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Newspaper Page TextPAGE 11 HERALD AND NEWS, Bakery ACROSS -1 Cream-f tiled pastry 7 Sticky, nut filled nkef 13 Spanuh strong man 14 Dry teed receptacle 15 Tufted ornament 16 Long-legged birds 17 Servant ab) IB Building iite 20 Deep hole 21 Quivering 23 "Staff of life" 27 Cultivate ' mentally .12 Canadian river 33 Small drum (var.) 34 Conceda 35 Mongol conqueror 3ft Tropical fruiU 40 Felt in dropi 42 Manner's direction 45 Assam silkworm 46 Hindu titlt of veneration 49Minitrel performer fi2 Russian marshal bo Hread-crumb delicacy M Belted S7 Turkish cavalryman 68 Subsides DOWN J Newts 2 Rocky cliff 3 Final 4 Response (ab.) ft Sherbet 6 Turned -over biscuits 7 Tested for flavor ft Month 'ab ) ftfJreHt letter w Appmarnes T 2 3 5 6 : ji 13 17 prr 19 23 24 125 26 32 34 36 40 42" 43"4T 45" 49 50 IS I 55 57 BASIN BONANZA SWAN ALBERT of Oakland is visiting her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Albert, and family. MU. AND MRS. MARTYN EM- BKRTSON JR. and Terry have moved here from Lakcview, Calif His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Em- bcrtson Sr., live in Langcll Val ley. SHOO'KOO spent a few days . with Mr. and Mis. Mark Dear born. He was on his way from Corvallis, where he attends col lege, to San Francisco where he vwill be employed this summer, ' NANCY MeCAKDI.E has re turned to her home at Sacramon to after visiting at the home of i Mr. and Mis. Lester Lcavitt. She oame with Coralco Hodfics who. will spend the slimmer with her grandparents. : MRS. ROSE TAYLOR of Phoe nix, Ariz., is spending a few days with Mr. Mae Gale on her ay home from Winchester Bay .where she visited friends. MRS. EARL 1IITSON JR. of Oakridgc is here with her chil dren visiting her parents, Mr and Mrs. Francis Lilly, and other relatives. -MRS. WALTER SMITH SR. has returned to her homo in Lan- 'gcll Valley alter a week at Hill side Hospital. She will be con fined to her bed for some time Her daughter, Mrs. Lewis Parson of Macdocl, is with her for a few days. MRS. TOM BURCII and son, Gregory, of San Francisco have been visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Settle. Her hus band will come up for the week end. MR. AM) MRS. WAYNE YAN'J CEY and children spent several days at Lake of the Woods. ' MR. AND MRS. PAUL 1'ITZ IlUCitl of Soap Lake snt the weekend in Langcll Valley and took their sons, Dennis and David, home after sending several weeks with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Orval DeVaul and Mrs. Charlotte Fitzhugh. MRS. HARRY ERAZIER and three children are siicnding a few days at Cave Junction with .Mrs. Louise Monroe Sr. and fum ily. MRS. FRANK WOMACK and children and her mother, Mrs. Brando Given Kidney Check SANTA MONICA, Calif. (UI'li Actor Marlon Brando was to undergo diagnostic tests tins week at St. John's Hospital where lie was recuperating today from a kidney ailment. : . Attendants said tlic .19-year-old qclor was "improving nicely" 'and that his temperature had dropped to normal over the week end tor tiie first time since he was rushed to the hospital in an ambulance last Wednesday. Attendants said it was too early to predict when the Academy Award winning actor would be re leased from tl hospital. Monday, July 22, 1963 Klamath Falls, Ore. Antwtr to Previous Puzilt IsIpIAI 10 Mound tarch.) 37 Amphitheaters 31 Habylonian god 38 Title -of respect 32 Snug retreat 41 Spiced, tomato 19 UncloM (poet.) filled tart 21 Number to be 42 Serpent IGr.) added 43 Break off 22 Nc-ddinf 44 Cirl'a name 23 Tattle 4(1 Shoo! 24 Baltic inlet 47 Fixed course 2f Heaerve 48 Teat colorimeter 26 Klat surface M Persian angel 28 sweetbread SI Kruit drink 29 Father (Hebrew) 53 Fireplace peg au nip 04 reminine 31 Does wronff appellation lAinm IOi V.E RLlRly MEM N!eTtLIv!E sITtWentIsI lOP rE'cirSMAls'S!E!Tl Ibjiu R rsTl II? C1HI51(A S g AlPROI lT;p"o;u Ei.Pfl V5, I LtRl IAIN K'A R AMD eWeIAJR S'SiEMo G fe eWp'aTCIEI E 5 TTHTlilE.M UlDA TB LL D i CWTlE SPIN cTS rtHElNtnMIiiREl c er 7 8 9 10 II 12 14 16 2U 22 28 29 30 31 33 35 J? j 46 4748" 52 53 154 56 58 I I I I I 22 BRIEFS Morris, Bly, and Mi's. Bessie Campbell, Langcll Valley, spent Sunday at Redmond. MRS. BUD STEVENSON and Mary Anne accompanied her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ratliff, Malin, to Eugene to visit Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ratliff Jr, whose daughter, Louise, is visiting from Hawaii. DAIRY MRS. C. JENDRZEJEWSK1 has returned from a three-week busi ness and pleasure trip. She visit ed her daughter and family in Seattle and five sisters and a brother in Portland. She also vis ited relatives and friends in the Willamette Valley. MR. AND MRS. DARRELL LEWIS and family of Coquille spent several days with his un cle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. John Urback. CLYDE RODGEHS