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Newspaper Page TextMedo-Bels Win League Crown With 10-0 Vicieny NOR-CAL I.EAGIE (Final Standings) Klamath Kails 8-2 Weed 7-3 ScoU Valley 6-4 Dunsmuir 55 Happy Camp 37 Mount Shasta 28 Sunday scores: Klamath Falls 10 0 Happy Camp Mount Shasta 31 Weed Scott Valley 70 Dunsmuir A superb pitching elfort by Blake Griggs, coupled with some solid hitting brought the Medo- Bels a 10 to 0 shutout win Sun day over Happy Camp and also wrapped up the league title (or them. Going into the Sunday clash at Happy Camp, the Medo-Bcls had been deadlocked with Weed (or Die league crown. Weed (ell vic tim to an aroused Mount Shasta team that won only its second game Sunday by knocking Weed out of the leadership 3 to 1 and .handing it to the Medo-Bels, The victory was the eighth and 10 conference outings for the Medo-Bels. With Griggs dealing up base hils like a miser giving away gold, the Medo-Bels put on PAGE 10 their hitting shoes and belled out 15 hits which they fashioned into Iwo runs in the opening inning, three each in the fourth and fifth and one each in the seventh and eighth. Until the leadoff hitter in the seventh. Griggs had a no-hitter game going for him. and over the first six innings had faced only 19 men, just one more than the hare essential. In the first six he had chalked up five strike outs allowing only three base-runners. In the seventh, though, Joe Ragsdale greeted him w ith a sol id single, followed by Chuck Sut cliffe who also hit safely but both men were tossed out in a neat double play that began with ten- tcrtield John Biancho to third baseman Dean "Dunson to nail Ragsdale, then back to Irv Whitt at second to catch Sutcliffe. Tony Mollish grounded out to end the inning and the threat. The only other hit off Griggs came in the boolom of tlie ninth when Happy Camp tried to get a lame-duck rally going. Ted Beck, first hitter, became Grigg's seventh strikeout victim. Mike Fitzgerald, Happy Camp short stop, belted a single, the third and last hit for the host club. Ho reached second on an error. Rags dale walked, but was thrown out at second and Sutcliffe popped up to end the game. Tony Sellari and Dunson head ed the bat parade for the Medo Bels. Sellari belting three hits in five trips, one a double, and Dunson collecting three singles in four official trips. Sherm Allen accounted for three HBIs and a pair of singles. He also was credited with two stolen bases. Sellari's double was the enly extra-base clout of the game. Hi Hatfield indicated Monday that the Medo-Bels had entered the regional and semi-pro tour nament scheduled for Bcllingham. Wash , this coming weekend. They will play a benefit game Wednesday night at Gem Stadi um against Weed, the club they nosed out for tlie league title, in an attempt to raise funds to send the ekib to Bcllingham. The Medo-Bels will leave early Thursday morning and are sched uled for their first tourney clash at 9 a.m. Friday. Hatfield stated that the North ern California League President Cup Playoffs would not start un til Aug. 25. On that date,' Scott Vallev, the No. 3 finisher in the league, will come here to play the Medo-Bels, and Dunsmuir will tangle with second-place Weed, there. Last year, Weed won the regu lar season crown, but the Medo Bels came on to capture the President's Cup playolls. Klarnim Fill! H DDI Allen, u 5 1 2 Dunson, 3b 4 0 3 Owing!, lb 1 1 Whin. 3b 4 3 3 Sellari. c SOS Bianchj, cf Taylor, rl Griggs, p Gresoel, If Totalt Happy Camp Fltigerald. is Ragsdalt. II c. SutclIHe, Ib-p Mollish, cl Oriflin, p-3b w. Sutcliffe, e Hockaday. c Davis, rt B. Titus. 3b Allen. 