Statesman Journal from Salem, Oregon • Page 8

Need Help? New board members are: Dr. John F. Hills, Maeve Metzger, Mary Mohr, and Margaret Reznicsek. New YMCA board leader elected Joan Miggins has been elected board president of the YWCA of Salem. Other officers for 1991 are: Joan Beecroft, Shirley.

Childbearing-Loss Education and 71 rhrnnTFattoue Immune Dysfunction Disorder, Salem, 363-1 141. ouslyUI or injured, 926-2244, ext. 265. -Crohn's and Ulcerative Colitis Support Group, 362-9744. niahotoe Association of Linn-Benton Counties, SKand Friends.

399-0641 days; O'or Life Peer Mffi 520 472-248-. Make-A-Wish Foundation's Salem Sub-Chapter, 588-3558. MwSregw I AIDS (Aiuired Immune Deficiency Syndrome) HealthEduc' tionalSupport Services Inc. 363-4963 Multirjle Sclerosis Support Group, 57160. Ostomy Association of Willamette Valley 3M v-; Parkinson's Disease Support Parkinson's Society, Willamette ColumbiE 229-7717 "i rdand.

Partners, Families Friends of People 581-9370. Post Polio Support Group. 370-5986 3036a Recovery nc (nervous and former mental patients), 363-6055. ReShTcnSharing (for bereaved parents) 581 -961 8 or 585-2928. Resource Center for thosewith a serious illness, 581 :8302.t Salem Head Injury Survivor Support Group (for survivors only), (800) 544-5243 'C Stroke Recovery Support Group, 390-4062 or 588-2902.

AumSS3SoiW 370-8428, or McMinnville 472-09468. Birthriqht 585-2273. Dorsey, and Kathi Herter, vice presidents; Kathy Evans, treasurer; Sharon Moore, recording secretary; and Deloria Bighorn, corresponding secre tary. New members of the i People Notebook Lions clubs distribute flags Members of seven area Lions clubs distributed small United States flags to 2,624 Salem and Keiz-er area first-grade students during February. Frank von Borstel, coordinator of the annual Americanism project, said it was set to fall in February as Presidents Month and tied into the schools' teaching program.

Each of the area's 114 first-grade teachers also received a flag and a flag information folder. The kits are produced by the Salem Capitol Lions Club, which supplied more than 23,000 flag kits to Lions clubs across Oregon. Other local clubs helping to distribute the flags were: West Salem, Downtown Salem, South Salem, Northeast Salem, Camp Taloali, and Keiz-er. BlindskiSIs president re-elected Carol McCarl was re-elected president of Blindskills, last Tuesday. It is a volunteer-operated, non-profit organization which publishes Lifeprints and Diahgue magazines for the blind and visually impaired.

Other 1991 officers are: Marvin Weiser, vice president; Rea Maske, secretary; and James Downs, treasurer. board vS; Li i are: Karen DeLorenzo, cia Durham. Anita Ruth Hammer. Mercv Lanu- Joan M'S9'n za, Jeanne Leek, and Karen Roach. The elections were conducted at the YWCA's annual meeting, which celebrated the cultural diversity of the association.

Jeannette Pai, Oregon's affirmative action officer, was speaker. Chandler named Alpha Phi official EVANSTON, 111. Cindi L. Chandler of Salem has been installed as vice president of the Beta Chapter of Alpha Phi at Northwestern University here. HankArends Breastfeeding Council of Salem Chiidbirtn taucaoon Association, 364- .1 Breastfeeding InformationCounseling by Lamaze Associates, Candlelighters (support group for families of children with cancer).

5588 or 623-8532. Cesarean Birth Council of Salem Childbirth Education Association, 364-9381 Childbearing-Loss Education and Recovery for men, 838-8776. v'i Child care in emergencies, CCIS 585-2491; after hours Women's Crisis Service 399-7722. Child Care Information Service, 585-2491 or (800) 289-5533 In Marion; Polk and Yamhill counties. Provider Resource Oraanizatjon.

