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AlbanyMid-valley A2 ALBANY (OR.) DEMOCRAT-HERALD, MONDAY. AUGUST 5. 2002 i aaeaaaaseaaaljf Events TONIGHT AmaricM Lgofl Bingo 6:30, American Legion Hall, 480 ii-i a 11 rm i i i DupUcart Brido 1 1 a.m., Legion Hall, 1215 Pacific 4 Blvd. S.E.; ell welcome, $3 per player; 928-0340. Monday at Montetth 7 p.m.

concert by Misty River In Monteith Riverpark, northwest CWater and Cslapoola streets, Albany. Food available from 5:30 p.m. Donations accepted. Folk, country and bluegrass. VTW public bingo 6:30 p.m., Veterans of Foreign Wars Hall, 685 Main St, Sweet Home; public Invited, children welcome.

Library game day 2 p.m., Albany Main Library, 1390 Waverty i Drive S.E.; "No losers Game Day, includes a Quidditch tournament and other cooperative games baaed ion books. Duplicate Bridge 7:30 p.m., 'Albany Senior Center, 489 Water Ave. $3 admission. Public welcome; info: 926-6128. Lebanon Book Buddie 11 a.m.

to noon, pre-achool storytime, 1 at the Lebanon Library, 626 Second 'Buggy Bugs." Lebanon park concert 6:30 p.m.. In Ralston Park. Food vendors open at 6 p.m. The Albany Swing rBand. Summer band eonoert 8 p.m., Corvellis Central Park Gazebo, Clnhtk aiw4 asi ietnn atraat Ru thai Man arrested after two cut with box cutter Albany Damocrat-Harild A California man was arrested early Saturday after he allegedly cut two men at Lum Yuen Restaurant on Price Road S.E.

Police said the cuts were inflicted with a box cutter. Arthur Aguayo, 40, was arrested on two counts of attempted murder and lodged at Linn County Jail. William K. Holm, 22, of Bend, and Christopher L. Driscoll, 23, of Albany, were both treated at Samaritan Albany General Hospital for lacerations on their necks and released.

According to an Albany Police report, Holm and a group of friends arrived at Lum Yuen on Friday between 11:30 p.m. and midnight. After spending some time dancing, Holm. sat down at the bar and said to a friend, "I'm beat, I'm tired." Then, according to the report, Aguayo turned around and said, "Did you call me a beaner?" Holm told Aguayo that wasn't what he'd said, but Aguayo allegedly slapped him in the neck. At first, Holm said he didn't realize he'd been cut, then saw that his neck was bleeding where Aguayo had slapped him.

According to the report, Driscoll saia he was outside in the parking lot of the restaurant, preparing to leave, when Aguayo asked for a ride in his car. Driscoll refused, and Aguayo allegedly cut him in the neck with a box cutter. Aguayo began to walk away, but police had arrived by that time and arrested him. The report stated the cut on Holm's neck was 11 centimeters long and required 22 stitches. The cut on Driscoll's neck was 9 centimeters long and also required 22 stitches.

GRAHAM KISLINGBURY Democnt-Herald ROOF WORK AT SAFEHAVEN: Skip Volkman, a member of the Mid-Valley Lions Club, starts tearing off a portion of the corrugated fiberglass roof over five outdoor kennels Saturday morning at SafeHaven Humane Society on Highway 34 southeast of Albany. Volkman, along with other members of the Corvallis club and volunteers from YouthBuild, worked from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. removing the old leaky roof and replacing some beams and braces. Next weekend the volunteers will return to install waferboard and composition roofing.

Materials totaled about $700. The Linn County Kennel Club donated die money for the materials, and The Home Depot provided a discount, said F.I. Goldhaber, president of the Mid-Valley Lions Club, which is coordinating the project Corvallis Community Band. Rehearsal at 7 p.m.; ail musicians to join in. PubSIc lilstSngs TONIGHT Brownsville City Council 7 p.m., Library, 146 Spaulding Brownsville.

-i Sweat Horn Planning 7:30 commission meeting, City Hall, 1140 12th Ave. TUESDAY Albany Regional Mueeum 7 p.m., 136 Lyon St Russ Sprague, 967-9551. Banton Commissioners a.m. to p.m., Benton Plaza meeting room, 408 S.W. Monroe, Corvallis.

1 Unn Commissioners 9:30 "a.m., Courthouse, room 200, Fourth and Broadalbin streets, Albany. Work session. Tangent downtown 9 a.m., "Old Tangent Community Church; discussion to lead toward down devel Arthur Calderon Deborah Brayton Aug. 7. 1954 Aug.

