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my nm'if Statesman-Journal, Salem, Oregon Wednesday, December 14, 1988 Milestones Page2B. mum, Obituaries Mary Beachy Oct. 5, 1893 Dec. 12, 1988 Yvonne M. Dalen April 16, 1896 -Dec.

12, 1988 ALBANY Yvonne M. Dalen, 92, died Monday in Albany. She was born in Bordeaux, France. She was a nurse in the Red Cross in France during World War I. She married John Dalen Nov.

23, 1918 in France. He died in 1946. She came to the United States after the war. She moved here in 1981 from Lakeview. She was a member of the Lakeview Eastern Star and the Lakeview Sorop-timists.

Survivors include her son, John Dalen of Albany. Services will begin at 2:30 p.m. Saturday at St. Luke's Episcopal Church in Lakeview. Private interment will be in Sunset Cemetery in Lakeview.

Contributions may be made to the church. Arrangements are by Fisher mortuary. S-J. 121488 William Gordon Allen May 13, 1920 Nov. 18, 1988 WOODBURN William Gordon Allen, 68, died Nov.

18 in Woodburn. He was born in St. Paul, Minn. He married Madeline Reynolds Dec. 12, 1942 in Everett, Wash.

He moved to Lebanon in 1949, where he founded radio station KGAL. In 1952, he moved to Salem and founded radio station KGAY. While in Salem, he began radio stations in Eugene, Cottage Grove, Redmond, Longview, and Seattle. He moved to Seattle in 1965, where he worked for Boeing. He also wrote, directed and produced a movie for television and wrote several books.

He moved here in 1986. He was a World War II Navy veteran and was active in the Elks. Survivors include his wife; and sons, Dr. Richard Allen of Portland and Daron Allen of Olympia, Wash. S-J.

1214 88 Frank Moravec Sept. 16, 1912 -Dec. 11, 1988 Frank Moravec, 76, of Salem died Saturday. He was born in Phillips, Wis. He moved in 1917 to Mill City, where he graduated from high school in 1933.

He came to Salem two years later and married Norell I. Hobson Oct. 26, 1935. He worked in the lumber industry, in construction and in sporting goods for many years. He worked in the Portland shipyards during World War II.

He later worked for the Oregon Department of Transportation, retiring in 1977. After retiring he lived in Arizona during winter. He was a member of the Western Fraternal Bohemian Association and the Masonic Lodge No. 4 of Salem. He was an avid outdoorsman, and hunted and fished all his life.

Survivors include his wife; son, Ni-colis of San Diego; and brother, Edward of Canby. Services were Tuesday in Mount Crest Abbey Mausoleum, Salem. Inurnment was private. Contributions may be made to the American Heart Association in Oregon. Arrangements are by Virgil T.

Golden mortuary. S-J. 121488 Charles W. KaDell Oct. 8, 1902 Dec.

12, 1988 Charles W. KaDell, 86, of Salem died Monday in Salem. He was born in Marshall, Minn. He was a retired rancher. He moved to Salem in 1978 from Southern California.

Survivors include his wife, Emma; sons, Duane D. of Salem and Charles W. Jr. of Fullerton, and brother, Harold of Santa Rosa, Calif. Services will be private.

Arrangements are by Barrick mortuary. S-J. 121488 Delbert John Mosier Aug. 4, 1918 Dec. 12, 1988 INDEPENDENCE Delbert John Mosier, 70, died Monday in Salem.

He was born in Evansville, Ind. He was an Army veteran. He moved here from Salem in January. He was a taxi driver in Medford and Woodburn until his retirement. Survivors include his wife, Shirley, whom he married Nov.

14, 1986 in Salem; son, David; and brother, Russell of California. Services will begin at 2 p.m. Friday at Farnstrom mortuary. Interment will be private. S-J, 1214 88 Gaylord Lee Hall Jan.

27, 1934 Nov. 21, 1988 MERCER ISLAND, Wash. Gay-lord Lee Hall, 54, formerly of Salem, died of cancer Nov. 21. He was born in Hastings, Neb.

He grew up in Salem and graduated from South Salem High School. He graduated from Willamette University and married Barbara in 1956. After completing a physical therapy program at the University of Wisconsin, he was a physical therapist in Portland for three years. He completed certification requirements for education at Portland State University. He came here in 1961 and taught biology at Mercer Island High School until this year.

