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ALBANY (OR DtMOCRAI I ILHAID. TUESDAY, SLPT. 4, 2001 A LBANY'M ID-VALLE Community Calendar Beuford Silbaugh March 23, 1926 Sept. 2. 2001 Beuford Arless Silbaugh 75, 'I of Albany died Sunday surrounded by his family.

Born in Agar, S.D., he was the son of Beuford Arless Sr. and Rosella (Olson) Silbaugh. He attended school-in Pinp Rivpr 3 RYAN GARDNER Gaelle limes Jamie Lutz, vice president of the AlbanyCorvallis Carpenter's Local Union 1094, left, turns hot dogs on the grill while Howard Morrical of Albany adds hamburgers. Labor takes a holiday He served eight years in the Army, four years as an Army Ranger, including during Desert Storm. He also served four years in the National Guard.

Mr. Novak worked in Albany for seven years for the Portland Western Railroad. He enjoyed archery hunting and fishing and loved animals. He married Evonne Holmes on Nov. 16, 1998, in Albany.

She survives. Also surviving are son Jareth Daniel Holmes of Sweet Home; daughters Emily and Lidia Novak of Sweet Home; parents Sebastian and Ilona of Claremont, brother Joseph of Alhambra, and sister Debbie Crockett of Lebanon. A memorial service will begin at 11 a.m. Thursday at Workman Steckly Funeral Chapel, 1443 Long Sweet Home. Leonard Truett Sept.

13, 1921 Sept. 2, 2001 Leonard Truett, 79, of Lebanon died Sunday at home. Mr. Truett was born in Havana, the son of Zeek and Johnie Mae (Carpenter) Truett. He lived in Arkansas and Oklahoma before moving to California at age 16.

He was drafted into the Army and served during World War II. After his discharge, he returned to Arkansas and married Fay Johnson on May 22, 1944, in Havana, Ark. They lived in Arkansas, Texas and Los Angeles, before moving to Lebanon in April of 1969. Mr. Truett was an upholsterer, and he owned his own upholstery business in Albany before retiring in 1983.

He attended the Lebanon First Assembly of God and belonged to the Santiam Post of the American Legion. He enjoyed fishing. Surviving are wife Fay; brother Bonnie of Oklahoma; and sisters Yvonne Edwards, Bernice Bryant and Rosie Hendrix, all of Oklahoma, and Eoline Lee of Arkansas. There are three grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. No services are planned Contributions in Mr.

Truett's name may be made to the American Cancer Society and sent in care of Huston Jost Funeral Home, 86, W. Grant Lebanon, Ore. 97355. Events TONIGHT Corvallls auditions 7 30 p.m., for "Dial lot Murilor," at tho Maiestic ThanlHt, 115 S.W. ShcoiicI Corviillis.

Duplicate Bridge 7.30 pin Albany Senior CnnlHr. 4H9 Wiiltir Ave. $3 admission Public whI come, inlo: 926 6128 WEDNESDAY Albany Senior Dance 1 30 p.m., Eiiijles, 127 Broadalbin N.W. Non EhiIhs, siiuIhs and all ayns welcome; $3 Livh music, riiliesh-menls. MarcjH Carlor, 92H 3252 Big-band concert 7 to 30 p.m., Central Paik Band Shell, Eighth and Madison Streets, Corvallis.

Corvallit auditions 7:30 p.m., for "Dial for Murder," at the Majestic Theater, 115 S.W. Second Corvallis. 408 public bingo 6 30 p.m., Cottonwoods Hall on Second Street, Lebanon. Round of Month dance 8 p.m., Eaijies Lodge, 127 Broadalbin St. N.W.

Storytime, puppet show 10:30 a.m., Mam library, 1390 Waverly Drive Public Meetings TONIGHT Albany Regional Museum 7 p.m., 136 Lyon St: Gerald Bronnuman, 926 2547. Lebanon Schools 7 p.m. district meeting, in the board room, 485 S. Fifth Ave Lebanon WEDNESDAY Albany, Tangent councils 6 Tangent City Hall, 32909 Highway 99E, Tangent; discussion of Bass Estate Task Force objectives; discussion of Wright letter to the Albany City Council Linn Commissioners 9 30 a.m., Linn Courthouse, Southwest Fourth and Broadalbin Parks and Recreation 6 30 p.m., City of Albany, in the Calapooia room at Albany City Hall, 333 Broadalbin St. S.W Organizations TONIGHT Albany Optimists noon, American Legion Building, 1215 Pacific Blvd American Legion Bingo and lived in South Dakota, Silbaugh Minnesota and Corvallis before moving to Albany in 1980..

He served in the Army during World War II. He and Helen iBanley) Silbaugh were married for 40 years before she died. He married Montank on Oct. 1, 1988, in Albany. Mr.

