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THE WINNERS Howard L. Clark (right), president of the International Golf Fed
eration, and Prince Michael of Bourbon Parma (second from right), president of St.
Norn la Breteche course, present the Canada Cup to the winning U.S. team of Arnold
Palmer (left) and Jack Nieklaus. The pair had a total of 482 against 485 for runnerup
Spain. Nieklaus won the individual crown with a 237. UPI Telephoto
,
Nieklaus Battles Many
Hazards In Taking Win
By LEO II. II'ETKRSEN
UPI Sport Editor
PARIS (DPD-Jatk Nieklaus
not only proved himself the
greatest golfer in the world to
day but he also could give the
U.S. mail a lesson.
Tlie Post Office brags about
going through sleet, snow and
dark of night, but the big kid
from Ohio went through icy
breezes, soggy mud and pea
soup fog to beat the best from
cOrcES
HOLIDAY BANTAMS
MIXED LEAOUI
W L
1 1
6 3
Barracudas
Outer-Limits
Bobcats 5 4
Sharks S 4
Untouchables 4 S
Snipers 3
Lucky Strike. 3 6
Hornetl 3 7
Oct. 2 result: Outer Limits 3.
Lucky Strikes 0; Barracudas 3. Snip
ers 0; Untouchables 0, Sharks 3; Bob
cats 3t Hornets 0.
High learn game, flarraeudas 773 1
high team series, Barracudas 147) high
Ind. game (girl), Janice) Zahler 13,
(boy), Mlkt Schooler 165; high Ind. se
ries (girl), Dottle Hanan 23i high Ind,
series (boy). Mike Schooler 324.
CAL-ORH LBAOUI
W I
AHord & Nygren Jr. Jl'i 10'
Wehb Insurance 10 17
Simp lot DeVoe 19 13
Greenwood Masonry tl 14
Singer Sewing Center 18 14
Jordan Shell V U
Dugan t. Mest 17 IS
Merits Appliances la'i IS'.
Cash & Save Oil 1 H
C4ffccenl Sea Pood la T
Sherwln Williams 15' 16"i
Lonben Masonry Wit H'i
Jay Hawk 15 17
The Snot 14 II
Shortys Flying A 13 70
Bud Si Jerrys Midway a 7
Oct. 35 results: Crescent Sea Pood
0, Sinqer Sewing Center 4j Jay Hawk
1, Lobben Masonry 3; Sherwln W I !
Hams 3, Tht Spot tt Simplol DeVoe
2, Greenwood Masonry 3i Dugan fc
Mest 3, Shortys Flying A 1; Webb In
surance 1. Jordan Shell; Merits Ap
pliances Vi, A I ford ft Nygren ! Bud
and Jerrys Midway 0, Cash 8. Save
.Oil 4.
- High team game. Singer Sewing Cen
ter 84 1 high team series. Singer Sew
ing Center 24Si high Ind. game
M. Richard Wlckllne 379, W . Betty
Gravblll 344; high ind. series. M.. Jer.
ry Nygren Sr. SI, W.. Betly Grayblll
676.
IARLY BIROS LBAOUI
W L
Lucky Four w
Scatterbralns
11 10
I 7' 10" i
Strikers la
Rollers 1 17
Odd Balls 14 17
Near Mrs. I Ml l?'t
Apropos 15 11
Satellites 15 1
Alley Cats 14 14
Rolling Pins 14 14
Game Dames 4 7?
Pin Pals 5 73
, Results: Odd Ralls 4, Rolling Pins
. 1; Game Dames 0, Scatterbrains i
Rollers 7, Near Mrs. 7i Alley Cats 4,
Pin Pals 0; Strikers 3, Apropos I;
, Lucky Four 3, Satellites 1.
High learn game, Alley Cats 747;
high team serlts, Strikers JI3t high
" Ind. game, Cassia Whiteman 701; high
Ind. senai, Cassie Whiteman 494.
HOLIDAY BOWLIRITTBS IKAOUt
W L
Shal-R-Proof Glass 71 7
CWA 17 11
Klamath Plywood 15 13
Burgelts Logging 13 11
E leclrolux 10 l
Lovely Ladles I 70
Results: Snat-R-Proof 4, Lovely La
dles 6; Klamath Plywood Co'P 1. filec
trolux 3t CWA 4. Rurgrlts Logging 0.
High team game, tletlrelu l?7i
hlqh team series, CWA 5? high Ind.
game, Karen Keely 117; high Ind. se
ries, Ltnore Zumbrun 417,
FRIDAY NIOHT
MIXED FOURSOME LBAOUC
W L
7? 10
77 ID
To 11
H 15
! 13
II 1
tl 1)
17 14
11 15
IS U
14 II
13 II
11 70
11 71
73
I 73
3, Mltchs
George R. Stacy Company
' Stale Farm Insurance
Mltchs Grocery
Wongs Cafe
Ranch Supply
Oregon Food Stores
y up
Economy Cash Grocery
Homtllte Saws
Hugh Kidd Auto Sales
Bud l Jerrls Midway
Midland Market
Stevens
Whltmort B Bryant
Dye Insurance
Results: Home I He Saws
Grocery ?? Weyerhaeuser Credit Un.
J, Hrgh Kiitd Auto Sales 1; Stevens
4, Dye Inswence 0; Geo. ft. Stacy Co.
J, Whit more 1 Bryant li Slate Farm
Insurance 1, Midland Market 3; Wongs
Catt X Oregon Food Stores 1 Ranch
Supply 4, 7 Up 0; Economy Cash
Grocery 4, ud 4 Jerrls Midway 0.
High team game, Wongs Cafe Uli
Hon team aeries, economy Cash Grot.
94Mt Mgh Ind. game (men), Jess
BercTiman. toil Mgh Ind. game t wom
en), Rita Mat son ten high Ind. se
rlet (men). Jea Berchman 5Mt high
Ind. eerie (woman) Jeanne Paillette
, MOOSI PA'I LIAOUff
W L
34 I
13 15
U t)
W tl
Lucky lantl
"40" CI i
Altamont Grocery
CP ft W.W. Ware)
NEWS, Klamath Fall, Oregon
xx
33 nations, win the individual
International Trophy and sweep
Uncle Sam to its fourth straight
Canada Cup team victory.