of Los An geles spent a few days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Rodgers. BOB BAKER, stationed in the Air Force near San Francisco, picked up his grandmother, Mrs. Elizabeth Bell, on July 13 and took her to Yakima to spend several weeks with relatives and friends. MR. AND MRS. RAY BROWN of Shelbyvillo, 111., visited with Mr, and Mrs. John Urhack and sons. They spent one day at Crater Lake. 11 was their first visit to Oregon. JOHNNY JENDRZEJEWSKI of Klamath Falls is spending t h c summer with Ins grandmother. Mrs. Catherine Jcndrzejewski. and uncle, Bernard Jcndrzejewski. LITTLE PEOPLE'S PUZZLE J iiJi" -it- ANSWERS JOi -tl 1V091IVS '01 AVal "6 dOdniOl '9 1S3N '8 MVS33S T aNIdfOHOd 31ddV3Nld ' 1138 339 -l 11V93SV8 NMO0 SSOIOV Phone Time Limit Often Hard-Boiled By ANN LANDERS Dear Ann Landers: As the own er of a neighborhood hardware store I would like to thank you, -, personally, for stimulating busi ness. Recently you published a let ter in your col umn about a teenage girl who did a great deal of talking on the telephone. Her mother decided !o put a 5-minule time limit on her ohone conversations. She bought an automatic egg timer and placed it by the telephone. Since that letter appeared 1 have sold seven egg timers to mothers of teenagers. Each moth er told me she got the idea from Ann Landers' column. One woman who came in to buy an egg timer bought a power lawn mower. Another woman paid her bill which was long overdue. My best wishes to you, Ann, and my thanks. HAPPY MERCHANT Dear Happy: You're wehmmc. But I do hope I made it clear that a mother who sets lite egg timer at 9 minutes Is a bit hard boiled. A IS minute limit is more rr-alis tic and not unreasonable. Dear Ann Landers: I'm not a great letter writer so I'll get right to the point. J. ve always trusted my hus band and felt relaxed when he had to take a business trip or stay town and work late. It never occurred to me that he'd ever violate that trust. I'm not a frigid person, nor have 1 lost my looks in the twenty years we ve been married, so it was a real blow when I discovered he had been untrue to me on two occasions with the same girl. He has begged me to forgive him, swears he doesn't want a divorce or a separation. He doesn't know why he did it says he just felt like kicking up his heels. I'm 37 jears old and still care for him a great deal. Now I feel I've wasted 20 years on some one who wasn't worth it. We have five children so I must find the answer. Can you help me? EDGE OF DOOM Dear Edge: You have five good reasons to forgive and forget so don't be a fool and let your in jured pride drive you into an lnv possible corner from which you may never extricate yourself. He has let you know he's sor ry. He wants a chance to prove he can be a good husband. Now Is your chance to be bigger titan ever in his eyes. Don't muff II Dear Ann Landers: We are two teenage sisters who need your help. All our skirts are at least two inches longer than they should bii. We've talked until we've run out of wind, but mom says the skirts are going to stay where they are and that's final. We feci out of place with the other girls who appear so sharp in their short skirts. It's getting so we hate to go anyplace be cause we look like we just came over from the Old Country. Almost every day mom quotes what Ann Landers said" so we know she has respect for your opinion. Please he on our side. Thank you.-LONG SKIRTED SIS' TEHS ' Dear Sisters: Hem lengths should be guided to a degree by fashion trends. But common sense nnd good judgment is more important than any trend. Each of us knows better than Trigrre or Dior what our legs look like. If you gals want your hems r I . VaT'Mlll,i:ll!i;i-.,17-rV.KWUU anpve tne knee I n wit your mother. A good length for teen agers Is about two inches below the middle of the knee cap. Confidential to DIRTY THICK: Why expect your friends to judge you by your good InU-n tVms while you judge them on the basis of their behavior? It's awfully hard to read minds these days. Get with it, Kiddo. To learn the booby-traps of teen age drinking, write for Ann Lan, ders' booklet, "Teenage Drinking," enclosing with your request 20 cents in coin and a long, self addressed, stamped envelope. Ann Landers will be glad to help you with your problems. Send them to her in care of this newspaper enclosing a stamped, sell-addressed envelope. 