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Television in review
Dreadful 'Glynis' replaced
with Tell It to the Camera'
By Rick Du Brow
UPI Staff Writer
HOLLYWOOD (UPI) The
idea of CBS-TV's new series,
"Tell It to the Camera," which
had a Christmas debut Wednes
day night, is that people get a
chance to pop off on various
subjects coast-to-coast.
The idea actually could be in
triguing and stimulating if
those interviewed were allowed
Chou winds up
Algerian visit
ALGIERS (UPI) Communist
Chinese Premier Chou En-lai
wound up his six-day visit to
Algeria today with a final round
of political talks aimed at
bringing closer ties between Pe
king and the government of
President Ahmed Ben Bella.
Chou, apparently ignoring
Arab quarrels which have split
Morocco from Algeria and the
U.A.R., planned to fly to Rabat
Friday on the next stop of his
African tour.
The probable results of his
visit here will be an increase
in Sino-Aleerian trade. Chou has
visited Algerian industrial and
agricultural complexes, includ
ing the Kernel trucK tactory
and a petroleum and chemical
plant near Oran.
Unconfirmed reports said a
deal for Chinese purchase of
Algerian wines and Algerian
made trucks was being consid
ered. Police break
up near riot
PORTLAND (UPI) - Police
broke up a near riot involving
200 Gypsies at Norse Hall here
Wednesday afternoon. One youth
was hospitalized and another
was arrested.
Jim Marks, about 20. was
taken to Emanuel Hospital with
severe gashes in his left arm.
He was knocked down between
two cars parked outside the
hall.
Dicki Marks, 21, was taken in
to custody on a charge of dis
orderly conduct.
. .
December 26, 1963 13
I l MUM
I to pop off on matters that real
ly count, and in some depth
but ot course they are not.
This new half-hour entry re
places the dreadful mystery
comedy series of Miss Glynis
Johns, entitled "Glynis," which
was axed. And the producer of
"Tell It to the Camera" is Al
len Funt, who has the high-
rated program "Candid Cam
era." In "Candid Camera,"
people do not know they are
being photographed, and part
of its popularity seems to stem
from the pleasure of many per
sons at seeing others embar
rassed. In "Tell It to the Camera,"
people know they are being
photographed, and one there
fore wonders whether the mass
audience will find satisfactions
to match the thrills of watching
other human beings made
fun of.
People are sometimes funny,
and therefore "Tell It to the
Camera" was sometimes funny
though it ;s beyond me why
anyone would want to watch
someone answer a question
about his worst Christmas gift.
Another man, asked to think
of a joke, was hilarious in his
inability to come up with one,
and the sequence thankfully
was not cruel. Still another
man, asked what he would
choose if he could have only
one type of food for the rest of
his life, said: "gin. . .because
at least I would be relatively
happy."
Needless to say, of course,
people are sometimes not fun
ny, and I spare you Wednesday
night's details in that vein. The
main point is that a show that
concentrates on such trivia
leaves one feeling even after
an amusing remark that there
must be many more entertain
ing ways to spend a half hour.
The Channel Swim: "CBS
Sports Spectacular" Jan. 12 of
fers the Harlem Globetrotters
basketball team in Rome, tour
ing the Holy City and visiting
Italy's Boys' Town. . .NBC-TV's
children's show, "Exploring,"
tells the story of Andrew Jack
son in a study of mi'itary life
Jan. 18. . .remarks by the late
President Kennedy will be pre
sented on the premiere of ABC
TV's new series for youngsters,
"Science All-Stars," Jan. 12.
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PALM BEACH, Fla. (UPD
The infectious joy of Caroline
and John Kennedy at Christmas
time brought happiness to the
mourning wife of the late Presi
dent. For one of the few times
since the death of her husband,
Mrs. John F. Kennedy acknow
ledged the greetings of a crowd
of about 150 well-wishers who
gathered outside the ocean-front
mansion of her father-in-law,
former Ambassador Joseph P.
