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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 11, 1948)
FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 1948 HERALD AND NCWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON SEC. HfcAGE 1 OYS Pool To "Be Opened On Monday I'ulilln opening; uf Ilia Mr Orrsiin Vurallllliul SI'llOnI MH'ltllllllHK IIMll la nil rl (or Miinday, June 14, ami work oil readying Ilia plunge is Hearing i'iiliiililliill. Htvliiiinera i'i ycara nlil mid over are Heh'imic to use the nml, bill because f 1U alir and depth, yulllig alrra umlrr I'i will mil tic alluwril, 'Hip illy ri'ciimllnii dcpm-lincnl nml OVH mo romhliiiiiK forci'M to mnkci II in pniil iivnllnlile (or puliHc lino. Whether or Mol It minima iihii ttiiiniKii the summer months depends entirely on iiulillo auppiirl. Jl inmiy people liinko ttae ill 11, It limy bp pimMlilit lo kee p llio ihhiI ojipii hcyond the atiinmer aeiutnn. At piCM'llt. pinna mo lo oprrntr llin hh1 fur tiup month on a trial linals uciuuae u( llio extreme maintenance rspcuae. K.xail ainmiiil It will Inks In npriiiia ilia pool la not known, bill II will run lulu aevcral hundred dnlliua a wpek. Will il Krrcinnll. Willi till aaalalrd Oily Kri'rriillull IJIrrclnr Hlilll Hlllllll lur novel ul weeks, will take clmriiP nl llio pool. Admission r'ce Admission Irra lll l iJ rrllla for atudcuia, whlrh llirlmlra (IVK alu drnta, ami bo rrnla fur ailulta ami the OVH faculty. 'Hip pool will bp uirn from 1 lo 10 i, ill. dally. There will bp thrre life iiiarda oil duly at all llmra aa wrll aa tlekrt Inker! ami fbi-krr room aaalataltla. All poulblp Water aafrty itiraaurra are hrlng taken to areofiioilatp large rrowila. No reaprvallitiia for private parties will br arppplrd. The recrruilim drpurunpiit him ar ruimed with Dip KlumitOi Una com pany to atari bi,s service tu the iool Monday. Ilua Hehedule The biu will make pirk-tipa alnin Muln airrel on Dip lolluwliin sched ule: lavra 4lh and Main I.eavca OVH a :iO 1:1(1 3:10 4 10 4 JO ' a 10 1p.m. 7 40 p.m. 1140 0 p.m. 9:40 A apeclal round-trip charge will bp madp. Althmtgh a few aulta will lip avail able for rrntal. It la auggcAted that awlmmrra bring their own aulta, rapa and towpU. 'Die plunge has not bppn ued regularly alnre the Murlnp Itarraeka, where OVH la now loeatpd. closed. Deapltc lylim Idle, the pool la in ex rellpnt oonditlan and no ninjor re palr work, other than cleaning, u necessary on the pool llaplf. MKRKlLlTT'l.EAN'-tT I1AV hl.AIH) MERIt Il.l, Mayor V. K Trotman haa proclaimed June I aa Clran-Up Day. The VFW, lire department and Mona club have arranged for help and trtirk.i to carry Uaah to the dump. Kveryone la requested to help by placing any trash fir debrla In a convpnienl location and In sult- title containers ao that II can be irked up the morning of June 13. .COKEDRT 49 Wndow$ Vtut rnid nilr tnvilei yon to luun to th Itti Allan Show, Sunday vaninlNHC nalwoih. Ilttan to tha Fruit Thaalar. StinrUy Atlaimmni - NflC Iwoth. Sit youf niwipipn tot tlmt and ililioft, BALSIGER MOTOR COMPANY Main al Esplanade I'M. 3121 1 IbrdPealei. There's Lots To Do Before Monday aw Hi ipsiaiisaswiaaaasaaaaaaasaaaaaMaaawaaai 1 n 11 a l 1 mil uaaiiaw ;aa 1 11 in a.ili liiiwiaaiai ' ' ' - r "JTTr -r e. , -4 FX 7, 1 ' -w4'tal'-kaMii,K uOLa i t v ' Aj ri MR V'''! '') -7. v" 1 Two Street Plans Near Work Start Out of several atrpet Improvement projeeta under conalderatlon by the oily, onlr two look aa If Ihry will materlallM aoon, City Knilnrer E. A. I'homaa aald today. The two are a wldrnlnr projppt on 1'aclfle Terrace and pavlnr on I'pham. On oilier Joba, Thomaa aald, properly ownrra have Inquired about feltlnir Ihem done, but have not carried the plan Ihrniifh. Under the Bancroft law which Roverna afreet Improvement the awieawd value of the property muat eounl or exceed the cost of Improve ment, and property ownera are re quired to make un the crwt. Hpecificatlona for widening Pa cific Terrace four feet on each aide will be preaented to the cltv council Mondnv nlfht. The widening pro leet extends from Alameda in Low ell atreeta. Pronerty owners pe titioned for the lob some time ao. The council. If It annroves specifi cations, will set a date for hearing oblectlons. and If no objections are ra'ned the wav will he cleared for advertising for th" lob. Paving Wanted On tTnham. residents petitioned for navlnif from Lakevlew U) Cali fornia, and specifications drawn un bv the engineering 'department will also be shown Monday night, and a heirlng date set. On other nrolects. work Is at standstill until nropertv owners ar range for financing. Thomas aald. As for summer street repair work. Thomaa has submitted a report to councilman on the cost of repairing paved streets In the city. Because the cost, an estimated 1110.000, ex ceeds money available for the work, the report haa been referred to Thomas and the street committee to reconsider. Kxact amount available lor re pairing streets will not be known until the 1948-49 city budget la passed. Major share of the money will come from the state gaa tax fund. Ten per cent of the tax la distributed among cities In Oregon on a per capita basis for street Im provement. The city also budgeta a second fund for the street depart ment which covers labor, materials and some Improvement. A built-in battery tester developed for hearing aids mnkes possible for the user at any time an accurate checkup on the number of "hearing hours'' remaining before new batter lea are necessary. Classified Ads Bring Rrnl ncaultsl AS PURE AS MONFV CAM RIIV Exploding Gas Injures Three PORTLAND, June 11 Wi Two firemen and a plant worker were burned and a woman spectator was Injured Wednesday evening when gasoline drums exploded as fire leveled the one-story frame 8ehmitt Steel company plant. Plremen Earl Nicholson and Rob ert Llllis Jr., and plant worker C. W. Smith were burned when gasoline showered the area as storage drums burst. Betty Grossnlckle, the by stander, was struck by flying glass. Damage was estimated at 85.000. Plre broke out an hour after the day shift quit the plant. First railroad In the United Slates was opened In 1830. J. L. DEAN Public Accountant and Auditor New Office Location 306 North 7th St. Phone 9346 Making the blj Orrgon Voratlonnl ftrhool plunge r rally for Its opmlng Monday it no amall Job. WullliiR for thf pool to drain, above, la Ward Fireman. Mho will havr charge of the plunge when it opens Monday, June 14. under joint oper ation of the rity and OVS, At Irft below. .Nor man Jenen Is repairing a water fountain near the pool, and rirht, Mike Catalano, who will take rare of the mechanical end of operation, checks over heavy, weighted brooms used to clran off the pool when water Is drained. iraaar.aiiaiatiiiri4 it" ay . , GIVE YOUR BASEMENT A BREAK Turn it into t smart playroom . . . a rumpus spol for the kills. And with Kcniile on cite flixir you've (jot the nine advantages iliac attracted school builders giimcj right under foot smart designs bright colors. 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