4-H NEWS PINE GROVE 4-H LIVESTOCK CLUB The Pine Grove 4-H Livestock Club meeting was held at the home of our leader, Dr. W. F. Dean, on May 21, 13. Mr. John Horton showed our club the parts of cattle and explained to us how a good animal would fill out prop erly. Some of the club members: were going to go to the Lost River Ranch June 1 and judge some cattle. To practice on judging cat tie, we judged some of our lead er's cattle. The committee for the commu- nity project suggested several things which we could do. After voting, we decided on a bulletin board for the fair on which to put events and awards. The pic nic committee met and decided a date, June 29, and what each member should bring. Dr. W. F. Dean, our leader, set a dale when we should bring our sheep to be sheared and given shots. It is June 29. The meeting was adjourned and refreshments were served. Marilyn Mann, News Reporter. JUNIOR HORSEM ASTERS The Junior Horscmastcrs held their regular May meeting at Klamath Cattle Sales. Linda Thom as was elected health chairman. Sleeping sickness shots were dis cussed and have been given to the horses. Our club shirts arrived in time for the pluyday. We took the third place ribhon for high number of points. We took home seventeen ribbons with a total of forty-one points. In the days previous we worked and cleaned our horses and the day of the playday we. had some of the cleanest horses around. We have been invited to a playday at Fort Klamath on July 14 which we are all looking for ward to. Wanda Breed, News Reporter. MERRILL COOKING CRUMBS Today we answered roll with something we learned from the booklets our leader passed out. We each brought six cookies and ale them. Then we criticized them. We talked more about stor ing cookies and how baking soda helps the cookies. Peggy Duncan read the 4-H creed. We also talked about the 4-H Talent Contest. This was our tenth meeting. Our eleventh meeting was held it our leader's home. Tina Lan za brought butter cookies that she had made. They were pressed and the design of pinwhccls. Next week our leader will give us each our total of the costs for cooking in the year of WIS. We filled out our Permanent 4-H Records. Our1 song leader, who is Peggy Dun can, led us in some songs. At our twelfth meeting we met at our leader's home. Our scc-l rotary was absent. Peggy Dun can did the secretary's work. To day we had a cnoknut using a charcoal fire. We had twisters on a stick. For drinks we had punch Mrs. Moore checked our 4-H stor ies. This will be our last meet ing. It will be up to each girl to fix cookies exhibits. Tina Lanza. News Reporter. Shoot-Out Set In Nottingham NOTTINGHAM, England tl'Pl Tito sheriff of Nottingham, Al derman Percy Holland, said Sun day he will "shoot it out" in an archery contest against two Amer ican mayors. The challenge came from the mayors of Portland and Sherwood, Ore., to tlte Lord Mavor of Not tingham, who has made the sher iff his champion. Tlte match six arrows at 10 yards will lake place at Notting ham Aug. 24. ulten tlie sheriff will shoot his round at tlte owning of the Golden Arrow Tournament which according to legend was first staged as a trap lor the out law Robin Hood. The contestants will sLty in their own cities and their scores will be cabled across tlte Atlantic. W&tts J ML V !' h it mh J WW 7-Z7m INI It HU W Ttt tf Ul MM "I think I should tell you, Mrs. Flynn, that our baby sitters guild has adopted an open-refrigerator policy." Reversal Of Spending Needed To Save U.S. By LYLE C. WILSON United Press International President Kennedy cave him self high marks at last week's! White House news conference. He said his Treasury deficit in the 1963 fiscal year would be only $6.2 billion instead of the $8.8 bit lion estimated six months ago. The President and his" successors must do better than that, how ever, If the United stales is w escape from the tailspin of defi cit spending that threatens the American way of life. A stronger president than the United States1 has had in the past 30 years must come along soon to reverse the trend of spending. There have been 27 Treasury deficits in the past 34 years. Pub lic and politicians were shocked years ago as the deficits accu mulated from year to year. Frank lin D. Roosevelt regularly prom ised to balance the budget but al ways "next year." He never made it. Now a president con siders it reason for congratula tion when his budget deficit is a mere $6.2 billion. Debt $306 Billion All of these budget deficits arc paid off with borrowed money 1'his public debt in 1930 was $19.1 billion, a holdover from World War I. Interest on the public debt that year was $659 million. The public debt today is $306 billion. The taxpayers have paid $133 billion in interest on the pub lic debt since 1930, the most cost ly dead horse of all time. The cumulative budget dclicit, 1930-64 was $278.9 billion. That is the mar gin by which the United States' government has been living beyond! its income. The spending trend has been steadily up as politicians happily overworked the late Har ry L. Hopkins' famous New Deal system of remaining in office. The system, according to Hopkins, was: "Tax and tax, spend and spend, elect and elect." But the politicians lag on taxes speed on spending. Government! expenditures in fiscal 1960 were $76.5 billion and revenue was $77.7; billion for a fat surplus. If the Women Realtors Workshop Set Next Saturday Final plans for the annual Women's Council workshop to be held at the Rogue Valley Country Club. July 27. 