Thursday, May 21, 1987 Salem, Oregon Milestones Page 2B. People Notebook Member of Moose earns top degree A Salem woman, Jo Ann Small, has earned the highest degree that can be achieved locally in Women of the Moose. She is to receive her College of Regents degree today i in Mooseheart, Ill. She will travel on to Orlando, as the representative of Salem Chapter 1833 to the to 28 national convention. She became a -worker in the Women of the Moose in 1965 in Fairbanks, Alaska.
She earned her First Degree Jo Ann Small Academy of Friendship in 1971. She became a charter member of the Salem Chapter in 1985 and has served as publicity and library chairman, recorder, junior graduate regent, treasurer, chaplain, junior regent and ritual director. Mill will host spinning show The third annual sheep to demonstration will be 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday at Mission Mill Village, 1313 Mill St.
SE, Salem. Using shears, spinning wheels and needles, sheep will be fleeced and the wool converted into a woven shawl and knitted sweater during the day. Children's activities will include a petting zoo of Angora rabbits, llamas and sheep. Food will be available for those picnicing on the grounds. Admission is $1 per adult, 50 cents per children to a $3 family maximum.
Sprague junior chairs board A Sprague High School junior, Steve Harbick, has been elected chairman of the school's Governing Board. He currently serves the board, Sprague's student council, as elections commissioner. Other student officers are: Joe Lampe, activities; Mike Foster, curriculum; Michelle Manary, communications; John Terhes, elections; Martin Boone, public 1 relations; Kristina Cummings, Steve Harbick social; Jennifer Bressler, student relations; and Scott Soutter, enviornment. Chosen class representatives were: Nicole Zick and Matt Hinthorn, sophomore; Jim Rose and Kevin Winthrop, junior; Kevin Riley and Barb Hansen, senior. YW summer session on now The ongoing summer health and recreation programs of the Salem YWCA may be joined at any time.
The activities include: lunch bunch aerobics 12:10 to 12:50 p.m. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays; co-ed badminton 8 to 10:30 a.m. Tuesdays and Fridays; and exercise salon 7:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Monday through Saturday and 9 a.m.
to 6 p.m. Sundays. The YWCA, at 768 State has varying rates for the activities. Details are available at 581-9922. Students need host families Thirty Oregon families are sought for Mexican students coming to the state 1 for a two-month stay as a part of the Intercambio Cultural Exchange Program.
There are about 400 Mexican students ranging in age from 12 to 16 years due to arrived in the United States June 24. Local families provide board and room and the students' parents cover other expenses. The exchange allows the students to practice their English and experience the host family's culture. The program is in its 28th years. Oregon Volunteer coordinators are Jerry and Carol Bitz, 12586 S.E.
Guilford Drive, Milwaukie, 97222. Their telephone is 654-0094. Elderhostel coming in June A week-long Elderhostel, an education and travel program for senior citizens, will be held at Willamette University in Salem July 19 to 25. Faculty members will offer three non-credit, college-level courses with optional attendance and no tests or homework. It is open to anyone 60 years or older and only one spouse in a couple needs to be 60 or older.
The classes are: understanding opera, with Julio Viamonte; current issues in energy economics, with Russell Beaton; and "The Joy of Tragedy," a look at three dramas by Richard Lord. The program costs $215 per person for room and board and tuition or $125 per person for tuition and lunches only. Details are available at 370-6162. Oregon trio in Philadelphia WOODBURN Three Woodburn residents, Lillian Warzynski, Therese Sprauer and Aino Kangas, are Oregon delegates to the National Federation of Democratic Women's annual convention today through Sunday in Philadelphia. At the convention, Ruth Rudy, Centra Hall, will succeed Caroline Wilkins, Corvallis, as national president.
Three other Oregon delegates are from Portland and The Dalles. Warzynski is state president of the Oregon Federation. The national federation encourages participation of Democratic women in all aspects of party activities. Orchestra group picks I leader Pamela Miller has been elected president of the Friends of the Willamette-Community Orchestra at the members' May 15 annual meeting. Other officers elected were: Faith Wyckoff, vice president; Don Fry, secretary; and Dr.
