4B Statesman Journal, Salem, Saturday, June 25, 1994 ALMANAC Loretta Marie Hayes June 26, 1903 June 23, 1994 KEIZER Loretta Marie Hayes, 90, died Thursday in Mount Angel. She was born in Hardington, and came to Oregon from Saskatchewan, Canada, in 1919. On June 1, 1926, she married Jack Hayes; he died in February 1953. In 1936 she moved to Salem from Eugene and worked for Sperry Hutchinson in the Green Stamp Redemption Center. For many years she volunteered with the St.
Vincent de Paul Society, and she enjoyed embroidering and reading. Her memberships included St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church and the Catholic Daughters of America. Survivors include her son, Jerome B. of Bainbridge Island, daughters, Meredith A.
Burton of Keizer and Jacqueline M. Murphy of Portland; brothers, Erwin Gaeden of Vallejo, Calif. and Norman Gaeden of Modesto, sister, Sister M. Annella Gaeden of Mount Angel; nine grandchildren; and one greatgrandchild. Rosary will be recited at 7:30 p.m.
Tuesday in Howell-Edwardswill begin at 11 a.m. Wednesday in Doerksen mortuary, Mass the church. Interment will be in Belcrest Memorial Park. Contributions may be made to the St. Vincent de Paul Society.
SJ, Roland James VanCleave Feb. 16, 1928 June 25, 1994 STAYTON Roland James VanCleave, 66, died Friday in Salem. He was born in Salem and moved to Scio, graduating from Scio High School in 1946. On Sept. 16, 1949, he married Patricia Densmore in Salem.
In 1950 they moved to Albany, and he graduated from Oregon State College, now known as Oregon State University. They moved to Roseburg in 1960, to Bend in 1970 and to Stayton in 1991. He was a geologist for the state Highway Division for 30 years, retiring in 1990. His memberships included Scio Masonic Lodge No. 39, where he was past master; Stayton Transportation Committee and Association of Engineering Employees.
He enjoyed collecting stamps and fishing. Survivors include his wife; son, John of Sweet Home; brother, Richard of Scio; sister, Charlotte Smith of Parkdale; and two grandchildren. Services will begin at 2 p.m. Tuesday in Weddle mortuary. Private interment will be in City View Cemetery, Salem.
Contributions may be made to the Mid-Willamette Valley Hospice. SJ, Julie Ann Jenson Feb. 24, 1958 June 23, 1994 CORVALLIS Julie Ann Jenson, 36, died Thursday in her home. She was born in Florence and lived in Newport until moving Portland in 1965. She returned to Newport in 1976 and settled in Corvallis in 1980.
She worked as a waitress for Wong's Kitchen in Corvallis for several years in the late 1980s. In 1991 she became a job trainer for Work Unlimited and continued there until her health no longer permitted it. On Sept. 23, 1978, she married Glenn A. Jenson in Newport.
Her interests included crafts and watching her children play sports. Survivors include her husband; son, Jason Allan of Corvallis; daughter, Angela Marie Jenson of Corvallis; parents, Linda and Dick Deer of Corvallis; and grandmother, Helen Wagy of Corvallis. Visiting will be from noon to 8 p.m. Monday in DeMoss-Durdan mortuary. Services will begin at 11 a.m.
Tuesday in the mortuary. Contributions may be made to the Benton Hospice in care of the mortuary. SJ, Adelene Chavez Hansen Aug. 18, 1922 June 17, 1994 BAKER CITY Memorial services for Adelene Chavez Hansen, 71, formerly of Salem, will begin at 2 p.m. July 7 in St.
Paul's Episcopal Church, Salem. A native of Baker City, she worked for Rep. Al Ullman for more than 20 years, first in Baker City and then in Salem, where she ran his district office. After her retirement, she returned to work for the state as an executive secretary for the Worker's Compensation Hearing Board, retiring in 1 1987. She later returned to Baker City.
Arrangements are by Gray's West Co. mortuary, Baker City. Contributions may be made to the church. SJ, Herman N. Ediger March 7, 1918 June 23, 1994 DALLAS Herman N.
Ediger, 76, died Thursday in an accident while repairing his motorhome. He was born in Dallas and married Anne Brandt on June 6, 1940, there. They lived in Portland and West Glacier, before returning to Dallas in 1946. He operated Ediger Church Furniture in Dallas. His sons now operate the company in Independence.
