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22--Son THE TIMES Wednesday, May 19, 1976 Bob Foster POPULAR JENNY CRIMM TO LEAVE KPIX NEWS Changes in the local television news scene are still going on. As KGO-TV seems to have solved its problems, both KPIX (5) and KRON (4) are now in a state of flux. i Jenny CYimm, who has been co-anchor on the 6 and II o'clock news, will be leaving the station soon. This break with the Weslinghouse station comes after long negotiations on her part with the station to terminate her contract. Jenny's option will be up in June and the station has agreed not to pick it up at that time.

Termination of her contract with KPIX will give Jenny an opportunity to pursue offers she has received from several networks and a number of stations around the country. Before coming to KPIX, Jenny had been one of Chicago's most popular interviewers on WLS- TV's highly successful "Kennedy and Company" morning talk and interview show. She also built a solid reputation as a broadcast journalist in Cleveland and Cincinnati. The decision by Jenny to leave the station was made some time ago, and reflects problems at the station which caused other outstanding broadcasters to leave. Ron Majors, currently the number one newscaster in Minneapolis-St.

Paul, left the station for similiar reasons, as did Andy Park and several others. Jenny has been exceptionally good for KPIX. When she replaced Andy Park on the 6 to 6:30 p.m. news and the difficult .11 o'clock news, the ratings started to climb. In the last ARB hook, KPIX's 6 o'clock news was one of the highest rated news shows on local television.

Jenny has been unhappy for some time at the station and has expressed the desire to leave to close friends and station management. KPIX's news room since John Weston arm Ron Majors left has been like a revolving door with new personnel coining and going at a steady rate. THERE ARE OBVIOUSLY A LOT of smiles around NBC this week. The A.C. Nielsen ratings released late Tuesday showed NBC in the number one spot by a goodly margin.

This is one of the few times since last fall that NBC has enjoyed this lofty spot. NBC had a weekly rating average of 18.4, followed by CBS with 15.7 and ABC with 15.0. "Parent Trap" seen on Sunday night and a couple of pilots of next fall's programs did it for NBC. Here are the top 20 shows as listed by A.C. Nielsen: 1 "Parent Trap" (NBC); 2 --'Miss U.S.A.

Pageant (CBS); 3 All In the Family (CBS); 4 M.A.S.H. (CBS); 5 Starsky and Hutch A 6 Quest (NBC); 7 Joe Forrester (NBC); 8 Happy Days (ABC); 9 Laverne and Shirley (ABC); 10 Baretta (ABC); 11 Maude (CBS); 12 One Day At A Time (CBS); 13 Columbo (NBC); 14 Police Story (NBC); 15 Junior Miss Pageant 16 Bionic Woman (ABC); 17 Saturday Night Movie "White Lightning', 18 Rockford Files, (NBC); 19 Gemini Man (NBC); 20 Mary Tyler Moore Show (CBS). TONIGHT ON TV 8 P.M. KPIX (5) TONY ORLANDO AND DAWN Nancy Walker and Tony Randall will perform skits recalling Gunsmoke days on TV. 10 P.M.

KRON (4) HAWK Hawk indulges the expensive tastes of a model and finds himself in hock to a loan shark tied to the narcotics racket. KQFD-FM KFJC(Ed) KZSU (Ed) KCSM-FM KSJO KJAZ KYA-FM KPFA KSAN KTAO KKHI-FM KRON-FM KEAR KPEN KABL KOME FM RADIO B85 KCBS-FM 897 KNAI-FM 901 KBAY 91.1 KTIM 923 KIOI 92 7 KDFC 933 KHE-FM 94.1 9 4 9 9 5 3 957 96.5 97.3 97.7 981 985 KSFX KFOG KFMR KBRG KARA KFRC-FM KEZR KMPX KSOL 9B9 99.7 1003 1009 101 3 102 1 102 9 103.7 1045 104,9 1053 1057 1061 1065 106 9 107.7 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Bocri, Motions, Pulvio Ruyce, Attys. NOTICE TO CKKDITORS No. 5H1H2 Sl'PERIOK COUHT OK THE STATE OF A A FUH TKK COUNTY OF SAN MATKO i i of I C. Ol'TZKN, N'OTirE IS HEREBY (JIVKN to Uie i-rwlilors cl the above named decedent lhat jK-rsons tmving claims ijtfiimsl the said decedent are required to hie them, with the neecssary vouchers, in the office of the clerk ot the above entitled eourl, or to present (hem.

