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Television in review
Current trend is toward more
tinted video, reviewer notes
By Rick Du Brew
UPI Stiff WrIUr
HOLLYWOOD (UPI) If you
are wondering whether to shell
out your hard-earned cash for
a color television set, then time
and the current trend toward
more tinted video are in your
favor.
The cost of such a set Is, of
course, inextricably related to
how much color programming
there is, in one of those which
comes first the chicken or the
egg situations. And this year's
breakthrough in color, though
modest, is Indeed a break
through, as your television pro
gram listings will verity.
At the networks, NBC-TV, an
admirable long-time pioneer in
color, already has a large per
centage of its regular shows
aired this way from "Bonan
za" to "Tonight" to its twice
weekly movies to "Sing Along
With Mitch" to Jack Paar, and
many others. But 1963 has seen
the competing ABC and CBS
networks, which trail way back
In this area, take some major
Eight persons
hurt in crash
CLOVIS, N.M. (UPD-EiRht
persons were injured Monday
when the Santa Ke Railroad's
eastbound San Francisco Chief
slammed into a manure truck
at a grade crossing near here
Ten cars of the Chief were
derailed. The track driver, War
rcn J. Neill of Portales, N.M.,
and seven train passengers suf
fered minor Injuries.
The Chief was traveling 20 to
25 miles an hour at the time.
The engineer of the derailed
train, James II. Blankenship, 58,
said he saw the truck on the
crossing but couldn't stop the
train. The truck pulled in front
of the engine, he said, and the
next tiling he knew he was bur
led under "tons of manure."
Two passengers were being
held In Clovls Memorial nospi
tal with minor injuries. They
were H.T. Crenshaw, 80, Valci a,
Tex., and Mrs. Harold Soto, 23,
Red lands, Calif.
Five Santa Fe employes re
ceived minor injuries in tlio de
railment and were being treated
at the hospital. They were
Blankenship, porter Otlian Liv
ingston, 44. Oakland, Calif.;
cook Eddie Walker, 42, Chicago;
brakeman C.E. Hodge. 30, Clo
vis, N.M., and waiter Troy
Walker, 45, Chicago.
Danger less
In Portland
PORTLAND (UPI) -Portland
wouldn't suffer as much as Los
Angeles if one of its water re
servoirs should break, city com
missioner Mark A. Gravson said
today.
The reservoirs in the city are
much smaller In size than the
Baldwin Hills Reservoir in Los
Angeles and a break would not
result in such a big concentra
tion of water, he said.
Grayson also said that In
event of a dam break in the
Bull Run Reservoir the Sandy
River canyon could carry off
excess water with probably
damage only to the Troutdale
area, he said.
APPOINTMENT SET
SALEM (UPI) Three mem-
ben of the State Board of For
estry were reappointed, the gov-
6CT8F s eWice said today.
Named to term expiring Dec.
SI, 196?, were Cei D. Knudson
of P.84Jffisi fetev Hartley of
Saft;(ft Hg befr Kuki of Coos
Bajk
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steps. In addition, local stations
are also picking up the load.
And the price oi color sets, al
ready dropping, will descend
more toward the range of rea
sonableness for the average
wage-earner.
NBC is still by far the color
leader, in documentaries as
well as entertainment, and in
this sense the public is indebted
to it for bringing constant pres
sures. At ABC, however, this
season has seen the new series
"The Greatest Show on Earth"
and the old one "Wagon
Train," turn up tinted. And
there have been such outstand
ing color documentaries as
'1192" and "1776."
At CBS, there is not yet a
regular scries on the air in col
or. But at least two of its ma
jor specials this year, the visit
to Monaco with Princess Grace
and the tour of London with
Elizabeth Taylor, were in color
and there are other experi
ments from time to lime. Las
sie" had some color shows;
Red Skelton's Christmas Eve
program will be in color; and
so will CBS-TV's New Year's
Dav coverage of the Tourna
ment of Roses Parade which,
of course, NBC-TV will contin
ue to cover in color.