3b D. Titus, p-3b Beck. b-!b J 0 13 10 4 3 11 4 2 10 43 10 II t AB It H Kbl 4 0 10 Total! K. Pain Happy Camp 200-330-110 I0-1S-3 LEGAL NOTICE ADMINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF KLAMATH COUNTY. OREGON In tna Matter of the Estate of Law rence L. Grillin. OacnLM. u hhHv oiwen met I nave tiled my linal account as administrafri LEGAL NOTICE Di'N,r:i.T":xcc,0uNN0TT'CE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF INSURANCt BOAT INSURANCE Ham Norlerid, 431 p,ne. Phone TU 7-7S15 SiRVICtS HOUSE remodeling, cabinet making, fur. KLAMATH COUN I T. .iii.,niture finishing, TU 4-40JT ih Matter ot me , O00-O0O-0CO- t W ! of the eslete Ot Lawrence L. Griftin. De- Z. McGee. D"- ,. , h.. the esfete Weed, 1-6-2. B. T. Smith; Le mos 171 and Pauletto, Zalunardo '6' Mount Shasta, 352, Fabrini and English Scott Valley. 715-1, Mclntyre. Sage (7) and Storti Dmsmuir, 0 45, Moulton and Young filed my final account as adminislratrik th. ..fete ol Nellie I. McGee, Oe- , or in. ...... . -, Auou. ceased, and the court nas set r ceased, end me court hat set August ceased a no Mi A.M.. a 30lh, 13, at 10 O'clock, A M.. as he ixii n. ieJ. ODKnons to I m. for hearing of obiectioni to such .me for hea'ir." o o . FILL dirt and topsoil delivered. Dump truck and tractor work. John Bowers TU 4-7076, TU 4-3589. New 49'er Offense Vikings Win Opener Fails; 43-28 HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Oregon Monday. August 12, 1963 ' ' ? . ,Tr I.-, . ', .,' , - .-i'M" 1 ' "" , . ' '.' .- :- -,,'V. V " 'i-i-v '- i t W 4 f v T w- -rt ) -v-, " a ,a. t L', ' - , - - ' v . . J i , .-- . v , , I j' 1 zs t - m - J rl A ft ' "T w V "' n " vw.t 1 Bardahl race close to ewteT'ii:i'iratoftiwr? wau SEAFA1R TROPHY RACE The Tempo. Thriftwav and Miss qather for awhiU in this first heat ot the 1963 Seafair Trophy Race et Seattle. The Thrittway won the first heat, but could not finish the second heat and was out of the race. This was the Seattle boat's last racs. 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Calif. iL'Pli-t'oach Red Hickey and his San Francis co Forty Niners stall headed back to the old drawing board today to figure why their model fizzled so badly on the launching pad. Hickey unveiled his "new" foot ball machine in Portland Satur day night as a seven-point favor ite over the Minnesota Vikings But only superhuman efforts by Kermit Alexander and Elbert Kimbrough kept the Norsemen from burying the contraption right there in the sod of Multno mah Stadium. The Minnesota team, which had lost six straight games to San Francisco, walloped the Forty Niners 43-28 in the opening exhi bition contest for both teams. Only one-man offensive and de fensive performances by Alexan der and Kimbrough. respective ly, kept the score from matching the lop-sided statistics. Dazzling Debut The Vikings took a 3-0 lead in the first period but Alexander, a rookie from UCLA, electrified 20,837 fans in the second period when he fielded a Minnesota field goal attempt and raced 95 yards for a touchdown in his first ball- handling performance as a pro. The Minnesota team bounced ight back with a field goal and n touchdown as Viking quarter back Fran Tarkenton picked the Forty Miner defense to pieces Kimbrough broke up several long pass attempts with an outstand ing defensive job. but he couldn't cover the whole field. The Forty .Niner offense final ly got rolling just belore the half ended, when Alexander scam pered 27 yards, quarterback John Brodie hit Monte Stickles for 41, and fullback Roy Winston plunged over from the one. But the Vikings came back again, scoring 10 points on a touchdown and a field goal in the final 38 seconds of the half. Alexander Again Early in the third