HERALD ANT) NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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construct the Christian Center'
Girls of Klamath Falls on Satur
day. August 23. at the Oregon Food
iStore, 4480 South Sixth Street,
Rummage Sale Sweet Adelines,
Breakfast The Klamath Coun- Volunteers Needed Men and
ty Democratic Club is sponsoring women ar? needed to volunteer
a breakfast at the Shasta Commu- their services this weekend, Satur
nity Hall, Shasta Way and Madi- day and Sunday, for closing Girl
son Street. Sunday morning; A u-'Scout camp at Lake of the Woods.
Thimble Club Neighbors of
Woodcraft Thimble Club will meet
at Lorene Robinson's, the M and
R Store, Weyerhaeuser Junction,
on Wednesday, August 27, at 8
p.m.
Returned Dr. Dallas McNeil
has returned from his vacation
and will be in the pulpit of the
I First Methodist Church Sunday,
(August 24 at 11 o'clock.
I Bly Picnic Members of the
Klamath County Historical Society
land anyone elese interested are in
cited to attend the picnic to be
held Sunday, August 24, at the Bly
recreation picnic area, six miles
CITY BRIEFS
building in the Malin Migrant'
Camp. Dr. Dallas McNeil, pastor
jf the First Methodist Church,
Inc. will hold a rummage sale Sat
urday. August 23, at Clyde's Tow
starting at 10 a.m.
Klamath Falls, will bring the
ing and Storage, 734 Klamath Ave
nue. Sale starts at 8 a.m. and
lasts until 6 p.m.
Picnic Annual Babe Ruth
'.eague picnic will be held at the
Malin Park Sunday, August 24, at
p.m. All players, families, friends
nd interested persons are invited.
Iring your own table service. For
articulars call TU 4-7606. TU
-8933 or TU 4-6333.
gust 24, from 8 o'clock until 11 Please contact the Girl Scout office
Rummage Sale will be held
by the Allar Society of St. Piu;
X Catholic Church at the Pelicar
Theater Building today and tomor
row.
norning message at 9:30.
Women Bowlers wishing to
o'clock.
at 325 Main Street or phone TU
bowl with the Alley Kat League
4-4541.
Card Party Shasta View Build-
Friday nights please call Viviai
Car Wash There will be a
car wash Saturday, August 23, at
ng Association will have their pub
ic pinochle card party Saturday
Collman, TU 2-1154, or Vanessr
Algoma Picnic A potluck pic
nic for former employes of the Al
Buttler, TU 4-9712.
Old Time Dane An old-tim.
dance will be held Saturday fror
9 p.m. until 1 a.m. at the KC Hal
Music will be by the Smoothie:
All persons are invited.
Family Picnic There will be the First Methodist Church, Tenth
light, August 23, at the community
goma mill and former residents of a family picnic for all Klamath
Algoma will be held at noon Sun-1 Falls Rainbow Girls and parents,
day. August 24, in Ashland LithialSunday, August 24, at the Twin
Park. It is believed to be the first j Springs Swimming Pool just be
such picnic since the Algoma milliyond Lorella. For further infor
was closed. (mation call TU 4-M16.
and Pine streets, from 10 a.m. un
til 4 p.m. Proceeds from this car
wash will go for the spiritual re
treat that the Methodist Youth Fel
lowship is having at Dead Indian
Soda Springs August, 20 and 30.
Merry Mixer A square danci
will be held Friday at the Soutl
Bixth Street Community Hall at 1
p.m. All square dancers and guesfc
welcome. Ladies please bring pics
lall, Shasta Way and Madison
treet, at 8 o clock.
east of Bly on Sprague River.
Lunch may be purchased from
women of the Bly Grange. Taka
own table service.
