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8 The Bend Bulletin, Friday, July 21, 1961 TO GIVE CONCERT The K.rlitad Family Singen who will appear at the Firit Lutheran Church in a concert Monday evening at 7:30 p.m., itandard time. Karlstad Family Singers fo offer concert Monday Appearing in a sacred concert at the First Lutheran Church on Monday, July 24th, 7:30 p.m. itandard time, the Karlstad Fam ily Singers from Tacoma, Wash., will present a sacred program of choral music representative of the great music masters, such as Bach, Brahms, Grieg, Handel, Grotchaninoff, Mendelssohn, Pi ton, and Tchaikowsky. In addi tion, a variety of national carols and folk songs, together with a group of seasonal hymnodlc gems, will be offered. Originating from a busy parson age home where singing was made a special family project, the Karl stad Family Singers regard their concert appearances as a mission to promote inspiration for fam ilies to do things together. Pastor and Mrs. Alfred M. Karl stad and their five children (Janice 18; Curtis 16; Judy 13; Elizabeth 7 and Deborah 3) set aside one evening each week as "family night", pursuing the difficult task of mastering a wide range of sa cred music. Many of the concert selections have been drawn from the concert repertoires of famous college choirs. The Family Singers, for the sec ond consecutive summer, are spending their vacation by travel ing through 26 states giving 33 concerts from coast to coast Their itinerary includes a few days stay at the mammoth youth convention of the American Luth eran Church to be held In Miami, Fla. , Reynolds eases school refund TROUTDALE (UPI)-Reynolds Metals Co., recently awarded a $222,000 tax refund, has agreed to make it as easy as possible for Reynolds School District which must return half the money. The tax refund was ordered by the Oregon Supreme Court In connection with ' assessments on the company's aluminum plant here. The school district said If Reyn olds demanded Immediate pay ment of the $121,000 school dis trict share of the refund, it would plunge 1061-62 school financing In to chaos. The firm has announced It will defer the entire sum for one year, then take the money in two equal payments ending in 1064. Reyn olds said It will not charge any interest I sm i fa O j''fufl 00 AIM Drl-r Nrf , : in Paul Harvey Newt t:l 1110 Mutto Tim - T:(l0 K-lXmd Musical Patrol ft ro BumliUnd Mustr. Nri .!wpuiitp Sttrvir Prvnmm 9.45 U: 00 BandMand Music. Hewt avrtiHiuv :K-Newi Around The World Oft TNT ..30 cVuniy Agent a :4V-Farm Reirlr T:00 Mornin MlrtMeWewi ' ?su Murnmg Roundup 00 Honor Roll of Must 8 IS Lncel Nrwi S Jft-tl. nor R"U 0 MusiO. Nflwa I: vTip Tuna ID 0CV Honor Rntl at MlUtlO. New Hi: SO l-waj Ni ID. Honor Hull of Muaio, News 37 on N'ntimt MfMia 12. lft Todey's CIsMtaeds U: IS f port Kavltw i;-30-Nnnntlme Melodies . . 1?:SH fivn News 13:45 Farmers Hour Tpe in Muic ..W-Paul Harvry I ts Tops In Music. Now 1 'A ApMiklnt of Sports 3: so Tir In Mumr. Nwa I 2S-5nMiklnt Sioni J: SO Tm In Muatr. ntwi ho rtoiihwoat Na 4 0 Tot In Music 4 3KV-T.HH IB Muste. Ntm-g ft 00 Uaira Commission Protnra ft o Top In Music ft ?4 Apraklnf of ffpurV ft .m-Toin tn Mintc ft Mv-5nrtal Sumy progrmm no Tope In Muif ft n-4H Club Program $ ?5-K Bnd Mutlral Patrol l is ;rard Ola Openr T.!IS hums I no tnrv Lurty ft A FUMstand ft no nair Nniherfer I 0ft Bandstand Music Mr SP sees big saving if WP faken over SAN FRANCISCO (UPI)-South-ern Pacific and Western Pacific would save some $6,200,000 a year if SP were allowed to take over control of WP, according to officials of SP. The picture was presented at a hearing of the Interstate Com merce Commission on whether Southern Pacific or Santa F should be given permission to ac quire stock control of Western Pacific. The SP submitted an IB project "co-ordination" plan listing how the money could be saved. The far-reaching plan