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Newspaper Page TextHERALD AND This Week's Slate TUESDAY Musgrove vi. KC Pain! So. 61b Oxygen v. Butle Valley Pacific Co-Op Ti. Local Loan Big Y Market vi. Hal'i Western Oil v. DARCO WEDNESDAY . Salem vi. Medford (7 p.m.) Albany vi. Falcons (9:30) Hawks at Conrallis (tournament) Metier Bros. vs. So. 6th Oxygen KC Paint vi. Interstate Pump T&C vs. A&W LUton vs. Butle Valley Olson's vs. Eocles Kingslcy vs. Teamsters THURSDAY Albany vs. Medford (1 p.m.) N. Salem vs. Falcons (3:30) Grants Pass at Tri-City Hawks at Corvallls (tournament) FRIDAY I.islon vs. luteal Loan A&W vs. Musgrove T&C vs. Interstate Pump SATURDAY Falcons vs. Grants Pass (Gem) Mt. Shasta at Dunsmulr T&C vs. Metier Bros. A&W vs. Local Loan So.. 6th Oxygen vs. K.C. Paint Big Y vs. DARCO Western Oil vs. Hal's - ' SUNDAY Hawks vs. Cheney Studs (Gem) Falcons at Trinity Medo-Bels at Scott Valley Weed at Happy Camp Olson's Garners LL Lead Olson's Valiants look uver first place in the South Suburban Little League (majors) Monday night by virtue of a 6-4 victory over league-leading Kingsic) while Ec cles was trouncing Teamsters, 9-1. The Valiants downed Kingslcy for! their 12th win in 15 games. Kingsley is now 13-4. Each team got five hits. Dean Fischer got the win for Olsons alter relieving Pat Galla gher in the first inning. Chris Carl son was the losing pitcher. Each club tallied two runs in the first frame and Olson's took the lead with two more in the third and racked up the win with t w o more runs in the fifth. Kingslcy tallied two in the fifth also, Bruce Witzenburger led the los ers with a triple and Carlson hit a double. Dave Gibbons led the win ners with a double. Kinglsey aid ed the cause of Olson's with five errors. Eccles got 11 hits off Teamster losing pitcher Richard Dixon. Win ner David Hummel won the game with a seven-hitter. Hummel and Jerry Martisak led the winners with a double apiece. The losers used four pitch' crs with Dixon being the first and the loser. He was relieved by Steve Goodman, Dennis Coon and Val Carlson. Eccles 211-1219-11-4 Teamsters 100-000-1- 7-2 Dixon, Goodman (1), Coon (4) Carlson (5) and V. Carlson, Coon (51,; Hummel and Hubbard Kingslcy 200-020-4-5-5 Olson's 202-20X 6-5-2 Gallagher, Fischer (1) and Barleen; C, Carlson nd Sou ell Jennings. Tice Win Net Titles Beverly Jennings and Harold Tice again took top honors this past weekend when they won ti tles In the Eugene Swim and Tennis Club tournament in Eu t gene. Miss Jennings beat another Klamath Falls ncltcr In Linda Brooks for the 14 and under girls tingles, 6-2, 6-1, T t c e dropped Kirk Kirkpatrlrk of Corvallb for the boy's title in the same age bracket, 44, 7-5, 6-3. Tice and Miss Brooks won the Sportsman Trophy also. Jack Nccr of Portland beat Doug Sikrs of Berkeley In the men's singles, 4-6, 8 6, 7-5. Price Gains Finals Again PORTLAND (UPD-Dick Price, Longviow, Wash., was in the fi nals of the Oregon Golf Associa lion amateur tournament for the third straight year today, Price, who's won two OGA championships the past two years, defeated Virg Mitchell of River side in Portland 4 and 3 in Xlon day's semifinals. Bob Prall, formerly of Salem hut now of Portland, defeated Chuck Fi.sk of Columbia - Edge water in Portland 2-up. PAGE U NEWS, Klamath Falls, Oregon . r UNWANTED VISITOR Heavyweight champion Sonny Liston's manager Jack Nilon, left, is escorted from Floyd Patterson's training camp at the Dunes Hotel in Las Vegas after Patterson's trainer, Dan Florio, ordered officers to throw him out. Nilon retaliated by inviting Patterson and Florio to visit Liston's training camp at any time. UPI Telephoto Crater Cats Get Seventh Win, Beat The Crater Cats got one of j their closest battles Monday night but remained undefeated in sev en outings as Bob Moore set Bal siger's down on one hit for a 5-1 victory. Moyina Heights stopped Superior Troy in the other game, 8-3. The Cats lead the league with a 7-0 record. The loss left the Balsigcr nine with a 4-3 record. Moore hurled another fine game in allowing only one hit. He hasn't given up more than one hit in any of the four games he has burled. The winners chalked up one Interstate Pump, Local Loan Win Local Loan and Interstate Pumi) continued ilieir close battle for first place in the South Suburban Babe Rulh League. Local Loan dumped Musgrove, 11-4, Interstate topped Pacific Co-Op, 11-6, and Liston Air Craft upset A&W Drive In, 10-9. Local Ioan had things in hand early with the hapless Musgrove Plumbing crew. The Loaners tal lied five in the first frame and coasted on in for the win with Bob Tacchini getting the win on a four-hit job. Musgrove destroyed Mets May Get Jess Gonder CHICAGO (UPl)-Jessc Gonder the good-hit, no-field catcher who broke into the majors under Cas ey Stengel three years ago, may wind up playing for him again. When Stengel s New York Mets peddled inficldcr