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IIKKAi.D AM) XKWS. Klamath Falls, Oregon TuomIjv, Xovrmhrr 36, llrlij LEGAL NOTICE rv r PAGE-lt COAST FOOTBALL ROUNDUP Coast College Kootliall Brleli BERKELEY. Calif. (LTI Coach Marv Levy of the L'ni versify of California said Mon day that six men on the start ing two squads who would have played with minor injuries last week will be in top condition for the postponed "Dig Game" with Stanford. They include captain and tackle Jim Anderson, tackle Roger Foster, tackle Dennis Ab reau, tackle Jim Pinson, end Sieve Radich and halfback Tom Relies. STANFORD, Calif. I UPI' -Stanford's football team shook off the results of the weekend layoff Mond.iy with a half-hour scrimmase. Coach John Ralston praised (he running of fullback Frank Bunch and the line play of guard Bruce Kchrli. SEATTLE. WASH. I 'I' '-Full-scale practice resumes today at the University of Washington as the Rose Bowl - conscious Huskies get ready for the all important game with Washing ton Slaie Saturday. However, the Huskies donned sweat clothes Monday to prac tice on their own. No coaches were present as they ran through plays. EUGENE. Ore. 'UPI - Ore gon's foolball Bucks worked out in a rugged 4minute scrim mage Monday w ithout their All America halfback Mel Renfro. Renfro suffered a severe wrist cut in a freak accident at his Eugene apartment Friday night, and coach I.cn Casanova said he would miss the team's tradi tional season finale with Oregon State here Saturday. CORVALLIS, Ore. UPI -Oregon Stale football Coach Tommy Prothro disclosed Mon day that halfback Leroy Whittle will be playing against Oregon with an injured knee. Prolhio said that Whittle re ceived the injury in a 28-22 FIGHTS MANCHESTER, Eng. IUPI) Terry llnwnes, KM, London, slopped Mike Pusalcti, HKi'i, Brockton, Mass., (51; Roberto iTitoi Marshall, MO, Panama, oulx)iiitc(l Dave Charnley, l.'lll'i, England, (10). TOKYO (UPI) - Fighling Ha rada, V.'h',, Japan, outpointed Emil l)o Leon, l2(i', Ihe Phil ippines, (lt)i. 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New Mark Taken By Wright ST. LOUIS, Mo. iL'Pt Mickey Wright established sing le season records for money earned and most tournament victories during the l3 Indies Professional Golf Association ( LPGA I tour. The long-driving Californian, who now plays out of Dallas, Tex., won 1.1 of the 2H tourna ments in which she comieled and earned $:il,2ra.."0 in official prizes, according to figures re leased Monday by the LPGA. The old record of 10 tourna ment victories for the lady pros was set in IM.VJ by Betsy Rawls and equalled by Miss Wright in 11 and 1002. Miss Wright, in becoming the first woman golfer to crash the $:io.o(IO mark in earnings, eras ed the old single-season record of $2fi,74-U9, set by Miss Rawls in I9"!. Kathy Whitworth, of Jal, N.M., played in all 32 LPGA tournaments this year, collect ing eight titles and finishing second among the money win ners with official earnings of $2fi,85K. Simpson Cited As Best PORTLAND I UPI i -Al Simp son of Cottage Grove Monday was selected as Oregon high school Class A-l football Conch of (he Year in voting by Ihe slate's roaches. Bill Willard of Brookings was picked as Class A-2 Coach of the Year. The Oregon Journal con ducted the balloting. GAZER) R. POLLAN- UIIA irr. 21 jH OCT. 23 41 24 U7-S3V 169-72-78 Vl icoino MOV. 22 16 1 7 21-30J. 38 51 47 1 SAGITTAIIUS NOV 2J OIC 1839-43-5(14 bl 64 79 83 CAPIICOVN OCC 21 JAN 20 t-vt. 22 34 49 50d k6-7l-74 AOUAIIUS t- 7-15 73rC- Dt 45 81 86 V men MAR 21 4-U24 37iV l41.5i.-M Vs.' fi r 1 t ! 