Statesman Journal from Salem, Oregon • Page 22

I almanac Statesman-Journal, Friday, September 4, 19811 2B births SALEM HOSPITAL (General Unit) BENNINGER To Calvin and Carol Benninger, 204 Feller Donald, a son, Sept. 3. BRINK To Michael and Terri Brink, 930 Hazel Aumsville, a son, Sept. 3. GAMBLE To Richard and Rebecca Gamble, 1895 Church St.

NE, a daughter, Sept. 3. OLIVER To Peter and Dorothy Oliver, 4544 Colony Court SE, a daughter, Sept. 3. SCHRECENGOST To Richard and Deborah Schrecengost, 3450 Bell Road NE, a son, Sept.

2. TAYLOR To Kristopher and Susan Taylor, Clackamas, a daughter, Sept. 3. fires Following are alarms answered by Salem area fire departments in the 24 hours ending at 9 p.m. yesterday: SALEM FIRE DEPARTMENT Wednesday 11:04 p.m.

medical aid, 450 Church St. NE, transported. Thursday 4:52 a.m. medical aid, 6392 Liberty Road transported. 7 a.m.

medical aid, 1089 Win- ter St. NE, transported. 9:40 a.m. stove fire, 2600 Front St. NE, caused by hot grease on stove, slight damage to structure, moderate damage to contents.

11:58 a.m. medical aid, 3346 Sunnyview Road NE, transported. 1:52 p.m. motor vehicle accident, Interstate 5 southbound, milepost 252, transported. 2:37 p.m.

medical aid, 4762 Sunnyside Road SE, transported. 4:13 p.m. medical aid, 3175 Evergreen Ave. NE, transported. 4:57 p.m.

public service call, 525 Fairview Ave. SE, checked smoke detector. 6:43 p.m. medical aid, 4186 Fir Rest Way NE, transported. 7:34 p.m.

public service call, 1700 block of State Street. 8:16 p.m. shorted electrical equipment, 4500 block of Swegle Road NE, caused by shorted wire, no damage. 8:32 p.m. reported grass fire, 4200 block of Dahlia Street NW, investigated.

KEIZER FIRE DISTRICT Thursday 4:09 p.m. motor vehicle accident, 4600 block of River Road no transport. MARION COUNTY FIRE DISTRICT 1 Wednesday 9:58 p.m. burning complaint, 3700 block of Iberis Street NE, nothing found. Thursday 12:28 a.m.

medical aid, 4882 Lancaster Drive NE, no transport. police A CB radio antenna and auto parts valued together at $260 were reported stolen Wednesday from a pickup owned by Arrow Electric parked at 5537 Fernbrook Court SE, Salem police said. Two handguns, a hair dryer, a radio, coins, deodorant and a pillow case valued together at $306 were reported stolen Wednesday from Daniel Gene Ward, 3337 Ratcliff Lane SE, entry through an open window, police said. Four rifles valued together at $1,300 were reported stolen Wednesday from Gary Ross Gerber, 2325 Fairgrounds Road NE, after entry through an unlocked window, they said. Stereo equipment, a TV set and a clock valued together at $280 were reported stolen Thursday from Craig Michael Vachter, 1155 Spruce St.

NE, after entry through an unlocked window, police said. Leather coats, silver, clothes, binoculars and belt buckles valued together at $2,000 were reported stolen Wednesday from John David McCormick, 4346 25th Ave. NE, entry through an unlocked window, police said. corrections Errors appearing in the Statesman-Journal may be brought to the attention of the city desk between noon and 6 p.m. daily by telephoning 399- 6677.

BECAUSE OF a source error, Paul J. Delmatoff's obituary in Thursday's StatesmanJournal identified his sons and daughter incorrectly. They are John, Whittier, Donald, Valencia, William, Portland, and Diane Delmatoff, Valencia. obituaries EDITOR'S NOTE: Following is Glendora A. an alphabetical listing of obituaries in today's Statesman-Journal: Burgess, Glendora A.

Crecelius, Chester Ted Delmatoff, Paul J. Freaner, Faith Margaret Giles, Grace Isabelle Kaumanns, Josef W. Leach, Faith D. Rogers, Elizabeth A. Wishon, Orville Fredrick Grace Isabelle Giles TURNER Grace Isabelle Giles, 94, of 9535 Marion Road SE, died Wednesday in Santiam Memorial Hospital, Stayton.

