Corvallis Gazette-Times from Corvallis, Oregon • 3

Community Northwest A3 Tuesday. June 18, 1991. Cwvas Ga.e-Tunes. Corvaii'S Qfe (for your information) "1 Special events Support groups TOOAV Milton Academy Chamber Sng, 7 3u First irrsb trnan Church, 114 KighthSl Choral concTrt Krrr for complrtt information on Ihrt and othrr vrnts i our t'ntrrtairwr pi.bhihrd rvry rklay The Philomath Frolic and Rodeo Court has been chosen for 1991. The Princesses, all 16 years old and members of 4 arc Sheila Gassner of Blodgctt.

Serina Sone of Aloha, and Wendy Young of Blodgett. Gassner is a junior at Philomath High School and the daughter Tom and Georgia She enjoys volleyball. Softball, and riding horses, all terrain vehicles and motorcycles. She plans to attend college and become a veterinarian Sone is a junior at Aloha High School and the daughter of James Sone. A 4 member in Washington County for seven years, she was a representative at the Northwest Pee Wee Kodeo Association in 1990, She intends to major child psychology in college.

Young, the daughter of Kd and Helen Young, and a Philomath High School junior, has participated in a horse bow horse judging and many shows She is also a mcmlxT of Future Business leaders of Sone Gassner Young Classes 1 TOOAV SS Allva. Malurs Driving Class, 8 Jo a (tiintinuni Vnior inter. 20t Tjlcr Ave A lew openings remain Kcgistrr at the door America. Her intended major in college is social science Tb rmirt represents the Frolic at parades and rodeos around Oregon from May through September, They also sell raffle tickets and advance rodeo tickets as part of the queen selection process Tie coronation will take place on the opening night of the Frolic on July 12. National A ssoc islion of Accountants, nnift.

OUM Hill. 4675 Keearch Way Video and discussHMi of "Meetings, Bloody reganfing what not to do at meetings Information lienms or Dave at 7i3 National Association lor IWtlrod Fad-oral EmptoyM. 12 3D Toa Yuen Heslauranl. I4W Ninth St Speaker. Janet Smith Scott of Housing Habitat In ternational followed hy -business meeting members welcome CorvalM Soctaly of Modal Ervginaars.

7 pm, Club Houm-. Village, lis) yards east of Ailair Villugc Store, off Highway V. Meeting of Ho model railroad club New memlierships open to ap plu ants Information 7a7 Marys Paah ARianca. 7 pm. West minster House, corm-r of Northwest 23rd Street and Monroe'Avetuie Protection of Marys Peak as a forest resource and management plan lo preserve peak for recreational use Inforuialion 7i7 04 Rad Cadar Ore la 7 pm, Kriends Meeting House, XI It VV Polk St Uarn lite am ient Native Northwest I'oast Si si wis sacred breath1 nmlicme ways In tin m.it um Dorothy, 71 Smgla Parantt, 7 ill l.Ttia Morse Ijine.

Albany tnear and mirth of U1CO. PliHK-hle for adults, bring snacks to share ami your own beverage tutor mation laina. 928 (ft; a or sills Oupltcala Bridga Club. 7 The Bridge Center. Highway 34 If a partner is needed, call t-alHmna Mmidy, i7 Corvallis Masonic Lodga No 14.

7 :) Masonic Temple. Jn6 Madison Ave Cimterral of MM degree Information 929 i3. WfONItOAV Al-Anon. noon lo I Pirsl Chris lian Church, i2 Madison Ave rtsim 2ti. To help families and friends of akoTHilics Information: 967-6243, answering service Alcoholics Anonymous, call 74i243 24 hours for meeting time and Irnnti.Kis Tha Gnat Haatuation and Education Oroup.

