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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (May 26, 1955)
The tend fiuiierin, Thursday, May 26, 1955 j Legal Notice Htmrr. OF SHERIFF'S SA1.B UNPER hXfcXMJTION BY VlKTDfc of an Kwullun in For, cl.mur Jwiuwl out of and undtr lite fill vt the Circuit Court of itn HUu of Ortiron for tri County of Uracliuum U m JirrlJ and iUil May lxii. In crrtaiii uit tthirrln h. J. Brui-k-rt Mul Florfiw llrurkrrt. Td Juilfrllitrllt ftirkJnkt tor iM K.df.U. 1 rd ft. Holli.lay mud Ih.rothy I.. HoiliiUy. hUFOniid and iff. id tt.r nufii of 'HiiM Troiuarul Dollar. i30,ooo.oui. with in trt tti.-i.-oii at U rat of Fix F-r. t-Mil tt'A I vt 11111111111 from Aocoiit 2',, Iff-1, until Mtiii. and fo- ll'f f oi til er turn of Fivr n-liura H.Wl till-M-arrli and rimiiinfttioii. mid the fuiUt i aum of Thirty-! ivr lluttdrrd litHam (13f.Wl.iMJ attorney' fee, mid llu- furth er turn of Fifty-four nod lollrti 1u4.'iU, fur their cootn Mini dlslmmefiii-fin here id, md for ft further lwrre forrcliMf.-a- WortKte held, oy the until K. J. Urj-rk.-i l Mud r luretn' Hrut k.-rt miri-t the ald defendant alxiv imiii-i1, rov. erintr th follow intr deiwribed nnnl:t. to-wil : Th S'juthwwt 0arter of the South east Quarter iSWI4SKli uf Sec tion SfVfiitrn (l7l, Tuwrwhip Sev enteen 1 1 I. South Harm Twel (lit. KWM. esreptinir ilifrffd.m the rMil of wav of old Tin lJal)ea-ri,jf.,rnia Highway, ami al. Mil (tie Southe! Quarter of the S.iuth.-fcxt Q-iarter lHKl4SKl'4l of Sn tiuti Seventeen. Townhip Seven teen, South. Ranire Twelve KWM. exi-rpt that portion thereof dew-ribed h MIowh: Ifr-jrinninir at t. north-,-a-.t corner of ouid SKI4SKII. them North Kit0 fi4 07" Went aloit the Norih I in- of fiild SK14SKI .'A iNKj.H feet Ihmce Hnulh 0 !' Til" W.-t parallel to llti'Kuxt line or hh ill SK14SK1 4 HUM fwl : tht-in-K.rtitli Btf0 f.4' 07" Kurt nrll('l to h- North line or hhii Sou 0 trt-t; Iheiic North IKI" t:f II' KMt fcliititf thf Kl lint of ai SKltSKt'4 1171.86 ftfl to I lie luin uf Imtimilni'. All imhi-t to: Th rliflit of wity of it, tivr Thr nM..('lif.rn;it Hih. wrv it,2 I)e-.lit. 'JlJ Irrixfttlon riht f wy of thf iii-wi'huH HrclMiua llim Mini lrriitll.i ('. M Oml. Hot, rltfht of wy of thf l'rifk l'w r ittid l.ittht 'fniitiy for trimmi. Hloii line lf. pH-dx. A'Mf. I. ( ly w' rioitfnenl for drivfwy 4-riut the Northfiuit corner of Mild SKI4 SKI4 (r, Dfcilit, 41101. Tit ACT NO. TWO i South Highway AcrfUK I'urt of the ftfUtheoNt Qunrtt-r itf thf Northwwt (iuartw (HKI4NWI4I of Kfctloli Sevwitern (171. Townnhli Klfhtffii (18) Hnuth, Kunitf Twflvf (121. K WM.. dtiurilx-d m follow: lltvlnniiiK at a liiit 1H0 ft South of thf North line of aid Sta tion on thf Kaat boundary of Thf D.llen-Caltft.rnia Iduhway (new or IfU lucatlunl, tlirnre Southerly aloiiK thf Kjuit boundary of waid llitrhway aplirvilmatrly HIIO fn-t u thf North boundary uf thf KiK-hrii Canal. Ihfm North 13s Kat tM ffft, thenvc WfNt 3S0 ffft to thf dare of beirlnnliiir, rontainlnK four and one-half arrtn. more or If ; And Nino, a fiart of the Southwest (unrtfr of tin- NorthfMitt Quarter (SWI4NK14I and of thn Southeast (Jmirlfi of thf Northwint Quarter (K!-:i4NWl4l, of null) Kt-ction Hfv vnteen (17), dftwrlbeil an fullowit: lip. Rlnnintr at the ItiU'rufrtlon of the North line of the Houthwmt Quarter of the NortheuHt Quarter ISW14 NKI4) of aaid Section with the Went line or The Dallea.California llltrhway (old. i,r Ittltt location), thence Southwesterly along said WfMt line of Ha Id Highway 6U0 feet, thenre Went 6ll feet, thence North easterly U Kant H60 feet, thence Kant un the North line of thf Mouth pant Quitrter of the Nurthweal Quar ter tSKl4 NWl4) C:i0 feel ti iHilnt of beirliitittiir. tave and ex rent one acre horderlnK on Tlte Dal. leu-California Highway (U26 or new juration) on the Niirthwi-Ht corner, THAt'T NO. T1IKKK - An undWld rl uiif-half internl with Ted S. Hoi lt.Uy and Dorothy I,. HidlidHy In: The KhkI One-half of the Northeast Quarter (El2 NE14), Sulhwit fjitartfi of the Nortlieaiit Quartfr (NWl4 NKl4) of Section Twenty. Heven (27). Tow n h li Sevi-ntifti I Suth Range Twelve (121. KWM. aald ares dencrllwd containa TRACT NO. fOURr That portion of the Northeast Quar ter of the Northweat Quarter (NKl4 NWl4) and the North went Quar ter of the Nort)iat Quarter (NWl4 NEl4) of Hertioo Kur (4), Ti,wn- hip Eighteen I 111 I , South Ituiitte Twelve ( 12). KWM. defcrfbrd an fulloAB! beginning at a point 1&4.17 feet South aiid Z'JT.U feet Wrl of the North Quarter curi.t-r of nUI SvLtion A, thence South 44&.W feet to an iron lipe; theiu-e r-att ltl.l fee.; tin lu e North IUb.Ua feet : theme on i'.U foot radiur curve to Die left A'tt. fet-t tSuLUnd.