1 x Duke Figured Winner Of Atlantic Conference KDITOKS NOTK: The fl lowing It the sixth of eight dispatches sizing up t'ollcge baskelball pr(WiMc(s in various ceetUms of the country. The South Kv KOKKRT S. MrNKIIJ. JtALKKtll, N. C. UPI i Duke is minus the groat Art Hryman, but the Blue Devils are exoct ed t muster enough jxiwer to win their second consecutive At lantic Coast Conference basket ball title. The word at Duke is "Art Heyman's gone but Jeff Mul ling is back," and that just about sizes up the situation enough to make the Blue Devils the power of the South. While Duke is seen as Ihe king pin of the ACC, the David son Wildcats, West Virginia Mountaineers and Virginia Tech are expected to be the main forces in the sister league, the Southern Conference. Davidson has center Fred Hetzel who set several records for the Wildcats last season as a sophomore the most points, best scoring average, best field goal average, best rebound av erage and the most rebounds. If any team is able to whip Duke in the ACC, it is expected (BANTAM BOYS) BIG MONSTERS LEAGUE W L Wildc!i IS 6 Pin Buster 14 7 Tigers 17 9 Strike Outs 8 13 Torpedos 7 14 Falcon 1 14 Reiullv Wildcatt 3, Pin Busters 0; Strike Outs 0, Tigers 3; Fulcons 3, Tor pedos 0. Hiaf learn qnme, WlldcM w, high learn series, Wildrlt 1 149; high ind, QAme. Duane Rod in son 704; high ind. series, Dua Robinson 29. LITTLE MONSTERS LEAGUE (BANTAM BOYS) W L Lucky Cats 17 9 Luchy Strikes 11 10 Lucky Lane Bowlers 11 10 Jettons 9 13 High team game, lucky Lane Bowl ers S6A; high team series. Lucky Cats lOflA; high ind. game. Rotierl Lamour eux 13S; high Ind. series, Sieve Da vidson 735. ELKS MIXED FOURSOME LEAGUE Wards Funeral Home Balslger Motors Lucky Lanes East Side Pharmacy Slater Insurance Long Bell Lumber Houston Insurance U.S. National Griggs Food, Merrill 37 17 2ft' 17' j LEGAL NOTICE OF ASSESSMENTS NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS WHOSE PROPERTY HAS BEEN FOUND LIABLE FOR THE COST OF IMPROVING, UNION AVENUE FROM MITCHELL STRHET TO WASHBURN WAY, tN THE CITY OF KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON ; KNOWN AS IM PROVEME NT UNIT NO. 154; THAT THEY HAVE TWENTY DAYS FROM THF. FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE IN WHICH TO FILE APPLI CATIONS TO PAY ASSFSSMENT S IN TEN EQUAL INSTALLMENTS, OR TO PAY CASH. WHLRLAS, the Common Council ot the Cily ot Klamath Falls, Oregon, hy ordinance adopted October 78, 196.1, declared the proportionate assessments on each lot, part ol lot, block, or par cel ol acreaae properly found to be henelilrd by the proportionate share of Ihe cost ol Improving. Union Avenue trom Mitchell Slreel to Washburn Way, All in said City; as more lully and in dptall shown on Ihe plans and specifi cations of the City Engineer on tile with the Recorder of said City in Ihe mailer ot said Improvement; beina Im provement Unit No 154. known as the Union Street project; that properly found be nr 1 1 ted and liable and assessed As aforesaid, is the property that lies within boundaries of the following description, to wit: situated in City of Klamath Fails, Klamath County, Ore gon Beginning at a pomt Which Is tht N W. corner o' Lot 15. Block 30. Dar row Addition; Ihrnce Fast 694 4 leet to the N E. corner ot Cot 28. Block 309 Harrow Addition; thence South 300 0 teet to the S E corner of Lot 1. Block 310. Oarrow Addition; theme west 69j 9 feel to Ihe 5W corner of Lot 14, Block 310. Darrow Addition: thence North 300 00 feel to the point of boamninq. All in Oly of KLimath Falls. Oreoon The docket ot City liens has been made up as provided by section J ol the Charter ol said Cily. and below will be found a list of the names of the owners whose properly has been so assessed as aforesaid and against wrmn liens have been docketed, as bv said ordinance provided, together with the description of Ihe proper ly ot each owner and the total amount so as sessed against each specil'C property and the owner A"d holder thereof Reference is hereby made to such lien dixkel lor