Charley Neil and catcher Sammy Taylor to Cincin nati in a waiver deal Monday, the Reds promised to ship ole Case a player to be determined at a later date. That dale could be today or Wednesday, and the best guess is that the player will be Gonder. The Reds partially conlirmcd this Monday night when they asked waivers on Gonder, who has ap- eared in only 31 games with Cincinnati this season hut is hit ting a healthy .313. The Reds apparently can siwre Gonder liecau.se the acquisition of Taylor gave them four catchers. And the Mets. who have an ane mic team batting average of .209. certainly can use Gonder. The 27-year-old, lefty-hitting catcher cracked the majors with the New York Yankees in 1960 ihe fame 'ar Stengel was anned as the manager of Hie Bronx Bombers. He appeared in only sewn games that season but earned Casey's respect and ad miration. Following the lttil season, the Yankees traded Gonder to Cin cinnati for piticher Marshall Bridges. The Reds-Mcls transaction set off a chain reaction whereby Cin cinnati sold second baseman Don Blasingame to the Washington Senators, who mado room for him on their rater by selling pitcher Jim Coates to San Diego of the Pacific Coast 1-caguc. Rlasingame hit 2H1 in 141 games for the Reds last season but lost his job this year to rook ie Pete Rose. He bill led only .1B1 in 18 appearances w ith Cincinnati this season. Tuesday, July J, 1963 "a r Balsigers, run in the first on successive hits by Rick Brosterhoas and Bob Williams. Moore walked to fill the bags and Greg Brosterhous' groundout let brother Rick score. The Cats chalked up the win in the second inning with two more runs. Arnold Johnston walked and took second on an error. He was cut down at third on a pickoff. Kent Howard singled and moved to third on Dick Wandcrsheid's single. He tried to score and was cut down on a throw home by the third baseman. Rick Brosterhous reached first on the fielder's choice. Williams walked and themselves with 12 errors. The winners got only six hits off loser Fred Cole. Dave Warren had a pair of sin gles for the winners as did John Fcrrell. The other two hits were scattered. Cole got two of the four hits for the losers, both singles, while mate Daryl Fischer had a double and Chuck Church the oth er hit, a single. Interstate had a rugged time wilh Pacific before rack ing up six runs in the sixth in ning for the 11-6 win. Sam Hill got the pitching victory. Wayne Bogg was the loser. The w inners got 10 hits off Bcgg and reliever Rodney Clinlon. Hill gnve up six hits. Hill got a dou ble and single for the Pumpers ind Dave Vandcrhoff a double nnd single. Tom Coleman had two singles and Alike Milligan a dou ble. Don Mustoe led the losers with a triple and double while Don Allen had two singles. Liston Air Craft used seven hits to nine for A&W and took ad vantage of nine errors by the los er for the narrow win. Dan Lyons was the winning pitcher although he needed relief work in the sev enth iby Bob James. The two al lowed nine hits. Roger Kellow gave up seven in losing. Catcher Eldon Cook led the w in ners w ith a pair of doubles while Norman Grey had three singles Lyons had a triple and Lcland Es- lonson and Joe McBridc doubles. The losers were paced by Jim Gorman with a triple and single while Bill Upshnw connected for a double and single. Ron Blacksmith had a double. Local Loan 503-201 011-6- 2 002-011-0 4-4-12 Musgrove Tacchini and Ongman; Cole and Cassidy. Interstate 0(1.1-006-211-10-3 Pacific 201-012 0- 6- 6-4 Hill and Hammil; Bcgg, Clinton 16', Bcgg (71 and Nticnbock. A&W (Kll-lrM-3- 9-9-11 Liston 141-013-X-10-7-8 Kellow and Warren; Lyons, James 17 awl E. Cook. BOIT ON BlllTLSH TV NEW YORK UTH Spuria vision Inc., which owns the ancil lary rights to the Sonny Liston- Kloyd Patterson heavyweight ti tie bout, has mado arrangements wilh the British Broadcasting Corporation iBBl'l (or "same day" telecasting of the fight. The bout w ill he held on July 22, which is early morning ol July 23 in Britain. A kinescope ol Ihe bout will be flown from Las Vegas to Britain via the polar mute immediately alter the light Major League sUk. Major League Standings By United Press International National League W. L. Pet. GB St. Louis 45 32 .584 .. Ims Angeles 44 32 .579 '2 San Francisco 44 34 .564 !j Cincinnati 42 35 .545 3 Chicago 40 35 .533 4 Milwaukee 38 38 .500 6'i Pittsburgh 37 40 .480 8 Philadelphia 36 42 .461 9'i Houston 30 49 .380 16 New York 29 48 .377 16 ; Monday's Results Cincinnati 4 San Francisco 3 Pittsburgh 2 Phila 1, 1st, twi. Phila 8 Pittsburgh 1, 2nd, night Houston 4 St. Louis 3, 11 ins, night Los Angeles 2 Milwaukee I, night I Only games scheduled 1 Tuesday's Probable Pitchers New York at Chicago A Jack son 16-7) vs. Buhl (6-5). Pittsburgh at Philadelphia night) Gibbon (3-5) vs. Green l-2i. Cincinnati at Houston (night) Tsitouns (3-2) vs. Zachary (0-1) St. Louis at Los Angeles