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HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALL5, OREGON
THURSDAY, AUGUST 25. 1955
"DENNISTHE MENACE"
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'EVER HAVE A BABY SITTER GET DOWN ON HER KNEES
MO BEG TO 66 GOOD? IT GETS YA RIGHT HERE.
'55 Labor Day
Deaths Predicted
Death will again be in the driv
er's sent over the upcoming Labor
Pay weekend.
The Nntlonal Safety Council esti
mates that 393 persons will be
killed and 13.755 Injured In high
way accidents across the nation
over the holiday weekend.
This Is how many were killed
over me fourth 01 July holiday
mis year. It wan a record number
of highway dcuth.s.
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w DIANA LYNN-NINA FOCH
BAVMOND BURR
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(Editor's Vote; The radio and
leleriiion station! serving this
area are urged to correct these
prog rim Iojts daily prlnr to pre
deadline. Frequently, network
changes occur too late for public
tion. The Herald and News car
ries this information as a putuc
service but cannot be responsible
for the accuracy of the Iocs for the
reasons staled above.;
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6 Late New ABC -
6 M Today's Sporla HlgrilifhU
6 45 Lowell Thorn CBS
7.00 Sporl Roundup CBS
7 03 Tennessee Ernts CBS
IAS Bing Crosby
8 no New CBS
B IS Church at Work
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U 00 Burgle Music Box ABC
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9 : A mo N' Andy CBS
10 00 10 PM Edition
10: 15 Strange
10 :t0 Starlit Souvenir
10 55 Evening Hymn
11 on Sign Oft New Summary
U 05 Sign Off
Friday, August 26
6 00 Minute News Summary
6 01 America'! Favorite Music
6.15 Minute News Summary
6 in America's Favorite Music
6 30 Minute NfWi Summary
6 ;M Amei tea's f avorite Mmio
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713 Dugan and Met Show
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10:15 Perry Mason CBS .
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Il::iO Helen Trent CBS
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ft 00 Morning Melodies
10(0 Newspaper of the Air DLBS
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10:30 A Visit lo Wetsfields
10:35 Quickie Quiz
10:40 A Visit To Dons
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7:13 Let's Go To Town
7 30 Sgt. Preston MBS
6:00 City Editor MBS
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8:00 Gabriel lleatter MBS
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30 Sign on Top o the Morning,
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6:30 Sunset Serenade
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Thursday Evening, August 25
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4:30 Rohert Q. Lewis
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fl oo Uncle Bill Show
3:30 Mike Makes His Mark
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7:00 Groucho Marx
7:30 Outdoor Show
7:43 Baseball Hall of Fame
6:00 Guy Lombardo
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H oo All Star Theater
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Friday, August 26
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4 30 Val Rogue Camera
Soo Aunt Polly's 'linhday Party
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H.no Tavalcade of Sports
6:30 Holljwond Album
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7:45 Talent Time
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10:03 Brst Theater
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11:10 Sign Off
A
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Bible School Program Held
CHILOQUIN A two weeH"
Bible school ended st Die Bible
Standard Church Friday with a
program ttended by 130 people.
Bonnie Jones. Oakridge. and Phyl
lis Athenlelter, Coquille, students
nt the Bible Staiidard Institute in
Eufene. were in charge of the ten
day session which was - based on
the theme, "Sailing with Christ."
Attendance averaged MI with 66
Mrs. Kenneth H. ( Louise) Eitts
Photo by Ftreb..
KF Woman
To Retire
Mrs. Kenneih H. iLouise Esles,
who started to worlt for the Pa
cilic Telephone Company In Salem
on July 16, 1918. will retire on
Friday. August 26. from her duties
as supervisor in the local telephone
olfice. Announcement of her re
tirement was made today by How
ard Austin, local manager of the
telephone company and by Mrs.
Estes.
She came lo Klamath Falls In
1929 when the telephone office
was on Seventh Street. During
World War 11 the telephone com
pany tock over the operation of
.signal offices in Army camps and
Mrs. Estes was transferred to
Camp Adair, near Albany, Oregon;
Mom there to uamp aodou, near
Bend and later to the Marine
Barracks near Klamath Falls. At
the end of the war years she re
turned to her position at the local
office.
In announcing her retirement,
Mrs. Estes stated that she has
seen radical changes In telephone
service to the public during her 31
years of service.
She plans to spend some time
at 'the family's summer home at
Lake of the Woods and later to do
some traveling with her husband.
Vacation Bible
School Ended
Vacation Bible School of the
Community Presbyterian Church
will be concluded this Friday with
an open house from 9:30 to 11:30
a.m. There will be exhibits and
programs from each department,
and all parents and iriends are
invited.
