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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 15, 1948)
PACE FOURTEEN HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON THURSDAY, JAN. 13, 1948 County Finances In Black New Motel To Open Saturday Ytrtiully D th iatmh fa4s mn4 WMnU hw r prt mi th cmmpHctr4 KlaaiUi munly rinAB-Ui wH-mp vrtl hi Uw Mark u the ntwtly rnl InU lh rrond half W lu IurJ cr. A rml-aantul rrport C'hrt Lsnolri. rounly rruirrr. bh ioUJ ! 2.2J.S Hi la ntn m hAud and InrrUmftiU. j A If w ol the fund art luted as overdrawn it the preteiu time, but 1 Lanflrt explains that II ui nutter t ol booklserpiii and not that the money un t available. Included in I the rail d total ol caah and ime&t- j menu Is something over million dollan which ha not y been dit I tnbuted to the account in which j the money will tvrniuaijj go. ; Luted as "overdraw n" are the . accounu of the county library, j county road fund, school dutxict No. ; 1 special fund and union hifh school d lit net No, 3 special fund. Laryekt amount of cah on hand at the turn of the year was allocated : to the county-city jail project, some i $159,000. Bids on the jail bmldinf are now bruit sought and wiU be opened next month. Originally the jail was to cost about $150,000. but ' what with the increased coau ol construction, any bids might exceed ( that figure by a wide margin. The Malin community park and I recreation project has nearly $100.- j 000 in the bank, in three separate accounu. and has had few recent disbursement from those funds. The current expense fund, from which most county day -to-day ex penses are paid, had a balance of over $83,000 at the turn of the year. ?! .. Ji .VJSili TinrrirrirT I aJ . flt . ' sag Jans Trie alira-saodern Paras mulrl. ahoan tier, sill h.vld lis (urinal opening on Satunlav. January 17. aerarding M nm l.dgar (K borne and I'titl I'ark. Thr establishment is loeated one-half mile south of Tuleiak m the Alluraa highoay. Choral Group To Rehearse Tito Klamnth Chnrul MiK'lely re sumed weekly lelieniMils lust Mini ilay evening, afior a rtvesa ot three weeks. There were ihtmmu M Mnger. Inlrly evenly ill.stt United In Ihe ctllterenl voice mviioii.- H l.i phinnt'il to continue le lienisuts every Mumlay evening without inii'i'iuixiiiii. mini ilir mi nimi spring concert In pi-e;.euieit on some dale in May. The IHkIi school baiul room Is being ieil lor prac tice, which bi'Klni nt 8 p. in. anil continues until U::it Director Andrew Loney. hits an nounced a pretentious concert pro gram, planned to appeal to all tastes. 1'o.s.Mbly a feature number will be "The LouMinie Train" by K.ul Jlnbliuon. This U an utfriliu at knni length, whirl! Una cnloilul ana snowy passages and also has lilt merit ol fin. composition. The chorus Is a community organ (ration, planned na an Asset to the Khtmatlt Falls urea, and one which will compete successlully with sim ilar civlo muslcul organisations In other Oregon cities, such, as Kugene and llcud. Those who enjoy sing Iuk are Invited lo attend (he Mon day evculuft rehearsals. The rntlama canal, which w-as opened 111 IUU. cost about ;n5.000. OiHi to construct. LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE IMUll.l, NOW I EXPERT INSTRUCTION TI-:i(MM ON Tl'lTION Klamath Boauly School I'lume 7( - laj No. Ilroad Ninlh t I'lnt I'lioin 11B1 LOWER PISCES New Mote In Tulelake To Be Opened Next Saturday Truck Driver Faces Charge Richard Gray, local loeguif truck driver, maa ordered bound over to the (rand Jury thia morning by Justice of the Peace J. A. Mahoney following a prelinunary heannc yesterday afternoon. Cray la chanted with negligent homicide and u free on f 1000 bail. The trucker is act-used of negli gence at the time of an automobile accident on Sun mountain October which rook the life of Mrs. R. W. Huxford, 26, wife of naval offi cer. Testifying yesterday for the prosecution were 8tate Police Cap tain Paul Parson, who Investigated the fatal aendent. and Olen L. Per kins, who wits a passenger In Oray'a truck. Judge Mahoney took the case un der advisement until today. Turn those oo-longer-used articles Into cash no-rl Herald and Neva Want Ads are Inexpensive and bring quick results. pusnmCOAL COAL HEAT Can't Be Beat Whether It's cleanliness or strong, eren heat joe want from fuel coal will do a better Job for yon. Coal brat fa) dependable beat . . . more economical and healthful to ue. FRED H. HEILBKONNER "Foete That Satisfy" Pins Service Since 19l :l Spring phon, THOUSAMJS ML T AGAIN ENIOYINO HciCclbcrq llic hvvv Milh Iicing! TULELAKE. Jan. 15 Orwn the public for inspection on Satur day will be Tulelakes fine, new. ultra-modern Park Motel, lev ted one-half mile south of town on the Alturas tush ay. This latest addition to growing Tulelake is owned by KtUar Os borne. Tulel&ke farmer and Pint Park, also of this city, park be fore coming here some months ago. was In biuinc.ij tn Los Angeles and later m Eugene and will actively manage the business. Twelve umta. eight with double beds and four with twin beds have been completed. Construction is of pumice tile, the structure entirely fire-proof and baths and showers are tile. The units are steam heated from a central oil burning plant; floors are carpeted from wall to mall and fluorescent lighting ts ucd throughout. Interiors of the rooms re platrrrd and windows have ! Venetian blind? The motel, located next lo the I Inn has a supurb view of Mt. Sliau ! and the surround ins hills. There air no cooking ftu'ihues m : any of the units but provision h.ts been made in a M"parte room for taking fare of birds killed by pa trons during hunting seasons and j lor that necfNary washing up after i a day in the field. , The plans call for construction of 'ei(:ht more unit. which will be two srory. providing for garage room on : the floor level, the new addition to unite the two already completed into a square U. Kitchens will be provided for in the later construc tion. Landaping is under way and the i driveways will be surfaced when ; weather permits. A pumice tile wall will separate the property from the 1 highway. j Mr. and Mts. Park will occupy an i Apartment and maintain an office j in one wing. A 380 foot well has been drilled l and a water softener installed which j will eliminate much of the ob jectionable mineral content found tn this area. Construction was started lat July. 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