Albany Democrat-Herald from Albany, Oregon • 2

2 ALBANY DEMOCRAT-HERALD. MONDAY, DEC. 22, 1980 calendar obituaries weather Tides at Newport Floyd Wire Tuesday HIGHS I Ma 14ft lilt. LOWS Mans lift 7:41 p.m. ft National weather iy The Asaoolet 1 Pieaa Drier air moved back into Oregon as the first day of winter Sunday brought blustery winds, heavy rains and mild temperatures.

The fast-moving storm dumped more than an inch along the coast and half-inch inland. The rains prompted a flood warning for Tillamook County with the Wilson River near flood stage. Other rivers swelled, but were expected to peak today without any problems. The storm Sunday washed out fog that plagued Oregon valleys last week and brought temperatures up to the 50s and i 1A Organizations TONIGHT 7 to m. Junior Achievement AM Accessories, Knights of Pythias Hail, Third Avenue and Lyon Street 7:30 p.m.-Skul Parents, Christmas caroling, meet at Jim Looney home, 540 NW.

JJrd Corvsllls. Bring flashlights, snacks to share. 7:30 pm. Overeaten Aaoaymoua, JSH Geary St. S.

(next to South Albany Community church parking lot). TUESDAY I 46 -Kiwanls dot) meets with Skene Out, TR Restaurant, 3410 SplcerRoadSE. a Salvation Army, 2221 Fourth Ave. E. 10 a TOPS No.

476, St Peter's Episcopal Church, low Queen Ave. W. Noon- Albany Rotary Club, TR ResUurant, 3410 Splcer Road S.E. Noon Overeaters Anonymous, noon, 1094 16th Ave. W.

(Behind St. Peter's Episcopal Church). Noon-Lebanon Altrusa Club, Plira Plana ResUurant, 1188 S. Main Lebanon. 6:30 Albany Una Club, Swept Wing ResUurant, 1212 Price Road S.E.

7 Builders Association of Greater Una County, Swept Wing ResUurant, ill Price Road S.E. Social (30 pm. 7p.m. Single Parents, newcomers coffee, home of A. Larsen, 023 N.W.

31st Corvallla. For persons Interested in Joining, new members; adult planning meeting follows. 7:30 m. Overeaters Anonymous, Calvin United Presbyterian Church, 1736 Dlson St. N.W, Corvallla.

I Linn County Farm Bureau, office, Tangent. Clubs and organizations planning to change meeting dates during the holidays are asked to call the Albany Democrat-Herald at 926-2211, ext. 15, between the hours of 8 a.m. and 2 p.m. Classes TUESDAY 9:30 to 11 am.

-Child evangelism teacher training teutons, South Albany Community Church, Mil S. Geary St. Entertainment TONIGHT 7 to 10 -Charity bingo, Albany Eliettes, Elks Lodge, Mi Fourth Ave. S.W. Doort open p.m.

Open to public. Aid Elta Eye Clinic. 7:90 -Sweet Adelinea. Main Lebanon. Singers invited, no auditions.

Not necessary to read music. I to 10 Square dancing, Eagles Lodge, 117 Broadalbln St. N.W. Need not be Eagle member. Hank Roebuck calling.

TUESDAY 7:30 pm Sleeper set story hour, Albany Public Library, 1390 Waverly Drives. Free. 7:30 to 10 Historical Society benefit bingo. TAR Restaurant, 3410 Spicer Road S.E. Restoration o( Monteith House.

7:30 -Albany Duplicate Bridge, senior citizen center, 488 Water Ave. N.W. Public invited. 7:30 -Sounds o( WUIametteland men's chorus. Health Occupations 102, LflCC, U00 Pacific Blvd.

W. Barbershop harmony. Contact Ed Trout, Kit Thurston St. S. (or transportation.

Events TONIGHT 6 to a 30 pm Santa's last day at Fred Meyer, 2510 Santlam Highway E. 7:30 and the Night Hamilton Creek School, 3213S Berlin Road. Government events TONIGHT I -Greater Albany Public School District directors, 718 Seventh Ave. S.W. TUESDAY 7:30 -Sclo City Council, City Hall, First and Alder streets.

7:30 -Sweet Home City Council, City Hall, Sweet Home. 7:30 City Council, Tangent Community Center. Date change. School District directors, Centennial Grade School, Rt. 2 Box 4, Sclo.

Oregon forecasts Oregon Coast Southeast wind 10-20 mpb tonight, Increasing Tuesday. Local seas 6-9 feet. Long ocean swells west 9-14 feet. Showers ending tonight. Cloudy Tuesday with increasing chance of rain.

