Corvallis Gazette-Times from Corvallis, Oregon • 13

i Gmtte-TTme, Corvallif, Oregon, Friday, September 13, 1968 13 1968, at p.m. tar tha Council of the tastallatleii of water meters. The coat of installation shall Chambers, City Hall, Fifth and Madison Street, Corvallla, Benton County, Oregon. Agnew To Wield GOP wZ PTA Jets RFK Autopsy Pic Ban Eyed DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE wanjey t. nairaui, Engineer Include not only such water main, but also the coat of replacing atreet paving, sidewalks, and other Improvements damaged during const rut-tit! or Installation as weU aa engineering, labor, machine hire necessary to make an appropriate and complete Improvement, all in ac Ceer.

'68 Gb 1 fealaiaa Cup. Published fey direction of the Corvallla City Recorder on September Cth Mto, Political Hatchet "Batk-To-School" 1968. George Ktmervllle. Corvallis, Oregon, City Recorder cordance with the specification and standards or tha city of corvallis. A descrlDtlon of tne bounds nee NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice Is hereby given that tha for om 58 Hiv itt 2 word.

59 Kukla' friend. 61 Mediteiwn: Abbt. 65 Rogue, 47 Princes Graced ACROSS 1 Vicunt't eouiOa 7Tee. 10 Largs quantity. 14 Induce to proceeds 2 words.

15 Babylonian deity. 16 Sacred Egyptian emblem the district specially benefited by aaid Improvement aa snown oy council District Court of Benton County, Oregon, has appointed the undersigned resolution and aa shown to be advisable by survey, plat and my report, Executor of the Estate of ahhuuj and nrooosed to be assessed for said improvement together with a list of AOnMaj th name or names of peraons whom 17 Burrowing 68 Animation. the Water Engineer has found by CHRIS HERMANS EN, dsceased. Creditors of estate are hereby required to present their claims to the undersigned, duly verified with proper vouchers, at -the office of WALTER T. DURGAN, Corvaillie Professional Center, Corvallis, Oregon, within six months from tha date hereof, to-wlt: August 1968.

certificate of the Pioneer national Title Insurance Company. reputable title company, to be the owner nwiHi nf orooertv within the boun- IB Lot year: fioav 69 whippet. 20 Poky one, 70 Be many 21 Lathered. for: 2 word. 22 DiipleaeuM .71 Bank (on), 23 Careleta.

72 Letters. 25 Culinary herba. 73 Concur. darlea of the benefited district, together with statement of the total assessed- value as nu company, of property witnin saio district to be specially benefited and close to the Kennedy family were fearful that if we make available about 300 photographs taken during the course of the autopsy, some second-rate publisher is going to put all 300 of them in a book or magazine and sell them to the kind of people who. respond to that kind of pictures," Younger said, it doesn't serve any legitimate purpose to have that done so we hope to prevent that." Vital Statistics BIRTHS (Goo4 Samaritan) FERGUS Mr.

and Mrs. Gary '23 SW Washington, Apt. an 8 pound 6 ounce boy at a.m. on Sept. 9.

CALE Mr. and Jerry Cale. Rt. 3 Box 83K, a pound 7 ounce boy at 6:55 p.m. oq Sept.

10. HABIBULLA Mr. and Mr. Mohamed Hablbulla. 939 NW 25th, a 7 pound Vs ounce boy at 11:49 a.m.

on Sept. 10. THOMAS Mr. and Mrs. Gary M.

Thomas, 1939 NW 11th, a 7 pound 2 ounce boy at 9:42 a.m. on Sept. 10. 19 'Where Croon reigned, 21 Seft, 24 For die meat park 26 Pane auburn. 27 Innocuous.

28 Top-hat achooL 29 Offer for tale. 31 River into the Delaware. 84 Pinafore 36 Of the daws. 37 Samovar. 38 Confined (with 40 Title.

42 Peyton, or eras, 45 Manpower. 47 Greek tutelary deitie. 50 Mr. DooleyV establishment 52 Namesake of peace goddeu. 53 Frisk.

54 Brisk. 55 Not wideepread. 57 Echoes. 60 Metallic vein. 62 Engagement.

63 Sacred image. 64 Street sound, 66AtalL 67 Bird of old. ROBERT ARNOLD HER-MANSEN. Executor of the Estate of ARNOLD CHRIS HERMANSEN, Deceased. WALTER T.