Born in Waterville, she came to Oregon about 12 years ago, and had lived in Turner for about 10 years. Surviving are her daughters, Betty L. Murphy, Turner, and Vivian P. Winklepleck, Van Nuys, sons, Gerald Huntington Beach, and James Goddard, sisters, Hazel O'Connor, Garland, Texas, and Mabel Whiteside, Marysville, seven grandchildren, and eight great-grandchildren. No services are planned.

Barrick mortuary is in charge of arrangements. Faith D. Leach Faith D. Leach, 81, of 12656 Burbank Boulevard, North Hollywood, formerly a resident of Salem, died Wednesday in North Hollywood Riverside Hospital. Born in Seattle, she lived in Salem from the 1920s till 1965, when she owned Lorna's Dress Shop in East Salem.

Survivors include her sisters, Pearl Turner, Aptos, Ara LaVigne, Cashmere, and Hope Byrd, Gaithersburg, Maryland; and brothers, Lloyd Dayton, Sequim, and Leslie Dayton, North Hollywood. Graveside services will be at 11 a.m. Wednesday in Restlawn Memory Gardens. Arrangements are under the direction of Barrick mortuary. Josef W.

Kaumanns CORVALLIS Josef W. Kaumanns, 70, a resident of Hollywood, died Wednesday in Newport while fishing with his son. He was born Aug. 31, 1911 in Germany. He and his wife came to the United States in 1956 and settled in Hollywood.

His wife, Marie, died in 1979. He had come to Philomath on Monday to visit his son, Hans. He is survived by his son and two grandchildren, and other relatives in Germany. Graveside services will be at 11 a.m. Saturday in St.

Mary's Catholic Cemetery, Corvallis. McHenry mortuary is in charge of arrangements. Faith Margaret Freaner LEBANON Services for Faith Margaret Freaner, 67, of 33574 Santiam Highway, who died Tuesday evening in Lebanon Community Hospital, will be at 11 a.m. today in the Odd Fellows Cemetery here. She was born in Minnesota, and married John Freaner in Carson City, Nev.

She moved to Lebanon in 1947, and was a member of St. Martin Episcopal Church. Besides her husband, survivors include her daughter, Ruth Johnson, Springfield, son, Claude, Chula Vista, stepdaughters, Bernice Cook, San Mateo, Calif. and June Zanzi, Cloverdale, brother, Clark Royer, Lebanon; sisters, Marjory Young, Ewa Beach, Oahu, Hawaii, and Cecile Perchern, Eugene; 12 grandchildren, and several greatgrandhildren. Contributions may be made to the Oregon Heart Association or the Oregon Lung Association.

Chester Ted Crecelius INDEPENDENCE Services will be at 10 a.m. today at Farnstrom-Parmenter mortuary for Chester Ted "Peanuts" Crecelius, 72, of 172 who died Monday in Salem Hospital Memorial Unit following a brief illness. Graveside services will be at 1 p.m. in Champoeg Cemetery. Born in South Dakota, he had worked as an electrician, carpenter and farmer.

There are no known survivors. State vs. Dennis Adams: Defendant pleads sentence suspended by Judge Goode, defen- PROBATE ESTATES courts cords. guilty to charge of tampering with drug re- of dant robbery, placed on ordered five to years serve 30 probation days in on jail. charge probate, William Ronald Henry William Schuman: Schuman Estate admitted appointed to State vs.

Roger A. Howard: Defendant State vs. Thomas Fenn: Imposition of sen- representative. pleads no contest to charge of driving while li- tence suspended by Judge Goode, defendant innocent to charges of unauthorized use of ve- cense suspended. placed on five years probation on charge of MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS county hicle and theft.

State vs. Steve Dwaine Simmons: Defendant robbery, ordered to serve 30 days in Mark Emil Brandaw, 23, 1250 NW 23rd State vs. Robert P. Stanley: Defendant pleads guilty to charges of theft and criminal State vs. Gary Robert Sullens: Corvallis, student, and Laurie Ellen Wampole, Bellendant CIRCUIT COURT pleads innocent to charge of driving while li- possession of rented personal property.

sentenced to Judge Goode to six months in jail 22, 905 1st Sweet Home, student. State Director of Veterans Affairs vs. Roy M. cense suspended. State vs.

