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Statesman Journal OREGON Wednesday, July 26, 2006 CLATSOP COUNTY Two boys, 4 and 5, are found after night lost in the woods They are thirsty and hungry but otherwise healthy BY SARAH SKIDMORE The Associated Press Two boys who spent the night lost in the woods with their dog were found Tuesday in good shape. The brothers Ethan Martin, 4, and Atticus Martin, 5 disappeared in the woods Monday morning at a family homestead in Clatsop County where their Portland family had been vacationing. After getting lost, the boys spent the night on the side of the road. They told their parents that their dog, a 10-month old Labrador retriever named Online extras For more news from around Oregon, go to StatesmanJournal.com and click on News. Rocco, circled them during the evening to protect them.

Rescue workers found the boys and the dog on a side road about three miles from the house more than 24 hours after they disappeared. The Clatsop County sheriff's office said the boys were muddy, thirsty and tired after their return. Andrea Kennet, a spokeswoman for the sheriff's office, said the boys were in good spirits. The boys said they knew they were lost and were trying to find their way home. When rescue workers found them, the boys were collecting wildflowers to give to their mother.

"This was the absolute best outcome," Kennet said. "Everyone from family to searchers were elated." About 90 people, search dogs and a helicopter from the Astoria U.S. Coast Guard Air Station looked for the youngsters. The farm east of Astoria is covered with several acres of dense forest, thick underbrush, gullies, swamps and ponds. The children were sent to Columbia Memorial Hospital in Astoria for observation.

The parents, Christopher and Dawn Martin, said the children are prone to running off. "They know very much not to do it," their mother said. "But they are curious." Oregonians asked to conserve energy PacifiCorp makes plea to customers as demand rises The Associated Press PORTLAND With regional demand rising in the West and California suppliers straining to meet demand, an Oregon utility called on consumers Tuesday to help reduce energy consumption. "We're asking customers to try to conserve power as much as possible during peak hours, from noon to 8 p.m." said David Kvamme, a spokesman for PacifiCorp. Kvamme said the utility PORTLAND New exhibits help push zoo to 2nd-highest visitor mark The Associated Press It was the second-best year for attendance in the 119-year history of the Oregon Zoo.

The zoo announced Tuesday that attendance for the fiscal year that ended June 30 was 1,365,459, short of the record 1,367,940 visitors in fiscal 2000-01. Zoo Director Tony Vecchio credited the high attendance with good spring weather, along with the popularity of the zoo's new exhibits, camps, concerts and family events. "This year we had a beautiful spring," Vecchio said. "But I think what really made the difference was the return of the butterflies and the opening of the new Visayan warty pig exhibit. All pig species are cool and very popular, but these warty pigs may be the coolest pigs in the world." Brian Newman, a Metro councilor and Oregon Zoo Foundation board member, said the strong community support shows the success of the zoo programs.

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BILL TUCKER 79695 503.585.1105 Funerals Today Brown, Trina Lynn: Independence, 1 p.m., Independence Life Center, Independence. Bustamante, Woodburn, 7 p.m., Cornwell Colonial Chapel, Woodburn. Holycross, Lee Paul: Keizer, 3 p.m., Keizer Funeral Chapel, Keizer. Malstrom, Alma lone: Keizer, 11 a.m., Belcrest Memorial Park Weaver, Rev. Grace Margaret: Salem, 11 a.m., Lee Mission Cemetery, Salem.

Angel Carmen Vasquez November 16, 1961 July 22, 2006 WOODBURN Visitation: 5 to 8 p.m. July 27 at Simon-Woodburn Funeral Chapel. Abel Alvarez Cinto December 14, 1980 July 21, 2006 HILLSBORO Services are pending in Mexico. Arrangements by Simon- Woodburn Funeral Chapel, Woodburn. Lee Paul Holycross January 17, 1933 July 19, 2006 KEIZER In memory of beloved partner, father, grandfather, great-grandfather, and man.

Lee is survived by six daughters; three sons; life partner and lifetime love and companion of 18 years, Sheila Price; sister, Geraldine; 5 grandsons; 5 granddaughters; and 2 great-granddaughters. He was born in Columbus, Ohio in 1933. Moved to Salem in 1989. He loved to hunt, fish, bowl, and play pool. He will be greatly missed and was well loved.

