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
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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
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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
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AUGUST 4-5-6
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