Corvallis Gazette-Times from Corvallis, Oregon • 12

Gazette-Times, Corvallis, Oregon, Monday, April 15, 1963 Services Held Here For John W. Avitt John W. Avitt. 78, Corvallis resident for the past 32 years, died Thursday at a local hospital. He was born on September 22, 1884 in lowa.

On February 26, 1905, he was married to Ida Adelia Mitchell at Chariton, Iowa State Tonight 7:00 and 9:10 One chance at the impossible they risked everything for a prize greater than WALT DISNEY'S "SASH WHITE STALLIONS TECHNICOLOR ROBERT TAYLOR LILI PALMER CURT JURGENS EDDIE ALBERT Released by BUENA VISTA NOTICE White Stallion Will Not Be Shown On Tuesday But Will Resume Wednesday. where the couple lived until 1909 when they moved to Portland. Piror to coming to Corvallis in 1931, the couple made their home in Eugene. Mrs. Avitt passed away in 1957.

In May of 1959, he was mar. ried to Bertha M. Goin at Eugene, and the couple returned to Corvallis to live. Survivors include his wife and one son, John W. Avitt, San Diego, and one grandson.

Funeral services were held this afternoon at the DeMoss-Durdan Funeral Home with Dr. George N. Reeves officiating. Interment was held at the Oak Lawn Memorial Park cemetery. The world's largest bicycle was a 10-seater, made in Waltham, in 1898.

State 3rd in a Series of OPERETTAS TUESDAY ONLY Feature 7:10 and 9:30 GREATEST MUSICAL ROMANCE! al Leaned TEDDY Maytime: BARRYMORE ROBERTZ. Production LEONARD Produced by Hunt WHITESIDE CORVALLIS' FINEST THEATRE MUST END TUESDAY Tonight and tomorrow night must be the last showing of "To Kill A Mockingbird," winner of Academy Awards for best actor, best screen play and best art direction. The feature starts at 7:13 and 9:36 each night. To kill a Mockingbird GREGORY PECK Regular prices 90c, 75c, SPRING TV SERVICE SPECIAL WE WILL More Clean Glass, Check All Tubes Days Including, Necessary Tube, Adjust- and Only ments for the Best Picture Possible, Tubes and Parts Extra. Reg.

$295 IN YOUR $6.00 HOME Plus J. N. Green Stamps a CHASE Radio TV SERVICE 242 S. 2nd PL 3-3310 WE ALL SERVICE MAKES MODELS! A BANQUETS Breakfasts, Luncheons and Dinners DINING Coffee Shop or Dining Room GOOD FOOD of Course Country Kitchen 800 North 9th PL 3-6054 Women Demos Slate Meeting Blaine Whipple will be the luncheon speaker at the statewide Democratic Status of Women Conference to held Marion Hotel in Salem Wednesday. About a dozen Benton County women plan to attend.

Whipple, who was the Democratic candidate for Congress in the First District last fall, has just returned from a four-months tour of Europe, where he visited Greece, Italy, France, Switzerland, West Germany, England and the Scandinavian countries. The Women's Conference, which commemorates the golden anniversary of women's suffrage, will open at 10 a.m., under chairmanship. of Gladys M. Everett, I Portland attorney. The complex role of women today will be examined in a morning talk by Sylvia Nemer.

This will be followed by a panel discussion of the political, civil and working rights of women today with the following panelists: Miss Everett, Emily Logan of the State Industrial Accident Commission and Catherine Lauris, member of the Eugene City, Council. The afternoon session will be devoted to workshop discussions of various aspects of the status of women, with prominent women from all over the state acting as leaders. The closing: session will include a conference summary by Wickes Shaw Beal of Eugene. Former Resident Dies In Salem Mrs. Sigvor Jackson, Salem, died Saturday at her home.

She was 79. Mrs. Jackson was born in Norway, coming, to the United States She lived at The Dalles, Portland and Corvallis-Philomath area before moving to Salem five years ago. Mrs. Jackson was a member of St.