Mild. Highs in the 50s. Lows in 40s. Southwest Interior Mild. Partial clearing tonight with fog forming.

Cloudy and foggy Tuesday with chance of rain afternoon north portion. Highs 45-50 Tuesday. Lows near 40. Southerly wind 5-15 mph. Oregon Cascades Cloudy Tuesday with increasing chance of rain.

Freezing level near 6,000 feet rising to near 8,000 feet Tuesday. Southwest winds 15-25 mph. Columbia Gorge Mild. Showers ending tonight. Cloudy Tuesday with increasing chance of rain west portion late in the day.

Highs in the 50s. Lows in the 40s. West wind 15-25 mph. Columbia Basin Plateau -Mild. Clearing tonight with areas of fog forming.

Fair Tuesday with morning fog. Highs in the mid to upper 50s. Lows tonight near 40, Southwest wind 15-25 mph. North Central Oregon Mild. Clearing tonight with some local fog.

Fair Tuesday with local morning fog. Highs low to mid 50s. Lows upper 20s to low 30s. South wind 10-20 mph." Northeast Oregon Mountains Mild. Clearing periods tonight.

Mostly fair Tuesday with local valley fog. Highs 40-45. Lows tonight in the 20s. Southwest wind 15-25 mph. Southeast Oregon, South Central Oregon Mild.

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She died in 1958. Survivors include two daughters Sally Craig, Lebanon, and Janet Gilbert-son, Redbank, N.J.; two sons, Howard, Keansburg, and James, South Amboy, N.J.; 10 grandchildren; and five greatgrandchildren. Carl Propst Carl A. Propst, 71, 3800 Mount View Drive, died this morning at his home of an apparent heart attack. Funeral services are pending at Fisher Funeral Home.

Kenneth Nivens LEBANON Former Lebanon-area resident Kenneth R. Nivens, 51, more recently of Bend, died Sunday at St. Charles Medical Center in Bend of an apparent heart attack. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Tabor's Desert Hills Mortuary in Bend.

Bishop Max Williams will officiate and burial will follow at Deschutes Memorial Gardens. Memorials may be made to the Oregon Heart Association. He was born April 1, 1929, at Sapulpa, and moved to Bend 17 years ago from Florence. Nivens owned and operated Ken's Signs in Bend. He married his wife, Bette, Aug.

18, 1963, at Bend. She survives. Other survivors include two sons, Kenneth II, Salem, and Remmal, Bend; two daughters, Rhonda Thompson and Rhamee Nivens, both of Bend; his mother, Minnie Stewart, Lebanon; one brother, Lanny Nivens, Florence; and two Hl-Sunday'shlgh. Lo Sunday's tow. Prc-Preclpltatlon for 14 hours ending 7a.m.

(EST) Monday. OUk-Sky conditions outlook for Tues- aay. public safety report Former Albany resident Floyd Lester Wire, 82, more recently of West Linn, died Saturday at a West Linn nursing Home. Graveside services will be at 3 p.m. Tuesday in Willamette National Cemetery in Portland.

AAsum Funeral Home is In charge of arrangements. He was born Oct. 31, 1898, at Salem, Ohio, and moved to Albany as a child. Wire served in the U.S. Navy aboard a mine destroyer In the Panama Canal during World War I.

During World War II he served as master-of-arms aboard the air craft carrier Altamaha. He had worked for the Forest Service in the Willamette National Forest; as a security guard at Camp Adair before World War II and at Picsweet Frozen Foods (StokJey Van Camp). He was a member of the Thoroughbred Horse Breeding Association. Survivors include two sisters, Roberta Malson and Margaretta Jones, both of Albany; three nieces; and one nephew. Jack Hale LEBANON John "Jack" Edward Hale, 58, 36460 Rockhill Drive, died Friday at Good Samaritan Hospital In Corvallis after a long Illness.

Memorial services will be 7 p.m. Tuesday at Fisher Funeral Home. The Rev. Charles Brock will officiate. He was born Jan.

15, 1922, at Green Bay, and had lived in the Lebanon area the past eight years. Hale had been a conductor for the Milwaukee Road Railroad. He was a member of McKinley Lodge No. 307 Milwaukee, Wis. Survivors include one cousin, Mickey, Lancer, Lebanon.

Pete Owens Pete Freeman Owens, 77, 3580 40th Ave. S.E., died Sunday at his home after an extended illness. Funeral services will be at 3 p.m. Tuesday in Fisher Funeral Home. Burial will follow at Visalia District Cemetery in Visalia, Calif.