period. Al exander exploded again. He took Minnesota punt, fumbled it briefly, and then rolled 81 yards down the middle to score. That made the score 23-21. but it didn't scare the Vikings. Tar kenton hit on a 65 yard scoring pass two minutes later, and Min nesota quickly added a field goal liter the Forty Niners fumbled the kickoff in the opening mo ments of the fourth period. The Forty Niner offense sput tered again, and the Vikings moved the ball into position for their fifth field goal of the night to lead 36-21 with seven minutes remaining. With a comfortable lead, the Viking defense relaxed a bit and the Forty Niner offense got an other chance to look good. Bro die connected oi passes to Stickles and Jim John son, and Winston plunged over from one foot out But then Bob Reed capped a fine Minnesota showing by taking the Forty Niner kickoff and lop ing 98 yards into paydirt. The statistics told the story, with Minnesota leading in every department: Yards rushing, 243 to 74; yards passing, 226 to 174; first downs, 24 to 13; total of fense. 443 to 278. Hickey was confident that his team would look better against the St. Louis Cardinals Friday at Salt Lake City. That's a pretty safe assumption because they couldn't look much worse. has set August as tne such lime for hearing of ooiettion. to ,"'" '",'",, Tfor the settlement there final account and lor the settlement there-1 hnal account ano o court ot at Klamath Count, circuit L . u . , - -- HOOm NO- ... .e Daltd ihi Knd day ot July. inei J. Griftm. Aflminiitralri. no aa. Jw'v " . Aug. s. 12. 'J- 1963. NO. 62 " NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH In tha Mailer of iha Estata ot FREDRIC LAWSON, dacaaied. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I hava tiled my tinal account ai Execu trix ot above-entitled eilata and that the Court ha let Ajguit 23. 1963, at . -i m. m m m a the time tor ncaring obiectioni to .aid final account. j0REGON: You ara hereby required to nttu th it 7?na aav d jum Lucille N. Griffith, Adminiitra- Nt. 264.njulY 71. 79, ug. S. 12. 193 SUMMONS No. 63-W3E IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH DON B. RICE and ALINE G. RICE, Plainlitti. v. HENRY M. STANLEY and BETTY E. STANLEY. Defendant. TO HENRY M. STANLEY and BETTY E STANLEY, DEFENDANTS: IN THE NAWt ur mc J ' CUSTOM baling. Can handle any ob. DUMP truck and high loader equlnment with operator. Top soil, drain rock and till dirt delivered. Bill Forney, Uu $ha- JANITORIAL and maintenance service Commercial and residential. TU 2-274I. ' Prnrtar & P ticket Attorney tor Executrix 511 Mam treei Klamath Falls. Oregon NO. 267, July 22. 2, Aug. 5, 12, NOTICE Notice l hereby given lhal the under iioned. Administrator ot the Estate of " . ...nni-f-isi riaaiut h filad hit linal account and the Honorable Judge be the sui plaint on file herein on or before ten1 o'clock A.M., Monday, the 19th day olj August, 1963, and if you fail to o an- &wer or otherwise appear, for want there- 1963. ioi, the plaintiffs will apply to the Court lor the reuer prayea tor in meir twin plaint, to-wil: I. For a decree of the abova-entitled Court determining the amount due from the defendants under said agreement to S22.30l.l7, with interest CUSTOM BUTCHERING" At your place, deliver to orocesiinn ni.M or leave at your place. Al stoli, tu 413. u KENMORE. WHIRLPOOL, KELVINATOR Repair a. Overhaul Specialist Washer, dryer, range, water heater FERGUSON APPLIANCE SERUire 31 So. 6th ru 3-31 H TULELAKE SERVICE, ALSO REMODELING - PAIfTnNfi Taping, texturing, roofing, plaster patch ing. TU 2-274. LAWN S prepared and planted. Fences' of an ".iiius HinoMra. joCK Dowers, TU 4-3589, TU 4-7076. of