Albany Democrat-Herald from Albany, Oregon • 2

2 ALBANY DEMOCRAT-HERALD, TUESDAY, NOV. 6, 1979 caOeeidair ther V) public safety report Darline Mae Morrison. 43, 1635 N.W. Garyanna Corvallis, II 20 a.m. Monday Pacific Boulevard and the Lyon Street nn-ramp.

Drivers: developments. 11:45 a Supersonics Toastmasters Club, Sambo's 2180 Pacific Blvd E. Noon -Albany Downtown Lions Club, Pop's Branding Iron Restaurant. 901 Pacific Blvd. S.E, Speaker: Angelo Carello, Federal Reserve Board 12-10 m.

-Albany Optimist Club. Spr ing Hill Country Club. 155 Country Club Lane. 6 30 Beta Slgha Phi all city potluck. First United Methodist Church, 1115 28th S.W.

Bring table service. 6:30 pm -American Business Women's Association, social. Pop's Branding Iron, 901 Pacific Blvd E. Dinner 7 officer election. 7 Chapter Steelheaders, Albany Senior Center.

489 Water Ave. N.W. Public welcome. 7 p.m.-Sei Scouts Explorer Unit No. 359, Veterans' Memorial Hall.

Fifth Avenue and Lyon Street, 7:30 m. -Enduring as a Model A Car Club, State Savings Loan Association. 231 Second Ave. S.W. Anyone interested In Model As welcome.

7:30 p.m. -Albany BPW, Maple Lawn. 1950 Salem Road E. 7:30 m. -South Albany Booster Club cancelled due to conflict with football banquet.

8 p.m. Lebanon Singles, Darrell's Restaurant, 1890 S. Main Lebanon. 8 p.m.- Albany Jaycees. administration building.

Timber Linn Memorial Park. mm Classes WEDNESDAY 7 30 pm. -Square dance lessons. seventh-graders through seniors. Calapooia Junior High School Cafeteria.

830 24Ui Ave. S.E. Sundance Kids. Entertainment TONIGHT 7:30 to 10 Historical Society benefit bingo. Restaurant.

3410 Splcer Road SE. 7:30 m. -Albany Duplicate Bridge, Albany Senior Center. 489 Water Ave. N.W.

Public invited. 8 pm Albany Circle 8'ers plus one-two workshop. Sunrise Grade School. 730 19th Ave. S.E.

Bob Erny caller. Events TONIGHT 7:30 -Rehearse Handel's Messiah, Room 213 Humanities Building. LBCC. 6500 Pacific Blvd. S.W.

Open to interested persons. Government events WEDNESDAY 9 30 a Benton County Board of Commission. Law Enforcement Building, 180 N.W. Fifth St.Corvallis. 10 a.m.

-Linn County Board of Commissioners, Linn County Courthouse. Room 200. Organizations TONIGHT 6 pm-Mavericks, coffeesnackdlnner. Sambo's. 2180 Pacific Blvd.

S.E. Business meeting follows. 7 30 m. -Overeaten Anonymous, Calvin United Presbyterian Church, 1736 N.W. Dixon St.Corvallis.

7:30 No 23. Lebanon Community Hospital. Lebanon. Officer elec-tionLBCC educational film showing. 7:30 p.m.

-Single Parents, family volleyball, McFarland School. 34100 McFarland Road. WEDNESDAY All morning Pineway Ladles Club, Pineway Golf Course. 30949 Pineway Road, Lebanon. 6 30 a.m.

-Albany Toastmasters, Albany General Hospital. 1046 Sixth Ave. S.W. Open to men and women 7 a Albany Chamber of Commerce Industrial Committee. Sambo's, 2180 Pacific Blvd.

E. Speaker: Ray Cone. Tektronix. to discuss Lebanon 0f a shower and periods of ISfahi dayHlghs 55-60. Lows tomght Coast (Cascade Head to Point St George) Winds east to southeast 10 to 20 mph through tonight.

Local seas 2 to 5 feet, cean swells west 5 to 8 feet, Rain changing to showers JJ rtitR. mid LowS Twt Qin nJZTJ Lr? Si Cnance few showers and daring Wednesday Highs in mid 50s. Lows tonight Cascades Showers tonight and Wednesday. gwfal- to Columbia Gorge Chance of a few showers and periods of clearing tonight and "Wednes- day. Highs 50-55.

Lows tonight 40 to 45. Columbia Basin Plateau Mostly cloudy through Wednesday, local areas of light rain and og Highs nearB50 LOWS tonight 35-40. MOStly ClOUdy through Wednesday, local areas light rain and fog. Highs 45-50. Lows tonight in mid 30S.