1963 have been made, according to Mary Fasel, president. State Chapter Women's Council of the Oregon State Chap ter of the National Association of Heal Estate Boards. The work shop is an annual meeting of women realtors from Oregon. This is tlie first time in tlie 22-vear history of the organization, that tlte workshop is being held in Southern Oregon. Approximately 100 women real tors, ibrokers and saleswomen) and their husbands attend in addi tion to many state officers from the Oregon Association of Iteal Kstale Boards. Among them will he lharles hen Cummins. Portland realtor who is the 1963 president of OAREB and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Paine, managers of tlie Multiple Listing Service Portland. The workshop will begin with registration at 8:30 a.m. The group will be welcomed by Med- fnrit'c maihr .limmi. rtiintaw . , ... : ' ,",,,' Ech Proposal must be submitted on wito Will also proclaim July 27 as the prescribed lorm and be accompanied Women's Council Day. rv "'"''" ch- cashier s check, or , . , . , bid bond payable to the C.ty ot Klamath A complete educational prO-Falls, Oregon, in an amount not less man gram is planned with realtors ; , Orrgttn Ulkmg part. Following the! required to furnish security lor faithful banquet many of the local' and K, "" '"" wil-ol-town quests will n I tend the time completion ot this project is Sruik.iw.-rrn VtU-al Interested realtors and sales men are invited to attend the informative and educational work shop. Keservations may be made by calling Mrs. Kred Mrddlebush er, Medford 77322.12 or Mrs. Fa sel at 773-5316 or the local chap ter president. ve. rw ill m Kennedy administration had been willing to hold spending at the 1960 level there would have been no deficit in fiscal J963 but a surplus, perhaps $10 billion in stead of a deficit of $6.2. A Deadly Menace The endless Treasury deficits are regarded by old-fashioned folk the political squares as a deadly menace to the gen eral welfare. There is another; deficit, however, equally menac ing. That is the U. S. deficit in its balance of international pay ments. This deficit is accumula ting now at a rate of about $3.3 billion annually. The Kennedy ad ministration's alarm is evident in legislation now proposed to check or reverse the trend of that deficit in international trans actions. The deficit hit $3.9 bil lion in 1960, the last Eisenhower year. Kennedy got it under lim ited control and into a downward trend through 1961-62. But the1 trend is sharply up again and the administration is worried. LEGAL NOTICE NO. -77 NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREOON FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAAATH In the Matter of the Estate of FREDRIC LAWSON, deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I have filed my final account as Execu trix of the above-en II tied estate and. that the Court has set August 23. 1963. the hour ot 10:00 a.m. as the time for hearing objections to said final account. LUCY JEAN LAW50N, Executrix Proctor & Pucket Attorneys for Executrix 518 Main Street Klamath Falls, Oregon No. 267, July 22. 29. Aug. S, 12. 1963. Probate No. 63-96 NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH n the Matter of the Estate MABEL E. FOSTER. Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has been appointed Adminis trator of the Eslale ot MABEL E. FOSTER, deceased, and all persons hav ing claims against said eslale are directed to present the same properly verified to me at the office of Proctor it Puckett, Attorneys at Law, SIB Main Street, Klamath Falls. Oregon, within six months from the date hereof. DATED this 32nd day of July, 1963. WARREN H. FOSTER, Adminis trator Proctor & Puckett Attorneys at Law 518 Main Street Klamath Falls, Oregon Attorneys for Administrator No. 266, July 22, 29, Aug. 5, 12. 1963. NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT Notice Is hereby given that I have filed my final account as executor of ! the Estate of James T. Shore, deceased. 1 Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, tor Klamath County, and that the Court has set August 12. 1963, at the hour of 10:00 a.m., as the time for the hearing of obections thereto and sel tlement thereof. Dated this 8th day of July, 1963. L. L. MYERS, Executor O'NEILL & McLAREN Attorneys tor Executor No. 222, July I, IS, 22 and 29, 1963. ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS CALHOUN STREET IMPROVEMENT UNIT NO. 159 Sealed proposals for the construction of extensions to the street system of the City of Klamath Falls, Oregon, addressed to the City Recorder, City Hall, Klamath Falls, Oregon, will be received at the City Hail, Klamath Falls, Oreqon, until 7:30 P.M., Pacific Daylight Time, on August 19, 196J, and then will be publicly opened ana reaa, The work contemplated consists of Ihe following: 9 635 cubic yards common excavation 2 culverts removed 3 manholes ad lusted 1117.5 lineal feel of curb and gutter in place 311 cubic yards of 2-,i-0" crushed rock base 160 cubic yards of t"-0" c.-ushed rock base 53.4 cubic yards of '4'-0" crushed rock base 105 tons asphaltic concrete, Type "B" 1U square yards -lnch Portland ce ment (alternate) Plans and specifications are on file and available to the public at the City Haiti Klamath Falls, Oregon. A copy of said documents may be secured at the office of the Engineer upon a deposit of twenty- five dollars (MS 00). The full amount of the deposit will be refunded If said docu ments are returned in good condition with in seven (7) days after the date of the bid opening. Bidders must be prequatitied cord nee with the laws of Oregon. Forms will be provided by the City tor that pur pose. novemoer i. iw. The City reserves the rloM to oostpone the award o the Contract or Contracts until the second regular Council meeting following the ooening of bids, and to re let! any and all proposals or to accept those proposals which are, in me opimon of the City, lo tne best interests of the Cv. Dated thi- tjth oy of Jutv. i3. City of Klamath Fails. Oregon Rv Rove Keller, City Recorder No. 154. July 22. 2 J U, HT LEGAL NOTICE SUMMONS EQUITY NO. S3 ?OJ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTV OF KLAMTH ROLANO J. CRUME, PiainttM, vs JOV ANN CRUME, D-trKrU TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFEND ...t irW UM rsiiwE. .u'tuc tiiuF OF THE STATE OF OREGON Voo art Iwrtv requirea o appear and answer in umn aoalnsl vou in Iht aoovt enlilled su.l w.inin twtnly-eigM days -Von th daft of first publication of this summons m liih dv of July. 13; and it you tail to ar-jwer or olr.arw.sa appear, (or want thereof tha plainlitt will take a decree of divorct of and from you upon tha grounds of crual and Inhuman treatment. This summons n servea upon r publication pursuant 10 an ururr 1. u.nrmhi Daw id R. vandenberg. Judaa oi tha above entitled Court; said Order being dated Ulh day of July. 1963, and by publicaiton thereof for a period of four weeks for once a week. Tha rtta. m tha licit oublication being the tSih day of July, ma. ana me ia being the J day ot August. bj. O. w uoakey ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF No. 2. July U. W. . Aug. 5, l?3. NOTICE Notice Is hereby given that the under signed. Admintslraior of the Estate or CARL WODECKl. deceased, has filed his final account and the Honorable Judge of Ih Circuit Court of the Stale of Ore gon, for the County of Klamath, has set the 23rd day ot August, 1963. 'h hour of 10:00 A.M. as the lime, and the Courtroom of said Court as the place of hearing objections lo said final count. DENNIS LILLY Administrator ORTH SISEMORE Attorney for Administrator 251, July 27, 2. Aug. a. u itm NOTICE TO CREDITOR5 in ih circuit Court of the Stale ot Oregon, tor Klamath County. In the Mat ter of tha Estate of Robert S. Olson. Deceased. The undersigned has been appointed by niri Court Executrix of said estate; no tice is hereby given to creditors of de cedent to present their claims, duly veri fied as by law required, within six months after the first publication of this notice to the undersigned. Myrtle M. Olson, at the office of A. c. Yaflen, 411 main Street, Klamath Falls, Oregon. Dated and first published af Kiamam Falls. Oregon, this 1st day of July. 1963. Myrtle M. Olson, bxecuirix No. 212. July 1. . 15. 22, 1963. RESOLUTION NO. 1264 RESOLUTION FIXING THE TIME AND PLACE FOR A HEARING OF OB JECTIONS TO THE PROPOSED AS SESSMENT ROLL MADE AND FILED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL Or THE CITY OF KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON, IN THE MATTER OF THE IMPROVE MENT OF, LARK STREET FROM THE CENTER-LINE OF SHASTA WAY TO THE NORTHEASTERLY CURB LINE OF SOUTH SIXTH STREET, ALL IN SAID CITY BEING IMPROVEMENT UNIT NO. 156, KNOWN AS THE LARK STREET IMPROVEMENT; DIRECTING NOTICE OF SAID HEARING Be GIVEN: AND APPROVING SAID ASSESSMENT ROLL HERETOFORE FILED HEREIN. WHEREAS, the Common Council of the City of Klamath Falls, Oregon, has made and filed In the olfice of the Re corder, the PROPOSED ASSESSMENT ROLL, in connection with the proposed improvement of Lark Street from the center-line Of Shasta Way to the north easterly curb line of South Sixth Street, said City, by paving wtln Asphalt pavement all in accordance with the plans, specifications and estimates there for on tile in the oft ice ot tne city Re corder; being Improvement unit NO. 156 and known as the Lark Street improve ment: THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, DULY