Judy McKitrick: Defendant pleads for violation of probation on charge of burgla- Gerald Neil Davidson, 45, 3022 Lansing St. SE, and Carol Dean Johnston: Complaint for mort- State vs. Lee Bushnell: Defendant pleads in- guilty to charge of delivery of controlled sub- ry. Albany, accountant, and Elizabeth Eileen gage foreclosure seeks $36,458 allegedly owed. nocent to charges of driving while license su- stance, imposition of sentence suspended by Peggy Serra and Joseph P.

Serra: Divorce Thrash, 49, 870 3rd Sweet Home, bookJuanita E. Erkenbeck and Bill A. Erken- spended and giving false information to police Judge Goode, defendant placed on one year granted. keeper. beck: Petition seeks divorce.

officer. probation. Ivy Florence Fox and William John Fox: Di- Lonnie Lynn Fread, 19, Albany Route 2, Box Arlene L. Johanson and Mark Kenneth Jo- State vs. Curtis Westbrook: Defendant State vs.

Jess McKitrick: Defendant pleads vorce granted. 289B, Beacon Oil Company employee, and hanson: Petition seeks divorce. pleads innocent to charges of driving while li- guilty to charge of delivery of controlled sub- Leona V. Gruzensky and Willis Roy Gru- Christine Renee Schuler, 20, 3155 SE 16th Joseph Frank Braith and Kathy Diane cense suspended and driving while intoxicat- stance, imposition of sentence suspended by zensky: Divorce granted. Albany, Sears employee.

Braith: Petition seeks divorce. ed. Judge Goode, defendant placed on one year Steven D. Fleury and Jean Elizabeth Fleury: William Merle Lamb, 27, 1435 S. Thurston State vs.

Michael E. Davis: Court finds de- State vs. Donald Harvey Curteman: Defen- probation. Divorce granted. Albany, lab manager, and Margaret Rose Selfendant guilty of unauthorized use of vehicle.

dant pleads innocent to charge of driving while State vs. Reuben Reeser: Defendant pleads Sharon A. George and Steven M. George: Di- vig, 29, 2738 gra 7th Albany, secretary. State vs.

Frances E. Ryan: Defendant license suspended. guilty to charge of manufacture of controlled vorce granted. Michael Linn Lee, 34, 1140 Franklin Lebachanges plea to no contest on charge of theft, State vs. Bruce Edward Burns: Defendant substance, imposition of sentence suspended Patricia A.

Woodman and Robert A. Wood- non, teacher, and Sharon Cecelia Roosa, 30, placed on one year probation by Judge Tomp- pleads innocent to charge of sexual abuse. by Judge Goode, defendant placed on two man: Divorce granted. 2645 Arlene Lebanon, secretary. kins.

State vs. James C. Barnes: Defendant pleads years probation, fined $150. Jeanne P. Folck and Gaylord Folck: Divorce Dean Arnold Redfern, 23, 2696 SE 18th David R.

Thornbrough vs. Robert D. Ellison innocent to charges of forgery and theft. State vs. Gary Lesley: Defendant pleads granted.

Albany, farmer, and Rhonda Kaye Siemens, 21, and others: Plaintiff granted judgment of State vs. Robert Reed: Defendant pleads in- guilty to of possession of controlled Kathleen L. Summerlin and Michael Roy 2696 SE 18th Albany, proof operator. $15,000. nocent to charge of manufacture of controlled substance, imposition of sentence suspended Divorce granted.

Willard D. Southwick, 45, 2238 Ermine St. SE, State vs. Tommy Lee Archer: Court finds substance. by Judge Goode, defendant placed on two Pamela Lynn Althaus and Charles B.

Alt- Albany, service man, and Peggie Carol Swendefendant innocent of charge of burglary. State vs. Connie Reed: Defendant pleads in- years probation, fined $250. haus: Divorce granted. son, 35, 2985 NE Clover Albany, at home.

State vs. Ronald Pledger: Defendant pleads nocent to charge of manufacture of controlled State vs. David George Scott: Imposition of Brenda Marie Adam and Robert A. Adam: Gregory Herbert Waibel, 18, 36255 Northern innocent to charge of custodial interference. substance.

sentence suspended by Judge Goode, defen- Divorce granted. Drive, Brownsville, farmer, and Denise Gayle State vs. Michael Copsey: Defendant pleads State vs. Alfred Gordon Thomason: Defen- dant placed on two years probation on charge Mark David Watson and Carol Elizabeth Ruff, 17, 401 Kirk Brownsville, at home. innocent to charge of driving while license su- dant pleads innocent to charges assault, kid- of driving while license suspended, fined $200, Watson: Divorce granted.