Johns Lutheran church in Salem. Survivors, include a daughter Mrs. Elmer Otto, The Dalles; and sons Virgil, Philomath; Frank, The Dalles; and Vincent Brannigan. Two grandchildren also survive. Services will be held at the V.T.

Golden Mortuary in Salem Wednesday at 10 a.m. Interment will be at 2 p.m. at the Locke Cemetery in Corvallis. Lemke Mass Slated Requiem Mass for Catharine Anne Lemke, who died Friday, will be offered by Rev. Austin Johnson Tuesday at 10 a.m.

at the St. Mary's Catholic Church. Interment will follow in the St. Mary's Catholic cemetery. Arrangements are under the direction of the DeMoss-Durdan Funeral Home.

BAHA'1 WORLD FAITH A PRAYER FOR ALL MANKIND 0 THOU KIND LORD! Thou hast created all humanity from the same original parents Thou has intended that all belong to the same household. In Thy Holy Presence they are Thy servants, and all mankind are sheltered beneath Thy tabernacle. All are gathered at Thy table of Bounty and are radiant through the light of Thy Prov. idence. 0 GOD! Thou art kind to all.

Thou hast provided for all, Thou dost shelter all, Thou dost confer life upon all. Thou has endowed all with tal. ents and faculties; all are submerged in the ocean of thy mercy. THOU KIND LORD! Unite all; let the religious agree, make the nations one so that they be as one kind. and as children of the same fatherland, may they associale in unity and concord.

0 GOD! Upraise the standard of the oneness of humankind. 0 GOD! Establish the Most Great Peace! Cement the hearts together, 0 God! 0 THOU KIND FATHER, GOD Exhilarate the hearts Through the fragrance of Thy love: brighten the eyes through the light of Thy guidance: cheer the hearing with the melodies of Thy Word, and shelter us in the cave of Thy Providence, Thou are the Mighty and the Powerful! Thou are Forgiving, and Thou art the One Who overlookest the shortcomings of humankind. For information call PL. 2-1687 or PL 5-4128 Area Arts Calendar Tuesday 7:15 9:15 p.m. "Maytime" with Nelson Eddy and Jeanette MacDonald at the Oregon State Theater.

Wednesday 12 noon Book review with Sidney. White, OSU professor of art, giving an illustrated lecture on contempor. ary art at the Corvallis Arts Center, Seventh and Jefferson. Thursday 7:30 p.m. Tryouts for May Readers Theater play "House of Bernarda by Garcia Lorca, at the Arts Center.

All female cast. 8 p.m.. World Around Us travel film, "Caribbean Ports of Call" in the Home Economics Auditorium. Tickets at door. Sunday 3 to 8 p.m.

Library Fair sponsored by Friends of Library at the Arts Center. There will be displays, essay contest awards, and a readers presentation of children's stories at 3:30 and humor for adults at 7:30. CURRENT ART EXHIBITS: Arts Center, 7th and Jefferson One man show by Byron Gardner in the theaterand a show by Sharon Schoonover of Philomath in the 1 little gallery. Open Tuesday through Sunday from 1 to 4 p.m. Kidder Hall Sculpture by Mark Sponenburgh and Wayne Taysom through April 19.

Memorial Union Northwest. Institute of Sculpture through April 19. Lipmans "Figures" by Billee Hoornbeek, Roberta Beckman, Bernice Forest, Aileen Block and Bonnie Armantrout. Public Library Paintings by Whitney Lindquist. Monroe High Library Paintings by Billee Benton Native Dies At Age of 96 Years Mrs.

Ada Ellen Callaway, 96, a native of Benton county, died Friday at her home in Brownsville. Funeral services will be held at the Brownsville Presbyterian church at 2 p.m. Tuesday with burial in the Brownsville Pioneer cemetery under direction of the Fisher Funeral home of Albany. She was born in Benton county September 3, 1866, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

J.C. Hunter who arrived here in 1852. She was married to Burl Callaway in Albany on May 30, 1889, and had lived in Brownsville since 1900. The average (median) family income in the United States in 1959, as reported in the 1960 Census, was $5,700. IF YOU HAVE NOT RECEIVED YOUR GAZETTE-TIMES by p.m.