ASSEMBLED IN REGULAR SESSION AS FOLLOWS: Section-1- That the 5th. day of August, 1963. at the hour of 7:30 o'clock P.M. of said day, at the Council Room In the City Hall for the City ol Klamath Falls, Oregon, be and hereby Is fixed as the date, time and place for Ihe hearing of objections lo said proposed assessment roll, and to the in dividual property assessments therein set torm, ana; Sectlon-2- It further resolved that the said proposed assessment roll, be and It Is hereby approved by the Common Coun cil; and It Is noted that said City fur nished the material, equipment and la bor for said project without submitting it to contract. Seclion-3- Be It further resolved thai the City Re corder of the said City give at least ten not aays notice, by publication in the Herald and News, the oflicial City news paper, on three separate days, and by posting on each lot, part of lot, block. piece or parcel of land and acreage prop erty set torth and described in said PRO POSED ASSESSMENT ROLL, that at said meeting of the Common Council said date, all objections made and filed to such assessment roll and lo the in dividual assessments therein, will be heard and determined, and that following aeierminaiion ot an oo ections, tne Common Council will proceed, by ordl nance, lo assess the proportionate share oi me cost oi man ing sucn proposed im provement in accordance with the benelifs accruing to each lot, part of lot, block, piece or parcel of land or acreage prop erty, heretofore found and determined to be liable tor such cost, such notice to be pasted and published as aforesaid shall further state ihe boundaries within which the property lies that Is bound to be benefited and liable for such proportion ate share of the cost of such improve-1 ment, and shall also refer to such, PRO POSED ASSESSMENT ROLL, for detailed information; that the boundaries within which the property lies that Is so bene fited and to be assessed for such im provement are as follows, to-wit; Situ ated in Klamath Falls, Oregon; Beginning at the Northwest property corner of Lot 15, Block 803. Enterprise Tracts; thence Easterly along the South erly right of way boundary of Shasta Way a distance of 326 feet, more or less, to the Northeast property corner of Lot 5. Block l, of the South Sixth Street Ad dition to Klamath Falls, Oregon; thence Southerly a distance of 179.9 feet, more or less to the Southeast corner ot Lot 1. Block 2, ot the South Sixth Street Addi tion lo Klamath Falls, Oregon; thence Southerly to the Northeast corner of Lot Block 4, of the South Sixth Street Addition to Klamath Falls, Oregon; thence bouinwesieny no.o ieei, more or less. on the Southeasterly line of Lot 5, Block the South Sixth Street Addition to Klamath Falts. Oregon, to the center-line of the alley within Block 4, of the South sixth street Addition to Klamath Falls, Oregon; thence Southeasterly along the center-line of said alley a distance ot too ieet, more or less; thence South westerly along the Southeasterly line of Lot 46, Block 4, of the South Sixth Street Addition to Klamath Falls, Oreoon, tance of UO.O feet, more or less, to the most Southerly corner of Lot 46. Block 4, of the South Sixth Street Addition to Klamath Falls. Oregon; thence North westerly along the Northeasterly right of way boundary line of South Sixth Street a distance of 370.0 feet, more or less, to the Southwest corner of Lot 9, Block 300, Enterprise Tracts; thence along the North westerly property line of said Lot a dis tance of 110 0 feel, more or less, to the center-line of the alley; thence North westerly along said center-line of alley to tne center-line intersection of the East- West alley in said Block; thence Easterly along said center-line of said alley to me iniersecnon oi tne southerly exten sion of the West tine of Lot t5. Block 003, Enterprise Tracts; thence Northerly a long me westerly una of Lot 15. Block 903, Enterprise Tracts to the point Of be ginning. That all the oroperty included In the aforesaid boundaries above described will be benefited by said improvement and shall be assessed for the expense thereof. Section -4- Passed and adopted by the Common Council of the City ot Klamath Falts, Oregon, this 15th. day of July, 1963. Presented to the Mayor of Klamalh Falls. Oregon, and by him approved and signed this 16th day of July. 1963. J M. Barnes Mavor Pro Tern ATTEST: RosiO Keller, Recorder STATE OF OREGON. COUNTY OF KLAMATH. SS. CITY OF KLAMATH FALLS, I, Rosie Keller, Recorder for the City of Klamath Fails. Oregon, do hereby cer tify that the anove and fo-eootng a true copy of a resolution introduced and adooted by the Common Council of me City of Klamath Fails. Oregon, at its reg ular meeting held on the 15th day of July, 193. and merta'ter approved and sqned by the Mayor and attested by the City Recorder Rot Keller, Recorder. (Seal) No. ItO. July 22. 