line of Bnson Street te the north line of Peru Rnw. all In said CHy; and the Common Council of sa-d City, finding the said plans, specifications and estimates satis factory lor said project, being Improve ment Unit No end known as the ralhMin MrM Of elect THE ErOBEi Bf. tr wrMJLyeu or TMF rnMMHN COUNCIL Of- THE CITY or KLAMATH PALL S. ORfOON. DULY ASSF VBLED IN RtOULAR StlSlUN AS FOLLOWS: Section -t-That said ptens. ipecifitaiions and as. flmetes for the Improvement nf sed por. m t said street, hereinrjewe men nv tr C ty Engineer, be and the same ere ha ' anv anorrrved Trial tM Cnmmnn rounrn m ine tity of Kiamath Fa'ls. Oroon, twreby declares ts intention to improve se'd portion ot iad stret in arcordante with the plans,, ipeciticatinns and estimates as follows- TO improve Calhoun trfT wm nartj ir'aca. 3S feet wide, end to piece con crtte curb end gutter on eitr.tr side ef iM ilui i,m initial ttalirm e Bus 00. at the Intersection of fe'houn street and Betsnn Avenue, northerly, endine at tion I plus 7S a Calhoun strett ana Park Row Inte'Sert'On; w.m paeme-f of e-ter 4 inches of fued rerf with' I tncnes Of type B aspnan contrTf. or , lnche of Pnrttand Cement The h,nd the curt, then be soped to tte M nrnnarttf una trt. m either hi nr Ml. Ail mennnies. lamphnies, and valves are te be ediusted t the ingi- sred orere No a Iks ere coniered on this pmiect. attimatan rnt at alt rlasies of Inv provement emereemg al wors- and ma-'vided by the CHy Cherter al sed CHy tenait tor the complete tmnrnvement of.end she shall publish this resolution es nad prelect tor suen type ol pevement provided by lew, end within five davs t,nq after tne first publication thereof, the a. th.it..- rnnrrata I IlitailC't Recorder shall cause to be console u Portland Cement Concrete IH.TWaO Section Tet the ornperty lying wUhin thai boundaries hereinafter described be engl tte same is hereby deciered to be bene fited b the said implement, te-wit: Situated m fr of Kiamath Fans. Oregon, STPFET IMPROVFMfNT UNIT NO ! rjer Bindery 0rrlphnn Bfl,nmr.g at the Sectinn f Or net Com mon t leci'ont t. H, , i-d If. Town- iron M South, Range f Keif. WHiam. ' . Mer.man, thence, north. jerty a-ong the centen.ne Of Arl.ngton LEGAL NOTICE Drive distance of lt.O feet, to tM Inter, i eel i on of Benson Avenue end Arlington Drive j thence, utterly along the cen terllne ol Benson Avenue e distance of 100 feet, to a point which Is at right angles to tha southwest property corner of Lot If. Block It, Mountain View Addi tion to ma CHy ol Klamath Fells; laid point balng tha trua point ol Mglnnlng, thence, northerly and at right anglai to Sanson Avenue a distanci ol 3D 0 feat, to tha southwest properly corner of Lot l. Block 19, tald addition; thence, northerly a distance of Sil.Q feat to the northwest property corner ol Lot a, Block 70, said addition; thence, northerly a dltlance of 30.0 feet to point en tha center line ol Parte Row which Is at right angles to the northwest property cornar ol Lot a. Stock 30, said addition; l hence, easterly along the centerltne ol Park Row a distance ol 30 0 feel, a point which Is at right angles to the northwest property corner of Lot 3. Block If. tam addition; thtnef. loulfwrly and at right angles to tha center I Ine of Park Kew, a distance of x o feet to ine north west prooerly comer ol Lot 3. Block If. said addition; thence, southerly 531,0 feet to the southwest property corner el Lot 10, Block 30. said Addition; thence, south erly to a point on the centerllne ol Ben- Avenue, which is at right angles to the southwest property corner el Lot io. Block 30. said addition; thence, west- frly along the centerllne of Benson Ave nue a distance el 1600 feet, more or less, to the true point of beginning, all ol said area being located In Moun tain View Addition to the City of Klamalh Palls, Klamath County, Oreoon. That all the property Included In the aforesaid boundaries above described be end the same is hereby declered to be benefited bv said improvement and as sessed lor the