DURGAN Attorney for Estate Corvallis, Oregon PUBLISH: Aug. 23 and Sept. and 11, 1968 atatement of the total of any unparo City of Corvallla street, sewer and water aystem improvement aasmumenta which are liens again Z7 sundry. SO Part ei Greece. 32 Had.

a anack. 33 Member ef art Indian aeeL 35 Slacken: 2 werdt. 39 Partial to. 41 Mythical being, said property la aaid benefited district president for a suggestion that some withdrawals of U.S. troops could begin late this year or early in 1969.

Applying a little poetic license to politics, he said Humphrey was casting himself in the role of Neville Chamberlain at Munich and Nixon was standing firmly with Winston Churchill. From what he described as a position smacking of "peace at any price," he said Humphrey was "trying to move back into an equivocal stance" on the war. He said Humphrey was "attempting to lift the American people Up to the prospect of peace when there is no evidence that peace is insight." Asked if he wasn't being a bit rough in the clinches, Agnew replied: "When my team is kicked in the groin, I don't stand by and take it." SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) Friends of the Kennedy family in the a 1 i i a are trying to prevent mass publication -of photographs taken during the', Robert F. Kennedy autopsy.

AbouT00 photos "were taken during the post-mortem-doctors conducted on the slain senator's body in Los Angeles last June. Most or all of them are expected to be introduced-at the trial of Sirhan Bishara accused of fatally shooting Kennedy just after he proclaimed victory in the June 4 California "Democratic presidential primary. Gov. Ronald Reagan, a Republican, arranged to put the matter before the current special session of the legislature today. A bill has been drafted.

Dist. Atty. Evelle Younger of Los Angeles said the law permits reproduction of any court evidence, including autopsy photographs, as soon as it becomes part of the court record. Thus anyone could obtain copies of the photos merely by paying 9 nominal fee to cover the cost of making prints. is aa follows: ivprv and Wells Addition Block the west had of tot NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice Is hereby given that the District Court- cf Benton County, Oregon, has appointed the undersigned administrator of tha estate of Andrew Smith, deceased.

Creditors of said utyt ot DOUTt 1 Offertory. 3 Spare. Branch ef the Amazon. 4 Delight in. 5 Ice bucket.

6 Leaf cutter. 7 "Spy in the tkf satellite. 8 If: 2 worda. 9 Shoe. 10 Beerboritn.

11 Iron block. 12 Sound of bagpipe. 13 Flings. estate are hereby required' to present tnelr ciatma to tna undersigned, auiy 7 It hat 8 Lots 9. 10, 11 Lot IS except the easterly 10 feet Block 5 Lots 1, J.

3, 4. 5, 6 Block 16 Lota 11 Block 17 Lota 7,. 8, 9, 10 ItU McNesby Ic Aubry, Inc. Ada E. Cummlngs Jan ft Wanda Yeatea James P.

Bertha O. Shepherd verified with proper vouchers, at the By MRS. AL. H. SAXTOM WILLAMETTE (Special) -The Inavale School PTA meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, Sept 18, at 8:00 p.m.

This is the first meeting of the year and the topic will be "Back to School Night." There will be a short business -meeting which will, include an "Introduction to PTA," by John Benton County Council president and an "Introduction To The PTA Maga'zine," presented by Vesta Beer, State PTA Magazine chairman. There will also be classroom sessions to acquaint the parents and guests with the class procedures for 1968-69. The evening will close with refreshments and a social hour. All parents of school children are urged to attend. The September meeting of the Willamette Home Economics Club will be held Thursday, Sept.

19, at the home of Mrs. Lewis Hopkins. Since there was no August meeting, several items of business will be discussed after the 12:30 p.m. potluck lunch. Mrs.

Laura Barnes from Sidney, B. Col. visited last week at the home of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Smith.

She left Monday to return home. office of Sidney B. Lewis. corvallis Professional Center. Corvallis, 44 Ultimate goal 46 Glided.

48 Arbor. 49 Great name la 51 Vewua. 53 Man' namev 56 Robin Hood. Oregon, within six months from the data hereof, to-wit: September 6, 4968 John H. it Anna J.