proposed that SP tear up hundreds of miles of track and plan coordinate op erations so that Western Pacific and Southern Pacific could use each other's lines where desirable. WP Independence Southern Pacific stressed that It Intended to keep Western Pa cific as an independent organiza tion in spite of the wholesale con solidations and the fact that the railroads were in competition. Some of the biggest proposed consolidations include combining of yards, maintenance and termi nal facilities In Sacramento, Stockton, Oakland, San Jose and San Francisco. Another change would be the elimination of Western Pacific barges which now make nine trips across San Francisco Bay daily. Instead that traffic would be moved across San Francisco Bay on a Southern Pacific line over the Dumbarton Bridge. Monopoly Charged Consolidation of the railroads would permit abandonment of WP's main yard, its passenger terminal, a freight house and 24 miles of track here, plus a reduc tion of more than 100 in the work force. The abandoned property could then be available for valuable property development, the SP pointed out The Southern Pacific said that under its plan some 500 jobs would be cut at a saving of some $3,800,000 a year. Santa Fo, the "other party" In the battle of giants and the rail road preferred by WP has yet to present its case for seeking control of the small 1,200 mile WP, a key link In transcontinental and Pacific Northwest rail routes. Testimony of the 12,500 mile SP so far has hinged on the econo mies that could be achieved through SP control. The 13,500 mile Santa Fe is expected to ar gue that SP control would mean a western railroad monopoly. Bacaloff seeks Colbert ouster DETROIT (UPI) Jim Baca loff, a stockholder from Portland, Ore., said today he will demand that the Chrysler Corp.'s board of directors oust company presi dent L. L. Colbert. If the board fails to fire Colbert at next week's board of directors meeting in New York, Bacaloff said he would then attempt to call a stockholders meeting to elect a new board. Three from area at Eugene show Sptcial le Ths Bulletin SISTERS Mrs. Charles K. Weil, Bend, accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Jack Austin of Sisters to Eu gene on Saturday, where they at tended the eighth annual clothes line art show sponsored by the Eu gene At Center. Mrs. Austin exhibited a number of her abstract oil and water color paintings at the Eugene show. 1-Legal Notices NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT In the District Court ot the State of Oregon for Deschutes County. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the undersigned, Administra trix of the estate of JOHN A. WEBER, deceased, has filed her final account in the above en titled court, and that August 14, 1961, at 2:00 o'clock p.m. in the Court Room of the above entitled court has been appointed by the court as the time and place for the hearing of objections thereto, if any, and the settlement thereof. Dated and first published July 14, 196L MAE WEBER, Administratrix of said estate Craig C. Coyner, Attorney for said estate, 830 WaU Street Bend, Oregon 187-193-199-205-C ORDER SETTING TIME FOR HEARING AND REQUIRING NOTICE TO BE POSTED BEFORE THE DISTRICT ) BOUNDARY BOARD OF ) DESCHUTES COUNTY, ) OREGON ) This matter comtne retmlarlv on beifore the Board upon the pe- uuuu oi uiree legal voters living in the territory in Question. Deti- tioning for a change in the boun daries of Tumalo School District No. and Redmond union High acnooi uismct No. UiJ 6y ex cluding therefrom: Trs Mil' ii every detail Buffet Lunches Served Daily rae QARDEN DININQ ROOM In The Pilot Butte Inn EXCELLENT FOOD & SERVICE PUBLIC AUCTION LOGGING EQUIPMENT AND SHOP Sunday-July 23-1:00 p.m. lVi Miles South of Redmond on Highway 97 '52 D. T. Diesel '45 Fruehauf Trailer '42 Inf. Diesel '41 Std. Trailer '45 Kenworth '56 Gen. Tagalong '44 Stude Self Loader '48 Fruehauf Tank Trailer 5500 Gallon 25' Aluminum Parts Van D8 Cat 3 Drum Log Loader on Gl Studebaker Misc: 1 set Dual Axels Log Bunks Complete Shop consisting In part of: Welders, Acetylene burning outfit, steam cleaner, floor jack, chain hoist, heavy duty grinders, bench grinders and tools of all kinds. Lots of miscellaneous tools and equip ment, etc. Oren Sudtell Auctioneer, Inc. 7219 S. W. Cedar Lane Portland, CY 2-1885 Wm. M. Anderson, Jr. Owner All of Block 59. Lots T, 8. 