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Statesman-Journal, Salem, Oregon Tuesday, December 9, 1986 Milestones Page 2B. People Notebook Happenings Public will salute the National Guard A free public salute to the 350th anniversary of the National Guard is planned by the Oregon National Guard for 7 p.m. Saturday in the Salem Armory Auditorium, 2310 17th St. NE. The program will feature a concert by "Ore Obituaries Faith F.

Perry Faith F. Perry, 88, of Salem, died Monday. She was bom in Oakhill, where she was a schoolteacher. She farmed with her husband in Twin Falls, Idaho, and operated an egg farm in Washington from 1944 until she retired and moved to Newberg in 1967. She came to Salem in 1984.

She was active in the Methodist Church and was secretary of the World War I Veterans Auxiliary in Newberg. Survivors include her daughters, Marilyn Deane Clapsaddle, Newberg, and Harriet Elsass, Salem; and sisters, Ruth Pease, Napa, Eva Bent-feld, Heber Springs, and Frances Miller and Delia Child, both of Concordia, Kan. Cryptside services will be at 2 p.m. Thursday in Valley View Memorial Park, Newberg, under the direction of Attrell mortuary, Newberg. gon's Own" 234th Army Band and the Oregon National Guard Reserve Bagpipe Band, along with a slide presentation, "A Salute to the Guard." Elenor Winn Elenor Winn, 85, of Salem, died Saturday.

She was born in Branch, where she later was employed as a cook in the Branch Community Schools. She moved to Carlton in 1984 and came here in November. Survivors include her daughters, Carol Bell, Salem, and Cheryl Sonnier, Crowley, La. Services will be private, under direction of Barrick mortuary. Robert S.

Jensen WOODBURN Robert S. Jensen, 83, formerly a resident of Woodburn, died Saturday in Williston, N.D. He was born in Cushing, moved here in 1966, and moved to Williston in 1981. He was a civil service employee. He served on the St.

Luke Catholic Cemetery Board in Woodburn for many years, and was a member of the Elks Lodge. Survivors include his wife, Elizabeth; daughter, Patricia Hite, San Jose, son, Robert, sisters, Vivian Wilson, Bellingham, Wilma Darr, Big Fork, and Ruth Coulter, Woodburn. Visitation will be from 4 to 9 p.m. Wednesday at Simon mortuary here. Graveside services will be at 2 p.m.

Thursday in St. Luke Catholic Cemetery here. Contributions may be made to the University of North Dakota at On Dec. 13, 1636, the North, South and East Regiments of the Massachusetts Bay Colony were organized as the first permanent militia regiments. The North and East Regiments are Ruth M.

Mantell SWEET HOME Ruth M. Man-tell, 88, of Sweet Home, died Monday. She was born in Brooklyn, N.Y., and served as a yeoman in the Navy in 1918 and 1919. She lived in various cities in New York until 1970, when she moved to Corvallis. She came here a year ago.

She was a member of St. Mary Catholic Church, Corvallis. Survivors include her sons, Edward Hicksville, N.Y., George, Quogue, N.Y., and Robert Sweet Home; daughters, Dorothy White, McMinnville, and Ruth MacDonough, Far-mingdale, N.Y.; and brother, John Owens, Brooklyn. Mass will be at 11 a.m. Thursday in St.

Mary Catholic Church, Corvallis, and interment in St. Mary Catholic Cemetery there. McHenry mortuary, Corvallis, is in charge of arrangements. Ethel M. Parker Brewer Ethel M.

Parker Brewer, 80, of Salem, died Monday. She was born in Mississippi and moved to Stayton from California in 1955. She later returned to California, and came to Salem about six months ago. She was a homemaker and a member of the Church of God of Prophecy for 65 years. Surviving are her daughters, Ber-nice Hoffman, Farmersville, Louise Nelson, Tracy, and Wanda Pitts, Visalia, sons, James Parker, Fresno, and Taylor Parker, Salem; and brother, Walter Piltcher, Vanndale, Ark.

Services will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Weddle mortuary, Stayton, and interment will be in Loan Oak Cemetery there. perpetuated as the 82nd Infantry and the 101st Engineer Battalion of the Massachusette Na tional Guard, according to retired Army CqIo- nel H. Gordon Waite, public affairs officer with the state Military Department. Special guests on the program will be Gov.

Vic Atiyeh, Maj. Gen. Richard A. Miller and Salem's Mayor Sue Harris Miller. Masonic lodge to seat leaders Salem Masonic Lodge No.