the Circuit Court ol the Stale of Ore-1 thereon at the rate ol six per cent per vAt-ipc nf i ni tar ih County of Klamath, has I" . .... ...... a,, ni,it. 1963. at the hour of 10:00 A.M. as the time, and Iha Courtroom of said Court as the place of hearing objections to said final ac count. DENNIS LILLY Administrator I.. ORTH SISEMORE Attorney for Administrator No. 251, July 22, 29. Aug. J. 12, 1963. Witness Stand ATLANTA UPH Wallace Butts was scheduled to return to the stand today as lcadoif witness in the second week of the trial of his $10 million lihel suit Tahoe Miss Wins Race SEATTLE i UPI I Tahoe Miss. Nevada's contribution to the sport of hydroplane racing, was the queen ot the speedbnat fleet to day after she bested l!HiS gold cup champion Miss Bardahl by a scant fi.2 seconds to win the Seat tle Sealnir Trophy Race Sunday. The two crafts finished the three-heat race in a tie for points. each havin? two firsts and a sec ond place. Total elapsed lime was1 used to break the deadlock, and Tahoe Miss won the hardware be cause she ran the 45-mile distance in 24 minutes. 40 seconds, which was 62 seconds faster than the Seattle boat. The Nevada craft, driven by veteran Chuck Thompson, is own ed by Bill Harrah, a hotel and casino operator. The duel between the Miss Bar dahl and the Tahoe Miss shaped up after the home-town favorite. Miss Thriftwav, conktd out after hcatinr; the Bardahl in the first go-around in the record speed of 112.500 mph. The Tahoe Miss camp took home $7,000 of the $25,000 purse Bardahl won $3,300 for second place. Evening Standings Pacific Coast l.cacur By I'nlled Press International Northern Division W. I.. Pel. C.B. Spokane H0 411 .R25 Taroma fiR 61 .520 13'i Hawaii 61 64 .4X8 174 Portland 59 6a .465 20'3 Seattle 57 70 .440 22'j Southern Division W. I,. Pot. C.ll. Oklahoma City 67 58 ..Via Dallas Kt. Worth M 5!) 24 1' San Diego 62 66 .464 6' Salt Lake City 59 65 .476 7 Denver 55 70 .440 12 Sunday's Results San Diego 1 Tacoma 0 1 1st game. 14 innings Tacoma 5 Sin Dieuo 0 i2nd game, 7 innings' Portland ft Hawaii 5 list g,imr Hawaii 1 Portland 0 i2nd game' Oklahoma Citv 2 DallasKt. Worth 0 Seattle 7 IVnver 6 Spokane 11 Salt Lake City 3 i Salem Yakima lxwiston Wenalchee TriCity Eugene Sunday's Results Yakima 8 Lcwiston 7 Salem 10 Tri-City R Eugene 3-4 Wenatchce 1-5 against the Saturday Post. The former football and athletic director at the University of Georgia has testified under oath that he never gave important football secrets to Alabama Coach Paul (Bean Bryant prior to last fall's game between the two schools. The Saturday Evening Post, in an article last March, claimed lhat the information helped Ala bama in its 35-0 defeat of the Georgia Bulldogs. Bulls, who resigned his post as athletic director shortly before the article was printed, sued the Post, asking $5 million in general and $5 million in punitive dam ages as result of the story. He charged in tlie suit that the magazine had ruined his career and spoiled his reputation that had won for him a number of honors, including the presidency of the Football Coaches Associa tion, a national organization of college coaches. Butts was expected to be asked t o d a y. on cross - examination more details of his avowed friend ship with Frank Scobey, a Chica go beer distributor who has told the Senate rackets committee that he made big bets on horse racing and football games with an Indiana gambling syndicate. Scobey was not called as a wit ness during five days of testi mony last week but his sealed deposition is on file in the case and could be entered into testi mony Butts testified Friday that Sen bey had helped him get a $6,000 loan from a