Corvallis Gazette-Times from Corvallis, Oregon • 9

Gazette-Time. Corvallis, Oregon, Tuesday, May t9, 19r Philomath Alser Fur, Lots of It, in Style On New Fall. Winter Items Televie ConfroYefsill Fish Fleet Sails Home PTA Coordinating Committee To Meet vs School Employees Honored Al Dinner missal at 1:30 PST. Vacation Bible school -will-be Bv MAE BEYERLEIN PHILOMATH Speciatr The By Mary Jo Bailey Jr CHRYSTLE BEDELL I Ben Ellis. Mrs.

Alice Forbes, lEA-iSpeciali On May 25, and Mrs. Rose Lehman attended By GAY PAULEY the Alsea teachers and their hus School District 17-J PTA Coordinating committee met Thursday the Benton County Educational meeting end banquet at the Pick an idea any abstract Link Letters (Continued from page 8) Illahe Hills Tournament Chairman Frank Ward says in running tournaments and visitations over several years that none con compare with the number of golfers participating in the Corvallis-lUa-he match Sunday. Over 80 Cor-vallis golfers made the jaunt and whipped Illahe 115 to 105. The course was laved, out with the tees back for championship play resulting in poor scoring by lo bands or wives and the janitors idea. held at Peace Lutheran church June 4 to 15 inclusive.

Sessions will begin each morning at 9 PST and end shortly before noon. Children of the community are in Towne House in CorvaDisJ Ben and maintenance personnel were at the Administration building and voted to meet during the summer Say "patriotism" en ab ton County retired teachers were months, even though evervone guests. stract, often misunderstood and it is a concept 1 worth communicating to others, especially on and Mrs. Lee Mohnike and vited. Received into: membership of guests of the school board at a dinner prepared in the home economics room.

The menu included baked ham, oven fried chicken, fried halibut, scalloped potatoes, peas and carrots, corn, rolls, tossed salad and Memorial Dav. three daughters visited Sunday evening at the Paul Vroman the church by rite of confirmation at Peace Lutheran Sundav Now give that idea to a painter, musician and a writer. Each home. cals. Vera Martin and Chris Jepp- sen boasted 78' as the team's best land even that ain't good! pineapple delight dessert.

The evening was spent playing cards one will express the same idea in a different way. But what is common to all of them? Patriotism. will not be able to attend. The next meeting will be June 28 at which time they will discuss the present curriculum in Philomath At the meeting Thursday Mrs. Orr Wyman, president, gave a report on National PTA convention held in Portland.

She told of many changes in education today "and encouraged parents to take an active interest to keep up with new developments. Police Chief Burgess and Patrol and visiting. And Jack Rickard lost eight golf Mr. and Mrs. Charles 'Gilmur balls! was teamed, let-out fisher, Persian lamb, hair seal, jaguar, spotted kid and hamster.

Taupe-dyed opossum collared a silk raincoat, cut on casual trench coat shape, and natural nutria lined another in sailcloth, also in taupe. The firm said it planned to get a lot of mileage out of one fur lining giving it three out-ercoats. One, in poplin for rain; one, tweed for day; and one, glossy black for evening. Numerous daytime wool coats were lined with baum marten or opossum 11 of them reversible. The Marquise collection was one of the furriest yet, but other manufacturers have included fur linings, fur collars and cuffs on everything from daytime suits to opera length evening coats.

Herbert Sondheim used Persian lamb collars on a group of suits whose collars stood up around the neck to the tip of milady's ears. Arthur Jablow showed puffy fur boas circling the neck of suits, but detachable. Just unbutton 'em. for one thing. And similarity of expression, although the means of BOUND FOR BELMONT STANTON, Del.

(LTD Preak-ness winner Greek Money will be moved to Belmont Park in New York Wednesday to complete his training for the Belmont Stakes on June 9. ANCHORAGE, Alaska (LTD -A six-ship Japanese fishing fleet involved in a controversy between state, federal and Japanese authorities, Monday was reported sailing for Japan. Gov. William A. Egan said U.S.