The Channel Swim: ABC-TV's
"My Three Sons" series is al
ready renewed for next season
. . .CBS-TV's Raymond Burr, of
"Perry Mason," left last week
end to entertain troops in the
Far East. . .Television's Emmy
awards will be presented May
25 on NHC-TV.
NBC-TV may do a series next
season on "Mr. Mngoo" of the
cartoons . . . Steve Allen's pro
ducer quit; the last producer,
Allan Sherman, was fired not
by Allen and became "My
Son, The Folksinger.
Message set
by President
WASHINGTON (UPll-Presi
dent Johnson will deliver his
first State of the Union mes
sage to Congress Jan. 8, it was
decided todav at a meeting be
tween the President and Demo
cratic leaders of both houses of
Congress.
Senate Democratic Lender
Mike Mansfield, Mont., said it
also was decided that Congress
should adjourn this Friday or
Saturdav and return Jan. 7.
Mansfield emphasized that
the adjournment timetable was
tentative, however, and subject
to the consent of Republican
congressional leaders.
The Democratic leader talked
with reporters after President
Johnson's weekly legislative
meeting with the congressional
leaders.
Speaker John W. McCormack.
Mass., said Johnson "expressed
great pleasure" over legislation
Congress has passed this ses
sion on education, and medicil
facilities.
McCormack called this legis
lation the "greatest" in these
two fields that the current Con
gress has passed.
Agreement set
on berry prices
SALEM (UPI) A three-year
agreement on strawberry prices
for growers w a s announced
Monday night bv Birds Eve Divi
sion of General Foods and the
Oregon - Washington Vegetable
(.rowers Association.
ine agreement provides a
firm price to Birds Eye growers
of 14 cents per pound in 1964
with floor-to-ceiling ranges of 13
to 15 cents in 1965 and 12 to 15
cents in 1966.
The 1963 price was 12 cents a
pound.
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WORLD AGLITTER This giant decoration hangs over Lon
don's busy Regent Street for the Christmas season. Londoners,
as we do, like festive decorations for the yulefide.
Suspect taken
PORTLAND (UPI) -The Fed
eral Bureau of Investigation to
day announced the arrest of
Buford John Clement, 45, who it
said was wanted in Arizona on
a charge of unlawful flight to
avoid prosecution for assault
with a dangerous weapon.
John H. Williams, special
agent in charge of the local
FBI office, also said Clement
was sought by Washington slate
authorities as a 1949 escapee
from the Washington Slate Pen-
itentiary.
1 -Legal
NOTICE OF PROPOSED ASSESSMENT
Costs for that certain improvement described as W. ELEV
ENTH STREET from a point 30:0 feet south of the uorth line
of Newport Avenue to a point 22.0 feet south of the north line
of Quincy Avenue with pavement 36 feet in width, curbs and
such other work as will make a
apportioned to property within Local and Enlarged Improvement
District No. 357. Proposed assessments are on file in the office
of the City Recorder in the Bend City Hall and may be examined