Kennedy.
She smiled and waved a
white-gioved hand Wednesday as
she entered a car to travel the
two miles to the estate where
she is staying with her two child
ren. The first Christmas for the
Kennedy family without the as
sassinated President was a quiet
one presents were opened,
then church and then a family
dinner.
Caroline, 6 and three-year-old
"John John" were up early and
dived into a huge pile of gifts
with the well-known Kennedy
exuberance.
Mrs. Kennedy looked on and
occasionally gave John Jr. a
helping hand with a tightly
wrapped package he couldn't
open fast enough.
John, who apparently inherit
ed his father's fondness for the
Navy, got a toy boat. A family
spokesman said the youngster
also got a helicopter and some
airplanes.
His sister received several
dolls and "girl's toys."
The children, caught up in
the excitements of their pres
ents, were allowed to remain at
home while Mrs. Kennedy drove
to the nearby residence of her
father-in-law for a private mid
day Mass.
DOORBELL TOUCHES BLAST
NANCY, France (UPI) A
friend who dropped by to wish
Jean Crippas and his family a
Merry Christmas pushed the
doorball Wednesday and the
house was rocked by a violent
explosion.
A spark from the electric
doorbell ignited a pocket of
leaking gas. Fire destroyed part
of the house but there were no
injuries.
COUNTY COURT
BE IT REMEMBERED, That
at a regular meeting of the
Countv- Court held this 4th day
of December, 1963, aU members
being present, the foUowing
business was transacted: IN
THE MATTER OF CLAIMS
AGAINST THE COUNTY : The
following bills were presented
and ordered paid:
GENERAL FUND: D. L. Pen
hollow, Co. Judge AOC Conv.
$67.35. F. C. Sfioles, Sheriff
Conv., $75. George F. Baker,
Co. Ct. Conv., $49.80. F. C.
Shepard, Co. Ct. Conv., $50.
45. Hiltje Hubbard, Health
Dept. Mileage. $42.47. Mar
ione Snider, Health Dept.
Mileage. $57.42. Geraldine Lind
strom. Health Dept. Mileage,
$41 12. Lenor Thornton. Health
Dent. MUeaee. Sdv.44. Helen
Marcy. Mental Health MUe-
age, S41.40. A. W. Westfall.
Health Dept. Mileage, .$36.69.
Leonard r. Peterson, neann
Dept. Mileage. $13.64. C. J.
Rademacher, M.D., Med. In
vest.. $60. Samuel F. Toevs. M.
D.. Med. Invest.. S60. Pac. Pow
er & Light Co., Mental Health.
$1.25. Nursing Outlook, Health
Dept. bunp., sx. Manoney of
fice Eauia. M. H. Sudd.. $8.-
01. Am. Orthopsvchiatric Assoc.,
M. H. Exp.. $2150. Lois M.
Dearth, Health Dept. Supp..
$8.51. Redmond Spokesman, Le
gal s.va: Assessor 26.1.9.1. $333.-
74. P.P. & L. Co.. Ct. Hse.
Lis.. $20.86. Wagners. Pns.
Bd.. $255.33. Owl Pharmacy.
Sher. 2.20; Jail 1.98. $4.18. Ca's
cade Natural Gas Corp., Ct
Hse. Heat, S343.56. Boys & Girls
Aid Soc. Juve.. $5. Cent-Wise
Drug Stores. Assessor Sudd..
$168.12. Farley Elliott. Postmas-
value
1421
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ter, Assessor Pol in g, "
Bend Trov Laundrv, Jail $16.
14; Ct. Hse. S6.39, $!2 53. Hill's
Auto Shop, Sher. Auto, $48.
95. Chamness Glass k Paint
Supp., Jail Exp., $6.97. Dept.
Motor Vehicles. Sl.er. Tele
type, $36.50. Sexton Supp. &
Saw Serv Ct. Hse. Exp., $ 85.