Coast Guard authorities notified him that the fleet commander. Hisao Yamaki, asked for permission to stop filing daily position reports because the fleet was leaving immediately for JaDan. Alaska Superior Court Judge James M. Fitzgerald said the fleet's departure would have no effect on a pending court case in which the fleet is accused of fishing in Alaska-claimed waters. Yamaki had messaged Egan Saturday for permission to fish for three weeks in the disputed Shelikof Strait between the Alaska mainland and Kodiak Island.

Egan denied the request because of the pending charges against the fleet The captain of the fleet's moth-ership and the skippers of two small catcher boats were arrested from Seattle visited last week at Salem hospitality wonderful and I PI Women'g Editor NEW YORK (LW-Whafs for fall and winter in fashion? Fqr. Tonsof it. Fur for trimming and lining is so profuse through the new collections of women's apparel that one manufacturer said of his line: "Fur carpets it wall to walL" The manufacturer was Marquise, which previewed fall and winter daytime and evening clothes for fashion reporters recently. Such previews, for reporters and buyers, began in mid May and will continue through the middle of June, with the clothes beginning to show in the stores in late July. Marquise's chief designer French- born Philippe Tournaye, banded coat hems with fur, lined suit jackets with it, collared and cuffed coats in it, and even used it to 'line a water -repellant silk raincoat.

Chinchilla Plays Possum Furs included sable-dyed baum jmarten. opossum treated to look May 27 were Dennis Ivers. Di-anna Post, Joyce Ivers; Candace Post, Dale Hahn. Lois Krause. Dan Wiese and Steven McDaniel.

Dean Tatom, Martin Hoffman and Fred Gee attended the state convention of Oregon Odd Fellows in Medford May 23. Tatom went as a delegate from the Philomath lodge. The Grand Lodge degree and the Past Grand, degree was conferred on Tatom and Hoffman. While there they visited expression are different. the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Three Oregon State University Lehman. Mrs. Gilmur is a sister CCC golfers must be on their toes to match it in the return match. At the end of the day.

professors will show Wednesday of Mrs. Lehman. Memorial Day) how patriotism several CCC wives showed up to man Murdock presented the school patrol of Philomath ele has been expressed in literature, d. check up on their husbands art end music on Channel 7 at mentary school with awards Fri- and see if really were a match, and 2 to se for them p.m. day at an assembly.

The awards went to the captains, lieutenants the Historic Lodge at Jackson They are: Don Henry, speech selves if Illahe is as plush as this TELEVISION SCHEDULE Tuesday Wednesday KATU-TV Channel 2 ville. The next Grand Lodge con department, whose interest is in and other patrol members from column earlier reported. (PS vention will be held at The Dalles how to orally interpret the mes they were satisfied on both the fifth and sixth grades with a total of 63 persons earning hon next May. sage of the patriotic writer: Shep- counts). ard Levine, art, who will show ors.

Mr. and Mrs. George Schnobel and Mrs. Charles Staley, all of how graphic artists have ex Party Fox end Dorotha Barratt May 31 the third, fourth, fifth Portland, were in Philomath Sun pressed patriotism: and Robert Hawttnf P. BatlTftft Br'l O' Nails MMrifd Jota JTEMiAY PW WFDNESDAT Bold Joormy MMIUHom New NWi Grouck Orhble Drkf Wf.

Mol PM Mom Ooon :16 Newi New! NW Lli and sixth grades will- hold their will probably never play in less than a threesome again as no day to visit and decorate family Walls, music, who will show how- last on -misdemeanor closing activities with picnics, certain composers have treated charges-of fishing in Alaska4bowling and-skating plannedJ'ri- one win oeneve tneir expions Three-fourth of all, fires are the resuiroF carelessness and for-eetfulness, the National Board of fire Underwriters reports. patriotisfUr KOIN-TV. Channel 6 CBS graves at -ML Union cemetery Also" they visited the Leopold Charles Wigle and J. L. McMur-try families.

like chinchilla, sable-dyeJ fitch, bleached civet cat, nutria dyed to match the woolens with which it Sneaking out Saturday aheaaTbfl claimed waters. They were later day will mark the last day of school for all students, with dis- This program is the last OSU released on bond. the men, Patty canned an ace on Tl'ESDATPM, Mm VMM Vllltf Prtj New N-wt Clr Horti. Mllhonilr Klnidom-Stl BoMef I.orr Lit Vricl ooKin. num.

