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13 It NON lOKt IXPRISi, VtlMMA, SIPIIMBIR School lunch menu Sprague claims Labor Day All-Star 100 In the Sportsman iMvision, Letianoi) Mike Wood scored a ire to ire victory Two weeks remain on the Willamette racing schedule WKDNFMt V. SKIT. I luystat ks, seasonetl corn, cinnanntn roll, watermelon slice, milk Till KSIIAY. SFIT. 17 ttieeselnirger on a dun, oven freikh fries, iieach slices, sun shine bar, milk FIUDW, SFIT.

IK Suhmanne sandwich, shredd el lettuce, later roumls, can ta loupe slice, milk MONDAY. SKIT. II I'uza. seasoned green deans, pineapple tidtuts, oatmeal raisin cookie, milk It FS1IW. SFPT.

Hurrito, seasoned jieas, lusseij green salad, ml fruited gelatin, milk Super Stock tlt hik tlawli Kr.lll 'IUa Htm linin i'fi Jrll Tiullrt l41uml t'tlUft; I I1utli Vttrtt Stalk hrnd I Un 1.41 k.l Hlutrll.p 1 V.m HmIwhU Hill rxall tvi Write to us Kobrrl Spraguf ailtlrti another notch to a tuiiiu-r tjc uitf mmsoii iy tdptui intf tht IUir Day All Mar In) at Willamette Spetila Suiulay. The North liend driver, who the week U'forv citptured the llamm'i 5 Serie title, tiMW advantage of Huss Sell misfortune to claim his tilth Super Stock feature of the ear at Willamette and the SI top prize Albany's Sell appeared heudetl to tutor lane alter taking forming to the lead on lap IJ For Us, he a in control Ttien. huddenly, on lap smoke hilloweit from Sell i car Mtfiulinjj a Noun engine And Sprague moed into the lead "Huns had ui uhipxi vaid Sprague 1 It looked like he ta pulling awa. and I was readv to settle for second tut once lie had the lead, the orlh Jterul racer wasn't atxKit to let it hp (ialord Tom la in cloned some ground for awhile, hut couldn't make the needed charge I was jied trying to hang lit there," Sprague Mid knew he i Kl.un wai hmd me, hut if I held a gNMt groo I knew I would U' hard to get around Ktam, who had finished cond to Sprague in the Kirecr.u ker loo on the Fourth of July, wan hampt'ml ty the ii( his rear brakes with some to las to go His second place elfort wai worth l.oou Sprague five win at Willamette are especially noteworthy. tx-cause he didn't in a race at the Imitation oval in Ids only prcv unit in at Willamette came three years ago "We've spent a few years learning at Kit the track, and a lot of people, like Mark Howard, have really helped us out," Sprague said Howard, Ihe J98S 86 Willamette champion, drove Flam's car in the qualifier Saturday and ran away from the field to earn the pole mm tiort However, when Flam arrived Sunday to drive the car, it was moved to the ninth place slot, htvause he hadn't qualified in the preliminary event Salem's Uruce Hippie finish cd third 1 Union Hod lloyd the Willamette points leader hose car was ludly damaged the week (imsh-d a strong fifth to increase his ad vantage over second place Tony Silhernagel of Scio Ski Uiiin The Lebanon Kxpress welcomes and encourages letters to the editor letter muM signed, giving the name and ad dress of Ihe writer, and a telephone numU-r which ill not le printed, hut will te used to confirm the writer's identity letters should under words in length 'Any ones longer than that ill not lie rejected, but ill Ik subject to editing liAi UaiMni Ut H.lr I'ualUol Mtjl.f I ih, 'IHH I tm t.4 lapi W.il tmta Althtllt tmr lnmu Himr Jtn' tthrrM I'KIUnd ImM VLliu I rtm JimJ.

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II Country steak patty with gravy, whipped potatoes, diced carrots, biscuit, applesauce cake, milk FllinW. SFPT. II Beef stroganoff over noodles, wax leans ith rel broccoli, whole wheal bread, bread pudding, milk. MONDAY. SEPT.

II Turkey franks, baked coleslaw, hole wheal roll, sugar cookies, milk. 1 Tt KSIIAY, SFPT. IS Spaghetti with meat sauce, beans, tossed salad, herb read, cake and ice cream, milk. WEDNESDAY, SKIT. 16 Sliced turkey with gravy, bread dressing, capri vegetables, cranln-rry gelatin mold, cornbread.

