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J. 12 LEBANON (ORE.) EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY, JAN. 8, W2 e- r- no a swivel. 10:42 a.m. WARRANTS.

Cited after turning himself in: Edmund Craig Radley, DOB 9-17-65, 1283 44 Ave; Sweet Home. Charged with a Lebanon, $6,000 bail warrant for alleged FTA-DWS. 12:01 p.m. INJURY MVA. Involving drivers Gina Vlrgina Fox.

DOB 8 14 71, 1280 W. Sherman and Marlys Omdahl, DOB 12 12-40. 2415 S.E. Main Albany. Fox: allegedly cited for alleged failure to yield right of way.

2:26 p.m. BURGLARY. Connie Irene Mausen reported the theft of two bicycles from her garage. Police listings involving arrests or citations Include full name and date of birth, when provided. The following Is a list of term commonly uaed In police prest release: DOB: date of birth.

Dt'H driving tinder Influence of Intoxicants. AKA: aloo known II AC: blood alcohol content. LCII: Lebanon Community Hospital. Kit: Emergency i Room. mVH: driving while restricted.

MVS: driving while sunpended, FIX: felony. FTA: failure to appear in court. FTO: failure to obey order to appear In court. JDII: Juvenile Detention -Hall. Unn County Jail.

LCSO: Unn County Sheriff's Office. JVIII: minor in possession. Ml PC: minor in poniiesslon by consumption. 01)L: OregVri operators license. NOL: no operator's license.

PCS: ponnes- slon controlled substance. MCS: manufacture of controlled substance. LTMV: unauthorised use of motor vehicle. lilts violation basic rule (speeding). Saturday, Dec.

28 4:24 a.m. DUII. Arrested: Larry Earl Collins, DOB 4-22 67. 510 W. Vine St.

Alleged BAC of .19 percent. Released to friends. 2:40 p.m. THEFT SHOPLIFTING. Arrested: Christine Itenee Strawn, DOB 4 19 64, 31465 Parker Shedd.

Cited and Released. Home. Alleged BAC of .21 percent. Wednesday, Jan. 1 2:05 a.m.

DUII. Arrested: Robert Lee Conn. DOB 3-10-68, 25449 Springhill Monroe. Alleged BAC of .18 percent. Cited and Released to a relative.

9.48 p.m. DUII. Arrested: Ruby Pearl McCart, DOB 324, 30099 Horshoe Loop. Alleged BAC of .18 percent. Cited and Released.

Thursday, Jan. 2 4:30 a.m. WARRANT. Cited: Paige Aileen Coughran, DOB 11-21-67, 13650 Primrose Lane, Port Orchard, Wash. Charged with a Lebanon, $6,000 bail warrant for alleged FTA.

Cited and Released. 2:39 p.m. WARRANT. Arrested: Frank Henry Passmore. DOB 1254, 731 St.

Charged with a Lebanon, $6,000 bail warrant for alleged FTA-no driver' license. 4:22 p.m. THEFT. Rodney Mayton reported the theft of his son's bicycle from their backyard. Described as a chrome, 20-inch boys Huffy BMX with a black seat.

Loss: $25. 9:20 m. LITTERING. Cited: Michael James Prey, DOB 1-2-70, no address listed. 9:39 pm.

WARRANT. Cited: Donald Ray Manasco, DOB 9-10-71, 33065 Tennessee Rd. Charged with a Lebanon warrant for alleged FTA MI P. rs I i r0 A 4. -1 EXPRCSSRdtafl Enriuaa Cookie time It's time for the annual Girl Scout cookie drive.

Area girlt from local troops will ttart taking cookie orders Jan. 17. The cookies hould be here by feb. 28. Pictured here are back row, left fo right, Clrl Scouts lora Davis, Tami Perry and ledena Matto.

Front row: Courtney Crocker, Ashley Montgomery, and Sara Tracy. LBCC announces honor roll ii Bjornstedt; Todd F. Bouma; Jeff S. Brant; James L. Burgess.