George Struble, treasurer. by Hank Arends Happenings The following events are open to the public. PRINGLE TOWER RUMMAGE A rummage sale to benefit the Towers Senior Citizens and charitable organizations will be 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday at Pringle Creek Tower, 370 Church St.
SE, Salem. Homemade soup, sandwiches and desserts will be available. BABY CARE CLASS A "getting ready for baby class" by the Salem Childbirth Education Association on such information as diapering, bathing and feeding will be 10 a.m. to noon Saturday at 235 Union St. NE.
Registration may be made at 364-9381. Scholars NEWBERG Among 25 George Fox College graduating seniors receiving awards for outstanding ability in their major fields are the following from the Mid-Willamette Valley, listed by home town. Newberg: Christina L. Cooke, music performance; Dave C. Frazier, music teaching; Julie A.
Harper, elementary education; Richard V. Person, chemistry; and Penny J. Rader, home economics education. St. Paul: Jennie D.
Spada, music teaching. Salem: Melanie A. Rienstra, mathematics. Silverton: Wilma F. Dupee, Roberta Lamb, daughter of Bromleigh and Mary Lamb, Salem, has received her doctorate in music education from Teachers College at Columbia University, New York City, NY.
A 1970 graduate of North Salem High School, she earned her bachelor of arts and master of arts degrees at the University of Portland. She taught music in the Oregon City public schools, was in residence four years at Columbia University and has taught music education the past two years at Brandon University at Brandon, Manitoba, Canada. Three Mid-Willamette high school seniors were among six migrant students from around Oregon awarded scholarships at the annual Migrant Education State Conference in February at Salem's Chumaree Comfortel. Laura Rincon of Central High School, Independence, received a $900 MESC scholarship; Rita Fraga Ruiz of North Marion High School was awarded a $700 MESC scholarship; and Leah Gorelik of Woodburn High School was recipient of a $600 Coors scholarship. Among Chemeketa Community College students earning straight A (4.0) grades for the winter term are the following from the Mid-Willamette Valley, listed by hometown: Amity: Marilyn J.
Coats, Scott D. Nelson. Aurora: Rosalie V. Trost. Carlton: Sue L.
Berg, Shirley C. Hamilton, Michael R. Kenworthy, Catherine L. Miller. Corvallis: John M.
Hegg. Dallas: Holly A. Bursell, Lou J. Cetto, Joan E. Crespin, Todd M.
Giesbrecht, Sandra K. Horst, Theresa M. Latchaw, Kathleen J. Myers. Dayton: Hilda M.
Farris. Gates: Therese Hart. Gervais: Clayton S. Shultz. Hubbard: Tina S.
Martin. Independence: Debra K. Loudon. Jefferson: Teri L. Cox, Gladys C.
Stanek. Keizer: Pa Pamela M. Marshall, Sheri K. Miranda, Deanna L. Stein.
Lafayette: Michael J. McCanna. Lebanon: John H. Baum. Lyons: James V.
Priddy. McMinnville: Collette K. Doman, Cynthia R. Grizzie, Donald C. King, Ellen M.
Schneider, Janis K. Schroeder. Mehama: Susan K. Ryan. Mill City: David B.
Wren. Monmouth: Theodore D. Mowell, Brandon L. Works. Mount Angel: John P.
Manley. Newberg: James J. Jaquith. Salem: Ely Kotjo Adimuljono, Steve L. Alley, Kelly D.
Anderson, Leif E. Anderson, Rebecca 0. Anderson, Shirley A. Antonson, Madeline C. Archer, Carla E.
Baber, Aileen P. Baird, Joseph A. Baker, Scott M. Baldwin, Nakia R. Berglund, Mark E.
Bishop, Raymond A. Blair, James R. Borsberry, Karen S. Breamer, Janis C. Brooks, Rebecca L.
Brown, Jeffrey W. Cameron, Jo Lynn Carmichael, Virginia K. Carpenter, Wade W. Caudle, Donna J. Conley, Sharole A.