He restored American and European automobiles and offered limousine services throughout Portland and the Willamette Valley with his Rolls Royce. 1 He served Prestige, Portland and Coachman limousine services in Portland. He was a member of the Evangelical Bible Church in Dallas and enjoyed woodworking and traveling. Survivors include his wife; daughter, Karyol Hiebert of Dallas; sons, Donald G. of Independence and Bruce W.
of Salem; eight grandchildren; and three greatgrandchildren. Visiting will be from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. today, Sunday and Monday in Dallas mortuary. Services will begin at 10 a.m.
Tuesday in the church, with interment in Restlawn Memory Gardens Mausoleum, Salem. Contributions may be made to the church mission fund. SJ, Theodore 'Ted' Wilfred DeMello Sept. 19, 1916 June 22, 1994 SILVERTON Services for Theodore "Ted" DeMello, 77, who died in Turlock, while on vacation, will begin at 9:30 a.m. today in St.
Paul Catholic Church, Silverton. He was born in Hawaii and lived in Silverton since 1967. He served in the Army during World War II and later was a truck driver. His memberships included the Silverton Elks and the Knights of Columbus. Survivors include his wife; sons, Bill of Portland, Rex of Tualatin, Brian of Turlock, David of Salem, Richard of Chino, and Gary of California; daughters, Brenda Carlton of Tigard and Connie Smith of New Hampshire; brothers, Anthoney of El Cerrito, Ludger of San Leandro, and Alexis of Hawaii; and six grandchildren.
Interment will be in St. Paul's Cemetery, Silverton. Arrangements are by Unger mortuary. SJ, Lorraine G. Maguire June 12, 1905 June 23, 1994 CORVALLIS Lorraine G.
Maguire, 89, died Thursday in Corvallis. She was born in Nazareth, and graduated from Cornell University in 1927. She earned a master's degree from Columbia University. Her husband, William, died 1961. She moved to Corvallis in 1984 to be near her daughter.
She belonged to the Episcopal Church of the Good Samaritan in Corvallis and the Daughters of the American Revolution in Williamsburg, Va. Survivors include her daughters, the Rev. Margaret Bernhard of Corvallis and Sally Tobin of Yokosuka, Japan; four grandchildren; and one great Memorial services will begin at 10 a.m. Monday in the church chapel, 35th and Harrison streets. Private interment will be in West Laurel Hill Cemetery, Philadelphia.
Arrangements are by McHenry mortuary. Contributions may be made to the church's Christian Education Department in care of the mortuary. SJ, Floyd Allen Gourley April 25, 1910 June 19, 1994 CHESHIRE Floyd Allen Gourley, 84, formerly of Salem and Albany, died Sunday. He was born and raised in Elba, Neb. In 1932 he moved to San Francisco, where he was a union steward at John Hopkins Hotel and Resort.
He received various merit awards for his work at the hotel. He married Helen Corrigan on Dec. 3, 1938, in Walsenburg, Colo. They moved to Pueblo, where he owned and operated Liberty Street Garage. In 1954 they moved to Salem.
From 1958 to 1978 he worked as an office manager for the state of Oregon. After retirement, he moved to Albany in 1979 and to Cheshire in 1980. While in Salem, he attended Capital Baptist Church. He enjoyed woodworking and mechanics. Survivors include his wife; daughter, Patricia Gourley-Biggs of Cheshire; three grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren.
Services were held Friday in Restlawn Memory Gardens in Salem. Arrangements were by England's Eugene Memorial Chapel. Contributions may be made to the American Heart Association, 1425 N.E. Irving No. 100, Portland, Ore.
97232-4201. SJ, Dr. Robert R. Rueping Jan. 20, 1931 June 14, 1994 YACHATS Dr.
Robert R. Rueping, 63, died June 14. A native of Chicago, he had lived in Yachats for the past four years. He graduated from high school in 1949 and from the University of Wisconsin in 1953. He assisted in a primate lab and was responsible for Able, the first monkey to go into space.
He received a doctorate from the University of Oregon and was a professor of psychology at Sonoma State University in Santa Rosa, for 20 years. He received many awards for his work. He played the tuba with the University of Wisconsin band, Oconowoc American Legion Band and dance bands. Survivors include his daughter, Meg Mitchell of Los Angeles; and brother, Paul of Sun Prairie, Wis. will be no services.
Disposition will be by cremation. Arrangements are by Bateman mortuary, Newport. SJ, Alyce C. Graves Sept. 8, 1915 June 23, 1994.
MOUNT ANGEL Alyce C. Graves, 78, died Thursday in a Portland area hospital. She was born in Molalla and attended school and spent most of her life in the Silverton area. She worked as a homemaker and belonged to the Order of the Eastern Star and the Daughters of the American Revolution. On May 10, 1930, she married Wilbur Graves in Salem; he died in March 1981.