At 9:30 a.m. the kindergarten
will have their program. At 9:53
a.m. the primary group will pre
sent theirs; Junior at 10:20 a.m.;
and Junior high at 10:45. The pro
gram will conclude with refresh
ments at 11:10 a.m.
Legal Notice
OPEN 6:30 P.M.
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FOR THE j
Resolution No. 666.
A Vesolution fixing the time and
place for the hearing of objections to
the proposed assessment roll made and
filed by the common council of the city
of Klamath Falls, Oregon', in the mat
ter of the Improvement of. the alley
in Block 4. Canal addition, to city of
Klamath Falls. Oregon. tOenerallv
known as improvement unit No. 124i;
Directing notice of said hearing be
given; and approving said assessment
roll heretofore filed herein.
Whereas, the Common Council of the !
Lliv of Klamath Falls. Oregon, has
made and filed in the office of the Po
lice Judge the proposed assessment
toll. In connection with the proposed
improvement of, the Allev in Block 4.
Canal Addition, to said City (generally
known as improvement unit No. 124.
as more fully shown on the plana and
described in the specification of the
City Engineer on file in- the matter
of the said improvement with the said
Police Judge.
Therefore, be it resolved bv the com
mon council of the city of Klamath
Falls, Oregon, duly assembled In reg
ular session, as follows:
Section 1.
That the 12th. day of September. 1955.
at the hour nt 7: .10 o'clock n m. nf
said dav. at the Council Room in the 1
Oregon, be and hereby Is fixed as the
date, time and place for the hearing
of objection to said proposed assess
ment mil. and In (he Individual prooer-
assessmeni tnerein set iortn; ana.
Section II.
Be it further resolved that the said
proposed assessment roll, be and it Is
herehy approved by the Common Coun
cil; and.
section in
Be it further resolved that the Police
Judge of the aald City give at least
ten not nays nonce, py puDiiraiion in
the Herald and News, the official rltv
newspaper, on three separate day, and
by posting on each lot, part of tot.
block, piece or parcel and acreage
property set forth and described In
air" proposed Assessment roll, th,at a'
said meeting of the Common Council
on said date, all objections made and
flier1 to such assessment roll and to t'te
individual assessments therein, will be
heprd and determined and that follow
ing a determination of all objections,
the Common Council will proced. bv
ordinance, to assess the proportionate
share of the cost of making such pro
posed improvement in accordance with
the benefits accruing to each lol, part
of lot. block, piece or parcel of land
or acreage property, heretofore found
and determined to be liable for such
cost. Such notice to be posted and
published as a fo resold shall further
tate the boundaries within which the
property lies that Is hound to be bene
filed and liable for such proportionate
"hare of the cost of such Improvement,
and shall also refer to such, proposed
.I'sessmcnt roll, for detailed informa
tion' and that the boundaries within
which the properly lies that 1 so bene
fi ted and to be assessed for such im
provement is;
Beginning at the most wester! r cor
nn ot lot 8 block 4. Cnl Addition
to the City of Klamath Fall. Oregon:
thence northea1erlv on the southeast
erly line of Klamath Avenue to the
lot line between lots 17 and 18 of said
block 4; thence southeasterly along
aid lot line to the west line of Com
mercial street : thence south on Com
mcri-lal street to the northwesterly line
of Walnut Avenue: thence southwesterly-
on Walnut Avenue to the North
easterly line of South 11th street:
thence northwesterly on South Hth.
strret to the point of beginning.
Passed by the Common Council of
the Cltv of Klamath Falls. Oregon,
this 22nd dav of August. 133
Presented to the Major of said Cttr
and bv him approved and signed this
13rd dav of August. 1933.
Paul O. Landry, Maor
Attest. Frank A Hackmr.
Police Judge
STATF OF ORFGON.
(OlMTY OF KLAMATH M.
CITY Or KLAMATH FAIJJ.
t. Frank A Blarkmer, Pnliee .Tudge
of the City rf Klamath Falls, Oregon,
rlo hereby certify that the above and
forrsjotng t a lri copv of a resolution
introduced and adopted bv the Com
mon Council of the City of Klamath
Falls, Oregon, at its regular meeting
held on the 22nd day of August,
and thereafter approved and
ianed h the Mayor and attested by
the Police Judge. i
Frank A Blackmer
Police Judge
No, 373, Aug. 23, X, IS. 1
as the bihest single day's record, i
Local people assisting vitb thel
teaching were the Rev. Leii" Mai-'
min, Naomi Johnson. Mrs. John
Effman and the wife of the, pastor
of the Assembly of God Church,
Mrs. William Rentt. j
The Friday evening program con
fisted of songs and religious skits
and a display of handicrafts com- i
pleted by the students. Each arti.
i. U A cailnrfich. itr rollout...
tic uu m i - - -Riviua
theme and included waste paper
baskets, boards to hold pot holders,
painted glass pictures and colored
pictures.
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