WKDNtSDAT II ri-h Toniol Brltfr Ou production this season in KOAC- number four and Dorotha -came TV's "Window" series produced within three inches of an ace on Mrs. Jack Flegal and Mrs. Elmer Schlensker attended the Lions Club Convention Friday at for OSU by the radio-television I'artmMll II 4atdlnf Ul ii wcrt morm 1J 0 HI Nclih.or Kdro of Nigbt C.I.Bd.r W.rM Tim 4: C.rlooM I Lot tr OIN Klichfn 4:14 Ml 13. Luckily, Frank Ramsey (who should have had his eves on his 1:0 M.rtmJ D. PtBlwora 1:30 Dobl.

UUIU Skeltoa Irhikod committee of the school of hu Salem. Mr. and Mrs. Flegal at manities and social sciences. own camel witnessed trom ine tended Thursday evening, attend fifth tee Patty's hole-in-one and ing a barbecue and variety show Softball Workout KOAC-TV Channel 7 Hlnrtl Hr.dllnri ArerklU Crr Dl Att 1:.0 FmI'i Bj MoMf will provide the necessary signa 1TESOAY Pl 1 h.l' NtW French ture of the scorecard.

Slated Tonight The first and second grades of the Philomath Elementary School will hold their picnics at Avery Park. There will be no school on NBC Channel 8 Marysville Gold Course will be KGW-TV ll-nn L. the site of the Plywood Workers Memorial Day. Handicap Tournament Sunday Tonlfhl ToloieoM 1:0 Dr. MiJon n.Y-llnneh Dnhlr lilt M.h.ll.

Prlc Ruht TkomU Tl'ESDAT PM 6:00 Ne Yogi Boar Wv.tt Cars L.r.mlo A. Hllrkfaok IHI Illrk Powell 10:00 Ctin't UK ConrontrtlloM HoIItw4. WEONKNDAY June J. for the employees of the three Plywood Plants in this area Bevos Acquire Two PORTLAND (UPD The Port 11:00 tit Imorn.lsi Newi 11 JO Trelh-CoaM. I :0 M.tlnoo Atl prospective softball playing with the Corvallis Merchants nine this summer are invited to the first practice of the season tonight at 6:30 p.m., according to Bill Nored, club manager.

The workout Is scheduled at Chinllmuii Park at 25th and Tyler. (Georgia-Pacific, Camp Adair 7: -Tod ft 1: -It Tod.T C.rtoonoFi 4: III Harper Sllral Senle land Beavers have acquired two Now It i 'ft Jan Mnrrk fTK "tfA II' rv. 5V II P-JZy J3. JbL Jl BLONDIE By Chick Young I 1 WIVES LOVE i 1 Nil DARLING VOU I WELL, I'LL BE SURPRISES Yrs I I II REMEMBERED MY i just for no) r'AH1. -j birthday i -v-r a nice JtX (cvfffi Cj tvr HSm rfw tiLJX and Independence).

Handicaps may be established at Marys outfielders from Albuquerque. One is Charlie Secrest, who hit ville. by playing at least 18 holes .287 for Portland in, 90 games in GRADUATION SPECIAL 6 TRANSISTOR RADIO by tournament time. Georgia-Pa 1959. Albuquerque is returning cific will provide valuable tro Gerry Mason, who was hitting in leatH-r Carrying Coit, Earphone I Barrtry phies and prizes.

Also at Marys the 270's. Comparable 24.95 veluo ville, Thure Lindstrom, OSU student, won the first weekly prize 1 1 The Beavers gave Dave Melton his outright release and sent John for closest to pin in the hole-in- Ring Results Flht Its Bt I'nlled Prr.i Intornatlonal NEW YllHK (Ul'D Tony Kor-tunato, 153. New York, outpointed Stefan Redl, 147, Clilton, N.J. (101. PHILADELPHIA a'PI Geor-le Fenton.