South Central Oregon, Southeast Oregon Mostly cloudy through Wednesday Wltn cnance of ram at times' mainly south portion. Highs 45- 50. Lows tonight in mid 30s. Northeast Mountains AP Leserphoto Satellite photo at 9:15 a.m. today shows active cold front sweeping into Oregon and northern California.

Fire, ambulance runs (from 8 a.m. Monday to 8 a.m. today) ALBANY EMERGENCY AMBULANCE 11:51 a Monday 933 llth Ave S.W.. no patient trip. In service 21 minutes 2:49 m.

Monday -Rt. 1 Box 381 Stella Butte Loop. Shedd, run recalled. In ser vice 17 minutes 1 4:33 m. Monday Linn-Benton Com munlty College gymnasium.

6500 Pacific Blvd. S.W,. one person, wrestling injury In service 43 minutes LEBANON EMERGENCY AMBULANCE 10:30 a Monday -38938 River Drive to Lebanon Community Hospital, one person, sick. In service 1 hour 27 minutes 3:42 p.m. Monday -450 Market St.

to Lebanon Community Hospital, one person, sick. In service44 minutes 4:26 m. Monday -2796 S. Main Road No. 4 to Lebanon Community Hospital, one person, sick.

In service I hour 42 minutes. 2:24 a.m. today-31960 Berlin Road, no patient trip In service 39 minutes, LEBANON FIRES 10:20 a.m. Monday -1560 Park Drive, fire caused by short circuit In heater, minor damage. One unit in service 19 minutes.

10:39 a m. Monday River Drive, assist ambulance One unit In service 31 minutes. 3:43 p.m. Monday-450 Market SL. assist ambulance.

One unit in service 14 minutes. 4:35 m. Monday -2796 Main Road No. 4. assist ambulance.

One unit in service 35 minutes. 2 40 am. today-Assembly of God Church. Main and Wheeler streets, report of smoke, nothing found. One unit in service 11 minutes.

SWEET HOME EMERGENCY AMBULANCE 7:49 Monday -821 Dogwood St. to Leb one person, sick. In service I hour 22 minutes. Vehicle accidents (fromBa m. Monday to 8 a.m.

today) ALBANY POLICE Between 9 and 10 m. Sunday ate report )-Rlchey's Supermarket. 1715 S. Hill St. Parked car belonging to Edward Poehlman.

1325 Casa Villa, struck by unknown vehicle. 9:10 a.m. Monday Fifth Avenue and Baker Street. Drivers: Wendy Caroline Torgeson. 19.

2351 Queen Ave. S.E. No. I. and Kenneth Alan McGinnis.

18. 1406 Sixth Ave. E. Charge: McGinnis with failure to yield the right of way. 10:40 a m.

Monday -Washington Street and Third Avenue. Drivers: Lester Allen Humphrey. 36. 29:12 Westpark Court, and Minneapolis, Minn, and Russell Gierke, Salem and three sisters, Lillie Lund, Hazel Berg and Doris all of Minneapolis, Minn. ended at 5 a.m.

today. Min. Pep. Astoria 58 52 .09 Baker 52 32 Brookings 62 Burns 49 31 Eugene AO 44 Klamath Falls 48 37 Lakeview 51 30 .03 Medford 57 44 .05 Newport 63 52 .08 North Bend 62 52 01 Pendleton 54 39 Portland 61 54 .15 Redmond 52 40 Salem 60 45 .08 The Dalles 5.1 Raymond Joe Helgath. 27.

Symner, Wash 11(10 a m. Monday Lyon Street and Eighth Avenue Drivers: Mario Mark Olvera. 18. 1310 S. Lafayette, and Charles James Sloan, 40.

Rt I Box 2I4D. Jefferson. Charge Sloan with improper turn. 1:56 m. Monday Third Avenue and Washington Street.

Drivers: DaniS Carpenter. Albany Police officer: Robery Forbes. 17, Rt. 2 Bos 3I3P. Jefferson: and Phyllis Corxell.

41. Rt. 3 Box 869B. Albany. 4:45 Monday -Washington Street and Fifth Avenue Drivers: Janice Renee Coin, 24.

371 1 S. Thurston and Loretta Kay Nixon, 15. 1526 S. Oak St. Charge: Mxon with failure to yield the right of way and driving beyond the limits of an Instructional permit.