Connelly, Colin A. Connolly, Kathryn L. Corey, George L. Covey Jetfrey S. Crane, Donald P.
Crossley. Wajih M. Danoun, Diane E. Davis, Doug A. Dawson, Bradford N.
Dixon, Kurt A. Downs, Rachella K. Edwards, Tom J. Engen, Susan J. Etter, Donna R.
Eudy, Robert A. Evans, Mae A. Finberg, Robert L. Fink, Kathy J. Finn, Patrick G.
Flanagan, John W. Fleming, Ridge W. Fleming, Todd L. Garland, Nancy V. Gassner, Ryan J.
Gavin, James J. Gerold, Sandra L. Givens, Mark W. Goeres, Annette M. Golik, Karen K.
Gossack, Leslie T. Green, Doris L. Greenup. Edward C. Hart, Ron D.
Hatridge, Tina M. Hayworth, Patrice C. Henry, Steven R. Henshaw, Lorina M. Hilterbrand, Jackie D.
Hollenback, Kristin D. Holm, William N. Holmes, John O. Honnies, Carol M. Hoosier, Brenda M.
Huffstutter, Rupinder K. Hundal, Jeanelle Louise Hupy, Nancy Ibrahim, Eunsoon Janes, Mark A. Jeldness, Michele J. Jepsen, Gary W. Jones, Linda S.
Jones, Kay L. Judson, Claudia G. Kelly, Janet K. Kintner, Melissa A. Kisman, Kelly D.
Kubik, Alan L. Kuhnly, Connie L. Kumm. Tammy L. Laberge, Virginia Landis, Julie A.
Lang, Ray G. Lanham, Nadine G. Lee, Ran Lee, Lester B. Lewis, Roy G. Mansveld, Carolyn K.
Marble, Gary M. Mattson, Betty J. McCawley, Michael M. Miller, Laura Mills, Leslie G. Moody, Suzanne Moore, Michele E.
Morehead, Karenmarie Mouritsen, Debra L. Nissen, Dennis M. Nissen, Colleen J. Olson, Charles H. Onckelet, Shane D.
Ottosen. Diane D. Person, Frank M. Phillips Arrieta E. Pike, Donna M.
Piki, Mark E. Price, Carolyn E. Radford, Paula J. Rawlins, Merrielynn I. Rice, Suzanne H.
Robare, Robin K. Rose, Mohamed All Salim, Candia P. Schissler, Rand D. Schroeder, Lorraine M. Seal, Barbara A.
Seethoff, Kathy J. Sepull, David E. Shettles, Erica Lynn Simon, Kathleen D. Sinclair, Mathew J. Slack, Crystle A.
Smith, Leanna M. Smith, Lorraine C. Smith, Jerry M. Sparks, Ken L. Spencer, Susan M.
Stainaker, Eugene E. Stokes, James A. Stuart. Neal B. Tanksley, Mark H.
Tennis, Katherine A. Thompson, Kristen A. Traeger, Mary H. Tyndall, Kathleen Underwood, Julia L. Vandereist, George A.
Venable, Stuart W. Vifian, Tracy E. Walts, Annie Warner, M. Wijegunawardana, Tim Willard, Ronald L. Winsett, Bill R.
Wolf, Ken J. Yu. Scio: Elizabeth A. Moore. Scotts Mills: Gary M.
Biggs, Denise L. McKeon, Jerry A. Rosenblad. Sheridan: Sharon R. Barnes, April A.
Pittman, Maria A. West. Silverton: Marilyn R. Agenbroad, Cathy L. Baren, Debbra L.
Cooper, David D. Deckelmann, Michael Finkelstein, Gloria A. Honan, Beth Finnson Orr, Cynthia J. Parr, Sandra Kaye Worley, Tom J. Zitzelberger.
St. Paul: Rebecca Hopfer. Stayton: Karen K. Evans, Michelle McComas, Michael A. Winkles.
Turner: Betty J. Ness. Woodburn: Patricia L. Antoine, Samuel F. Berger, Gerald B.