Survivors include his wife; son, Richard of Rochester, N.Y.; daughters, Jeannine Sparks of Tillamook and Diane Hall of Seattle; mother Lillie Hall of Salem; brothers, Glenn of Mercer Island and Wendell of Eugene; and sisters, Karen Gigstad and Marilyn Sams, both of Salem. Services were Nov. 26 in the Mercer Island United Church of Christ. Contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society or Community Home Health Care, 100 W. Harrison, South Tower, Seattle, Wash.

98119. S-J. 121488 James Fredrick Ascher May 27, 1923 Dec. 10, 1988 Private services for James Fredrick Ascher, 65, of Salem, who died Saturday in Salem, will be Friday in Willamette National Cemetery, Portland. He was born in Freeport, 111.

He was a World War II Navy veteran, serving for 19 years. He enlisted in the early 1940s and retired as a chief petty officer. He later worked for the Marion County maintenance department. Survivors include his wife, Anna; sons, Dan, Ron and Dave, all of Salem; sister, Alice Selke of Hoffman Estates, and brothers, Donald of Gales-burg, 111., and Ken of Virginia Beach, John Kropf Sr. Dec.

21, 1896 -Dec. 11,1988 ALBANY John Kropf 91, died Sunday in Albany. He was born in Needy and lived there until moving to Harrisburg in 1911. He farmed in Harrisburg for 58 years and came here in 1979. He married Myra King Jan.

2, 1921, in Harrisburg. He was a member of the Brownsville Mennonite Church. Survivors include his wife; sons, Fred and Percy, both of Albany, John Jr. of McMinnville, Myron of Portland, Milton of Shedd, Floyd of Harrisburg and Daniel of Lebanon; daughters, Irene Stutzman of Lebanon, Marianna Ulrich of Harrisburg, Rachel Schlabach of Corvallis, Dellada Corea of Albany, Joy Kauffman of Elkhart, and Ida Jean Clay of Rohnert Park, brothers, Orie and Joe, both of Halsey; and sisters, Lena Smucker of Harrisburg and Mae Smucker of Albany. Services will begin at 2 p.m.

Thursday in Fairview Mennonite Church. Interment will be in the church cemetery. Contributions may be made to the Brownsville Mennonite Church Christian school building fund. Arrangements are by Jost mortuary, Lebanon. S-J.

121488 Irene M. Steel Jan. 12, 1900 Dec. 12, 1988 AMITY Irene M. Steel, 88, died Monday in McMinnville.

She was born and raised in Illinois. She married Andrew Steel Aug. 17, 1937 in Chicago. She moved to Gaston in 1946 from California. She moved to Lincoln City in 1955 and came here in 1972.

She enjoyed painting, crocheting and knitting. Survivors include her husband; and son, Raymond Carr of San Antonio, Texas. Services will begin at 11 a.m. Thursday at Macy Son mortuary, McMinnville. Private interment will be in Willamette National Cemetery, Portland.

S-J. 1214 88 C. Robert Riches Died Dec. 13, 1988 SILVERTON C. Robert Riches died Tuesday.

Arrangements are pending at Unger mortuary. S-J. 121488 Nora Irene Kelm Dec. 9, 1922 -Dec. 10,1988 LAKE OSWEGO Nora Irene Kelm, 66, formerly of Stayton, died Saturday.

She was born in Corvallis and grew up in Stayton. She lived in the Salem area most of her life. She came here in July. She enjoyed nature and loved her family and her grandchildren. Survivors include her husband, Edwin "Dick" sons, Richard of Olympia, and Michael of Eugene; daughter, Lori Johnson of Lake Oswego; and sisters, Ellen Fehlen and Agnes Vitolo, both of Stayton, and Florence Rossman of Big Oak Flat, Calif.

Services will begin at 1 p.m. Thursday at Calvary Baptist Church, Salem. Interment will be in River View Cemetery, Portland. Arrangements are by Chapel by the Lake mortuary. Contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society, the American Diabetes Association, or the Hospice Program at Good Samaritan Hospital.