night) Simmons (7-3) vs. Drys- dale (9-91. Milwaukee at San Francisco (night) Spahn (11-3) vs. Mari chal (12-31. Wednesday's Games New York at Chicago Milwaukee at San Francisco Cincinnati at Houston, night St. Louis at Los Angeles, night 5-1 Moore's fly ball was muffed to let the two runs across. The one Balsiger run came in the third on an error, a hit bats man, a stolen base by runner Mike McNery and a fielder's choice by Gerald Hargroves. The Cats got two more in the fifth on a walk and stolen base to Williams. Moore flied out bull Ken Gray and Greg Brosterhous hit back-to-back singles for the scores. Moyina Heights had to rally for its win. Superior Troy got a single! run in the first and took a 3-2 lead in the second on two walks. two errors and a passed ball. The winners got the game in the third with six big runs. Ken Pound hurled a very neat two-hit game for the winners while he and his mates were busy get ting seven off loser Jerry Math is. Each walked five and Pound also struck out five to six for Mathis. Larry Robertson led the win ners with a double and single. He was the only one to get a pair of, hits. Dave Vroman and Doug Ward were the two hitters for the losers. Crater 120-025-6-3 Balsiger 001-001-1-3 Moore and Williams; Korsen and Hargroves. Moyina Hts. 026-008-7-4 Superior Troy 120-003-2-8 Pound and Robertson; Mathis and Caldwell. PLINTSTONES LEAGUE W L Jumping Jack. 9H 3'j The Slivers 11 7 Snack Coffee Shop 11 7 40 Club 16 9 Huttons 12 13 Frank a. Frankies 12 13 Team 00 10 5 Badoreks 9 1 Rebels I'i 16vi Resulti: Tht Slivers 5. Badoreks 0; Jumping Jacks 5, Muttons Oj 40 Club 5, Rebels 0t Snack Coffee Shoo S, Team 00 0. Frank 8. Frankies 5 (by forfeit), High team game. Snack Coffee Shop 5B5; man team series. Jumping jacks azoa hiqh ind. game. Munjon Sandoval 222; high Ind. series. Leroy Jackson 793. MOOSE MIXED FOURSOME LEAGUE W L 20 I 19 17 1) 1? 11 lft 12 14 14 13 15 12 H 12 16 10 II 10 II 19 I'l 19V j Blue Blaies Screw Balls Ht-Lo's Feather Merchants The Weakenders How-Do's The Mity Meece Holey Rollers The Spinneri Alley Gaton The Sub-Chairs Confusrd Four Torpedoes Soar Trv-rs July 1 remits: contused t-our z. noiey Rollers 71 Screw Balls 3. Blue Blaiei 1; Feather Merchants 3, The Mity Meece 1; How-Do's 2. Ht-Lo's 2; Torpedoes 0. The Sub-Chasers 4; The Weakenders 2. Alley Gators 3; The Solnners 3. Soare Trv-r 1. High team game, Hi-Lo's 111; high team series, Hl-Lo's 1392; high ind. game (worn- en), Eialn Piekeni. in, (men), Mel DcuQlas lit i high Ind. series (women), Haiel Hanscam 541, (men), Carl Peter ion 570. Favorites Win As Expected PORTLAND (UPD-Tup-sowlod players won as expected Monday in the opening round of the fttth annual Orepon Slate Tennis Championships. llorst Hitter of Koothill, Calif., CoIIcrc and Germany, seeded No. , defeated Dennis Greer of Port land. 6 0, 6-0. Second-seeded Dour Sykes of the University of Califor nia won over Kric Hodderson of Seattle by the same scores. Jack Neer of Portland. 11 champion, defeated Rob Murio of San Francisco 6-3, 6-3. sax: American League W. L. Pet. GB 45 28 .616 45 33 .577 2'i 43 32 .573 3 40 34 .541 5l? 40 36 .526 64 41 39 .513 Vk 41 39 .513 V, 35 40 .467 11 29 45 .392 164 23 56 .291 25 New York Chicago Minnesota Boston Cleveland Baltimore Los Angeles Kansas City Detroit Washington Monday's Results New York 7 Boston 5. night Kansas City 6 Baltimore 4, night (Only games scheduled) Tuesday's Probable Pitchers Minnesota at Detroit (night)- Stigman (6-7) vs. Faul (3-3). Boston at Cleveland (night)- Heffner (1-0) vs. Latman (5-3). Kansas night I - City at Washington Pena (5-101 vs. Dan ieis (l-3i. Los Angeles at Baltimore 'night) Foytack (1-1 vs. Bar ber (12-5). Chicago at New York (night) Herbert (8-4) vs. Downing (2-1) Wednesday's Games Minnesota at Detroit Boston at Cleveland Chicago at New York Los Angeles at Baltimore, night (Only games scheduled) Major League Linescores By United Press International American League j Boston 301 010 000 5 8 0 New York 230 020 OOx 7 17 0 Wood, Lamabe 2t, Earley (7) and Nixon. Bouton, Williams (5) and Howard. Winner Williams (3-3). Loser Lamabe (4-1). HR Uoyer, Geiger. Kansas City 301 100 010 6 10 1 Baltimore 000 100 030 4 7 Ol Wickersham, Drabowsky (8), Wyatt (9) and Edwards. McNal ly, Delock 3, Stock (6), Star- rette (8), Miller (9) and Brown, Orsino (9), Winner Wicker sham (6-7). Loser McNally 12-3). HR Causey. (Only games scheduled) National League Cincinnati 021 001 000 4 11 1 San Fran 011 000 1003 10 l Maloney, Owens (7), Henry (7) and Edwards. O'Dell, Fisher (8) and Bailey, Hallcr (8t. Winner Maloney (12-3). Loser O'Dell 10-4). HR Harper, Walters, Bailey. (1st game) Pittsburgh 000 001 001 2 9 01 Phila. 