noon to 3 ttlack Swan Hes laurant. 73 SpnKT St Support for families dealing with the loss of child of any age Information: 7S3 47M1 levea), 7' jjl 4imi TOPS ON J1. IS pm. 'Heart of Hie Valley Center, 27.W llarruon Hlvd Community Hoom Take off poumis sensibly Support group, teens and pit? teens welcome Information: 7S7-2j2. Cantaf AgainM Rap and Domasllc Vioianct, 7 lo 8 30 pm Pirst Christian Church.

tV'2 Madison Ave room 12 Suport and tnfornwtlinnal group for any woman who tuts experienced domestic violence Pree and confidential, Information 7540(10 Adurt Child'tn at Alcoholic t. III Pirst Christian (liurvh. (WJ Madison Ave lioom 36 Piir adults raised in a home where alcoholism or other family dysfunction wa present Nonsmoking Also at I pm, Ttie Women's Center, ust' rumpus Information: 7M6I3I Narcotic Anonymous, 8pm, A la no lub. 442 Ninlh Si Newport Kids of chaos non smoking 24 hour phone "line .7 62ia Student exchanges Obituaries Man alive; cJrownincj was faked partment, He was also working toward becoming a partner with his mother and grandmother in the Jtoldwood Seed and Specialties Co. Kristian David Spencer Jan.

16. 1972-June 15. 1991 Kristian David Spencer of Monroe died Saturday evening as a result of injuries suffered in a motorcycle accident in Albany. He was 19. He was born and raised in Springfield, the son of Ronald and Leila Bean Spencer.

He attended grade school in Santa Clara, junior high school in Veneta, and graduated from Monroe High School in 1990. He was mechanically inclined and had worked on various motors. He worked for Les Schwab Tire Co. for a short time before becoming a volunteer fireman with the Monroe Fire De Coast clubs Oovernment Amartcan Field Srvtc, Corvallis Chsplsr. is looking (or families la host hi(th stlvool sluiients from jhnwil during the orxl aradrmtc year The Ouipter provide support, including linam'tal witlinrr, to both the student ami their haul families The interested family has the opportunity to choose Iht-ir Student after csammintf the application of those wailing alignment Information Paula Krane 7X21361 or 1'alty lioyle at 7MS rMSM Oregon Slat University offering a training program for the use ami control pesticulos to JO Guatemalans They ar rived June 1J and will depart July 36 They will stay In dormitories, but list' is looking for weekend homeslayi so par ticipants can experience American cul lure Families ilh members who can speak some Spanish are especially in vilcd to help Dale homestaya are nectled 4 Hi r'nday.

June 2. to 7 30 am Monday. July 1 and 4 10 pm Krnl.i. Julv to 7 HI a Monday, Jul A small stipend will be prowik-d to help vtilh the cost of hosting Information: tiva at 7S2 I7SS or 7M fcCT, or Judy at 717 W7I WIDNItDAV International Summerstaya Host Family Ortantalion, 7 to idiom l.n llt'ii Monroe Ave r'or all boat (ami lies and an one interested in huslmg a high school slmh-nl for four or si wwks this summer Mudent come from I-r a lire end SMtin and information will lie presented about dealing with I'ullurtil differences and family euMmns Infor malum 'Jfc 3473 He enjoyed horseback riding and motorcross bike riding He is survived by his parents, who live in Monroe; two sisters, Anna Teoline Spencer and Jennifer Marie Spencer, both of Monroe: and two grandmothers. As-tnd Margaret Bean of Monroe and Louise Ella Spencer of Springfield.

Memorial services will be held Wednesday at It a m. at Fairfield Nazarene Church in Eugene. Interment will follow at Kestlawn Cemetery in Junction City. Dave Thompson will officiate. WfONItDAT Tolado Rotary Club.