He was born July 1, 1903, at Ennis, and moved to Albany in November of 1976 from California. Ownes had been a custodian at Stanford University before moving to Albany. He married his wife, Susie Jan. 6, 1923, in Oklahoma. She died Dec: 15, 1974.

Survivors include two daughters, Viola Pearl Coleman, and Ellen Sue Piasky, both of Albany; six sons, Waldon Roland, Marion, Junior Ray, Jefferson, Freeman Wayne, Whittier, Coy C. and Tillman Doyle both of Albany, and Alden Raymond, Santa Clara, 27 grandchildren; and 12 great-grandchildren. Our heartfelt thanks to all who extended comforting sympathy and help in our recent sorrow. For the beautiful service, floral offering, food and other kindnesses we are deeply grateful. The family of Jean Kohler 1 Wind mists of ud to 60 mvlh hit the coast and combined with high tides to cause some beach erosion and lowland flooding.

The freezing level in Oregon mountains rose from 6,000 feet to 8,000 feet as several Oregon ski areas reported wet conditions. Astoria reported 1.11 inches of rain, Newport had 1.62 inches and Portland 1.09 inches by early today. Highs ranged from 62 degrees in Salem and North Bend to a low of 36 degrees In Pendleton and Lakeview. Mild air over the state today will push temperatures in many areas to the upper 50s, which is 10-15 degrees above normal for this time of year. The high pressure system building over Oregon was brought morning fog and low clouds to much of the state.

Road conditions Mild temperatures kept most Oregon roads free of ice and snow today, but gusty winds created hazardous conditions for mobile homes and other vehicles on some strecbes. Oregon State Police said Interstate 84 at Meacham and The Dalles and U.S. 20 at Santiam Pass were closed to mobile home traffic because of wind. Some icy spots were reported on Interstate 84 at Ontario, U.S. 26 at Austin Junction, U.S.

395 at Battle Mountain, Oregon 7 at Dooley Mountain and Oregon 140. However, no driving restrictions were reported. High winds were also reported on Interstate 5 at Salem, police said. Albany forecast Mild. Cloudy Tuesday with tacreasingchMceoframlate In the day.

HighS Upper 50S. Lows in the 40s. Southerly wind 10-15 mph. Albany temperatures (41 hours to 7 a.m. today) HlghSaturday 51 Hitfi Sunday i Low this morning 41 Rain last 41 hours I ll Total rain year (Inches) 17 8 Willamette River 7.42 ft.

Sunset tonight 4S5pm. Sunrise Tuesday 7. 4ia aa. FlATUtB Reversible 52" Walnut Blades Quiet, dependable motor Adjustable Speed Antique Brass finish KENROY Til (sbaVl ing with local fog tonight. Fair Tuesday with local morning fog.

Highs 45-50. Lows tonight 25-30. Extended outlook Extended outlooks, Wednesday through Friday: Western Oregon Cloudy with areas of valley fog. Increasing chance of rain on Wednesday. Rain likely on Christmas and on Friday.

Highs 45-55. Lows 35-45. Eastern Oregon Areas of fog or low clouds. Otherwise partly cloudy Wednesday. Rain or snow likely on Christmas and on Friday.

Highs 40-50. Lows 25-35. Oregon temperatures Tempertur, ettnmtt measurable precipitation lor the 14 hours endingatsa today Astoria 54 1 11 BUer 8 ra Brookings 57 53 .5 Klamath Falls Lakeview 41 8 .11 Medlord 8 8 .10 Newport 51 161 North Bend 54 .77 Pendleton 54 8 .14 Portland 8 8 l.M Redmond 8 41 .01 Salem 53 The Dalles 40 CLAUDE DURLAM Claude Durlam LEBANON Long-time civic leader Claude F. Durlam, whose name was synonymous with Lebanon's famous strawberry shortcake for 43 years, died Saturday at Lebanon Community Hospital. Funeral services for Durlam, 67, 360 W.

A will be at 11 a.m. Tuesday in the First United Presbyterian Church. The Rev. James Freda will officiate and burial will follow at the Lebanon I00F Cemetery. Viewing hours will be until 8 tonight at Huston Funeral Home.

Memorials may be made to the First United Presbyterian Church. Durlam started working on the annual shortcake, advertised as the largest in the world, in 1934 when he went to work at Munyan's Bakery. He was born Dec. 28, 1912, at Lebanon, and graduated from Lebanon High School in 1932. He worked with the CCC in and joined the U.S.

