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THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1951 PAGE SIX Kenwood School Yule Program Set for Friday Pupils of Kenwood school un der direction of Miss Mario Bros-tci-hous. Miss Corloe Munson and Miss Merllyn Talntor, will p sent their unnuul Christmas pro Brum Friday ut 10:30 a.m. In Hie new Kenwood auditorium. 'Hie program will open with two numbers by the Kenwood band, "Christmas Medley" and "O Little Town of Bethlehem." Patty , Stipe will extend the welcome, and the first grade chorus will siiiR, "I'll Hang My Stocking" and "Christmas Bells." A recitation, "Getting Ready .. for Santa," by Jim Curl, will be followed by a song, "Away in the Manger," by the second grade chorus. ' ' Numbers by the third and fourth grade chorus (sections 4 and 6) will be, "Christmas Sur . prises," ."Up On the Housetop" and "A Child's Evensong." The fifth grade chorus (sec tions 10 and 11) will sing, "In the Still of the Evening," and sec tions 5 and 7 (fourth grade) will sing, "Christmas S h o p p I n g," "Light Our Candle" and "Merry Christmas." n Songs Listed Songs to follow will be "O In fant Sweet," by the chorus from sections 8 and 12 (fifth grade) and "The Friendly Beasts" by sec tion 9 (fifth grade). A Christmas pageant by the sixth and seventh grades will fol low. Final numbers will be "O Come Ali Ye Faithful" and "Si lent Night" by the Kenwood vio lin sextette, composed of Joan Reeves. Margaret Melius, Karen Gregg, David Dunn, Dean Martin and Gerald Turner. ! Ruth Anderson will play the part of Mary, and Jack Reeves, that of Joseph, in the Christmas i pageant'. The three kings will be portrayed by David Hodge, Jim Burleigh and Gergjd Copenhaver. Ronald Anderson, Don Brown and Lyle Seal will be shepherds, and Elaine Lowery and Sandra Shum way will be angels. Will Portray Children Children of many lands will be portrayed by the following: Kathy Gates, Judy Cale, Joe Shull. Tom my' Agan, Margaret Ann William son, Beverly Rogers, Robert My ers, Andrea Hunnell, Dorothy Mc Kay, Sue Martin, Rodney Lehto, Sharon Hirtzel, Kathleen O'Grady, Lynn Chase, Kate Bar ton. Judv Taylor. Joanne Briees. Anzonetta Longley and Rosalie Perry. Members of the verse choir are Marilyn Rainey, Joyce Edgar, Kay Fisk, Judy Mclnteer. Carolyn uait, uetty Barber, Joyce Ferry, Peggy Lowery, Juanita Hilgers, Sharon Jensen, Nancy Denman, Gary Hollen, Tony Stacy, Roland Coleman, Don Ham. Billy Coburn, Jarvis Pryor, Bob Whitman, Ron- am Myers and uordon ihto. The following pupils are mem. bers of the sixth and seventh grades pageant singing chorus: Sally Summers, Kathy Holly. Ali son Van Wormer, Sandra Elder, Lorraine Evers, Sally Nielsen, Jim Nolan, Hardy Myers, Rich ard Cannon. Donald Moss, De : wayne Dietrick, Davis Smith. Ger ald Turner, Karon Gregg, Jean Davis, Donna Richards, Susan Thomas, Vivian Tendollen. Carol Howard, Tommy Luna, Ronald Carnagey, Bob Foster. 1 Nancy Coyner, Sharon McCon noli, Dean Martin, Jane Goddard, Judy - Williams, Maurice , Falk Evelyn Anglesey, Richard Hem ingway, Dick Staples, Jane Car- icr, ciaine JUwery, Barbara Kiel, Beverly Martin. John Jensen. Margaret Melius, Kenneth Cruick. shank. Lewis Adkisson, Glenda Ward, Ann Mackey, Carl Mosen, Grace Wolfe, Carolyn Courter, Bobbie Lee Erlckson, Evelyn Jones, Imo gene' Smith, Diane Gabriel, Ron ald Badger, Sherrie Page, Janet Sutton, Kay Johnson. Ruth Lo- ken, Barbara Slack, Peggy Con nor, Carolyn Smith. Glennis JJletz, Uary winslow, Lowell Mas trud. The following pupils are in the ivenwooa oana: Ulana Gabriel, Sandra Elder, Susan Thomas, John Jensen, Ann Mackey, Bar bara Slack, Evelyn