1M. Philadelphia, outpointed Smith, IfQ, t'hirato 1 101: Len Matthewa. 137, Philadelphia, atopped Johnny 141, II PL 3-4761 one contest now in progress. DAY CAMP Wojcik to Albuauerque. Viks Draw Florida 9 At Corvallis Country Club Emory'l Shopping Center mark these events: Wednesday PORTLAND UPD Portland (Memorial Day).

May; 30: Over ABC State win meet Florida AaM in Channel 9 KEZI-TV $100 in prizes in men's handicap tournament with awards going to the first NAIA tournament game TUKSBAY PM in St. Joseph's. on June both gross and net winners Newi Evargladea (tong KiOft Tameenag 111:00 Jerry Lewla (Shopping II Newe 1 Day la Ceart WFTINKSDAT Newa 11:00 Ernie Feed, 1:45 Homemaliere II loara-Soag Jaae Wymaa ETV I Oft 4ae ay re Heat 4:00 Band.taa4 Newa Jmea I eon 1:30 Death Valley the school learned today. The Vi morning play so tournament over By Mort Walker and Dick Brown Ba Benny Columbim. Ohio (31.

KAN FRANCISCO (VPH Eddie Maihen. Portland. out. pointed Boner Riacher, 197, Oakland, alii. (10).

LOS ANCELES (I'PD Arohle Moor. JIU1, San Dleno. drew with Willie Paatrano, 185, Miami, Fla. UOi. CHICAGO (UPIt Allen Thomat, 171.

Chicago, atopped Willie WU- llama. 174, Detroit (5). in time for OSU-Oregon track HI and LOIS L- '-f AGAINTTHAVs ana lui 'gpS5 kings, area 1 representative leave here next Monday. 1:00 B.ah. Dad 1:90 New Br.rd meet swimming pool opens always rrcERTAiNLy SOMETHINS, IS ABC Channel 12 bv eoav, VOU'RE ISN'T A HCXIDAy.yl RIShT.BUT it's V.

MY BIRTHPAy KPTV but no guests! Three ball THE LITTLE WOMAN Tt'KMIAT PM sixsome Saturday afternoon starting at 3.30 p.m. with dinner and Wioe Newe Movie It :00 Fori, Yoera-Heng 10:00 Jerry Lewla 11:00 Newa It Movie WFDNESDAT Wyaeea Sevea Keya Qeaen-Day Yoa Treat 4:00 Bendateae 4:30 Caaper 1:00 gleegea tag Pepeye 12:00 Caaaeen age Paychelegy Loy. Bok Kewa 4tanta 7: 10 Hag. Benny Dad New Bre.d feera-Seng dancing following "changing from four ball eightsome to three Vital Statistics BIRTH" (flood BIRTHS ARE RKI'OHDED ON STANDARD TIME IA Net. Pre.toa 11:0 Shopping Keen I Day la Ceart Jeek LaLannr 1:3 Barae-A Ilea HURLEY To Mr.

and Mra. Wil I just proppevTV "TlJfJ? BEETLE BAJLEY liam Hurley, 134 North loth, pound 14 miner lrl at 121 m. May 23. ball sixsome should be interesting experiment and will move groups around course Buddy Day at Club on Ladies' Day moved from Thursday, May 31st to Thursday, June 7th. WALDO To Mr.

ana Mm. umi Waldon, Houta 1, Monro, a 7 pound 11 ounre lrl at 1:4 p.m. May 13. KVAL-TV Channel 13 CBS-NBC Tl'ESDAT PM Talo'a I0 II lOol.l Impreaalel Daaghterg 11:00 Newe t-Bollywee Hlpeer Newa Whlplaak WFDNFSDAT Marr.y Dee. BrW 7:10 Defeadera Play-Heack Booa :3 Ma-Bpaee Hltrheerk Prlee-Klght 1 Dr.

M.teoe T'" 'rZm :00 Dick Powell 18:3 CoaeeaUatiea Thee Roela 4:0 Cpt. Bhlpwr. ITogl Bear BRUDOS To Mr. ana Mra. jurome Brudoa, 107 South Klfth, an pound 1 ounre ilrl at 0:01 p.m.