with the necessary vouchers, to the undersigned ill tin. 1 law offices ot Messrs. IJocri, M'Nlviui. Fulvto Hover. Avenue.

San Francisco, California M080, which is the pl'jcc of business of tlie undersigned in all matters pertaining to the estate of said decedent, i i four ninnths after Ihe lirst publication ol this notice. Dalrn May I3. li.76. HARHAHA MOTRONl, Kxcnthn ol Ihe List Will of (he above nainrd (Jcci'ilnil Horn. Mod-ru.

Fulvio A Hoveo, 421 liraml Cisco. California Wiwu Ailoriie lor Kxeculor. 1'irsl publication in San Malcx; Tinn-s May 1H. LWH Pott Miiy'li). 2ti; 2 IWTli '70281 William R.

Christy, Esq. NOTICE TO CREDITORS No. 5X2M SUPERIOR COl'RT OF THE STATK OK CALIFORNIA, FOR THE COUNTY OF SAN MATEO Estate of DONNA LAMOHN LARSON. known as DONNA 1, LARSON, and as DONNA LARSON. Ih'ceased.

NOTICE IS HEREBY (JIVKN to the creditors ol the above named deeedi-nt that all persons having claims against the said decedent are required to file them, with tin: necessary vouchers, in the office of the clerk ot the above entitled court, or to present them, with Ilic necessary vouchers, to the undersigned at the law offices ot William Christy, 1500 Us Padres Roulevard, Santa Clara, California which is the place of business of the undersigned in all matters pertaining to I he estate of said decedent, within lour moults after the first publication ol this notice. Dated; May 10 iMi A Executor of the Last Will of the. alxive named diretleni. William R. Christy, Usq I5M i i i i S.inl.i a i i a ttftOftO A h-r Kxeculor FnM publication San M.tt.n Times, Uiv IflTli Pub MI, itttfli 1 Television -Today Show Tonight 4--Truth or Comequtncn -C7 -5 P.M.- J-Partrldge Family 4-Merv GriHIn 5-CBS News 7-Newi Steve Davis, Marcia Brandwynne 9, 14-- Sesame Street 70-Santa Rosa De Lima 44-- Little Rascals 60-- Lo Imperdonable P.M.-36-- News P.M.- 2- Bewitched 4-News Fred LaCosse 5-- Baseball A's vs.

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at die hour of 9 o'clock A.M., at the regular meeting place of said Board of Supervisors. Hall of Justice and Records. Redwood City, California, said Board will hear and consider all protests objections to the introduction of an amendment uj Uie San Matco County Ordinance I'ode to establish charges fur sewerage service (or fiscal year 197t-77. Hy the order of the Board of Supervisors of the hereinabove Sewer Maintenance Districts I'ED: May 12. 1976.

EILEEN KENYON. Clerk of the Board of Supervisors. San Mateo County. Published in San Mateo Times. San Mateo.

a i i a 94402. Wednesday, May 19. 1976. (695DI NOTICE TO BIDDERS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Board of Trustees of the SAN MATEO COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT will receive bids for the following: Vifteo and Audio Tape. Science Supplies.

Tires and the Printing of College Newspapers for the School Year 1976-77. Bids will be opened on 3. 1976 at 11 00 o'clock A.M. at the Purchasing SAN MATEO COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT. 20B Pioneer Court.

San Mateo. California. 94403 Each bid must be in accordance with the 'GENERAL CONDITIONS on file in the Purchasing MATEO COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT. 3)15 Pioneer Court. San Mateo.

