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2B, Statesman-Journal, Salem, Monday, January 9, 1989 Milestones Laurence E. Marschat Elizabeth Marie Isom Obituaries Engagements People notebook Sept. 6, 1900 -Jan. 6, 1989 Services for Laurence E. Marschat, 88, of Salem, who died Friday, will Berger -Hannan Julie Ann Berger and Mark Scott Hannan, both of Silverton, are engaged to be married.

1 begin at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at Virgil T. Golden mortuary, Salem. Interment will be private. He was a former director of finance and research for the Oregon Department of Education.

The bnde-to-be is the daughter of Jack D. Berger and Pamela Sharon Berger, both of Silverton. She is a graduate of Silverton Union High School and attended Oregon State University. She is a student at Chemeketa Community Salem YMCA adds classes to schedule New classes of cardiac therapy and parenttot gymnastics have been added to the schedule of classes now underway at the Salem Family YMCA, 685 Court St. NE.

Cliff Lawrence, health enhancement and physical education director, said the cardiac class is for people diagnosed as having coronary heart disease or other conditions who would benefit from supervised exercise. Participants must be referred by their doctors. The gymnastics class is geared for children ages 1 to 3 years and their parents. The YMCA also offers a wide range of other activities in such areas as swimming, fitness and health enhancement, gymnastics, racquetball, martial arts and ballet. A brochure on classes is available from the YMCA or by calling 399-2755.

Thor Lodge installs new officers Martin Jurgenson will be installed president of the Salem Thor Lodge, Sons of Norway, at Julie Berger and Mark Hannan Her fiance is the son of William M. and Susan C. Hannan of Silverton. He is a graduate of Silverton Union High School and Oregon State University. He is a teachercoach.

A March 18 wedding at the Silverton Methodist Church is planned. Jan. 13, 1897 Jan. 7, 1989 BROWNSVILLE Elizabeth Marie Isom, 91, died Saturday. She was born in Oakville and lived in Linn County, near Brownsville, most of her life.

She was a homemak-er, and a member of the Brownsville Presbyterian Church. She married Glenn Franklin Isom on June 14, 1919, in Albany. He died in 1979. Her son, Douglas Isom, died in 1977. Survivors include her daughters, Virginia Falk of Halsey, Rosemary Piper of Salem and Glenda Pottorf of Pleasant Hill; and sister, Clara Greene of Areata, Calif.

Visiting hours will be from 3 to 8 p.m. Tuesday at Fisher mortuary, Albany. Services will begin at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the mortuary. Interment will be in Willamette Memorial Park.

Contributions may be made to the church. S-J, 1989 Emma L. Harden Sept. 15, 1900 -Jan. 6, 1989 ALBANY Emma L.

Harden, 88, died Friday. She was born in Knoxville, Iowa. She lived in Nebraska many years, then moved to Denver, and to Vallejo, Calif. In 1947 she moved to Richland, and she came here in March 1981. She was a homemaker.

She married Ray Harden on Feb. 6, 1916, in Nebraska. He died in 1953. Her son, Howard Harden, died in 1974. Survivors include her daughters, Dorothy Gray of Albany and Barbara Harden of Denver.

Services will begin at 2 p.m. Thursday at Mueller's Chapel of the Falls, Kennewick, Wash. Interment will be in Riverview Heights, Kennewick. Local arrangements are by Fisher mortuary. S-J.

1989 Dan B. Roth Oct. 1, 1902 -Jan. 7,1989 ALBANY Dan B. Roth, 86, died Saturday.

He was born in Albany and lived in Linn County all his life. He owned Roth's Furniture, was an auctioneer, and was appointed by a governor to the Oregon State Board of Auctioneers. He was an Albany city councilman and a member of Albany Elks Lodge, the Linn County Sheriffs Posse and the Linn County Shrine Club. He married Ethel Gilberg on Jan. 6, 1922, in Albany.