Marian I). Burns; Kerri A. Bush; Sharon R. Cartwright; Jennifer R. Chase; Linda M.

Chase; Kenneth D. Counts; Andrea G. DeGarmo; Thad A. Duke; Jennifer A. Eckhoff; and Karen R.

Fisher. Other Lebanon students include: Tamara M. Gabrielsen; Tonia N. Gallagher; Virginia D. Gentle; Trevor A.

Godell; Renee G. Graves; Tiffany M. Grieve; David W. Haley; Robert L. Houston; Tami J.

Hughes; Leticia Ibarra; Robin James; Linda L. Johnson; Jack L. Josewski; and Tallah C. Keffer. The following students have qualified for the honor roll at Linn-Benton Community College based upon their performance during the fall term of the 1991-92 school year.

In order to qualify for the honor roll at LBCC, students must earn a Grade Point Average of 3.33 or higher for 12 or. more graded credits during fall term. These do not include passno pass or incomplete credits. Honor Lebanon: roll students from Ann M. Badeau; Joshua D.

University of lists degree candidates Described as; (1): A Specialized boys model, dark blue Hard Cruise 12 speed, with black water cage. Serial No. MOK80373. Loss: $258.95. (2): A Specialized, dark blue model Hard Rock Cruise ith smaller frame and a red water cage.

Serial No. MOI83028. Loss: $258 95 4:43 p.m. FUGITIVE. Arrested: Deborah Ruth Duffield, DOB 8-14 58.

no address lusted. Charged with a LSCO warrant for alleged FTC. Cited and Released. 4:40 p.m. CRIM MISCH.

Ar-rested: Michael Lee Hanson, DOB 5-5 59, no address listed. Charged ith allegedly breaking a window out at the Dairy Queen. Injured his hand taken to ER for treatment and observation. 10.1Q p.m. DUII.

Arrested: George Edgar Laswell, DOB 12-16-49, no address listed. Alleged BAC of .19 percent. Released. Tuesday, Dec. 31 1:50 a.m.

FUGITIVE. Arrested: Justin Louis Beach. DOB 7-1-70, 64 Park No. 4. Charged with a Jackson County, $6,000 bail warrant for alleged FTA-theft.

Transported to LCJ. 10.00 p.m. WARRANT SERVICE. Picked up by O.HP and brought to the LPD. Cited Released: William Wallace Johnson, DOB 8 13 70, no address listed.

10:26 p.m. RUNAWAY. Detained: A Sweet Home male juvenile, charged with allegedly running away. Released to LCSO. p.m.

DUII. Arrested: Tracy Eldon Erickson, DOB 5-24-67. Liberty Sweet rr She was born Oct. 19, 1903 the daughter of Alexander and Alice McCloud in Glenwood, Iowa. She married Beryl E.

Todd Jan. 30, 1926 In Seneca, S.D. Gladys lived in California, Alaska and Coos Bay and other rirca before moving to Lebanon and settling here for the past 21 years. She was a member of the Eastern Star in Alaska and was a homemaker. Survivors include her husband, Beryl Todd of Lebanon; son Dennis Todd of Portland; two grand-so ns and five great-grandchildren.

Viewing will be Jan. 8 from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. at Jost Funeral Home, which is handling arrangements. Private tnterment will be in Lebanon's IOOF Cemetery.

Continued from page 3 in one of the Navy's 85 occupational fields. Studies Include seamanship, close-order drill, naval history and first aid. Sanchez is a 1991 graduate of Lebanon Union High School. Schmidt trains Navy Seaman Recruit Chay Schmidt, son of Nora Smith of Lebanon, recently completed training at Recruit Training Command, San Diego. Studies include seamanship, close-order drill, naval history and first aid.