Rainbow Girls There will be a
food sale put on by the Rainbow
Wild Flower Tour is scheduled
at Crater Lake August 31. Meet at
the picnic grounds at the rim for
potluck lunch at noon. A conduct
ed tour will be held after luncheon
Anyone interested please write
Mrs. Sally Damon, Box 85, Chem-
ult.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 22, 1958
Sunday August 24 five young
people of the First Presbyterian
inurcn, siocKion, win lane part in
the morning worship service at
Peace Memorial Presbyterian
Church. These are part of the
group of 19 young people and two
adults who have been here during
ihA mnnth of Aueilst helDinZ to
Bypass Suits
Filed With
County Clerk
! Vnur spnarate condemnation
suits for property needed for the
V S. 97 West Side Bypass tnrougn
Klamath Falls have been filed
with the county clerk's office.
' Thrip nf thf suits were for
property at the intersection of
Van Ness and Montpelier streets,
for which the .state has offered
payment the owners have rejected.
they were filed by the State
Attorney General's office on be
half of the Oregon State Highway
Commission. Named as defendants,
in one or another of the com
plaints, were Wendell A. Smith
end Gertrude Smith, William R.
Smith and Dorothy Smith, and
R. W. Smith and Alice Smith.
The fourth suit, styled as the
Oregon State Highway Commis
sion vs. Sterling Paul Jones et al,
is for property Jones owns at 2011
Tunnel Street.
i The suit is required because
Jones, as division maintenance
superintendent for the highway
commission, is a state employe.
Any state purchase of property
from its employes must, by law, be
styled as a court suit.
I In other suits:
i Violet Stafford seeks $40,000 da
mages, plus $1,120 special da
mages, from John Lee Kerbow as
the result of an automobile acci
dent at Main and Spring streets
in Klamath Falls. December 23,
1957.
1 inkn K Ashlev and Eve B. Ash
ley seek payment of promissory
notes of $816 ana ?tu, pius at
torney's fees, from Jessie J. and
Gertrude Harvell.
Drive-In
Banking Set
! The mechanical window for
drive-in banking facilities for the
Town and Country branch of the
United States National Bank ot
Portland was received in Klamath
1rnllP An ThtircHnv nftprnnnn.
I The window had been promised
lor last Monday dui aenvery
held up by tne trucKers smite
. Tha mart in rhnrcrp nf the installa
tion waited until Wednesday and
then returned to Eugene where the
U.S. National's 67th branch, at
I Marion Lane and River Road, is
. holding its grand opening on bat
. urrlav
The local branch manager, El
ton W. Smith, says the drive-in
uiinHnu, is pvnpntpri In hp. installed
and ready for operation within the
navl 10 Have
U.S. National has completed
plans lor lis tmin Drancn iu on
built on Woodstock Boulevard in
Portland early next year.
California Weather
trnltaj rtuic Tntprnalinnat
San Francisco Bay Area: High
fog tnrougn aaiuraay except
clearing in auernoons inianu;
C.....J.... Aollnnlr fciir aftor TTinm.
puuuajr uukivun .on ........
ing overcast; little change in tem
perature; high today San Fran-
fioL-lanrl Kan Matpn
78, San Rafael 78; low tonight 53-
88; westerly winas ngiuer man
Northern California: Fair
through Sunday except tog ana
lAn.r nn pnacl- litllp fhanPP
in temperature: coastal winds
tiorlnwesteny n-io m.p.n.
HI. cln..tCicbii-nii arpa Mnsi
Jy fair through Sunday except
chance ol a lew scauerea imuh
derstorms this afternoon and eve
ning; little change in tempera'
Sierra Nevada: Fair through
Sunday: little change in temper-
Sacramento Valley: Fair
through Sunday; little change in
temperature; men tooay ana oai
urdav 94-101; low tonight 62-70;
An,ln uinHe
Northwestern California: Fair
Ihrough Sunday except fog or low
n,.arf9ct nn rnao little change
In temperature: high today and
low tonight Napa 8656. Santa Ro
sa 84-55. L'kiah 98-58: coastal
winds northwesterly 8-18 m.p.h.
Weather Roundup
! SAN FRANCISCO UPI "-Five-day
weather forecast for Northern
California; No precipitation except
possibility of scattered thunder-
1 . : ti.. 1 mminlainf
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temperatures near normal; normal
minimum maximum on
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