Borschowa, Nancy E. Borschowa, Sarah A. Graham. Yamhill: Pat Y. Domeny, Anna S.
Hebb. Jason Norton of Salem is among 70 graduating seniors at St. Olaf College who have been elected to membership in Phi Beta Kappa, national honorary scholastic fraternity. The college is located at Northfield, Minn. Salem Today THURSDAY NIGHT LIFE Don Tabler's Uptown Rhythm Band, 9 p.m.-2 a.m., The Prime Rib Riverside, 103 Pine St.
NE. 50s and 60s music. ACTIVITIES Olinger Pool, a.m.. adult lap: 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m.. handicapped and senior citizens: 7-8 p.m., open recreation: 8-9 p.m., adult lap.
Details, 588-6332. 7 p.m., Stonefront Tavern, 5690 Commercial a St. S. for Fleet Reserve Association: 7 p.m., 2645 Portland Road NE. for Argonauts Drum and Bugle Corps: 7 p.m..
7th St. NW. Boys' and Girls' Club. Open Gyms, 7-9 p.m., Four Corners, 500 Elma SE, Brush College, 2623 Doaks Ferry Road NW. Richmond, 466 Richmond SE, Wright 4060 Oak Road SE.
(for basketball): 7-9 p.m., Gubser, 6610 14th Ave. NE. (for volleyball). Fee card available at Richmond Elementary, 399-3326. HISTORICAL State Capitol, 9 a.m.-4 p.m., Visitors Services Office open 8 a.m.-5 p.m.
Mission Mill Village, 10 a.m. -4 p.m., 1313 Mill St. SE. Details, 585-7012. Marion Museum of History, p.m., and tours by appointment.
entrance 1313 Mill St. SE. Details, 364-2128. Historic Deepwood Mansion, p.m., 1116 Mission St. SE.
Details, 363-1825. Events to be included in Salem Today must be submitted in writing to the P.O. Box 13009. Salem, Ore. 97309, at least four days in advance of the event.
Carol Ralph Miner Jane E. Hendrix WOODBURN Jane E. Hendrix, 81, of Woodburn, died Tuesday. She had been a resident of Woodburn since 1981. She was a retired secretary.
At her request, no services will be held. Private interment will be at Forest Lawn Memorial Park, Glendale, Calif. Virgil T. Golden mortuary is in charge of arrangements. Holly Flora Brooks TOLEDO Holly Flora Brooks, 74, of Toledo, died Tuesday.
She was born in Idaho and came to Toledo in 1943. She worked six years at Penter's Fish Toledo. Survivors include daughters Anita Wheeler and Lynn Brooks Whitlow, both of Toledo, and Sherie Yoder, Lake Stevens, and stepdaughter, Jean Watson, Portland. Services will be at 2 p.m. Friday at Bateman mortuary, Newport.
Interment will follow in the Pacific View Addition to the Eureka Cemetery, Newport. Rachel Henderson TURNER Rachel G. Henderson, 70, of Turner, died Monday. She was born in Spencer, and moved to Turner five years ago. She was employed by the Stayton Canning Co.
Survivors include her husband, Gordon; and brothers Roland and Arthur Cassavant, both of Spencer. A memorial Mass will be at 11 a.m. Friday at the Immaculate Conception Church, Stayton. Charles Kenneth Hadaway PORTLAND Charles Kenneth Hadaway, 72, of Portland, a former resident of Dayton, died May 7. He was born near Dayton and graduated from Dayton High School in 1933.
He enlisted in the Navy in 1934 and served as a communications officer during World War II. He retired as a chief petty officer in 1954 and moved to Titusville, where he worked for RCA Government Services Division as a radar operator with the space program at Cape Canaveral. He returned to Oregon in 1964 and moved to Portland. He was a volunteer at Physicians and Surgeons Hospital in Portland. Survivors include his son, V.
Kenneth, Portland; half-brother, Ellis M. Hadley, McMinnville; and sister, Marjorie E. Andresen, Sandy. Graveside services were May 11 in Willamette National Cemetery, Portland, under the direction of Hennessey, Goetsch McGee mortuary, Portland. Wallace Emil Hoffman TOLEDO Wallace Hoffman, 56, of Toledo, died Monday." He was born in Salem and came to Toledo years ago.