7 a Timtxrs Urstaurant. 1H1 Main St Tolrtto Tolado Jsycess, 8 rn at the Jay tin- railroad trui-fca on South A Strwt, Toledo Coast self-help WfDMItOAV Banion County Child and Youth Commission. 12 pin-, Ijiw Knlorce-nwiit llutltling. 1K0 Kilth SI I'lly Count nirrtinit rtsun Monlhly merlmit InturmaluHi 757 W-li Bamon County Board ot Commissioners. 7 Hi li vi Knlnrt-r-imut HmltliriK- Kilth St City lounty inrriinii nim I'uhlic rM-arni(( Vtiiriiillilr'iils In Hh- Ciimirfl-ilsivp i'lall iH'vr'miriirnt CisU-.

Iliurd ot (in nnssuinrrs nirt'tmi; Nnrlh Allwny Coun ty Swk- Distnrt. Alsca Cnuntv Service Distru t. AlptiK-Cwmty Nrnirr btslrti'l WIDNItDAV Nsrcolics Anonymous. 8 111 IK ran Spray Commiituly tVntrr. loth and Nye.

Newport Hook study meeting Coast government Health WIDNItDAV Lincoln County Commissioners. 8 .10 a I'oiumisKioners' nieetmu rtsim, Lincoln County Courthouse. 25 Olive St Newport MEDFOIU) c'APi A l- ear-old man who was feared drowned the Kogue Hiver has turned up alive, telling authorities he staged his disappearance so he could write a book about it. Authorities weren't amused Gold Hill police charged James Arthur Pettit of Phoenix with initiating a false report, a misdemeanor And the sheriff department is considering charging Pettit for the search, which may have cost as much as $150,000. Pettit and his father contacted the Jackson County Sheriff's Department on Sunday Pettit.

a Marine reservist and former student at Southern Ore gon State College, initially said he had suffered amnesia during his ordeal and spent the past month wandering town to town trying to discover ins identity "He said he finally was in Grants Pass and he happened to see a building and a telcjhone numtier flashed in his head and he called the "number "and sure enough it was his father, so he had ins father come pick him up in Medford." deputy Jolwv Chard said Pettit wouldn't say what build ing he saw or why he had his fa 'titer meet him in Medford. rather than Grants Pass, Chard said. "After talking to him for quite some time I jumped him about a book." Chard said. "I said. '1 think you ran out of funds and did this for a character in a hook." He confessed that is exactly what he was doing 7 "He set it up with two friends to make it look like he disap pea red so he could play his role in ins IxNik Two friends of Pettit reported him missing May 12.

telling Gold Hill police he had disapearcd while they were playing-a night tune war game at Sportsman Park Clubs John George Zedwick March 24, 1903-June 5.1991 John George Zedw ick, 88, died at the Corvallis Manor Wednesday, June 5, of natural causes. He was born in Portland to Paul and Mary Barta Zedwick. and moved to Corvallis with his family as a child. He attended school in Corvallis. In 1953 he was married to Helen Glover in Newport.

She preceded him in death on Oct. 22. 1983. For over 25 years Mr. Zedw ick was the co-owner of the City Meat Market in Corvallis with his brother, Paul Zedwick.

He retired in 1942 and worked a small farm in the Philomath area where he enjoyed raising sheep and hogs. He also worked for over 10 years as a meat cutter for the OSU coop He was an avid gardener and a skilled apicultunst (beekeeper), and enjoyed playing the concertina Mr. Zedwick was a past member of the Corvallis Elks Ixxlgc; Survivors include two sisters, Lillian Loudon of Toledo and Hose E. Zedwick of Corvallis; one niece; and one nephew. Funeral services will be Thursday at 2 p.m.

at DcMoss Durdan Garden Chapel, 815 Buchanan Ave. Andrew Zedwick ill-officiate. Private family graveside -services will follow at Crystal Lake. Cemetery. F.Y.I, submissions WIDNItDAV Woman.