6:00 DIAL PL 3-7305 before 6:45 p.m. Scout Dinner Due Thursday The annual Scouting. Recognition Dinner and meeting for Benton District will be held Thursday at 6:30 in the Towne House Motor Inn Cafe. The dinner is the annual highlight for persons connected with Scouting, Cub Scouts and Explorers. All boys in the county who have qualified for Eagle rank or Quartermasters since the last dinner will be introduced, according to Art Hughes, district commissioner, and G.

Hansen, district chairman. Training and other awards will be presented. Speaker will be Clay Myers of Portland, vice president of the Insurance Company of Oregon. Toastmaster will be John Buck. Wives and den mothers are included in the special program, it was emphasized.

Unit flags will be used as part of the decorations and special musical numbers are planned. Tickets for the dinner will be $1.75 per plate. They may be purchased at the office of Bates Bates, 320 South Third, or reservations can be made by calling that office. Deadline for reservations is Wednesday morning. SEVERS HAND, FOOT LOS ANGELES (UPD- mental patient who severed his right hand and foot with a butcher knife was reported in satisfactory condition today at General Hospital.

Police said the 34-year-old man, home Sunday to visit his family during Easter, severed his hand and foot after reading a passage in the Bible that says, "If thy hand offend thee, cut it off." For Want Ads just dial PL 3-7304 -RAMBLERFOR '63 The new shape of quality MOTORS, Inc. 3rd Adams PL 3-7301 or PL: 3-7666 CONVENTIONAL HOME LOANS Percent Interest On Loans Not Exceeding of the Property's Value Open Sat. Mornings M. S. CHRISTIANSON Mortgage Investment Co.

New Location: 210 Monroe St. (formerly in Benton Hotel Building) PL 3-7376 Corvallis, Ore. Don't waste expensive color film Have it finished right. Fast, too! QUALITY CAMERA 3rd Jefferson PL 3-3170 Buddy Nights ON MONDAYS and TUESDAYS Cable's 5-9 12-8 Weekdays RESTAURANT Open Sundays Closed Wednesdays 1121 N. 9th PL 2-3364 85c Daily Luncheon Sirloin Steak Dinner $1.25 NEW ROOM SEATS BAR UP TO BANQUET 100 A AUTHENTIC ITALIAN FOOD! Hole 205 S.

2nd PL 3-7349 PAY LESS DRUG STORE CORVALLIS' DOWNTOWN SHOPPING CENTER COLEMAN Reg. Gallon, Size FUEL 1.49 129 5 lb. Fast bag GRASS SEED Gro. METAL SLIDE FILE Slides 300 Holds 199 Reg. CANNON NYLONS 76 Gallon INSULATED OPEN PICNIC Don't Forget NIGHTS JUG BUY with til 9PM.

99 CONFIDENCE OPEN 103m 5 7p.m. SUNDAYS AT PAY LESS, FREE MONEY BACK Reg. COLGATE 83c Size PARKING ON GUARANTEE ANYTHIN Tooth Paste IN PAY LESS DRUGS PARKING Entrance LOT BOUGHT AT PAY LESS STREET Six Pac METRECAL LIO. 1.00 Reg. MENNEN BRACER 798 Reg.

Mouth LISTERINE Wash 6 ft. by BAMBOO FENCE 299 15 ft. 35 mm. 20 Exp. HAND Wahl ANSCHO- GARDEN CLIPPER CHROME TOOLS SLIDE FILM Made in U.S.A.

SET 166 699 Your Choice with processing Reg. 1.66--5 BAR SIZE GOLDEN FIREPLACE FLORIENT GRATES ROOM DEODORANT Covers 5,000 Sq. Ft. 299 Reg. 2 Ply 50 Ft.

$1.47 GARDEN HOSE 3 Guaranteed Years 998 Gal. Size FISH FERTILIZER 10-5-5 998 Reg. 1.97 Sculptured Doormats Reg. 1.35 Arbogast Bass Plugs SHOP PAY LESS FOR HONEST DISCOUNTS ITS PAY LESS REALLY DOES SAVE YOU MONEY PRICES GOOD MONDAY THRU THURSDAY.