000 001 000 1 4 0 Card well (4-9) and Pagliaroni Brand (9). Culp (10-6) and Dal rymple. (2nd game) Pittsburgh 000 000 001 1 4 3' Phila 000 000 02x 8 11 1 Francis. Veale (5), Sisk 8 and Brand. McLish (7-4) and Dalrymplc. Loser Francis (3-3). HR-Lynch. Milwaukee 000 100 000 1 5 0 Los Angeles 010 000 001 2 4 0 Sadowski (0-2) and Torre. Po- dres (5-6) and Camilli. HR How ward, G. Oliver. (11 innings ! St. Louis 000 110 001 00 3 9 0 Houston 100 000 020 01 4 10 1 Sadecki, Shantz (7), Bauta (9), Taylor (10 and McCarver. Bruce, Woodeshick (9) and Campbell, Bateman (9). Winner Woodeshick (8-3). Loser- Taylor (4-3. (Only games scheduled) Archers Cop Trophies In Tourney The Klamath Archers cham pionship tournament was held Sunday at Moore Park Archery Ranpc with Gordon Lund getting the high score. Trophies were given for each division with the winner getting to keep the trophy for one year He or she musL win it three years in succession to maintain perma nent possession. The Men's Instinctive Trophy was won by Lund. This is the second time in a row for him to cop this trophy. The Women's In stinctive Trophy was taken by Audree I.und. Dale Baxter was first in the men's freestyle division and Ann Baxter topped the women for the second year in a row in that group The combined score of Gordon and Audree Lund won or them husband and wife trophy. The handicap trophy went to Newt Weaver. Paul Thompson w on the interme diate hoy's trophy. Doug Reeves won the junior boy's award with Gordy Lund copping the Pec Wee division honor. This was the sec ond year in succession for these three boys to win the trophies. Byron Nelson won II tourna ments in a row in IMS to set a PGA Tour record which still stands, lie started his string in the Miami Four-Ball March 8-11 and ran it through the Canadian Open August 2-4. LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice la hereby given that the Klam ath County Court, Klamath County, Ore gon invites written seeled bids for sup plying ihe Klamath County Extension Service wilh 1n following chemicals tor Ihe fiscal year beginning July 1, 193. nd ending June 30. 1964: l. OJ case of gallons of x 77 Welting Agent 1. 100 gallons of 4-lb. 2,4-0 Amine ror the cheaper of ethr ot: a. 200 Gallons of 2-lb. Amitrol "T" or Cytrol b. tOO lbs. of ATZ 50W or WW if avanaoie Bids art to be submitted on a bio form supplied by tht County Clerk's Of fice. Written bids, securely scaled in opaque envelopes and plainly marked CHEMICAL PROPOSAL, will be received by the County Clerk at the Klamath County Courthouse, Klamath Falls, Ore gon until 10:30 A.M. Pacific Davliaht Sav ings im r-riaay, July 3. 163, at which time they will be publicly opened. Kiamain county reserves the right to, reieci any or all bids and waive informal Ties. Charles F. DeLap, County Clerk by Dorothy Rogers. Deoutv No. 214, July 1, 2. 1963. NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL PROPERTY By virtue of a writ of execution Issued out of the Circuit Court of the Slate of Oregon for Klamath County to me dl reeled In a suit wherein Oral Myers is piaimift ana Bessie Kozowski is defend ant, and wherein judgment in favor of the plaintiff and against the defendant was docketed in the Clerk's office of Klamath County, Oregon, on the 14th day of May, 1959. in the sum of S6O0.00 and eight per cent interest from July 16. 1956, $125.00 attorney's fees, 114.45 costs, of which $33.89 was paid March 30, 1959, directing ma to sell the properly of the defendant; NOTICE IS GIVEN that I have levied upon the following described real prop erly, to-wit: Lands In the NE'.i of NEVi ot Section 74 T. 23 S.. R. 9 E.W.M. in Klamath County, Oregon, Commencing at a point on the East line of said Section 24 1056 ft. South of the NE corner of said Section; thence South 264 it.i thence Northeasterly along the Easterly line of U.S. Highway 97 264 ii.; inence Easterly 551 ft. to lha point ot beginning; Also beginning at a point 1056 ft. South of the NE corner ol said section thence Vest a distance of 551 ft.; thence North' easterly along the Easterly r-w line of u.a. Hignway v to a point due bast ot the SE corner of a tract conveyed to Jack and Lora Tedder by deed re corded in Book 196 at page 259 Record of Deeds, Klamath County, Oregon; thence due East to the East section line; thence South to the point of beginning, and that I will at the hour of 10 a.m. o'clock on the 11 day of July, 1963, at the front door of the County Courthouse In Klamath Falls, Oregon, sell said property I at public auction to the highest bidder for cash, in the manner provided by law, subject to the right of redemp tion, tor the purpose of satisfying said judgment. I dated at Klamath Falls, Oreoon. this 7 day of June, 1963. J. M. BNtton Klamath County Sheriff by Ellen Biehn, Deputy No. 168, June 11, 18, 25, July 2. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH Equity NO. 63-136 SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION CITY OF MALIN, OREGON, a muni cipal corporation, plaintiff VS. MALIN TOWNSITE COMPANY, A CORPORA TION; the unknown assigns and succes sors In interest ot, Malln Townsite Com pany; also, all other persons or parties unknown claiming any right, title, es tate, Hen or interest In the real estate described in the complaint herein, De fendants, Malln Townsite Company, a cor poration; the unknown assigns and suc cessors In Interns! of, Malin Townsite Company; also, all other persons or par. ties unknown claiming any right, title, estate, lien or Interest. In the real estate described In the complaint herein; de fendants, and to each of you. IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON; You, and each of you, are hereby summoned to appear and an swer the Complaint filed against you In the above entitled suit, on or before Ihe Uth day of July, 1963, and set lorth the nature of his. her, or Its claim, right, tide or interest In the premises described In plaintiff's com plaint, which are located In Matin. Klamath County, Oregon, and described as follows, to-wit: Lois 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7, Block 29, Supplemental Plal of Matin, Klamath County, Oregon, filed in the office of the county Clerk lor saia county. If you fall to appear and answer plaintiff's complaint, or otherwise plead within the said time, the plaintiff, fcr want thereof, will apply to the above en- tilled Court for the relief demanded In its complaint tiled in this sun, as fol lows: that it be decreed that defendants and each of them have no estate, claim Interest In or to said premises, or any part thereof, that plaintiff be declared the sole owner of all said real property and that defendants and each of them be forever enioined from as serting any claim whatever to said real property, or any part thereto, adverse to ihat ot piaimift; and tor sucn other and further relief as to the Court may seem just and equitable. This summons is published and served upon you pursuant to an order of the above entitled Court made on the 13lh day of June, 1963; the first publication hereof Is June 18th, 1963. and the lasl publication will be made on the Uth day of July, which Is the last day fixed by the Court for defendants herein or either thereof to appear or answer plain- til's complaint. Said order relieves plaln tllf from mailing Summons and certi fied copy of Complaint to you, your ad dresses being unknown. Dated mis i3tn oav or June, i?aj. HENRY E. PERKINS , Attorney for Plaintiff 731 Main Street, Klamath Falls, Oregon. No. 181, June 18, 25, July 2. 9, 16, 1963. Sternberg Willi Not Compete EUGENE (UPD-World record holder Brian Sternberg notified meet director Bob Newland Mon day that he will not compete in the Oregon AAU track and field meet here Wednesday and Thurs day. Sternberg, the NCAA and na tional AAU champion, said illness will prevent his appearance. The nolt vault event still has his Washington teammate, John Cra mer and University of Oregon record-holder Bob Watson, how ever. Preliminaries in the 100 and 220- vard dashes are scheduled Wed nesday night and all other events Thursday afternoon. The feature events may be the 4-10. mile and high jump. The 440 matches NCA and AAU cham pion Ulis Williams o.r Arizona Stale against world record holder Adolph Plummer, former New Mexico runner. AAU champion Dvrol Burleson. Jim Grelle, Gary Weisiger and Archie San Komani are entered in the mile. The high jump in cludes AAU champion Gene John son, runncr-i.p P,.ul Stuber of Oregon. NCAA champion Lew Hovt of Southern California and Oregon's Terry Llewellyn. SKi.N WITH K.Mil.KS PIIILADKLPIIIA tlTl'-Ends Dick Uic.u and Ken Cresorv have signed intilrai'ls with (ho Philadelphia Katies for HvJ. raising Ihe National Football Leapfc club s rosier lo 4J play ers. LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE THIRTEENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT (KLAMATH COUNTY) NO. 61-324E COMMERCE INVESTMENT, INC, an Oregon corporation. Plaintiff, vs. VER NON D. SCOTT and JOSEPHINE 5. SCOTT, fwsoand and wife; PAUL W. McATEE and EVELYN F. McATEE, husband and wife; STRUCTURES INC., a corporation; ACE ELECTRIC CO., a corporation, AL CUOZZO; GEORGE R. STACY CO., a corporation; DOROTHY CHARBONNEAU; BUD STUMP; WIL LIAM I. NEE LEY, dba EMERALD SWIMMING POOLS OF OREGON; RAY MONO E. MADOOX; ANDREW D. HARKEY; J. C. LEMIRE, dba ACME CONCRETE; HOME LUMBER AND SUP PLY CO., a corporation; N. R. KIMES, dba N. R. KIMES PLUMBING AND HEATING; STEPHEN H. FORD; and CHARLES C. COURTNEY, Defendant!. No. 61-238E ACE ELECTRIC COMPANY, on Oregon corporation. Plaintiff, vs. VERNON D. SCOTT, at al. Defendants. No. 61-267A-E GEORGE ft. STACY CO.. et al. Plaintiff. vs. PAUL W. McATEE, et al, Defend anls. No. 61-305E STEPHEN H. FORD, Plaintiff, vs. VER NON D. SCOTT, et al. Defendants. By virtue of an execution, judgment order, decree and order of sale Issued out of the above entitled court in the above entitled proceedings, to me directed and dated the 6 day of June, 1963, upon a judgment and decree rendered