S-J, 121488 Andrew T. Picotte Sept. 26, 1918 Dec. 13, 1988 WOODBURN Andrew T. Picotte, 70, of Woodburn died Tuesday in Tualatin.

He was born in Montreal. He lived in California most of his life. He came here from Whittier, Calif, in 1977. He was a dye setter for an automobile radiator manufacturing company for 23 years. He married Cecile Bouchard Apr.

16, 1944 in Schenectady, N.Y. He was a member of St. Luke Catholic Church. Survivors include his wife; son, Robert of Tigard; and sister, Edmunda Parlapiano of Whittier. Mass will begin at 9 a.m.

Thursday at the church. Private interment will be in Belle Passi mausoleum. Arrangements are by Cornwell mortuary. S-J. 121488 Linda Luana Austin Aug.

20, 1939 -Dec. 11, 1988 SWEET HOME Linda Luana Austin, 49, of Sweet Home died Sunday in Eugene. She was born in Portland. She moved heree in 1972 from Eugene. She married Lester Austin Aug.

25, 1972, in Junction City. She was a secretary at Sweet Home High School until 1980. She was a member of the 18th and Long St. Church of Christ in Sweet Home and the Linn County Possette0 and Cascade Sweethearts Equestrian Drill Team. Survivors include her husband; mother, Violet Knox of Eugene; daughters, Kathy Davenport of Sweet Home and Robin Wolfel of Longview, sons, Tom of Sweet Home, Tim of Albany, Kevin of Boston, and Greg of Lebanon; brothers, George Knox of Eugene, Gilbert Knox of Junction City and Everett Knox of Seattle; and sister, Shirley Kilborn of Lebanon.

Services will begin at 1:30 p.m. today at the church. Interment will be in Gilliland Cemetery. Arrangements are by Steckly-Tracewell mortuary. S-J.

1214,88 Imogene J. Davis July 30, 1921 Nov. 27, 1988 MERCED, Calif. Imogene J. Davis, 67, formerly of Monmouth and Dallas, died Nov.

27 in San Francisco. She was born in Crandon, Wis. She lived in Monmouth from 1965 to 1969. She moved to Redmond, then returned to the Monmouth-Dallas area in 1981. She came here in 1985.

Her husband, Darrell, died previously. Survivors include her mother, Vila Johnson of Merced; daughter, Joy Fults of Merced; and 13 brothers and sisters. Services were held in Merced. Interment will be in Willamette National Cemetery, Portland. Contributions may be made to the Lupus Foundation of America, 11921-A Olive St.

Louis, Mo. 63141. 121488 Glenna 'May' Steffen Oct. 31, 1899 -Dec. 13, 1988 SILVERTON Glenna "May" Steffen, 89, died Monday.

She was born in Campbell, Texas. She attended Southwestern Junior College in Keene, Texas. She moved here in 1924 after marrying Oliver Steffen. He died in 1987. She was a member of the Silverton Seventh-day Adventist Church.

Survivors include her sister, Lolaree Byberg of Silverton. Services will begin at 10:30 a.m. Friday at the church. Interment will be in Pratum Cemetery. Unger mortuary is handling arrangements.

Contributions may be made to the church. S-J. 121488 Cesario G. Cristobal Aug. 8, 1908 Dec.

12, 1988 Services for Cesario G. Cristobal, 80, who died Monday in Salem, will begin at 7 p.m. Thursday in Keizer mortuary. He was born in the Philippines. He was an orchard laborer for many years before retiring.

Survivors include his sons, Terry and David, and daughter, Marie Cristobal, all of Salem. Interment is private. S-J. 121488 Floyd Lester Anderson June 9, 1904 -Dec. 11, 1988 TOLEDO Floyd Lester Anderson, 84, died Sunday in Toledo.

He was born in Girard, 111. He was an automobile mechanic for 45 years, retiring when he was 64. He was a member of the Carlinville, 111., Moose Lodge. He came here in 1980. He and his wife, Letha, were married Dec.

22, 1929, in Carlinville. Survivors include his wife; son, Russell of Toledo; and daughters, Donna Braido of Torrance, and Diana Kay Raffelson of San Diego. Services will begin at 2 p.m. Saturday in Wiese and Anderson mortuary, Carlinville. Local arrangements are by Bateman mortuary, Newport.