there. The following are the proposed assessments:
OWNER AND CON- BLOCK
TRACT PURCHASER LOT ADDITION AMOUNT
Local Improvement District:
Fred A. Akins, Jr., et ux 5 6 Kenwood $ 1.94
Fred A. Akins, Jr., el ux 6 6 Kenwood 11.84
Jerry Hurley, co Velda
McGinnis 7 6 Kenwood 23.29
Jerry Hurley, co Velda
MeGinnls 8 6 Kenwood 46.57
Walter H. Schauh, et ux 9 6 Kenwood 58 21
Walter H. Schaub. et ux 10 8 Kenwood 104.78
Everett lenti, et ux II 6 Kenwood 104.78
Everett Lentz, et ux 12 6 Kenwood 58.21
Everett Lentz, c o
Clifford Pamperien 13 6 Kenwood 46.57
Everett Lenlz, co
Clifford Pamperien 14 6 Kenwood 23.29
Everett Lentz, eo
Clifford Pamperien 15 6 Kenwood 11.64
Harry O'Grady, et ux 16 6 Kenwood 1.94
Carl M. Stewart, et ux 1 7 Kenwood 143.58
Carl M. Stewart, et ux 2 7 Kenwood 73.73
Reed J. Howard, co
Win. S. Stevens 7 7 Kenwood 73.73
Reed J. Howard, co
Wm. S. Stevens 8 7 Kenwood 143.58
Alda Clarence. 1 8 Kenwood 143.58
Alda Clarenoo 2 8 Kenwood 73.73
Walter Genes, et ux 7 8 Kenwood 73.73
Walter Genes, et ux 8 8 Kenwood 143.58
R. Itasimisscn, et ux 5 9 Kenwood 1.94
James F. Manning 6 9 Kenwood 11.64
James F. Manning 7 9 Kenwood 23.28
II. S. Cox. c. o Georgia
Mi-Rride 8 9 Kenwood 46.57
II. S. Cox. co Georgia
MoBride 9 9 Kenwood 58.21
II. S. Cox, co GeorRla
Mi-Bride 10 9 Kenwood 104.78
Robert A. Johnson, co
Frank Vautier It 9 Kenwood 104.78
Robert A. Johnson, co
Frank Vautier 12 9 Kenwood 58.21
James R. Rarlow, et ux 13 9 Kenwood 46.57
James H. Barlow, et ux 14 9 Kenwood 23.29
Raymond L. Reece. co
G. M. Edwards, et ux 15 9 Kenwood 11.64
Raymond L. Reeee, co
G. M. Edwards, et ux 16 9 Kenwood 1.94
Io A. Scltrope 1 20 Kenwood 1 .02
Leo A. Sohropo 2 20 Kenwood 1.96
E. J. McDermont. c'o
Vern New ton, et ux 8 20 Kenwood 214.18
Homer Colo 4 20 Kenwood 126 63
Homer Colo 5 20 Kenwood 126 63
Lucien McLaurhlin, et ux 1 21 Kenwood 143.58
Forrest F. Lucas, et ux 2 21 Kenwood 73.73
Bessie L. Murphy, c 0
Mahlon 1. Couch, et ux 7 (N's) 21 Kenwood 36 87
S. L. Fox. c 0 Samuel
G. Knapp 7 (S'i) 21 Kenwood 36.87
Bessie L. Murphy, c'o
Mahlon I. Couch, et ux 8 (N'tj) 21 Kenwood 71.79
S. L. Fox. co Samuel
G. Knapp ' 8 (S'i) 21 Kenwood 71 79
Roy W. Cooper, e o
Harold M. Miller, et ux 1
City of Bend 2
City of Bend 3
City of Rend 4
William R. Hotick. et ux 4
William R. llouek, et ux 5
William R. Houok. et ux 6
C. C. Slimkosky. et ux 7
Dessie A. Hamby 8
Sylvia B. Andrews 9
Warren J. Shaw 10
Sylvia It. Andrews 1
Homer R. Smith, et ux 2
Sylvia R. Andrews 3
Sylvia R. Andrews 4
Svlvia B. Andrews 5
Richard J. Sullivan 5
James C. Inee, et ux 5
Pean Pieratt. et ux 6
P. W. Berwick, et ux 7
Omar Strom 8
West Hills, Inc. 7
West Hills. Inc. 8
Harold C. Wilson, et ux 9
in Portland
Williams said Clement had
been living with his wife and
five children at Warrenton, Ore.
The Arizona charge involved
the striking of a Tempe police
officer over the head with a
metal chair in 1958, the FBI
said.
Clement was to be given a
hearing before a U.S. commis
sioner here today and will be
returned to Arizona, the FBI
said.