Fishier Henrv Ann Oetien Sidney B. Lewis, Jr. Administrator of the Estate of Andrew Smith, deceased Kalaer Edwarda Et al Mlvln L. Beverly Nordyk Ada L. Lee Sidney B.

Lewie, Jr. Attorney for Estate T37 IT Total market value of tharopeny corvallis. Oregon within the district to be specially Publish i September 13, and LEGAL NOTICES benefited 9S.090.00. 27, 1968 15 16 It There are no city of corvauis NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE Is hereby given that tha NOTICE is hereby given that the Street, sewer or water aystem improvement assessments which are liens against tha property In the District Court of Benton County. District Court of Benton County.

Oregon, has appointed the undersigned district. Oregon nss appointed the undersigned Executrix -of the Estate of o. 22 Mv estimate of the probable cost Administrator of the Estate of 20 H. MOCK Creditors of said BE Ralph C. Conrad, Deceased.

Creditors estate are hereby required to present of said Improvement project. Including legal, administrative and engineering coals attributable to aaid project is of said ettate are hereby required uieir claims to tne undersigned, duly 25 26 23 to present their claima to the I verified with proper vouchers at 605 as follows; derslgned, duly verified with proper Cost of Construction Engl- vouchers at eoa Jefferson street, cor Jefferson Street, Corvallis, Oregon, within six months from tha date hereof: August 30, 1961. 29 24 27 7,659.00 vallis, Oregon, within six months from neerlng By JACK BELL AP Political Writer WASHINGTON (AP) -The man with the political hatchet in hand in the Republican presidential campaign camp -seems to be Spiro T. Agnew. As No.

2 man on the GOP ticket, Maryland Gov. Agnew chopped away at Vice President, Hubert H. Humphrey, the Democratic nominee, with the kind of spirited abandon enemies of Richard M. Nixon have attributed to him in the past. Nixon, the top GOP candidate, obviously is trying to avoid being tagged as a bare knuckles campaigner.

speaks kindly of Humphrey, while challenging the vice president on the issues and the record of the Johnson -adnunistration. Agnew, on the other hand, made it perfectly clear he is ready for political fisticuffs when he thinks the other side is inviting it. He characterized himself as a "counter fighter," a belligerent who awaits his opponent's blow and retaliates with one of his own. What stirred Apew to political anger was Humphrey's observation that the Nixon-Agnew team seemed to be going for a military, rather than a diplomatic, settlement of the Vietnam war. To Agnew, Humphrey's assessment that Nixon was taking a hard line on Vietnam added up to "annual and unwarranted attack" on the-Republican nominee to be answered in kind despite- all of the lofty promises from both sides that there would be no resort to personalities.

The Maryland governor quickly ticked off a series of indictments Against Humphrey. He stumbled once by naming" Nixon as the object of his attack but quickly recovered when reporters began laughing. Agnew said Humphrey had turned "squishy soft" in an effort to recapture Democratic dissidents who opposed his nomination and who want to "disengage in Vietnam at any cost." Indirectly, he hung an ap-peaser label on the vice "1 30 34T" 35 tne data hereof: September 6, 1968. Cost for Legal ft Adminis IDA M. MOCK.

Executrix 7M on tration 38 37 33 ,36 32 MICHAEL CHARBONNEAU Administrator RINGO, WALTON It McCLAIN Attorneys for Executrix Total Cost Less City Participation I 8,429.00 5.652.S4 2,772.16 RINGO, WALTON McCLAIN Attorneys for Administrator Date of First Publication: August 30, 43 39 1300 Date of First Publication: September Total Assessable Cost The estimated coat per 1.000 Ft. Hearings Slated On Cascade Trains SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -The Interstate Commerce Commission has scheduled hearings to start Monday to consider the proposed aban-donment of Cascade passenger, trains between Oakland and Portland. One day sessions are scheduled for' Klamath Falls, Eugene and Portland starting Sept. 23. Three days of hearings are Date of Last Publication: September Sim ins iiroo 48.

47 46 45 Date of Laat Publication: September I find that It Is feasible for the above Improvement to be made and recommend that said improvement NOTICE OF PUBLIC BEARING WATER DISTRICT NO. 10ft.ll.89 Water Enrjneer'a Report 52 143 50 nroiert should proceed end that pro ceedings In relation thereto should mm to pheyious wait NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that proceed Immediately. tne sra aay oi September. 1968. 56 54 55 the water Engineer of Corvallis.