201, A A of Oregon, will install its 1987 officers in a 7:30 The following events are open to the public: WHITE OAKS OPEN HOUSE An informal open house will be held from 3 to 7 p.m. today at White Oaks, a treatment facility for alcoholism and chemical dependency, at 3750 Lancaster Drive NE. The event includes a short tour, talk with staff members, and two films: "Soft Is the Heart of a Child," shown at 4:30 p.m., and "Teen-Age Alcohol and Drug Abuse" at 5:15 p.m. WOMEN'S POLITICAL CAUCUS "Chemeketa's Displaced Homemaker Program" is the topic for Mary Bartle Pearmine, Chemeketa Community College board chairwoman and speaker for Capital Chapter, Oregon Women's Political Caucus, from noon to 1 p.m. Wednesday in the Blue Room of the state Capitol.

Lunch is available for purchase. METHODIST WOMEN Jason Lee United Methodist Women will have a fellowship luncheon at noon Wednesday in the church's Kirby Room. Participants are to bring individual table service. "The Story of Chrstmas" is the title of a film and song program. Officers will be installed.

Nursery care is provided. BUSH HOUSE AUXILIARY Old-fashioned Christmas decorations will be the topic for Jean Bright Miller, McMinnville, speaker for Bush House Auxiliary at 10 a.m. Wednesday at the historic mansion, 600 Mission St. SE. SALEM DAY AGLOW Renee Greenidge, Portland, is the speaker for Salem Day Aglow Fellowship at 9:30 a.m.

Wednesday at Lancaster Bible Church, 491 Lancaster Drive NE. Doors open at 9 a.m. Child care is provided. Rolls, diabetic foods and coffee are available at 50 cents a person. Details may be obtained from Ethel Miller, 362-7992.

CAPITAL CITY DEMOCRATS A silent auction fund-raiser is on the program for the Capital City Democrats at 7 p.m. Wednesday at the home of Lorene Lovretich. Details and directions are available at 363-0424. THERMOSTATS TOASTMASTERS CLUB Thermostats Toastmasters Club's breakfast is at 6:30 a.m. Wednesday at the Golden Pheasant Restaurant.

Mark Miranda is toastmaster, Don Clark heads table topics, and Dean Pielstick is general eva-luator. Ray Miller and Bruce Carroll are speakers. LA LECHE LEAGUE "Baby's Changing Needs" is the topic for Group No. 2, La Leche League of Salem, in the final session of a four-part breastfeeding series at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday at 1120 15th Ave.

NE. Details are available at 370-7308. p.m. ceremony Friday at the Scottish Rite Temple, 4090 Commercial St. SE.

Claude Whitaker will be installed as worshipful mas LeRoy Perkins ter; Walt Claus, senior war den; Neal Lamphear, junior iA ,,,,1 warden; Warren C. Pahl, treasurer; Robert C. Hoyser, secretary; Jon Livie, senior deacon; Marve Ray B. Osburn Lundy, junior deacon; Ki- ciauae wmiaker chard Gwaltney, senior steward; Edwin Bar nard, junior steward; Roger King, chaplain; Jerry LaMar, marshal; and Gerry Grabow, tyler. Service clubs host luncheon Today is the deadline for reservations to at tend a joint annual Christmas holiday luncheon by the downtown Salem Kiwanis and Lions clubs at noon Thursday in the Black Angus banquet room.

The reservation number is 364-1966. The cost is $5. The public event has been a tradition for al most 40 years, with the clubs alternating as host, this year's chairman, Ben Regier of the Lions Club, said. Women are welcome. TILLAMOOK Lt.

Cmdr. LeRoy Perkins (USN 74, of Tillamook, died Dec. 2. Born in Erlanger, he was a Navy officer from 1934 to 1958, when he retired and moved here. He was a member of the Fairview and Pomona Granges and the Honorable Order of Kentucky Colonels.

Survivors include his wife, Frances; sons, Bob, Monmouth, and Dennis, Branford, two brothers, and a sister. Graveside services with military honors will be at 11 a.m. Dec. 18 in Willamette National Cemetery, Portland. Memorial Mass will be at 11 a.m.

Dec. 19 in Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Tillamook. Arrangements were by Forest Grove mortuary, Forest Grove. Contributions may be made to a charity of choice. Genevieve T.