Anglesey. Car olyn Smith, Tom O'Grady, Nancy Coyner, Keith Trent, Tommy Mlckel, Grace Wolfe. Lelia Chase, Sharon McConnell Sally Nielsen, Fred Steinhauser. Lorraine Evers, Hardy Myers. Sallv Summers, Arleen Aim, Mary Kay Rice Sy bil Rothkow, .. ' Gary Winslow, Kenneth Cruick shank, Franklin Phelns, Donald Moss, Donald Dawlev, Hugh Glas gow, Davis Smith, Dick Staples, Donald Welcome, Peter Bevans Gary Hollen, Gary Smith, Sam my Shaver, Gary Cox, Richard Hemingway, Ralph Towner, Jim Nolan, Richard Cannon, Dewayne ' Dietrick, Dennis Thompson, Jim Farmer, Sherrie, Page and Bar bara Kiel. . ... Names of other pupils appear ing on the program will appear in tomorrow's paper. , ' Heated Talks (Continued from Page 1) Brothers Home for Short Visit Leo, 22, (left) and Milton, 19. sons of Mr. and Mrs, E. G. Bowman, 557 Norton avenue, had Christmas early this week with their parents. Leo joined the air force in 1946. Milton, who entered the army this past August, is in the 11th airborne division. He was to leave today for Cainp Campbell, Kentucky. Leo will leave for his base Christmas day. ' CITY NOTES FATALITY Springfield, Ore., Dec. 21 u -1 Springfield today recorded its first traffic fatality in six years. James A. Tower, 76, died last night of Injuries suffered when he wao struck by an automobile driven by Earl E. Gandy of Eu gene. PORTLAND MOTORIST DIES Portland, Dec 21 (ifu-Frank I. Presnall, 32, Portland, was killed arly today when his .car struck a pole, throwing him out of the automobile. cember 20 at 9:55 a.m., follow: Bend, . Orv?on Ut-ci-mber 19. 1950 Honorable Mayor and City Couiiiiission Bend. Orwtn Gentlemen: The wriicr of this letter was employed by Mr. M. A. Picrry in regard til his transac tions with Mr. uoodrich and .Mr. roley con cerning the Northwest Quarter of the North west Quarter NW4 NW0 and the Southwest Quarter of the Southwest Quarter (SWVi SV4) of Section Sixteen (1B, Township Sixteen (16), S. R. Twelve (iy, e. w. m: tn the past there had been some mtsunder derstanding but after the negotiations con ducted today there has been agreed that Mr. A. C. Goodrich and Robert Foley are the absolute owners of: The Northerly 30 acre of the NW-4 NW.H. Section 16, Town ship 16, South Ranee 12, E. W. M-, with an appurtenant 30 acre water right from the Deschutes County Municipal Improvement District System. and that Mr. Pierey is the owner of: The South 10 acres of the NW NWM and the SW4 NWy, Scc " tion 16, Township 16, South Range 12, E. W. M.. with not to exceed a 25 acre water right ap - purtenant thereto. It has been agreed between the parties that appropriate conveyances will be executed to put this agreement into effect. Mr. Piercy is perfectly satisfied with this arrangement and agreeable to his grantees. Mr. Goodrich and Mr. Foley, selling the 30 acre water right to the City or anyone else. B , Mr. Piercy will agree that the City shall have the refusal of the Southerly 10 acres of the NH'ii NW4 and the 40 acres com prising the SW NW4 of Section J 6, Township 16 South Range 12, before he sells said tract to any other person and at any time Mr. .Piercy desires to sell said property he will advise the City and give the City the opportunity to purchase said land at the price that he can obtain trom any other purchaser. Mr. Piercy wants it understood that he has been treated fairly by.Mr. Foley and Mr. Goodrich and has no complaint whatever to make. Very Truly Yours, Geo. H. Brewster QUITCLAIM DEED Vol. 95 Page 536 KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRES ENTS, That A. C. Goodrich and Grayce B. Goodrich, husband and wife and Robert 11. Foley and