Intants. Childrsn (WIC) Clinic. Sam to iwnm and 1 to 5 Kmxl viHuher and nutrition program Uenlwn tininly He.tlth IH-parliiteiil, 771 SI Hy appnintmrtit only, rail 757 6707 Mtdical Clinic lor Low liKoma ftasi. dsnit, 6 in Cnmimmily (Kitreach toe Sunflower House. I.W VV Ninth St For low iiiionte residitiis Henlon and t.

inn routines (nwations acreptoi Infor unit ion S) RSVP, liralth msuiiiinr assistaiHi; or s-niors. lo in Ctiinlimini Senior Center. 2f Tylrr Ave Consumer information on Mcdtiare suppleinenl health uiMiriinee lonK term iiimim nee and sin up (nr-Metlwharr. rail 757 (or iipimmlinenl Kr a-iilane with in suraiH-r claim furmv call 751 57W; or Pitas submit all Ittmt tor V.I. In wrillng ll.ilitl Hems should lie received no later than in two working days" More Ihe event 1( vou would like plmtiw returned, pleas include a sell addressed envelope ol the propsT sue Meeting notices (or cluls.

organua turns and support groups will appear In Ihe pajn-r the day belure the nu-s-llng I torms are avaitalde at the nitft desk at Mm Jetterson Ave tnun It a to 5 30 Monday through Itilurmalion J'lnlhs Schuy tenia, news coordin.itor. at t.22 From Newport call 2ft5 lU WfONIIOAT Downtown Cofvaili Association, a Appletiee Hig t) Keslaurant. 4t) Pisirth St Monthly meeting, public Yearly. eUvtions Inlnrmatiuti 7'k4 Banton Litaracy Council. 9 a Harding K.lementaryt 510 VV ilsl SI tlrienlation for those mlerestcd in helping and or tutoring for the Sum mer Heading Improvement Program for children kindergarten through third grade Information 7S3 4W Altrusa Club of Corvallis, II II I III Callahan Krslauranl.

1VJ NW Ninth St Woik session -and i'onfereiK-e renew li lum Klwani Club Corvalli. mm. Towne House Hi-slaurant, XVI SW Pisirth St Itrgular wes-kly meeting Sir.iker Kiwanis Division Tl I tiovrr nor llnti llrriiliard liiloiiuatiim 7:7 UN7 Fallow. nii The Tuw House Holaurant. 1 mirth St Social lum tieon ofH-n to all pat anil presrnt employees of Pvam PrmliKts Kvaiiile mill veais eliiiliiv mrnt Associate meml-tsliip open employee with less sriiiotitv lnl'ir m.itil iH-ICovflle 7'.) WI4 eign students who were attending Oregon State University.

She graduated from OSU in home economics, and stayed in contact with this field all her life. Survivors irclude two daughters, Pat Anderson and Barbara Montemayor; one son. Bruce Skinner; and four grandchildren A memorial service will Ik held Saturday at i pm at University Congregational Church in Seattle. Donations may be made to the local hospice or cancer society Myrtle Skinner Longtime Corvallis resident Myrtle Skinner died on May 4 in hite Kock, B.C. She was active for 20 years in Corvallis in her sorority.

Alpha Delta Pi, the Foreign Student As sociation. Altrusa. the hospital auxiliary and the I Church She also enjoyed traveling, and visited Thailand, China, Japan, Africa, Australia and Eu ro Mrs. Skinner hosted many for Is your Jewelry protected by an up-to-date, accurate appraisal? Appraisals by Graduate Gemologlst-Appraiser JoAnne Hansen complete, professional, at reasonable rates. Call for an appointment or information: 752-5333 Alert millwrights put out fire inenl Firelighters cleaied the scene in case the smoldrring wimkI hii reigniteil I tut wot kers eventually movtHl the chis out of the Inn through airtight tulies into a fur nace used for drying plywood The chip Inn was emptied of saw dust over a pent! of ahout -4 Imurs I VanSlyke 308SW Madison Downtown Corvallis Melvin Roger Clay Aug 26.

1937-June 15. 1991 Koger (lay died at his Corvallis home Saturday. He was 53. He was born in Pittsburg. Kan and moved to Amtxiy, Wash one year later He then moved to Portland, where he attended sihixil Mr.