S-J. 12,1488 David E. McKechnie May 6, 1915 Dec. 12, 1988 ALBANY David E. McKechnie, 73, died Monday in Albany.

He was born in Albany and was a lifelong resident. He graduated from Albany High School and joined the Civilian Conservation Corps. He served in the Army in 1945. He worked more than 35 years for Simpson Timber Co. He was a member of the American Legion Post 10 in Albnay and Disabled American Veterans Local 2942.

Survivors include his wife, Beulah; sons, Ralph of White City and Michael and William, both of Albany; daughter, Mary Schaell of Salem; brothers, Bob of Tempe, and Russ of Sacramento, and sister, Frances McKechnie of Portland. Visiting will be from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. today and 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Thursday in AAsum mortuary. Services will begin at 2 p.m. Thursday in the mortuary. Interment will be in Waverly Cemetery. Contributions may be made to Disabled American Veterans Willamette Chapter No.

17, 305 Merry Lane, Lebanon 97355. S-J, 121488 Myrtle Delight Elsberry May 24, 1907 Dec. 9, 1988 MINOT, N.D. Myrtle Delight Elsberry, 81, formerly of Salem, died Friday in Minot. She was born in Johnson County, Iowa and was raised in Iowa and North Dakota.

She married Ted Elsberry Aug. 23, 1930 in Minot. He died in 1986. She moved to Salem from Sarasota, Fla. in 1978.

She moved here from Salem in 1987. She attended Im-manuel Baptist Church in Minot. Survivors include her sons, Douglas of Williston, N.D., Paul of Lakewood, and John and Roger, both of Sarasota; daughters, Barbara Rasmu-son of Surrey, N.D., Helen Laughridge of Rugby, N.D., and Pauline Hopp-man of Salem; brothers, Edward Ben-ell of Denver and Robert Benell of Kansas City, and sisters, Gladys Raupp of Denver, Bessie Eigsti of Sarasota, Ellen Zook of Newton, and Dorothy Wenz of Hesston, Kan. Services will be held today at the church. Interment will be in Rosehill Memorial Park.

Arrangements are by Thompson-Larson mortuary. S-J. 1214 88 SHERIDAN Mary Beachy, 95, died Monday in Sheridan. She was born in Hubbard. She lived in Ohio and Delaware when she was young, returning to Oregon in 1916.

She lived and worked on farms for many years. Her husband was an Assembly of God minister in Sheridan, Amity and Waldport. She retired in Pacific City in 1955 and led Bible studies and sewed for missionaries. She moved to McMinnville in 1984 and later came here. Survivors include her sons, Ezra of Pacific City, Melvin of South Beach, Norman of McMinnville and Glen of Port Clements, British Columbia; and daughters, Elizabeth Shenk of McMinnville, Kathryn Lenz and Sadie Ridgeway, both of Sheridan, Sylvia Yoder of Springfield and Dorothy Wagler of Willamina.

Services will begin at 11 a.m. Friday in Macy Son mortuary, McMinnville. Private interment will be in McCabe Cemetery, McMinnville. S-J, 121488 Ruby W. Easton May 11, 1897 -Dec.

12, 1988 CRABTREE Ruby W. Easton, 91, died Monday in Lebanon. Arrangements are pending at Huston mortuary, Lebanon. J. 121488 Edna Marie Clarke Sept.

24, 1909 Dec. 12, 1988 LEBANON Edna Marie Clarke, 79, died Monday in Lebanon. She was born in Spring Grove, Iowa. She came here when she was young. She lived several years in Washington and returned here in 1962 from Black Diamond, Wash.

She was a member of the Order of Eastern Star. She married Robert Harry Clarke Feb. 27, 1926, in Albany. He died in 1961. Survivors include her sons, Richard of Milwaukie and Robert of Enum-claw, brothers, Ed Woods of Lebanon and Dale Woods of Bend; and sisters, Corabelle Neustel of Lebanon and Lola Fisher of Iowa.

Graveside services will begin at 2 p.m. today in the Lebanon Odd Fellows Cemetery. Contributions may be made to Lebanon Community Hospital. Arrangements are by Huston mortuary. S-J.