and en tered in said court on May 6, 1963 Oregon corporation, and against Ufnn u. icon and Josephine 5. scolt, and each ot them. In the follow no sums: 110, 000 with interest thereon al the rate of 6-4 per cent per annum from Decern ber 23, I960, and the sum of SI, 500 to gether with Interest thereon at the rate 6 per cent per annum from May iyoj; ine turiner sum ot iibs.ooo to gether with interest thereon at Ihe rate of per cent per annum from June 17, 1961; plus the sum of $7,500 tooether with mieresT inereon at me rale ot a cent per annum from May a, 1963 (see decree and order of sa e reaard no odd ments In favor of certain other parties to said proceedings against Vernon Scott and Josephine s. Scott, the liens upon the property hereinafter described and the priority 01 such hensl. and the costs of and upon this writ commanding me to make sale of the followino de scribed real property situated in the county of Klamath, State of Oregon, to- 'II: Lots 1, 2, 3 and 32, Block 310, Oar- row Addition to the Cily of Klamath Falls, and that portion of the vacated alley In Block 310. Darrow Addition to the City ol Klamath Falls, lying between Lots 1, i ano 3 on one side, and Lot 32 on the other side thereof. NOW, THEREFORE, bv virtue of said execution, ludgment order, decree and order ot sale, and In compliance with th? commands of said writ, I will on the 10 day ol July, 13, at the hour of 10 o'clock a.m. at the front door of the County Courthouse in Klamath Falls, Oregon, sell at public auction (sublect to redemption! to the highest bidder for cash in hand, the above-described prop erty and all of the right, title and inter est therein which the said Vernon D. Scott and Joseoh ne S. Scoff, and each of them, had on February B, I960 and June 2, 1960, the date of the recording of the mortgages herein foreclosed, or since that date, had In and to the above described property or any part thereof. to satisfy said execution, ludgment or der and decree, interest, costs and ac cruing costs. Dated this 6 day of June, 1963. First Publication: June 11. Las; Publication: July 2 J. M. Britton, Sheriff ot Klamath County, Oregon by Ellen Biehn, Deputy. No. 16S, June 11, IS, 25, July 2. NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL ACCOUNT As Administrator of the estate DMITRE YERKOVICH, Deceased, I have filed In the Circuit Court of Klamath County. Oregon, my Final Account, and said Court has set the 25th day of July ,963, at 10:00 o'clock a.m. for hearing all objections thereto and settlement thereof. DONALD J. HEMMESCH, Ad ministrator LLOYD A DOMASCHOFSKY Attorney for Administrator ill So. 7th Street Klamath Falls, Oregon No. 602, June 25, July 2, 9, 16, 1963. NOTICE Notice Is hereby given that the under signed. Administratrix of the Estate of EDWARD PAPPENFUS, deceased, has filed her final account and the Honor able Judge of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for the County of Klam ath, has set the 26th day ot July, 1963, at the hour of 10:00 A.M. as the time. and the Courtroom of said Court as the place for hearing objections to said final account. LUCILE PAPPENFUS Administratrix L. ORTH SISEMORE Attorney tor Administratrix No. 197. June 25, July 2, 9, 16, 1963. To Place Your WANT AD Phone TU 4-811 1 HERALD & NEWS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATE SCHEDULE PHONE TU 4-8)1 t a.m. to 1:30 p.m. weekdays I a.m. to neon Saturday Count five words per tine. Minimum order 2 lines. 3 6 10 1 Times Times Timet Mon'h S2 S4.M tS W t f.M 3.15 5 00 e.S0 11.50 4 00 . 100 14.00 4.JS 7.00 .50 H.50 I 4 I Minimum Charge 1.50 50c DISCOUNT per advertisement, If paid in advanct. A&ovt rates art tor consecutive Inser tions, without change et ct-py, for pri vate Individuals. Advertising mutt b tear and understandable to be produc tive. All words must be spelled out. Aitos ottered to. sale by private Indi viduals-cash wilh copy. HEADLINE 4:30 p.m. day before publi cation. Noon Saturday for Sunday and fw ..iaay, CANCELLATIONS ft CORRECTIONS On same schedule, except on Monday itie art taken 'in : a.m. Please read first Insertion ef your ad. Tht Herald 1 Newt will givo on extra run for typographical error. "Business Builder" WANT ADS I column Inch, SJ5 per month with 12 Si discount for payment on or before Ihe loir- v incn, lit with si. so discount lor payment on or before the 10th. Based on ne copy change per mafim. BOX SERVICE 50 centi per ad. r.RD OP THANKS, and IN MEMORtAM U PHONE TU 4-8111 FOR COMMERCIAL RATES CARD OF THANKS A WE wish to express our thanks and aooreclaiion lor the many act of ttind- ntns, sympathy and floral Offerings dur ing cur recent serMvemeni Mr. Mrs. wiinam f. price end Lois, Mr Mrs. Frank Hanan, FUNERAL HOMES V nARO'S Klamath Funeral Horre. : M-gK S-rr T U j n-j LOST A FOUND strayed Sorrel Gelding, bMit In f ace. 1 aiked tt reoort it to th Ciassw Ad Qfnt, call Prey & Son, Tu'eiahe H7-S257. vert.s-ng Department f ft Herald A Of 7-525J. I Nw. PERSONALS WILL cere for etderly pensioners, give board, room, laundry, TU 2-3506. hair stylist now at Melba'i Salon ol Biauly. 