Clay served with the Air Force in Korea and then returned to Portland In 1963 he moved to Albany; in 1964 to Colton and then Vancouver. Wash in 115 to Shedd. in 1973 to Lebanon, and in 1988 to Corvallis. He was an auto mechanic. In 1964 he married JoAnne Elizabeth Logan in Vancouver.

Wash Survivors include his wife. JoAnne Hay of Corvallis. four sons. Dale Stubbs of St Helens, Keith Stubbs of N'lunon. Wayne Bowen of Corvallis and Koger Clay of Corvallis, three (laugh ters.

Kobin Kose of U-banon. Debra Tavlor of Tennessee ami Bonnie Coie of Hermitage, Tenn 22 grandchildren, and one greatgrandchild He was a member of Church of Jesus Christ of latter-day Saints in Corvallis Graveside services will be today at 10 am in the mausole urn of Willamette Memorial Park in Albany. Bishop Paul Harding will officiate. Donations in his memory may be made to the American Cancer Society. Fisher Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements PHILOMATH guuk w.ik hy millwrights at Leading Plywood doused flames sprouting from a 5ofoot sawdust Inn Monday At ahout noon.

workers snu-lled smoke and then saw Uantes from a chip Inn. said worker ttelier. Millwright Paul Opine climU-d the bin with a hose and kept water on the fire while other workers called the fire department This is the first tune the com has had a fire in that hm.he-' cause it has a spark arrester in it." Opine said Preliminary investigaDons dicate that a devlcTfor measuring the tank short-circuited, which may have 'caused the fire, according to Captain Handy Shaw with the Corvallis Fire iVpart II Bo I i i AYS.1 AjU lot A-Vl 1 I Cannery Mall 758-0444 Only the lonely OAILY (IT 12 JO 2 4S 00J 7 IS JO lfirs7iK.iii DAILY (ET 12 10 10 W) 44 sun DAILY IT 12 14 I 10 4 45 7 00 IS sao DAILY lET 1 3J 4 4 SS) OS IS ATTENTION DIALYSIS PATIENTS THELMA LOUISE a DAILY ET 12 00 2 20 4 40) 7 00 20 Summer Comfort with There will be a meeting for all Dialysis Patients Families June 20, 1 991 7:00 p.m. at Albany General Hospital Endicott Conference Room Albany, Oregon DAILY (ET 12 SS IS) 7 JS DANCES WITH WOLVES son OAILY (ET 2 SOU IS WILD HEART CAN BE BROKEN DAILY (ft tl 001 10 Tho Hon -T fump a-kawt at 1 Robin I Iood 1-1 PRO 0AILV (11 00 4 00) 7 00 10 00 tf UltlMIMtMUn Ug silsncB of Ills biQls Year round comfort Even heating cooling Economical efficient Sales', service installation We service all models "8.99 financing available thru 8-31-91 "ft sfa'vt'if Tai fiiul'l ui'rr rn BEAVER PLUMBING The purpose of the meeting will be: 1. To determine the patient interestsupport for an outpatient dialysis clinic in Albany.

i 2. To Answer Questions. Representatives from Albany General Hospital, Louis W. Weinstein, M.D. of Albany Internal Medicine, and QualiCenters, Inc.

will be present. Area Home C.A.P.D. Patients Will Find The Evening Beneficial For additional information please call collect: QualiCenters, Inc. (303) 623-4206 TH MARO WAV as 04. 4 'NittntHi 33 Robin Hood "Leave it to Beaver" 3341 net i Hsivts ocx ftti sua SAasiaSMosoil WHWMIKM MIMIMM MHiiVS' asuts 3S DM irttiMMliltllM Hours: 4h Western 8-5 753-6657 Saturdays 9 3 nam rnKXosrssaafi suasso snxnoi Mocouro Maaioascss.