Notice
finished improvement, have been
S2.7fi0.00
5 Kenwood Gardens
5 Kenwood Gardens
5 Kenwood Gardens
5 Kenwood Gardens
6 Kenwood Gardens
6 Kenwood Gardens
6 Kenwood Gardens
8 Kenwood Gardens
6 Kenwood Gardens
6 Kenwood Gardens
Kenwood Gardens
7 Kenwood Gardens
7 Kenwood Gardens
7 Kenwood Gardens
7 Kenwood Gardens
7 Kenwood Gardens
2 West Hills
3 West Hills
3 West Hills
3 West Hills
3 West Hills
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4 West Hills
4 West Hills
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Delbert D. Hale, et ux 10 4 West Hills 17.58
West Hills, Inc. It 4 West Hills 17.58
West Hills, Inc. 12 4 West Hills 17.58
West Hills, Inc. 9 5 West Hills 17.58
West Hills, Inc. 10 5 West Hills 17.58
West Hills, Inc. 11 5 West Hills 17.58
Robert F. Wheeler, et ux 12 5 West Hills 17.58
West Hills, Inc. 13 5 West Hills 17.58
West Hills, Inc. 14 5 West Hills 17.58
West Hills, Inc. 15 5 West Hills 17.58
West Hills, Inc. 1 6 West Hills 17.58
West Hills, Inc. 2 (W. 125') 6 West Hills 16.28
Vernon W. Larson, et ux 2 (E. 10') 6 West Hills 1.30
L. E. Christian, et ux 1 7 West Hills 17.58
West Hills, Inc. 2 7 West Hills 17.58
Robert L. Coats, co
Jack Jeffers, et ux 3 7 West Hills 17.58
Robert L. Coats, co
Jack Jeffers, et ux 4 7 West Hills 17.58
John E. Prentice, et ux 5 7 West Hills 17.58
West Hills, Inc. 6 7 West Hills 17.58
West Hills, Inc. 7 7 West Hills 17.58
Ernest R. Turner, co
Frederick B. Anderson 8 7 West Hills 17.58
Ernest R. Turner, co
Frederick B. Anderson 9 7 West Hills 17.58
Ernest R. Turner, co
Frederick B. Anderson 10 7 West Hills 17.58
Ernest R. Turner, co
Frederick B. Anderson 11 7 West Hills 17.58
West Hills, Inc. 12 7 West Hills 17.58
West Hills, Inc. 13 7 West Hills 17.58
West Hills, Inc. 14 7 West Hills 17.58
West Hills, Inc. 15 7 West Hills 17.58
West Hills, Inc. 18 7 West Hills 17.58
West Hills, Inc. 17 7 West Hills 17.58
West Hills, Inc. 18 7 West Hills 17.58
Raymond E. Gann, et ux 1 8 West Hills 17.58
Richard D. Lindstrom 2 8 West Hills 17.58
West Hills, Inc. 3 8 West Hills 17.58
West Hills, Inc. 4 8 West Hills 17.58
West Hills, Inc. 5 8 West Hills 17.58
West Hills, Inc. 6 8 West Hills 17.58
West Hills, Inc. 7 8 West Hills 17.58
West Hills, Inc. 8 (Less 10'x
40' Triangle) 8 West Hills 17.31
Enlarged Improvement District:
Walter M. Genes, et ux 5 8 Kenwood
Walter M. Genes, et ux 6 8 Kenwood
Verle L. Mitchell, et ux 3 21 Kenwood
Verle L. Mitchell, et ux 4 21 Kenwood
Bessie L. Murphy, co
Mahlon I. Couch, et ux 5 (NVi) 21 Kenwood
S. L. Fox, co Samuel
G. Knapp 5 (SVi) 21 Kenwood
Bessie L. Murphy, co
Mahlon I. Couch, et ux 6 (N) 21 Kenwood
S. L. Fox, co Samuel
G. Knapp 6 (S4)
City of Bend 1
City of Bend 2
City of Bend 3
City of Bend 4
Dessie Hamby 5
Dessie Hamby 8
Dessie Hamby 7
Dessie Hamby 8
Dessie Hamby 1
Dessie Hamby 2
Dessie Hamby 3
Dessie Hamby 4
Dessie Hamby 5
Dessie Hamby 6 (E.
48')
Dessie Hamby, co
T. E. Spilker, et ux
Dessie Hamby, co
6 (W.