1144 Pina, TU 4-5230. , ROSELLA tor.iiarly at Laura'i. Charm Cnltr (WW) TU LARIAT Beauty Lounge, 3616 Summers Lane. TU 2-5777, Robert Lanti, operator. KLAMATH Alcoholics Anonymous, TU 4-3591. TU 4-87C4 Frien-jly help any'' NSURANCE IT'S A LIFESAVER low-tost BOAT Insurance wilh CASCAUE C. BUZ LARKIN 114 No. 7th TU 4-3101 SERVICES 10 CUSTOM balling, new wire baler. Dave FaircIO, TU 2-0807, TU4-499I. CALL BILLTIfORNEY. TU 4 6467 for excavations, house foundations, sep tic tanks, drain fields, landscaping, roto tilling. 5444 Shasta Way. CUSTOM BUTCHERING At your place, deliver to processing plant or leave al your plAce. Al Sioll, TU - ! 4-4136. CUSTOM mowing, baling and hauling. first class equipment, TU 4-si9. CUSTOM hay baling, mowing and rak ing. New Holland wire baler, guaranteed work, good reputation, ph. collect Gene Hutford, EMerson $-1747, Andmon. Calif. CABINET making, furniture finishing, excellent references, TU 4-4079. I CEMENT finishing, Irea estimates, work i B-arameeg, iu -) ROTOTILLING, tractor equipment, $7.50 per hour, C. B. Forney, iu i-vtx. nn7ER with ooerator. Excavating leveling. Any size job. Low rales. TU 2-1573 atier i p.m. CUSTOM slaughtering, daily service, at your place, deliver to plant, Grigsby's Smokehouse, iu a-uov. CARPENTER work, all kinds, cement work, references, reasonable, i u ojob CUSTOM mowing and raking. H. F. Jar- rard, telephone TU 4-535Z. DUMP truck and high loader equipment with operator. Drain rock and fill dirt delivered. Bill Forney. 5444 Shasta way, TU 4-6467. LIGHT BLADE WORK Call TU 2-1195 Gina's Tailor Shop children. All work guaranteed. Reasonable Prices Gene's Wen's wear 337 Main WATKINS "QUALITY PRODUCTS' Delivered fo your door Solces, extracts, cosmetics, household aids. Medicines, vet supplies, TU 4-7831, VALLEY PUMP and EQUIPMENT CO. "BUY THE Y" 7364 So. 6th DENTAL PLATES Repaired while you wait. New Plates Made From Your Old PERSONAL DENTURE SERVICE 1033 Main TU 4-3284 EXPERT SAW FILING WORK GUARANTEED ALL TOOLS SHARPENED AND REPAIRED REASONABLE PRICES BODENHAMER SAW FILING & CYCLERY 351 E. Main TU 4-4672 MACHINE SHOP WORK ot INTERSTATE PUMP & MANUFACTURING, INC. Competent Machinists Completely Equipped High Speed Aluminum Welding ALSO SEE US FOR LATHE WORK WELDING FABRICATING At The Windmill 7215 So. 6th TU 2-3464 HELP WANTED, FEMALE 14 WANTED baby sitter to live In, experi enced! Call TU 2-6247 alter s p.m. PERMANENT position. stenographer th shorthand. 120 words, and typing, 75 words. Must oe responsiDie. near, and capable. TU 2-2S0I, Ext. 241. After S. call TU 24467. ATTENTION WOMEN BETWEEN THE AGES OF 21 and 32 If you are looking lor a steady, clean and exciting position under Municipal Civ il Service, now is The time to make appli cation for Meter Maid. AD(.)lcat(ons may be obtained at the City Police Station. Applicants must be ot good moral char acter, in excellent health and have a mini mum of a High School education. Enoy good working conditions good hours, paid vacation, sick ieava r H good salary. ' HELP WANTED, MALE 16 MEAT cutter, self service experience. union scale, Safeway Stores, Klamath Falls. JbuRNEYMAN'barber-needed, 1040 E. Main, TU 4-7289. WANTED for Immediate employment In coast area ; aggressive young assistant manager with meat cutting and grocery experience. Write P.O. 146, Coos Bay, Ore. BOYS! sahg?ol 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 JOB SEEKERS All halo wanted adt pj&i-sd In the He-no & New are ecceo'ed in eood th that Me lobs offered are as stared m advermmg coov we no' rt- yib't tor the integrity of advtr "ii'V out we make every e"ort to ov cover and reiect t'l misleading MtMit 5lng. Anyone answering a ri!o wanfed latd alArf fifMlM H t It m , .t...u 18 WANTED baby sitting, full or part-time. my home, TU I SW. BABY siting, my home, weekday after noons and evenings, TU 3-1 S32. !RONTNG,washing, pickup deliver, fast service, TU 4-9434. "JACK L JM.L DAY N URSERY 1321 Carlson Dr TU 2-144 WASHING and Ironing, my home, pick up and deliver, TU 2-i2fc4. WANT TO build or repair fences, prefer ranch fencing, have crew, will travel, TU 4-9912. ROOMS FOR RENT 22 ROOM, Board, Gentlemen 1607 Crescent CLEAN housekeeping room, utilities fur nished, TU 2148, 317 Pite. CLEAN, cool, quiet, sleeping roomsT 3)0 So. irri TU 2-0214. NICE clean cool rooms, close to S P. Depot, week or month rates, 539 Com mercial. ROOMS, small house, reasonable. Ernie's Hotel, 631 So. 5th, TU 2-5225. MEN housekeeping, everything furnished, 135, 134 N. 3rd, TU 4-033, TU 4-9287. CLEAN, comfortable rooms, 2 (rem Main, SS & up, TU 4-47S9. APARTMENTS FOR RENT... 24 TWO bedroom apt., Henley Distr!ct2307 Watson, TU4-3968. SMALL, furnished, close In, utilities paid, 82B.50, 137.50, 433 No. 10th St. FURNISHED apartments, 142 Riverside Phone TU 2-4736. CLEAN furnished 1 bedroom apt., close to Main, $50, water, garbaoe oaid. oat heat, 333 South Uth. REX ARMS APARTMENTS. Furnished 1 bedroom newly decorated. Heat, tele phone, garbage paid. $40-142, TU 2-9217. ONE room furnished apt., by day, week, or month, 126 North 3rd. EWAUNA DOWNTOWN Klamath's most modern, furnished. 