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Gazette-Times, Corvallis, Oregon, Monday, February 18, 1963 Lifelong Resident Of Harlan Area Dies John H. Seagles, a lifelong resi-, dent of Harland died in a local hospital Saturday following an extended illness. The son of Lewis and -Mary Jane Lillard Seagles, he was born February 24, 1873, at. Harlan. He later moved to Independence in 1916 and was city marshal of Independence from 1916 until 1921 at which time he returned to Har- State 'Raven' 7:10 and 10:10 'Checkpoint' 8:36 MACABRE MASTERPIECE AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL EDGAR ALIAN POES THE RAVEN IN PANAVISION PATHECOLOR STARRING VINCENT PRICE PETER LORRE BORISKARLOFF "TAKE THY BEAK FROM OUT MY HEART AND TAKE THY FORM FROM OFF MY DOOR QUOTH THE RAVEN: 'NEVERMORE! POE AND Anthony STEEL VERSOIS Study BAKER CHECK POINT COLOR EASTMAN land and purchased a farm.

Mr. Seagles had farmed and logged in the Harlan community until a few years ago when he retired and for the past six years he had, made his home with Mr. and Mrs. J. F.

Spriggs of Harlan. He is survived by one nephew, Dr. Gale C. White of Aberdeen, Wash. and one cousin, Lloyd Lillard of Sheridan.

Funeral service under the direction of the McHenry Funeral Home will be held in the Chapel of the Valley at Harlan Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. with Rev. Clarence W. Reynolds officiating. Interment will be in the Harlan Cemetery, VARSITY Open 6:45 Show 7:15 Invasion Quartet ....7:23 Hulots Holiday ...8:49 Hulot Revisited! JACQUES returns with some refreshing new additions.

"Explodes with Merriment!" New Fork "Mr. Hulots HOLIDAY AND. The funniest foursome that ever fouled up Der Fuhrer! M-6-M presents -INVASION QUARTET BILL TRAVERS SPIKE MILLIGAN GREGOIRE ASLAN WHITESIDE CORVALLIS' FINEST THEATRE Now Showing 7:25 Feature 9:33 BURT LANCASTER and JUDY GARLAND TAKE AN UNTOUCHED I THEME AND MAKE IT TOUCHING AND UNFORGETTABLE! STANLEY KRAMER presents BURT LANCASTER JUDY GARLAND CHILD IS WAITING GENA ROWLANDS STEVEN HILL ABBY MANN JOHN Directed CASSAVETES Associate Producer PHILIP LANGNER Music by SANEST GOLD Released they UNITED BE ARTISTS Area Arts Calendar Monday 8 p.m. Corvallis Arts Council will meet at the Arts Center. Monday-Tuesday 7:30 p.m.

Arctic Adventure II film in the Home Economics auditorium. Tickets available at door. Wednesday 8 p.m. Choralaires concert in the Home Economics Auditorium. Sunday 3-5 p.m.

Reception for visiting Japanese artist Junichiro Sekino in the Memorial Union Gallery. CURRENT ART EXHIBITS: Kidder Hall 2nd floor Paintings by French school children through March 8. Kidder Hall main floor Paintings and drawings by Alan Munro. Memorial Union Contemporary architecture of the northwest through February 23. Junichiro Sekino will have showing from February 24 through March 15.

Lipmans "I Remember" theme with paintings by Gertrude Lahti, Frances Phinney, Whitney Lindquist, Billee Hornbeek and Erma Uebel, Public Library Paintings by Erma Uebel. Monroe High school library Paintings by Gertrude Lahti. Paul Zedwick Dies In Albany Hospital Paul Zedwick, 85, long-time Corvallis resident, died Saturday at an Albany hospital. The son of James and Elizabeth Zedwick, he was born on December 28, 1877 at LaCrosse, where he spent his early years. On December 24, 1898, he was married to Mary Barta at Chicago.

The couple moved to Portland, in 1902 where Mr. Zedwick established one of the first hardwood floor businesses. In 1912, they moved to Corvallis where they lived on a farm three miles south of the city. 1 In 1921, Mr. Zedwick established a business in Corvallis and in 1925, expanded to Toledo where the couple lived until returning to Corvallis in 1943.

While living in Toledo, Mr. Zedwick served on the port commission and was a director of the National Security Bank of Toledo. Mrs. Zedwick died in June of 1957. Survivors include three sons, Paul Zedwick, Jr.

and John G. Zedwick, both of Corvallis, and Edward C. Zedwick, Canby: two daughters, Mrs. Lillian Mae Loudon, Toledo, and Rose Edith Zedwick, Corvallis; one brother, John Zedwick, Tigard; one half-brother, Frank Stepanek, Portland; 3 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m.

at the DeMoss-Durdan Funeral Home with Rev. Roy E. Hutchison officiating. Interment will follow in the Crystal Lake cemetery. PEPPERY CHICAGO (UPD)-Pepper sausages with fresh raw oyster are traditional for the Feast of St.

Blaise in the French and Spanish Pyrenees, says the American Meat Institute. The February holiday is named for an early-century bishop who was said to have had the power to heal throat ailments and other diseases. When you serve cold artichokes as salad or appetizer, offer a seasoned dip or mayonnaise with them, or marinate them several hours or overnight in a sharp oil dressing. Leroy Shebal Presents ARCTIC ADVENTURE I ALL NEW! THRILLS EXCITEMENT ACTION Fabulous Trout Fishing Walrus and Mountain Goat Hunting DANGER EDUCATIONAL Giant Brown Bears Breathtaking, Scenery Catching Salmon Banding of Waterfowl Acclaimed as the greatest hunting movie to come out of Alaska. Photographed in part above the Arctic Circle.

February 18 19 7:30 p.m. Home Economics Auditorium O.S.U. Campus ADULTS: $1.00 CHILDREN: Sponsored by O.S.U. Fin and Antler Club 40 Primary Piano Pupils Give Show Some 40 pianists in the first, four grades of Oregon Music Teachers Association presented a primary workshop Saturday in Benton Hall on the Oregon State University Presiding was Mrs. Clinton Coffey and topic of discussion was "How to Get Students to Practice." Other teachers presenting their pupiles were Mrs.

Leo Beach, Mrs. Eunice Faust," Mrs. "Chester Earls, Mrs. "Earl Garrett, Mrs. Edward Mitchell, Mrs.

Robert Peterson, Mrs. Stanley Wilkes and Miss Iris Gray. The program consisted of duets, two piano numbers and solos. Many of the students had been playing just since September and none had more than two years of instruction. Hostesses for the afternoon were Mrs.

Faust and Mrs. Harry Nettleton. Ushering were Kathy Garner and Mary Ann Stockton. Those playing were Dianna Atkinson, Kay Christenson, Peggy Riley, David Prichard, Terri Troxclair, Fey Snivley, Jennie Benson, Erin Rycraft, Bob Campbell, Susan Evey, Sharon Weber, Tommy Schaeffer, Suzanne Dawson, Ruth Macpherson, Lor- rie Bell, Debbie Smith, Teresa Greer, Pamela Smith, Debbie Mitchell, Steve Frazier, Darlene Stewart, Linda Locey, Jane Smith, Russ Ellicott, Caroline Ford, LoAnn Young, Carol Warren, Paul Willis, Cherie Bell, Anne Mang, Julie Brye, Ann Johnson, Stuart Conrad, Lance Sjorgen, Susie Adams and Bill Beach. Next recital will be March 2 and will feature all-boy pupils.

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