Chicago bank and had paid part of his bills on a trip to New York but that he never knew Scobey gambled. Butts' testimony that he never consoiiod to rig last fall's Ala bama-Georgia game was followed by an earlier denial by Bryant, who a!so has sue) the Post. Tiger Plans Bout With Laszlo Papp IBADAN. Nigeria -.UPH-Dick Tiger vs. unbeaten Laszlo Papp somewhere in tlie United Stales? That's the proposed fight which world middleweight champion Ti ger of Nigeria was considering to day, now that he has definitely disposed of ex-champ Gene Full mer of west Jordan, Utah. Tiger, 33, stopped gory Full mer, 32, in the seventh round here at Liberty Stadium Saturday night, and is now digesting a pro posal to make his next defense against 37-year-old Papp of Hun gary somewhere in America. Papp, the only t h r e e-time Olympic winner and the only Dro- lessional boxer behind the Iron Curtain, is the challenger nomi nated by Championship Sports, Inc., tCSP, one of Tiqer's nan-, dlers disclosed today. Championship Sports, which staged the last four world heavy weight championship fights. would like to have Tiger defend against Papp on closed-circuit television. Terms of the CSI pro posal were not revealed. Meanwhile, Fullmer was still uncertain whether to retire after Saturday's bloody beating or to continue in the ring. Gene was about SfiO.000 richer! after West Africa's first world championship fight, which attract ed an estimated 35.000 fans and an estimated $225,000. Tiger's guarantee was $100,000. Probate No. 63-94 NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH In the Matter of the Estate o( MABEL E. FOSTER, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has been appointed Adminis trator of the Estate Ol MABEL E. FOSTER, deceased, and all persons hav ing claims against said estate are oirecieu to present the same properl verified lo me al Ihe office of Proclor & Puckelt, Attorneys at Law. 5U Main Street, Klamath Falls, Oregon, within six months from the date hereof. DATED this 22nd 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, annum from April 1, 1963, unlil paid, on the principal of S1I.034.7S, and from December II, 1961, until paid on the sum ol S4.266.42, 2. For a decree of the above-entitled Court providing for a definite time, not exceeding fifteen days, tor Iht payment of the indebtedness found to be due. 3. For a decree of the above-entitled Court providing that upon failure said defendants to pay such Indebtedness within Iha time limited by such decree, lhat the payments heretofore made by said delendants, pursuant to said agree ment, shall be forfeited and that all equitable estate and all Hen, claim, and Interest of the defendants In said prop erty shall be forever barred and tore closed; and that thereafter neither ot 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 part thereof; or any right of claim for reclamation or com pensation ot monies paid under said agreement, or for improvements mad on said real property; and that the plain tiffs shall be declared to be the legal owners in tee simple oi eacn ana ait ot said lands, free and clear of all riqht. tine, estate, lien, or interest whatsoever of said defendants. For a decree of the above-entitled Court providing that the plaintiffs be let Into possession of said property upon the entry of such a decree of foreclosure, and that If possession thereof be refused that a writ of assistance issue instructing the Sheriff to place said plaintiffs in pos session. 5. For a decree of the above-entitled Court providing that plaintiffs have and I recover from the defendants the sum of $1,12S.OO as attorney's fees in this suit, to gether with their costs and disbursements lawfully incurred herein. 