Survivors include her sons, Virgil, Edgar and Daniel, all of Silverton, and Robert of Gladstone; daughter, Evelyn Moseng of Gladstone; brother, Ralph Crites of Salem; 13 grandchildren; 13 greatgrandchildren; and one greatgreat-grandchild. Graveside services will begin at 2 p.m. Saturday in Belle Passi Cemetery, Woodburn. SJ, Funerals Today ANDERSON, Mabel Lavelle, 86, South Beach, 1 p.m., Eureka Cemetery, Newport. CLARK, Agnes 89, Dallas, 1 p.m., Bollman mortuary, Dallas.
DeMELLO, Theodore "Ted," 77, Silverton, 9:30 a.m., St. Paul Catholic Church, Silverton. ESCOBAR, Hector Javier, 7, Dayton, 10:30 a.m., San Martin de Porras Church, Dayton. FITZKE, Delroy 90, Keizer, 3 p.m., Bethany Pioneer Cemetery, Silverton. FRANZ, Raymond Francis, 76, Lincoln Beach, noon, St.
Augustine Catholic Church, Lincoln City. FLORY, Harold 77, Stayton, 2 p.m., Weddle mortuary, Stayton. GILSON, Gilbert 83, Toledo, 3 p.m., Bateman mortuary, Newport. LOPEZ, Lucy Elizabeth, 76, Sweet Home, 2 p.m., Gilliland Cemetery, Sweet Home. McNUTT, Margo Loraine, 44, Silverton, 11 a.m., Assembly of God Church, 437 James Silverton.
MERTZ, Cecilia Ann, 88, Sublimity, 10 a.m., Immaculate Conception Catholic Church, Stayton. OSTREM, John E. "Jack," 55, Salem, 11 a.m., Christ Lutheran Church, Salem. RANDOLPH, Donna Lee, 61, Salem, 3 p.m., Howell-Edwards-Doerksen mortuary, Salem. SAGE BUTTON, Cynthia Ann, 41, Willamina, 1 p.m., Buck Hollow Cemetery, Willamina.
SCHARFF, Blanche Alberta, 87, Bay, 1 p.m., Shore Acres State Park, Coos Bay. SLIVKOFF, Mary Samarin, 73, Salem, 9:45 a.m., Molakan Christian Church, Gervais. STURGES, Golda Lenora "Goldie," 71, Salem, 11 a.m., Restlawn Memory Gardens, Salem. WINNINGHAM, Marietta "Alice," 95, Lebanon, 11 a.m., St. Edward Catholic Church, Lebanon.
Death Notices DENSMORE, John 89, Stayton, Virgil T. Golden mortuary, Salem. Obituary and service information will be published as soon as it becomes available. Scientists discredit beliefs about UFOs Andrew G. Sedivy June 16, 1925 June 23, 1994 LEBANON Andrew G.
Sedivy, 69, died Thursday in his home. He was born and raised in Redbird, Neb. His family lived in Monmouth and Buena Vista while he was a youth, and he attended Monmouth High School. He served in the Army during World War II. After his military discharge, he made his home in Scio.
He received an electrician's license. He married Virginia Longabardo on Dec. 4, 1949. They lived in Pocatello, Idaho until moving to Ontario, where he worked for a cement plant. He then lived in Shelley, Idaho, and was a mechanic.
In 1955 they returned to Monmouth, where he worked for the city and later operated a small engine repair business. He loved the outdoors and helped the handicapped and elderly people in the community. He was a member of the Albany Elks Lodge and helped start AMVETS. Survivors include his wife; son, Michael G. of Albany; daughter, Marsha Staudinger of Longview, brothers, Ed of Monmouth, Al of Salem and Jim of Albany; sisters, Marie Arnold and Betty Weber, both of Salem, Minnie Hollinger of Mill City and Irene Lake of New Meadows, Idaho; and two grandchildren.
Graveside services will begin at 11 a.m. Monday in Buena Vista Cemetery, Independence. Arrangements are by AAsum mortuary, Albany. Contributions may be made to the Lebanon Hospice or the Lebanon Elks Lodge. SJ, Joan A.
Benevides April 13, 1941 June 24, 1994 Joan A. Benevides, 53, of Salem died Friday here. She was born in Mecosta County, and grew up in Santa Rosa, Calif. On Nov. 22, 1961, she married Gil Benevides in Salem.
She moved to Salem from California in 1968 and worked in housekeeping at Willamette University. Her memberships included American Legion Auxiliary Post No. 9, and she enjoyed camping and fishing. Survivors include her husband; daughter, Glenda Benevides of Salem; mother, Anna Friede of Klamath Falls; and brothers, Calvin Douglas, Herman Douglas and Gordon Douglas, and sister, Ruth Shearer, all of Klamath Falls. Private family services will be held.