It was Nieklaus' first appear
ance in this international tour
nament and Arnold Palmer
gave his Yankee teammate all
the credit.
"Jack did it, no question
about it," said Palmer.
Where he did it, and Palmer
put the icing on the cake, was
O'Halr's Memorial Chapel Wi ISVt
Blngs Satellite IS 14
Paslegai Market 1 14
Harry Lanphear 15 17
Merrill Moose Ui Vi
Erv Carrs Boys 14 II
Musgrove Plumbing 13 19
No Names 17 70 ,
Results: Musgrove Plumbing 1. Pas
legas Market 3; Lucky Lanes 4,
O'Halr's Memorial Chapel 0; Marry
Lanphear 3, AH amort t Grocery lj CP.
S, W.W. Word 3, Blngs Satellite 3i
"40" Club 1, Erv Carrs Boys 3i Mer
rill Moose 3, No Names I.
High team game. Pa legas Mkt. 101;
Mgh team series, Lucky Lanes 331);
high Ind. game, Larry Aievedo 317;
high Ind, series, Ltrry Aiavedo 593.
MOOSE MA'S LEAOUI
W L
Amldons 71 10
Bon Baraar 31 11
Cox Grocery 19' 17'
SO. Ore. MUSIC II1 1 U' J
Nvbacki II 14
WOTM lA'.l IS1
Russell Glass 14 14
Eternal Hills 15' 16'
Klamath Basin Farms 13 19
Vanity Cleaners 19'i
Lauras Beauty Fair Wi 71Vi
Sparkle Car Wash V 73
Oct. 31 results: WOTM 4, Sparkle
Car Wash 0; So. Ore. Music 4, Russell
Glass 0; Ban Raiaar 3. Kl. Basin
Farms li Nybacks 3, Vanity Cleaners
1; Amldons 3, Eternal Hills 1; Cox
Grocery Vi, Lauras Beauty Fair Pi.
High team game. So. Ore. Music 710 j
high team series, So. Ore. Music 3113;
high Ind, game, Elaine plckerlll 199;
high Ind. aeries, Evelyn Brennan 573.
Mouldlngcralt
Peace Ambulance
Klamath Plywood A
Oregon Title Company
70' i ll'i
19's 1?'s
KC
Klamath Plywood B tl
Aralum Window 15
Thomas Lumbar Company 15
17
Crater Lake Milk 14 11
Davis Flying A 13 19
Snack Col lee Shop 10 37
Crater Lake Ice Cream 10 77
Results; Oregon Title Co. 3, Kl. Ply
wood B 3 1 Snack Col lee Shop 0;
Thomas Lumber Co. i Peace Ambu
lance i, Mouldlngcrafl 3'i; K of C
4, Aralum Window Oi Crater Lake
Milk 4, Davis Flying A 0; Klamath
Plywood A 3, Ciater Lake Ice Cr, 3.
High learn game, KC 1045t high
team series, KC 7141 1 high ind. game,
John Paxtnn 345; high Ind. series, John
Pax tort 419.
HOLIDAY JUNIOR LBAOUE
W
Mystics 11
Bald fagles I 4
Playboys 7 3
Klnqplru 4 I
Team No. 3 5 7
Gurqllng GutlerballS 4 I
(iaihousa Gang 4 t
"Teum No. I 3 9
Results: Gashoute Gang 3. Bald Ea
gle 3j Playboys 3. learn No. I Jj
Kingpins o. Team No. J 4j Gurgling
Gulterballs 0, Mystics 4.
High team game, Gahouse Gang
9?lj high team series. Mystics 3733;
high Ind. game. John Tinker 2Hi high
Ind. series, John Tinker 549.
Sports
Shorts
(iRIKFING TO WKD
VICKSM'UG. Miss. UTIt
filynn Griffing, formor I'nlwr
sity of Mississipi star who is
quarterback Y. A. Tillie s un
dwstiKiy with Iht? Now York
football Giants, will marry Nik
kt llolh of t'lovoUiiKl, Ohio, on
Ih'c 20. Tin? site of Uir wed
ding will he Oxford, Miss.,
where the University of Missis
sippi is located.
NYCROS FNTKRS I.Al RKL
LAl'HEU Md. tUPIt - Ny
cros, a French horse who won
the Prix du Consell Municipal
on Lvonchamp on Oct. 20, will
be eniered in (Im Washington,
D C, International at Lautel on
Nov. U, it was announced to
day by Track President John
D, Schapiro.
Tueiday, October 29, 1903
on the sixth hole on the St.
Horn la Breteche course which
was so shrouded in fog that the
final round had to be cut to
nine holes, making it a ftf-hole
tournament instead of the
scheduled 72.
The U.S. had started out the
day tied with Spain for the
team lead and the .Spaniards,
playing ahead of the Americans
were three shots back after
five holes. It looked like it was
going to he a real race when
both Nieklaus and Palmer
trapped their approaches. But
Nieklaus, who had four Airdies
in the first five holes, made it
five birdies in six holes when
he blasted out of the trap into
the cup 75 yards away. Pal
mer came nut on the green and
sank ins putt for a par and the
U.S. was in.
The 23-year-old Nieklaus also
won the individual champion
ship. He had slarled out the day
tied with Gary Player of South
Africa and .lack knew he had his
work cut out for him when
Player engled the very first
hole.
Starts Birdie Barrage
.lack bird ird it and then got
going on that birdie barrage.
It enabled Jack to finish with
a four under par .12 for a total
of 2-'(7 five shots ahead of
Player and Sebastian Miguel of
Spain who tied for the runner
up spot with totals of 242.
Palmer with a two under par
bad an aggregate of 245 tying
him for fifth place with Al Bald
ing of Canada and Bruce
Crampton or Australia. Ramon
Sola of Spain was third with
24.1.
In the team race, the U.S.,
winning its fourth team cham
pionship in a row and its sixth
in the II international tourna
ments held by the International
Golf Association, beat out Spain
hy three strokes wilh 482 to
4II5. South Africa finished third
with 4!2 followed by Canada
with 495 and Australia with 497.
Swap Takes
McGill To
NY Knicks
NEW YORK .UlM'-IJo Now
York Knickerbockers of (he
National Basketball Association
today acquired Billy (The Hilh
Mcdill, the nation's leading col
lege scorer in l(Wl-fi2, from the
Baltimore Bullets in exehmiRe
for Paul llogue and (iene Shue.