T. Hansen PHILOMATH Genevieve T. Teal Hansen, 50, of Philomath, died Friday. She was born in Comstock, moved to the Salem-Dallas area in 1957, and came here a year ago. She was a waitress.

Survivors include her mother, Sarah Husted, Falls City; sons, Arnold Teal, Yuba City, and Ronald Teal, Taft, daughters, Robbin Gas-kill, Woodland, and Kim Myer, Falls City; sisters, Delores Will and Violet Balschweid, both of Salem, and Betty Thompson, Dallas; and brothers, Everett Lamprecht, Ellensburg, and Boyd Lamprecht, Falls City. Visitation will be from 8:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. today and 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Wednesday at Dallas mortuary. Graveside services will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday in Dallas Cemetery. Pastor Tom Wilson of the Salem First Church of the Nazarene will speak, and McKay High School's 30-member Swing Chorus, directed by Chuck Graber, will perform. Kiwanis president is Thayne W.

Cole; Contributions may be made to the Newberg First United Methodist Church. Mary Estelle Fritz Mary Estelle Fritz, 86, of Salem, died Monday. She was born in Baltimore, moved to Oregon in 1980 and came here in 1984. Survivors include her daughters, Marion Van Pelt, Detroit, and Sarah Silvan, El Monte, Calif. Graveside services will be at 1 p.m.

Thursday in Lone Oak Cemetery, Stayton, under direction of Weddle mortuary there. Rev. Fred J. Koehler The Rev. Fred J.

Koehler SJ, a Jesuit priest, 74, of Spokane, formerly a resident of Mount Angel, died Saturday. Born in Mount Angel, he attended Mount Angel School and Sacred Heart Academy, Salem. He entered the Society of Jesus in Sheridan in 1933, taught and studied for a number of years in Washington state, and was ordained a priest in San Francisco in 1946. He then returned to Washington, where his most recent work before retiring last year was as pastor for the "Spokane Indian Reservation. Survivors include his brother, Bernard, Salem; and sisters, Vivian Lathrop, Albany, Virginia Salter, Woodburn, and Sister Rose Bernadine SNJM, The Dalles.

Wake service was Monday at the Wellpinit Longhouse on the Spokane reservation. Concelebrated Funeral Mass is at 7 tonight in St. Aloysius Catholic Church, Spokane. Interment will be in Mount St. Michael Cemetery there, under direction of Hennessey-Smith mortuary, Spokane.

Contributions may be made to the Burse Fund of the Jesuit Seminary Association, P.O. Box 4408, Portland, Ore. 97208. William M. Thompson William M.

Thompson, 69, of Salem, died Tuesday. He was born in Pueblo, and moved here from Hood River in 1954. He was an auditor with the state Tax Commission until retirement in 1979. He served on the board of Capitol Health Care and was active in the Cascade Area Council of Boy Scouts. He was a member of St.

Paul Episcopal Church and the South Salem Lions Club. Surviving are his sons, David, Su-garland, Texas, Warren, Salem, and John, Portland; and daughter, Colleen Ackerman, Springfield. Memorial services will be at 4 p.m. Wednesday in the chapel of St. Paul Episcopal Church.

Interment will be in Belcrest Memorial Park, under direction of Howell-Edwards-Doerksen mortuary. Contributions may be made to the Oregon Heart Association. Calvin Lott ALBANY Calvin Lott, 73, of Albany, died Monday. Arrangements are pending at the Huston mortuary, Lebanon. Need Help? Downtown Lions president is Robert L.

Norton. Woman's club throws party "Continuing a Tradition" was the theme for the 52nd annual new-member initiation and Christmas party by the Salem Junior Woman's Club Monday evening at Ali's on the Alley in the Reed Opera House. New members welcomed into the club were Gloria Adamson, Ann Brennan, Kathy Bruebaker, Terry Carlson, Lauryn Frye, Ray B. Osburn, 73, of Salem, died Monday. He was born in Dillon, Mont.

He taught school and coached in Virginia City, Pendleton and Elgin. He was superintendent of schools in Elgin from 1946 to 1959, when he came to Salem and joined the state Department of Education. He retired in 1976. He was past president and board member of the Oregon School Activities Association and a member of Al Kader Shrine Temple. Survivors include his wife, Edythe and daughters, Gayle O.

DeBruyn, Denver, and Janet 0. Delcour, Elk Grove, Calif. Services will be at 3:30 p.m. Wednesday at Virgil T. Golden mortuary.