9, 10, 11. 12, Block 58; all of Block 54; all of Block 53; all of Block 50; all of Block 49; Lots 7, 8. 9, 10. 11, 12, Block 48; all of Block 45; all of Block 44; all of Block 43; all of Block 38; Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, Block 39; Lots 9, 10, 11, 12, Block 39; all of Block 34; all in Laidlaw, in the SE',4 of Sec. 31, Twp. 16 South, Range 12 E.W.M. Lots 3, 4, b, 6, 7, and 8. Block 70, Laidlaw in the SE'4 of Section 31, Twp. 16 South, Range 12 E.W.M. Lots 1, 2, and 10, Block 70, and Lot 9, Block 70, Laidlaw, in the SE!4 of Sec. 31, Twp. 16 South, Range 12 E.W.M. and that the boundaries of Des chutes County Administrative School District No. One be changed to include the above de scribed territory, and said peti tion appearing to be in order, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that the 2nd day of August, 1961, in the County Courtroom in Bend, Deschutes County, Oregon, at the hour of 10 A.M. be, and it is hereby set as die rime for hear ing thereon, at which time all persons having objections to such change in boundary may appear and present said objections. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that notice of said hearing be posted in three public and con spicuous places within the terri tory in question at least fiftten days before action is taken by this Board, and that said notice be published in a newspaper of general circulation in the area in question. Such notice shall set forth the boundaries ot the terri tory proposed to be excluded from Tumalo School District No. 3C and Redmond Union High RAPTQ n the best sound Y around 690 KC School District No. UIJ, and In cluded in Deschutes County Ad ministrative School District No. One, and the date and place of hearing thereon by the District Boundary Board. Dated at Bend, Oregon, this 12th day of July, 196L D. L. Penhollow, County Judge, Chairman G. F. Baker, Commissioner F. C. Shepard. Commissioner Velma Buckingham, County School Superintend ent and Clerk, DESCHUTES COUNTY BOUNDARY BOARD 1S7-193-C CALL FOR TRUCK BIDS The Central Oregon Irrigation District, Redmond, Oregon, will receive bids for one truck cab and chassis at the District Office until July 25, 1961, 8:00 o'clock a.m.. Pacific Daylight Time. Specifications may be obtained either by calling at or requesting by mail from the District Office. The District reserves the right to reject any or all bids. E. G. Mansfield, Mgr., Central Oregon Irrigation District, Redmond, Oregon. 188-190-193-C J9C Now Available BY THE GALLON Coca-Cola i. Root Beer j No Deposit Required On Jug Bend Dairy Queen 604 S. 3rd. 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(SoinnieihD THE 42nd ANNUAL DESCHUTES COUNTY FAIR AUGUST 4-5-6 REDMOND FAIRGROUNDS Redmond, Oregon fat stock RODEO PARADE CARNIVAL SAlE SAT. 1:30 P.M. Saturday 3 BIG DAYS SATURDAY Daylight Tim I I 7:30 P.M. SUN. 1:30 P.M. 11:30 A M' afternoons nd Daylight Time D.ylight Tim. D.yllght Tim. EVENINGS BUCKAR00 . CAKE 4H & FFA FLOWER BREAKFAST -d DISPLAY 5:30 f. ?:30 A.M. BREAD D.yii,htT!m. BAKING GRANGE atZoInos CONTEST CONTESTS BOOTHS CHARIOT FREE PRIZES GRAND PRIZE New This Year DAmir . . . PHOTOGRAPHY KAUNG Throughout Free Weekend EXHIBIT SATURDAY Th Dr In RENO SATURDAY and at nd SUNDAY SUN0AY RIVERSIDE ANTIQUE AUTO August S4 Au,u,tJ HOTEL EXHIBIT 3 FUN FILLED DAYS PLAN TO ATTEND SEE DESCHUTES COUNTY ON DISPLAY