Busalak promoted Marine Pfc. Adam Busalak, son of Tom and Fawn Cscrep of 29119 Pleasant Valley Sweet Home, recently completed recruit training and was promoted to his present rank. During the training cycle at Marine Corps Recruit Depot, San Diego, recruits are taught the basics of battlefield survival, introduced to typical military daily routine and personal and professional standards. All recruits participate In an active physical conditioning pro- Friday, Jan. 3 12:18 a.m.

THEFT SHOPLIF TING. Two males allegedly took 12 packs of Budweiser beer from Circle without paying. Loss: $25. Subjects described as one man with dark hair, thin build, and a stubble beard wearing a dark shirt; and a blond, thin man wearing a fatigue jacket with jeans. Last seen heading north towards the Armory.

1:24 a.m. DWIl DUII. Ar-rested: Frank Wade Schliske, DOB 3-2849, no address listed. Charged with above alleged offenses. Transported to LCJ.

9:11 p.m. THEFT. Arrested: Evan Kirk Duke, DOB 12-10-70, 1271 S. Ninth St. Charged with alleged theft of a half-case of Coors from Circle K.

Loss: $8.49. Barkdull To Connie and John Barkdull, 39760 Griggs a boy, Thomas Charles, born Dec. 22, weighing 9 lbs. 9's oz. Thomas has a brother, Nicholas, 24.

Dad is a mechanic. Maternal grandparents are Art and Ellen Rannings of Lebanon. Paternal grandparents are Ralph and Mary Barkdull of Lebanon. Great-grandparents are Charles and Issa belle Almont of Tacoma, Wash. Great-grandparents are Earl and Erma Freeman of Lebanon.

Samson To Kathy and Marvin Samson, 1715 Cascade a girl, Beatrice Joy, born Dec. 24, weighing 7 lbs. 7 lbs. Turn to BIRTHS, page 14 gram and gain proficiency in, a variety of military skills including first aid, rifle markman-ship and close-order drill. Teamwork and self-discipline are emphasized throughout the cvcle.

1 The 1991 graduate of Sweet Home High School joined the Marine Corps in August, 1991. McCloskey trains Pvt. Jamie McCloskey has completed basic training at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. McCloskey is the daughter of Steven McCloskey of 170 Hobbs Lebanon. She is a 1990 graduate Lebanon Union High School.

of The University of Oregon in Eugene has just announced its list of fall term degree candidates. More than 800 UO students were candidates for degrees at the end of fall term, according to a news release from the office of the registrar. Among fall term's 813 degree candidates were 479 receiving bachelor's degrees, 185 completing master's degrees and 49 finishing doctoral degrees, according to the notice. No commencement ceremonies were held. However, several schools, colleges and departments hosted informal Sunday, Dec.

29 6:23 p.m. THEFT. Leah Christine Carter reported the theft of a girl's 24-Inch Mountain Bike. Model 2VJ9, has Elegante on the countour bar, unknown Serial No. Described as a 5-speed, with a lavender frame with purple trim and a pump holder on center part without the pump.

Loss: $89.99 10:48 p.m. JUVENILE CURFEW VIOLATION. Custody: Lebanon male juvenile. Transported to JDH per order of Juvenile Department for above alleged status offense. Monday, Dec.

30 1:16 a. m-CURFEW. Custody: Two female released to relatives. 2:11 a.m. BURGLARY.

April Turner reported the theft of one Panasonic, 27-inch television on nm ran Continued from page 7 Lutheran Church or American Cancer Society. Dale Curtis the Dale W. Curtis, 84, of Lebanon died Jan. 5 at Lebanon Communi-. ty Hospital.

He was born Jan. 20, 1907 in Halscy. He had lived in Lebanon since he was 11. He worked in logging, at the Crown Zcllerbach Paper Mill and at various area 1)lywood and lumber mills. The ast 15 years of his working life, he was a self-employed carpenter.

lie belonged to the National Rifleman's Association. He married Betty Alvin June 28, 1936 in Lebanon. She died April 9. 1985. Survivors Include one son, Mike Curtis of Lebanon; four grandchildren and two greatgrandchildren.