Interment will be private. Contributions may be made to the Shriners' Hospital for Crippled Children, Portland. Charlie C. Clark DALLAS Charlie C. Clark, 73, of Dallas, died Monday.

He was born in Macon, Miss. He served in the Army during World War II, and after his discharge operated a store in Macon. He later moved to Carlsbad, N.M., where he was a sales manager. He came here in 1960 and worked for the state Department of Revenue until he retired in 1974. He was a member of the Faith Lutheran Church, Monmouth, and the Veterans of Foreign Wars.

Survivors include his wife, Elsie; daughters, Cheryl Hockett, Bellingham, and Betty Anne Kolinsky, Saugus, stepmother, Melva Clark, Macon; brothers, Robert and Jimmy, both in Mississippi, and Larry, in Texas; and sisters, Savella Crane, in Florida, and Rita Gay Daniels, in Louisiana. Services will be at 11 a.m. Thursday in Faith Lutheran Church, Monmouth. Private interment will be in Willamette National Cemetery, Portland, under the direction of Bollman mortuary here. Ima 'Bobby' Bogle JEFFERSON Ima "Bobby" Bogle, 60, of Jefferson, died Saturday.

She was born in Eldorado, moved to the Salem area in 1965 and came here in 1975. Survivors include her husband, John; stepson, John E. Bogle, in Louisiana; daughter, Patricia Ann Bland, Aurora; brothers, Robert Sain, Memphis, Texas, Donald Sain, Amarillo, Texas, and Bert Sain, Eldorado; and sisters, Georgia MacWaters and Marie Toler, both of Amarillo. Visitation will be from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.

today and 9 a.m. to noon Wednesday at AAsum mortuary, Albany, where services will be at 1 p.m. Wednesday. Interment will be in Jefferson Cemetery. Dean Carver Dean Carver, 48, of Coos Bay, formerly a resident of Falls City, died Thursday in a logging accident.

Born in Salem, he had lived in Coos Bay since 1966. He was employed by the Campbell Sturgel Logging Co. Survivors include his wife, Linda; sons, Donald, Darrin and Randy, all of Coos Bay, Douglas, in the Navy, and Daniel, in the Army; daughter, Debora McCrea, Coos Bay; mother, Vernice Carver, Salem; and brothers, Wayne, Gold Hill, and Roy, Tumalo. Services will be at 2 p.m. today at the Coos Bay mortuary.

Graveside services will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday in the Lower Falls City Cemetery. Contributions may be made to the Marshfield High School Athletic Department, P.O. Box 509, Coos Bay, Ore. 97420.

Helen Ireland, Dawn McNannany, Kimber-ly Smith, Jeanne Stoller and Terry Weiss. Conducting the initiation ceremony were Chris Grigg, president of the Oregon Federation of Women's Clubs, and Patricia Domine, Salem club president. Co-chairwomen were Pattie Hannegan and Debbie McMillan. Merit award deadline near Dec. 15 is the deadline to submit applications for two awards being offered by Soroptimist International of Salem.

Applications for a "Youth Citizenship Merit Award" are open to any graduating high school senior who has "taken an active part in service in the home, school and community" and "demonstrated dependability, leadership and a clear sense of purpose," chairwoman Vi Carter said. The winner receives a $100 U.S. Savings Bond and is eligible for a chance at the regional award of $1,250 and national award of $2,000. The local runner-up receives a $50 bond. Application forms are available from Salem area high school senior counselors.

A "Training Award Scholarship for Women" of $1,500 will be made to a woman, preferably over age 30, who is head of a household or has a family financially dependent on her, Carter said. The applicant should be completing an undergraduate degree or entering vocational or technical training, and "clearly indicate the specific educational training necessary for entry or reentry into the labor market," she said. The winner receives $100 and is eligible to compete for one of two regional $1,500 awards to be granted next spring. Training award publications are available at the YWCA, Chemeketa Community College, Merritt-Davis College of Business, Northwest Human Services, Willamette University and the Mid-Willamette Valley Center Against Domestic Violence. Details may be obtained from Pat Manning, 581-4400, or Carter, 585-9087.

Kay Apley The following list ol Salem area self-help and support groups and telephone numbers is published weekly: COMPULSIVE BEHAVIOR Adult Children ol Alcoholics, 363-7518. Al AnonAlateen Family Groups. 370-7363. Alcoholics Anonymous, 399-0599. Alcoholics Victorious, 363-1604 or 364-9558.