-! angle equal i degfee) litem Went ItL.S) fret to the pjlnl of beginning, contain ing five lit acre, (note or len, ll In Deri-hutf County. Oregufi. TRACT NO. FlVh: 'fne Northet Quarter of the North Quarter (NKl4 NWl4) of Wtion Nineteen I IU Towimlilp Seveiit-ii ll'i) South Range Thir teen ( 13), .a-t of Hie Willaliirtte Meridian ami dim-ting that Die prot-erty Le wild it public ale under Ki ution in Fore rloaure by the Slterlff of Jencr,utef Coun iv Orfeoii. in the ma filter t.rovidi-t by law and that the iroreed thereof be ai.nlieil. Kirrt. to the l.aymerit of r.ntit and e,elsen of urh Wile and of aid "it it : Secoi.d. to lite pnyineiil ;i I'lainiiff"' judgment, together with '.n-tere-t. abstract chargen and attortteya' fee, and Third, "hat the over-ulu. il any there be. be raid over to the Defend ant an their interefltn may an pear, .mil urovlded further, lh.it in cane uch nrem. leo do not nell for an amount muffle I ent to (ay xaid Jiidginent, togKher with fori and exiiciint-H, that the I'laimlffx hiiuf u itff ill fin' v Jiidgmeiit agiiiiitd tin Defendant., Ti-d S. liolllday and Doro- thy I,. Mi-IM'lby, InnUm! and wife. Tvr muti defli-iemy. which naid Judgment and Decree wan enrollfil and diH-keted In the rjeiV office or -aid Court and in xaid County on the :U'lh day or March. Ml,. NO'JICK IS IIKRKItr CIV F.N thai pur miani to the term of aald Kxecutioii, I will on the Firxt dny or July, IMf.r,, nt the hour of ten o'clock A.M. at the fnint door of the Courthoiwe in Rend, Drwhute CiHinty. Oreg.-n. offer for aaie and will aell at nubile auction fw cah the h i het bidder to ttatixfy the Judg ment Inwofar a the amount receive) Lt it Male will atify the fume, together with contH of 111 in ale, all of the right. mid mierewt that the Ha id deieiiiliint had or Iihm in and lo the above dencribed TJiil property. IA I ku thin L'f.in day oi may. iunh, rid ftrnt jiubliMhed tliix lith day or May. iiir.r.. t. C. SIIOI.K.S, Hhertri )etchut-H Ciiunly. Oregon DeARMOND. (lOODRlCH FOI.KY It CRAY 1UI4 Roiid Street, Rend. f)re- gon Attorney for Plaintiff NG-ir.VlST.lca.C Rabies Death .... Report Issued CHICAGO (UP) Children undnr 15 accounled for more Uun half the total deaths caused by rabies from 1JM3 to 1051, accotd !iik to the Amf-iicnn Veterinaiy Medical Association. Twenty pep cent of the total deaths were In the five to nine year age group, 19 per cent In the 10 to 12 - year group. Thirteen per cent of the deaths were In cliii- uren under five. Extensive dog vaccination is be lieved responsible tor a steady de cline In rabies deaths. IV.,' v.y :h ' .' ' ' ' Red-Led French Printers Strike PARIS (UP) A CommunisMH printers strike left Paris aJid sov eral other French cities without newspapers today. The 24-hour news blackout was called by the Ked-bossed General Confederation of Labor (CGT) in protest against a National Assem bly decision to discuss a bill mak ing it no longer compulsory for p: inters to register with the un'on. The city's major morning news papers were unable to publish. The European edition of the New York Herald Tribune was among the newspapers affected. The strike was to last through tonight and was expected to prevent publica tion of evening papers. Bridge Repairs Reported Made The bridge over the Deschutes river above Benham falls is again available for limited use through the cooperation of Bryna Produc tions and Brooks-Scanlon, Inc., it was announced today. Brooks-Scanlon provided lumber needed in the renovation Job and banks of the stream just above Benham falls. Kflrlier this season, Deschutes county soortsmen improved the access road to the bridge from the north side. In the present work, new plank ing was placed on the span, and Balsam Gap, N. C, is