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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 15, 1947)
Property Owners Protest 'Crumbling Bluff Between Lookout, Oregon Streets A petition from four of Itin property ownms neur the Rosa ulrnct curlier of Lookout nixl Oriwiti wu rend to tlm olty council Inst tilulil esklnii Unit ioiiiclIiIiih ln ileum nboiit the Illicit bluff midway brtwcmt tlm two atrial lu bark of thn Hhrll sorvlce tatlon. the barbecue drive. In mill KiiiII f ihhI (tore. The bliilf u slowly reretlliiK and crumb ling Into the alley. Tim petition clulnicd thnt the bluff l i heuird to yuuiuisler und resulted In properly devaluation dote to It. Ono nmn, representing the properly owner, statad tint the bluff had crumbled off 10 fret III tlm last five yenr. It wmi found that the proHrly brimmed to Councilman W. U. Miller and It wim moved thnt the imiller be referred to the city engineer. Couucllmim Miller wm not present ei me llirrtiim. A group liom the Klrsl Christian rhurrh appeared at the meellnu led by Hev. II. I', I lnl lilnn. their piinlor, to oherl to the propped erection of a larue poster pmirl on the loin to the renr of their church bullilliui. Hpncltlrnllv they claimed Hint 1 1 10 panel would he only three feet from their biilldliiK anil would block, off the light from some of Ihelr windows anil would alno create a nuisance In the neighbor hood. Rev. llulchliM Dialed Hint I he panel would become "an out door toilet," and also pointed out thnt the posnhlllly of liquor Mint advertised at the roar of Hie -church wna not desirable. As yet. It wa found, no building penult has Imtii issued for the ernctlun of the tiniiel, and the rounrll ordered the lulldlng Inspector to check the altu alloli before hulling one House Protested I A lady arose lu Hie audience to point out the umlealruble mid un nnituiy condition pi enrol in a house at Mi Iowa. Hhe explained that a lire hud occurred there Jul yesterday morning and when Hie Ilremen eniered the place they found "tlie rottenesl, dirty meui you ever saw," Kite Chief Keith Ambrose verified her tlatemenu and even snld that the had made an understatement. The council referred the mailer to the sanllnrv liuiieclor and Uie fire chief with the ixiwer to act. Illilt for the bonds on Improve menl unit 03 were read to the coun cil from the U. 8. Nntloiinl bank and Hie First National bank, and turned over to the finance commit tee for atudy. A letter wa aim read from the Klamath Kennel club rrgardiog Hie eMubllhnient of a pet cemeirry somewhere In the city. The recom mendallon of Hie club wa accept ed and the mayor wo aiked to ap point a commute to aludy the matter. I'urfrw f'hsitf Atari! Police Chief Urville llnmillon recommended to the council that the curlew ordinance be rewritten to Include all youiusters to the age of 18 year and younger. He ex plained thai the ordinance only provide for children up to the age of 11 at present, leaving a period of one year of age wherein the youthi are not bound by any law. "They don't have to aiuwer the rurfew. and yet Uiey are out of our Jurisdiction because they are ju venile," Hie chief aald. The unsightly and hasardous condition In various parta of the city due to large amount of mud on the paving was brought out by Councilman A V. Condrey. who mrniloned especially the condition j on Mnrket Nlreet where the Klnm- am oncreia nje company r 10- rated. Condrey aald Hint the mud wa formed by the wanning of Hie company' truckii, and the absence of. adequate drainage facilities. It wa recommended that Hi matter be turned over to the eltv engineer for hit action In either letting the property owners to keep the paving clean or do the itreet. HOTELS OSIOKN HOLLAND ttungwi oil. MBDroao Thoroughly Modern Mr. Mrs. J. g. gsrliy as J.t Isrlsr PrsprlsUra !"! Feed Yaw Baby the IRON in HEINZ STRAINED BEETS i ffl I00A Halni Soeclal Uniform Vitamin and Not Possible in Usual ,v 1 7 By uiing select finality beets and tht latcit scientific cooking and packing methods llcing retains a high degree of vitamins and minerali in llcinr Strained Beetil ' They're always fine flavored and appetizing in color. Constant testi In Hems' Quality Control Department assure this uniformity. Ask your doctor about Heioa Strained Occts hacked Cy Serve your Youngsters the 'Other Delicious Heinz. (Strained Vegetables Peas, Carrots, Spinach, Green Beans. Tast Them VoursJfStt Why Babies like Their Flavor, color and Texture 1 took for Ms Compfen tins of HEINZ BABY FOODS CEREALS MS ATS VEGETABLES FRUITS DESSERTS Also In connection with the wuahlng of vehicles, service station opernlor were warned that wash ing car where the water would run over the sidewalk and create a nuisance, wa a violation of the olty ordinance and punishable, It was stated that nil vehlrle must be washed where there were ade quate drainage facilities. Circus Mated A letter was received from the Clyde Ueatly circus asking that the date on It license be changed to May 10. due to a slow-down while lu Southern California. The re quest wa granted. The mayor told the council that the city would formally take con Irol of tho naval air station April 36. and announced thnt there would be a meeting Wednesday of the air port committee to discus the ac quisition. Councilman Wendell Bmlth moved that the council vote lu thank and gratitude to the mayor and the airport committee for the splendid work they have done In obtaining the airport for the city. Vstentlon Meeting The Henley home extension unit will meet at the home of Mrs. Gray flrannnn at I 30 p. m. Thursday. Mrs. Wlnnl fred K. Olllen, home demonstration agent, will present Uie toplo. "Clean As You cio." Member will answer roll call with a cleaning hint ' f ushman Scooters Immediate drllvrry. Nrhubert's. Station Hort They're Here Now! B.V.D. Unionsuits 1.9S Hummerweliht nnloniulla . . strap'Over-ahoulder alep-lns all slice are new In stork. int.. DREW'sJ MANST0RE Til Mala St. Curia Clothe Processina Insures Mineral Retention Home - Cooking Methods. 7H-year reputation. L SAVINGS UP TO 50! NOW KEG. 1.00 ?Mf Children Handbags . . 57c RSG. lie a !. Children Handbags . REG. 2.11 - Qm Children Sweaters .... Children's Sweaters .... 1 REG. l.SI . jgj mm Boy's Wash Suits - REG. 1.25 AM. 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