Alcohol Services for Women 362-7863 or 363-9355. Gamblers Anonymous, 581-8104. Narcotics Anonymous, 370-2914 or Corvallis 967-6262. Overeaters Anonymous, 371-7138 after 4 pm. or 371 -901 1 Women for Sobriety.

362-7863 or 364-31 15. GENERAL SERVICES Association for Retarded Citizens of Marion County, 362-8591 or 588-1314. Consumer Credit Counseling Service, 581-7301. Crime Victims United, 371-4807 or 363-3487. Divorce Support Group, 364-8399.

Gay and Lesbian Information, 362-8678 or 363-6618. Physician referral by MarionPolk County Medical Society, 362-9669. Mid-Valley Center Against Domestic and Sexual Violence, 399-7722. Neighbor to Neighbor Mediation Service (help resolving conflicts), 581-9726. Nurse Support Group, 581-0355 or 838-61 74.

Salem Alliance for the Mentally III (family support group), 370-9276. Salem Literacy Proiect (for adult non-readers), 588-0307. Salvation Army, 585 6688. 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, 362-1296; or Aumsville chapter. 749-1252.

Vision Loss Support Group. 393-1533 or 363-1767. Volunteers for Nursing Homes, 362-0606. Women's Crisis Center, 399-7722 ILLNESSESTERMINAL DISEASES Mid-Oregon AIDS (Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome) HealthEducationalSupport Services 363-4963. Alzheimer's Support: Salem Group, 364 9361, 378-0103 or 585-9881; Santiam Group, 581-2006 or Stayton 769-3499.

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, 370-5612. Bereavement Support Group, 588-5824. Cancer Support Group, 585-1573, 581-1856 or Silverton 873-4013.

Cardiovascular Therapy Association, Albany 928-6237. Circle ot Friends, Albany area support group for adults caring for the seriously ill or iniured. 926-2244, ext. 265. Crohn's and Ulcerative Colitis Support Group.

393-9050 or 362-9744. Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, 390-0501. Epileptic Support Group for Family and Friends, 399-0641 days; 371-9486 or 378 7742, evenings. Head Iniury Support Group of Salem, 364 8982, 370-5486 or 623 5748. Linn-Benton Diabetes Association, 752-7539.

Make A-Wish Foundation's Salem Sub-Chapter, 581-3653. Mid Willamette Valley Diabetes Association, 370-4646. Mid Willamette Valley Hospice. 588 3600. Multiple Sclerosis Support Group.

362 4063 or 364 6546. Ostomy Association of Willamette Valley, 362-7397. Parents of Terminally III Children, 393-6720 or 588-5824. Parkinson Disease Support Group, 362 0854. Recovery 378-1752, 743 4228 or 231-1334.

Stroke Recovery Support Group, 363-7610 or 363-21 16. Tourette Syndrome Support Group (for chronic tic disorder). 364 9036. PARENTSCHILDREN Autism Council ot Oregon, 370-8428 or McMinnville 472-0946. Birthright.

585 2273. Breastfeeding Council, 364-9381. Breastfeeding InformationCounseling (Lamaze Associates), 390-7450. Candlelighters (support group for families of children with cancer), 362-5588 or 623 8532. Cesarean Birth Council, 364 9381.

Cesarean Birth InformationCounseling (Lamaze Associates), 390-7450. Child Care Referrals (Lamaze Associates), 390-7450. Deaf Interpretation in Childbirth Classes (Lamaze Associates), T.T.Y. 363-5782 Direction Service (for handicapped children and their families), 362 9586. Early Years (support group for parents of young children), 364-9381 or 581-6013.

Family PlanningPre Natal Programs (Marion County Health 588-5355. Gnel Realization Education Group (for Corvallis area families in which a child has died). 752 1597 or 753 3335 Infant Monitor Support Group, 588 5011. La Leche League (for breastfeeding information and support). 370-7308.

Learning disability support group. 362 0628 Mid Valley Children Guild. 370 8990. Mothers Aoainst Drunk Drivino IMA.DD 581-9798 or McMinnville 472-9272. Parents of Special Kids.

370 8990 Preemies (for parents of premature babies), 581 3330 Respite Care Program (silter reterral service for handicapped children and adults). 581 3451 Right to Life. 585-7856 Sibling Preparation for Birth (Lamaze Associates), 390-7450 Special Delivery (support group for unwed mothers), 390 5225 or 399-9373. Teen Mothers Program. YWCA, 581 9922.