Services will be Thursday, Jan. 9, at 2 p.m. at Huston Funeral Home, which will handle arrangements, Private vault interment will follow at Lebanon's lOOF Cemetery. Memorials may be made to Meals on Wheels or the Linn County Humane Society and left at the funeral home. Richard Smith Richard L.

Smith, 58. of Waterloo died Jan. 5 at Lebanon Community Hospital. He was bom Jan. 11, 1933 in to Clarence and Gertrude Smith.

He was raised and lived in Massachusetts until he joined the U.S. Air Force in 1953. He was stationed In various places during his 26-year career. He retired in 1979 and worked as a civil service supply clerk at Fort Lewis. He came to Lebanon three years ago.

Survivors include three sons, Allan and Michael Smith, both of Lebanon, and Richard Smith of Tacoma, two brothers, Clarence Smith of Maynard, and Donald Smith of Texas; one sister, Ann Laviguer of Massachusetts; and five grandchildren. Services will be 3 p.m. Thurs day, Jan. 9 at Willamette National Cemetery in Portland. Pastor Douglas Fields will Huston Funeral Home will handle arrangements.

Gladys Jean Todd "Gladys Jean Todd, 88, of Lebanon died Jan. 5 at her Other Lebanon students include: Kim Y. Kelley; Loren F. Krucsi; Julie L. Macauley; Ron-da L.

McKinney; Stephanie, S. Nofziger; Judett E. Ortiz; Kellie M. Osborne; Violet A. Quinlan; Danny D.

Raymond; Sarah L. Reaves; Lea L. Reynolds; Catherine R. Rhamy; and Melissa J. Richey.

Still more honor roll students from Lebanon include: Heather J. Schmitz; John M. Schroeder; Shelley R. Schroeder; Larriat S. Schulte; Mack E.

Stevenson; William L. Tenbusch; Leland M. Walls; Glenn P. Walters; Linda J. Ward; Jami R.

Watt; Jason C. Yordy; and Alice C. Young. Chemeketa announces honor roll The following students have Qualified for the honor roll at hemeketa Community College based upon their performance during the fall term of the 1991-92 school year. In order to qualify for tne honor roll at CCC, students must earn a Grade Point Average of 3.50"or higher for 12 or more credits during fall term.

Earning a perfect 4.00 GPA from the local area: Scio: Laurie A. Afcouette, human services; Donald C. Krantz, college transfer; Karen L. Pearson, college transfer; Paul D. Rutter, general studies.

Earning a perfect 3.50 GPA from the local area: Ibanon: Jackie L. Gordon, building inspection; Randall A. Keeney, building inspection; Tracia L. Nunnally, fire protection; Laura L. Pyle, early childhood education; Janice K.

Tucker, instructional assistant. MM Hearing loss II 15 IXOYl two lMlh I Oregon receptions honoring graduates and their families. Diplomas will be mailed later to all who completed graduation requirements by the end of fall term on Dec. 13. The following people from the local area were on the list as fall 1991 candidates for University of Oregon degrees: Kerry L.

Wells, Bachelor of Arts, English, (Lebanon). Frances Bachelor of (Scio). Theresa Colby, Arts, English, June Poole. Those students achieving the vice president's list front Lebanon are: pamon Henry. About Tony Lafond 1 Lane Community College releases honor roll The following students have qualified for the fall term honor roll at Lane Community College in" Eugene.

The honor roll at LCC has four divisions. The president's list requires a 4.00 Grade Point Average. The president's scholar's list requires that GPA for three The vice president's list requires a GPA of 3.55 to 3.99. The vice president's scholar's list requires that GPA for three consecutive terms. Those students achieving the president's list from Lebanon are: NEW TO Welcome to "the city that friendliness built.

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