He worked the past six years as a maintenance man at the State of Oregon print shop in Salem. He served in the Army during the Korean War and was a member of St. Mark Lutheran Church, Toledo. Survivors include his mother, Meta Hoffman, Toledo; son, James, Salem; daughters Sandra Hoffman and Tracee Hoffman, both of Salem; and brothers Richard, Jefferson, Arnold, Scappoose, Gary, Toldeo, and Arlyn, Siletz. Services will be at 3 p.m.
today at Bateman mortuary, Newport. Interment will be in the Lee Mission Cemetery, Salem. Funerals today BHONE, L. Ernie, 57, Dayton, 2 p.m., Hopewell Community Church. CROGHAN, Alton "Bruce," 62, Molalla, 1 p.m., Oregon City United Methodist Church.
DEARING, Aaron 90, Corvallis, 2 p.m., McHenry mortuary, Corvallis. HOFFMAN, Wallace Emil, 56, Toledo, 3 p.m., Bateman mortuary, Newport. HOY, Ivan 82, Sweet Home, 2 p.m., United Methodist Church, Sweet Home. McHUGH, Mary, 90, Salem, 10:30 a.m., Virgil T. Golden mortuary, Salem.
MINER, Carol Ralph, 77, Salem, 2 p.m., Mount Crest Abbey chapel, Salem." SHIELDS, Jean, 69, Salem, 1 p.m., Rigdon-Ransom mortuary, Salem. WELCH, Jessie 91, Salem, 2 p.m., St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church, Salem. WILSON, Mary 83, Salem, 10 a.m., Folsom-Bishop mortuary, Pendleton. Births Salem Hospital, Memorial Unit HORTON To Alan and Lorraine Horton, 4463 Val Vista Ave.
NE, Salem, a son, May 20. JONES To Barry and Diana Jones, 2219 Walnut Creek Drive Salem, a daughter, May 20. McCOY To Michael and Karren McCoy, 3524 Sandra Ave. Salem, a daughter, May 20. MILLER To Donn and Peggy Miller, 540 Rockwood ST.
SE, Salem, a daughter, May 20. RAMAGE To Larry and Kathy Ramage, 4789 Castle Drive NE, Salem, a son, May 20. Valley Community Hospital, Dallas MOON-SCHUYLER To Mike Moon and Donna Schuyler, Independence, a daughter, April 21. SHULTZ To Ellen Shults, 11024 71st Ave. NE, Salem, a son, May 11.
WINCHESTER To Billy Joe and Layne Lucia Winchester, 1547 SW Clay, a son, May 14. McLAUGHLIN-DENNY To Steve McLaughlin and Liz Denny, 148 Courtway, Monmouth, a son, May 17. Memorial services will be at 2 p.m. Thursday in Mount Crest Abbey chapel for Carol Ralph Miner, 77, of Salem, who died Tuesday. Barrick Salem, is in charge of arrangements.
He was born in Adair, and came to Salem in 1963 from Iowa. He served in the Army Air Corps during World War II. He was a material testing engineer for the state highway department, retiring in 1974. He was a member of the Masons and the First Presbyterian Church, Salem. Survivors include his wife, Helen sisters Enid E.
Miner, Aplington, Iowa, and Mary Kanneigeter, Ackley, Iowa; and brothers Dr. Paul Miner, Boise, Idaho, Dr. Ward L. Miner, Harborside, Maine, and Earl F. Miner, Ann Arbor, Mich.
Contributions may be made to the Shriners Hospital for Crippled Children or the Union Gospel Mission. Bernice Josephine Griffin ALBANY Bernice Josephine Griffin, 83, of Albany, died Wednesday. She was born in Iowa County, Iowa, and came to Albany in the 1940s. She lived in Trenton, for a time, returning to Albany in 1945. She was a retired accountant.