9:10 m. Monday- Third Avenue and Ferry Street. Drivers: Clinton Robert Ward, 41, Rt, I Box 255P, Jefferson, and Tina Marie Sandgren. 20. 838 S.

Takena St. Charge: Ward with disobeying a stop sign. LINN COUNTY SHERIFF 4:30 p.m. Saturday late report I Rowland Road, four miles east of Harrisburg. Driver: Weldon Gerald Reynolds.

25. 540 Kesllng Harrisburg. 1:30 a.m. Sunday Mate report) -First Avenue and Wall Street. Mill City.

Driven Lynn Harley Scott. 40. 47600 Lyons-Mill City Drive. Lyons. 2:30 a.m.

Sunday late report i-Stayton-Scio Road, four miles southeast of Sclo. Driver: Philip Edward Kellar. 20, 38796 N. Main Scio. 5:09 am.

i late report) -Highway .34 near Agan Road, three miles west of Lebanon. Driver: Milton Paul Farley. 21. 4522 E. Long Sweet Home.

5:56 pm. Sunday late report I American Can Road near Potter Road, two miles west of Halsey. Driver: Kim Turner Hastings. 23. 265 D.

Halsey. OREGON STATE POLICE Sweet Home Outpost 6:55 m. Monday-Pleasant Valley Road at North River Drive. Driver: Beth Ansberry Smith. 33.

1338 Grape Sweet Home. Burglaries, thefts ALBANY POLICE From Culhgan Water Conditioning. 1820 S. Pacific sometime between' Thursday and Monday. Taken cash and checks.

Value: 1752.98 LINN COUNTY SHERIFF From the home of Janet Larson. 674 Territorial Road. Harrisburg. sometime Sunday. Taken: television set.

various silver coins. Jewelry. Value: $2,600 Arrests, referrals (reported to 8 a.m. today) LEBANON POLICE Shane Stuart Simpson. 19.

address not available. Monday. Charge: absent without leave and desertion from the U.S. Navy. students from the college to receive a $1,200 scholarship through the Chicago Task Force program.

The students made door-to-door visits and gave Bible studies in the inner-city Chicago area. Home delivery problems? Late paper? No paper? Please let us know. We wont, to give you the best possible home delivery service. ALBANY: 926-221 1 Coll from 4:30 to 7 00 LEBANON: 258-6448 Call from 4:30 to 7.00 S. HOME: 367-3685 Call from 4:30 to 7:00 obituaries Albany woman receives scholarship Tides at Newport Wednesday HIGHS 79ft.

1:51 p.m. 8.9 ft. LOWS 2.8ft. ft. Minneapolis, Minn.

She married Robert W. Higgins on June 16, 1930, in Minneapolis. They moved to Jefferson in 1946 and later to Albany. Her husband died in 1977. Mrs.

Higgins was a member of Faith Lutheran Church in Albany at the time of her death. Surviving are two children, Robert L. Higgins, Anchorage, and Shirley Watten-, barger, Albany; her mother Elsie Gierke, Minneapolis, six grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. One son, James Higgins, preceded her in death. Also surviving are three brothers, George Gierke, Santa Ana, Robert Gierke, Sears wea ByTh.A..oci.t.dPr..s A low pressure system hovered off the Pacific.

L2 The svstem was moving dJiv tl ytul Tn 1 7 ou hwesternPSre in th mocess Temperatures were mild over most of the state during the night, ranging from the 30s east of the Cascades to the 40s inwesternOregon. Rainfall amounts were light inthe24hoursendineat4am tne a nours ending at 4 a.m. The low pressure system Tf moisture er the state ZugnWednesdraythe Stat6 Albany forecasts Few showers and periods of clearing tonight and Wednes- day. Highs mid 50s Wednes- day. Lows tonight near 40.

Albany temperatures (24 hours to 7 a todayl Low this morning 46 Rain last 24 hours Trace sunset tonight ...4 55p.m. Sunrise Wednesday. Oregon forecasts North Oregon Coast (North Head to Cascade Head) Winds east to northeast 10 to 20 mph through tonight. Local seas 2 to 5 feet. Long ocean swells west 5 to 8 feet.

Chance at the 1965 Oregon Legislative Session and a member of the Halsey IOOF Lodge. Lake Creek Grange, Shedd Farm Bureau and the First United Methodist Church. He married Hazel Farwell on May 31, 1935, in Albany. She survives. Other survivors include two sons, Richard of Corvallis and George of Portland; two daughters, Flora Jincks of Salem and Marilyn Chandler of Columbia, two sisters, Ellen Zimmerman of Halsey and Agnes McDonald of Shedd; two nieces; ten grandchildren; and eight great-grandchildren.