Toughlove. 362 8478 or 363 2237. Salem Today Deaths Elsewhere Adm. Arthur Moreau Jr. Funerals today TUESDAY NIGHT LIFE Another Buck Night.

8 pm. -midnight, Boon's Treasure. 888 Liberty St. NE. Skip Jones of James T.

the Tough. Piano and guitar music with taped accompaniment. $1. ACTIVITIES Preschool story lime, a Children Activities Room, Salem Public Library. Winter wine and art sale, noon-6 Ellendale Winery.

Dallas. $1. Details. 623-5617. Pentacle drama discussion, 7:30 Salem City Library, central auditorium.

"Morning's at Bingo, 6-10 p.m., Orcutt's Mall, 3805 Cherry Ave. NE. for Keizer Community Center: 7 p.m., 2645 Portland Road NE. for Argonauts Drum and Bugle Corps. Adult open basketball, 7 pm Hayesville School.

4545 Ward Drive NE. 18 years and older. 25 cents. CIVIC Council ol Governments Economic Development Board, 8 a Salem Library Auditorium. Cable Television Subcommittee.

10 a.m. Room 205. Civic Center. HISTORICAL Slate Capitol, 8 a -5 m. Visitors Services Office open same hours.

Mission Mill Viliage Historic Houses and Teiliie Museum, 10 am 4 30 nr. 1313 Mill St. SE. Marion Museum of History, 1.30 4 30 entrance 1313 Mill St. SE.

Bush House Museum, 2-5 p.m. Tuesday Sunday, 600 Mission St. SE. Events lo be included in Salem Today must be submitted in wriling to the Statesman-Journal. P.O.

Box 13009, Salem, Ore. 97309, at least lour days In advance ol the event. Births a son, Dec. 7. LEBANON COMMUNITY HOSPITAL WATKINS To Jerry and NAPLES, Italy (AP) Arthur S.

Moreau 55, the commander of NATO forces irr Southern Europe and U.S. Naval Forces in Europe, died here Mondav of a heart attack. Moreau graduated from the U.S. Naval Academy in 1953. He served as deputy chief of naval operations for plans, policy and operation, and commander-in-chief of the U.S.

Naval Station at Subic Bay, Philippines. From May 1983 to October 1985 he was assistant to the chairman, Joint Chiefs of Staff. He took command of his posts in November 1985 and headed the largest of the four military regions under Allied Command Europe. Moreau's area of responsibility covered Italy, Greece, Turkey, the Black Sea and the Mediterranean. His command included the U.S.

6th Fleet, Commander Fleet Air Mediterranean and U.S. Naval Activities, U.K. BAILS, Everett "Red," 83, Florence, formerly of Corvallis, 1 p.m., McHenry mortuary, Corvallis. BROWN, Donald 70, Dallas, 2 p.m., Dallas mortuary. CARVER, Dean 48, Coos Bay, formerly of Falls City, 2 p.m., Coos Bay mortuary EPLEY, Raymond Eugene, 40, Salem, 11 a.m., Keizer Stake Center, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

ESPELUND, S.J. "Sal," 74, Holley, 10:30 a.m., Fir Lawn Lutheran Church, Sweet Home; 2:30 p.m., Forestvale Cemetery. Oakridge. FR0HMAN, Walter David, 56, Salem, 2 p.m., Attrell mortuary, Newberg. L0FT1N, LaVeile 81, Lebanon, 11 a.m., Huston mortuary, Lebanon.

LUYET, Mary Catherine, 61, Salem, 10 a.m., St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church. MORROW, Mack 77, Silverton, 10:30 a.m., Valley View Cemetery, Silverton. RICH, Jean Hobson, 79, Salem, 2 p.m., First Congregational United Church of Christ, SALEM HOSPITAL (General Unit) ARMINTROUT To Joseph and Yvonne Armintroiit. Liberty Road a daughter, Dec.

8. BISHOP To Jon and Deborah Bishop, 1630 Monmouth Independence, a son, Dec. 7. TATMAN To David and Lu-cinda Tatman, 4537 Barrett St. Janice Watkins, 38676 First Creek Drive, Lebanon, a daughter, Nov.

25. GILBERT To Gregory and Rockie Gilbert, 942 SW Vine, Lebanon, a daughter, Nov. 27. LATIMER To Jerrold and Linda Latimer, 33235 Santiam Highway, Lebanon, a son, Nov. 27..