California. W4fB Bidders may secure a copy of the General Conditions upon request to the above mentioned office. Bids must be sealed and clearly marked "BID" on the envelope and filed with the Purchasing Dept. of the SAN MATEO COMMI MTV COLLEGE DSSTRICT at the above address. Wore the time fiwl lor ripening same.

The Board of Trustees of the SAN MATEO COMMrNtTY COLLEGE DISTRICT reserves the right to reject any or all bids or any one or all items of such bids, waive any irregularities, and to be the sole judge of suitability of Hie supplies, books, equipment services offered. The San Mateo Community College District is an equal opportuni- tyaffirmative action employer. BOARD OF TRUSTEES: SAN MATEO COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT. Carl E. Ward.

Clerk. Published in the San Mateo Times. San Mateo. -California M402. Wednesday.

May 19. Bi, 197fi. 16958) Robert Bruce Stirline, Eso. NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION FOR PROBATE OF HILL AND FOR LETTERS TESTAMENTARY No. 5K4Z3 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF SAN MATEO.

In the Matter of the Estate of GLADYS M. FORTUIN. Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that DAVID FORTUIN, JR. has filed herein a Petition for Probate of Will and for Letters Testamentary, reference to which is hereby made for further particulars, and that the same is hereby set for hearing by the Court on May 27, lim at 9:00 a.m., in the Irbbate Department of the above entitled Court, at the Hall of Justice and Records.

Redwood City, California. Dated: May 10. 1976. (Seal) MARVIN CHURCH. Clerk of said Court.

By Gloria Sullivan, Deputy Clerk. 'Endorsed! Filed May 10. 1976. MARVIN CHURCH. County Clerk.

By Gloria Sullivan. Deputy Clerk Robert Bruce Stirling. 200 Gregory Lane. Pleasant Hill. California.

Attorney for Petitioner. Published in San Mateo Times. May 12. 15. 19.

1976. ifiSBI Severson, Werson, Berke Melchlor, Atlys. fclnsom S. Cook, NOTICE TO CREDITORS No. 5K2SI SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF A I I A FOR THE COUNTY OF SAN MATF.O.

Estate of FRANCIS V. ROY. Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the creditors of the above named decedent that all persons having claims against the said decedent are required to file them, with the necessary vouchers, in the office of the clerk of the above entilh'd court, or to present them, with the necessary vouchers, to the undec- signed at (he law offices ol Messrs. Severson, Werson, Berke Mel- eliior.

Ransom S. Cook, Esq One Embarcadero Center, Suite 2T5, San Francisco, California i wbich is the place of business of the undersigned in all matters pertaining to the estate ol said dire- dent, ivilhin tour months alter the tirst publication ol this nonce Dated: Ma" 10, 1976 PATRICIA A i HOY, Executor (he Last Will oi Die above named decedent. Severson. Wrrson, Berke Melchior. Hansom S.

Cook. Esq. ine Kninairadrro Center. Suite San Francisco, California 9-1111. Attorneys tor Executor.

Fust publication in San Mateo Times. May 12, IMS May 12, 26, June 2. i THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA IN FOR THE COUNTY OF SAN MATEO. In the Matter of the Estate of FAYE MARIE KUHRT. Deceased NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN (hat DONALD J.

ROBERTS has filed herein a Petition for Probate of the Will of the above-named and (or issuance of Letters Testamentary thereon to said Petitioner, reference to which is hereby made for further particulars -'nd lhat the cami- is hereby set for hearing by the Court on -lune 1. 1976 at 9:00 a in the Department of the Presiding Judge of the above entitled Court, in the Hall of Justice and Records, Redwood City. California. Dated May 10. 1976.

(Seall MARVIN CHURCH, Clerk of said Court. By Gloria Sullivan. Deputy Clerk. 'Endorsed! Filed May 10 1978. MARVIN CHURCH.

County Clerk. By Gloria Sullivan. Deputy'Clerk. Ixniis I. Mallette and Beryl A Rortucio.