Army in 1943, serving most of his enlistment at Fort Sam Houston in San Antonio, Texas. Following his discharge he went to work for Shimanek's Bakery, formerly Munyan's, and resumed baking the shortcake. On March 1, 1948, he purchased Gray's Bakery at the corner of Main and Ash streets and operated in that location 15 years before moving Durlam's Bakery to 780 Main St. He sold the bakery in 1977. Lebanon's senior first citizen in 1974, Durlam was named grand marshal of the Lebanon Strawberry Fair parade in 1977 in recognition of his many years of service in baking the shortcake, and various community activities.

Durlam was past president of the Oregon Retail Bakers, Oregon Chapter of Bakery Engineers, and Lebanon Chamber of Commerce in 1959. He was a past member of Rotary Club, and Lebanon Volunteer Fire Department; and a member of the First United Presbyterian Church, Lebanon Elks Lodge No. 1663, and American Legion Post No. 51. He had also taught hunter safety courses.

He married Hazel Snider July 18, 1936, at Lebanon. She survives. Other survivors include one daughter Susan Spiker, Lebanon; one son, Rodney, Lebanon; two brothers, Herbert, Houston, and Gene, Lebanon; one sister, Winifred Thompson, Lebanon; and four grandchildren. Gwilym Davies LEBANON Funeral services for Gwilym M. Davies, 89, 4170 S.

Santiam Highway, will be Tuesday at Ryan Funeral Home in Keansburg, N.J. Burial will follow at the Green Grove Cemetery in Keyport-, N.J., and Jost Funeral Home is in charge of local arrangements. He died Saturday at a local nursing home. Complete television listings Daily iib. '4" HO- Pro'eM'Onal Piua Sa.3-4500 Fire, ambulance runs (from s.m.

Saturday to I a.m. today) ALBANY EMERGENCY AMBULANCE 1:17 a Sunday-1325 Waverly St. S.E. No patient trip. Time In service 22 minutes.

1 26 a Sunday 41800 Rogers Mountain Loop Drive, Sclo, to Albany General Hospital Smoke Inhalation. Time In service 32 minutes. 4:51 a m. Sunday-1300 block of Clay Street to Albany General Hospital. One person.

Injured. Time In service 17 minutes. 8:43 in Sunday-3580 40th Ave. S.E. No patient trip.

Time In service 21 minutes. 1:48 m. Sunday-38285 Robinson Dr No patient trip. Time in service 27 minutes. 5 31 Sunday 32353 Tangent Loop Road to Albany General Hospital One person, tall.

Time in service 56 minutes. 7 20 a Monday Highway 34 and Highway E. Vehicle accident. No patient trip. Time In service 30 minutes.

ALBANY FIRES 5:03 m. Saturday-2221 Oak St. E. Smoke Investigation Time in service 22 minutes. 5:31 pm.

Saturday 14th Avenue and Clay Street Car fire Time In service 20 minutes. 1:22 am Sunday Main Street and Pacific Boulevard. Powerline problem. Time in service 13 minutes. 1:43 a Sunday-3580 40th Ave.

Assist ambulance. Time In service 21 minutes. 1 20 m. Sunday Four units to 5353 Columbus St. False alarm.

Time In service II minutes 3:5 Sunday-Five units to 2530 Queen Ave Motorhome fire. Time in service 17 minutes. LEBANON EMERGENCY AMBULANCE I 06 a Saturday-42 Market Drive, Apt. No. 5, to Lebanon Community Hospital, one person, sick.

In service 58 minutes. 1 42 a today-775 Milton St to Lebanon Community HospiUI, one person. Injury In service 42 minutes. LEBANON FIRES I II am Saturday 42 Market Drive. Apt.

No. 5. assist ambulance. One unit In aervtce II minutes 12 13 Sunday-Linn Gear Co 100 Eighth St false alarm. One unit In service 2 minutes CORVALLIS EMERGENCY AMBULANCE 12:25 a m.

Sunday-33125 White Oak corrections The Albany Democrat Herald tries to be accurate In all of Ita news stories Somettmes we err. but we always want to correct our mialakea If you find a mistake tell ua about It Telephone the city desk Ht-ttll. eitenslea during regular business hours Because of editing errors, two mistakes appeared in a Saturday story about Jimmie Goode playing Santa Claus. Goode is not the only Santa to ever visit Bennie Tsuda's Public service TUESDAY 0 to 11:30 a.m. and 1 to 3:30 p.m.

-Free sexually transmitted disease clinic, Linn County Health Services, Courthouse Annex. 0 a.m. to 3 Lebanon Well Child Clinic, 41 W. Maple Lebanon, 13 per child. Appointment 461-1041.