T. E. Spilker, et ux 7
Dessie Hamby, co
T. E. Spilker, et ux 8 (E.
Chester F. Coryell, et ux 8 (W.
Chester F. Coryell, et ux 9
Chester F. Coryell, et ux 10
Kcssler R. Cannon et ux 11
Kessler R. Cannon et ux 12
Powell J. Bing 13
Powell J. Bing 14
Dennis L. Marvin, el ux 15
Dennis L. Marvin, et ux 1
Richard O. Meinig, et ux 2
Richard O. Meinig, et ux 3
John A. Nosier, et ux 4
John A. Nosier, et ux 5
John A. Nosier, et ux 6
John A. Nosier, et ux 7
Jeffrey S. Ward 8
Jeffrey S. Ward 9
Vernon W. Larson, et ux 10
Vernon W. Larson, et ux 11
Bruce G. Markell, et ux 1
Homer R. Smith, et ux 2
R. J. LcBlanc, et ux 3
Ivan D. Farr, et ux 4
Frank Gettle, et ux 5
Robert R. Jeffries 6
Sylvia B. Andrews 7
Sylvia B. Andrews 8
F. V. Russell &
Dessie Hamby 9
Dessie Hamby 10
Homer R. Smith, et ux 11
Bruce G. Markell, et ux 12
7
Dale R. McMcen, et ux
Dale R. McMcen, et ux
George R. Croker, et ux
Kenneth C. Cale, et ux
Brooks-Scanlon, Inc.
Carl M. Berntsen, et ux
Dessie Hamby
Dessie Hamby
Duane Hamby, et ux
F. V. Russell, et ux
William C. Chenowith
William C. Chenowith
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
8 (10 x40'
Triangle)
9 (Less
x 160.11'
Triangle)
9 (10.5' x
160.11'
Triangle)
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12
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15
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John C. Buchanan
John C. Buchanan
C. H. Cleveland, et ux
C. II. Cleveland, et ux
West Hills, Inc.
West Hills. Inc.
West Hills, Inc.
West Hills, Inc.
West Hills, Inc.
West Hills, Inc.
West Hills, Inc.
West Hills, Inc.
West Hills, Inc.
West Hills, Inc.
West Hills. Inc.
West Hills, Inc.
West Hills. Inc.
Norman H. Symons. et ux
West Hills, Inc.
West Hills. Inc.
West Hills. Inc.
West Hills, Inc.
West Hills, Inc.
1
2
3
4
5
West Hills, Inc. 7
West Hills. Inc. 8
West Hills. Inc. 9
West Hills. Inc. 10
J. E. Van Wormer 1 1
West Hills, Inc. 12
West Hills, Inc. 13
West Hills. Inc. 14
Alonzo Smith, et ux 13
West Hills, Inc. 16
$2,760.00
Objections to the above proposed assessments must be FILED
WITH THE CITY RECORDER WITHIN FIFTEEN (15) DAYS
FROM THE DATE OF THIS PUBLICATION. ANY OBJECTIONS
NOT TIMELY FILED WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED. Objections
which are timely filed with the City Recorder will be heard by the
City Commission at the City Hall in the City of Bend at 7:30 P.M.,
on the 2nd day of January, 1964.