The Knickerbocker also an
nounced that tliey arc activat
ing Tom Hoover and will cut
another )laver from their ros
ter before tonight's ame with
Hie St. Uiuis Hawks.
The trade is designed to give
the Knicks the. high-scoring
"big man" tltey have long
needed to make tlm an East
ern Division title threat. McGill
has averaged only 5 2 points as
a fill-in for Walt Bellamy this
season but averaged 3tt 8 points
a game (or Utah In the 11-fil
season and is regai-ded as po
tentially a high-scoring pro. tie
stands 6 feet. 9 inches and
weighs about t0 pounds.
Hoover, who also Is R-feet-9,
was obtained from Philadelphia
on Oct. 19.
Ilogue. Meet-9. and 240
pounds, was the Knicks' No. I
draft choice in l'Jta after star
ring at center for two consecu
tive University of Cincinnati
NCAA championship teams. He
averaged seven points game
m 50 games last season when
lie was side lined lor a time
with appendicitis.
He Is a veleran of nine years
in the NBA, five of them wilh
Detroit.
Surgeon Tests
Grid Helmets
CHICAGO (UPD A surgeon,
seeking to solve football's head
injury problem, said today that
a player's helmet is subjected
to blows of more than 5,000
times the force of gravity in
ordinary contact with an oppos
ing player.
This is about the same num
ber of G's absorbed by a base
ball belted for an upper deck
home run, he said.
Dr. Stephen E. Reid, an as
sociate professor of surgery at
Northwestern University's Med
ical School, told the National
Safety Congress that each Sat
urday afternoon for the past
two seasons he has wired a
pair of bruising fullbacks (or
sound.
Northwestern varsity stars
Bill Swingle and Steve Murphy
were his "guinea pigs," Reid
said, and they alternated in
carrying complex electronic
gear in their helmets and shoul
der pads.
Their transmitting sets sent a
stream of data to researchers
high in Dyche Stadium's press
box.
"Whenever Swingle or Mur
phy, whether carrying the ball,
blocking or tackling, smacked
into an opponent, a sensitive de
vice measured the impact of
blows on his helmet," Reid
said.
Reid said tlie study, aimed at
finding out how efficiently hel-
Oakland
Player
Leading
NEW YORK (UPIl - Clem
Daniels of the Oakland Raid
ers (matched the San Diego
Chargers' two speedboys, Paul
Lowe and Keith Lincoln, stride
for stride Sunday and beat them
out for the American Football
League's rushing leadership.
Daniels, quarterback Jack
Kemp of the 'Buffalo 'Bills and
Frank Jackson of the Kansas
City Chiefs were this week's
three new individual leaders in
the league statistics released to
day. Kemp took over first place
in passing and Jackson in punt
returns,
Daniels gained 125 yards in
19 carries against San Diego
last Sunday to replace Lowe as
the AFL rushing leader. Al
though the 220-pound Oakland
halfback missed or was used
only sparingly in foui games
because of a leg injury, he now
has gained 522 rushing yards
for a 5.6 average.
Lowe gained 82 yards in 12
carries against the Raiders to
boost his season total to 502 and
a league-leading average of 6.6.
Lincoln had the best day of tlie
three, however, amassing 130
yards in 15 tries to move from
sixth place to third with a 459
yard total and a 6.4 average.
Kemp replaced Tobin Role of
San Diego as passing leader fol
lowing a big game against the
Boston Patriots Saturday night.
Kemp has completed 120 of 240
passes for 1,013 yards and nine
touchdowns. In Dawson of
Kansas City moved up to sec
ond place and Rote dropped
back to a third-place tie with
George Blanda of tlie Houston
Oilers.
Jackson look over the punt
return leadership from Lincoln.
Jackson has run back four
kicks for an average of 17.7
yards.
LEGAL
CITY OF KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
TREASURER'S RFPORT OF DISBURSEMENTS AND RECEIPTS FOR THE
QUARTER ENDING SEPTEMBER 30. 1963
Balance Disburse- Balance
Fund Name Juty i,i63 ments Receipts Sept. 30.1963
No.