Linn County Health Department. 10 a.m. to 2 Seventh-day Adven-tlst Community Service Center, 300S Grand Prairie Road S.E. Open to public for temporary help: used clothing, shoes. 11:45 a m.

to 12:30 -Senior alliens swim, LUHS pool, 1700 S. Fifth St Senior citizens TUESDAY Lebanon Senior Center SSS Park St. 1 :30 p.m. Gag gift bingo. 7 p.m.a-Amateur Radio Club.

Albany Sr. Center-iM Water Ave. N.W. Sam Women's Pool. 10 a Hostess meeting.

Drive 125 to Good Samaritan Hospital. One person, sick. Tune in service 31 minutes. Vehicle accidents (from la m. Thursday to a today) UNN COUNTY SHERIFF 4:20 am.

Friday (late reportl-Hlghway 225 at Walnut Lane, Brownsville. Driver: John M. Ftghtmaster, 34, Lake Winnebago, Mo. Driver swerved to miss car stopped In roadway, ran off road. Ftghtmaster Uken to Lebanon Community Hospital for treatment of Injuries.

No clUtlon Issued. 12:30 a m. Friday (late report )-01d Salem Road at Western Kraft entrance. Drivers: Gonzsio G. DeLeon, 30, 4270 Waverly St Glenna Lynn Myer.

26, 2703 Shore Drives. E. 2:05 a.m. Saturday Fern Ridge Road, four miles west of Sweet Home. Driver: Esrl Dean Humphries.

23, Route 1 Box 4, Brownsville. Ran oft road. Humphries treated at Albany General Hospital for neck Injury and lacerations. Passenger John Henry Smith, 23, 1413 Tamarack, Sweet Home, treated for lacerations and concussion. OREGON STATE POLICE (Corvallla Detachment 7 p.m.

Sunday Highway 20 east of Wren. Driver: Peggy Lynn Bernard, 21, Pettyvtlle. Ran off rolled over. Passenger, Joshua S. Bernard, 10.

treated for minor head lacerations at Good Samaritan Hospital, Corvallla. No citation LEBANON POLICE 1:08 Saturday-Fifth and Oak streets. Drivers: Lorna Colieen EUistan, 35, 37407 Tennessee School Road and 1 Haiet May Doniln, 72, 571 St Charge: Donkln with failure to yield right of way. Burglaries, thefts ALBANY POLICE From residence of Joseph Akey, 323 Calapooia St. S.W.

Saturday night. Taken: coat and currency Value: 84a. UNN COUNTY SHERIFF From Willamette Industries pickup truck in Snow Peak area, Thursday afternoon. Taken: chainsaw owned by Verte Simms. Lebanon.

Value: K25. From residence of Joyce Harris, 111) Hazel Mill City. Taken: wood heater, from yard of burned-out home. Value: 1200. classroom.

Goode began playing the role of Santa Claus 10 years ago; Mrs. Tsuda has been a teacher in Albany schools for 16 years. An error appeared In a headline on page 14 of Saturday's Democrat-Herald. The Vannices are celebrating their 60th wedding anniversary. The Gift For Christmas Russell Stover Candies 1 6m s.

l- Z0 Eugene King SWEET HOME- Eugene D. King, 64, 44150 Santiam Highway, died Saturday at Lebanon Community Hospital. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday in the Evangelical Church, 1347 Long St. C.

Paul Moore will officiate and ritualistic services will be by Sweet Home Elks Lodge No. 1972 and Sweet Home Masonic Lodge No. 202 Private concluding services follow. Memorials may be made to the Oregon Heart Association or the Shriner's Hospital for Crippled Children. He was born July 1, 1916, at Plaza, N.D., and moved to Sweet Home in 1947 from San Diego, Calif.

King had been in the plumbing business over 30 years in Sweet Home. He retired In 1979. He was a member of the Sweet Home Elks No. 1972 and Masonic Lodge Lodge No. 202 He married Ethel Parker Feb.

26, 1937, at Seattle, Wash. She survives. Other survivors include one daughter, Judy Cook, Central Point; one son, Gary Tucson, one brother, Clyde King, Chilliwack, British Columbia, Canada; and four sisters, Hope Leader, Lebanon, Helen Fales, Marysville, Marian McCullum, New Westminster, Canada, and Cecil Ballard, Watson, Sasketchewan; and four grandchildren. Qfagcmce and Qfictemy An idea from the past that still works wonders today Slashes in con-dilKXimj costs (runs or less current that in ordinary light bulb) is it gentlj circulates to prowKto cool, comfortable climate Also im- When its time for comfort, cits time to send flowers. 0 For Sympathy flowers and plants, call your FTD Florist.

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