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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 19, 1959)
HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls. Ore Wediifsriav. Aucust in 1959 PAGE T A City Hall Condemned BASIN BRIEFS ROSEBUHG (AP - Hie City Hall here, recent headquarters during the mop-up following the Aug. 7 explosion, was condemned Monday by city officials. City Manager John Warburton ordered the police and fire depart ments to vacate the building. Their operations will be carried cut from the city garage and an administration building separate from the City Hall. . Inspectors, still searching for critical damage in the city's dr.wntown area, found the rear wall of the 66-year-old brick build ing cracked and warped. City Engineer Ken Meng said the wall has moved a quarter of an inch since an initial inspection several days ago. He said the second floor is threatened to col lapse. The building has been used as police and fire headquarters for many years. The second floor, since administration was moved to a different building, has been Used for council meetings. Firemen were moved to tempo rary quarters at the city garage about flour blocks away. On-duty firemen will stay in a house trailer. The Police Department moved Into the administration offices. The old building was doomed, even before the blast. Councilman had made plans for remodeling a two-story building next to the administration build ing for a new fire and police nation, municipal court, jail and council room. The U.S. National Bank of Portland has agreed to buy the old City Hall, and plans to build a new bank building there. Safety Group Booth Planned Visitors to the Oregon State Fair this year will have an op portunity to test their knowledge of traffic laws and techniques. A booth planned by the Oregon Traf fic Safety Commission will feature a question board for rating traf fic t.Q. In addition, the commission will conduct a public opinion poll in its booth, asking fair-goers to express their, views on whether the state should keep its basic rule speed law or add maximum limits the present law. Printed information on driving walking, and bicycle riding will be offered at the commission boolh in the Natural Resources building To Long Beach Mrs. Wilfred Noble, Lanpell Valley, is spending a few days at Long Beach, Cali fornia, with her three daughters. Spending several days at Kern- dale at the horse races recently were Mrs. Charles Schmidli, and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Watson of Bonanza. Visitor at the Lester Leavitt home in Langell Valley last week were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dom-i iny of Simi, California. They also visited her niece Mrs. Louis Stork and family of Klamath Falls on their way to Canada. From Bull Falls Mr. and Mrs. Dick Pepple and Deann spent several days recently in Bonanza with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Owen Pepple. They took Paul and Michele home with them. The girls spent a month with their grandparents. Virgil Boomer of Lorella store is home from Portland where he has been receiving medical care. He is on crutches. HnuseguesU at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clay Walker, Langell Val ley, are F. W. Brown and his grandson Larry Cohea, Bakers field. Brown sold his ranch in Langell Valley to Mr. and Mrs. Jdck Metier before moving to Sac ramento. Broken Arm Meredith Randall 5-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Randall, fell from a picnic table recently and broke her arm. The family lives in Lan gell Valley. Eye Surgery Friends of Mri. Mary Leidy, former Langell Val ley resident, have received word that she has returned to her home in Los Angeles after five weeks in a hospital recovering from eye surgery. Home Mrs. Billy Drew and chil dren. Mary and Tommy, are home' home recently from San Francisco. in uairy alier a week i visit with her parent in Crescent City. Vacation Mis. Don Rice ami children, Suzanne and Robert, Dai ry, left lor a week s vacation in Portland recently. Surgery J. E. Nail. Dairy, had major surgery at the Klamath Val ley Hospital last week. Visit Mrs. Rosa Vieira arrived Her granddaughter, Nancy Vieira, Glencoe. accompanied her for t 10 day visit in Dairy. To Portland Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Angel and children, Kathy, Marie. Nancy and David. Dairy. left last week for Portland on business. Trip Mrs. Nelson Wood and son, Teddy, Dairy, left Saturday by plane for Rupert, Idaho, to visit her sister and family Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hoe- fler, Debbie and Vicki, Klamath Falls, and Mrs. Andy Bodnar, Mary Anna and Helen Kay, Hil debrand, visited on Thursday with Mrs. Sarah Michael, Dairy. Guest Mis. Grace Harrison Klamath Falls, spent the week end in Dairy visiting Mr. and Mrs.' William Bell. Returned Mr. and Mrs. Har vey Bulls arrived home in Dai ry, Sunday, from a week's visit in Portland. On the trip they also visited Mrs. Butts' niece, Mrs. Car ol May Marcial, in the Douglas Community Hospital. She was hurt in the Roseburg blast. KIRBY REPAIRS Lbr S6.M plat putt. Out jttf Gtttramlca Peru, Brathta, Bi la Hock DEAN'S STARK'S Its la. Ilk TU 4-1111 4-H NEWS MERRILL SHEEP CLUB The Merrill Sheep Club had its meeting August 12. We talked about decorations for our barn at the fair and what we were going to wear. We decided to wear the same as last year. Sara West gave a talk about our record books and helped fill them out. She will check them at our next meeting. Shirley Moore, News Reporter POE VALLEY SHEPHERDS The August 10 meeting of the Poe Valley Shepherds was held at the home of Gena and Krisly Spiel- man. The members practiced showmanship with the help of the leaders. ' Gena Spielman read the basis of scoring showmanship and herds- manship. The club will decorate for the fair August 21 at 6 p.m The meeting was adjourned and Mrs. Spielman served refresh ments. Susan Tubach, News Reporter Court Records KLAMATH FALLS MUNICIPAL COURT Owen Riddle, drunk, S25 or five lUys. Tom Rnbert Belihelm, drunk, con tinued. Dorothy fl. Sliy, vagrancy, tlOO and BO days. Gary Wayne Burt, minor in poises lon liquor, SZS or five day. Dewey Sampson Jr., disorderly con duct and minor in possession of liquor. Continued. Robert Earl Small, drunk, S2S or five days. Phyllis Hood, drunk, 10 days. Everett Earl George, drunk, S2S or five days. Phillip Chestir Kllppal, drunk, IM flr live days IRE IN IRELAND DUBLIN, Ireland 1 AP) - A gov ernment commission's recommen dation that Ireland relax its liquor laws, permitting liquor sales on Sunday, has met strong disapprov al of the country's Roman Cath olic bishops. i Instead of relaxing the law, they said, there ought to be more re strictions on liquor sales and "especially genuine enforcement" of present regulations. 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