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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 6, 1959)
WEDNESDAY. MAY 8. 1959 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE 7 A Mothers Day Exhibit Set A last art exhibit at the old art center in Mountain View Housing Will be held on Sunday. Mav 10. AH persons interested in art are cordially invited to attend. This will be a showing of work of mem bers of the Klamath Art Associa tion, and it will include weaving, jewelry and other crafts as well as drawing and painting. An extra added feature will be architect's drawings for the pro posed new art gallery to be locat ed in Maple Park this summer. Members will be on hand to give out the latest progress reports on the gallery project, and to answer questions asked by people who have shown widespread interest in the new building. Those who are exhibiting work are asked to have it in the build ing Thursday evening, May 7, when the weavers guild will meet, if possible. The very latest time work may be accepted for exhibi tion is by noon on May 9. The building will be open or exhibit trom 2 until 5 p.m. Court Records KLAMATH COUNTY DISTRICT COURT ftvt Htnry DrUcoll, driving while imoxicaiea, inai wuneut jury neia defendant found fullty; tim for un- Hncins lit May a in a.m. ' Emmett Leonard McKM, combina tion overload, $25. Charlei Roger Rome, violation baa- ItV rUIC. 112.30. Hoy Edward Abbot, axle overload, 30. - Roy Edward Abbott, ovcrlength. ttO. Joaeph Waldemar GabrltUon, fall urn at atop aim. 95. Duana Raymond Hiiuhaw, fail dim Readltihta. Si. Larry Howard Caahlon, violation baa- le rule. io. John Charlea Herring, violation baiic rule, I2.30. Terrance Michael Adami, violation aiic rule, S17.30. Gorge Allen Freeman, violation baa- tc rule, iio. Prank Edward Ball, driving while Intoxicated, 30 daya and $350 fine and com or l22Va daya in lieu of fine. Vane Juitln Day, violation baaic rule, tliimlaied motion dlitrict attorney. Joyce Josephine Ferris, Improper rnurfier, diamuaed motion-dlitrict at torney. Donald Joaeph Moll, combination verload, $30. Woodrow Dudley Leavitt, violation f banc rule, diamuaed. Richard Arthur Smith, violation ol basic rule. M. Harold h idler, violaUon of basic rule, di missed. Barbara Jean Nealy, fail etop for chool bua, entered plea of not guilty;) hearing aet May 13 at 10 ajn.; re leased own recognizance. Robert Louis Ducat, operating ve hicle without lighta when lights axe re quired, $5. David Wesley Lundeen, violation oil basic rule. $12.50. David Wesley Lundeen, (all display license. $7.50. Harold Eldon Hani, bua speeding., $7.50. Gary Ronald Cone, violation of basic rule, $10, Frances Lydia Lots, violation of bas ic rule, $7,50. Ronald Gordon Young, angling dosed Waters, $15. John Thomaa Bechen, inadequate muffler, $5. MUNICIPAL COURT Chester Oscar Danlalson, drunk , $25 or 13'j days. Beatty John, drunk, $25 or IStt lays. Olaf Wldenstrom, drunk, $25 or 12'si days. NEW OWNERS of tfia Halfway House in Bly are Mrs. Helen Brink and Larry Wolter. The restaurant division of tha es tablishment is under the management of Mr. and Mrs. Kenny Ward. From tha laft era Mn. Ward, Ward, Mrs. Brink and Wolter. Photo by Roberta McGee DIES IN FREAK MISHAP SAN SEBASTIAN, Spain (UPI) Juan Cortina, 47, a free lance photographer, was electrocuted in a freak accident Monday while taking pictures below a high ten sion wire on a nearby mountain. Authorities said be was killed when his camera flashgun fired and made an arc with the high tension wire. GOT IT RIGHT DALLAS. Tex. (UPI I - Mrs Quincy Adams repeated several times to her son, Wade, 6, that he was to be home by 11 a m As she helped him on with his coat, she asked: Now, what time did I tell you to be home?" "Eleven o'clock," Wade replied. "Gosh, have you forgotten al' ready?" Restaurant Changes Hands; Now Under New Ownership PeUin. In 1936 to 1953 It was run by Mr. and Mrs. Monte Clme who in turn sold it to the Thrash er Brothers who ran it for a short BLY The Bly Halfway House. local hotel, restaurant and lounge, is now open after a closure of sev eral months because of remodel ing and change of owners. The new owners of the establish ment are Mrs. Helen Brink and her partner, Larry Wolter. Mrs. Brink and wolter own The Pines Tavern in Klamath Falls. The property was purchased from the estate of the late Rollo (Pop) England early in April. The hotel has 17 rooms but no No. 13. It has a small lobby up. stairs. The dining room is quite spacious, and can accommodate large groups at a time. The lam ily atmosphere in the dining room affords a pleasant surrounding for the family outing. WHERE'S THE MANUAL? INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (UPI) -The government spent $1,900,000 to air condition f.e reaerai buna ing here. But when the mercury hit 90 degrees Monday, federal employes continued to swelter away. It seems nobody knew how to turn it on. A banquet room will be remod eled in the near future to ac commodate the private parties and club groups who need a large meeting place. Mr. and Mra. Kenny Ward are managing the restaurant division of the establishment. The Halfway House was built in 1928 by a Mr. Schaeffer wht at that time ran tha Billiards estab' lishment in Klamath Falls. It has changed hands several times. A few of the owners in the past were Jack House, Daymond Savage, Mr. Breatheasy Compltti Set Regularly $12" NOW $7" Limited-Time Offer Jreatheasy AT YOUR DRUO STOM while when a fire damaged the building. The Thrashers in turn sold it to Pop England and Mr. Davig. England bought Davig's in terest out the following year and operated it until hia death in 1957. It was then leased to Louis Wren before this final transaction. 111 y!ml FTC And CARDS From "YOUR STORE" You can select Har gifts with prida at "YOUR STORE." 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