101 General Fund $191. 3 34 IU6.JM.52 t 51.031.06 96,079.90
103 Bond Sinking ft Int. 63.JIIA 36 50.103.91 17,112 3? 30.397,7?
103 Slat Ta Street 41,953 50 43.10 63 63.S9I.95 611,403 W
105 Klamath Memorial Park 1J.0W71 7.980.53 9,73 35 14,131 M
107 Public Rest Room J77.M .00 114.93 J97.7I
IM Sewtr Construction ... lj.U7.77 .00 .00 15,147 77
109 Reservt tw Cao. Items in, 43 74 54,313 9? to 00 7I.13S
110 Parking Meters ,. 14.934 30 11,514 77 J0.9S5.60 24,435.13
111 City Parking Lets 2.096 69 76.14 493 00 2.511.15
701 Municipal Airport ., 14.131 71 3. 366 43 16.053 73 9.M5.19'
302 Park Dpt 14.147 S7 17.570 J9 3,557.12 174 10
303 Perpetual Cart 430 04 1.00 37 153 13 303 40
704 CIV Property J1.I43 19 454 9 J 231165 11, 635.19
203 Roads 3floj6. .00 13.11 403,74
306 Sewer Lew ... 33 0 7 00 . 00 37.07
306 Improvement Revolving . . 1.555 73 7.301 10 2,37,76' 6,96 76
309 City Library 14,175 60 9,671,60 3.041 27 6,545.77
211 Recreatton Dept. ..... 1 IV1 5 17.534 07 3,573.04 3,192.9?
217 Klamath Aud.torium 663 77 1,117.0 600 05 t45.l
3U let Scaling Rink Rev, 1.36 77 00 00 1,3977
3U Park Sinking FytyJ 4,154 03 S,000 00 1.J3.J 96 4Wt
302 Partial Payments 00 .00 77 00 103 00
304 emergency Fund .... 5,064 95 00 3 t S OM 14
306 Unclaimed Property . 110 60 6 69 43 50 147.41
301 Klamath Community Planning J.UJ 79 3,107.39 J. 40 00 J. 416 40
309 Occupational Ta 13.35,60 00 3'7 0 1X773 40
i 310 Veterans Memorial Park 1 647 4 10.305 00 10, J U 65 U0 51
i 3)1 Mam. Crtm. 1 Maul 44 60 00 00 449 M
401 Llrtkvillt Cemetery 10.1764 MM 75 39 5 05 3.237 14
403 Emplovtts Retirement tit u 00 4 42 411 9
i 404 Airport Sinking 1,13 .00 00 1.13
I 403 Firt Department 3 163.14 2 713 17 1,434 0 3,004 J 7
40 Llnkvllle Smktng .I7M 10.000 00 4.500 00 477 It
407 Fire Improvement Fund ?. 719 3 1 55 3 21-100 11 22.73 1
40 Swimming Pool 4.17 3 10 75 17 1.467 67 2 6 II
411 Engineers Revolving 4 73 01 1.33 13 2.997 00 3.07 33
4l Disaster Truck Fund 5411 00 . 00 54 11
Totals lA79.045(tt ft4XoT 31 13 541 93 14 3414.119 "
Indicates overdraft
x Cash nn hand $41 M 53
x Investments 779.160 00
I, Leela W Htitbrennn. traurtr 04 tht Ofv O Klamath Falls. Oregon,
and t. Rosit K ener, recorder ol the Oty of Klamath Falls. Oregon do hereby
cerftty that the foregoing is a try hMt of tht rockets and disDursemnt
and the condition ot each particular fund of tht City of Kfemein Fans. Ortgon.
at the clMt of business on the jpth day of Stolemotr, 13. i shown by lh
receipts and paid vouchers on fit and t lodger account of sa'd funds; and that
I he aoovt cash balance Is a true i cor'tct statement thertof,
Witness our hand and seal this )4tft day of Octobtr. 193.
STATE OF OREGON ) LtoU f. Htilbronntr, treasurer
COUNTY OF KLAMATH 1 JS
CITY OF KLAMATH FALLS ) Roslt Kttlar, recorder
No 41 Oct. 9, 193
mets protect players' heads and
how the equipment can be im
proved, was started in 1961 at
the suggestion of the American
Medical Association.
Others participating in the
study are Dr. Joseph A. Tar
kington, a neuro surgeon, and
Thomas Healion, North
western's athletic trainer.
Key Men
Called
In Probe
'BALTIMORE (UPD One o(
Maryland's most controversial
politicians, a dead boxer's last
opponent and the opponent's
manager are due here today
before a grand jury probing the
death of Baltimore heavyweight
Ernie Knox.
The jury has summoned
James H. (Jack) Pollack, long
a center of state and city poli
tical battles, a Baltimore fight
game figure and former mem
ber of the Maryland State Ath
letic Commission; New York
heavyweight Wayne Bcthea
who knocked Knox out in the
ninth round at the Coliseum
here on Oct. 14 and Bethea's
manager, Bobby Gleason.
Pollack, according to state's
attorney William J. O'Donnell,
asked to testify in the case. A
probe was launched by the
grand jury after an autopsy
showed Knox weighed only 153
pounds two days after the fatal
fight in which he was officially
listed as weighing 178 pounds.
Bethea was carded at 205
pounds.
Knox lapsed into a coma sev
eral hours after his defeat and
died after a 31-hour coma.
LEGAL NOTICE
SUMMONS
EQUITY NO. 43-39
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF THE STATE OF OREGON
FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH
THELMA GOLLIHER, Plalnllfl, vs.
DARRELL GOLLIHER, Defendant.
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
OREGON, Vou are hereby required to
appear and answer plaintiff's com
plaint on tile herein on or before Wed
ne&day, the 37th day of November,
1963, and it you 'tail to so answer or
otherwise appear, for want thereof
plaintiff will apply, to the Court for the
relief prayed for In her Complaint, to
wlt: For a decree of divorce of and
from you upon the grounds of cruel
and Inhuman treatment; granting and
Awarding to plaintiff the care, custody
and control of Mallssa Rae Golliher,
aged two years, minor child of plain
tiff and defendant) ordering and de
creeing you to pay Into tht Clerk of
the above entitled Court the sum of
$50.00 per month for the support and
maintenance of said minor child; and
ordering and decreeing you to pay info
the Clerk of the above entitled Court
the further sum of $350.00 for the use
and benefit of plaintiff as Court costs
and attorney tees herein.
This summons is served upon you
by publication thereof In the Herald
and News once each week for tour
consecutive weeks pursuant to the or
der of the Honorable Donald A. W. Pi
per, Judge of the above entitled Court,
made and entered the 23rd day of Oc
tober, 1963. the first publication to be
made on the 191 h day of October, 1963,
and the last publication to b made on
the 26th day of November, 1963.
EDWIN E. ORISCOLL
Attorney tor Plaintilt
706 Pine Tree Building
Ktamath Falls, Oregon
No. 41V Oct. 29, Nov. S, 12, 19, 26.
Probate No. 63-16
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF -THE
STATE OF OREGON
FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH
in the Matter of the Estate of
BERT ROBERT ALBERT, Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I
have tiled my final account as ad
ministrator of the above-enlitled es
tate and that the Court has set No
vember 20. 1963, at the hour of 10:00
a.m . Circuit Courtroom No. 1. as tht
time nfjrJ place for hearing obleclioni
to said final account.
FRED FLETCHER, Adminis
trator Proctor & Puck eft
Attorneys lor Administrator
511 Main Street
Klamath Falls, Oregon
No. 407, Oct. 22, 29, NOV. S, 12, 1963.
NOTICE
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
Notice it hereby given that 1 tiav
filed my final account as executrix ol
the Ettatt of Elmer E. Hilt, de
ceased, in the Circuit Court of tht
Slate of Oregon, tor Klamath County,
and that tht Court has set November
31st, 1963, at the hour ot 10:00 a.m.,
as tht time for tht hearing of objec
tions Ihereto and settlement thereof.
Dated this 22nd day of October, 1963.
ANNA ELIZABETH HARTWIG
Executrix
O'NEILL - McLAREN
Attorneys for executrix
No. 401, Oct. 22, 29, Nov. $. 12, 1963.
NOTICE
Notice It hereby given that the un
dersigned. Executor of the Will of Zero
Polalre, deceased, has filed his final
account and the Honorable Judge ot
the Circuit Court of tht Stat of Ore
gon, for the County of Klamath, has
set the 11th day of November, 1963.
at the hour of 10:00 A.M. as tht lime,
and the Courtroom of said Court as
the place for hearing object Ions to said
final account.
