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1008 Gazette-Times, Corvallis, Oregon, Saturday, September 30, 1961 7 EQUIPMENT CO. presents a "FIELD DAY" with the Porsche-Disel Tractor and the Eberhardt Rotary Tiller Wednesday October 4 1:00 P.M. Coffee Donuts will be served in the OSU DAIRY BARN Highway Traffic Shows Some Decline Automobile traffic on the Kings Valley highway showed an increase during August, while near ne Monroe and on the Alsea highway it was down from the same period in 1960, figures of the state highway department reveal. The Kings Valley highway counter, four miles south of Kings Valley, showed a 9.7 percent increase in the average daily traffic for the month. The count was 476 a day as compared to 434 a day in August, 1960.

On the Alsea highway, five miles southwest of Philomath, the August daily traffic count was down 7.8 percent. The count was 1323 in 1960 and 1220 this year. The average daily traffic for all of 1960 was 1006. On Highway 99-W, five miles north of Monroe, the count this year was 2410 as compared to 2672 for August, The average for 1960 was 2226. STUDENTS! You Can't Afford To Rent! Which will you have after 2 years: equity in a modern 2-bedroom home or a box full of rent receipts? For approximately $75.00 per month after a small down pay.ment, you can now own a brand new COMPACT 2 BEDROOM HOME All the features of most larger homes, plus many extras at the compact price of only $9400.00 CHECK THESE ADVANCED FEATURES: Open beam ceilings Lath and plaster walls Hardwood floors Birch kitchen cabinet fronts Cedar paneling Formica counter tops Aluminum window frames Tiled bath Fully insulated walls and ceiling 10 ft and 12 ft.

wardrobes Clean electric heat $9400.00 Complete Patio off master bedroom including all paving and assessments OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1. 6 P.M. Go out Harrison Street, turn left at 43rd and go mile. Look for the sign on the right. T.

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100 South 3rd For Space in the 7 days a week SUNDAY DIRECTORY Call, PL 3-7305 Surrounded W. Berlin Isolated (Continued from page 1) nades at a Western truck touring the border, West Berlin officials said. There was no reported counter-action. Maintain Courtesy Patrols American officials re-affirmed their determination maintain military patrols" on the main highway between West Germany and Berlin despite Soviet protests. They dismissed false a report that the United States told the Russians it had the right to send whatever vehicles it wished along he highway.

The Russians had protested the patrols, which were resumed after 10 years' suspension when the Communists detained two American soldiers for six hours Sept. 21. The patrols by jeep and sedan assist Allied travelers and. report any Communist action against them. Mary Cauthorn Dies; Funeral Is Monday Mary Cauthorn, long-time Corvallis resident, died Friday at the Masonic and Eastern Star Home in Forest Grove.

The daughter of Thomas A. and Sarah L. Cauthorn, she was born in Yakima, Wash. on March 16, 1872. Her father was the one for whom Cauthorn Hall at Oregon State University was named.

Early years were spent in where she received her education taking advanced work in music in Chicago. She taught piano for over 50 years in Corvallis and in Portland where she made her home most of the time since 1915. Survivors include one sister, Mrs. A. C.

McIntyre, of Pendleton; five nieces, including, Alice Sawyer, Portland, Ruth E. Clark, of Corvallis, and one nephew Vardyn F. Buchanan, Corvallis. Funeral services will be held in the Mayflower chapel of the DeMoss-Durdan funeral home Monday, at 10 a.m. with Rev.

Francis Thom officiating. Burial will be in 1 Crystal Lake cemetery. Bullard Receives Health Award (Continued from page 1) cording to the statement of creed of the organized mental health movement. Appearing on the regional program were Abraham. Ribicoff, U.S.

Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare, Mrs. A. Felix duPont, NAMA' president, Governor Mark Hatfield, former Governor M. L. Simpson of Wyoming, and numerous directors top mental health institutions of the western states.

More Interest Urged In Education Work A plea for more active interest in education and an acceptance of responsibility on the part of parents was issued this week by Louis Edwards, president of the Corvallis high school PTA, at the organization's first meeting this school year. The coming school bond election was outlined by Dick Hanson, school board member and School Supt. Gerald Wallace, who said the October 10 meeting of the school board would see questions concerning the bond issue answered for the public. Wallace noted that if the bond issue is approved, building will start immediately to be completed by next fall. If it fails, double shifts will be necessary to accommodate another 500 new students expected next fall.