585-9435. The following list of Salem area self-help and support groups and telephone numbers is published weekly. COMPULSIVE BEHAVIOR Adult Children of Alcoholics, 371 -8921 Al-AnonAlteen Family Groups, 370-7363. Alcoholics Anonymous, 399-0599. Alochollcs for Christ 583-1064.

Alcoholics Victorious, 362-4355. Anorexia and Bulimia Support Group, 371 -6821 Cocaine Anonymous of Oregon, (800) 662-2463. Co-dependents Anonymous, 585-8196 in Salem: 873-3358 in Silverton after 7 p.m; 472-1 521 in McMinnville after 7 p.m. Dysfunctional Religion Support Group, 843-4756 or 581-3194. Gamblers Anonymous, 581-8104.

Narcotics Anonymous, 370-2914, Corvallis 967-6262, or Albany 926-2804. Overeaters Anonymous, 581-0589. Smokers Anonymous, Salem after 5 p.m. 362-8251 or 588-9473. Women in Sobriety, 390-3267.

GENERAL SERVICES. Association for Retarded Citizens of Marion County, 581 -3451 Canyon Crisis Center (24-hour), Mill City 897-2327. Consumer Credit Counseling Service, 581 -7301 Crime Victims United, 371-4807. Dads Against Discrimination for divorced or unwed fathers, 390-8228. Gay and Lesbian Information, 363-6618.

Humane Society (animal welfare shelter) 585-5900. Judean Society (support for divorcedseparated Catholic women) Lebanon 259-2926, evenings. Managing Our Relatives (support group for families of the elderly), Salem 371-3949. Mental Health Association of Marion County 370-4408, and Oregon (800) 452-5011. Mid-Valley Center Against Domestic and Sexual Violence, 399-7722.

National Federation of the Blind of Oregon, 371-1570 or (800) 422-7093. Neighbor to Neighbor Mediation Service (help resolving conflicts), 581-0651. Nursing Home Ombudsman, 378-6533 Salem; 1-800-522-2602 outside Salem. Operation Desert Shield Support Group, 373-2386. Physician referral by MarionPolk County Medical Society, 362-9674.

Red Cross Willamette Chapter, 585-5414. St. Vincent de Paul Society, 364-5672. Salem Alliance for the Mentally IH (family support group), 370-7774 (9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

weekdays) or 371-1021 Salem Literacy Project (for adult non-readers), 588-0307. Salem Pro-Choice Team (National Abortion Rights Action League), 370-8887. Salvation Army, 585-6688. Self Help for the Hard-of-Hearing, 585-5713. Senior Services Agency (Marion, Polk, Yamhill counties), 371-1313.

Single Friends, 581-6597. Switchboard for Help, 581-5535. Tel-Med, a tape library on medical topics, 371-3737. TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly), 364-7676; West Salem chapter, 362- 5113; South Salem chapters, 362-4527 or 585-9865; East Salem chapter, 585-0548; Aumsville chapter, 749-1252; Keizer chapter, 393-3291 Vietnam Era Veterans Counseling Center, 362-991 1. Vietnam Veterans of America, 371-1 129.

Vision Loss Support Group, 393-1532 or 363-1767. Volunteers for Seniors, 362-0606. Widowed and Movin' On, 588-6303. Women's Crisis Center, 399-7722. ILLNESSESTERMINAL DISEASES Allergy Support Group, 623-5066.

ALS (Lou Gehrig's disease), Support Group, 371-1899 or 370-5999. Alzheimer's Support Salem group, 364-9361, 378-0103, 623-9075 or 585-5850; Santiam group, 581-2006 or Stayton 769-3499; Mount Angel group, 845-6841. Alzheimer's Information Center, 371-7728. Arthritis Foundation's Linn-Benton Chapter Corvallis 754-0436, 9 a.m.-noon Mondays, Tuesdays and Fridays, or 967-7849 mornings. Arthritis Support Group of Salem, 585-5592 or 362-3920.