6. And for such and further relief as to Ihe Court seems just and equitable in the premises. This Summons Is served upon you by single persons; W. B. NA-Puminon inereoi in me Meram ana :. KATHRYN NATION, hlsN.ews ?ce week for four consecu- wife; and BEN F. PERNIGOTTI, dba j a"' ",ue Klamath Sign Co., DEFENDANTS: ,L ' LZ , 7l rt r . ' . IN THE NAME OF THE STATE Ol6 t "' ... " "" OREGON: You are hereby required H' f' "'v " "w' 'noJ appear and answer the plaintiff's com-1 P "tioit to be made on the 22nd paint on tile herein on or Detore ten - , - " ' r , . o'clock A.M.. Mondav. September 2, 1963,,,l0n. " b matle on ,h 1J,ft ' Aw 1963. No. 63-220-E SUMMONS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH JOE ROADS, Plaintiff, vs. STANLEY R. DOTY and NEITA M. HURST, single persons; W. B. NATION and C. kaih RYN NATION, his wile; and BfcN h. PERNIGOTTI, dba Klamath Sign Co. Defendants. TO STANLEY R. DOTY and NEITA M. HURST, TION and 3100 qallon water truck for hire TU 4-8917 - TU 2-2054 FIX-IT SHOP Repairs, sharpening, furniture repair. Town L Country Shopping Center ROTOTILLING, tractor equipment, $7 50 per hour, C. B. Forney, TU 2-046. CUSTOM mowing, raking, and baling. r. Jarrard, telephone TU 4-5352. SAW FILING STEEL & CARBIDE EXPERT WORKMANSHIP SATISFACTION GUARANTEED REASONABLE RATES FRANK'S TACKLE & GRINDING SERVICE 620 E. Main TU 2-4788 EXPERT SAW FILING WORK GUARANTEED ALL TOOLS I SHARPENED AND REPAIRED REASONABLE PRICES BODENHAMER SAW FILING 351 E. Main . CYCLERY TU 4-4672 Gina's Tailor Shop Tailoring - alterations for men, women, children. All work guaranteed. Reasonable Pric Gene's Men's Wear $37 Main VALLEY PUMP and EQUIPMENT CO. "BUY THE Y" DENTAL PLATES Repaired while you wait. New Plates Made From Your Old PERSONAL DENTURE SERVICE 1033 Main TU 4-33B4 HEALTH 12 BLESSED RELIEF in minutes (most cases) for gas, diziiness, nerves, heart burn, etc. with "MERBELS" RX. Ex clusively at Currin's For Drugs, 840 Main. EDUCATIONAL 13 Florists Win Softball Title W. I.. Pel. C.ll. 2 18 HI7 29 ID HI7 2.1 2II S0O ,Vi 2.1 2.1 .MX) S'i 18 27 4rtl ll 18 31 37 12 POUT AMIKLF.S. Wash. "UPI The Portland Krv Lind Florists Sundiiv niuht won llic Northwest Hi'iionnl Women's Solthall tourna ment here hy defeating Salem Ore. 2 t in live final came. Portland stored two runs in tlie (irst inning on a double hy Mar- lene Piper and singles by Carolyn Kitwater and Jai'kie Rice. Salem earned the right to play in the finals hy nYlrating Port Anseles 10 in 14. innings earlier in Ihe dav Sundav. WINGS SK1.I, CONTRACT PROVIPKNCE. Rl. aPP The Helroit Red Wings ol Uie Na tional Hockey Ix-ague Thursday sold the contract ol veteran for ward Norm i Corky" Corcoran to I the Utuxle Island R.ls 01 the I American Uockcy Lcue. Sports Summary By United Press Internationa! Saturday IBADAN. Nigeria Dick Ticer of Nigeria stopped Gene Fullmer of West Jordan, Utah, after seven rounds in a successful defense of his world middleweight champion- Mlip. CHICAGO-Don Schollander of Santa Clara, Calif., high school ei a world swimming record for the 200 meter freestyle with a time of one minute. 5!) seconds in the National A.A.U. swimming and diving meet. SARATOGA SPRINGS. N.Y. - lona. a 22-1 longshot, won the Sd7.400 Alabama Stakes at Sara toga by a nose over Lamb Chop. SARATOGA SPRINGS. N. Y. - Welterweight champion Emil wriimn won a I0-round non-title bout from Hoilv Mims. Sunday CLEVELAND - The United States defeated Great Britain. 6-1. in the 35th Wightman Cup tennis matches. The U.S. now has won 29 of the best-of-srven annual competition. WATERLOO. Ioa - Mickev Wright won the Waterloo Wom en's Open golf tournament with a for 54 holes. GLEN COVE. N. V. - Gene Scott whipped British Davis Cup per Roger Taylor, fi-0. 