May the peace of the Lord be with you always. We love you Papa. Visiting will be from 12 noon to service time today, July 26. Service will be at 3 p.m. today, July 26.

Both at Keizer Funeral Chapel. Mabel E. Nelson April 24, 1914 July 20, 2006 FULLERTON, Calif. Mabel E. (Huddleston) Nelson passed away in Fullerton, California at age 92.

She was born in Silverton, Ore. to Allen and Della Huddleston. She attended Silverton schools and lived in Oregon and California her entire life. She is survived by daughter, Vicki Cram of Riverside, California; 3 grandsons; 2 granddaughters; 5 great-grandchildren; 5 great-great grandchildren; sister, Dorothy Canoy of Vancouver, and many nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by husband, Ed Nelson; son, Max Nelson; brothers, Virgil, Kenneth Glen, Edgar 'Eck', Robert 'Bob' and Jack Huddleston; sisters, Daphna Jacobson and June Handeland.

Services will be at 9:30 a.m. July 28 at Riverside National Cemetery, California. Margery Stewart Hamstreet by City View Funeral Home. Edith L. Graves December 12, 1920 July 23, 2006 December 23, 1913 July 23, 2006 SALEM Margery Stewart Hamstreet was born in McCoy, Ore.

on Dec. 23, 1913 to Samuel and Grace (Williams) Stewart. She graduated from Linfield College in 1935 being the first female ever to earn a letter in athletics (tennis). She married Francis H. Hamstreet of Sheridan on June 5, 1939, who preceded her in death.

She was a teacher and tutor for 37 years retiring from the Salem School District. Throughout her teaching and life she touched and guided many young people who continued to keep in touch over the years. She was involved with the Lions Auxiliary, 4-H, and Happy 39er's. She enjoyed needlepoint, knitting, and music. She is survived by her children, John L.

Hamstreet of Grand Ronde, Susan Couch of Redmond, and Carolyn Shores of Salem; 6 grandchildren; and 3 great-grandchildren. Visitation will be from 12 to 5 p.m. July 26 at City View Funeral Home. Funeral Mass will be celebrated 11 a.m. July 27 at Queen of Peace Catholic Church.

Interment will follow at the Bethel Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Lion's Sight and Hearing Foundation, 1410 SW Morrison, Suite 760, Portland OR 97205. Arrangements OBITUARIES Delores Ann Cowdrey August 22, 1953 July 22, 2006 ALBANY Services: 10 a.m. July 27 at Eastside Christian Church, Albany. Contributions: American Cancer or LinnBenton Food Share Fisher Funeral Home, Albany.

Lenore Wininger November 2, 1917 July 19,2006 REEDSPORT Memorial 3 p.m. July 31 at Community Church, service: North Bend. Graveside: 10 a.m. Aug. 2 at Belcrest Cemetery, Salem.

Robert 'Bob' H. Coffing September 13, 1930 July 22, 2006 SALEM Robert H. Coffing fought the battle well, but in the end God has his choice. He will be in our hearts forever. Bob is survived by his wife, Evelyn; children, Joe, Diana, Cris, and Anna; seven grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren.

Due to his wishes there will be no services. Remember him as you knew him. Donations can be made to the Willamette Valley Hospice at 1015 3rd St. NW, Salem OR 97304. Arrangements are by City View Funeral Home.

Amelia G. Bustamante March 1, 1918 July March Amelia born in na, married cisco mante and they to Woodburn, Ore. from 1952. Amelia was a St. Luke Catholic enjoyed quilting, shopping, and family Survivors include Albert Bustamante of nio, Texas, Fred Woodburn, Enrique of Salem, and Frank 25, 2006 WOODBURN was CatariTexas.

She FranBusta- in 1934 moved Texas in member of Church and gardening, gatherings. her sons, San AntoBustamante of Bustamante Bustamante of S. daughters, Irene Johnson of Vancouver, Connie Sermino of Hereford, Texas, Janie Guajardo of Woodburn, Lupita Alvarado of Salem, and Gloria Cornejo of Salem; sister, Vicenta Guajardo of Eagle Pass, Texas; 37 grandchildren; 70 great-grandchildren; and several great-great grandchildren. A Rosary will be held at 7 p.m. today, July 26 at Cornwell Colonial Chapel.