Survivors include his wife; son, Larry D. of Albany; and daughters, Dorothy Elshire of Lake Oswego and Helen Packard of Mount Vernon, Wash. Visiting hours will be from 6 to 8 p.m. today at Fisher mortuary. Services will begin at 10 a.m.

Tuesday at the mortuary. Interment will be in Willamette Memorial Mausoleum. Contributions may be made to the Linn County Shrine Club or Albany Boys and Girls Club. J. 1989 Elizabeth 'Elsie' Gebhardt Nov.

19, 1901 -Jan. 7,1989 SHERIDAN Elizabeth "Elsie" Gebhardt, 87, died Saturday. Christian vigil services will begin at 7 p.m. Tuesday at Adamson's mortuary. Mass will begin at 10 a.m.

Wednesday at St. Michael's Catholic Church, Grand Ronde. Interment will be in St. James Cemetery, McMinn-ville. J.

19, 89 Lester Holmes Died Jan. 7,1988 GRAND RONDE Lester Holmes died Saturday. Services are pending at Adamson's mortuary, Sheridan. S-J. 1989 Hasel Kowash Carol Sue Hasel of Salem and Thomas Michael Kowash of Woodburn are engaged to be married.

the bnde-to-be is the daughter of Ruth A. and Ron G. McWhirter of Salem and the late Charles E. Hasel. She is a graduate of Sprague High School and Chemeketa Community College.

She is an accountant. Her fiance is the son of Michael A. and Shirlee J. Knwnsh nf Aurnrn He ia 7:30 p.m. Saturday at the Scottish Rite Temple, 4090 Commercial St.

SE, Salem. Other new officers are: Irv Hatteberg, vice president; Wanita Haugen, counselor; Alice Haugen, secretary; Eileen Yeager, assistant secretary; Kelly Craft, financial secretary; Harriet Lakie, treasurer; Lorraine Ellis, social director; Paula Davis, assistant social director. Martin Jurgenson Contributions may be made to the Union Gospel Mission, Salem. S-J, 1989 The Rev. W.

Carl Calhoun May 5, 1903 -Jan. 6,1989 The Rev. W. Carl Calhoun, 85, of Salem, died Friday in Mount Angel. He was born in Indiana, Pa.

He received a bachelor's degree from Yale Divinity School in 1933. He married Elizabeth Dennis in 1928. She died in May 1973. He was a minister in Idaho, Montana, Bellingham, and from 1961 until 1970 for the First Congregational Church in Salem. He was appointed by former Gov.

Mark Hatfield to the Oregon State Board of Control advisory committee for MacLaren School in 1962. He received the City of Salem Distinguished Service Award in 1968. He retired from active ministry in 1970 and did part-time ministerial work in Hubbard, Klamath Falls and Lummi Island, until 1978. He married Charlotte Imes Fox in 1974 and moved to King City from Lummi Island in 1978. He returned to Salem in 1982.

Survivors include his wife; and son, the Rev. John R. of Manhattan Beach, Calif. Memorial services will begin at 1:30 p.m. Saturday at the First Congregational Church, Salem.

Interment will be private. Arrangements are by Virgil T. Golden mortuary, Salem. Contributions may be made to the church memorial fund or a charity of choice. S-J, 1989 Dorothy Childers July 17, 1911 -Jan.

8, 1988 LEBANON Dorothy L. Childers, 77, died Sunday. Services are pending at Huston mortuary. S-J, 1989 Steven Edward Suitor Sr. March 27, 1952 -Jan.

7, 1989 STAYTON Memorial services for Steven Edward Suitor 36, who died Saturday, will begin at 11 a.m. Wednesday at Weddle mortuary. Contributions may be made to the Oregon Heart Association. S-J, 1989 a graduate of North Carol Hasel and Thomas Kowash Marion High School, and is a farmer. A wedding date has not yet been set.