The program included the introduction of the high school faculty by principal Ray Hardman. Edwards named the following committee, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Croff, hospitality; Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Keniston, membership; Mr. and Mrs. Laird Hyde, telephone; Mrs. Audra Barnett, magazine; Mr. and Mrs.

Elmer Ingle, chaperones for rooter buses; Mr. and Mrs. Cal Monroe, senior all night party, and Mrs. and Mrs. Richard Highsmith, publicity.

6600 Children Aided By County UF Benton County children were given 6600 days of care last by United Fund children agencies, figures compiled by UF show. Considering that $12 will provide one handicapped child with three days of care, UF officials said, it must be admitted that "United Fund is not only the way to give to charity it is a bargain." This year the Benton County United Fund has allocated $9922 to Oregon United Appeal, or onethird of what it cost to care for the Benton County children last year. The ratio does not work out this way from year to year, it was explained, but it does indicate the bargain the people of the county receive from their contributions to United Fund. If each working person gave a dollar a month to UF the county drive could soon be successfully culminated, it- was said. NO RADIOACTIVITY STOCKHOLM (UPI) The recent Soviet nuclear tests have so far caused no unusual radioactivity over the Nordic countries, a group of Nordic radiation scientists meeting here said Friday.

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7:30 -Walt Disney 2:30 C. Huntley 54 3:00 Viewpoint Ct. Musle 11:00 -Playhouse The Best Service Guaranteed! DAY CAMP -TV: 3-4768 9th Beca EMERY'S NORTHGATE SHOPPING CENTER KEZI-TV SATURDAY PM 208 -Boxing SUNDAY 9:00 -L. Welk 12:30 -The Answer Channel 9 ABC 8:30 -Lawman Stop Jungle Spotlight 11:00 -News 6:30 -Maverick KPTV Channel 12 ABC SATURDAY PM 10:30 Written 1:30 -Maverick 6:00 SUNDAY 11:00 -Theatre 8:30 Truth 7:00 Overland Tr. Sel.

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to Midnight Rests KEX KOIN Board Defers Plans Building (Continued from page 1) electrical and mechanical ment building and a heating plant are included. -Increasing the $900,000 limit on the amount of certain gift and grant monies that higher education can spend to $950,210. The $50,210 is included in an $800,000 grant given to the University of Oregon medical school in Portland for a cardiovascular disease study facility. for public Utility Commissioner Jonel C. Hill to implement the new law requiring all Oregon log truckers to have new PUC permits.

Some permits were in effect in Oregon as of Aug. 1 but the new law will cut this number. Senate President Harry Boivin, chairman of the board, noted that requests before the board Friday totaled more than half the board's total $1.3 million allocation. This has to last until the 1963 Legislature meets. Sawmill Accident Brings $52,000 Suit A lawsuit seeking more than $52,000 damages as result of a sawmill accident been filed in circuit court here.

Gerhardt F. Baier filed the suit against Western Oregon Lumber company. He alleges that while employed as a utility man at the firm's sawmill operation on September 15, 1960, he was injured when" struck in the back of the head by a board. He charges that the firm did not have the required safety equipment on the machine. He said the injury worsened a pre-existing arthritic condition.

He asks $50,000 general damages and $2606.25 special damages. FOR CLASSIFIED ADS DIAL PL 3-7304 ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PUZZLE THOMAS WAGNER REPUTE ACHES SON OREGON SCOTSMAN NON POSSESS ATE KNEL RANT SNUG ACRID ROT TETRA BAGEL CARDAT TIBETAN CORACLE AMORET BEBOP PANAS SRO TOLTH ETAN FOURS SOHO FIGARO RAF BEN A EDENOTE ED ERASER RENEWS PEANUTS. OH, MISS OTHMAR, HOW COULD 400? BLONDIE LOOK, MOM POP CAN STILL CHIN HIMSELF HI and LOIS DRIVING RANGE pow! BEETLE BAILEY YOU GUYS SHOULD LET ZERO SIT IN YOUR BULL SESSIONS WITH YOU MARK TRAIL Coffee Prices Due Two-Cent Decrease NEW YORK (UPI) Retail, coffee prices will go down by two cents a pound Monday in many groceries around the country. Two major chains, and Grand Union, announced coffee price cuts Friday after several coffee makers said they were reducing the wholesle prices. Instant coffee prices were not affected.