Better Breathers Respiratory Support Group, 370-5678. Bereavement Support Group, 588-5824. Breast Cancer Moments of Decision, educationsupport, 581-4577. Cancer Support Group, 585-7327; or American Cancer Society, 581 -4577. Cardiovascular Therapy Association, Albany 928-6237.

Happenings Births laway, Tony DeLorenzo, Dave Dahlin, Ron George and Chuck Fredrickson. CAPITOL QUILTERS Members of Capitol Quitters will quilt, answer questions and have patterns available between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday in the Thomas Kay Mill Building at Mission Mill Village, 1313 Mill -St. SE, Salem.

PAULUS TALK Norma Paulus, state superintendent of public instruction, will speak on "changing directions without losing our way" at noon Tuesday in the Cat Cavern of the Univer- -sity Center on the Willamette University campus in Salem. Luncheons may be purchased or brown bags may be brought. HEALTH ADVISORY Mental health-service priorities and local planning will be considered at the 5 p.m. Tuesday meeting of the Marion County Mental Health Advisory Board in the Health and Services Building, 3180 Center St NE, Salem. Children With Learning Disabilities (including attention deficit disorder hyperactivity) Parent Support Group, 581-8764.

Compassionate Friends (support group for bereaved parents), 982-0351. 1 Deaf Interpretation in Childbirth Classes by Lamaze Associates, T.T.Ynv 363-5782. Direction Service (for handicapped children and their families), 362-9586. Early Years (support group for parents of young children), Salem Education Association, 364-9381 or 581-6013. i Family PlanningPrenatal Programs (Marion County Health 5355.

Grief Realization Education Group (for Corvallis area families In which a child has died), 752-1597 or 753-3335. V.i La Leche League (for breastfeeding information and support), 370-7308. )7 Mid-Valley Children's Guild, 370-8990. Mothers Against Drunk Driving (M.A.D.D.), Blodgett (Benton County) 453-' 4485 eves; McMinnville 472-9272 eves; Marion County, 897-3154; land a 656-4805, 10 a.m.-3 p.m. weekdays.

ir Oregon Society for Deaf Children, 363-7372. ikj Parents Anonymous (for abusive parents), 585-7317 or 1-800-345-5044. Parents of Special Kids, 370-8990. IU Parents Without Partners, 581-1548. Polk Teen Parent Project, 787-3432.

Preemies (for parents of premature babies), Salem Childbirth Education Association, 364-9381 or 581-3330. PregnancyParenting (information, counseling, referrals), Salem Childbirth Education Association, 364-9381. -Resolve Through Sharing (support group for bereaved parents), 581-9618 or 585-2928. Respite Care Program (sitter referral service for handicapped children arid adults), 581-3451. Right to Life, 585-7856.

Sibling Preparation for Birth by Lamaze Associates, 390-7450. Single Mom's Support Group, 588-2644. i ffl Special Delivery (support group for unwed pregnant women and unwed mothers), 390-5225. Teen Mothers Program, YWCA, 581-9922. Toughlove, 371-9534 or 363-2237.

i Ci Salem Hospital COOK To Alisa Cook, 3980 Partridge Lane NE, Keizer, a son, March 8. CORONADO To Maria and Mark Coronado, 838 Highland Ave. NE, Salem, a daughter, March 9. DALEY To Mary Daley, 3934 Iberis St. NE, Salem, a daughter, March 9.

DODGE To Linda and Darrell Dodge, 9184 Golf CLub Road SE, Aumsville, a daughter, March 9. SCHWARTZ To Linda and Jerome Schwartz, 1065 Tierra Court, Woodburn, a daughter, March 8. WAKEFIELD To Theresa and Alger Wakefield, 6712 Torvend Road NE, Silver-ton, a daughter, March 9. WEATHERS To Angela and Kenneth Weathers, 9900 Wheatland Road Salem, a son, March 9. The following events are open to the public.