6-2. 8-fi, for the Nasjui Bowl invitational ten nis title. CHICAGO-Steve Clark broke his own American and meet rec ord in the National A.A.U. Out door Swimming championships when ne was clocked in 54 J sec onds for the 100 meter freestvle cvcnL and U you (nil lo so answer or other wise appear, lor want thereof, the plain tiff will apply to Ihe Court for the relief; prayed for In his complaint, to-wil: 1. Awarding plaintiff Joe Roads lodg ment against defendants Stanley R. Doty and Nelta M. Hurst, the reasonable sum of One Thousand Twenty Dollars (ti, 030.00) as and for attorney's fees herein, plus costs and disbursements incurred in this suit. ?. That there be found unpaid on said contract the sum of Nineteen Thousand Three Hundred Seventy - four and 25-100 dollars (119,374.25) with interest at six percent (AM per annum from January 29, 1963. 3. That defendants be permitted to pay said sum and interest, attorney's tees and costs to said escrow holder within ten days from entry of the decree herein, or such further time the Court may deem reasonable, and upon such payment to receive the escrowed deed. 4. That upon failure of defendants or any of them to pay said sums within such period, they and all of them be barred and foreclosed ot all right, title and interest in said property and under said contract, and that plaintiff be placed in possession thereof, and If possession be refused, lhat Writ ol Assistance Issue commanding the Sheriff to place plaintiff in such possession. 5. For such other and further relief as to th4 Court may seem meet and equitable. This Summons Is served upon you by publication thereof In the Herald and News once a week for four consecutive weeks, pursuant to the Order of the Honorable Donald A. W. Piper, Judge ot the above entitled Court, made and entered the 31st day of July, 1963, and the lirst publication to be made on the 5fh day of August, 1963, and the last publication to be made on the 26th day of August, 1963. Lloyd A. Domaschofsky Attorney for plaintiff 11) So. 7th Street Klamath Falls. Oregon No. 384, Aug. 5, 12, 19, 36. 1963. gust, NO. 1963. RICHARD C. BEESLEY Attorney for Plaintiff 538 Main Street Klamath Falls, Oregon 259, July 23, 29, Aug. 5, 13, 1963 ENROLL NOW!! Klamath Kindergarten Normadean Dance studio 311 E. Main TU 4-3673 - TU 2-3592 - TU 4-6646 WE'RE LOOKING FOR PEOPLE TO TRAIN FOR MOTEL - HOTEL MANAGEMENT No. 63-80 NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH PROBATE DEPARTMENT In the Matter of the Estate of LESTER S. NEWTON, Deceased. The undersigned having been appointed Moke excellent salary plus your ay ine aoove enmiea touri o? me Siflie mt L ol Oregon, lor the County aforesaid, Ad. OPortment OS motel-hotel manager. mini5M-alor of the Estate of LESTER S. Live ond work in locotion, dl NEWTON, deceased, and haying quali- mote cf your choice. New motels tied, notice Is hereby given to all per- , . , ... sons having claims against said state to ond hotels being built every present them, verified as required oy day. Many opportunities for man- months from the date of this notice to, ers said Administrator at the office ol Men wm. M. BRiGGS and GERALD J.lToin at home in vour soare time SCANNELL. JR.. Attornevt nt 7A Fo ' u ' nume m Yuur Pre lime. Main Street, P.O. Box 105, Ashland, Ore- Free placement assistance. Get in- gon. WM. M. BRIGGS Administrator of the Estate ol LESTER S. NEWTON, deceased. WM. M. BRIGGS GERALD J. SCANNELL, JR. Attorneys for Administrator Dated and first published Auqust 9, 1963. NO. 290. Aug. 9, 16, 23. 