John A. Zurfluh, 22, 38261 Zurfluh Road, Scio, spended. nap, robbery, unauthorized use of vehicle and ordered to serve six months in jail. Lane Cunningham and Carolyn P. Cunning- faller, and Connie Patricia Morse, 18, 4001 E.

State vs. Kenneth Beireis: Defendant pleads ex-convict in possession of firearm. State vs. Michael Weisner: Imposition of ham: Divorce granted. Santiam Highway, Stayton, at home.

weather oregon temperatures for Friday FORECAST By The Associated Press Temperature extremes and measurable pre- 70 cipitation for the 24 hours ending at 5 p.m. salem forecast forecast Thursday: oregon Max. Min. Pcp. Forecast (from the National Weath- By The Associated Press Astoria 69 50 er Service, McNary Field, Portland and Baker 85 38 vicinity Partly Brookings 67 51 Salem): Partly sunny today and Satur- cloudy Friday and Saturday after Burns 82 37 morning Highs in morning clouds.

Highs both days near Eugene 81 43 day after clouds. lows in mid-40s. Northwester- 75. Lows Friday night near 55. Klamath Falls 82 mid-70s, ly winds 5-15 miles an hour.

Chance of Cascades Lakeview measurable rain near zero tonight. Oregon Partly cloudy Medford 88 Figures show north and fair south Friday. Partly Newport 66 70 high Freezing level at 4 p.m. yesterday cloudy Saturday. Freezing level both North Bend 54 80 temperatures 13,000 feet.

days 11,000 feet north to 13,000 feet Portland 90 100 for area 10 p.m...............61 10 a.m................62 Saturday except some cloudiness Tillamook Showers Stationary Occluded NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE (To 9 o'clock last night) Western Oregon Fair Friday and The Dalles Temperature south. Westerly winds 5 to 15 mph. Salem 82788 Rain Cold Warm Redmond 11 p.m..... 11 a.m. 66 northern interior and some fog, cloudi- NOAA, US Dept of Commerce Noon 70 ness and possible drizzle coast.

Highs 1 a.m....... ...50 1 p.m. 72 both days 60s coast, near 75 northern The Associated Press national weather 2 a.m....... 49 2 p.m..... 74 interior and about 85 southern interior.

weather radio By Orlando 92 73 .14 cdy 3 High and low temperatures Denver 74 58 .06 cir PalmSprings 104 73 a.m....... ..47 3 p.m. 76 Lows Friday night 45 to 55. Weather forecasts and warnings covering and precipitation for the 24 DesMoines 78 55 cir Philadphia 79 68 4 a.m....... 4 p.m.

78 Eastern Oregon Fair Friday. local, coastal and regional areas are updated hours ending at 8 p.m. EDT: Detroit 69 65 .73 Phoenix 105 85 cir 5 a.m..... 46 5 p.m. 79 Some cloudiness north Saturday and continuously and broadcast 24 hours a day over Hi Lo Pre Otlk Duluth 53 cir Pittsburgh 72 67 .62 6 a.m................46 6 p.m.

76 mostly south. Highs both days 75 Salem's National Oceanic and Atmospheric Albany 67 62 20 cdy Fairbanks 34 cdy 65 57 cdy 7 46 7 p.m. 72 to 85. Lows Friday Administration Weather Radio, frequency Albuque 93 62 cdy Hartford 69 62 cdy RapidCity 72 53 .02 cdy sunny 8 a.m. 8 p.m...............66 except 162.475 megahertz (VHF-FM).

Not all FM Amarillo Helena 40 cir RedBluff 97 60 night 35 to 45 edy 9 a.m.................5.6 9 p.m. 63 near 50 extreme north. radios are equipped to receive the station. Anchorage 62 49 Honolulu 88 74 21 cdy Reno 90 48 elr Asheville .10 Houston 71 Richmond 84 67 cdy Extended outlook Sunday through Atlanta cdy Indnaplis .07 cdy Sacramento 85 56 Degree days Wednesday: AtlantcCty 76 Jacksnvlle 68 cdy Salt Lake 88 57 cir Heating 3. (The degrees needed to Tuesday: Bakersfield 97 57 Juneau 53 47 46 SanDiego 77 74 cir cool or heat to an average of 65 de- Western Oregon Fair with some coast weather phone Baltimore 81 cdy KansCity 83 58 cir SanFran 65 54 night and morning cloudiness coast weather forecast Birminghm cdy LasVegas 101 74 cir Seattle 73 53 edy edy grees Fahrenheit).