MARION HISTORICAL Wayne Cornu will present a slide show on "Pratum's Past and Present" at the meeting at 7:30 tonight of the Marion County Historical Society at the Pratum School, 8995 Sunnyview Road NE, Salem. SWIM FOR FOOD Free swimming for non-perishable, 'commercially canned or packaged food donations will be accepted for recreation swimming from 7 to 8:15 p.m. through Friday this week at Olinger Pool, 1310 A St NE, Salem. Sponsors: Salem Regional Parks and Recreation, Marion-Polk Food Share, and area Rotary clubs. Information: 588-6332.

SALEM TOASTMASTERS Rene Elvin will be toastmaster for the 6:15 a.m. Tuesday speech contest of the Salem Toastmaster Club 138 at the Department of General Services, 1225 Ferry St. SE, Salem. Contestants are Bob Cal Obituaries was presented an airplane by the Great Lakes Aircraft Corp. is The Rev.

Ormal B. Trick Oct 30, 1904 March 8, 1991 The Rev. Ormal B. Trick, 86, died Friday in Salem. He was born in Palacios, Texas, and 4' grew up on a farm near Rosedale.

He attended Liberty School and graduated from Salem High School in 1923. In 1928 he graduated from Willamette University with a his 1931. one opened her own flying school at the Rankin Airport in3 1932, but grounded herself two-; years later to marry Robert Hofer. -K' In 1980, she was inducted into" the OX-5 Aviation Pioneers Hall-of Fame and was honored with 'a" joint resolution by the 1985 Ore't gon Legislature "for her courage' her determination and her achievements in aviation." The Seat-') tie Museum of Flight named hef to its Pathfinder Hall of Fame irt 1989. Survivors include her second husband, Franklin H.

Stenzel of Portland, daughters Sabine Ladd and Dorothy Vandehey, both of Fossil, and five grandchildren. A memorial service is pending. Russell Oswald ALBANY. N.Y. Russell Osr Ll tory and religion degree.

In 1930 Ormal B. Trick She initially worried she might be prevented from flying bpcause of her sex but found that paying for flight lessons was a greater obstacle. A pilot told her he thought she could make $100 if she made a parachute jump at a convention of the American Legion in Medford. In a 1981 interview with The Oregonian, she recalled the terror of that first jump. "I was on the wing hanging on for dear life," she said.

The pilot tired of waiting for her to jump and rapped on her knuckles with what she thought was a fire extinguisher. "I didn't realize I was going until I was on my way down," she said. J.G. "Tex" Rankin, a Portland stunt pilot, heard of her reputation as a daredevil and offered her a job making parachute jumps at his weekly air show on Swan Island. She soon had enough money to learn to fly.

She learned stunts in an OX-5 Waco 10 plane and became a prime attraction at Rankin's air shows, dazzling spectators with loops and snap rolls. Known as "Princess Kick a Hole in the Sky," she went barnstorming across the United States with Rankin in 1931. She gave exhibitions in 38 states during a three-month period in 1931, and set several world records. One of them performing 56 inverted snap rolls remains unbroken, a record for both men and women. A women's record of 62 perfect outside loops remained in place for nearly 60 years until it was cracked in 1989.

She was made a life member of the Women's International Aeronautical Association in 1930 and wald, head of New York state's prison system during the violent: 1971 Attica state prison uprising, died Friday after a long illness. He was 82. Oswald, commissioner of the' state Department of Correctional he received his bachelor of divinity degree from the Kimball School of Theology at Willamette University. From 1928 to 1930 he served as assistant pastor at Leslie Methodist Church, Salem. He was a member of 'the Oregon-Idaho Conference of the United Methodist Church, serving in 'parishes in Scholls, Elkton, Fossil, Sutherlin-Wilbur, Sherwood, Willamette-West Linn and Es-jtacada, retiring in 1970.

He studied at Chicago Theological jSeminary in 1940-41, and Union Seminary, N.Y., in 1957-158, publishing more than 50 plays and pageants. He enjoyed traveling abroad. He is survived by his brothers, Carl of Novate, and Virgil of Dallas; and sister, VelledaWalz of Mehama. Memorial services will begin at 10 a.m. March 21, in Salem First United Methodist Church.