1. 2002 Jan. 1, 1934 July 30. 2002 Arthur Calderon, 68, of Minnetonka, died Tuesday in California after a battle with can- cer. Mr.

Calderon was born in Albany to Arthur and Esther (Rubalcaba) Calderon. He graduated from Albany Union High School in 1950. He married Democrat'fieralD Publication number USPS 012-280 opment decision; Georgia Edwards, 'city recorder, 928-1020. aftl awn eMaaji frejpaw: a BftdB Unn Emergency Senrlcaa 7:30 p.m., Linn Armory Miller room 1 Fourth and Lyon streets, -'Albany. Unn Foster Parents 7 to 9 o.m..

CSD Office conference room. Evanette "Evey" Serulnic in 1958 in Minneapolis. They lived in California and Oregon and moved to Minneapolis in the summer of 1961. Mr. Calderon graduated from Periodicals postage paid at Albany, OR 97321 POSTMASTER: Send address changes to Albany Democrat-Herald, P.O.

Box 130, Albany, OR 97321-0041 Customer Information Published dairy and, In combination with the Corvallis Geaettt-nmes on Sunday by Lat Enterprises, Inc. Office Address 600 Lyon St. S.W., Albany, Oregon Mailing Address P.O. Box 130, Albany, OR 97321-0041 E-mail Addresses Advertising: edsOdhonllne.com News: iwwsOdhonNne.oom Internet: adh.onVneOlee.net World Wide Web Address hripywww.otiopJlfie.oonV Telephone numbers Classified (541) 812-T3112 Arthur Calderon 1 18 Second Ave. S.E., Albany; WAHS Boosters 7 p.m.

'Monday at West Albany High School; meeting to discuss clubs, athletics and budget woes for the coming school year. TUESDAY Albany FhwaUcers 6 p.m. summer volkswalk; meet at Alterra Villas, 1929 Grand Prairie Road S.E., onrt nstrlr in that uieitnra' Int Irvr a Mr. Freeman was born in Lebanon to Ray and Esther 'Mickey (Loux) Freeman. He graduated from Sweet Home High School in 1982, where he was a talented member of the wrestling team.

He enlisted in the Army and was stationed in Korea. After his discharge, he worked for the Office of Communications in the U.S. State Department. Mr. Freeman spoke several languages proficiently and had traveled extensively in his work.

He had worked in the Dominican Republic, Nicaragua, Lago in Nigeria, and Bogota, Columbia: In between assignments in other countries, he lived in the Washington, D.C., area. He is survived by parents Mickey and Clair Mclntyre and Ray and Betty Freeman, all of Sweet Home; brothers Ray Freeman of Junction City, Ron and Larry Freeman, both of Sweet Home, Ray Smith of Vancouver, Michael Freeman of Los Angeles, Jeff Freeman of Salem, Bill Mclntyre of Las Vegas, Mike Mclntyre of Helena, and Pat Mclntyre of Sparks, and sisters Cheryl Stone of Paris, Nyla Howell of Fallon, and Claire Jean Hentborne of Sweet Home. A memorial service for Mr. Freeman will begin at i p.m. Tuesday at the Amphitheater at the Community Chapel in Sweet Home.

Workman Steckly Funeral Chapel is handling arrangements. Judith Sigworth Sept 7. 1939 Aug. 4, 2002 Judith Ann Sigworth, 62, of Albany died Sunday at Samaritan Albany General Hospital. She was born in Illinois to John and Dorothy Elizabeth Lungren.

She grew up in Fontana, Calif. She married Melvin Marcus Dumas, and they had divorced. She married Gilbert Sigworth and he died in 1985. Mrs. Sigworth had attended Cornerstone Baptist Church in Fontana, Calif.

She moved to Albany in 1998. Surviving are son Mark Dumas of Albany; daughters Elizabeth Young of Albany and Mary Ann Dumas of Rancho Cucamonga, brother Richard Lungren of Fontana, and seven grandchildren. Private family services will be held. Burial will be at Green Acres Cemetery in Bloomington, Calif. Fisher Funeral Home is handling arrangements.

Jason Blaine Rider Aug. 3, 2002 Jason Blaine Rider, infant son of Elizabeth Ann "Liz" Kent and David Blaine Rider of Albany died before birth Saturday at Lebanon Community Hospital. Surviving are his parents and brother David "D.J." Rider all of Albany; grandparents Kimberly Thompson of Sweet Home, Albert and Lorraine Kent of Newport and Denise "Dee" Rider of Sweet Home; and great-grandparents Bill and Jean Glass of La Pine and Bill and Meridee Fox of Sisters. A graveside service will begin at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Gilliland Cemetery.