The latest Oregon Coast and northern interior. Highs 65 to 70 may be obtained by calling the Newport Coast Bismarck cir Little Rock 84 72 .03 cdy St Louis 63 cdy Cumulative degree days this coast, near 80 northern interior and Guard station 265-5511. The information is Boise cir LosAngeles 66 cir StP-Tampa 73 cdy heating. about 90 southern interior. Lows 45 to updated four hours.

Boston 61 cdy Louisville 85 73 .11 cdy StSteMarie 69 36 cir every Brownsvile cdy Memphis 76 cdy 55. Spokane 74 43 cdy I precipitation Buffalo CharistnSC 70 72 .02 cir Miami 89 59 .19 cdy Tulsa 88 65 edy tides CharlstnWV .16 Milwaukee 66 71 53 cdy cir Wichita Washingtn 81 88 62 73 edy cdy Salem Precipitation LINCOLN CITY NEWPORT Cheyenne .05 cdy Nashville 80 71 .19 cdy Since start of weather year Sept. 1 Chicago .01 cdy To Times listed for tides at Ya- NewOrleans 92 73 1.85 cdy -Precipitation for 24 date Last year Normal Times listed are for tides at Siletz are Cincinnati 30 cdy New York 75 67 cdy hours High and Cleveland 70 1.38 80 71 cdy ending a.m. (EDT) 8 (n 35 .09 Bay and Lincoln City. High and low quina Bay and Newport.

tides for other Oregon Coastal areas low tides for other Oregon Coastal Columbus .47 Norfolk Thursday. earlier south and OklaCity 88 68 edy -Sky conditions outcdy Rainfall for the 24 hours ending at 7 p.m. yes- occur earlier going south and later areas Dal-FtWth 91 69 mn Omaha 75 60 edy look for Friday, occur going going north from Lincoln City. later going north from Newport. terday: zero river levels SEPTEMBER DAYLIGHT TIME coast weather HIGH LOW HIGH LOW (As of 2 yesterday) Time Feet Time Feet Time Feet Time Feet Night and morning fog sun and clouds p.m.

4:53 a.m. 6.3 10:32 aum. 2.2 Friday and Saturday with chance of an Willamette (Salem) 6.0 ft. 4:57 a.m. 11:03 a.m.

1.8 SEPTEMBER DAYLIGHT TIME 4:57 p.m. 5.8 11:58 p.m. 0.9 4:53 p.m. 7.2 11:27 p.m. 1.3 occasional drizzle and partial afterN.

Santiam (Mehama). ...3.4 ft. 5.7 11:12 2.8 noon clearing. Highs both days Sunrise 5:50 a.m. a.m.

upper Sunset 5:54 a.m. 4.3 11:43 a.m. 2.4 Santiam 2.9 ft. 5:33 7.0 60s. Lows Friday 50 55.

West to 6:37 a.m. 7:44 5:37 p.m. 5.6 p.m. night to p.m. Wilson (Tillamook) 1.6 ft.

northwest winds 10 to 20 Seas to 6:38 a.m. 7:42 p.m. Nestucca (Beaver). 2.7 ft. a.m.

3.9 12:57 a.m. 0.9 7:03 a.m. 5.3 a.m. 6:39 a.m. 7:41 p.m.

7:07 12:26 1.3 mph. Siletz (Siletz). .2.4 ft. 6:27 p.m. 5.4 12:32 p.m.

2.9 6:23 p.m. 6.0 12:01 p.m. 5 feet and westerly swells 4 to 7 feet. 6:41 a.m. 7:39 3.3 p.m.

Elizabeth A. Rogers WOODBURN Glendora A. (Sunny) Burgess, 80, died Wednesday in Meridian Park Hospital, Portland. Born in Minnesota, she came to Oregon in the 1920s, and worked as a nurse in McMinnville Community Hospital. She was married to Rex Burgess in 1931.

They lived in Portland, then farmed in Butteville before moving to Sheridan. They later returned to Butteville, and moved to Newberg in 1950. They moved to Woodburn Senior Estates in 1978, and her husband died in 1979. She worked in 1 the Newberg Hospital Auxiliary Thrift Shop and was involved in various craft clubs. Survivors include her sons, Charles, Seattle, and David, Portland; a brother, Adolph Sundrud, Willamina; sisters, Thelma Pinkerton, Woodburn, Alice Finnegan, Portland, and Helen Farlow, Milwaukie; and five grandchildren.