RAY BAKER
Executor
L. ORTH SISEMORE
Attorney for Executor
No. 401, Oct. IS. 22. 29, Nov. 5, 1963.
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Tht public is hereby notified that,
Mr. Keith O'Halr, has applied to the
City of Klamath Falls. Oregon, for a
conditional use permit under Ordi
nance No. SOTS, and amendments there
to, (tht zoning ordinance of said City)
to use Iht property known as Lots 1,
3, 3, and 4, In, Block 9, Original Town
of Klamath Falls, Oregon, for Mortu
ary and-or Memorial Chapel, with park
ing space for vehicles.
Tht Common -Council of said City,
at its regular meeting to be held at
the hour 7:30 o'clock P.M. of the 4th
day of November, 1963, in the Coun
cil Room of the City Hall of said City
will hold a. public hearing on the pro
posed conditional use of said properly
at which tlmt any person or parly
may be heard In favor or against said
proposal.
This notice has been authorized by
the Common Council of Iht City of
Klamath Falls, Oregon..
Done this 15th day of October, 1963.
Rosle Keller
City Recorder.
NO. 410, Oct. 29, 30, 31, 1963.
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FUNERAL HOMES C
WARD'S Klamath Funeral Home.
925 High Street, TU 2-4404
LOST I FOUND
2
POUND Samoyed female dog, white,
Multnomah County License No. 12773.
TU 2-4000.
LOST long shallow tool box and wood
cutter's tools. Rewardl Finder please
Phone TU 44343.
PERSONALS 6
WANTED: working lady to share
house, expenses, close In, TU 2-4110
evenings.
REST HOME
New Mgr., excellent care, TU 4-8059.
IF vou art in need of Stanley Home
rrogucrs. can imogene unity, TU 2-0700.
WANT to Dhont oeoole who live a Inn
This daily service Is to set If you are
OK or need help. The life we save may
ot your own, can iu 4-6B1.
KLAMATH Alcoholics Anonymous, TU
4-3i9l, TU 4-1704. Friendly help anytime,
LARIAT Beauty Lounge, 3416 Summers
Lane, TU 2-5777, Robert Lantz, operator.
BEgTnnERS alanon. HelpforfarnTltes
of alcoholics, TU 4-7129, P.O. Box 1065.
GRAHAM licensed home for the aged.
Ward care, special diet, personal Inter
est assured. TU 2-3165.
SERVICES 10
LORNA'S DOLL HOSPITAL
1434 Lakeview St. TU 4-6992
13 yrs. in Iht same location
HOUSE remodeling, cabinet making.
free estimates. Bus's Upholstery, M. N.
ngweii, mgr. pm Liivision,
TAILORING, alterations. Call Margar
et Cumpston, TU 2-2438.
MEAT CUTTING
Experienced retired meat cutter will
cut and wrap your meat, very reason
able. TU 2-4K1, 611 N. lllh.
PAINTING, wallpapering at Its best.
Interior, exterior, brush or spray, rea
sonable price, free tstimalt, TU 2-3131.
CUSTOM slaughtering. Beef, hoqs,
sheep at your location. Special rates
If we cut, wrap, curt, smoke, Grigs
bv'S Smokehouse, TU 3-0769.
CUSTOM BUTCHERING
At your place, deliver to processing plant
REMOOELING, Ctmtnt work, block
work. References, reasonable. TU 2-5J8I.
PLUMBING, roofing and carpentry rt-
pair. Phone TU 4-9195.
PAINTING. Interior and txitrior, brush
or general repair, colltct 397-4483.
DENTAL PLATES
Repaired while vou wait.
New Plates Medt From Your Old
rtNJUNL UfcNlUKfc SfcWVItE
1033 Main TU 4-3214
Gina's Tailor Shop
Tenor I no ittrttions tor men. women.
chilflren. A work guaranteed.
Reasonable Prices
Gene t Man's Wter 537 Main
Rose's Tailor Shop
Complete Dressmaking Alterations
Tailoring 'or Men, Women. Children
REASONABLE KATES
iSt Division TU t-e42
vV BODENHAMER'S ft
Tht Ploct To
WINTERIZE & STORE
LAWN EQUIPMENT
$5 & UP.
J5) E. Mo n TU 4-4672
SERVICES 10
PAINTING
fast t reasonable service
tu m;
FIX-IT SHOP
Wt Repair and Fix
Anything Worth Fixing
SAW FILING BICYCLES
T & C SHOPPING
HEALTH 12
NUTRI-BIO products, available at Health
Store, 2227 South 6th, TU 2-5733.
ACME SUPREME
JUICERATOR
Extracts pulp-fret nutritional luices
from fruits and vegetables, promotes
better health. Stainless Steel. $149.75,
McGAUGHEY'S
TRADING HOUSE
2805 Altomont TU 2-4893
HELP WANTED, FEMALE
14
Job open tor part time work after
noons and Sat. at Crater Lake Dairy
lunch fountain. Apply in person.
OLDER woman desires part time help,
easy work, adult, TU 2-2628.
MOTOR route carrier needed in the
Merrill Tulelake area. Nice part
time job. See Mr. Alter at Tht Her
ald and News. ,
ULL cycle automotive bookkeeper.
excellent position, Beth Anderson Em
ployment Agency, 531 Main.
OLDER woman for part time baby sit
ting, south suburbs, TU 2-4726.
AVON CALLING for sales representa
tives. Christmas selling now In full
swing. For Information call TU 2-1684.
HOUSEKEEPER-baby sitter, live in or
eul, 6 days week. Ph. Merrill 7VB-5B12.
HELP WANTED, MALE 16
SALESMAN and - or Counterman.
Bearings or auto parts experience.
State qualifications. Bearing Supply
Co., P.O. Box 566, Eugene, Ore.
WANT an extra lob? Lots of fill dirt
needed for suburban lot. Give me an
estimate. No commercial contractors,
please. TU 4-5511; TU 4-5657.
APPLICATIONS art now being taken
for steady employment in trailer re
pair service, hauling and Installing.
Only steady worker considered. Write
Box o09C this paper giving qualifica
tions, name, age, address, phone and
marital status.