30, 1963. The Stale Board of Accountancy an nounces that an examination lor admis sion to the Roster of Accountants Author ized to Conduct Municipal Audits will be given on September 19 and 30, 1963. All applications for this examination should be in the hands ot the Board not later than August 30, 1963. HELEN BISHOP, Executive Secretary, 473 State Office Bldg.. Portland 1, Oregon. No. 2Pft. Aug. 9, 1), 12, 103. and assistant- managers. Women - Married Couples, formation about age and require- ,ments necessary to qualify for a position in the motel-hotel indus try. Write now for complete de tails. No obligation. NO. 60-60 NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH In the Matter of the Estate ot MIKE ZUPAN, aka MIKE ZUPAN, SR., Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Thai the undersigned Administratrix of the Estate Mike Zupan, Deceased, has filed her final account in Ihe Circuit Court ot the State ol Oregon tor the Countv ot Kiamain, ana thai the 12th day of Sept., 963 at the hour of 10:00 A.M. ol iHiri day in the Courtroom of said Court has been appointed by the Circuit Court as the time and place for hearing objections inereio ano jemement thereof. Date ol first publication: Aug. 12, 1963. Date of last publication: Sept. 2, 1963. MARY A. KNIGHT. ADMINIS TRATRIX OF THE ESTATE OF MIKE ZUPAN, DECEASED. . R. BRADSHAW 621 Main Street Klamath Falls, Oregon No. 393, Aug. 12, 19, 26. Sept. 2, 1963. Molel Trainino Dept. M6-15. Box 5S9C care of Herald and News Name Address City Stale Age Nearest Phoie :HELP WANTED, FEMALE To Place Your WANT Am 14 WANTED live In housekeeper for farm family with children. Si 50 a month. Write Herald and News 565C. DEMONSTRATORS needed, sell Baum Toys, full or part time, car necessary. U 2-3071. 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T n mi nara neaaca 14 oo UN PROBATE NO. 63-911 NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON 1 FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH I In the Matter of tha Estate of ELLSWORTH GARY LANG, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That the undersigned has been appointed Adminis tratrix of the Estate of Ellsworth Garv Lang, Deceased, bv the Circuit Court of tne Stat of Oregon for the County of Klamath, All persons having claims against the Estate are hereby required io present me same at the otdce ot W Rradshaw. 621 Main Street, Klamath t-aiis. Oregon, with proper vouchers ar tached within six months from the date oi Tms nonce. DATE OF FIRST PUBLICATION: Au gust II, 1963. DATE OF LAST PUBLICATION: Sep- lemper j. i96j. INEZ LANG. ADMINISTRATRIX of the estate of ells worth Gary lang. de CEASED W R BRADSHAW 671 Mam Street Klamath Fans, Oregon No. HI. Aug. 12. 19, 36. Sept. 2, 196J. WINS TWO KVKXTS SUXOSV1LLE. Sweden HP1 L'lis Williams of Arizona State rnivorsity won the 200-meter and - 400-meter events Wednesday in 'FUNERAL HOMES the "August Games" track and field meet. Williams, the only Yank in the meet, captured the 2tm in 21.5 seconds and the 400 in H.8 seconds. 1 Minimum Charge 1.50 50c DISCOUNT adver'iiement, it naid in advance. Ahovt rates are for consecutive Inser tions, w-thout change of cnoy, fer pri vate individuals. Advertising must bl phnni ah lear and understandable to be oroduc-l live, am words must be soeHrt out. itos ottered to, salt by private tndl-vidnals- cash with copy. HEADLINE 4 30 p m. day belore publi cation. Noon Saturday for Sunday and V day. ONtFl LATIONS L C0RR6CTI0NS On same schedule, except on Monday ete art taken 'til f 30 a.m. Please red first insertion et your ad. Tht Herald News will give on axtrt run ror typographical error. 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