121488 Terrance Lee McElhiney June 15, 1953 -Dec. 10, 1988 FALLON, Nev. Terrance Lee McElhiney, 35, formerly of Lebanon, died Saturday of injuries in an automobile accident near Klamath Falls. He was born in Lebanon, and he attended schools in Lowell. He worked in dairies and drove trucks throughout Oregon.

He came here in 1987. He drove trucks. Survivors include his mother, LaVa-da Koenig of Lebanon; stepfather, Henry Koenig of Lebanon; daughter, Terri L. McElhiney of Elko, brothers, Michael of Kotzebue, Alaska, Roger of Lebanon and James Koenig of Creswell; sister, Leslie Lucas of Lebanon; and grandmother, Ernestine Austin of Lebanon. Visiting will be from 10 a.m.

to 8 p.m. today and 9 a.m. to noon Thursday in Huston mortuary, Lebanon. Graveside services will begin at 1:30 p.m. Thursday in Rock Hill Cemetery, Lebanon.

Contributions may be made to Mothers Against Drunk Drivers or the Shriner children's hospital. S-J. 12 14,88 Va. Arrangements are by Barrick mortuary, Salem. S-J, 121488 Funerals today AUSTIN, Linda Luana, 49, Sweet Home, 1:30 p.m., 18th and Long St.

Church of Christ, Sweet Home. CLARKE, Edna Marie, 79, Lebanon, 2 p.m., Lebanon Odd Fellows Cemetery. DAVIS, Eleanor Margrel, 54, McMinnville, 1:30 p.m., Bethel Baptist Church, McMinnville. EVANS, Phyllis 64, Salem, 3:30 p.m., Virgil T. Golden mortuary, Salem.

Corinne 73, McMinnville, 11 a.m., St. James Catholic Church, McMinnville. HAGEN, Joseph Walter, 19, Newberg, 2 p.m., Attrell's-Brown mortuary, Newberg. LUTZ, Robert 67, Woodburn, 2 p.m., Cornwell mortuary, Woodburn. REYNOLDS, Joseph William, 77, Rogue River, formerly of the Salem-Portland area, 1 p.m., Hull Hal! mortuary, Grants Pass.

Happenings People notebook Births From Here," the magazine's first personal column, in 1964. In 1969, he was named Life's assistant managing editor and held that position until the weekly ceased publication at the end of 1972. Wainwright rejoined the writing staff for Life's revival as a monthly in 1978. In 1986, Knopf published Wain-wright's "The Great American Magazine," which tells the history of Life from an insider's viewpoint. Bill Nichols WASHINGTON (AP) Rep.

Bill Nichols, a staunch Pentagon supporter who became a leader in efforts to reform the nation's military establishment, died Tuesday of a heart attack. He was 70. Nichols used his chairmanship of the House Armed Services investigations subcommittee to keep a close watch over Pentagon spending. After widely publicized hearings into such questionable expendutures as $400 Navy hammers and $5,000 Air Force coffee pots, he succeeded in amending a military spending bill to require the Defense Department to report to Congress on procurement reforms and to prohibit defense contractors from billing the government for expenses such as country club dues and lobbying costs. Nichols also headed the congressional investigation into the 1983 bombing of the Marine barracks in Lebanon which killed 241 Americans.

That investigation uncovered problems in the military chain of command which prompted Nichols to push for a reorganization of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. Deaths elsewhere Anthony Provenzano LOMPOC, Calif. (AP) Anthony "Tony Pro" Provenzano, 71, an imprisoned New Jersey mob chief and prime suspect in the disappearance of ex-Teamsters boss Jimmy Hoffa, died Monday of a heart attack. Provenzano was installed shop steward in a trucking company in 1945, and by 1950 he was a Teamster organizer and eventually became president of Local 560. New Jersey State Police listed him as a soldier in the Genovese crime family who was a close associate of Hoffa in the early 1960s.

In July 1975, Hoffa disappeared while on his way to a Detroit, meeting with Provenzano, who was then president of Teamsters Local 560 in New Jersey. Hoffa is presumed dead, but his body was never found. The three Provenzano brothers, Anthony, Salvatore and Nunzio, all have been imprisoned for a variety of crimes, including racketeering and extortion. Loudon Wainwright NEW YORK (AP) Loudon Snowden Wainwright, a journalist who wrote Life magazine's "The View From Here" column and chronicled the magazine's history in a 1986 book, died Monday of cancer at age 63. Wainwright joined Life in 1949 as an office boy.