Irene J. Foley, husband and wife in consideration of One dollars and other considerations dollars to them paid by M. A. Piercy do hereby remise, release and forever QUITCLAIM unto the said M. A. Piercy and unto his heirs and assigns all our right. title and interest in and to the following described parcel of real estate, situate in county of Deschutes State of Oregon, to-wit; The Southerly Ten (10) arret in the Northwest Quarter of the Northwent Quarter (NWHNWti). together with the Southwetth Quarter of th north west Quarter (SW Vt NW V, Section Sixteen (16), Township 16 South, Range 12 East W. M., together with al water rights appurtenant thereto. Considered less than $M.00. TO HAVE AND TO HOLD, the same, to gether will all aid singular the hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto belonging or in anywise appertaining .to the said M. A. Piercy and to his hem and assigns lorever. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, We have here unto set our hands and leaU this 19 th day of December, A. p. 1950. A. C- Goodrich (Seal) Grave, B. Goodrich .(Seal) Robert H. Foley (Seal) Irene J, Foley (Seal) Also introduced at the meeting, but not in sequence, was the re port by the city attorney. It also loiiows, in run: Commission of the City of Bend: Gentlemen- -1 . Pursuant to your direction that I examine the county records pertaining to the four parcels of land in the Tunulo district now under option to the City of Bend and ascer tain and report to you when the persons optioning such tracts took title thereto and what was paid by them for the land I haitj, completed such examination and have Km following to report: J Parcel No. 1 SEHJ of SEVi Sec. 1 T. f (J - S V.N UPS 13 Or ANNUAL STATEMENT For tlie rear epdett December .11, 1IMS Of the unittd States Brand) of London and Scot , tiih Assurance Corporation, LizjivK. Of Lea don, England nude to the luiurauce Com m l wliwurr of tbi Stmt of oregiMi, pursuant to law Income Set prCmloms reeeltrd i t 0U,9I2.8S Tutal inter.., dividends and real ntili Income . S1.UO.S3 Income from .Mlier aonrcva 8.373.46 Total Income 6BO.lCfl.oS 1-J.KJ3.S7 S32.3S7.M 7.877.22 CG3.024.&1 n ibb trn RTir rMTH Net amount tutl for Umr Loi adjust Dim I ententes , Undertvrltlne etitetuwi. Alt other einendhori-s (Inelud In InveMmeol einenses $1.- 634.071 Total dMiriM.in-i)t . . ADMITTETl ARRTTft Vain of bonds turned l-mur- Used! : 1.2M.30I.21 value of Mock ovned (mar ket ralnet 37fl.1II.C(: Cli In hanlia and on band 2S3.DG0.91 Preniltinia In ruorse of rnllectton Written alne fbnfBtnhwr Hii 1B49. . Interest and renta doe and ne- croea . rrr, Other itaeta (net) 220.830.93 LUtbilltfaa. Surplu ud Otber Toada 4.48.01 1.22U.13 1.113.942.14 Total nnnalri claim JEetlmited loaa adjnattnent ei pena tar otutr!d ealBf Total unearned nrmlnm , , . ,, am omer itannine . 5.034.M S4A.439.68 1.462. SO Capital nald np (am In the U.8. Stat. Oeiwslt) 1250.000.00 Cntnlrned t B n d I fanrplosl .021.529.00 arrHna at regards polterhnldera I.ITl.BK.M wii . X.I12.94S.U BoatnMa In IWaii tnr tha Ret premlumi relrt.. . 72..1t!a-11 el 1nfte oald 82-!" It Sb Enjoy Ooieesf SA' ; BamEO-in4J0D Why take less im than the best. . J3ll . when it costs so little I Jjjfl - ' PRICE FULL 100 PROOF JJJIi10 IT BOURBON""! Ipar I 1 BrUAMHT lOUnON WHWrv . COHTMtNTAl MTUM COW. fHIA. PA. S. II, 11 E. W. M. 40 arm. Oplloiinl liy O. I) . Ktrby .1 Jf.OlHI. Tillr l votrl In lln Slalp of Orison. I llml tmlhtiiK ul tmthl lu littlicatp uli.t Intpr.t Mr, Klriiy may liuvp lltprplii. wIipii kurlt llilprril tun ai'qulrnl ur what It coil. I'arerl No. WH ut SWVi Sw. It T S. II. 12 K. W. M. SO tern. (illonrl