Silbaugh was an agricultural researcher for the U.S. Department of Agriculture for 25 years. He worked in maintenance for the Albany School District for 12 years. Mr. Silbaugh belonged to the Kpiscopal Church and was a member and former post commander of the American Legion; he was a search and rescue advisor for Explorer Scouts and a Boy Scout troop leader.

His favorite pastimes included gardening, visiting the coast and feeding the seagulls, mall walking and working in his shop. He was very fond of his poodle, Duchess. Surviving are wife Carol; sons Bill of Arlington, Texas, and Mike of Redmond, stepson M. Foster of Albany; stepdaugh ters Pamela Foster of Albany and Elizabeth Foster of Lebanon; brothers John Silbaugh South Dakota and Fred Silbaugh of Minnesota; sister Vanita Reinbold of Kalama.oo, and grandchil Carpenters' picnic brings together workers' groups Corvallis area as a morale booster for carpenters' union members. But Monday's picnic wasn't all fun and games.

Two members of the Oregon Public Employees Union, which represents non faculty employees at the state's universities, were also on hand to drum up support for their union's possible strike by Sept. 17. If contract mediation sessions today and Wednesday are unproductive, the uniori plans to vote Thursday whether to walk off the job. It would be the first strike against Oregon1 universities by the OPEU since 1995. Deborah Dombrowski, president of the local Corvallis branch of the OPEU, said the two unions have a history of supporting each other, adding that the picnic was a good way to build mutual support.

"It's a good idea," she said. "In unity there is strength. Besides, these guys always have good food." For the Albany Democrat-Herald On Monday, the mid valley carpenters' union put the labor back in Labor Day. In a decade long tradition, Local 1094 of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America held a Labor Day picnic at North Albany Park. In addition to grilling burgers and playing games, roughly 50 people mostly union carpen ters and their families used the holiday cele bration to build solidarity with other union groups.

"It helps them meet the families of their coworkers and get to know the people better," said Hon Arehart, president of the Corvallis based Local 1094. The picnic is generally held every other year at various parks in the Albany and Police and fire Reports 7:30 p.m., 1215 Pacific Blvd. S.E., Foiling financial fraud for members and guests I Aqua-Nuts SCUBA Divers 7 p.m., Corvallis Piai Hut, Fifth and 7 I Deffiocrat'locralD ALBANY POLICE Publication number USPS 012-280 PAR MINT D2 DL Harrison streets. Info Pat Neal 752 0559 Crawfordsvilla Watch 7 p.m., Crawfordsville School Library. Creative Anachronists 7 p.m., newcomers' meeting for the Society of Creative Anachronists, at the Albany United Presbyterian Church, 330 Fifth Ave.

SW Ken McKenie, 926 2020 Cribbage Club 5 30 p.m., VFW Hall, 1469 Timber St nine game tournament, all welcome Info: 928 9893 Knight's Templar 7 30 431 First Temple Commandery 3 Mid-Valley Singles 7 newcomers' meeting and coffee at Boccherim's, 208 First Ave Red Cedar Circle 7 to 8 30 pm, 4070 NE Highway 20, Corvallis, prayer circle in Northwest Native American tradition; 752 1458 Periodicals postage paid at Albany, OR 97321 POSTMASTER: Send address changes to Albany Democrat-Herald, PO. Box 130, Albany, OR 97321-0041 Customer Information Publiihd daily and. in combination witn the Corvallis Timas on Sundav by Lea Enlerpriaet. Inc Office Address 600 Lyon Si Albany Oregon Mailino Address PO Bo 130. Albany.

OR 97321 0041 E-mail Addresses Advertising adsOdhondna com News news adhonline com Internal anally a man ids net World Wide Wei Address http www dhonlme com Telephone numbers Classified dren Bob, Kelly, Brianne and Jamie Silbaugh He was preceded in death by brother Walter and by sister Pansy Swensen. A memorial service will begin at 3 p.m. Thursday at Fisher Funeral Home, with entombment to be at Twin Oaks Memorial Mausoleum. Contributions in his name may be made to the Alzheimer's Association, in care of Fisher Funeral Home, P.O. Box 156, Albany, Ore.

97321. Dorothy McClure Jan. 19, 1921 Sept. 2, 2001 Dorothy L. McClure, 80, of Sweet Home died Sunday at Albany Care Center.

She was born in Denver, the daughter of Robert and Viola i Bowles i Howell. She grew up in Colorado and later lived in Roseburg for three years before moving to Sweet Home in 1954. She married Earl D. McClure on April 20, 1945. He died Sept.

14, 1998. Mrs. McClure was a homemaker. who loved to read. She attended church at the Kingdom Hall of the Jehovah's Witnesses in Sweet Home.