Need help? Births Funerals today CONE, Lila Belle, 87, Salem, 11 a.m., Howell-Edwards-Doerksen mortuary, Salem. DUGGER, Fred 91, Lincoln City, 11 a.m., Pacific View mortuary, Lincoln City. EICHAR, Lorna 92, Mount Angel, 10:30 a.m., Unger mortuary, Silverton. OAKLEY, Aleena Lee, 17, Scio, 7 p.m., Jefferson Baptist Church. RODGERS, Bobby 58, Salem, 10 a.m., Virgil T.

Golden mortuary, Salem. ROMERO, Rafael Astorga, 70, Salem, 3 p.m., City View Cemetery, Salem. THURSTON, Edith Pearl, 80, Independence, 1:30 p.m., Farnstrom mortuary, Independence. VERT, Earl Roy, 76, Woodburn, 10:30 a.m., Simon mortuary, John Follingstad, marshal; Nancy Folling-stad, assistant marshal; Ernie Hippe, inner guard; Wally Bremseth, musician; Ruth Ilouck, assistant musician; Ruth Brown, cultural director; Marie Schneider, librarian; Dorothy Jurgenson, historian; Derek Vin-yard, sports director; Milt Stensrud, designated person; John Norby, Orlin Smedstad and Al Hamilton, trustees. Raffle raises $39 for Salem library Dick Rankin of Salem won an autographed copy of Michael Dukakis' book Creating the Future in the December raffle of the Friends of the Salem Public Library.

The raffle raised $39 for the library. The January book, P. Byron Polakoff's Arnold Palmer and the Golf in' Dolphin was autographed by golfing great Arnold Palmer. Driving class recruits instructors Instructors have been recruited for the 55Alive Mature Driving Course for the Mid-Willamette Valley, according to R. F.

Watson, assistant state coordinator of the program. It is offered by the American Association of Retired Persons to update driving skills. The eight hours of instruction costs $7 per person and is spread over two days. Area instructors are: Anita Crevelling, Lebanon; Les Dunton, Bob Sekerak and Clifford Norwood, Salem; Donald Ratliff, Cor-vallis; Reno and Cynthia Wheatcraft, Wood-burn. Registration information may be obtained from: 588-8733 in Salem; 451-2852, Lebanon; 754-0738, Corvallis; and 982-1 107, Woodburn.

Hank Arends Salem Hospital FISK To Vicki Fisk, 9304 Mount Angel-Gervais Road, Gervais, a son, Jan. 7. LEAVELLE To Candy Lea-velle, 1575 Urban Lane NW, Salem, a daughter, Jan. 7. LUCAS To Kelly and Dennis Lucas, 124 Cedar Idanha, a daughter, Jan.

7. NOVAK To Janice and Chester Novak, 1795 Berry St. SE, Salem, a daughter, Jan. 7. PEEVY To Rhonda and Gary Peevy, 2525 Pine Lane SE, Albany, a son, Jan.

7. WELLS To Debra and Bryan Wells, 223 Sorbin Gates, a daughter, Jan. 7. Pacific Communities Hospital, Newport MULKEY To Suzanne Helen and Gregory Jens Mulkey, 151 NW 58th, Newport, a son, Dec. 25.

KA YE To Collette and Lester J. Kaye, 2440 Fairway Court, Waldport, a son, Jan. 2. STEWART To Kathleen Marie and James Richard Stewart, 1515 Hillvale, Toledo, a son, Jan. 4.

PARSONS-SHAFER To Leah Joann Parsons and Todd Ray Shafer, 568 N.W. 3rd, Newport, a son, Jan. 4. Deaths elsewhere Jean Willes VAN NUYS, Calif. (AP) Actress Jean Willes, who appeared in such films as "Elmer Gantry" and the "Perry Mason" and "Bonanza" television series in her 30-year career, died Tuesday of liver failure.