In the 1950s he distinguished himself as a reporter, correspondent, bureau chief and staff writer. Wainwright started "The View North Salem student wins VFW contest Brian P. Grisham is the first place winner in the 42nd annual Veterans of Foreign Wars' District 14 Voice of Democracy scriptwriting scholarship program. He is the son of Karen and Walter Grisham and a senior at North Salem High School. He will receive a $200 Savings Bond and will be entered in the state contest in January.

Other district winners were: Mike Jackson, Perrydale High School, $100; and Gena L. Young, Corvallis High School, $50. The theme for this year's contest is "preparing for America's future." Scout will receive Eagle award Aaron Marshall will receive his Eagle Scout award at 3:30 p.m. Saturday at Liberty Christian S1' The following events are open to the public. METHODIST WOMEN Betty Hall will install new officers and Ruth Hartman will provide music at today's noon luncheon of the Jason Lee United Methodist Women at the church, 820 Jefferson St.

NE, Salem. Canned food will be accepted for the food bank. EYE0PENERST0ASTMASTERS KEIZER John Crook will be toastmaster for the 6:30 a.m. Thursday meeting of the Eyeopeners Toastmaster Club 2044 at Bray's Restaurant, 5402 River Road N. Speakers will be Lorraine Gaucher, Wanda Pettipiece and Ron Wiscarson, evaluators will be Don Kearton, Mary L.

Shepherd, Sue Much and Sandy Staats, and table topics will be by Jack Richards. WELCOME WAGON A coffee for newcomers by Welcome Wagon of Salem will be from 10 a.m. to noon Thursday at the home of Dorothy Verbeck. Information may be obtained by calling 588-7546. Those who wish may participate in a $5 gift exchange.

BASKET DECORATING MONMOUTH Kaydee Marr will demonstrate decorating baskets for the holidays at the Thursday noon brown bag luncheon of the Monmouth Civic Club at Freedom Federal Savings Loan, 167 N. Knox Street. Packaged food will be received for Christmas food baskets for the needy and Christmas presents for needy children will be wrapped following the meeting. VETERANS BINGO Early bird's bingo will begin at 6:15 p.m. and regular play at 6:45 p.m.

Thursday at the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 661 Hall, 630 Hood St. NE, Salem. Proceeds are to restore the hall, benefit veterans and their families and for community projects. PARENTS OF SPECIAL KIDS The Parents of Special Kids, a support group for parents of children with handicapped andor seriously ill children, will have a Christmas party from 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday at the home of John and Mary Lynn Morgan, 910 Oakhill Ave.

Salem. Information: 370-8990 Volunteers are needed Volunteers are being sought to help in the following community services VOLUNTEER BASKETBALL COACHES are needed by a non-profit agency for the 1988-89 program in the Salem and Cascade areas. CONSERVATION AIDE to work with school teachers to present to students or to assist in setting up presentations of conservation, soils and other natural resource displays and information. Volunteers also to talk with service groups in the county. CONSERVATION AIDE to work with Soil Conservation Service staff on assembling conservation plans for landowners who have highly erodible land that is being farmed.

VOLUNTEER BELL RINGERS are needed by the Salvation Army through the Christmas season. Anyone interest should call Esther Hoover at 585-6688. VOLUNTEERS are needed at the Salvation Army Christmas Distribution Center Dec. 20, 21 and 22 to help make and distribute food boxes and package and distribute toys. Call Vinnie Beckner at 399-0206.

Days and hours are flexible. Details about these and other opportunities may be obtained at United Way Volunteer Services. 468 Slate room 204, Salem, or by calling 3630651, between 8:30 a.m. and 5 p.m. weekdays.

Salem Hospital B0LLIB0N To Connie and Anthony Bollibon, 4735 Horseshoe Court SE, Salem, a son, Dec. 13. CAMPOZ-HUERTA To Frances Cam-poz and Miguel Huerta, 4744 Niles Ave. NE, Salem, a son, Dec. 12.