detail description of each lot, part of lot. block or parcrl Ol acreage property so assessed Further notice is hereby given the respective owners of properly so as sessed and hereinafter listed that such assessment is now due and payable, and will be delinquent from and alter the expiration ol twenty days I mm 'he date ot Ihe first publication ot this notice! which sad first publication wilt be made on the IMh. day ot Novem ber. 1963 The ownen of proorrly so assessed as aforesaid must either pay tn cash or make and file with lh City Record er of the said City on or be'ce the 1 Mh flay ot Deiemher, Hi.l bemq twenty days from the lirsl publication ol this notice, their respective Applica tions lo pay sinh assessments m ten equal Installments, providing they havt not previously ngned lor same. The loUowmcj is Ihe description ot the property, name of owner And amount ol the hen, to wit: AH In the City ol Klamath Falls, Klamath County, O' e gon All properly in Oa'rrw Adfitmn. Ai.ce Hershhurgtr, Lot 15. Block 3v, Harvey H K Helen Mivgan, Lot H. Bkxk X9 ts ,' (teor ge K L rn C ha toon. Lot 17. Block X. s'9 79. Sven ft. Ria Swanson, Lot 11, Block JO. s?v J tester V ft. Vary F Weils, Lot 19, RlOk 39 SS'9 '9. Don star key. Lot 20, Bkxk 309, lt 79 Don S I 1 r V 1 y, Lot It. Block JC. ts'9 r9 Or S t a r k e y, lot 21. Block JC9, '9 ?t. M C, B.ven, Lot 21. B.ocfc 501, s :i H C. B.ven. lot 14. Birxk JC9. I'9 If. Klamath Va'ipy Lbr. Co. lot 15. Hoch K. sf9 rii Ktamath Valley Ltw Co . Lot 16. to be North Carolina, which comes complete this season with its blar of last season, cen ter Billy Cunningham, a junior, who averaged 112.7 points per game last year. Also expected to finish among the leaders is Clemson, which comes into the season af ter several years of low-caliber basketball. But the Tigers have four starters hack from last seaon, when they won 12 and lost J2, led by guard Jim Hrennan w ho averaged lfi.6 points. After four consecutive years as a finalist in the ACC tourna ment, Wake Forest hopes look dismal. But if Wake Forest Coach Bones McKinncy has troubles, be should talk to Coach Kverett Case of North Carolina State. The Wolfpack has won the ACC title four times since the conference was organized in l!t.53, but this year Ihe usual powerhouse just isn't in sight. Maryland, South Carolina and Virginia all hope to put togeth er better records than they did last season, but none of them is expected to offer much that can dislodge the Duke-North Carolina - Clemson predominance. Calif. Pacific Utilities 19 JS Dees Beauty Salon 17 37 Superior Troy t7 27 Pioneer Tobacco 15' i 28' i Crater Lake Machinery 11 33 Nov. 34 results: Loig Bell Lumber 3, Superior T roy I ; Dees Beauty Salon 1, Lucky Lanes 3; East Side Pharmacy 4, Cr. Lake Mach. 0; Calif. Pac. Ut. 4, Pioneer Tobacco 0; Bat siqer Mlrs. ), Slater Ins. 3; Wards 3, US Nad Bank I; Houston Ins. 0, Griggs Food, Merrill 4. High team game, Lucky Lanes 755; hiQh team series, Easl Side Pharma cy 2189; high ind. game (women), Bon nie Snyder 218; hiqh ind. series (wtm ent, Bonnie Snyder 564; high ind. game (men), Horton Cadwetl 722; high tnd. series (men), Ed While S82. EARLY BIROS LEAGUE Strikers Near Mrs. Scalterbrains Lucky Four Alley Cats A or op os Rollers Salelliles 26' j 17' j 76' 17' j 76 18 21 Rollinq Pins 19 35 Pin Pals 11 33 Game Damns 8 36 RrsiiIIs: Apropos 4, Game Dames 0; Rolling Pins I, Lucky Four 3; Strikers 3, Pin Pals 1; Satellites 1, Near Mrs. 3; Scatterhralns 1, Alley Cats 3; Odd Balls i, Rollers 3. High team game, Lucky Four 73; high team series. Lucky Four 2053; high Ind. game, Anna Dumont 19; high ind. series, Carol Biles 503. NOTICE Block 309, J579 79; Klamath Valley Lbr. Co., Lot 37, Block 309, 1579.79; Klamath Valley Lbr. Co., Lot 38, Block J09, 1579 79; Commerce Invest. Co. Lot 