She was 65. From the 1940s to the 1970s, Willes appeared in films such as 1958's "No Time for Sergeants" with Andy Griffith, the 1956 cult classic "Invasion of the Body Snatchers," "Elmer Gantry" in 1960 with Burt Lancaster, and "Gypsy" in 1962 with Rosalind Russell. In 1956 she played opposite Clark Gable in "The King and Four Queens" and one of her final movies was "Bite the Bullet" in 1975 with Gene Hack-man. She also appeared in such television shows as "Perry Mason," "The Beverly Hillbillies" and William Powers PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) William E.

Powers, who was blinded by an accident and went on to become a' state Supreme Court justice and attor-' ney general, died Saturday at the age of 81. Born Dec. 18, 1907, in Cumberland, Powers became totally blind in 1928, after an accident at home the previous year. He was probate judge from 1936 to 1949; a state representative from 1939 to 1949; attorney general from 1949 to 1958; and Supreme Court justice from 1958 to 1973. In 1954, Powers was cited by President Eisenhower's committee on employment of physically handicapped people for efforts to promote equal opportunity in employment for the disabled.

He was featured on the television show "This is Your Life" in 1959. Happenings Miser Mississippi theater owner won't show controversial film The following list ol Salem area sell-help and support groups and telephone numbers is published weekly: COMPULSIVE BEHAVIOR Adult Children of Alcoholics, 363-7518. Al-AnonAlateen Family Groups, 370-7363. Alcoholics Anonymous, 399-0599. Alcoholics for Christ 585-1061 Alcoholics Victorious, 363-1604 or 364-9558.

Anorexia and bulimia support group, 390-441 1 evenings and weekends. Compu-Fit for compulsive overeaters, 581-1818. Dysfunctional Religion Support Group, 843-4756 or 364-3513. Gamblers Anonymous, 581-8104. Narcotics Anonymous.

370-2914 or Corvallis 967-6262. Overeaters Anonymous, 393-8672 after 4:30 p.m. Smokers Anonymous, Salem after 5 p.m. 362-8251 or 585-3357. Women in Sobriety, 362-7863 or 371-6116.

GENERAL SERVICES Adult Day Care (George Corwin Center), 588-5808. Association for Retarded Citizens of Marion County, 362-8591 or 588-1314. Canyon Crisis Center (24-hour), Mill City 897-2327. Consumer Credit Counseling Service, 581-7301. Crime Victims United, 371-4807 or 363-3487.

Gay and Lesbian Information, 363-6618. Judean Society (support for divorcedseparated Catholic women) Lebanon 259-2926, evenings. Managing Our Relatives (support group for families of the elderly), Salem 371-3949. Mid-Valley Center Against Domestic and Sexual Violence, 399-7722. Neighbor to Neighbor Mediation Service (help resolving conflicts), 364-8107.

Nursing Home Ombudsman, 378-6533 Salem; 1-800-522-2602 outside Salem. Physician referral by MarionPolk County Medical Society, 362-9669. Red Cross Willamette Chapter, 585-5414. St. Vincent de Paul Society.

364-5672. Salem Alliance for the Mentally III (family support group), 581-3470. Salem Literacy Proiect (for adult non-readers), 588-0307. Salvation Army. 585-6688.

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 362-2030; Keizer chapter, 364-4790; or Aumsville chapter, 749-1252.

Vietnam Era Veterans Counseling Center, 362-991 1 Vision Loss Support Group, 393-1532 or 363-1767. Volunteers for Seniors, 362-0606. WidowWidower Support Group. 363-3173. Widowed and Movin On, 588-6303.

Women's Crisis Center, 399-7722. ILLNESSESTERMINAL DISEASES Mid-Oregon AIDS (Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome) HealthEducationalSupport Services 363-4963. Partners, Families Friends of People with AIDS, 581-9570. Alzheimer's Support: Salem Group, 364-9361, 378-0103, 585-9881 or 585-5850; Santiam Group. 581-2006 or Stayton 769-3499; Mount Angel Group, 845-6841.