Oregon, placed on file, subject to The above-named owners- of the property specially and peculiarly benefited by the above Improvement Philomath Parents Take Son, No Charges Filed SALEM (AP) No charges will be brought against the California couple who reportedly took their 6-year-old son from a Salem foster home without permission Wednesday. The boy is back in his foster, home, according to a spokesman at the Marion County -Juvenile Court. The parents, Courtney Countee, 26, and his wife Jacqueline, 24, both of Oakland reportedly took the boy and returned him after a chase by state police. 63 64 62 60 59 58 examination by any Interested person, in the office of the City Recorder, plat and this, his written reonrt and all ether persons Interested are hereby notified to present written objections or remonstrances to aaid proposed Improvement, if any they 67 66 65 for the proposed project constructing a distribution water mam: In S.W. 14th Street from S.W.

Western have, at the office of the City planned JnJ3an Francisco, ft 70 pfWR LDSU IB 10 IT LL3 Kar visa" tjo rw Mil qHIOIOlDISgN 0T 0 YDS IMlTeEC kHH I TIEIRilS WrE IT 69 68 Boulevard noitherly approximately 300 Recorder of Corvallis the city Ha 11. Filth and Madison Streets, cor The work to be performed for the vallis. Benton County. Oregon, prior 73 72 to the time of hearing hereafter aoove improvement is generally described as obtaining necessary mas rwmtimi ti I described and aaid owners and In terested persons are further notified easemems ana ngnts.or.way, excavating a trench to the proper depth, that said objections and remonstrances if any there be, together with the laying water pipe. Installing all piU Ms eBa i u.l RiojA ioe alBSt klElsnvler6ulvLlcli.llH necessary valves, fittings, (Ire Water Engineer's Report, will be For Want Ads Dial 753-7304 hydrants and other appurtenances I heard and considered by the City necessary or convenient for the i Council at its regular meeting to distribution of water with the ex-1 be held on the 16th day of September, Ti followed by one day sessions at Davis and Redding in California.

William Symons, California Public Utilities Commission said the state strongly opposes discontinuing the last remaining rail passenger connection with the Pacific. Northwest. "It is a matter of pure public necessity to maintain minimal rail passenger transportation in California," Symons said. He said the Cascades should not be lost while efforts are underway to organize a national survey of present and future needs for passenger trains. lo Ml i Wm mm tt 1...

lis fett Tlei Gin Operation Morale Packsll Boxes By MAE BEYERLEIN PHILOMATH (Special) -There were 37 memberships sold by Philomath High School PTA at the Monday meeting. The presented budget also was approved. Principal Clement Arnold introduced the new staff members. Two changes were made on the community calendars; spring vacation will begin March 17 and there will not be a swim meet Sept. 13.

The junior varsity football game Sept. 16 will be held in Toledo and the Oct. 28 JV game with Toledo has been canceled. The November meeting will be an open house with the date- to be announced. Operation Morale packed 21 boxes Tuesday with eight of them being sent to Philomath servicemen in Vietnam and the remainder going to a group of Marines.

Donations were received from Philomath Fire Department and several local citizens helped defray postage costs and contributed cookies and candy. Helping with the packing were Mrs. Cecil Young, Mrs. Amy Kirkland, Mrs. Clyde Brame, Mrs.

Arthur Miville, Mrs. VI Canon, Mrs. Myrtle Ber-reman, Mrs. Sharon Beaks, Mrs. Martin and the hostess, Mrs.

Young. The next workshop will be Oct. 8. Philomath Lions Club hid its first fall meeting Tuesday with Principal Clement Arnold talking about the Television Log TONIGHT When you're first in color, there's got to be a reason ff" ssaasaajBj fU If MEm is i CotorTV Low, low price for big-screen Portable Color Big new acreen aire far Portable Cokjf TV. Powerful chatal with Solid State deyicee in aeveral key circulta.

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The corporation la futxM threueh Metal proerama lor the trainine of but OPEN FRIDAY 'tii 9 p.r.i The Friendly Corner 2nd Jefferson 9 Corvallis 753-4765 XE3 plant are that It wil be elf auflicient eventually. a 'us" i' a aau.ee am vw taeuvie. teane vr-4 a.