Surviving are son Louis Gellette of Independence; daughters Alice Braaten of Eagle Point and Linda Tenbuseh of Sweet Home; 14 grand children; and many great-grandchildren. Sons Harold Angel and David Angel and siblings Viola Howell and Phillip Howell preceded her in death. A memorial service will begin at 7:30 Friday at the Sweet Home Kingdom Hall, 4714 Highway 20 Workman Steckly Funeral Chapel is handling arrangements. Peter Novak Sept 21, 196S Sapt. 2, 2001 I'cter Novak, 32, of Sweet Home, dud Sunday at his home.

Born in Pace, Hungary, he was the son of Sebastian and Ilona Novak. The family moved from Hungary lo Albany, and Peter graduated in VM from South Albany High School. Albany Police logged 104 reports of forged checks and cred it cards In calendar 2000. Another 143 have been reported this year. To avoid becoming a victim: Shred all documents, includ ing pre approved credit applications received in your name, insurance forms, bank checks and statements you are discarding and other financial information.

Never give your credit card number to a person who calls you. Only give your credit card number if you placed the call to a legitimate business. Never buy something in order to win a prize. This practice is illegal and reputable businesses do not require a purchase in order to enter a contest. Do not give out personal information over the phone, through the mail, or over the Internet unless you have initialed the contact or know with whom you are dealing.

Do not use your mother's maiden name, your birth date, the last four digits of your social secu nty number or similar series of numbers as a password for any- MAN FOUND DEAD: A 32 year old Sweet Home man died of a self inflicted gunshot wound Sunday evening, according to the Linn County Sheriff's Office Peter Novak was discovered about 7:50 p.m. at 42909 Amos Creek Drive in Sweet Home He was employed Portland Western Railroad in Albany. Relatives in California were notified. HORSE KILLED: A horse struck by a van while standing in the road about 6:15 this morning at 34130 Riverside Drive died ot the scene, according to the Linn County Sheriff's Office The van driver, Jay Allen Swing, 38, of Albany was not iniired. The horse belonged to Linda Hewitt and had gotten out through an electrical fence Fires JEFFERSON 104 rn Monday The engine compartment in a 1975 pickup caught fire in front of Jefferson High School on Taltrot Road Damage esti mated at $2,000 Three units responded.

No injuries. Burglaries, Thefts (Of more than I7S0) ALBANY POLICE Taken from a white van parked in the 1HO0 of fescue St reported Monday, tools and a scale valued at $700 plus $700 for a bro ken window Arrests, Referrals ALBANY POLICE B'andy Rerwe Needham, 20, Albany Mxxtty Charges warrants thing. Never invest your money without thoroughly investigating the company or business. Never respond to pressure to "act today." Legitimate business es allow you time to make an informed decision. Never pay taxes, duty or shippinrjcharges on a prize you are told you have won.

Legitimate businesses will arrange for you to receive your prize without a deliv ery charge. With a cash prize, the promoter will withhold the taxes or report the amount of your winnings to the IRS. Police calls for service (Week ending Aug 27): Year to date: 17,991 Calls last week: S75 Arrests last week: 65 Circulation 1S41) All other departments 41j Toll ttee Irom Harrthburg (M 1 SNS 67 1 Advertising AX lM') 5298 (Sail 4799 Supervisory Personnel Martha Wtlla Publlthar Gene fuiton Retail Arj Manager Jude Weisierl Retail Team I eader Hasso Hermg OMor Managing for forgery and identity theft from Marion County Taketi to Linn County Jail and released per Marion County LINN COUNTY SHERIFF Jason Leonard Corona. 21, Corvallis, Sunday Charge parole violation lodged in Linn County Jail LEBANON POLICE Janette llene Coughran, Lebanon, Sunday Charges contempt of court, parole violation, failure to inform police Lodged in Lmn County Jail, John Wayne Hagan, 36. Lebanon, Monday Charge possession of con trolled substam methampheta mine Taken to Linn County Jail Rim Jackson News Idilor Mme Hennhe Sunday drtor CkcusMien teOold Crrrulayin Manager Accounttrvjsjueineee Sharon monegger Controller Awaf1 West to hold dance, parents meeting Production Almanac 5tmffay high rmwttvl Mf irUy high tH, jr, Jfrsn BO 46 77 3 A danre for West Albany High School freshmen and a meeting for parents of freshmen will be held tonight at the school.

11, to Queen Ave The dance Roes from 7 to 9 in the cafeteria The par ents meeting will start at 7 in the library The meeting will provide an opjmrtunity for parents to ask questions and learn about expectations for freshmen, said Vice Principal Susie Orsborn. who will lead the meeting with Principal Dan Jamison Ram 1jti Subscription Impommation CAiwaiR A no motor Roon RA't WEDNESDAY Albany Downtown Lions noon. Pops Branding Iron, 901 Pacific Blvd SE Albany Jaycees 7 30 Jaycee Hall. Timber Lmr, Memorial Park Albany Odd Fellows 7 30 pm 738 Fifth St SE Albany Toasrmasters 6 1 30 Hereford Steer, 2780 Pacific Blvd. v.onrt floor mwtting room, all weir rune, rail Sylvn.

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