CHRISTENSEN To Susan and Todd Christensen, 77 Prospect, Falls City, a daughter, Dec. 12. GUTIERREZ To Guadalupe and Sil-vestre Gutierrez, 1233 W. Lincoln Woodburn, a son, Dec. 13.

HALE To Laurie and William Hale, 204 Butte Court SE, Salem, a daughter, Dec. 13. HAYES To Andrea and Larry Hayes, 8923 W. Stayton Road, Aumsville, a son, Dec. 12.

KILLINGER To Karen and David Kil-linger, 122 S.W. Ivy Mill City, a son, Dec. 13. NEWS0M To Patrice and Donald IMewsom, 5170 Seeger Lane SE, Salem, a son, Dec. 12.

ROBERTA To Michelle and Lawrence Roberta, 3777 June Ave. NE, Salem, a son, Dec. 12. W0STER To Michelle Woster, 5410 Sunnyside Road SE, Salem, a daughter, Dec. 12.

Pacific Communities Hospital, Newport BALDWIN To Juanita and Lawrence Baldwin, 5474 Sam Cr. Toledo, a son, Dec. 1. HOSTLER To Kitti and Fredrick Hostler, 746 S.E. Second, Toledo, a daughter, Dec.

2. KENNEDY To Connie and Tony Kennedy, 238 N.E. 56th Newport, a daughter, Dec. 3. GREENSTREET-CLARK To Kari Greenstreet and Robert Clark, Waldport, a son, Dec.

3. TAYLOR To Karen and Von Taylor, 238 N.E. 10th, Newport, a daughter, Dec. 5. GAMMON To Angela and Russell Gammon, 1228 Rose Waldport, a son, Dec.

6. LAMB-ALBERTSON To Alice Lamb and David Albertson, 569 S.W. Fourth, Newport, a daughter, Dec. 7. Church, 4764 Skyline Road Salem.

Marshall, 18, son of Kathleen and Rodney Marshall of Mill City, is a 1988 graduate of Sprague High School and a freshman at Oregon State University. He started in scouting six years ago in Tennessee. He is now a member of Troop 9 in Salem. His Eagle project was to refinish picnic tables at AI1VI HIISI Ml Nl Aaron Marshall FUNERALMEM0RIAL INFORMATION I Funeral Notices Funeral Notices ment, Rest lawn Memory Gardens. Contributions may be made to Children's Services at St.

Joseph Catholic Church. 'Phyllis E.Evans Services, todav, 3:30 p.m., VI ROIL T. GOLDEN CHAPEL. 605 Commercial SE at Oak. Interment, Restlawn Memory Gardens.

Cascades Gateway Park in Salem. A reception will follow the ceremony. S-J publisher will address luncheon Sara Bentley, president and publisher of the Statesman-Journal, will speak at the annual joint Christmas luncheon of the Salem Downtown Lions and Kiwanis clubs. The event, a tradition for almost four decades, will be hosted by the Lions Club at noon Thursday at the Black Angus, 220 Commercial St. SE, Salem.

Lions members Clarence Kruger and Marvin Heater are in charge of arrangements. The lunch costs $5. Information: 581-1079. Hank Arends Funeral Directors Barrick Funeral Home 205 Church Street, SE 363-9139 RIGDON RANSOM COLONIAL CHAPEL 299 Cottage EM -3 17.1 Ilowell-Edwards-Doerksen Chapel of the Gardens, 581-3911 Restlawn Funeral Home 2(11 Oak Grove Rd NW 585-1373 Sharon Marie Vredenburg Saturday, Dec. 10, near Klamath Falls.

Of Brookings, formerly of Salem. Survivors include: son. Anthony Michael John Vrendenburg, Brookings; several aunts, uncles and numerous nieces and nephews. Visitation: 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.

Wednesday. KEIZER CHAPEL, 4:165 River Road Keizer. Rosarv. Wednesday, Dec. 14, 198S." 6:30 p.m., KEIZER CHAPEL.

Mass of Christian Burial. Thursday, December 15, 1988. 10:00 a.m., St. Joseph Catholic Church. Vault inter- Death Notices 4 Faneral Noticea May Be Placed Here.

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