expense thereof. Section -3-Thet Monday July 1, l63, at the hour 1:30 0 clock P.M. and the Council Room of the City Halt In Klamath Falls, Oregon, be and it Is hereby fixed as the time and place tor hearing ob lections and remonstrances against said proposed improvement. section -4-The Recorder be and she Is hereby authorlied and directed to cause notice of such hearing to be published as pro vided by the City Charter of laid City and she shall publish this resolution as provided by law, and within five days after tht first publication thereof the Clly Engineer shall ceuse to be conspicu ously posted at each end of line of contemplated Improvement such noflce as Is provided tor by law and ordinance. Passed bv the Common Council of the City of Klamalh Falls, Oregon, this 3rd day June, 1963. Presented to the Mavor of Klamath Falls, Oregon, and by him approved and signed this 4th day of June, 1963. Robert E. veaich Mayor ATTEST: Rosle Keller Recorder STATE OF OREGON, COUNTY OF KLAMATH, SS. CITY OF KLAMATH FALLS. Rosle Keller, Recorder or the City of Klamath Falls, Oregon, do hereby cer tify thai the above and foregoing Is a true copy ot a resolution Introduced and adopted by the Common Council of the City ot Klamath Falls. Oregon, at Its regular meeting held on the 3rd dey of June 1963, and therealler approved and signed by the Mayor and aitested by tht Recorder. Rosle Keller Recorder 1SI. June 7, 9, 10, 11, II, 13, 16, 17, II. RESOLUTION NO. 1157 RESOLUTION DECLARING THE INTENTION OF THE COMMON COUN i-ll AC T LI C riTV flat If I HUTU FALLS, OREGON, TO PAVE AND IM-!" PROVE, WOROEN AVENUE FROM THE NORTH CURB LINE OF DELTA STREET TO THE SOUTH LINE OF LYTTON STREET AND ADDISON STREET FOR A DISTANCE OF 710 FEET EAST FROM THE CENTER LINE OF WORDEN AVENUE; ALL IN SAID CITY; SAID PROJECT BEING IMPROVEMENT UNIT NO. 12 AND TO BE KNOWN AS THE WORDEN STREET PROJECT) DIRECTING CERTAIN STEPS BE TAKEN IN CONNECTION THEREWITH; FINDING PLANS, SPEC IFICATIONS AND ESTIMATES FOR SAID PROJECT SATISFACTORY; CALL ING A PUBLIC HEARING AND RECTING THAT NOTICE OP SAID HEARING BE GIVEN. WHEREAS, the City Engineer, of the City of Klamath Falls, Oregon, pur suant to e resolution ef the Common Council of said City, heretofore adopted. naving tneo plans, specmcetione and es tlmeles for the cost of Improving end paving Worden Avenue from the north euro itne or uene ktreer to rne soutn line of Lytfon Street and Addison Street for e distance of 210 feet eesl Irons the center line of worden Avenue, all In said City; and the Common Council of eld City, finding the said plans, specifi cations and estimates satisfactory for said project. Being improvement unit no. is? ana Known as ine wtroen iireet Improvement: THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BYi THE COMMON COUNCIL OF TH CITYl OF KLAMATH FALLS, OREOON, DULY ASSEMBLED IN REGULAR SESSION AS FOLLOWS: Section 1 That said plans, specifications entf es timates for tht improvement el said por- nons ot si K3 sireets, nerttorort tiled oy the City Engineer, be end the same are hereby approved. That the Common Council ef the City ef K lemath Falls. Oregon, hereby de clares its Intention to Improve said por tion or said streets in accordance with, the plans, specifications end estimates es follows: The prelect shall consist ef piecing 3,14144 lineal feet ef concrete curb end gutter, excavating 3.494 cubic yards ef material, en M ting 3 manholes and t lamphoie. piecing I,w1 cubic yards of crushed reck base end 1,744 tons Type "B" alpha it ic concrete, or 7.171 square yards of A Inch Portland Cement. amj me removal Of asphaific concrete or Portland Cement walks or drlvewevS lo cated within the Improved portion ef the street. The estimated cosf of ail classes of improvement embracing ell work end materlels tor the complete Improvement said protect tor such type of peve- ment oetrtg: t.m a.nK.m r..t tai aia ia! Type Porliend Cement Concrete U3,U 07 !Tr ' 7 .T u V. u ,T J Section 3 "y f Block 71. Mountain View Addi- That the