the high est station for a standard-gauge railway in eastern America. the Hollywood people, now rnakingjIlew raiij. wore erected a western rnovie at a replica of a fronlier fort near Benham falls, provided the labor. Weakened through weathering and years of use, the span was extensively 'used in earlier years when logging operations were un der way in the area, and in more recent years has provided for fishermen easy access to bo'o Caution and load limits signs are still in place. Casablanca, Morocco, claims the world's bisgest municipal swim ming pool, 1.575 feet long and 216 feet wide. Mooiish gir's often ar rive at the pool irv robes and veils, disappear into dressing rooms, and emerge in brief bathing suits. Kidney Slow-Down May Bring Restless Nights When kidney function ikiwi down, mane folka coin plain of .taintliiK backache, head ache, dun rtt--r anc lo of pep and onei gy. Don't iufler resile. s nighta ith ti.te dla. cun. fuil if reduced kidney function Is set tlor you down diw to such comruuii cause an atreaa and strain. ovr-vxertiou or expo, sure to culd. Minor bladder Irritation due to cold or wrong diet may cause uettinif up nights or fretiuecit passu gv-a. Dun't neglect your kidneys If these condi tion bother you. Try Doan'u PI Ik- mild di-urt-tio. tt'n aniaiinK how muny timet Duan' give liJippy relief frum thee dUcomfnrta hi-ip the 16 miies of kidney tu'oct and filtem Hush out waste. Ask for m.w, lai ye. tconomy aize and aava money. Get fj Pilli tudayl GUIDED FRECKLES Barbara Chamberlain, left, and Sandra. Barnett of Fort Worth, Tex., try out the latest in teen-agers' beauty devices punctured tape that helps Mr. Sun put a t add if of freckles across their noses. Plans Underway for Change In Constitution of France A piece of flannel wrapped a- rotind the head of your sewing machine and stitched in place makes a convenient pin cushion. By CIIAKI.KS M. MCAN N I'nlted prcKH Stuff ('orrehpoiidi'iit French political leaders seem to have decided at last that the cas ually rate of their prime ministers is too high. There have been 21 French gov ernments since the end of World War II. Premiers have fallen at he rate of one every six months. As the result, French prestige has declined steadily. The situa tion has become so serious that France is in danger of losing its position as u world power. So the politicians seem to have really made up their minds that they must revise the constitution of the Fourth Republic. What they want to do is to wor'. out a system that will strengthen French government and, at the same time, safeguaixl the country against the emergency of a dictator. The National Assembly, the low er house of the French Parlia ment, approved by a vote of KM to 210 Tuesday night a motion to revise the constitution which was adopted Oct. I I. 1MG. The Amendments Proposed amendments, which have been worked out after two years of study, are designed to give French premiers more aut! ority and to lessen the threat that they may be overthrown on a vofc There is sure to be a long and the amendments are finally ap proved. It may he necessary to call a national referendum on them. j But it does seem that, at last, n long overdue reform will be ef fected. If so it will be because, though French governments are unstable under the constitution of 19-16, he French system of government its elf seems secure. The threat of a dictatorship was ever present, in the minds of French Republicans, for many years after the formation of the third republic. There was a strong monarch ial movement In France right up to the start of World War I in 1911. Marshal Marie Kdme Patrice Maurice de Machmahon tried hard to make himself a "strong man" after his election as president In 1873. Again in the lS80's a military man. Gen. Cieorges brnes,t Jean Marie Boulanger came pretty near establishing himself as a dictator, i Just 10 years ago Gen. Charles ! de Gaulle made a powerful bid to set himself up as the national "strong man." De Gaulle remained a threat to the Fourth Republic for several years despite his lack of the pleas ing personality which a dictator needs. But now, the republic seems Name IheMcdclanl COW and WM a 4r Scholarship to VtfO ot 0$C ! fierce fitrht in the National An I snfe, and France can afford to let sembly and the upper house, the a premier stay. in office long Council of the Republic, before enough to get his chair warm. WE SALUTE THE TAVERNS OF THIS COMMUNITY ON THE 300th ANNIVERSARY OF A GREAT AMERICAN TRADITION Friendly hospitality wat the guiding light of the first tavern to open its doors in our land of freedom threo hundred year, ago. Friendly hospitality continues to be the of the taverns in this community today. guiding light To the men and women who Veep alive this fine American tradition, the folks who brew and distribute Heidelberg Beer offer their congratulations for a job well done. In this great land of ours, we value and appreciate more than ever the freedom to relax in friendly company. When the day's work Is done, our taverns make possible this freedom for men and women in all stations and walks of life. This is democracy In action. And Heidelberg, the bever age of friendly hospitality, Is proud of the part It plays in helping you, the taverns, to fulfill this public service. We therefore, join In inviting the folks of this city to drop In at their favorite taverns. There they vill find an atmosphere of relaxation and contentment. They will moot the kind of people they like to know. And they will find a host who Is eager to serve thorn in the true tradition of American hospitality. Heidelben BREWING COMPANY TACOMA, WASHINGTON May miona) Javemfflonti 300 yaart of Friendly Hocplt&lity ( V V ft 1 MEDO-LAND Men Get Full Instructions on University of Oregon - Oregon State College Ice Crecm Schol arship Contest. Milton Shumway, manager of Medo-Land Creamery Co. (left) shows Leslie Chapman, Route Manager, Kirk Beals, Plant Manager and Lloyd Robinson, Ice Cream Driver Salesman, the guarantee copy to be cut from a half gallon of Medo-Land Ice Cream, a requirement to enter the U of O, OSC Scholar ship contest along with a suggested name for the little cow that appears on the Medo-Land trademark. Winning name will receive a four-year scholar ship to either Oregon State College othe University of Oregon. Four runner up names will each receive a one year. scholarship to either school. Winners can designate scholarship users. Contest ends July 15, 1955. FOUR NEXT BEST NAMES EACH RECEIVE ONE-YEAR SCH0URSmPS!3!fc, ALL YOU HAVE TO DO IS SUGGEST A NAME FOR THE FAMOUS MEDO-LAND COW WHO ALWAYS APPEARS WITH MEDO BOY AND MEDO-GIRL.WITH EACH NAME YOU SUGGEST MAIL THE GUARANTEE COPY CUT FROM A HALF-GALLON MEDO-LAND ICE CREAM CARTON. NO SLOGANS, NO WRITING, JUST MAIL A NAME LIKE "EUGENIE" OR "MEDO-BELL" and the GUARANTEE COPY FROM THE MEDO-LAND RED, WHITE AND BLUE HALF GALLON ICE CREAM CARTON. Grand prize winner receives a full tuition scholarship for four yean at either the University of Oregon or Oregon State College, Runnerup winners for the four next-best names will each receive one full year's tuition scholarship to either school. Scholarship may be used at any time you designate. opy l Medo-Land half-gallons J Cuio-I'am. are ideal for fas. f m f S moothoi ndramN . . laV 1 nrrtA i a aifs ir r n r a aa is made with farm-fresh tweet en UU in) tnl"i '"fill Imit It till Uuli IN liltf fniett!V Rules. . Q Each name submitted must be accompanied' by guarantee (or facsimile) copy cut from one-half ' gallon carton of Medo-Land Ice Cicam. Submit by mail as many names as desired but each must 'be accompanied by guarantee copy. Q Winners will be announced and notified by mail, Q This contest is open to everyone except employees and families of the Medo-Land Creamery Co. and its advertising agency. Con test is subject to all federal, state and local regulations. Q In event duplicate names are sub mitted, earliest postmark will be considered. Duplicate prizes will be awarded in case of lie. Q Judges will be officials of the Medo-Land Creamery Co. and its advertising agency. Thei'r deci sion will be final. Entries will not be returned but become the prop erty of the Medo-Land Creamery Company. Q Contest starts May 10, 1955, and closes at midnight July 10, 1955. All entries must be postmarked1 by Sunday, July 10, 1955. Win ners will be announced July 15, 1955. AT YOUR GROCERS' NOWI