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21 Kenwood
30 Kenwood 1st Add.
30 Kenwood 1st Add.
30 Kenwood 1st Add.
30 Kenwood 1st Add.
30 Kenwood 1st Add.
30 Kenwood 1st Add.
30 Kenwood 1st Add.
30 Kenwood 1st Add.
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KENWOOD REPLAT
1 Kenwood Gardens 17.58
1 Kenwood Gardens
1 Kenwood Gardens
1 Kenwood Gardens
1 Kenwood Gardens
1 Kenwood Gardens
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4') 1 Kenwood Gardens 1.41
46')
4')
1 Kenwood Gardens 17.58
1 Kenwood Gardens
1 Kenwood Gardens
1 Kenwood Gardens
1 Kenwood Gardens
1 Kenwood Gardens
1 Kenwood Gardens
1 Kenwood Gardens
1 Kenwood Gardens
1 Kenwood Gardens
2 Kenwood Gardens
2 Kenwood Gardens
2 Kenwood Gardens
2 Kenwood Gardens
2 Kenv ood Gardens
2 Kenwood Gardens
2 Kenwood Gardens
2 Kenwood Gardens
2 Kenwood Gardens
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3 Kenwood Gardens
3 Kenwood Gardens
3 Kenwood Gardens
3 Kenwood Gardens
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3 Kenwood Gardens 17.58
3 Kenwood Gardens 17.58
3 Kenwood Gardens 17.58
3 Kenwood Gardens 17.58
KENWOOD GARDENS
4 Kenwood Gardens 17.58
4 Kenwood Gardens 17.58
4 Kenwood Gardens 17.58
4 Kenwood Gardens 17.58
4 Kenwood Gardens 17.58
4 Kenwood Gardens 17.58
4 Kenwood Gardens 17.58
4 Kenwood Gardens 17.58
4 Kenwood Gardens 17.58
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1 -Legal Notice
SUMMONS
Case No. 12163
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF THE STATE OF OREGON
FOR THE COUNTY OF DES-
LHUTKS
EQUITABLE SAVINGS &
LOAN ASSOCIATION,
A Corporation, Plaintiff,
Vs.
BERNARDINE M. MAYRAND.
a single woman, LEONORE
FLICK, a single woman, and
COLLECTIONS. INC.. A Corp
oration. Defendants.
TO LEONORE FLICK, Defend,
ant:
You are hereby required to
appear and answer or other
wise plead to the complaint fil
ed against you in tne ahove en
titled cause within thirty davs
from the first publication of
this Summons, to wit: Decem
ber 17, 1963. If you fail to ap
pear and so answer or other-
wise plead within said time, the
plaintiff will apply to the Court
for the relief prayed for in its
said complaint, lo-wit:
For iuaement acainst the de.
fendants, Bernardine M. May
rand and Leonore Flick, and
each of them, for the sum of
$1,340.25, together with interest
tnereon at tne rate oi b per
cent per annum from Januarv
10. 1963. together with $250.00
attorneys' fees, and the sum of
iJi.aa tor title search, and its
costs and disbursements hero
in. For a decree foreclosing the
mortgage described in said
complaint, and that the prom
ises. described in said mortgage
and said complaint, be sold at
public sale under execution in
foreclosure in the manner pro
vided by law, and that proceeds
thereof be applied: First, to the
costs and expenses of said sale
ana wis suit, inducting attor.
neys' fees: Second, to the Dav.
ment of the judgment of the
piaintnt, and tne balance, if
any. be paid over to the de
fendants as their interest may
appear, and in case said prem
ises shall not eil for an
amount sufficient to pay the
costs and exjienses of this suit
and said sale, attorneys' fees
and said judgment, then the
plaintiff have and recover judg
ment against the defendants.
Bernardine M. Mayrand and
Leonore Flick, for any defici
ency, and declaring anv right,
title and interest of the defend
ant. Collections, Inc. subject to
and inferior to the right of the
plaintiff, and forever barring
and foreclosing it from claim
ing or asserting any right, title
or interest therein adverse to
the right of the plaintiff, except
its statutory right of redemp
tion, and for such other and
I further relief as to the Court
may seem meet and equitable
in the premises.
This Summons Is served u-on
vou by publication tn The
Bend Bulletin. Bend. Deschutes
County. Oregon, pursuant to an
Order entered on the 13th dav of
December, lftvl. bv The Hoh"r.
able Joseoh J. Tha'.hofer, Cir
cuit Judge Pro Tern.
DATE of First Publication:
December 17, 1963. t
DeAKMUiMJ. ouuunivn
GRAY, FANCHER U
HOLMES,
Attorneys for Plaintiff
1044 Bond Street,
P.O. Box 1151,
Bend, Oregon ' -10.1R-21-26-C
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