23. 24. 19J. LEGAL NOTICE SUMMONS " EQUITY NO. 63-212 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH PHYLLIS L. O'BRIEN, Plaintiff, vs. ARTHUR E. O'BRIEN. Wfenaan.. TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFEND ANT. ARTHUR E. O'BRIEN. J TUF NAME ill ire Sl-tt v OREGON: You are hereby required io eppear and answer Ihe complaint ineo inti unu in the above entitled suit within twenty-eight days from the dale first publication Of mis summons, io- : the IS aay oi juiy. i-j. you fail to answer or otherwise appear, tor want thereof the plaintiff will lake decree of divorce or aim -rum yw upon the grounds of cruet and inhuman treatment. Thii summons Is served upon you by publication pursuant to an Order of the Honorable David R. Vandenberg, Judge of the above entitled Court; said Order ti.nn rtjitMi tha 12th dav of July, 1963, and by publication thereof for a period ol four weeks tor once week. The dale of tint publication being the 15th day ot luly. 1963, and the last being Ihe 5th daf ot August 1963. -so. w. boaitey ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF No. 342, July 15. 22, 29, Aug. 5, 1963. i ADMINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF KLAMATH COUNTY, OREGON In the Matter of the Estate of Law rence L. Griffin, Deceased. Notice s hereby given that i nave filed my final account as administratrix of the estate of Lawrence l. urtmn, De ceased, and the court has set August 30th, 1963. at 10 o'clock, A.M., as the time for hearing of objections to such final account and for the settlement there of at Klamath County Circuit Court Room No. 2. Dated this 22nd day of July, 1963. Inez J. Griffin, Administratrix. NO. 165, July 22. 29, Aug. i. 12. 1963. ADMINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF KLAMATH COUNTY, OREGON In the Matter of tha Estate ot Nellie Z. McGee, Deceased. Notice is hereby given rnai i nave filed my final account as administratrix of the estate ot neiiie l- wcuce, us- ceased, and the court has set August 30lh. 1963. Ot 10 O'Cloctt, A.M., as me time for hearing of objections to such final account and lor the settlement there of at Klamath County Circuit Court Room No. 2. Dated this 22nd day oi juiy. i?aJ. Lucille N. Griffith, Administra trix No. 264, July 22, 29, Aug. S, 12, 1963. ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS WORDEN AVENUE, ADDISON STREET IMPROVEMENT UNIT NO, 162 Sealed proposals tor the construction of extensions to the street system ot the City ot Klamath Falls, Oregon, addressed to Ihe City Recorder, City Hall, Klamalh Falls, Oregon, win be received ai ma City Hall, Klamalh Falls, Oregon, until 7:30 p.m., facinc uayngni i imn, on August 19, 1963, and then will be pub licly opened ano reaa si me reyuiar Council meeting. The work contemplated consists ot ine following: 2694 cubic yards - common excavation Tree removal and grubbing 59 lineal feet concrete curb removal 34 square yards - 4" concrete walk re moval 75 square yards - 6" concrete drive re moval 27 square yards - A-C driveway removal 32 lineal feet-rock wall removal 3 adlust manholes 1 - adjust lampholes ISO square feet - placement of 4" con crete walks 440 square feet placement of 6' con crete driveways 3361 lineal feet - placement ot stand ard concrete curb and gutter 43 square yards - A-C driveway Crushed rock base In place - 2-IV-0" 985 cubic yards; W-0" - 492 cubic yards; 164 cubic yards 1244 tons - Type B aspnainq con crete In place Plans and specifications are on tne and available to the public at the City Hall, Klamath Falls, Oregon. A copy at said documents may be secured at the office of Ihe Engineer upon a deposit of twentv-flve dollars (S25.00J. The full amount oi ine aeposn win oe reiunaea if said documents are returned In good condition within seven (7) days after the date of the bid opening. Bidders must be pre-quallfled in ac cordance with the laws ot Oregon. Forms will be provided by the City tor that purpose. Each proposal must be submitted on the prescribed torm ana oe accom panied by a certified check, cashier's check. o bid bond payable to tne City ot Klamath Falls, Oregon, in an amount not less than live per cent (5"fa) of the amount bid. The successful bidder or bidders will be required to furnish security faithful performance of the Contract in the full amount of the Contract price. Time of completion of this project Is November 15. 