Arthritis Foundation's Linn-Benton Chapter: Corvallis 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, 585-1573, 581-1856; or Silverton 873-4013. Cardiovascular Therapy Association, Albany 928-6237. Circle of Friends, Albany area support group for adults caring for the seriously ill or injured. 926-2244, ext.

265. Crohn's and Ulcerative Colitis Support Group, 364-4170 or 362-9744. Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, 390-0501. Diabetes Association of Linn-Benton Counties, 752-7539. Diabetes Association of the Mid-Willamette Valley, 370-4646.

Epileptic Support Group for Family and Friends, 399-0641 days; 371-9486 or 378-7742 eveninqs. Head Injury Support Group of Salem, 364-8982. 370-5486 or 623-5748 Hospice of the Mid-Willamette Valley, 588-3600. Make-A-Wish Foundation's Salem Sub-Chapter, 588-3558. Multiple Sclerosis Support Group, 585-7160.

Ostomy Association of Willamette Valley, 390-0299. Parkinson's Disease Support Group, 362-0854. Post Polio Support Group, 370-5486 or 363-0366. Recovery 378-1752, 743-4228 or 231-1334. Resource Center for those with a serious illness, 581-8302.

Stroke Recoveree Support Group. 363-7610 or 588-2902. PARENTSCHILDREN Autism Council of Oregon, 370-8428, or McMmnville 472-0946. Birthright, 585-2273. Breastfeeding Council of Salem Childbirth Education Association, 364-9381.

Breastfeeding InformationCounseling by Lamaze Associates, 390-7450. Candlelighters (support group tor families of children with cancer), 362-5588 or 623-8532. Cesarean Birth Council of Salem Childbirth Education Association, 364-9381. Cesarean Birth InformaionCounseling of Lamaze Associates. 390-7450.

Child care in emergencies. CCIS 585-2491; after hours Women's Crisis Service 399-7722. Child Care Information Service, 585-2491. Childbirth classes, Lamaze Associates, 588-6608. Children With Learning Disabilities Parent Support Group, 581-8764.

Compassionate Friends (support group for bereaved parents), 982-0351. Deaf Interpretation in Childbirth Classes by 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), Salem Childbirth Education Association, 364-9381 or 581-6013. Family PlanningPre-Natal Programs (Marion County Health 588-5355. Grief Realization Education Group (for Corvallis area families in which a child has died), 752-1597 or 753-3335. La Leche League (for breastfeeding information and support), 370-7308 Mid-Valley Children's Guild, 370-8990. Mothers Against Drunk Driving (M.A.D.O.), Blodgett (Benton County) 453-4485 eves; McMmnville 472-9272 eves; Portland 656-4805, 10 a.m.-3 p.m.

weekdays. Oregon Society for Deaf Children. 363-7372. Parents of Special Kids, 370 6990. Parents Without Partners, 581-9076 or 981-7068.

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. Respite Care Program (sitter referral service for handicapped children and adults) 581-3451. Right to Life, 585-7856, Salem Adoptee's Support Group, 585-8129 or 363-0390. Sibling Preparation for Birth by Lamaze Associates, 390-7450.

Special Delivery (support group for unwed pregnant women and unwed mothers), 390-5225 or 399-9373. Teen Mothers Program, YWCA, 581-9922. Toughlove. 371-9534 or 363-2237. The following events are open to the public.

T0ASTMASTER CLUBS Club 138 meets at 6:15 a.m. Tuesday at Nopp's Golden Pheasant, 248 Liberty St. NE, Salem. Toastmaster will be Chuck Fredrick-son, topic master will be Mark Wulf and speakers will be Pat Fitz-water, Vern Hahn, Terry Standley and Keith Dehut. Toastburners Club 997 meets at 1 1 :45 a.m.

