The Bulletin, Friday, December 20, 1963
Russian family sleeps in after am'vaf h Ohkf
for their visit to a typical small American city
By Shelby Miller
UPI Stiff Writer
PORTSMOUTH, Ohio (UPI)
A Russian family which flew
from Moticow to Portsmouth
Thursday tor the Christmas hol
idays slept late today before
starting a busy week's stay in
a typical small American city.
Mrs. Nina Pozdneyev, 39, an
English teacher in a Moscow
school, was airsick when the
party arrived two hours late
Thursday night but her hosts
said she would be ready to be
gin a round of sightseeing.
The first visit on the schedule
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for the Viktor Pozdneyev family
was to a local school so that
Mrs. Pozdneyev could exchange
notes on teaching methods and
the children ' could see the
Christmas festivities in a
school.
The Russians came here in
an international goodwill proj
ect sponsored by the local Jun
ior Chamber of Commerce
which paid about $4,000 to un
derwrite the people to people
goodwill program.
22 Hour Flight
The Russians made the trip
from Moscow to this city of 25,'
000 along the Ohio River in 22
hours of flying time with stops
in London, New York, and
Washington.
The visitors are staying with
Mr. and Mrs. James C. McKen
zie and their five children who
live in a comfortable 11-room 2
story red brick house. In Mos
cow the Pozdneyevs live in a
2-room apartment.
I The temperatures were biting
cold this morning but the com
munity was excited about the
international publicity the city
has received in connection with
the cood-will program.
Following the visit to the
Grant Elementary School this
morning, Pozdneyev, 39, his
wife, and their two children,
were to be honored at a lunch
sponsored by the Chamber of
Commerce, a reception and
news conference this afternoon
and a dance tonight.
The schedule was kept flexi
ble so that the visitors could
have time to visit whatever
they wanted to see Including
the city s steel mill and two
shoe factories, it was an
nounced that they would ac
company the McKenzie family
to church Sunday morning.
They arrived two hours late
Thursday night.
Crowd At Airport
But the cold, two-hour delay
on their flight from New York
City and Mrs. Pozdneyev's air
sickness were soon dispelled by
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the warm greetings of some 205
persons who met them at the
airport.
The visitors stepped from the
plane smiling after 22 hours
flying time from Moscow, and
Mrs. Pozdneyev clutched a bou
quet of red roses as she left
the airport. "I'm so happy to
be here at last," she said in
English.
Her air sickness led officials
of the Portsmouth Junior
Chamber of Commerce, spon
sor of the trip, to cancel a
scheduled news conference.
The Pozdneyevs will have the
morning to get better acquaint
ed with the family of James C.
McKenzie, with whom they will
live during their visit. McKen
zie and his son, Phillip, 14, met
their Russian guests at the
John F. Kennedy International
Airport in New York City and
accompanied them here.
McKenzie's wife, Carol, and
two of their five children, were
at the airport. Mrs. McKenzie
said both families would ex
change gifts around the Christ
mas tree on Christmas Day.
The visitors indicated they
would attend religious services
with the McKenzies.
A news conference was
planned this afternoon (at 4
p.m.) to allow the townspeople
and their overseas guests to
meet. They are to visit a jun
ior high school and attend a
dance in their honor tonight.
The McKenzies plan to treat
their guests to a varied Amen
can menu which will include
hot dogs, hamburgers and ap
ple pie. And tney nope to in
elude a high school basketball
game in the crowded schedule
to dispel any Idea tne pozdney
evs may have of racial prob
lems in the United States. The
Portsmouth team has two Ne
groes on it.
Mrs. Pozdneyev is an English
teacher and her husband is a
fitter in the Minlcar plant in
Moscow. They have a son, Ana-
toly, 16, who is a soccer fan,
and Olga, 6, who asked her par
ents before embarking, "Are
American dolls the same as
ours?"
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News of
Federal Tax Lieu
17 S Government vs. F. Bry
an and J. Bryan, $431.90.
Assumed liusiness rsame
Deschutes Ready Mix, Sand
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Mrs. Robert L. Coats.
Circuit Court
Transerint of Judgment from
Deschutes County pistrict
Court: Chester Haraing vs. Jo
seph E. Hammer, $325, plus 6
per cent interest irom uti. x,
1962.
Default divorce issued to Phy-
liss M. Monteith. married to
Norris C. Monteith March 31,
1960. in Eueene. Plaintiff re
ceives household goods, attor
ney s fees; former name, myi
tis M. bcoil, resiorea.
Joy Loraine Hayes, Route 2,
vs. Jesse Duane Hayes. Bend.
default decree issued to plain
tiff. Couple married Dec. a,
1951. in Molalla. four children.
Plaintiff receives custody, $50
monthly support for each, prop
erty settlement. v
Carol A. Jones. 745 W. Sec
ond Street, Prineville, awarded
default divorce decree from Al
fred LeKoy Jones, 1310 E. Ninth
Street, Bend. Couple married
Sept. 26, 1956. one child. Plain
tiff given custody, $50 monthly
support, attorney s iees.
Richard W Koth. 1234 Galves
ton Avenue, vs. Arlene Koth,
Wahee Motel; default decree,
custody of two children, award
ed to the plaintiff. Property set
tlement agreement approved.