1963. The City reserves the ight to post pone the award of the Contract or Con tracts until the second regular Council meeting following the opening of bids, and to re ect any and an proposals or to ao cept those proposals which are. In the opinion ol Ihe Cily, to Ihe best interests Of the City. Dated this 16th day ot July, 1963. City of Klamath Falls, Oregon By Rosie Keller, - City Recorder No. 253, July 22, 23, 24, 1963. SUMMONS NO. 63-1 75E IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH DON B. RICE and ALINE G. RICE Plaintiffs, vs. HENRY M- STANLEY and BETTY E. STANLEY, Defendants. TO HENRY M. STANLEY and BETTY i E. STANLEY, DEFENDANTS: 1 IN" THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON: You are hereby required to appear and answer the plaintiffs' com plaint on file herein on or before ten o'clock A.M., Monday, the 19lh day of August, 1963. and if you fall to so an swer or otherwise appear, for want there- the plaintiffs will apply to the Court for the relief prayed for in their com plaint, to-wit: For a decree of the above-entitled Court determining the amount due from the defendants under said agreement to be the sum of S22.301.17, with interest thereon at the ra. of six per cent per annum from April 1, 1963, until paid, on the principal of S18.034.75, and from December 11, 1961, until paid on the sum of S4.266.42. 2. For a decree ol the above-entitled Court provldlnq for a definite time, not exceeding fifteen days, for the payment oi ine inoepieaness touna to be due. 3. For a decree of the above-entitled Court providing that upon failure of said defendants to pay such Indebtedness within the time limited by such decree, that the payments heretofore made by said defendants, pursuant lo said agree ment, shall be forfeited and that all equitable estate and all lien, claim, and Interest of the defendants In said oroD- erty shall be forever barred and tore- cioseo; ano mat tnereatler neither of said defendants, nor any person claim ing by, through, or under them shall or assert any right, title, estate, lien, claim, interest, or demand in said real property or any pert thereof; or any right of claim for reclamation or com pensation ot monies paid under said agreement, or for improvements made on said real properly; end that Ihe plain tiffs shall be declared to be the legal simpie oi eacn ana an of said lands, free and clear of all right, title, estate, lien, or interest whatsoever ol said defendants. 4. For a decree of the abcve-entltlivt Court providing that the plaintiffs be let into possession of said property upon the entry of such a decree ot foreclosure, and that If possession thereof be refused that a writ of assistance issue instructing in anertii to piece lata plaintiffs in pos session. 5- For decree of the above-entitled Court providing that plaintiffs have and recover from fhe defendants the sum of si. 175.00 i attorney's fees in this suit, lo- aeiner wnn meir costs and disbursements (ewruuy incurrea nerem. 6. And for such and further relief as to ine courr seems just and equitable the premises. This Summons 1s served upon you by oublication thereof in the Herald and News once a week for four mntM-.,. five weeks, pursuant to the order Of the Honorable Donakt A w. P.oer, judge of wve-ennneo court, made and en Tered the 16th day of July. 13. n) the first pubiirelion to be made on the 22no u-t o. juiy, ivej, ano the last publico T.on to be made on the 12th day of Au gust, ltfj. RtCMAPO C. BEESLEY Attorney tor Plaintiff 5 Va.n S'rt Klamath p.m.. nrMM LEGAL NOTICE NO. -ia PROBATt NOTICE OF DATE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY In the Matter ot the Estate of STAN LEY O. MITCHELL, Deceased. Notice is herooy given thai I have tiled my final account of the adminis tration of the above entitled estate and that the Court has appointed August 6, 1963. at 10 A. M. as the time for hearing ob lections to such tinal account and the settlement thereof. Wm. Ganong, Administrator Ganong & Ganong Attorneys for Administrator No. 226, July I, 15, 22, 29. NOTICE TO CREDITORS tn the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for Klamath County, in the Mat ter of the Estate of John Katimeyer, Deceased. 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C.ftD OF THANKS, and IN ME MORI AM FOR COMMERCIAL RATES PHONE TU 4-8111 FUNERAL HOMES G WARD'S Klamath Funeral Home. 925 High Street, TU 2-4404 LOST & FOUND 2 LOST female Sealpoint Siamese, answers to Tillle in vicinity of Clinton St. S25 Re ward! TU 2-1447, TU 4-7271. LOST 3 TU 4-7835. red screw jacks. Reward! PERSONALS LARIAT Beauty Lounge, 3616 Summers Lane, TU 2-5777, Robert Land, operator. ROSE LLA formerly at Laura's. Charm Center now) TU 4-4367. KLAMATH Alcoholics Anonymous, TU 4-3591, TU 4-8704. Friendly help anytime. SERVICES . 10 PAINTING done reasonable. Outside Inside, call TU 2-549B. CUSTOM baling anytime. Can handle any lob. 2 balers. TU 4-3084, call anytime. CUSTOM mowing, baling and hauling, first class equipment. TU 4-7819. FIX-IT SHOP sharpening, furniture repair. & Country Shopping Center Repairs Town HAY baling. Will consider hay for pay. Phone TU 2-6415. CABINET making furniture finishing, excellent references, TU 4-4079. CUSTOM mowing, raking, and baling, H. F. 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