liy llnrlry lUriliH al JlfiOul). Tillr U vrali'd In lUrlry llarntx ami Kattilri'it. llarlikM hy tlcint Irnm Calhriotf Herb alul l.tm llvrli it.ilMl (IpI. UK II) 4?. tiM-Uittic roiilitcraliolt ul "$10 ami oihpr kkh1 cotiKldpratiuiKi" tmltjcct i inuri- tw ol fillil.aa and uxr lor yjr 1SM7 lnti'rnal Ht'Vruutf Statnix $11. Sfi nunoxnl n tlml Ituhrato ctmiiji-iallun abovv iMiailU' branro al 5SC00. I'arcrl No. 3S ot NKl ot S,t 3 T. 17 S. It. It K. W. M. SKU ot SK4 anil K'4 ot SWVi ( SKVi Sit. SCi T. IS S. It, II K. Vt. M. ot N Mi ot NW ut NW V4 Sm-. 1 T. 17 S. K. II K. W. M. ISU arm In all. Ui llonnl by Kolwrt K, Alky al $'.'0IIUU. Tillv to Nli.ur NKU Src. a It vrilr.l In Itolwrt F. AlU-y ami wife by tlitnl Irom W. K. Samtvl, a wiilowvr, ilatrtl Marrh 2. 1114, reciting t-otlMtlrration ul $kI)9.Iiu tubjorl to taxri (or years 1D3I. 4 anil ,5. lultfrnal Kevrnuv Stamut annrxnl to ltvti in- ilirate coutnlrralion above ineutnbranret ut about jaiKlO. Title to reinaimler ot tract Is vetvit in llcichutci County Municipal Im provement District ami I titul nothinit of recurtl to lnilicate wbat interest the Alley, may have therein, when acquired, or cost thereof. Parcel No. 4 WV4 of N't4 Sec. Ill T. S. R. K' R. W. M. SU acrei. Uutioued by Hub ert It, Foley anil Alva 0. tioodrich ami their wives, al $1001)0. Title to SWVi of NWVi and S. 70 acres of NWW ot NWU Islveitiil in A. C. tioodrich ami Robert II. Foley by deed from M. A. Piercy. single, dated Dee. IU4H. and reeonled on xaid date, in which deed a life estate in said real property is reserved ill the itrantor. Consideration stated is "91 and other valuable ronsidera, tions". Internal Revenue Stamps $1.10 an uc.xcd to the deed indicate consideration of $10011. Title to northerly U0 acres of NWVt of NlVi is vested in A. C. Cioolrich and Robert H. roley by deed from M. A. riercy. single, daleit lec. 22, 1H4II, and recorded on said date. Consideration stated Is "$l and other valuable considerations . Internal Revenue Stamps $1.10 annexed tu deed in dicate consideration of $101)0. Dated Dec. Ill, 1'J.iO. Respectfully submitted, Ross Farnham City Attorney. In explaining the quiti-lnlm ileotl to Plwey, Oootlrleli tolil tilt1 eonmilHHloii! "At tlie tlnu the oily uptinii wits litki'ii, about the midillii of An Ktist, we wow In iioilvo opt'i'iitlon of the 'rtiimtlo Intel. lion Wadtlle, out' lessee iintler ti fWo-yoitr louse, hittt put In i'1'eslutl wheal Ki'tiss iiihI was pitipai'hiK to plant alfal fn. He snspentletl opeiatltiiis aftei' lite opt ion was lukt'ii. "I must confess a inlsliike In Jutlitment. I telt that I'letvy woultl iiKfoe to transter of the wn. lor t'ltthls tu the eity. Me is not willing now to make such a trans fer." OlillKiitlon Holoasotl ' Ciooilrloh explnlntHl fut'thoi- thai "we have been released from pay lug taxes and water rent" on the SO-aere tract lor the rest of IMor cy's life, addintt: "We luive your SoXX); you may have it back, Wo Ititve ;tO ncres of water. You may have It at the regular price, lie (Pierey) litis SO ucres. He will give (he city first refusal if he tlecldea to sell this water." "Mow much did you pay down," Commissioner liner demanded, re ferring to the Goodrich und Foley purchase of the I'letxy property. "None of your damn business," (Tioodrich retorted, almost imme diately apologising to Mayor T. O. Sexton lor losing his temper. "You know yourself it's a crooked deal," Baer next charged. Then, referring to an editorial in Wednesday's Bend Uulletln, Baer said: "You and Bob Foley mo The Bulletin's fair-haired boys, and the paper Is trying to protect yo." Mayor ExMstulutoi After Mayor Sexton had