May 34. MARTINMAS To Mr. ana mr Gary Martlnmaaa, Apt 4. 190 Oak t'rrrk Terraca. a pound 1 ounce fir I at 1:34 a.m.

May 2. HOU.ANl) TO Mr. and mra. Wil Free public libraries in the United States contain more than 60 million books. Total yearly circulation is more than 200 million books.

liam Holland, Hlahland View Mobile RADIO STATIONS Mort Walker lxxlM, a 7 pound 4W ounce boy at a m. May 38. "Wanna save a lot of money on a new permanent?" TRKMAINK To Mr. and Mra (OW-47 KC, ABC 14 Hoar. Rlrhard Tremaine.

1H94 Betty Street hK, Salem, a 10 pound I ounce fir! at COIN KC CM By Bob Montana Archie a.m. May 2n, a v- Midnight FRKKMAN To Mr. and Mra. wu- Il'ON SIM KC. NBC KWJJ-IOM Kt a-at.

to MldalgM KXL 7M KC 4 e.ae. te lafeet M.g KPOJ-FM ea.7 Me. a. at. te MldalgM KOFM 100.8 M.g at.

te I KEX MM KC 44 Beera KFtt 110 KC 4 e.ai te MMelgHt KOAL te KC a.aa. to MldnlgM KLIIO IM4 OC I a.aa to Mldalga K0A0-4M KC I a.ai. le It gem. llam Freeman, 340 Twin Oaka. 7 a.ai.

te Mldalghl pound 4 ounce girl at 5:34 p.m. gwiL na kc. aiaa Mav HI. MAYSe ON TVS. OTHER HAWP, .1 I I'M TOO MAyeS I JUST WAVE A gT) SHyA3O0T HIGH REGARD FOR TriEA TrtS OA.

W0VM MODESTY AND yQT WHO PREW VtY Jv rsiV i PRESSES A M-n 14 heare ADAIR To Mr. and Mra. nova (EX-ru Meg la MldnleM Adair, Alaea. a pound 7 ounce boy at I p.m. May 27.

KOIN-FM 101. 1 Meg. GOI.DKN To Mr. and Mra. Cramer a ai I MldalgM Golden, Route 3, Box 3.1S.

a 7 pound flrl at p.m. May 37. SCHMIDT TO Mr. ano mra. nil- mer Schmidt, Route 3.

Bos 99, a Daily Crossword PuzzI pound 11 ounce girl at 13:34 a.m. May le. Marriage llren.e appllraMena: Jamea Karl Rich. 31, Albany, ana trjrtimrnU. 11 Totr ptrent, 45 Combining form 12 Spring back, for ldehyd.

Agree. 4fSTwit. 14BruhiFr. Prudence Cathryn Johnaton, 33, Lake Oawrao. 1 n7 THAT'S WHAT HASN'T ANYONE TOO LATE I TELL YA YOU GET FOR SEEN MY UNCUT NW, I CAN'T HIDING IT, I'M STAPWNGf FIND MY BAND LUNCH GET AnAY PEHEARSAL do you EXPECT ME II OH A 0 )A, TO REHEARSE TUBA (S Err) ti if0 Gilbert Warner Halth.

II, ana Carole Anna Doty. 33. both of Corvallta. 47 pot! 2 word zo Moine. 23 Vehicle ia A Used Car Is the key (or a two car family.

Find your in Classi fied. PRFVIOUS PUZZII usm TO An IU IE IB 0 MARK TRAIL Ed Dodd I i BARNEY REALIZES I A3 NIGHT COMC3 ON, BARNEY I If f' i I THERE 19 SOMETHINO UV- KNOWS NOTHINS TO DO BUT I jf sSt IW 4 i if.t TERRIBLY V.RONS STAY BESIDE THE UIET FIGURE J-A jf i ')'f Jl li, 1 The following mocnino ml ty41, WT i Lfp.T.- 1- rys jT II finw barney ravenoublv 'feLk jSKT1 T4 --i IT HUNGRV, BUT HE REFUSES TO hHfZXl LEAVE Hra BELOVED FRIEND act.oss 1 Xfetricil foot. 8 Eritrea' Capital 14 Men. 15 Inland of Crete. 16 Give back.