property tying wtthtn the boun.l!,t0rt, I"?' V1,t,'jl flo?0 ,h? daries hereinafter described be and thel,,T.OT ",".""T ,w m seme is hereby declared to be benefited by the said improvement, lo-wtt: Situated In City of Klemeth Falls, Oregon; Beginning at a point which Is the S W. corner of Lot X Block 11, Fair view Addi tion; thence, northerly and along the eesterly boundary ef the alley e dis tance of l.fao feet to the N w. corner of Lot I, Block 17, Second Addition; thence, easterly a long the southerly boundery ef Lytlon street e dHlence of 3M feet to the N E. corner of Lot 74, Block II ef Second Addition i thence, southerly . along the westerly boundary of the alley a distance of I'O feet to the Nf corner: of Let II. tfock 71 ef Second Addition;! thence, easterly a disfence ot 17 teet to the N E corner of Lot l. Block 21 of sec-. end Addition; thence, southerly along the westerly boundary of Pierce Street a dis-1 lance ef 340 feet to the N E. corner of1 Lot J, Block 11 of Second Addition;: thence, westerly a distance ftf I? feet to the N E corner of Lot tl. Block 11 of Second Addition; thence, southerly eiong ine westerly bnvnttrf o the alley a distance of 710 feel to the N C corner of L 1, Block M of Second Addition;! tnnce. SOUtrrly along the westerly boun dary of wnford Avenue e distance of 00 feet to the S E corner of Let . Block 17. Feirview Addition; thance. westerly along the rwirtherly boundary Of Delia Street a distance of 7M teet to the SW corner of Lot 1. Block II, Feirview Addi tion, which Is the point of beginning all hemg located within the City ef Klamath Fans. Klamath County. Oregon. That all tr property included ahove described ha a'oretaid bnundai and the same is hareny declared to be i oenerueo py seo .mprnvrm.ni ana i sessed for the epene thereof. ... mat rrorviay. me nr ay n ju.y, 'Hi, at the hour nf I TO n tiers- PM " Kfcmeth Falls. Oregon, be end It Is h'b fl-H as the fme end piece for i hee'ing oeiecfions end remonstrances against laid pretMsed Improvement, section The Recorder be and she IS hereby authorlied and directed to ceuse not Of such hearing to be published as ro- ousty tvtsted at each end ef line of con tempietee improvement sufh notice as is provided by law and Ordinance. Rested by me Common Council of the City ef Kiemeth Fans, Oregon, this JM lay e June, teei Presented fo tM Meyoe and by Mm approved end signed this )rh day ef June, IHJ ahert . veetctt ATTesT R.Mig Ketiet rfcordfr state of oreoon, LEGAL NOTICE COUNTY OP KLAMATH $5. City OP KLAMATH PALLS, t, Rosit Keller, Recorder of the City ol Klamath Falls, Oregon, do hereby certify that tht above and loregolng It a trua copy ot a resolution Introduced and adopted bv the Common Council of the City of Klamath Falls. Oregon, at Its regular meeting held on the 3rd day of June. 193. and thereafter approved and signed by the Mayor and atlesled by the KKoraar. Rosle Keller Recorder Seal No. 157, June 7, , 10, II, II, 13, 14, 16. 17, 11. RESOLUTION NO. IJ5J A RESOLUTION DECLARING THE INTENTION Or THE COMMON COUN CIL OF THE CITY OF KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON. TO PAVE AND IM PROVE. VAN NESS AVENUE FROM FL. DORADO BLVD. TO TIFFANY STREET, TIFFANY STREET FROM VAN NESS AVENUE TO PARK ROW, BENSON AVENUE FROM TIFFANY STREET TO ARLINGTON DRIVE. EUCLID AVENUE FROM TIFFANY STREET TO BIRCH STREET ANO BIRCH STREET EUCLID AVENUE TO ELDORADO BLVD.; ALL IN SAID CITY; SAID PROJECT BEING IMPROVEMENT UNIT NO. IW; AND TO BE KNOWN AS THE TIFFANY STREET PROJECT; DIRECTING CERTAIN STEPS BE TAKEN tN CONNECTION THEREWITH: FINDING PLANS. SPEC IFICATIONS ANO ESTIMATES FOR SAID PROJECT SATISFACTORY; CALL ING A PUBLIC HEARING AND DIRECT. ING, NOTICE OF SAID HEARING 8E GIVEN WHEREAS, the Cltv Enolneer. of the City ol Klamath Falls, Oregon, pursuant to a resolution ol tht Common Council of said City, heretofore adopted, having filed plans, specifications and estimates for tht cost of Improving and oavina. Van Nasi Avenue from Eldorado Blvd. to Tifiany street, Tlfleny