She was a member of the Albany First United Methodist Church. Survivors include her husband, James; son, Eugene W. Slaymaker, Liberal, brother, B. J. Willis, Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Private family services were held. Fisher mortuary was in charge of arrangements. Bessie Alta Grimmer PORTLAND Bessie Alta Grimmer, 92, of Portland, a former resident of Turner, died Tuesday. She was born in Condon and later lived near Turner, where she and her husband owned and operated a dairy farm. She moved to Seattle in 1947 and to Portland in the early 1950s.
She is survived by six grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren, all of Portland. Visitation will be from 8:30 a.m. to 10 a.m. Friday at Barrick mortuary, followed by graveside services at 11 a.m. in Belcrest Memorial Park, Salem.
Deaths Elsewhere William O. Sippel McMINNVILLE William O. Sippel, 73, of McMinnville, died Wednesday. Arrangements are pending at ScottMcGhehey mortuary, McMinnville. Byron D.
Ream KEIZER Byron D. Ream, 75, of Keizer, died Tuesday. He was born in Chariton, Iowa. He moved to Keizer in 1950. He was a foreman for Norris Paint Co.
until retiring in 1965. Survivors include his wife, Loma; daughter, Reta Griffin, Salem; sister, Berneta Nelson, Des Moines, Iowa. Graveside services will be at 2 p.m: Friday in the Claggett Cemetery, Keizer. Visitation will be from 10 a.m, to 6 p.m. Thursday in the Keizer mortuary.
Memorial contributions may be made to the American Heart Associa-. tion. Ruben E. Boehm Ruben E. Boehm, 93, of Salem died Tuesday.
He was born in DeForest, Wis. He was a retired onion farmer and had lived in Salem since 1938. He was a member of the Holy Cross Lutheran Church, Salem. Survivors include his wife, Anna daughters Muriel D. Ditchen, Salem, Beverly A.
Tincknell, Springfield, Ro Jean E. Danilson, Byron, and Betty Lou Biggs, Mercer Island, sisters Rose Le Grey, Madison, Esther Shew, West Allis, and Hattie DePuy, Rio, Wis. Services will be at 10:30 a.m. Friday in Restlawn mortuary, Salem. Interment will be in Restlawn Memory Gardens, Salem.
Visitation will be from 1 to 8 p.m. today and 9 to 10:30 a.m. Friday at the mortuary. Contributions may be made to the Holy. Cross Lutheran Church Memorial Fund.
Mary McHugh Mary McHugh, 90, of Salem, died Tuesday. She had lived in La Grande for 59 years before moving to Salem 18 years ago. She is a member of Holy Cross Lutheran Church, Salem. Survivors include her son, David Salem; and daughter, Josephine Butcher, Salem. Services will be at 10:30 a.m.
today in Virgil T. Golden mortuary. Graveside services will be at 11 a.m. Friday in Hillcrest Cemetery, La Grande. Wesley T.
Hanson Jr. 1961, associate director in 1971 and director in 1972. He also was a vice ROCHESTER, N.Y. (AP) Wes- president of the and a memcompany, ley T. "Bunny" Hanson 74, who ber of the corporate operations comis known as the father of Kodacolor mittee.
Hanson retired from Kodak in film and helped develop enriched ura- 1977. nium for use in the atomic bomb, died Wednesday of a heart attack. Daryle Feldmeir Hanson joined Kodak in 1934. He CHICAGO (AP) Daryle Feldwas responsible for the technical in- meir, former editor of the Chicago novation in color film that led to Ko- Daily News, died Tuesday at age 64, dacolor negatives, which allowed clearer prints with purer colors than Feldmeir began his career at had Kodak's previous color films dur- the Minneapolis Tribune where he ing the 1950's. was a writer, columnist, news editor and managing editor from 1949 to In 1943, Hanson worked with other 1968.
Feldmeir was managing editor of scientists at the federal Manhattan the News from 1968 until Daily 1971, Project in Oak Ridge, Tenn. He and editor until retirement in 1977. worked to develop enriched uranium, Under his the a fundamental component of the three Pulitzer prizes before it folded tutelage, paper won in atomic bomb. 1978. He was dean of the Hanson became assistant director of College journalism department from the Kodak Research Laboratories in 1982 to 1986.