17 Very rich men. 18 A pereon indefinitely. 19 Mr Ware Will come;" 2 'Worda, 21 Mt.ter of btt. terie (180949). 22 "How weary, 21 Name akin to Annea.

25 Attound. 26 "And 2 word. 27 Prlvtr! Afebr. 28 City of 'Vlniunu 29 Capacitie for vigoroti action, 81 YoungerrMiei. tion apociai featurea.

32 BaldrrdaaU S3 Fein. 34 I.lkenea. S7 U'a. preaent It 41 Mm. 42 Lt 41 Unuauil: Scot.

48 Excellent, ft performance. 50 Callont Abbr. 51 Liqoefy (gain, S3 Early Irving Berlin ong; 2 word. 55 Belored of Triitan. 56 Shore dinner mend.

57 Verily, In Shtke-pere'( day. 58 Attendant of tb ea god. DOV7C 1 NJ. capital. 2 Cheerful 2 Baaeball great.

4 Picked. 5 Belored of Leandet, 6 Recluge. 7 An order of men the time of Chriit, 8 Dei of TV. 9 Light earrUge, follori. England.

25 Largo lirer of Eire. 27 Caute for regret. 28 On of the Kellyfc 80 Humor of torn comedian. 81 Snick. S3 Baby buggy.

84 Bated on priett eal experience. 35 Historic palaco in Rome. 86 Transient laborerj Colloq. J7 Firtt together) I 2 word. 83 Browbeat.

89 Mitelon. 40 Rapid ia airrov put of rives, 42 de France. 45 Atomic weight! Abbr. 46 Ill-gotten gtlBa. 48 Auction.

49 Jai 52 Shanty. Card gme. r.i a 5 TIB CiLiIuOaJbE 1st ft ilP-EE hTs LI Ji TiLtJiIR rl' Z3 i bS iJlfOHiOlT )((, Ml MtiW lTH aiCiE itwti liOTfT met Prentice dip tfiBUY By John There Oughla Be A Law! by Fogoly Shorten fiMaiN5IS I 1 WHAT DID YOU HOPE rf I THOUSHT I COULO FRI6HTEN MY PROFESSOR, I TO ACCOMPLISH FOR HK WI URNIN Y'-rfPt 1 RTFTRYMY I THIS FRIEND--ANN-- LJvh Akvlk THE 50, OOO SHE Jt Wpaoss by finctii the mam ve to iNveer. SnCt- 1" otty pfiU fcjy BUT NOW I'VE RO-5 KENTON. I A I i ASfV JJi VVWAT PIP PNALLV iuVt Aisl OLP KElX HtOM THCirl J6SP CAR JUN flit 10 Rabble.

VJAPPLV VWS TH8 MOST XACTlNO PSOftPKCT AVASTAWI MOTORS fVEH lfCAP-T5TeP EVtHY XPSK6IVS, NEW AWCE. TrlATfelTSOLP JL)T W4AT BEEM LCOW FOR TVC68 Buitt fCH 6ERVICB I THi powea reEaiNiS Vent want yju SOXrJ.iH TO CRM OUtL TO Tl WU 9AV SuPfH PLIA 7mI PjS BJTTON tuT AliMitb? SP09T 6 WHAT i ThB TtWue rV'HAT'5 CAN 6ft VOU'RB I Tm JC5UB A PfUFtCTlONlfiT I VWATf) Tnf III, By Milton Caniff STEVE CANYON A (r 4V OV CHANGS VTj far- A1l0 AJVT pi-, CJtt PC (AITM VOU, V.l THe V- fa I7 I i'0 lli -j 7" l-j I 4 Ij's" J9 7 -12 .14 15 -IS r' I I I I I I 1 AMt I TI.S TAt? I fAV ONLV A-ivV TV (WT All P4T ANP JT I JUtTAS'VTVA I VJAN -T-f TTr- ANO t2f A Ll. A i. yk Mm mm t353 MJCK,.