Private interment will be in Willamette National Cemetery, Portland. Arrangements are by Virgil T. Golden mortuary. Contributions may be made to the Mid-Willamette Valley Hospice, 1467 13th St. SE, Salem, Ore.
97302-2513. SJ, Kathleen Kay Stroup Feb. 4, 1936 June 20, 1994 LINCOLN CITY Kathleen Kay Stroup, 58, died Monday in a Lincoln City hospital. She was born in Minneapolis. Her husband, Jack, is deceased.
Survivors include her son, Thomas J. "Tom" Stroup of Lincoln City. Private inurnment will be held. Arrangements are by Pacific View mortuary. SJ, Hulda Gaiser Gilmore May 31, 1903 June 23, 1994 Hulda Gaiser Gilmore, 91, of Salem died Thursday in Corvallis.
A native of Salem, she lived in Washington as a child. She attended Whitman College and went on to a career in teaching. She taught in Washington until marrying Gordon Gilmore in 1926. They lived in Berkeley, Honolulu, Spokane, Portland, Medford and Salem. She earned a bachelor's degree with honors from Eastern Washington State and taught for a year in Germany.
She then taught second grade, remedial reading and diagnostic testing in the Salem public school system. Her husband died in 1956. She was a 65-year-member of Kappa Kappa Gamma and a longtime member of the First Presbyterian Church. She was known for her open-mindedness and integrity. When 75 years old, she swam 94 laps for a YWCA pledge drive.
Survivors include her son, James of Salem; daughter, Jo Anne Lattin of Corvallis; five grandchildren; and one greatgrandchild. A family memorial gathering will be held. Interment will be private in Belcrest Memorial Park. Arrangements are by Virgil T. Golden mortuary.
Contributions may be made to a charity of choice. SJ, I Astronomer Carl Sagan blames some misconceptions on "scientific illiteracy." The Associated Press TUKWILA, Wash. So you think Earth has been visited by unidentified flying objects, and the evidence has been suppressed by the government? That creatures from outer space regularly abduct humans, sexually abuse them and use them for breeding experiments? Well, you have plenty of company, and that makes you a part of one of the biggest problems in the world of science, astronomer Carl Sagan and others say. "It's not that we're grumpy about lost continents or Sagan said Friday. "It's that the stakes are very high for believing what is not true." He blamed "scientific illiteracy" for widespread willingness to accept hokum as fact.
Surveys indicate 25 percent to 50 percent of adult U.S. citizens "don't know the Earth goes around the sun once a year," Sagan said. "Almost every newspaper in the United states has an astrology column, and none has a daily science column. Some have a weekly science column. Why is that?" he asked.
Of the 740 people attending the convention, which runs through Sunday in this Seattle suburb, most are psychologists, said Paul Kurtz, the chairman and founder of the group. The opening session Thursday evening was devoted to a debate between John Mack, a Harvard of his patients have a been abpsychiatrist who thinks about 90 ducted and molested by space aliens, and Donna Bassett, a free-lance journalist from North Carolina who convinced him she was an abductee. "The (research) environment was disturbing," Bassett said. "There was no scientific method whatsoever." Friday was the 47th anniversary of the first modern report of flying saucers, an account given by search and rescue pilot Kenneth Arnold after a mission near Mount Rainier. In a speech detailing UFO reports and scientific findings, astronomer James E.
McGaha, a retired Air Force major, displayed a black-and-white slide of "mountain mirages," small round forms appearing just over the top of mountain ridges. "They do look like little disks. They do appear to move around," McGaha said. OSU students help community by donating their dorm items The Statesman Journal CORVALLIS Oregon State University students pitched in by the barrel for local charities by pitching out items in the "Great Dorm Cleanout." During final exam week, OSU students were asked to donate their clothing and furniture, non-perishable food and other goods before they left for the summer. All around campus, 55- gallon barrels were set out to collect the goods.
In addition to helping local charities, the idea was to reduce the staggering amount of refuse that fills OSU's trash bins at the end of the school year. The final tally: 34 barrels of clothing were donated to the Vina Moses Center. Births Salem Hospital HALL To Cindy and Jack Hall, Keizer, a daughter, June 23. HARRISON To Kelli and Thomas Harrison, Salem, a son, June 23. HIRE To Teresa and Douglas Hire, Salem, a daughter, June 23.