220 Montgomery Street. Suite 408, San Francisco. California 94KM. Attorneys for Petitioner. Published in San Maleo Times.

May 12. 15. 19, 1976 tJ890l Louts I. MiillHIr and Hcnl A Kertuchl. AlUv op HKAHIM; ri-TiniiMIIR I'llOIUIMir "II.I.

FOR I.MTKIIN IIM AMDMAIIY IN mi: si pF.itioit OF Law Offices Rankin, Onral, Center. Luckhardt, Marlais. Lund Hinshaw ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE No. 201900 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF SAN MATEO. In re Frederick Daniel Hewitt, a Minor, by Halle Wile Hewitt.

His Parent, for Change of Name. WHEREAS Halle Wile Hewitt, petitioner, as the mother of applicant Frederick Daniel Hewitt, a person under 18 years of age. has filed a petition with the Clerk of this Court for an order changing applicant's name from Frederick Daniel Hewitt to Frederic Daniel Hewitt. IT IS ORDERED that all persons interested in (he above-enlilled matter before this Court at 9 30 a.m.. on June 17, 197B the courtroom of Department No, 3 at a ol Justice, Itcdwood City, California, ami show cause, il any.

wlty the petition for change of name should mil be granted IT IS that a copy of this order to show cause be published in The San Mateo Times, a newspaper of general circulation printed in San Mattel, California, once a week for lour successive weeks prior to the dale set tor hearing on Ihe pedlioil. DATKIV May 3, 1976. ROBERT E. CAREY, Judge of Ihe Superior Court. I Endorsed I Filed May 5.

A I CHURCH, County Clerk. Hi M.iiynl Joviv. I i I I I I I l.uMil Hinshaw Thud Flour, I 11,1 Nalional Hank Building San JOMV Calilorni.i Allome.s tor Petitioner I i i i i in M.ilni i i Sm 12. Jinn P.M.'--Great P.M,- 4-Chlco and Hit Man 44-BcstotGrwcnD 60-Barata De Prlmawra -13 P.M- Judd Hambrlck 4-Hawh 11-Stanky and Hutch W-Merv Griffin Mel Torme, Hal Unden, The Graduates M-The P.T.L. Club 44-lt Takes a Thief 10:20 P.M.-- 9-Csll In P.M.- 9--Ernest Bloeh Poland: 60-- Noticiero Mundial -II P.M.- 2--Sergeant Bllko 4--News Fred LaCosse 5 Jenny Crimm, Bohrman 7 Van Amburg, Marcta Brandwynne H-News 44--Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman 60-Noticiero Mundial P.M.-2--The Honeymwners 4-Tonight Show 5--Movie: "Halls of Anger" (1969) Calvin Uockhart, Jeff Bridges 7, 11-Wednesday Night 9-ABC Optioned News 36--Movie: "Fabulous Suz- annt" (1946) Barbara Britton, Rudy Vallee 44--Dark Shadows -Midnight- 5-News A.M.- 44-Night Gallery; "Face Of Ice" -1 A.M.- 4--Tomorrow 11--Movie: "The Golden Horde" (1951) Ann Blyth, Richard Egan 36--Movie: "My Dear Secretary" (1943) Kirk Douglas, Laraine Day A.M.- 20-Movie 5--The Rifleman -2 A.M.- 4--Newswatch A.M.- 11--Movie: "Just Across the Street" (1952) Ann Sheridan, John Lund A.M.- 36--Movie: "Where Danger Lives" (1950) Claude Rains -4 A.M.- 11--Movie: "That Night With You" (1945) Franchot Tone, Susanna Foster A.M.- 36--Movie: "Deadline At Dawn" (1946) Susan Hayward, Paul Lukas Thursday 5--Summer Semester 11--Always Tip a Fat Lady 20-Movie A.M.-4-News A.M.-2--Contemporary California Issues 4-Scnool of Air 5-Whafs It All About? 7-College By T.V.

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