Funeral Mass weill be held at 11 a.m. July 27 at St. Luke Catholic Church in Woodburn. Interment will be in St. Luke Cemetery.

Orval D. Boyle April 18, 1927 July 24, 2006 BEND Orval Boyle passed away July 24, 2006 due to heart failure. He was born in South Dakota to Alvin and Hannah Boyle. He attended school in Salem, Ore. and married Jean Doolittle on Oct.

14, 1950 in Salem. Orval served in the Navy during WWII and the Korean Conflict. He earned a Masters in Education from OCE in Monmouth. Orval taught at Hoover Elementary School in Salem and was a principal and administrator for 28 years before retiring from the Bend School District in 1987. He was a member of the Kiwanis, American Legion, OEA, and NEA.

He enjoyed hunting, fishing, and quarter horses. Orval is survived by his wife, Jean; son, Allen Boyle of Tillamook; daughter, Joan Engeldinger of Milwaukie; brother, Glenn Boyle of Salem; 3 grandchildren; and 1 greatgrandchild. He was preceded in death by his parents; brother, Chester Boyle; and sisters, Vera Moorhouse and Donna Smith. Services will be at 11 a.m. July 28 at NiswongerReynolds Funeral Home in Bend.

Interment will follow at Pilot Butte Cemetery. Contributions in memory of Orval Boyle may be made to St. Charles Foundation, 2500 NE Neff, SALEM Edith L. Graves passed away on July 23 at the age of 85. She was born December 12, 1920 in Hamlet, Nebraska to Harry and Geneva (Witt) Merrill.

Edith was raised in Nebraska. She married Claude Graves on December 24, 1941. The family came to Oregon in 1962. Edith worked as an Administrative Assistant for the State of Oregon, retiring in 1985. She was an active member of Court Street Christian Church, and was a true servant to others.

Edith enjoyed working in her garden, baking pies, and spending time with her family, especially her grandchildren. Edith was preceded in death by her husband Claude in 1987. She is survived by her son and daughter-in-law, Dennis and Heidi Graves; and daughter and son-in-law, Lori and Joe Minniti all of Salem; three grandchildren, C.J. Graves, Natalie Minniti and Joseph Minniti all of Salem; two brothers, Wendell Merrill of Ogallala, Nebraska and Bill Merrill of Bellvue, Nebraska; and one sister, Doris Schack of Lakewood, Colorado. Those who wish may contribute to Court Street Christian Church Building Fund, 1699 Court St.

NE, Salem, Oregon 97301. A private service will be at Belcrest Memorial Park. A memorial service will be held at 3 p.m. July 28 at Court Street Christian Church. Arrangements are by Virgil T.

Golden Funeral Service. Helen Beaver Tipton August 10, 1928 -July 25, 2006 SALEM No services will be held at her request. Arrangements by Virgil T. Golden Funeral Service. James 'JP' Pazaski March 27, 1947 July 22, 2006 SALEM Memorial Services: 10 a.m.

July 27 at Restlawn Funeral Private interment. Dignity born December 4, 1915, in Lebanon, Kansas and passed away in Salem, July 22, 2006 He is survived by three sons, William of Salem, Robert of Colorado Springs, Colo. and Dave of Silverton; a twin brother, Ted of Seaside, one sister, Phyllis Lannigan of Salem; 11 grandchildren; numerous great-grandchildren; and one great-great-grandchild. A private family service will be held. Arrangements are by Virgil T.

Golden Funeral Service. Fred R. Lannigan December 4, 1915 July 22, 2006 SALEM Mr. Lannigan was Mable L. Milburn was asking customers to take such steps as setting thermostats between 78 and 85 degrees when out of the house, switching electricity use to off-peak hours in the morning and evening, and emptying and unplugging secondary refrigerators.

A spokesman for the other large utility in Oregon, Portland General Electric, said PGE supports customer conservation efforts this week but has not called for measures to reduce demand. "The system is certainly tight the past few days, but the load is easing up today, and things are looking better over the rest of the week," PGE spokesman Steve Corson said. In California, electricity managers said Tuesday's demand was expected to be nearly 10 percent above the usual for a summer day and 40 percent higher than during the state's 2001 power crisis. Although utility managers in Oregon said they had a cushion of power for the heat wave of the past weekend, seasonal demand on the electrical grid that covers the Western states tends to draw power to the south. Mike Hansen, a spokesman for the Bonneville Power Administration, said the agency delayed maintenance that would have reduced power generation.