MILLER Susan and Daniel Miller, Sheridan, a daughter, June 23. RUSSELL To Evelyn and Shawn Russell, Keizer, a daughter, June 23. Silverton Hospital VEGA To Maria Vega, Woodburn, a daughter, June 5. WATTS To Christeena and Don Watts, Silverton, a daughter, June 1. ZAMORA To Aida and J.
Jesus Zamora, Woodburn, a son, June 7. ZUNIAGA To Guadalupe and Edwardo Zuniaga, Woodburn, a daughter, June 19. Santiam Memorial Hospital, Stayton LAMPING To Bonnie Jean and Christopher Lamping, Salem, a son, June 15. Newberg Community Hospital ARCHIBALD To Carrie and David Archibald, McMinnville, a daughter, June 14. BLOSSOM To Maria and Toby Blossom, Newberg, a son, June 14.
ERNST To Kelly and Michael Ernst, Newberg, a son, June 13.0 LIEBENOW To Michele and Michael Liebenow, Tigard, a daughter, June 14. FUNERAL MEMORIAL INFORMATION Funeral 202 Funeral Funeral Notices Notices 202 Notices 202 Delroy H. Fitzke Hulda Gaiser Gilmore Jessie W. Arnold Graveside services, Saturday, Family Memorial Services will Graveside services, WednesJune 25, 1994, 3pm, Bethany be held. Private interment, day, June 29, 1994, 10:30 am, Pioneer Cemetery, Silverton.
Belcrest Memorial Park. Sur- Restlawn Memory Gardens. BARRICK FUNERAL CHAPEL. vivors include: son, James, BARRICK FUNERAL CHAPEL 205 Church St. SE Salem; daughter, Jo Anne Lat- 205 Church St.
SE tin, Corvallis; 5 grandchildren; 1 great grandchild. Contr, Charity of choice. VIRGIL T. GOLDEN CHAPEL, 605 Com'1 SE at Oak Funeral Directors 203 Donna Lee Randolph Memorial services, Saturday, June 25, 1994, 3:00 p.m., KEIZER CHAPEL HOWELL-EDWARDS- Ida M. "Eason" Cranger 4365 River Rd DOERKSEN the Services, Monday, June 27, 393-6666 GARDENS, 1350 Com'1 SE.
1994, 2:00 pm, BARRICK FUNERAL CHAPEL, 205 Church St. SE. Crypt entombment, Restlawn Funeral Home Belcrest Mausoleum. 201 Oak Grove Rd NW 585-1373 Harold R. Wiggans Thursday, June 23, in Salem.
Virginia R. Malmstrom Funeral Survivors include: wife, Marie At the of the de- Supplements 204 T. Mandernach, Salem; daugh- request ceased, no services will be ter, June Bodenhamer, Se- held. Carole Private interment. Sur- DEATH INFORMATION attle; Johnson, Salem; sister, Iva Foulks, Reno, NV; vivors include: son, James A 24-hr recorded message 3 grandchildren; 3 great Grants Pass; daughter, De- 371-1567 grandchildren.
Graveside serlayne Giardini, Portland; vices, Monday, June 27, 1994, Parkdale. granddaughter, Will, Erin 1:30 p.m., Belcrest Memorial Contr, Salem Area Lots Park. Contributions, charity of Seniors Building Fund, 3864 Monuments 207 choice. RIGDON- River Rd Salem, OR 97303. RANSOM, COLONIAL VIRGIL T.
GOLDEN CHAPEL Arrangements, CHAPEL, Companion Plots, Rest299 Cottage NE. at Oak lawn $1500 incl. Memory price Gardens, of 605 Com'1 SE a Marker. 378-1937. Five barrels of food were given to a local soup kitchen.
barrels of glass, tin and plastic and nearly 20 barrels of newsprint were collected to recycle. "It was a huge success," said Brian Thorsness, OSU's surplus property manager. "There are a lot of local families who can use the things that students often throw away because they don't want to cart them home." The program, now in its second year, was created by Thorsness, who recently received the Government Employee of the Year award by the Association of Oregon Recyclers. Sponsors included OSU's Residence Hall Association and Interfraternity Council. PETRIE To Robin and James Petrie, Newberg, a son, June 10.
Emanuel Hospital, Portland BARNES To Jesse and Randy Barnes, Salem, a son, June 21. Kaiser Sunnyside Medical Center, Clackamas CARR To Becky and Don Carr, Aurora, a daughter, May 26. Willamette Falls Hospital, Oregon City BONN To Kimberly and Christopher Bonn, Salem, a daughter, June 7. Skyline Hospital, White Salmon, Wash. KELLY To Carol and Michael Kelly, Parkdale, formerly of Keizer, a daughter, May 29.
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