1, Block 310, $510 21; Commerce Invest. Co. Lot 3, Block 310, 15 '9 79; Commerce Invest. Co. Lot , Block 310, 1579 79; State ol Oregon Lol 4, Block 310, 1579 79; Stale of Oregon Lot 3, Block 310, 1579 79; State of Oregon Lot 6, Block 310, 15799; Stale of Oregon Lot 7, Block 310, $579 79; State of Oreqon Lol 8. Block 310, 1579 79; State ol Oregon Lot 9, Block 310, 1579 79, State of Oreqon Lot 10, Block 310, 1579 79; Roland Harden, Lot 11, Block 310, 1579 79; H J. Fredricks, Lol 12, Block 310, $59 79; Jerome 8, Ora Snooiy, Lol 13, Block 310. $579 79; Olal ft, Ruih Olson, Lot 14, Block 310. V579 79 This notice is published hy order ot Ihe Common Council ol Ihe City of Kiamalh Fails, Oregon, pursuant to Ihe Charter of said City, Dated at Klamath Fails. Oregon, tins 35th. day ot November, 193. Rosie Keller, Recorder, City of Klam ath F alls. Oregon No. 451 Nov ?5. 26. 27, 28, 29. 193. CAUL FOR BIDS Sealed bds art invited and will be received at the Klamath Falls Parks and Recreation Office until j 00 p m Friday. Decemher U, )6J, -fKi W,M be publicly opened in Ihe City Manag er s Office, C.lv Hail. Kiamalh Falls. Oreqon. tor a 19ai Model Triple Reel Type Lawn Mower No. 4S9, Nov 26. 77. t9(,3. NOTICE OF SHFRlf-fJ SALE On the 27th day ot December. i9ai. At the hour of 10 A W at Ihe front door ot the v ourfhouse in Klamath ails. Oregon. 1 will sell at auction lo Ihe h.qhesl bidder tor h the fol lowing described real property locat ed in Klamath County, Oregon, lo wit The Northeast quarter ot Southwest quarter ana Ihe Southeast quarter ol Northwest quarter and lots 2 and 3 of Sec JO 1o J9 south Range 17 E W M . Oregon. Also, begmmng at the Quarter section corner between And common lo Sections 19 and 30 of Township J9 South. Range 17. E W M , Oregon; thence Easl 67 feel; thence South 10 degrees 15' East I6W feel, thence South 10 degrees West 790 feet; Ihent.e North S degrees West 100 teet; theme North 1.170 feel to Ihe place ol beginning. Also a portion ot the Southwest quarter ot Northeast quarter ot Section .to. Township J9 South, Range 12 E W M. described as loliows: A parcel ot land lying VAesl ot a line drAwn trom the Northwest corner of Ihe Southwest quarter of the Northeast quarter ot sad Section 30. Township 39 South. Range 11 Last of Willamette Meridian, diagonally atioss said lo-ty until said line reaches the Southeast Clvner of said Southwest quarter ol Nor lheat quarter of le sa.d section 30; together itn an wa ter rights Appurtenant to said prop. ly, together with the tenement, n,. est it amen ts and Appurtenant, ei there U'"0 belonging. Sa.o iae is made urnier execution issued out ot th C 'Cuil Cou't of the State ol Oregon for Klamath County to me flreced n te case ot S'a'e o Oreqon. Rep'esenird and ac imq by the Dxeitor o Veterans' Attars, plain lilt vs Kenneth K Behnke and fmm( L Bei'ke hutha"d and w 'e Albert M Sco't. Jr and Rita F See" hv.s hanq art wle. and Kiamafh Produc tion C r ed t Assoc ' a on nl K 'aih F ai's, O'egcn. corpotAtion, oe (end nti. J M BRtTTON ShenM ot K'amath County. Oregon hy E ''en B ehn Deru'y No 4l. No. :. Dei IP. 1. lt.i NOTICE Not.ce is hereoy given that the yn tiers. gred, E'eculrii of Ihe Will ot NATHAN H. BOGUE, also known as N. H. BOGUE. deceased. hs died her final account rd The Honorable Juage of me Circuit Court ot the State of Oregon, for the County of Kiamalh, has sit the 7tih day of Decemoer, 1963, at tne hour of 10 00 A M. as tne lime, and Ihe Courtroom of said Court as the place tor hearing ooiec lions to said final account. ISABELLE BOGUE, Executrix L ORTH SISEMORE Attorney for Execulrut No. 456. Nov. 36, Dec. 3, 10, 17. NOTICE TO CALL FOR BIDS Automotive Equipment Sealed Bids are invited and will be received until 5:00 P.M., Monday, De cember I A, 1963, and publicly opened At 7:30 P.M., December 16, 1963, al the regularly scheduled Council meet ing held in the Council Champers, City Mall, Klamath Falls. Oregon for auto motive equipment as specified below; Two 1964 Model 4-Door Sedans Specifications lor this equipment may be obtained at the office of the City Manner, City Hall, Klamath Falls, Oregon. Rosie Keller City Recorder No. 449, Nov. 25, 76, 27, 1963. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATRIX SALE OF REAL PROPERTY IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH PROBATE NO. 63-117 NOTICE is hereby given that the un dersigned Administrate of the estate of ROSE LEVIS. deceased, pursuant to an Order of Sale of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon tor the County ot Klamath, made and entered in the above entitled estate on the l&th day ol November, 1963. will offer for sale and sell trom and after Ihe 1 6th day ot December, 1963, for cash or tor part cash and part cregit, al the law olfices of P. K. Puckell, First Federal Sav ings and Loan Bldg , Klamath Falls, Oregon, the following described real properly belonging to said estate, 10 wit: LOT 6, Block 4. BRYANT TRACTS NO. ?, according to the duly recorded plat thereof on file in Ihe records of Klamath County, Oregon. The sale will be subiect to the con firmation ot the above entitled Court. BETTY C. GENTRY, Administratrix P. K. PUCK ET T Attorney for Administratrix First Federal Savinqs & Loan Bldg. Kiamalh Falls, Oregon No. 444, Nov. 19, 26, Dec. 3, 10, 1963. NO. 63-28 PROBATE NOTICE OF DATE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY In the Mailer of the -Estate of HAZEL M. VAN RIPER, Deceased. Notice is hereby given that the un-1 der signed Executor has filed its Final Account ot the administration of the above entitled estate, and that the Court has appointed Dec. 18, 1963, at 10 A.M. as Ihe time lor hearing objections to such final account and the settlement thereof. The First National Bank of Oregon, Portland Er ecu lor Ganonq & Ganong Attorneys for Executor No. 446, Nov. 19, 26, Dec. 3, 10. NO. 63-112 PROBATE NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY In the Matter of the Estate of JOHN McFALL, Deceased. Notice is hereby given that I have been appointed Executrix ot the Es tate ol John McFall, deceased. All per sons having claims against said estate are required to present them to me, with proper vouchers, at the office of Ganong & Ganong, First Federal Building, Klamath Falls. Oregon, with in six months from November 17, 1963, which Is the date of first publication of this notice. Mattie McFall, Executrix. Ganong A. Ganong Attorneys lor Executrix No. 4J7, Nov. 17, 19, 26, Dec. 3. SUMMONS EQUITY NO. 63-3 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH THELMA GOLLIHER, Plaintflt, vj. DARRELL GOLLIHER, Defendant. IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON, you are hereby required to appear and answer plaintifl'i com plaint on tilo hrrein on or before Wed nesday, Ihe 37th day of November, )9M, and if vou fail to so answer or ofherwist appear, for want thereof plamtifl will apply lo the Court lor th relief prayed for in her Complaint, to wit: For a decree ol divorce of and Irom you upon the grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment; granting and awarding lo plaintiff Ihe care, custody awt control of Malisa Rae Golhher, aqed two years, minor child ol plain till and defendant ; order inq and de creeing you to pay Into the Clerk ot Ihe above entitled Court the sum of 150 00 per month for the support and maintenance ol said minor child; and ordennq and decreeing you lo pay into the Clerk ol Ihe above entitled Court the further sum ol 4350 00 tor the u.e and benefit ot plaintiff as Court costs and attorney lees herein. 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