Visiting will be from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. today and Tuesday in Virgil T. Golden mortuary. Private interment will be in Belcrest Memorial Park.

Contributions may be made to the First United Methodist Church Memorial Fund, 600 State Salem 97301, or to the Capitol Manor Memorial Fund, 1955 Salem-Dallas Highway NW, Salem 97304. SJ, 31191 services trom 1970 until 1973, died at St. Peter's Hospital. A native of Racine, Osv wald headed Wisconsin's prison system and the Massachusetts prison system before moving to New York state in 1957 to become a member of the New York state Board of Parole. In 1958, Oswald was named chairman of the New York parole board.

He was named corrections commissioner by then-Gov. Nel-. son Rockefeller in December 1970 Clifford Smith Feb. 23, 1907 March 8, 1991 CORVALLIS Clifford Lovejoy Smith, 84, died Friday in Portland-He was bom in Kerby and graduated from Oregon State University in 1929. He received a master's degree from Kansas State University in 1930.

He worked for the Farmer's Home Administration from 1934 to 1941. He married Helen Whitelaw on May 30, 1934, in Corvallis. He worked for the Extension Service at OSU in 1941, served as county agent leader, district supervisor and finally state training leader. He took a leave of absence to earn his doctorate at the University of Wisconsin, and he retired in 1969. He was a member of the Corvallis Lodge No.

14, AF AM, St. Mary's Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, and the First Presbyterian Church. Survivors include his wife; daughters, Jean Stamper of Seldovia, Alaska, and Anne Kepner of Tacoma, sister, Wilma White of Med-ford; brother, Clinton of Coronado, seven grandchildren, and five great-grandchildren. Memorial services will begin at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday in the church.

Arrangements are by DeMoss-Durdan mortuary. Contributions may be made to the OSU Foundation Agricultural Scholarship Fund or to the church in care of the mortuary. SJ, 31 191 Carl ETestorff June 2, 1925 March 9, 1991 ALBANY Carl E. Testorff, 65,. died Saturday at his home.

He was born and raised in Kansas City, Mo. He served in the Navy during World War II. He attended William Jewell College, Mo. He worked for the U.S. Postal Service from 1946 to 1947.

He was an agent-telegrapher for Southern Pacific for 31 years, working in Albany from 1966 to 1979. He was a member of the Albany First Christian Church and the Albany American Legion Post No. 10. He married Corrine Small on Nov. 7, 1948, in Eugene.

Survivors include his wife; daughters, Trudy J. Hill of Portland and Valerie K. Cooley of Albany; and three grandchildren. Graveside services will begin at 1:30 p.m. today in Willamette National Cemetery, Portland.

Arrangements are by Fisher mortuary. Contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society or to Evergreen Hospice. SJ, 31191 Luther 'Earl' Templeton July 10, 1906 March 10, 1991 WOODBURN Luther "Earl" Templeton, 84, died Sunday. He was born in Snyder, Texas, and moved to Newberg, where he lived for a few years and then moved to Wood-burn from Hubbard six years ago. He was a millwright in northern California and New Mexico before retiring.

He was an Army veteran and a member of the Elks. He married Lovena G. Turner on Sept. 20, 1938, in Safford, Ariz. Survivors include his wife; sons, Myge Earl of Scio, Jimmy D.

of Woodburn, and William W. of Salem; daughter, Lovea Arana of Newberg; brother, Paul of Farmigton, N.M.; 12 grandchildren, and 11 greatgrandchildren. Memorial services will begin at 2 p.m. Wednesday in Cornwell mortuary. SJ, 31191 Mildred J.

Smola Aug. 27, 1912 March 10, 1991 MONMOUTH Mildred Jeanette Smola, 78, died Sunday in Salem. She was born in Boise, Idaho, and came to Monmouth in August 1990 from San Diego. She was a home-maker and enjoyed gardening and sewing. Her husband, John, died in 1976.