Tuesday at the State Farm Regional Office, 4600 25th Ave. NE, Salem. Mary Hudson will be toastmaster, and speakers will be Debbie Miller, Mona Magnu-son and Dan Myers. CAPITOL QUILTERS Capitol Quilters will quilt, answer questions and have patterns available from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Tuesday and Wednesday in the Thomas Kay Mill building at Mission Mill Village, 1313 Mill St. SE, Salem. RETIRED FEDERAL EMPLOYEES An Internal Revenue Service representative will speak about 1988 tax changes and National Association of Retired Federal Employees' officers will speak about 1989 goals at the Tuesday noon luncheon of the local organization at Myrl's Chuckwagon, 2265 Lancaster Drive NE, Salem. Fellowship is at 11:30 a.m. Information: 393-3275 YOUTH FOR PEACE CLUB High school age students are sought for discussions and work on peace and human rights at the Youth for Peace Club which meets at 5 p.m.

Tuesdays at the YWCA of Salem, 768 State Street. Cost: $10 membership; information: 581-9922. MENTAL HEALTH BOARD The bid process for services in the county will be considered at the 5 p.m. Tuesday meeting of the Marion County Mental Health Advisory Board in the first floor conference room of the Health and Services Building. 3180 Center St.

NE, Salem. CHILDBIRTH REFRESHER Nurse Armande Ritter will conduct a refresher childbirth class for couples who have had previous Lamaze training at 6:45 p.m. Tuesday at St. Paul Episcopal Church, 1444 Liberty St. SE, Salem.

Sponsor: Salem Childbirth Education Association; information' 364-9381. CHILD CARE WORKSHOP A class on high quality family child care will be from 7 to 10 p.m. Tuesdays through Feb. 7 in Building 3, Room 279, at Chemeketa Community College, 4000 Lancaster Drive NE, Salem. Cosf $1875; information and registration: 399-5135 or 399-6262 KEIZER BABYSITTING CLASS KEIZER The annual free babysitting class by the Keizer Fire Department for those in the seventh grade and older will be 7 to 9 p.m.

Tuesday and for the following seven weeks at the Keizer Fire Station, 661 Chemawa Road NE. Pre-registration to 393-1045 is for the first 25 people. AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL Cases in Nepal and Czechoslovakia will be considered at the 7 30 p.m. Tuesday meeting of Amnesty International at St. Paul's Episcopal Church, 1444 Liberty St.

SE, Salem. Activities of the group are explained at 7 p.m. PHILADELPHIA, Miss. (AP) The owner of the town's only theater said Sunday she won't show the film Mississippi Burning, a fictionalized account of the deaths 25 years ago of three civil rights workers here. "We're not going to show it.

No way. It's not worth it," Lula Ellis, who owns the Ellis theater, said. "It's just a mess." Ellis had said that church groups were threatening to boycott the theater if it showed the movie. On June 21, 1964, three civil rights workers James Earl Chaney, 21, who was black, and Andrew Goodman, 20, and Mi chael Schwerner, 24, who were both white disappeared after they were released from jail in Philadelphia. They had been stopped on speeding charges after they had been investigating the burning of a church by the Ku Klux Klan.

The three men were found 44 days later, shot to death and buried in a soggy earthen dam in Neshoba County. The movie has refocused national attention on this town of 6,800 people, which is 70 miles northwest of Jackson. The film has been released in five cities and is scheduled for nationwide release Friday. Continued from Page 1B. greed to his floundering desperation at the loss of his gold, Rabold is never off the mark.

Rabold is the fulcrum of this show, but Bigelow has mustered a cast with the flawless ensemble feel expected from an Oregon Shakespearean Festival presentation. The acting ranges from Robert Machray's bumptuous valet to Jane Jones as Harpagon's daughter, Elise, an infectiously funny Valley Girl. Demetra Pittman, Nick Corley and Louis Lotorto also are excellent. Moliere's play, steeped in a cynical realism that seems appropriate today, is the story of a widower who loves money for money's sake. Harpagon is preparing to wed his daughter, Elise, to a wealthy old merchant and his son, Cleante, to a wealthy widow.