expos, tulated over the injection of per sonalities into the discussion. Baer aguin charged that a "shake down" was being attempted, "If you buy this witter t(ioot. rlch-Foloy option) I'll gel an In junction and take the case into court," he threatened. , E. L. Nielsen, new city commis sioner, nsked thai the minutes of an August 'I commission meeting, at which the commission decided lo lake the Tuinalo water options, he read, The mlrnilcM showed that till commissioners were present, unci Hun the (ipllun vole was unanimous. liner admitted that he had voted to take the options, staling thai "1 didn't know (hen that the people were facing a shake down", "You were willing then. Appar ently your only objection now concerns lhe people Involved; nol the price," Nielsen observed, "I don't see how the city can afford to toss away 513(H) in option money." "You actually paid Piercy $200. You gave It, to hint In June," Baer next charged, addressing his re marks directly to Cioodiich, Sexton again remonstrated that any such transaction was "none of the city's business," "It Is our business to sec that the city Is not shaken down," Baer retorted. , llulley CommcnlN Commissioner Hnlph Bailey, re marking: "Let's bo sensible," noxt charged thill Baer, while profes sing solicit uto for the Interests of taxpayers, on several occasions had votr.l for unbudgctcd expen ditures. He cllcd Biter's demand that the city clem- sidewalks of snow last winter, although no money had been budgeted for that purpose, as an example In point. "I feel that it woultl be silly to pass up the water options, if we ctin'l gel water from any other source," Bailey declared, "There Is nothing more we can do," W. O, Cuthherison, city iniin ager remarked, apropos waler from oilier sources, (iooilrlch al Ihls point offered to show lhe complete records of his Tumuli) water tllslrlcl trans actions "lo tiny member of the city government hut Commission er liner." 1 Commissioner Bert White re minded Baer ' thai II was only good business to buy and sell at a profit, anil remarked that "you would do lhe Maine" If an oppor tunity offered. Goodrich also pointed out, ut one stage of lhe discussion, that under a 1 !!!! water right adjutll cm Ion lhe 80-aoie Tumnlo Intel had '12. H acres of water, As of July 1, lilftO detormlniitlon, Im provements made by himself and Foley had Increased this waler lo 35,'. acres., he said. Ctithbcrtson Introduced figures showing acres of waler Involved in the various options. The Hob or t F. Alley option woultl afford H-l.tl acres of waler, at a ttiltil cost to the city of $20,000, or $237 per acre of water. This place has Im provements with a possible salv age value of four or five thousand dollars, Ctithbcrtson said. TmvtH I.InIciI The Gooilrlch-Foley tract (orig inal 80 acre option) 5.V2 acres of waler al a price of $10,000 or $1H1 per acre of wutor. The Hurley Harms tract, 5K.-1 acres of witter ut a price of $1.1, 000, or $257 per ncre of wulur. The Harms tract has several thousand acres of contiguous Taylor grazing land, which has considerable value, Cuthbertson explained. The O. C. , Kirby tract, 3-I.I acres of wnter, ut u price of $5,- 000, or $M7 per acre In vulut most lusliiiictis lhe dlffcrcnc price pur acre of waler u equals lhe' difference In sal' values, Culhhi'iisoli expliilnt't until', aiinoiiKn insisting the whole nffnlr should he pi a "vole of lhe people," Insiea through outright purchase funds raised by Increased w rales, ended his phase of the mission Willi Hie remark: "Let the next commlHslou II up." The inoetliiu adjourned on utile. 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