Al Sears. Assessor Auto, $44.
01. Gordon Randall Agency, As
sessor Bond, $25. Mize Plb.
& Heating, Ct. Hse. Exp., $7.
Ore. Ass'n. Co. Treas., Treas.
Dues, $17. Helen M. Dacey,
AOC Conv., $22.30. Signal Oil
Co , Co. Ct. Travel, $6.65. Louis
L. Selken. D A. Travel. $28..
90. Vvco Prod. Co.. Ct. Hse.
exp., $61.35. John H. Newman,
Ct. Rep., $50.60. Texaco, Inc.,
Sher. Auto, $12.52. Ore. Hdw.
Dist , Ct. Hse. Exp., S1.39. Paul
R. Henderson, Ct. H:e. Exp.,
$50. Burroughs Corp . Sher.
$250.; Assessor $671.20. $921.20.
Postmaster. VSO Postage,
$10. H. A. Starr. VSO Travel,
$43.44. Frank Ostli. Director,
VSO Supp., $9. Shell Oil Co.,
Assessor Car, S7 36. Bend
RexaU Drug. Jail Exp.. $1.39.
Cent. Ore. Dist. Hosp., D A.
Crime Inv., $5. Business Equip.
Center, Assessor Off. Sunp.,
$84.17. Nat'l. Sheriffs' Ass'n.,
Sher Direct. $12.50: Ins. $J2.
50, $55. Bender-Moss Co., Cire.
Ct. Bks., $16. Addressograph
Mult. Corp., Assessor Supp.,
$258.82. Wm. C. James. C.D.
Travel, $38.82. Al Jorgensen, C.
D. Travel, $9.25. Poratello Sup.
ply Depot. Rodent Cont., $124.
10. Bend - Portland Truck Serv.,
Rodent Cont., $4. Eriksen's Sta.
tionery. Assessor $10.04: Dist.
Judge $3.86, $13.90. Mahoney
Ofc. Equip., Assessor $19.76;
Sheriff S11.66; Co. Ct. $20.53;
Clerk 36.27: Dist. Ct. $4.50. $92.
72. Mahoney Off. Equip., CD
Off. Supp., $3.33. Pac. North
west Bell., Tele. Various Of
fices. $397.23. Bend Water Dept.,
Ct. Hse. Water, $18.80. The Bui
letin. Legal, $34.79. AOC Ha
waiian Trade Mission. Adv.,
$20. SIAC, Acc. Ins., $89.33. F.
C. Sholes, Tax Dept. Post
age, $25.
DOG LICENSE FUND: Rich
field Oil Corp.. Gas, $9.26. SIAC,
Acc. Ins., $3.20.
DESCHUTES COUNTY SUN
SET HOME FUND: Capital
City Transfer Co., Fuel Oil,
$539.16.
GENERAL ROAD FUND:
Charles Plummer. Conv. Exp ,
$54.10 Pac. Northwest Bell,
Tel., $43 35. Sherwln- Williams
Co . Hdw , $12.65. Cascade Na
tural Gas Corp . Fuel, $33.43.
Feenaughty Mach. Co., Parts,
$7.40. Eddie's Sales & Service,
Parts, S3.08. Cent. Ore. Welders
Supp., Pts., $33.10. Bend Spec.
Service. Pts., $7.24. Bend Wa
ter Dept., Water, $3.40. Bend
Hardware Co., Hdw., $24.45.
Hudson House. Inc., Gen. Exp.,
$5.50. Robberson Ford Sales,
Pts., $72. Howard Cooper,
Pts., $844.56. Masterson - St
Clair Hdwe., Hdw., $9.66. A &
M Tire Serv.. Tires, $58.92. Ma
honey Off. Equip., Off. Supp ,
$23.62. Union Oil Co.. Lube, $6.
95. R. L. Coats, Bridge Re
pairs. $3,563.06. Williamsen's
Upholstery, Pts. & Repairs,
$30.50. Ore. Hdwe. Dist., Hdw.