street from Van Ness Avenue to Park Row, Benson Ave nue from Tiffany Street to Arlington Drive, Euclid Avenue from TIHany Street to Birch Street and Birch Street Euclid Avenue to Eldorado Blvd.. all In said City; and the Common Council ot said City, finding tht said plans, spec Ill- canons and estimates satisfactory for said prolect, being Improvement Unit No. 160 and known as tht Tiffany Street Improvement: THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, IN REGULAR SESSION AS FOLLOWS: Section -1 That said Plans inaclf lent Inn and estimates for the Improvement ot said portions of said streets, heretofore l lied by the City Engineer, bt and -the same are hereby approved. THAT the Common Council of tht City or Kiamain rans, uregon, nereoy de clares its Intention to Improve said por tion of said streets In accordance with the plans, specification and estimates as toiiows The prolect begins at 0 plus M on tha centerllne ol Van Ness Ave., which Is Iht easterly edge of the existing pavement at Eldorado Blvd.; thence easterly on Van Ness to station I olus 35.5. alio 0 plus 00, which Is the center 1 1 rye of Tilfany Street at Van Ness Avenue; thence north erly along centerllne ol Tllteny Street ro station v plus io 5, also o plus 00, which is centerllne of Euclid Avenue at Tiiiany street; thence westerly along tht centerllne ol Euclid Avenue fo tht Inter section of Birch Street i thence westerly along tht centerllne of Birch Street to station 4 plus e.5. which is the taslerly edge of paving on Eldorado Blvd., also 0 plus 00, which It centerllne ol Benson Avenue at Tiffany Street; thence tasler ly to station 1 plus 42 5, which is the westerly gutter line ot Arlington Street, 7 """'" 'i w .rn- provementi Io be Improved with concrete curb and gutters and pavement ot either tncnes ei crusnea roc Base end J Inches of compacted type B aiphaltlc ' concrete, or Inches Portland Cement paving. The Improved width snail be M feet tace to face ot curb en Euclid, l Birch Avenues, U feet tace to face ot curb on Benson Avenue, and 34 feet I lace to face ol curb on Tiffany Street and Van Ness Avenue. That area lying between the back of curb and the prop any line snail oe sloped to uniform grade. NO sidewalks are Included. Irle ESTIMATED COST OP ALL CLASSES Or IMPROVE WENT EM BRACING ALL WORK ANO materials tor the complete Improvement protect for tuch types ot pavement be ing: Atpnemc concreie UV.ttl.Ut Port land Cement tSS.il? 06. Section That the property lying within the boundaries hereinafter described be end the same is hereby declared fo be bene fited By the saw improvement, to-wit: Situated In City of Klamalh falls, Klam ath County, Oreoon. STREET IMPROVEMENT UNIT NO. IMl Outer Boundary Description Beginning at a point which K the sec tion corner common to Sections 10, 21, and ?. Townshla 31 Soulh, Ranoe test, Willamette Base Meridian i thence, e westerly direction along the center- line of Van Ness Avenue fo e point et ro degrees oprtmiie or the norfheest corner Block St Hlllilde Addition; thence, southerly 30 feel to the north. east corner of Let 7, Block 5, Hillside Addition; thence, southeasterly along the easterly line of Lot f, eiocK s. Hillside Addition to the southeasterly lot corner of Lot 1. Biork S. Hillside Addition; thence, touth westerly along the south erly line of Lot J, Block 5. Hillside Addition ltd feel more or less to the certtrrline of EMorede Blvd.; thence. northerly along the centerllne o Eldor- aoo bivo. io a poinf to feet ef eg de grees from the southwesterly corner of Lot ?i, Block 17, ef fctdorado Heights Add It Ion j thence, northeasterly )90 feet more or less to the centerllne o Euclid Street thence, easterly to the northwest i lot corner of Lot TO. Block IS, Etdor- " ifc,,"fn' itny li. Block IS. Eldorado Heights Addf- thence, norlherly WO feet to the northwest corner of Lot t. Block is. El dorado Hnighti Addition; thence, east erly 1)0 feet more or less to the center line of Tiffany Street thence, southerly along the