Burgess Services will be at 1 p.m. Monday at Attrell-Brown mortuary here, with crypt entombment in Valley View Memorial Park Mausoleum. Contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society or the charity of choice. Paul. J.

Delmatoff PORTLAND Services for Paul J. Delmatoff, 59, who died Saturday at his home here, were held Thursday in the Russian Molokan Church, Gervais. Interment was in the Gervais Masonic Cemetery, under the direction of Cornwell mortuary, Woodburn. Born in Los Angeles, he lived in Detroit for several years before coming here four years ago. He was an Army veteran of World War II and a member of the Molokan Church.

Survivors include his sons, John, Whittier, Donald, Valencia, and William, Portland; and daughter, Diane, Valencia. CORVALLIS Elizabeth A. Rogers, 85, of 305 SE Alexander died Wednesday evening in Corvallis Manor. She was born on July 4, 1896 in Jonesville, Va. She lived in Oklahoma before 1929, when she and her husband came to Oregon and settled in Marion.

The couple moved to Corvallis in 1935. She was a amember of the Church of Christ. Her husband died in 1978. Survivors include her daughters, Alice Ash, Waldport, and Verline Robinson, Corvallis; sisters, Henrietta Hardesty, Albany, and Jewell Wehnes and Jessie Hunt, both of Tulsa, five grandchildren, and five great-grandchildren. Memorial services will be at 2 p.m.

Saturday at McHenry mortuary, Corvallis. Contributions may be made to the Oregon Heart Association, in care of the mortuary, 206 NW 5th. elsewhere Mbiyu Koinange NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) Mbiyu Koinange, one of Kenya's founding fathers, who served in the Cabinet for nearly two decades, died Wednesday. He was 74. Ann Harding LOS ANGELES (AP) Ann Harding, whose aristocratic portrayals spanned a 30-year stage, film and television career, died Tuesday at the age of 79.

She made her film debut in 1929 in "Paris Bound," and played in many films afterward. Her TV appearances included "Armstrong Circle Theatre," "Burke's Law," "Ben Casey" and "The Defenders." Robert Coulter ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) Robert I. Coulter, who filed the key patent for Scotch tape in 1939, died Thursday at the age of 73.

Coulter later was instrumental in obtaining patents for masking and surgical tapes manufactured by 3M Co. and was also awarded his own patent in 1943 for cellophane tape. shon, 59, of Route 1, Box 26, died Wednesday in Good Samaritan Hospital, Corvallis. Born in Bixby, he had lived in Toledo for 33 years, and had been employed by the C. D.

Johnson Lumber Co. and the Georgia-Pacific Corp. plywood mill. He was a veteran of World War II and a member of the Toledo Assembly of God Church, the Veterans of Foreign Wars (James "Pat" Brumbaugh Post No. 4227) in Toledo, and the AFL-CIO.

Survivors include his wife, Betty, Jean; daughters, Patricia Ann Gary, and Carolyn Annette Wishon, both of Toledo; stepsister, Zelma Avants, Toledo; and four grandchildren. Services will be at 2 p.m. Saturday in the Toledo Assembly of God Church, with interment to follow in Eureka Cemetery, Newport. Arrangements are under the direction of Bateman mortuary, Newport. funerals today BALES, Mary 85, Corvallis, 1:30 p.m., Virgil T.

Golden Salem. BRITANYAK, Amelia Cecilia, 81, 1220 Howell Prairie Road SE, 10 a.m., St. Joseph Catholic Church. FREANER, Faith Margaret, 67, Lebanon, 11 a.m., Odd Fellows Cemetery, Lebanon. HOOVER, Lucille 71, 549 Churchdale Ave.

1:30 p.m. Restlawn Mausoleum Chapel. LUTHER, Herman August, 79, Albany, 10 a.m., Fisher mortuary, Albany. MARTINEZ, Morris 19, Gates, 10 a.m., Gates Community Church. NOBEL, Myrtle 91, Monroe, 10 a.m., Bellfountain Cemetery, Bellfountain.

PHILLIPS, Clyde 93, Gervais, 2 p.m., Cornwell mortuary, Woodburn. PLOTTS, Laurel Jr. 49, Mill City, 2 p.m., Weddle mortuary, Stayton. WAGNER, Oliver Andrew, 75, Lebanon, 2 p.m., Fisher mortuary, Albany..