Military Roundup Air Force Airman 1st Class James T. Caisse, son of Florence A. Caisse, 4179 Market St. NE, Salem, has arrived in West Germany for duty with the U.S. 38th Tactical Missile Maintenance Squadron.
He is a missile maintenance specialist. Army Spec. 4 Timothy R. Adams, son of Norman F. Adams, 2230 Center St.
NE, Salem, and Grace Crossan, Sacramento, has arrived in West Germany for duty with the U.S. 2nd Support Command. He is an ammunition specialist. Air Force Airman 1.C. Robert G.
Conklin has been named airman of the month. Conklin is an air traffic control specialist with the 33rd Information Systems Group at March AFB, Calif. His wife, Candy, is the daughter of Robert G. and Vivian Carpenter, 1880 Grape Sweet Home. Stephen P.
Vian, son of Glanda R. Stepp, 1751 Stonehedge Drive NE, Salem, has been promoted to sergeant in the Air Force. Vian is a medical service specialist at Mountain Home AFB, Idaho, with the 366th Medical Group. He is a 1983 graduate of McNary High School, Keizer. Army Spec.
4 Timothy I R. Adams, son of Norman F. Adams, 2230 Center St. NE, Salem, has arrived for duty with the U.S. 2nd Support Command, West Germany: Adams, an ammunition specialist, is a 1985 graduate of North Salem High School.
Air Force Airman 1.C. James T. Caisse, son of Florence A. Caisse, 4179. Market Street NE, Salem, has arrived for duty with the U.S.
38th' Tactical Missile Maintenance Squadron, West Germany: Caisse, a missile maintenance specialist, is a 1984 graduate of Molalla Union High School, Molalla. INFORMATION INFORMATION Funeral Notices Funeral Notices Funeral Directors Jane E. Hendrix Jessie A. Welch Howell-Edwards-Doerksen In keeping with her wishes, Mass, Thursday, May 21, Chapel of the Gardens, services will be held. Private in- 1987, 2:00 p.m., St.
Vincent de- 1350 Com'1, SE 581-3911 terment, Forest Lawn Memorial Paul Catholic Church. InterPark, Glendale, California. Ar- ment, Saturday, May 23, 1987, KEIZER CHAPEL rangements by VIRGIL T. 2:00 p.m., Pettibone Cemetery, 4365 River Road Keizer GOLDEN CHAPEL, 605 Com- Pettibone, North Dakota. Visi- 393-6666 mercial SE at Oak.
tation: Thursday, 9:00 a.m. to noon, VIRGIL T. GOLDEN Restlawn Funeral Home CHAPEL, 605 Com'1 SE at Oak. 201 Oak Grove Rd NW Jean Shields Contribution may be to the Le- 585-1373 Sunday, May 17, in Indio, gion of Mary, Attention: Ella Barrick Funeral Home California. Late Salem resident.
Amort, the church. 205 Church Street, SE Visitation: Thursday 8:00 a.m. 363-9139 till noon, RIGDON- RANSOM Mary McHugh COLONIAL CHAPEL, Cottage Services, Thursday, May 21, Lots at Chemeketa NE. Services, 1987, 10:30 a.m., VIRGIL T. Thursday, May 21, 1987, 1:00 GOLDEN CHAPEL, 605 Com'l Monuments p.m., RIGDON- RANSOM SE at Oak.
Also, Graveside ser- 2 LOTS Block 1356 COLONIAL CHAPEL. vices, Friday, May 22, 1987, Belcrest Memorial Park 11:00 a.m. Hillerest Cemetery, 1-343-5235 LaGrande. Survivors include: son, David D. McHugh, Salem; Funeral Supplements Those desiring to daughter, Josephine Butcher, purchase a message Salem; grandchildren, both Gary DEATH INFORMATION in this space should Butcher, Janine Wyatt, of A 24-hr.
recorded message. call 399-6788 Salem; Jeff Butcher, Newberg; 371-1567 three great -grandchildren..