Harpagon wants to marry young Mariane, who actually is in love with Cleante. Elise loves Harpagon's servant, Valere. The complicated plot illuminates the absurdities of Harpagon as it resolves the problems by giving everyone what they most want, from money to love. Bigelow's imaginative staging features touches from the 17th century through the present. It is inventive but sometimes overdone, especially in the tiresome phallic references.

But this is an exuberant, thoughtful entertainment, from Carey Wong's lavish setting of an airy classical rotunda to David Mickelson's lively costumes, which turn history into pop art. The Miser, by Moliere, translated by Sara O'Connor, directed by Dennis Bigelow, designed by Carey Wong, costumes by David Mickelson, lights by Rick Paulsen. Now at the Intermediate Theatre of the Portland Center for the Performing Arts, at 8 p.m. Tuesday through Friday, 2 and 8 p.m. Saturday and 2 and 7 p.m.

Sunday, through Jan. 28. Tickets $15.50 to $19.50 by calling 248-4496. FUNERAL MEMORIAL INFORMATION Funeral Directors RIGDON RANSOM COLONIAL CHAPEL 299 Cottage NE 363-3173 Restlawn Funeral Home 201 Oak Grove Rd NW 585-1373 Barriek Funeral Home 205 Church Street, SE 363-9139 Card of Thonki Funeral Notices George Emanuel Cooper Services. 2:00 p.m.

Tuesday, Jan. 10. 1989, KEIZER CHAPEL, 4365 River Road N. Interment, City View Mausoleum. Visiting.

8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Monday, Jan. 8. Bobby Rodgers Services, 10:00 a.m.

Monday, Jan. 9, 1989, VIRGIL GOLDEN CHAPEL. 605 Com'l SE at Oak. Interment. Rogers Cemetery, Rogers.

Ark. Contributions, American Cancer Society. Lila Belle Cone Services. 11:00 a.m. Monday, Jan.

9. 1989. HOWELL-EDWARDS-DOERKSEN CHAPEL OF THE GARDENS. 1350 Com'l SE. Interment, 2:00 p.m.

Monday. Willamette National Cemetery. Portland. Contributions, Riviera Baptist Church memorial fund. Funeral Notices Laurence E.

Marschat Memorial services, 1:30 p.m. Tuesdav.Jan. 10. 1989. VIRGIL T.

GOLDEN CHAPEL, 605 Com'l SE at Oak. Private interment. Contributions, Union Gospel Mission, 345 Commer-cial NE, Salem. 97301. Edward F.

Kibby Jr. Services, 10:30 a.m. Wednesday. Jan. 11, 1989, Turner Freeway Assembly of God Church.

Private interment, Willamette National Cemetery. Contributions, Teen Challenge of Oregon. Arrangements bv HOWELL-EDWARDS-DOERKSEN CHAPEL OF THE GARDENS, 1350 Com'l SE. Funeral Supplements DEATH INFORMATION A 24-hr recorded message. 371-1567 Scholars KLAMATH FALLS Corey Bennett and Kirk Nawrocki, both of Salem, earned perfect 4.0 gradates during the fall quarter at the Oregon Institute of Technology.

NEWBERG Seven Mid-Willamette Valley students at George Fox College made the fall semester Dean's Honor Roll with perfect 4.0 grades. They are: Cathie Lebold, Joy Poor, Pamela Troyer and Gina Withnell, all Salem; Serene Nelson, Sweet Home; Stephen Fawver, Gaston; and Debra Burkey, Lebanon. WORDS cannot adequately express our heartfelt appreciation thankfulness to everyone for calls, flowers, cards gifts, prayers, many acts of sympathy kindness at the time of the loss of our loved one. May God bless you all. The family of Jenise Ann.