centerllne of Tiffany Street to the centerllne of Perk Row; thence, east erly along the centerllne of Park Row iw feet to a point JO feet at to degrees From the northwest corner of Let e. Block wountain view Ariemoni Thence, centerllne of Arlington Street; thence, southerly along the center, line of Arlington Street J feet to the centerllne ef the alley of Blocks SO end 37, Mountain View Addition, thence, westerly along the centerllne of said alley in Block 37, Mountain View Addi tion 110 feet to a point S feet north and at ) degrees from the nnrthweit corner of Lot 1. Block 37, Mountain View Addition ( thence, south along the west line of Lot If, Block 37, Mountain View Addition US teet more or ieis to the centerllne ef Ven Ness Avenue; thence, eesterly along the centerllne of Ven Ness Avenue ISO feet more or lets to the section corner common te Sections 10. 71, II. and ?, Towmhlp M South, I Range Eett, Willamette Base Meridian, which Is the point of beginning all be ing lor a ted within Klamath Pells, tIT... .k. ..--TTr i.. . foresaid bound.Kr; above described be and tne same is hereby declared to be benefited by said Improvement end et- sessed fer the thereof. The! Mondey july, Te, .. the lur of the City Hall tn Klamath Falls, Oregm, be end it is hereby tued as the time and piece for hearing obiecttons and remonstrances against seid proposed Im provement. Section -4- The Recorder be and she ts hereby authored and directed to ceuse notice of such hearing to published es pro- r- tM City Charter ef ssmI My y law. and within five days .rt publication thereof the C.ty provided by after tM fir Engineer shall cause to be conspicuously posied at each end of line ef confempiat- ad improvement such notice es II pro- h vidd trv by taw aM ordinance Passed by the Common Council nf tha City ot Kiamath Falls, Oregon, this 3rd day f June, mi Presented to the Meyer of Klamath 1 Fails, Oregon, and by Mm approved! and signed this 4th day nf June, ml. Rrxtert . Veatch Mayor AtTFST: R! Keller Recorder STATE OF OPfcOON. COUNTV OF KLAMATH. SS. (MTV nP KIAMATH FALLS, I. Rmie txeiier, ffecerder Of the City I, certify that the above and foregnmg ts e true copy of e resolution introduced and ednpted by tM Common Council of the City of Kiamath Fain, Oregon, if it reoular meetmg held on tM 3rd day of June mi, and theree'ier approved and signed by IM Mayor and attested by tM Recorder. Rove Kener Recorder NO 1, JuM 1. t, 10. P. II. 11 ' 17, II. LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notkt It hereby given that the Klam ath County Court and the Klamath Un ion High School District NO. ?, Klamath County, Oregon, Invite written, sealed bids for tht supplying and delivering of gasoline, and dlestl, fuel and furnace oils for the fiscal year beginning July 1, l3 and ending June 30, 194, accord ing to dale on tile at tht County Engi neer's Office, Courthouse, Klamath Falls Or toon; or the School District Clerk's Office, 475 South Alameda. Klamalh Falls, Oregon. Written bids, securely sealed In opagut envelopes, and plainly marked GASO LINE AND OIL BID PROPOSAL, will be received by the County Clerk at tht Klamath Countv Clerk's Office, Klamath County Courthouse, Klamath Falls, Ore gon, until 10-00 A.M., on June 1, 19(3, pacific Daylight Time, at which Time they will bt publicly opened. The respective oovernino bodies re serve the right to reject any or ell bids. aignea, Charles P. DeLep, County Clerk -Bv Dorothy Rooers. Deoutv No. 162, June a. 7, f, 10. NO. n!E CITATION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH In the Matter of the Custody of STAN LEY LEX DARNELL, CAROL LESLIE DARNELL. LANDIE CHRISTINE DAR NELL, MARY LORRAINE DARNELL SUSAN LOUISE DARNELL, AND AL BERT LANG OARNELL. Minors. TO: PATRICIA D. DARNELL GREET INGS: IN THH NAME OP THE STATE OF OREGON, by Order of Tht Honorable Donald A. W. Piper, Circuit Judqe, dated May 13. 1963, you are hereby directed to appear before the said Donald A. W. 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