AUTO mechanic wanted. Must know
brakes and front end alignment. Apply
sunrise safety center, 1726 Mam or
Richfield Service, 3S11 Shasta Way.
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PATROLMAN
EXAMINATION
City of Klamath Falls
The Civil Service Board hereby an
nounces an examination for Ihe posi
tion of Patrolman with the Klamath
Falls Police Department to be held
November 2, 1963, at 9:00 a.m. at the
Klamath Falls Police Station, 5th &
Walnut Streets.
Requirements for filing an applica
tion art as follows:
t. Age: 21-32 Inclusive.
2. Height: 5'7" minimum, 6'5" maxi
mum. 3. Weight: 145 lbs. minimum, 265 lbs.
maximum. Weight must be in propor
tion to height.
4. Must be a hlqh school graduate or
present credentials equivalent thereto.
5. Must be of sound physical and
mental condition and be of good moral
character.
6. Must not havt a criminal record
nor more than two serious traffic ar
rests within Iht fast two years.
The examination will consist of the
following, and scored as indicated:
Written Examination, 50 per cent
Physical Agility Test, 20 per cent
Oral Examination, 30 per cent
Aqgregatt score must be BO per cent
minimum. Other examinations and
tests may be given to determine eligi
blllty for appointment.
HELP WANTED
17
LEASE available. We need a couple
with experience in cooking, caterinq,
and business management, to operate
our bar and restaurant. LOCATION
Reames Golf and Country Club,
Klamath Falls, Ore. OPPORTUNITY
for good Income. Six day week. One
month off each year. Completely
equipped kitchen, ti'ning room, bar,
ballroom and private two bedroom
apartment Included in reasonable
least. INTERESTED parties with
proper background contact, R. A. Got
shall, 2056 Lawrence Street, TU 2-0426.
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SITUATIONS WANTED 18
IRONING my home, anytime. Will
pick up, deliver, TU 2-6438.
WANTED lanltor or niqht clerk job.
Inquire Ascot Hotel, Apt. 1.
FOR DEPENDABLE CHILD CARE
TU 2-1844 1328 Carlson Or,
JACK & JILL DAY NURSERY
IRONING, washing, pickup, deliver,
fast service, TU 4-9434.
IRONING TO DO IN MY HOVE
TU 4-9936
SECRETARIAL work wanted, 2 yrs.
eperlence. P8X, office machines, typ
ing References. Tu 4-644?.
ROOMS FOR RENT 97
COMMERCIAL Rooms clean, com
fortable, reasonable rates, S7 wk. up.
Accommodations tor lunch packing.
Working mans rooms, twmqe room
with TV. 525. 539 Commercial.
STEAM healed, clean, quiet sleeping
rooms, 310 So. 5th, TU 2-0214.
CLEAN, comfortable rooms, 2 blacks
(from Main. S A up, TU 4-425
j APARTMENTS FOR RENT
24
EWAUNA - DOWNTOWN
Klamath's most modern, furnished.
219 So. Uth - TU 3-1062
ONE bedroom furnished apt., washing
facilities. TU 2-5129.
REX Arms Aots Fumishtd 1 bedroom
Heat, phone, garbage, $40-$42. Klamath
and Broad, 224 Broad, TU 2-9217.
"ATTRACTIVE. ciean7clot n. FuTT
niShtd 1 bedroom, suitable tor 1 or
2 emoievtd adults, utihtiei paid, $M.
TU 2-70 days, TU 3-1844 tvtnings
and weekends.
$36 to $"58750"
COMFORTABLE LIVING AT LOW COST)
12-3 btdrtom acts, tvrrttshtd or wnfur
n.shed. Permanent metnanct Included.;
Monday ttvavgh Frtday
SHASTA VIEW
APARTMENT!
I7 WASHBURN WAY TU
Otftcfj hewn a m. H I t.m.
APARTMENTS FOR RENT. IfMISCROPERTY TO LET .... 27
HOUSE OF ROCKS MOTEL
BMini.ADli.. dally, weekly ratei.
RwionaWe. 2005 Biehn, TU 1-9130.
KLAMATH FALLS FINEST
2544 Union
1 & 2 bedroom aoartments
Furnished or unfurnished
Spacious Rooms
Tastefully Decorated
Wall to Wall Carpeting
Swimming Pool
Rental Includes ell services
except telephone and electricity
Dorothea Nolan TU 2-0764
RICKFALLS
APARTMENTS
and
MOTEL
2660 Shasta Way
One and Two Bedroom opts.
Furnished and Unfurnished
$69.50 to $89.50
Daily, Weekly Motel Rates
TU 2-5577
APARTMENTS FOR RENT .... 24
FURNISHED bachelor apt., water,
garbage paid, $40, 330 No. 7th, TU
4-9330.
FURNISHED, heal paid, close In, S60,
TU 4-5539.
1714 FARGO, 2 bedroom, water .fur
nished, $50, adults preferred, TU 2-1326,
TU 4-9447.
FURNISHED 1 room unit, $40. 2 roam
apartment, $41.50, 3 room apartment,
$55. Utilities paid, shared bath, adults
only, 419 No. 10th.
FURNISHED 2 room bachelor apt.,
$30, 2126 Reclamation.
SMALL fumTshed, close In, utilities pd.
$28.50, $37.50, 433 N. 19th.
ONE bedroom apartment, furnished or
unfurnished. Park Court Apis., 503 Al
ameda. FURNISHED APTS., off street park
ing, TU 2-4736 weekdays after 5 p.m.
anytime weekends.
ATTRACTIVE 3 room apt., furnished
hot water heat and hot water fur.
nished. Hot Springs & Hillside Add'n.
TU 4-3888, 2030 Erie St.
CLEAN, furnished apartment with
bedroom, TU 2-6333, TU 2-2483.
FURNISHED apt., utilities, steam heat,
Weyerhaeuser, $40, TU 4-8313.
AUDLEY APTS.
One bedroom furnished or unfurnished,
available Nov. 1, 303 S. 6th.
STUDIO, nicely furnished, kitchen,
bath, TV cable, parking, TU 4-9621.
TWO room furnished apt. completely
redecorated, wood and all utilities fur
nished, $37.50, ,near downtown, TU 4
3353; eves, TU 4-6304.