$59.43. Stearns. Mention & Mor
ris, New Bldgs., $8-10. Wolf-Da-vis
Radio Serv.. Radio, $239.20.
IN THE MATTER OF DEDI
CATION DEED: At this time
the Court executed a deed of
dedication, dedicating Lot 13,
Block 44. Wiestoria to Uie Pub
lic for Street and AUey purpos
es. IN THE MATTER OF BEER
AND LIQUOR LICENSES: The
Court approved the following
renewal applications for beer
and liquor licenses: J & S Gro
cery RMBB: Bend Golf Club
DB; Thunderbird Club -db?
Ranch Room DB.
IN THE MATTER OF COUN
TY TRADE COMMISSION: The
Court at this time appointed a
County Trade Commission to
serve the County in preparation
for the Hawaiian Trade Mission,
Feb. 9-12. 1964. Members in
clude: Robert Sterling, Des
chutes Co. Agent: Charles M.
Kreider, Brooks - Scanlon, Inc.;
Oliver Jones, stockman, Red
mond: R. B. Zimmerman, North
Pacific Products, Bend and Wil
liam Jossy. Bend - Portland
Truck. Redmond.
IN THE MATTER OF COUN.
TY DUMPS: At this time the
Court unanimously adopted a
resolution regarding County
Dumps in accordance with
O.R.S. 433.725. The Court also
ordered signs olaced at each pit
stating requirements for house
hold and commercial use and
penalties
IN THE MATTER OF
AGREEMENT FOR INSTALL
ING RADIO TRANSMITTOR ON
AVVBREY BUTTE: The Court
agreed to let Scott Logging
Company install a radio trans
mitter upon the Dickenson pole
on top of Awbrey Butte in con
sideration of $50. per year as a
proportional part of the maint
enance on the access road.
IN THE MATTER OF RE
FUND OF TAXES: The Court
ordered the Tax Collector to re.
fund the sum of S37.74 to Pacif
ic Federal Savings and Loan
Association for overpayment of
taxes.
IN THE MATTER OF LIN
COLN ROAD: The Court de
clared its intention to establish
a county road, by resolution, de
scribed along the center line
thereof as follows: A strip of
land for a Co. Road being 60
in width, being 30' on each side
of a center line beginning at a
point on Uie center luie of
Forked Horn Butte Road, which
point is on the Section line be
tween Sections 19 & 20. and is
N 0 degrees 27' W 348.96 tr..
from the corner of Sections 19,
20, 29, 30 of Twp. 15 S.R. 13
FWM. and running thence N.
0 degrees 27' W 287.56 ft.
along the center line of 27th
St.; "thence E. 1365 38 ft. to the
center line of 23rd St.: thence
S. 0 degrees 33' E 374.85 ft.
along the center line of 23rd St.
to a point in the center line of
Forked Horn Butte Road. The
Court ordered notices posted
and set Dec. 23, 1963. as the
time for hearing objections to
said prrmosed road.
IN THE MATTER OF
YOUNG ROAD: The Court de
clared its intention , to establish
a County road, bv resolution,
described along the center Lne
thereof as Jo'.lowr: A of
land 50' in width, being 2y on
each side of a center line de
scribed as follows: Beginning
at a point in the center line of
the Northwest Market Road,
which point is S. 1 degree 25
25" N 394.60 ft. from the
corner of Sections 4. 5, 8. 9 of
Twp. 15 S R. 13 EWM. and run
ning thence N. 1 degree 25" 25"
E 394 60 ft. to the Section
corner; thence N 0 degrees 29'
25" E 2003.2 ft.; thence N
0 degrees 51' 25" E 636.45 ft,
to the end of the road. The
Court ordered noUces posted
and set Dec. 23, 1963. as the
time for hearing objections to
the proposed road.
There being no further busi
ness. Court adjourned
D. L. Penhollow, County Judge
F. C. Shepard. Commissioner
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