John Ruckman Funeral for John Perry Ruckman, 81, 205 S.E. Sixth who died Monday at Albany General Hospital of in-juries sustained in an automobile-pedestrian accident, will be 10 a.m. Wednesday at Fisher Funeral Home with the Rev. Herbert Morris officiating. Burial will be at Buhl Cemetery in Buhl, Idaho, with a graveside service on Friday.

He was born Sept. 28, 1898, in Elliott, Iowa. He moved from Buhl to Eugene in 1953 and came to Albany several months ago. He was a retired glazier. He was a membeP of the Albany Senior Citizens.

He married Violet Runyan onMayl8 1935, in Scotts Bluff, Neb. She survives. Also surviving are a son, Stanley Ruckman of Corvallis, and eight grandchildren. 1 lit Public services WEDNESDAY 8:30 a.m. to 5 VD Clinic." Linn County Health Services.

Courthouse Annex. 10:30 a.m. Contraceptive film-class, Health Services Department, Fourth Avenue and Broadalbin Street i Courthouse Annex). Services for men and women 2:30 to 4 p.m. -Fish Clothes Closet.

231 Lyon St. Apt. 6. i Above Patterson Furniture, i Free to needy children, clothing, all ages. Information: Mary Ann Sanker.

832 Second Ave S.E. 7 to 9 m. -Adult recycling night. Eco-' Activist Center, 888 Ninth Ave. E.

Senior citizens Albany Sr Center-489 Water Ave. N.W. WEDNESDAY 9 a m. exercise; 10 a Woodcarv-1 Ing; noon, 1 p.m. Basic drawing, parly bridge.

Lebanon Senior Center, 585 Park St. WEDNESDAY 7pm. Card playing. Legion, Corvallis Lions Club and the Exchange Club. He was a reserve captian in the Army National Guard.

In addition to his wife, survivors include three sons, Robert W. May Jr, of Alsea, and John C. May and Thomas L. May, both of Corvallis; three daughters, Kathleen Thomas of Albany, Marianne Larkin of Newfoundland and Karen O'Conner of McCord Air Force Base, three brothers, Gene of Peedee, Jerry of Corvallis and Jim of Postvillej Iowa; six sisters, Joan Ewjng, Marcella Fitsel, Mary Smith and Hazel Morin, all of Corvallis, Patty Tucker of Waterloo, Iowa, and Esther Smith of Walton, Iowa; and 13 grandchildren. George Chandler LEBANON Funeral services for George N.

Chandler, 81, 767 Glenwood who died Monday at an Albany nursing home, will be 1:30 p.m. Friday at Jost Funeral Home with the Rev. William Lineberry officiating. Burial follows at Willamette Memorial Park in Albany. Memorials may be made to the Lebanon First United Methodist Church and may be left at the funeral home.

He was born May 1, 1898, at Bloomington, Minn. He moved to Portland in 1910 and to the Halsey area in 1911, where he lived until 1946. He moved to Lebanon in 1974 from the Tangent area, where he had been farming. He was a sergeant-at-arms Lori Ann Cook, daughter of Dennis E. Cook, 1387 S.E.

Ken nel Road, ALbany, has returned to Walla Walla College in Washington after spending the summer participating in a mission outreach program. Miss Cook was one of .10 Hlbany democrat-ftrolD (USPS 012-260) Published dally xcpt Sunday by The Democrat-Herald Publishing Company, 0th and Ellsworth, Albany, Oregon. Tlphon2-2211 From Lebanon 250-1004 SUBSCRIPTION RATES Delivered by Carrier One Month One 194.00 By Mall (Payable In Advance) In Oregon Qutot State 1 month 19.90 1 month 25 3 months 10.00 3 months 17.00 6 months 30.00 6 months 32.00 1 year 59.00 1 year 93.00 By Motor Route 1 month 4.50 94.00 Albany P.O. Box 1 month 9.90 6 months 30.00 Per single copy 25 cents Mall rates apply outside city or P.O. Box The Albany Oemocrat-Herald reserves the right to adust subscription rates by giving prepaid and mall subscribers 30 days notice.

ntered aa second class mall Albany, Oregon Post Office 87321 Robert May CORVALLIS Funeral for Robert W. May 49, 428 N.W. Ninth who was killed Saturday in a hunting accident near Airlie, will be 11 a.m. Thursday in the Episcopal Church of the Good Samaritan with Pastor Charles Neville officiating. Burial will be at Twin Oaks Memorial Gardens.