Survivors include her son, John of Poway, daughter, Marilyn Evans of Monmouth; sister, Oneita Roper of Santa Ana, three grandchildren, and one greatgrandchild. At her request, no services will be held. Inurnment will be private. Arrangements are by Farnstrom mortuary, Independence. Contributions may be made to United Way.

SJ. 31191 Elga Laverta Reed Dec. 12, 1897 March 8, 1991 SILVERTON Memorial services for Elga Laverta Reed, 93, who died Friday, will begin at 2 p.m. Friday in Unger mortuary. Private interment, will be in Valley View Cemetery.

Contributions may be made to the First Christian Church or Rebekah Lodge Scholarship Fund. SJ, 31191 Fred E. Claxton Jan. 29, 1911 March 10, 1991 LEBANON Fred E. Claxton, 80, died Sunday.

He was born in Beaumont, Texas, and married Dorothy Mae Douglas on Oct. 17, 1948, in River Bank, Calif. He lived in Modesto, for 35 years and moved to Lebanon in 1973. He worked for Eastside Mosquito Abatement Company in Modesto for 20 years. He was a veteran of World War II in the cavalry.

Survivors include his wife; daughters, Ruthie Jean Ayers and Carol Jean Olson, both of Turlock, Toni Pearl Wright of Sumter, S.C., Robin Haley and Bambi Lynn Roeb-ke, both of Stayton, and Faith Ellen Perez of Reno, son, Fred Jr. of Sweet Home; sisters, Beulah Hamlin of Modesto, and Mary Brown of Ceres, 19 grandchildren, and five great-grandchildren. Services will begin at 11 a.m. Wednesday in Jost mortuary. Private interment will be in Franklin Butte Masonic Cemetery, Scio.

Visiting hours will be from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. today in the mortuary. SJ, 31191 Lottie L. Clark June 28, 1911 March 9,1991 Lottie L.

Clark, 79, of Salem died Saturday. She was born in Fanshawe, and moved to Lebanon in 1948 and to Salem a short time ago. She married Everett R. Clark on March 15, 1925, in Fanshawe. He died in 1981.

She was a member of the Lebanon Christian Center. Survivors include her sons, Johnny of Shreveport, Glen of Salem and Roger of Lebanon; brother, John Askew of Fayetteville, 11 grandchildren, and 11 great-grandchildren. Services will begin at 2 p.m. Wednesday in Huston mortuary, Lebanon. Interment will be in Lebanon Odd Fellows Cemetery.

Visiting hours will be from 2 to 8 p.m. Tuesday in the mortuary. Contributions may be made to the Arthritis Foundation. SJ. 31191 Deaths Elsewhere Leif Melgaard MINNEAPOLIS Leif Melgaard, an artist whose wood-carvings became museum piecess and also found their way into Norway's royal palace died Saturday after a long illness.

He was 92. Melgaard died at the Ebenezer Caroline Residence. In the early 1980s, a Norwegian-American group presented one of his carved spoons to King Olav of Norway. In 1985, he was among 12 U.S. artists to receive the National Heritage Award from the National Endowment for the Arts in Washington, D.C.

Melgaard was born on a farm near Gudbrandsdalen, Norway. In 1916, he studied carving briefly with the premier woodcarver of Gudbrandsdalen. He had only six weeks formal training before he emigrated to the United States in 1920. During the nearly 40 years he worked as a cabinetmaker in Minneapolis, Melgaard carved artwork on weekends and he continued after his retirement. He continued until he became ill in December.

Donald Frame NEW YORK Donald Frame, a renowned French scholar and professor emeritus at Columbia University, died Friday from complications of pneumonia. He was 79. Frame, who died at Woodbine Convalescent Care Center in Alexandria, had been ill since suffering a stroke in 1989, the university said. He will be buried in Arlington National Cemetery. Frame's lengthy career of scholarship and teaching included 40 years with Columbia University's French Department and later the title of Assistant to the Dean of the College.

He also wrote six books on the 16th-Century essayist, Michel de Montaigne. Frame was born on Dec. 14, 1911, in New York City. He graduated with honors from Harvard in 1932 and completed his doctorate at Columbia in 1941. Throughout his life, he was an active competitor in squash, becoming the National Squash Racquets Association champion on many occasions from 1931 through 1940.