CLEAN furnished 2 room apt. $45
mo., utilities paid, TU 2-0329 before 10,
after 5, 1842 Esplanade during day.
MODERN, furnished 2 rooms, No. 9th,
$39, Gun Store. TU 4-3863.
FURNISHED APT., close in, heat, hot
and cold water included, $65, TU
4-9564.
TWO newly decorated one bedroom
apartments. New furniture. TU 4-6732.
CONSTRUCTION WORKERS
Furnished. Near new OTI. Kitchens,
weekly rates, carports, PELICAN
MOTEL, TU 2-9256.
TWO bedroom unfurnished deluxe apt.,
newly decorated, TU 2-6500.
ONE bedroom unfurnished apt, garbaqe
water paid, close to Kingsley Field, $50,
TU 4-7523.
COMPLETELY furnished apt., all utili
ties, 1411 Main
THREE room furnished apt. 2129 Or
chard, adults, Inquire 2037 Radcliffe.
FORGET heat bills - furnished, redec
orated; private parking, 415 Walnut.
HOUSES FOR RENT 26
ONE bedroom partly furnished, fully
Insulated. Inquire 3356 Shasta Way.
FURNISHED l'i bedroom home. New
automatic washer, appliances. Lovely
location in city, close to downtown, S8S.
TU 2-3791 evenings.
FOUR bedroom unfurnished, avail
able Dec. 1, $115. Two bedroom un
furnished, available now, S87.50. Both
on Conger Ave., water Included, Call
TU 4-9330.
UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom. Close to
High School, view, fireplace, TU 4-1991.
LOVELY 2 bedroom duplex un
furnished except ranqe. Electric heat,
carport, references $70, TU 4-9063 aft
er y
FOR rent trailer house, wash house,
double garage, 5414 Independence.
TWO bedroom partly furnished, close
In, TU 4-6945.
SUBURBAN 2'i bedrooms. Sinqle aa
rage, ',i acre, $65, TU 4-4127, TU
2-6351.
TWO bedroom, stove, refrigerator fur
nished, suitable for couple, TU 4-4808.
FURNISHED 2 rooms, water, garbage
paid, $27, TU 2-4389, TU 2-4917.
ATTRACTIVE FURNISHED I BED
ROOM HOUSE, $50, TU 4-8261.
TWO bedroom unfurnished house, 2360
Madison, TU 4-9261.
5 ROOM modern furnished house, $50,
3209 Emerald Street, TU 2-0575.
1 BEDROOM furnished, close In, wa
ter, garbage paid, $55, TU 4-9961.
ONE bedroom furnished, garbage, wa
ter paid, $35, TU 2-0517.
"UNFURNISHED house lor rentcaiT
Mr. Ramp, TU 4-1804, TU 2-4958 eves.
SMALL furnished 4 rooms, $38, close
in, 2203 Oak.
TWO bedroom suburban unfurnished, 2
children ok., $75, TU 2-4079.
MODERN two large rooms and bath,
partly furnished, suitable for couple
and one child, $48. 4429 Shasta Way.
TWO bedroom duplex. Mills, $8sT
Two bedroom unit in tri-plex, $90. All
have stoves and refriqeralors. BRUCE
OWENS, REALTOR. TU 4-3129.
UNF U RnTsheD two bedroom duplex?
Water, natural hot water heal, disposal
service, ranqe, garaqe with storage fa
cilities included, $95. Days TU 4-4816,
evenings TU 4-7459.
UNFURNISHED, small 2 bedroom
house. $45, 860 California, TU 2-2410.
3 ROOM furnished house wilh fenced
yard. TU 2-1778,
CLEAN, 1 bedroom furnished duplex.
Hot Springs, water paid, TU 2-1456.
THREE bedroom unfurnished house,
S70, TU 4-4054.
ONE bedroom, semi-furnished, $30, TU
4-9024.
FURNISHED 2 bedroom, 170, 214 1
Gary, TU 2-5829.
CLEAN unfurnished 2 bedroom duplex
north side $75. TU 4-4217.
2 BEDROOM unturnished house, base
ment, I J, 622 Lowell, TU 4-8554.
ATTRACTIVE two bedroom, garage, elec
tric heai, fireplace, 3 miles north. $7i.
TU 4-5647 evenings. Unfurnished.
FURNISHED 1 bedroom house, $45.
Inquire 111 Pine.
LARGE 2 bedroom duolex, 2 years
Old, $90. TU 2-1396 evenings.
THREE bedroom house, unlurnlshed 3
miles north ot town, former executive
home 1800 sq. ft. steam heat and water
furnished, rent 1125. 441 Spruce, TU 2-6590
FUR Nt SHE 6f " bed7oomhome. CalT
TU 2-3703-
NlCE 3 bedroom unlurnihed houe,
Insulated, ready to live inl Only $45
per month. Call TU 2-3471.
MODERN 2 bedroom duplex, unturn
ished. Mills Add'n. Electric heat
No pets $85. Call TU 4-5561 after 5
or weekends.
RFNT leate 5 room all electric gas
heat, tireo'ace. drapes. Pi baths, u;
Dahlia, IliS per month. Owner C, S.
Vergeer, 2429 Trenton, San Bruno,
Calif. Phone 588 1764 eves.
TWO lurched houses, gas stoves7or
J-room, $45; one 3-room and extra
small bedroom, ui M. Both dean. Wa
ter and garbage pad. 19)1 Wentiend,
TU 4-4424.
J BEDROOM furnished cabin, $45. 3
bedroom house. TU 4-9754.
ONE bearpom furnished house, TU
4-4379, TU 4-8J7
THREE rooms. I bedroom duplex, fur
nsed, TU 44445.
3 LARGE bedroom dude. djnett7"
hv refrigerator, carport, TU 4-424.
UNF U RNVS H E DTWr OOm'homVTlWr
!xqvira 13J E. Main,
COMMERCIAL building tor rent or
lease. 1,120 sq. n. per monm. su
Wiard. TU 2-6534
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE .... 29
1 am a "TRADER
ARE YOU?
why tell when you can trade. Call
DEANE SACHER
REALTOR
Member International Traders Club
Licensed Ore. Cat. Ida. Wash.
'7 Main St. TU 4-412?
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE .... 30
QUALITY 3 bedroom. Circulating fire
place, hardwood floors, many features,
S14.80Q, Art Coles, TU 2-1728.