Coffee prices vary from about 55 cents a pound to 87 cents, de pending on the brand and quality. Coffee roasters which announced reductions included Standard Brands, General Foods, Beech Nut Lifesavers Chock Full O'Nuts Albert Ehlers and own label brands. Daily Crossword Puzzle ACROSS 1 Cadence. Fine volcanic lava. 10 Dull yellowish brown, 1 14 What "vidi" means: 2 words.

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1 Arm. 40 Fencing attack. 2 River of Bavaria. 41 Cottonwood. 3 Revolving trays: 43 Frothiness.

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9 Martyr in Asia 49 Genus of the tree Minor, 303. toads. 10 Victim of 9 51 Refrain syllable. 5 10 12 13 14 15 16 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 I THOUGHT 400 WERE TEACHING US BECAUSE 400 LOVED US! I NEVER DREAMED YOU WERE GETTING PAID FOR IT! I'M SO PROUD OF YOU, WONDERFUL TO KNOW YOU HAVE SO MUCH ENERGY AND) STRENGTH AT YOUR AGE 9.30 WAIT A MINUTE! MAYBE SHE'S GETTING PAID, BUT YET NOT REALLY ACCEPTING THE MONEY! NOW COME OUT WANT TO SEE IF YOU CAN CHIN YOURSELF ON MY KITCHEN SINK Warder Brown Dies Warder G. Brown, 77, Monroe, died last night at a local hospital.

Arrangements, under the direction of the DeMoss-Durdan Funeral Home, will be announced later. Want a better job? Check the "Help Wanted" ads daily in Classified. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has filed its final account as Executor of the estate of HAROLD H. ODDIE, deceased, with the County Clerk of Benton County, Oregon, and that the District Court of the State of Oregon for. said County has fixed Wednesday, the 11th day of October, 1961, at the hour of 9:30 o'clock a.m., thereof as the time, and the office of the District Judge of said county in the courthouse at Corvallis.

Oregon as the place, for hearing objections if any, said, final account. FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF OREGON Executor of the Estate of HAROLD H. ODDIE, Deceased. WALTER T. DURGAN Attorney for.

Estate Corvallis, Oregon PUBLISH: September 9, 16, 23, 30 October 7, 1961. NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT No. 4736 In the District Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Benton, Probate Department In the Matter of the Estate of Lyle White, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned, as executrix of the estate of Lyle White, deceased, has filed her Final Account in the trict Court of the State of Oregon for Benton County, and that Monday, the 30th day of October, 1961, at the hour of 9:30 o'clock a.m. in the court room of court, has been appointed by said court as the time and place for the hearing of objections thereto and the settlement thereof.

Dated and first published: September 30, 1961 Date of last publication: October 28, 1961, Alta L. White, Executrix Ringo and Walton Attorneys at Law 605 Jefferson Street Corvallis, Oregon 18 AW. OH, GIVE HIM HE NEVER A TRY COME ON HAS OVER, ANYTHING ZERO TO SAY HORACE, COME BACK, AW, IM WEIGHT NOTICE OF GUARDIAN'S. SALE OF REAL PROPERTY. In the District Court of the of Oregon for the County of Benton, Probate Department.

In the Matter of the Estate and Guardianship of Sarah E. Naylor, an incompetent person, No. 4853 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to and by virtue of an order made and entered in the above entitled court and cause on the 20th day of September, 1961, signed by the Honorable Robert Gilliland, Judge of said court, the undersigned, as guardian of the estate of Sarah E. Naylor, an Incompetent person, will on and after the 30th day of October, 1961, at the hour of 10 o'clock a.m. proceed to sell real property of said estate at private sale for cash or for part cash and part credit as may to the guardian seem advisable, subject to the confirmation of the above titled court, said property being situated in Benton County, State of Oregon, and being more particularly described as follows, to-wit: Lot and South of Lot Fractional Block 6, Town of Monroe, Benton County, Oregon, Including dwelling.

Bids will be received by the undersigned guardian at 605 Jefferson, Corvallis, Oregon. ROBERT M. NAYLOR Guardian of the estate of Sarah E. Naylor, an incompetent person Date of first publication: Sept. 23, 1961 Date last publication: Oct.

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