Bend City Police
Richard Dwayne Harris, 502
Arizona, chareed with basic
rule violation, with bail fixed at
$25.
Richard Edwin Bird, 17, 635
a. Morton, cnargea wiin oasic
rule violation.
Prineville Circuit Court
A divorce complaint has been
filed by Louise KeLrstead,
charging Peter Kierstead with
desertion.
A divorce complaint filed by
William Chandler against Emily
Chandler, claims desertion;
plaintiff to pay $50 a month for
support of one minor child.
A change of venue from Mult
nomah county in the case of
Electrical workers union, plain
tiff, seeking collection from
William and Laurett Murden of
promissory note, has been filed.
The plaintiff claims $2937.36 due
in amount and costs.
A change of venue, case of
Ace Collection Co. claiming
monies due from Edion and
Mackie Gibbs on purchase con
tract of $188.36 was filed.
Prineville Justice Court
Jack Gates, failure to dim
liehts. $3 plus $4.50 court costs.
Renver Jenkins, no motor ve
hicle license. 50 cents and costs.
El inn Taylor, violation of the
basic rule, $45.50 and costs, $15
suspended.
Arnold Grisham, no opera
tor's license. 50 cents and costs.
Howard Wilson seeks restitu
tion of property from Dorothy
rnomns.
Prineville City Court
Harold Noel, destruction of
public property, $25.
Kav Delco, drunk in public
$20.
Donna Gicason, driving while
ucense suspended, si3 or live
davs, chose to serve time.
James O wens. Inadequate
mutricr, sju.
Richard Chandler, vagrancy,
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Donald J. Baker. Sisters.
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Lyle Lawrence Jr., San Lean
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ueralalne Jim, warm
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Joe E. Beard, Redmond, $10,
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Wallace E. Grifin, Madras,
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William R. Taylor, Redmond,
$10, suspended, excessive noise.
Sandy K. Piper, Prineville,
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Charles N. Kiann, Madras, $5,
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Rodney L. Nyleen, Burns,
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Dorothy Komarek, Redmond,
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Ellis W. Vanderwilt, Terre
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David E. Shoemaker, Terre-
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Activities set
at Moose Hall
over holidays
Holiday activities scheduled
for Moose Hall, 1033 Division
Street, include a children's par
ty Sunday, December 22, at 5
p.m., and a New Year's Eve
dance, Tuesday, December 31,
starting at 10 p.m.
Regular activities to be held
as scheduled are game night
rrinay at 8 p.m., a work party
in tne lounge Saturday and
meeting of Women of the Moose
Monday, December 23, at 8
p.m. The meeting of Loyal Oi
der of Moose for next week has
been cancelled because of the
Christmas holiday.
A party honoring Mr. and
Mrs. Hugh Tierney will be held
at the hall Saturday evening,
December 28. The occasion will
be their 50th wedding anniver
sary. At the children's party this
Sunday afternoon, Santa Claus
will be on hand to distribute
treats. A program will be pre
sented, under direction of Fred
Hollenbeck. Children of mem
bers and their friends are in
vited. Also this Sunday, a meeting
of District No. 4 delegates will
be held at the hall at 1 p.m.
Women of the Moose will serve
a luncheon from 11 a.m. to 12
noon.
Proposals for completion of
the building were discussed at
a special joint meeting of the
men's and women's lodges last
week, with Robert Akins, gov
ernor, and Mrs. Freida Davis,
senior regent, in charge. The
next coordination meeting will
be January 6, at 7:30 p.m.
SUFFERS DAMAGE
A backfiring car suffered
heavy damage Wednesday at
the 200 block on E. Emerson,
when a fire that started in the
motor area melted the carbue
tor and much of the hood paint.
hire crews extinguished the
flames with a dry chemical.
Owner of the car was identified
as Jerry Davies, no address
given.
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Ivfasonic Lodge
installation set
New officers of the Bend Ma
sonic Lodge will bo installed at
a meeting to be held on Satur
day, December 21, at 8 p.i in
the Masonic Temple, 1041 East
9th Street.
Wilbur Sherfy will be install
ing officer, with Charles K. Da
vis serving as installing mar
shal. Hubert Bartlett will be
the chaplain for the installation
rites.
Taking over the duties of wor
shipful master will be Dovel D.
Lipker. David Y. Wilson is the
retiring worsnipiui master.
The public is invited to the
Saturday night installation cere
mony. Refreshments will be
served.
Officers named
by CB'ers
John Schulke was elected
president of the Central Oregon
CB'ers, at a meeting Wednes
day night at the Deschutes
County Courthouse.
The following others were
named to offices: Dick Akins,
vice-president; Marge Thomas,
secretary treasurer; Morgan
Elliott, sergeant-at-arms.
Twenty-seven citizen's band
radio enthusiasts were present.
The next meeting will be Jan
uary 15, at 8 p.m. at the Crook
County Courthouse, Prineville.
"ULTIMATE TRIBUTE"
WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sen.
Start Symington, D-Mo., pro
posed Wednesday that den,
Douglas MacArthur receive the
"ultimate tribute" from the na
tion by making him a six-star
general of the armies.
The rank was conferred only
once before on the late Gen.
John J. Pershing.
Symington, in introducing a
bill to carry out the proposal,
said MacArthur is a "towering
figure of the times that em
braced World War II and the
Korean conflict.
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