"CORNER frailer lot, Henley district.
Cabin, carport, well, electric pump,
pump house, septic tank, TU 2-5696.
HOT Springs, large 2 bedroom, fireplace,
landscaped, $15,000, TU 2-4165.
TWO bedroom house. Mills, newly
decorated, big back yard, forced air
gas furnace, $8,750, see at 2409 Apple
gale, or call TU 4-4734, anytime.
WILL reduce view lot overlooking
Klamath Lake, TU 4-7953.
HOT Springs, good older 3 bedroom
home, $1,000 equity, will consider
terms. TU 2-5691.
REMARKABLE Buy! No down pay
ment on Federal G.I. 8 rooms. 4 bed
rooms. Ashland Junction, newly re
modeled, $7,900. Phone TU 4-7632.
FOR sale or lease large, newly re
decorated 3 bedroom home, fireplace,
dining room, breakfast room, full base
ment, forced air heat, fenced yard,
nicely landscaped, free yard water.
Walking distance to town. Stale Vet
erans Loan, $16,500 or $110 a month
lease. Responsible parties only. TU
2-1429.
"$1500 EQUITY for S350. Take over"
FHA loan, 2 bedroom, south suburban,
TU 4-7266.
FOUR bedroom, 1600 Eldorado, to see,
ph. TU 2-5948.
TWO or 3 bedrooms, carport, fireplace,
fenced yard, work shed, large kitchen,
$10,000, TU 2-5842.
OUT Weyerhaeuser way, furnished
home, small lot, garage, reasonable
terms, no interest, Schroeder Realty
REDECORATED 2 bedroom home near
new OTI & hospital, large utility, new
large closets, builtins, double garage,
new furnace, wiring, TU 2-0319.
FREE WATER. 120' highway front
age, close in. Large, older, modern
home, terms. TU 4-9965.
BY owner, transferred, must sell. 1?
acres, older 2 bedroom, $1,600 down, as
sume loan or refinance. TU 2-5613.
MODERN 2 bedroom Mills home. At
tached garage, large workshop. Owner
II carry papers. TU 4-7616.
FHA appraised attractive 2 bedroom
suburban. Fireplace, garage, large lawn,
fenced in back, many shrubs and trees,
on school bus run. Buy equity or re
finance, $10,200. TU 2-4976, 1738 Arthur.
CHOICE building lots for sale, hurry to
pick your lot In upper Moyina Heights.
Restricted suburban living. Any type
loan available, south suburban sani
tary district, streets to be paved and
graded to county standards. For ap
pointment call George Crain, developer
and builder. TU 2-3248, 6551 Moyina
Way.
TWO bedroom, wash room, (wired for
washing facilities) cellar, garage, fruit
trees, large fenced In lawn, furnished.
$8,500, $500 down 2215 Radcliffe.
SAVE on appliances you need by check
ing offers In "Household Goods" In Class
ified today.
STROUT
REALTY
5429 So. 6th
For excellent opportunities in
HOMES, FARMS, BUSINESSES
CATTLE RANCHES
Phone or See
Bob and Stella Dehlinger, Rep.
TU 4-5281; Eves. TU 2-5601
Honk Holman, Slsmn. TU 2-5048
AN OUTSTANDING HOME IN
HOT SPRINGS
5 targe bedrooms, 4 baths. Huge living
room. Sunny, cheerful dining room.
Completely carpeted (new). Big den
with massive fireplace. Sewing room.
Extra large glassed-in patio tor a fam
ily room or daily dining. HOT WATER
HEAT. Oversized double garage, plus
work-shoq, 120 x 150 lot, just olf Pa
cilic Terrace. Very reasonably priced.
Easy to finance.
DON SLOAN
For Finer Homes
107 So 7th St. TU 4-5658 Days-Eves.
MLS
Multiple
Listing
Service
4 BEDROOMS
If you want room at a modest price,
this is it. Immaculate inside and out,
laroe carpeted living room, separata
dining room, full basement, economical
piped oil heat. Best of all the full
price Is only $7,900. No down pay
ment for Gl. West side location on
paved street.
STILES REALTY
4831 S. 6th TU 2-4740
Evenings:
Joe Perry TU .5332
Homer stiles tj 4.99Ch
NORTHSIOE on 50 x 100 ft. lot. One
bedroom, dining room, kitchen, living
room and bath. Very good location, on
paved street with sidewalks. Full price
$4,750, $600 down, $so per month. Own
er will carry papers.
173 acres, excellent fMthill location.
All cultivated land In alfalfa and grass.
Fine 8 room house and small orchard.
Very well developed and operated
farm. Some machinery Included in
price Of $65,000.
Midland Empire
REALTY
CLEM LESUEUR, Broker
Jm O'Donshu. Eves. TU ,-vft93
SFT
Presents
$49,500
Ten acres plus 3,200 sq. ft. split level
home. Living room, 19' j x 31
Mcnen, 14 x IS - 3 bedrooms. 13'j x
24, 12 x 13, an0 10' 14 - party
room, ll'i x 38 - 3nd kitchen adl
cent to party room on lower level, 14
x 19 - one double garaqe above and
one single garage below . hardwood
kitchen cabinets, built-in appliances,
d.shwesher, garbaqe disposal . 3 full
baths covered patio above - open
palio below . domestic water well This
lovely home will accommodate a Very
largo tam.ly. Amen. lie include swim
ming pool, suoerb view and quiet se
clusion. Plenty ot room in master
bedroom lor 3 double beds. Owners will
cons.der other real estate In trade.
$25,000
t acre. 1,950 sq. ft. home. Living room,
3 20 - separate dining room, 14 x
kitchen, li It . 3 bwroom,,
1 X 18. 14 x 14 and 14 x 14 - J full
baths utility wth buiitms 11'ixH,
Irult room off utility, x 10. Hardwood
kitchen cabinefs. builttn stove, double
oven, food mner w,m attachments and
combination refrigerator and deep
freeze plus garbage disposal. City wa
fer, suburban sewer and paid uo Irrt
gatiort rights. Owner will reluctantly
consider small 1 bedroom ai down
payment.
r TUCKER
d Real Estate
2240 So. 6th TU 2-7241
iHonk Honien TU 2-3101 tvo.
Fred Tucker TU 4-9742 ves.