219 So. 11th - TU 2-1062 WATER minded? Check Classification 40 for special values on boats and motors today. ROYAL ARMS. Small, clean furnished apartment. 524 Hijh. FURNISHED large clean 3 rooms, rug, S45, 1624 Division. ONE bedroom apt., nicely lurnished, duo- mane washer, S70, water, garbaoe Da id. 627 North 8th, TU 4-7496. WALNUT apts., clean, quiet and homey, near court house, private parking, 415 Walnut. ONE bedroom basement apt., all utili ties lurnished. Adults, TU 4-3713. NEWLY painted 4 room flDt.. close In, TU 2-4193. MODERN furnished 3 rooms, clean, ga rages, ciose in, 540 and up, 221 Spring. FURNISHED 1 bedroom duplex, "newTno children over crib size, TU 4-3872. ATTRACTIVE 1 bedroom furnished apt., FURNISHED 2 rooms with bath, $35, 3 rooms with bath, $45, hot and cold wa ter, garbage paid, 3526 Hilyard. AUDLEY APARTMENTS Nicely furnished 1 bedroom and studios. 303 So. 8th near Post Office. THREE roo.ns, adults, (017 High. furnished, upstairs. FURNISHED 1 bedroom apartment. 4731 So. 61 h. CLEAN, newly decorated, for couple, $36.50, 215 Eldorado, TU 4-7096. NICELY furnished 3 rooms, bath, pic ture window, drapes, automatic washer, yaro patio, TU 4-3893, TU 4-3762. 3 ROOM unfurnished duplex, 3 blocks from Main, electric heat, adults only, no pels, TU 4-3354. LOVELY, furnished, all utilities oald. lin ens. Close In, reasonable. Adults. No pets. TU 4-92B7, TU 4-6033. LOVELY, spacious 2 bedroom furnished apartment. Automatic washer, other ex," Iras. Mills Addition, $97.50, TU 4-6225. NEAR Weyerhaeuser furnished. Utilities", sleam heat, $40, TU 4-8313. NICE clean furnished apartmenCclosa in, TU 2-2531, TU 4-6966. STUDIO apt. everything furnished, worn" an only $50, 803 Lincoln. CLEAN, furnished 2 room apartment. Utilities paid, shared bath, new owner! 1842 Esplanade, $.15. TU 2-0329. APT. for rent, completely furnished, util ities, 1411 Main St. SPARKLING, downtown, furnished, adults, $55, Alpha Apts., TU .1-4522. SMALL, quiet arartments and rooms. Court View, 112 So. 3rd. ONE bedroom duplex units, Se5 mo. un furnished exceot stoves, refrigerators. 3BI9 and 3819 Crest. TU 2-3444 Ext. 44 before 5. APARTMENT furnished, close in, heat, hot and coid water paid, $65. TU 4-9564. JOHNNY'S MOTEL-APTS. The House of Rocks. Weekly rales. Rea sonable. 2005 Biehn, TU 2-9130. RICKFALLS APARTMENTS ond MOTEL 2660 Shasta Way One and Two Bedroom opts. Furnished ond Unfurnished $69.50 to $89.50 Doily, Weekly Motel Rotes TU 2-5577 $36 to $58 50 COMFORTABLE LIVING AT LOW COSTI 1-2-3 bedrOOm .Of. . furnlcharf a. ,...1.... nljhed. Permanent maintenance Included. monaay inrougn Friday SHASTA VIEW 1627 WASHBURN WAY TU 4-8277 uttice hours I a.m. to 5 p.m. KLAMATH FALLS FINEST 2544 Union 1 A 7 bedroom apartments Furnished or unfurnished Spacious Rooms Tastefuily Decorated Wall to Wall Carpeting Swimming Pool Rental includes all services except teleohone and electricity Dorothea Nolan TU ?t764. HOUSES FOR RENT 26 DUPLEX. 4 rooms and bath, completely I urn, shed. See at 2235 Eberlein or call TU 2-1617. LARGE unfurnished 2 bedroom duplex, good district, garaae, itoraan mir. Adults, no pets, 164Q Patterson, TU 2-1812.' ONE bedroom furnished tencedyardi garage335 Market, $55, TU 2-6590. CLEAN furnished or unf u rn I shed" 1 "be 1 room home near Mills School Would consider lease option, TU 2-6194. I LOVELY 2 bedroom olt Homedale, yard". WUJJ. FOR rent or lease with-option. Un furnished 3 bedroom home in south sub urbs, fireplace, double garage. TU 4-893$ after 5. LARGE 5 bedroom unfurnished, 1 acre, $85, 2950 Crest, TU 4-5S58. FURNISHED 2 bedroom duplex on Wey erhaeuser Rd , $40, TU 2-5406. UNFUR NSIH EDtled7oom,loTelnrin. quirt 912 Walnul. T H R E E rroms lurnished, SJ5, adults, 249ri Martin, no pels. TU 4-9784. PARTIALLY furnished" dean 1 bedroom house, fenced yard, 135. TU 4-1531. 2 BEDROOM pari 1 y furnished, redecorat rd. 1941 V-ne. 137 SO. TU 4-44B6. IMMACULATE 2 bedroom unfurnished home, inquire 2232 Union. FOR lease south suburban modern 3 bed room home, phone TU 4-6147. PART"lALLYTurnished2 bedVoom'Ws large room upitairs, 175 mo. TU 4-6491. NEWLY decorated 2' bed 'oomfurni shed apartment, inquire 1535 Mitchell. ONE bedroom duo'w, Unfurnished ex cept range, heat, water furnished, adults. ATTRACTIVE3bedroo7rrirrri;; waher arxf dryer J mile, north of town. $ TU 4-5647 TVO bwrcom fvmished house, couDlt. ISO. inquire T14 P,r. TWO bedroom unturnisn. fwn d b,..' w;.50. ONE bedroom duple, stovT ritriatrt. iiTUATioiMS wanted water, furnished, $55. TU 4-4I1J.