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IH Roast liecf, parshed potatoes, brussel sprouts, oatmeal roll, orange cake, milk. 1 GV I Sept. 1 9 32 am Hurglary Victim: Kvelyn AbUitt. W. Oak reported a 19" color television and two cartons of cigarettes taken from motor home Iss valiw: $275 10:51 a m.

Theft II: Victim: Kelly Skaggs. 10.W Grove St reported a silver men's id speed bicycle taken Iss value: $25 11:10 am. Violation of a Restraining Order: Lebanon Police are investigating 4:10 pm. Theft Four bicycles were recovered that had been stolen from the following victims: Marie Czerny, liw K. Oak and Daniel Chetwood.

1082 Grove St. The other two victims are not known at this lime Sept. 2 2:57 a.m. MenacingNon- Injury Hit and Hun Accident at 76 E. Sherman Iebanon Police are investigating the report of an unknown suspect displaying a handgun and then backing his vehicle into a parked vehicle.

Owner of parked vehicle: Shar-roll Jane Allen, Sweet Home. 1:19 p.m. Criminal MischiefRestraining Order "Violation: Cited and Released: Wayne Spangle, 925 Cleveland St. 3:37 p.m. Injury Accident: Drivers: Penny Ann Edwards, 875 Lebanite and Ilandy Lee Hutchinson, 900 10th St.

19. Hutchinson was cited for Careless Driving, Accident Contributing Factor, 5:43 p.m. Theft II: Victim: Darlene Mills, 288 E. Elmore reported the theft of Cobra 40 channel CB Radio and 15 cassette tapes taken out of her vehicle while parked in front of her residence. Loss value: $134.

7:10 p.m. Burglary Victim: Susan Carlisle, 320 E. Ash reported someone entered Microwave oven Total loss value $200 U-lmnon Police are investigating Sept. 4 8 00 a Narcotics: Arrested: Homer Arm Ward, 4M Grant St on a charge of Possession of a Controlled Substance as a result of a search warrant Cited Cynthia Marie By her, unknown address, for Frequenting a House where a Controlled Substance is t'si-d 12 52 Theft II: Victim Richard Holcomb. 1082 Grove rejortcd bicycle parts taken Ioss value: $3.

Sept 5 2:12 am Fugitive felony Arrested: Robert Christian Smith, 3jo E. Elmore on a Linn County Circuit Court warrant charging Delivery of a Controlled Substance. 2:30 a m. Liquor Laws: A 17-year-old Lebanon male was taken into custody for being a Minor In Possession of Liquor by Consumption. 5:03 p.m.

Theft II: Victim: Darin Ruley. 340 Main reported a blue Schw inn 10-speed bicycle taken l-oss value: $:0. 8:50 m. Warrant Service: Arrested: Joseph Robert Such, Albany, on a lcbanon Municipal Court warrant charging Failure to Appear. 11:16 m.

-DUII, Attempting to Elude a Police Officer: Arrested: Scott Douglas Davenport, 137 Hiatt St. Sept. 7 1 1 55 a Wa rra nt Serv ice Arrested: Nadine Marie Russell, 575 Harrison on charges of Parole Violation. 1 :20 p.m. Restraining Order Violation: Arrested: Allen Curtis Sherwood, Philomath.

her ri-Ntdcnce after I and took a JC Higgins 12 gauge shotgun and a lx of shells Utss value: $41. 9 01 pm Found Property Found Indies black vinyl purse and Polaroid camera and case at Main and Elmore loss value $75 Message was left with the owner of the property thai her property would be liere in the evidence locker wailing for her to claim it Sept. 3 9 (Wa m. Found Property: A small red hag with a collection of water pistols in it, Six plastic toy-guns, survival knife, and a plastic butterfly knife totaling $17.50. 917 a Theft Victim: Melody Mae Collins.

2tfil 2nd St reported her purse stolen with contents. Total loss value: $ttt5 includes ring box and two diamond rings and $2ix) in cash. The case is under investigation. 12:31 m. Non Injury Accident in front of Lebanon Southgate: Drivers: Olie Thomas Wells.

3JU1I4 River Willard Franklin Hulbcrt 42tH2 Green Mountain Dr. Wells was cited at the scene. 3:10 p.m. Non Injury Accident i at Main and Wheeler: Drivers: Joann Ixslie Baker. 38057 Middle Ridge Denise Dawn Brewer, Albany, Mark Allen Kutsch, Albany.

8:42 p.m. Theft II: Victim. Jeremia Cray. 124 2nd reported his bike, a Chrome 20" boys' Ram par BMX with red front tire and black back tire, taken from Weldwood Park. Loss value: $100.

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