Dorothy H. Stenzel PORTLAND Dorothy Hester Stenzel, a pioneer aviatrix known as "Princess Kick a Hole in the Sky" during her barnstorming days of the late 1920s and early 1930s, has died of lung cancer. Stenzel, 80, died of lung cancer Feb. 25 in a Bend hospital. She was born Sept.

14, 1910, in Milwaukie. At 17, she took her first ride in an airplane and became fascinated with flying. LINDAHL, George 78, Monmouth. 1:30 p.m., First Christian Church, Monmouth. McGRAW, Kenneth Edward, 36, Grarjd-.

Ronflfl. 11 flffl Hallae nvriimni Funerals Today BAUMANN, LaVema Ellen, 70, Corvallis, 1:30 p.m., McHenry mortuary, Corvallis. CRAWFORD, Frank 55, Salem, 2 p.m., Virgil T. Golden mortuary, Salem. GRIMM, Timothy Allen "Tim," 24, Corvallis, 11 am, DeMoss-Durdan mortuary, Corvallis.

HOFFAR, Margaret 78, Dallas, 11 a.m., First Presbyterian Church, Dallas. HOLLER, Noel Wilbert, 69, Waldport, 2 p.m., Holman's mortuary, Portland. HUDDLESTON, Leota Mae, 58, Salem, 2 p.m., Belcrest Memorial Park, Salem. OLSON, Elmer 90, McMinnville, a.m., Macy Son mortuary, OLSON, Floyd Kenneth, 70, Salem, 11 am, Restlawn mortuary, Salem. RING, Monte Richard, 52, Portland, id am, Church of the Nazarene, Grand Ronde.

SCHWARTZ, Michael Dean, 20, 3 p.m., Restlawn Memory Gardens," Salem. TESTORFF, Carl 65, Albany. 1:30" p.m., Willamette National Cemetery, land. ADVERTISEMENT "PR FUNERAL MEMORIAL INFORMATION David F. Costa April 6, 1906 March 10, 1991 David F.

Costa, 84, of Salem died Sunday. Arrangements are pending at DeMoss-Durdan mortuary, Corvallis. SJ, 31 191 John 'Jack' Harris Sept 6, 1921 March 7, 1991 John "Jack" Harris, 69, of Salem died Thursday in Salem. He was born in Del Rio, and moved to the Albany area in 1969. He had been a Salem resident since 1984.

He married Katie Furr in 1957. He enjoyed the outdoors and was a member of the Albany Eagles Club. Survivors include his wife; daughters, Aurora Mein and Shawn Titus, both of Salem, and Sharon Harris of Gilroy, sons, Todd M. of Salem and James G. of Santa Cruz, mother, Alice Harris, and sister, Dorothy Grouper, both of Middletown, brothers, Thomas of Houston and William of Florida; and five grandchildren.

Memorial services will be held at a later date. Inurnment will be private. Arrangements are by Virgil T. Golden mortuary. SJ, 31 191 1 Funeral Notices Funeral Notices Funeral Directors The Hv.

Ormal B. Trick Frank H. Crawford Howell-Edwards-Doerksen Memorial rervicw, 10 a.m., Memorial servicei, 2 p.m. Mon- Chapel of the Gardens, March 21, Salem First United day, March 11, 1991, VIRGIL T. 1350 Com'lSE 581-3911 Methodist Church.

Visiting: 9' GOLDEN CHAPEL, 605 Com! iimnpiumi SbITiiW? SEat0ak- verTNEL day, March 12, VIRGIL T. GOLDEN CHAPEL, 605 Com'l Lots SEatOak. Monuments Rigdon-ransom UHAVbpioi. m. COLONIAL CHAPEL Michael Dean Schwarta lot 2, Block' 54 sc 299 Cottage NE 363-3173 Graveside services, 3 pm today, Cemetery! Restlawn Funeral Home 1 Restlawn Memory Gardens.

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