View Funeral Home, Cemetery Crematorium Family owned operated since 1893 Serving each individual family with Dignity and Care 503-363-8652 www.city-view.org 390 Hoyt St 79375 Above Historic Pioneer Cemetery 9 years of serving the community. One family at a time. Andrew Anderson has cared for families with dignity and compassion for 9 years. He will listen carefully to what is meaningful to his families through their time of need in the true tradition of Howell-Edwards-Doerksen Funeral Home. If you don't already know Andrew, give him a call Howell-Edwards-Doerksen at 503-581-3911.

You'll find him not only a with Rigdon-Ransom 18818 dedicated funeral director and community 1350 Commercial St. SE, supporter, but also a good neighbor and friend. Salem, OR 97302 Friends Ask 1 Bill Bliss I am a veteran and at the time of my death I would like to be cremated. Is it possible to have a my urn buried in a National Cemetery? Yes. In fact the veteran and spouse are both eligible to be placed in a National Cemetery.

At Willamette National Cemetery in Portland, the urn may be buried or placed above ground in a columbarium. The National Cemetery only accepts applications at the time of need so no advance planning or reservation is required. We would only need a copy of your honorable discharge DD214 to make application at the appropriate time. Virgil T. GOLDEN Funeral Services and Oakleaf Crematory 605 Commercial St.

SE 503-364-2257 Salem, OR 97301 FUNERAL MEMORIAL INFORMATION 183 Lots This Space For 184 Memorials Funeral Markers Beicrest Cemetary, side Information. To by section side plots, 34, block 43 Purchase Capital Monument Co. Lot nice view, Space, Call 140 Hoyt St. obo Call Relay 503-363-6887 ask for 503-393-7024 399-6794. January 8, 1910 July 23, 2006 WOODBURN Died, July 23, 2006 at 96 years-of-age in Woodburn.

Mable was born January 8, 1910 in Lusk, Wyoming, to Frank Knittle and Nettie (Swanson) Knittle. She was raised in Lusk, moving to Oregon in 1946. She and her husband, Henry, farmed in Broadacres for 37 years, where she was a housewife; mother to three, Rosabelle Triplett of Woodburn, Stan Milburn of Woodburn, and Al Milburn of Fairfield, grandmother to five; great-grandmother to ten; and great-great grandmother to one. After the death of her husband in 1983, Mable moved to Senior Estates. She moved to Colonial Gardens 14 years later and then to French Prairie Care Center, where she passed away.

Mable was an active member of Woodburn Foursquare Church and spent many active years volunteering in Children's and Women's Ministry. She enjoyed cooking, knitting and greatly contributed to the lives of her children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Services will be held at 1 p.m. July 28 at Cornwell Colonial Chapel, Woodburn. Memorials may be sent to Woodburn Foursquare Church for the Building Fund.

Jimmie Juanita Gallino 12, November 12, 1932 July 24, 2006 KEIZER Jimmie Juanita Gallino passed away in her Keizer home at the age of 73. She was born in Boone, Colo. to Marvin Allen and Lessie Ann (Shockey) Cross and attended Tillamook High School. She worked as a Nursing Aide at Tillamook Hospital on the Maternity Ward for several years. In 1950 Jimmie married Lee Gallino in Tillamook.

They moved to Keizer in 1988. Juanita was a homemaker and enjoyed her grandchildren and great babies. She loved Juanita was a member of First Christian Church Salem. Her hobbies included canning, baking, shopping, and gardening. She enjoyed life, old time country music, and dancing.

Survivors include her husband, Lee of Keizer; sons and daughters-in-law, Dean and Debbie Gallino of Bend, and Joe and Linda Gallino of Warrenton; 7 grandchildren; and 10 greatgrandchildren. She was preceded in death by her parents, a brother, and a sister. A celebration of Life will be at 2 p.m. July 31 at First Christian Church, 685 Marion St. NE, Salem.

Contributions may be made to Willamette Valley Hospice, 1015 3rd St. NW, Salem OR 97304. Arrangements are by Keizer Funeral Chapel. OBITUARY POLICY Obituaries are published seven days a week in the Statesman Journal. Basic obituary information is included at no charge; a fee applies to obituaries that include additional information photos.

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