The casket will be open from noon to 8:30 p.m. Wednesday at McHenry Funeral Home. Memorial contributions tray be made to the Corvallis Eagles Lodge or the Corvallis American Legion building fund. They may be sent to the funeral home, 206 N.W. Fifth St.

He was born Nov. 20, 1929, to John and Eugenia Davis May in Waukon, Iowa. He moved with his family to Philomath in 1944 and later moved to Corvallis. He was a 1950 graduate of Corvallis High School. After serving two years in the U.S.

Army, he returned to Corvallis. On Feb. 22, 1951, he married Joan Anderson in Corvallis. She survives. From 1948 to 1965, he was employed by Smith Appliance.

He also owned and operated May's Appliance Store in Albany, selling the store in 1973 to Payless Drug Store. He then was employed in the Corvallis Payless appliance department and for the past two years had been manager of that depart- ment. He was a member of the Corvallis Eagles Lodge, Corvallis Elks Lodge, Corvallis Moose-Lodge, Corvallis American Mostly cloudy through Wednesday with local areas of light rain. Highs 45-50. Lows tonight mid 30s.

Extended outlook Oregon extended outlook. Thursday through Saturday: Western Oregon Mostly dry. Highs in 50s. Lows 30 to 40. Eastern Oregon Scattered showers of rain or snow.

Highs in 40s. Lows 25 to 35. locally in theteens. Oregon weather Temperature extremes and measurable precipitation for the 24 hours driver for Morse Brothers Sand and Gravel until illness forced his retirement in August 1977. He owned the Drive-in between 1969-74 and the Silver Dollar Tavern in Scio from 1973-75.

He married Lila Reimer March 16, 1962, in Rockford, 111. She survives. Also surviving are five children Donald Bell and Robert Bell, both of Albany; Martin Bell of Lebanon; Patricia Sinclair and Edith Bell, both of Lebanon; one brother, Dwaine Bell, Beloit, two sisters, Blanche Talignani, Beloit, Wis. and Norma McMaster, Rockton, 111, and five granddaughters. Lori Morrical SWEET HOME Lori A.

Morrical, 20, 41235 Highway 228, died Nov. 3 at the University of Oregon Medical School, Portland. She is survived by her husband, Tony Morrical. Services are pending at Tracewell Funeral Home. Jeanette Higgins Jeanette Grace Higgins, 69, 1905 S.

Waverly, died Sunday at an Albany- nursing home. Services will be held at Willamette Memorial Park at 2 p.m. Wednesday. AAsum Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Memorials may be sent to the International Scleroderma Foundation, 704 Gardner Center Road, New Castle, Penn.

16101. She was born June 8, 1910, in if Old Salem Hwy. 2 mi. north of Albany P0 Box 585 926-3831 Doster LEBANON Robert L. Doster, 84.

30208 Horseshoe Loop, died Sunday at his home. Graveside services will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Lebanon Odd Fellows Cemetary with Dwaine Bowden and The American Legion Post No. 51 officating. Huston Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.

He was born Sept. 27, 1895, at Campbellesville, coming to Oregon 58 years ago from Idaho. Doster was a 34-year resident of Lebanon. He was a veteran of World War serving in U.S. Army.

He worked in the logging industry most of his life. He married Nancy Gertrude Copeland May 29, 1920 in Nashville Tenn. She survives. Also surviving are three children, Labelle Dunn, Otis, Jean Turi, Portland and Robert L. Doster Tigard; one sister, Vivian Doster, Portland; six grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren.

Orrin Bell LEBANON Orrin R. Bell, 60, 38938 River Drive, Lebanon, died Monday at Lebanon Community Hospital. Services will be at 8 p.m. Wednesday at Huston Funeral Home. A funeral mass will be held 11 a.m.

Thursday at St. Edwards Catholic Church. Burial follows" at the Sand Ridge Cemetery. He was born July 8, 1919, in Darlington, Wisconsin, coming to Lebanon in 1963 from Rockton, 111. He was a truck 4: Meet the person who sets funeral I Mil Slv I i f.

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BOARD MEMBERS: Morton Booth. Ctattrnan: iustin Ranson. Vice-Chairman; Howard Hickham. Treasurer. Nellie Stoho.

Secretary: 0ms Carnegie. Floyd Fisher Loy Marshall Howard Atkeson Everett Rictiards. FUNERAL HOMfT Jfd and JlfMI. AlUiny Or. I.