Workman Steckly Funeral Chapel is handling arrangements. Funeral notice Vivian Stroh, 86, of Lebanon died Friday in Portland. Recitation of the Rosary will begin at 7 p.m. Tuesday at Huston-Jost Funeral Home. Funeral Mass will begin at 11 a.m.

Wednesday at St. Edwards Catholic Church. Death notices Lewis Banker, 82, of Lebanon died Sunday at home. Huston-Jost Funeral Home is handling arrangements. Eldon J.

Van Fossan, 81, died Sunday at Sarnaritan Albany General Hospital. DeMoss-Durdan Funeral Home is liandling arrangements. Joseph Winded, 54, of Sisters formerly of Lebanon, died Sunday at Lebanon Community Hospital. Huston-Jost Funeral Home is handling arrangements. Circulation (541)812-6115 Deborah Lynn Brayton, 47, of Albany died Thursday at Samaritan Albany General Hospital.

Born in Loma Linda, to Robert and Florence (Moore) Jones, she was raised in southern California and Hastings, -where she graduated from high school. She earned a degree in elementary education in 1977 from Denver Baptist Bible College. She married Ken Brayton on July 16, 1977, in Denver, Colo. They lived in San Diego before moving to Albany in 1984. Mrs.

Brayton taught for three in San Diego and was a sub-, stitute teacher in Albany. For the last year she taught first grade at Albany Christian School Mrs. Brayton was an active member of the North Albany Baptist Church, where she taught Sunday school and was a deaconess. She loved kids, enjoyed scrap-booking and was known as an excellent seamstress and cook. Surviving are husband Ken; daughters Kristina and Valerie Brayton, both of Albany; mother Florence Hordge of Santee, brother Michael Jones of Phoenix, and sisters Linda Seavey of Calimesa, and Becky Stout of San Diego, Calif.

A memorial service will be held from 3 to 5 p.m. Wednesday at the First Baptist Church. A picnic will follow the service at 5 p.m. at Monteith RiverPark. Private burial was at Twin Oaks Memorial Gardens.

Contributions in Mrs. Brayton's name may be made to the Center for Grieving Children in Goma, Congo, in care of Fisher Funeral Home, P.O. Box 156, Albany, Ore. 97321. Patrick Freeman Sept 4, 1964 Jury 29.

2002 SWEET HOME Former Sweet Home resident Patrick Todd Freeman, 37, of Washington, D.C., died July 29. All other departments (541)926-2211 BIIU pain III L. IW iW WW. 1.1 i. I.

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Mr. Calderon earned 15 computer science patents and retired in 1996. He had a passion for gardening and for sharing his flowers. He enjoyed his family, especially his grandchildren. Surviving are wife Evey, son Brian of Minnetonka; daughters Tamara Juntilla and Pamela O'Brien, both of Minnetonka, and Lori Holmquist of Maine; brothers James Dove of Portland and Robert Dove of Eugene; and sisters Betty Thatcher, Irene Bolman and Cdnsuelo Long, all of Albany, and Carmelita Barr of Chehalis, Wash.

There are eight grandchildren. Sister Suzanne Cruse preceded him in death. A memorial service will begin at 4 p.m. on Aug. 25, at 2514 Cedarwood Ridge Road, Minnetonka, 55305.

Contributions in Mr. Calderon's name may be made to the American Cancer Society. Graham Kislingbury Managing Editor Kim Jackson News Editor Mike Henneke Sunday Editor OrciMfan Chris Burns Circulation Manager AccoiHitlnayBiisinan Sharon Errwrtegqer Controller Cindy Draper Assistant Controller Bill Draper MIS Director uti UI9 ronvviiiKiB str.u anu beyond. 926-1735; everyone Albany Optimists noon, Pizza Hut 2215 14th Ave. S.E.

American Legion Bingo 7:30 p.m., 1215 Pacific Blvd. S.E., 7 for members and guests. Aqua-Nuts SCUBA Divers 7 p.m., Corvallis Pizza Hut Fifth and ''Harrison streets. Info: Pat Neal 752-0559. Crawfordeville Watch 7 p.m., Crawfordsville School Library.

Cribbaga Club 6:30 p.m., VFW Hall, 1469 Timber St, Albany; nine-game tournament; all wel-'come; 928-9893. Knight's Templar 7:30 p.m., 431 First N.W., Albany, Temple Commandery 3. Mid-Valley Singles 7 p.m., coffee at Boccherini's, 208 First Ave. S.W., Albany; Joanne, 928-1 139. Senior Csntsrs TUESDAY Albany, 489 Water Ave.

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