Corvallis Gazette-Times from Corvallis, Oregon • 14

Gazette-Times, Corvallis, Oregon, Monday, August 9, 1965 conditional surrender in World War IL. The bomb killed 74,000 people in this southern port city. 11:02 a.m. today. thousands- of shipyard employes and office workers work, stood silent stopped, -their heads.

Others in this city of 420,000 persons remembered the moment in the quiet of their homes. The city observed the passing of the 20 years with a memorial service for the bomb vietims. About 10,000 persons gathered in Peace Park on the northwest corner of the city despite a light rain: Most of the speakers pleaded for world peace. A. representative of Nagasaki's atomic-bomb survivors, Kamekichi Sugimoto, urged nations to ban nuclear weapons." At the same time, pleaded with groups.

to make this the last time they hold rallies on the of the war-ending devastation. His remarks were directed to hundreds of people who have converged here to hold ban-thebomb rallies and anti American demonstrations. It was felt their demonstrations took emphasis away from the solemnity of the commemoration. Nagasaki Notes Bombing Date NAGASAKI, Japan (UPI) -A, light drizzle fell today over Nagasaki. Sirens screamed, bells tolled and firecracker explosions ripped the air.

Then there was silence. The city paused to pray and remember. It was 11:02 a.m., 20 years to the minute after the second atomic bomb in history was dropped on populated city. The A-bomb blast, three days after a similar attack on Hiro-' shima, brought Japan to un- Two ave Open 8 p.m. Showtime Dusk Equipped Playground MON.

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A Universal. Area Arts Calendar Monday 8. p.m. Vladimir Ussachevsky, "An Introduction to Electronic Home Economics auditorium. Tuesday-Sunday 8:15 p.m.

"Arsenic and Old Val. ley Round Barn Theater. CURRENT EXHIBITS Corvallis Arts Center Pictures from the collection of Mr. and Mrs. David Duniway of Salem.

Corvallis Arts Center fireside gallery Carol Schonbrod paintings. Lipmans Bernice Forest, Nola Prichard, Erma Ubel, Annie Krzyzanick, Corrine Chaves paintings. Memorial Union American Indian art exhibit. Enoch Cone Dies; Services Tuesday Enoch Arden Cone. 97, Corvallis, died Saturday evening at an Albany hospital.

The son of Daniel and Elizabeth Gowan Cone, he was born May 25. 1868 at Plain City, Ohio. In 1883. he moved with his family to Oregon where they settled in McMinnville. On Sept.

25. 1895, he was married to: Cordia May Hodge at McMinnville. In 1901 the couple moved to Corvallis, living in the Corvallis and Philomath areas. Mrs. Cone died in 1962.

Mr. Cone was a member of the Evangelical United Brethren church of Philomath. Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. R. C.

Schreiber and Mrs. Gene Savage, both of Corvallis: one- sister, Mrs. John (Alberta) Copeland, Bellingham, five grandchildren and 17 great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 11 a.m..at the DeMoss Durdan Funeral Home with Rev. Walter C.

Hines officiating. Interment will follow in 1 the Oaklawn Memorial Park cemetery. Those who wish may make memorial contributions to the E.U.B. Church of Philomath, in memory of Mr. Cone.

OSU Summer Liberal Arts Program presents. TONIGHT Aug. 9, 8 p.m. VLADIMIR USSACHEVSKY known internationally for his creative work for the electronic Admission Home medium- Economics Free a of lecture-recital. Auditorium Charge Loveland Rites Held Private -services were held afternoon for Mary L.

Loveland, 88, a resident of Corvallis for the past 31 years who died in a local hospital Thursday afternoon. She was born in July 1877 in Wisconsin and had spent her early life in Wisconsin and Illinois. She was married to Roy C. Loveland and the couple had made their home is Salt Lake City for many years. Following the death of her husband she came to Corvallis in 1934 and for many years managed the Wilder apartments.

She was 'a member of the Catholic church. The McHenry Funeral- Home was in charge of arrangements. BANQUETS Breakfasts, Luncheons and Dinners CATERING DINING Coffee Shop or Dining Room call today for your reservation. Country Kitchen Hours: 6 A.M. to 10 P.M.

800 North 9th 753-6054 -THIS IS DAY CAMPS TV's CUSTOMER BONUS FREE PORTABLE TV and TABLE MODEL RADIO during our 3:1 SALE with your purchase of a ZENITH COLOR TV (Model 5226 or above) THE COLORFUL LOCATION: DAY CAMP TV 9th and Beca Northgate Shopping Center Phone 752-5553 Monday Rites Set Clifton Crist Funeral Scheduled On Tuesday For Nevva Bertsch Clifton R. Crist, 77, a resident Corvallis in 1917 and locating at James McCobb of the First Burial will be in the Mt. Union Bertsch, 91, a resident of Garden Road of Corvallis since 1910, died at since 1917, died the family home on North 31st pital Friday. She Frankfort, The Friday afternoon. son of was born on Dec.

26, 1873. She re- Minnie Needels ceived her education in Indiana born June 12, and at the age of 16 moved to 0. He -attended Anaconda, where she lege in New was married to Benjamin F. Bertsch on 12, 1898. Mr.

Whittier College May Bertsch died in 1909 and in 1910 He was married she moved with her family to beth Jenkins on 1 Corvallis where she had since Independence, made her home. She was a Crist operated a member of the First Baptist poc. prior church of Corvallis. She is survived by two sons, Burton E. of Corvallis and Howard of Washington, D.

one daughter, Violet Bertsch of Corvallis: three grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Funeral al services were held in the McHenry Home this afternoon wtih Rev. John B. Houser of the First Baptist church officiating. Burial was in the Twin Oaks Memorial Gardens Cemetery.

Ex-Resident Dies Paul Blackstone. 78. died -at Sequim. Sunday. -He -was a former resident ofCorvallis where he was employed some years ago by the old Benton County Farmers Cooperative.

and was choir director of the Methodist church. Among his survivors is a brother. Percy Blackstone. of Corvallis. on Route 1 in a local hos- Rudolphus M.

and Crist. he was 1888 at Ashley, Houghton. ColYork and in California. to Mae Jan-1, 1918, at Calif. Mr.

farm at. Lom- the present family farm on Garden Road. He was a member of the First Methodist church of Corvallis, Benton County: Historical Society, -Farm Bureau and Mt. View Grange. -Besides his wife he is: survived by two daughters, Mrs.

Vivian Sandow. of Montebello, and Mrs. Rosalie Hill of Seattle: one Paul of Route 3, Corvallis, and four grandchildren. Funeral services will be held in the McHenry Funeral Home to coming to Tuesday at 2 p.m. with Rev.

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