Albany Democrat-Herald from Albany, Oregon • 2

On the Record Calendar The AccuWeather forecast for noon, Thursday, ov. 28. Bands separate high temperature zones for tine day. Items may be mailed to Calendar, Democrat Hei aid, P.O. Box 130, Albany, 97321, or faxed to 926-4799.

Items also can be left at the Democrat-Herald offices, 600 Lyon St. S.W., Albany, or 90 E. Grant Lebanon. For more information call 926-2211 IGlenda Suklis, Ext. 100, or Graham Kislingbury, Ext.

111); from Harris-burg call 995-6217. A2 ALBANY (OR.) DEMOCRAT-HERALD. THURSDAY, NOV. 28. 1996 pfso (R) Holiday Bazaars FRIDAY Beta Sigma Phi 10 a.m.-6 p.m., 550 Hansard, off Highway 34.

Corvallii Eaglet 9 a.m.4 p.m., 2700 S.W. Third, Corvallis. Events 2Psl fT 303? soivA Bfyti 60s N3ds 23 (XY FRONTS: LfilXW FRIDAY ACT comic drama 8:15 p.m., "Greetings," Regina Frager Theater, 111 First Ave. Albany; $7, $5 over age 60 or under 18. Dicken't play "A Christmas Carol," Linn-Benton Community College's Takena Theater, 6500 Pacific Blvd.

S.W., Albany; $7. STANFORD SMITHDemocret-Herald Anna Lacey, left, with Judy Gott at the Men'nonite Home. Albany resident celebrates 101 years COLD WARM STATIONARY 1996 AccuWeather, El 0 T-STORMS FLURRIES SNOW ICE Nov. 28 forecast for daytime conditions and high temperatures 3 wash- Pressure EE3 0 HIGH LOW SHOWERS RAIN Via Associated Press Weather OSU Hyslop Station 24 hours to 8 a.m. today High Wednesday 55 Low Wednesday 40 Precipitation log Jan.

1 to 8 a.m. Wed. 55.37 inches Last year to date 42.92 inches Average to date 34.59 inches Eugene Thursday, AccuWeather PortUdY rOr.rTFI i Newport 49 I I Bend 1 40 I 48 rr- uniano North Bend 0 rfsQk 48" Klamath Falls 38 Medford T-storms Rain Flumes Snow Ice Sunny Pt. Cloudy Ciwty Press Graprncstm 1996 Acc Weatlw. Inc.

near 25. Friday: Mostly cloudy. Chance of rain. Snow level rising to 5,000 feet. Afternoon pass temperatures 35 to 40.

40. Mostly cloudy. rain afternoon. 50. Forecasts Coast Today: Highs near 50.

Southwest 10 to 15 mph. Scattered showers decreasing partial clearing. 40. Friday: Mostly Local morning fog. light rain.

Cascades Today: Snow level near 3,000 pass temperatures Northwest wind 15 to 30 Snow level 3,000 pass temperatures Extended Forecasts Western Oregon Saturday: Local morning -fog south. Rain at times north. Increasing chance of rain south. Lows 35-45. Highs 45-55.

Gusty winds, Sunday: Showers. Snow in the Cascades. Lows 35-40. Highs in the 40s. Monday: Decreasing scattered showers.

Lows 35 -45. Highs 45-50. Eastern Oregon Saturday: Increasing chance of rain. Possible local freezing rain north. Lows 20s to mid 30s.

Highi in Senior Centers FRIDAY Area senior centers are closed for the holiday weekend. Thanksgiving Closures Banks and credit union: They will be closed today but will be open for regular business hours on Friday and Saturday. Democrat-Herald: Circulation offices in Lebanon and Sweet Home will be open from 8 to 10 a.m. today. All other newspaper departments will be closed.

The regular afternoon publication schedule will resume Friday. Government: All federal, state, county, and local offices will be closed today. Albany, Lebanon, Corvallis, Jefferson and Sweet Home offices will remain closed Friday. Libraries: The Albany Public Library and Corvallis Public Library will be closed today and Friday and open regular hours Saturday and Sunday. Lebanon and Sweet Home public libraries be closed today and Friday and reopen Saturday.

Liquor stores: All liquor stores will be closed today and reopen Friday. Major stores: Some groceries and major retail stores will have shortened hours or stay closed today. All will be open Friday. Pools: The Albany Community Pool will be closed today and Friday. The Os-born Aquatic Center in Corvallis will be closed today, open 1 1:30 a.m.

to 3 p.m. Friday and open regular hours Saturday and Sunday. Lebanon Community Pool will be closed today and open regular hours on Friday. The Sweet Home Pool at the high school will be closed today and open regular hours on Friday and Saturday. Post offices: No regular deliveries or mail collections today.

It will be business as usual on Friday. Senior centers: All senior centers in Linn County will be closed today and Friday. Schools: Public schools, Linn-Benton Community College and Oregon State University in Corvallis will be closed today and Friday. Transit: Albany bus and Linn Benton Loop Bus will not operate today. The Linn-Benton Loop Bus will not operate on Friday.

The Albany bus will run one bus on Friday "Shopper's Special." The bus will run the Route 2 map from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The Corvallis Transit System will not operate today but will resume regular service on Friday. Trash collection: Albany-Lebanon Sanitation will do its regular routes today. Sweet Home Sanitation Service also will have regular pickup today.

Corrections If you spot an error, call the city desk, 926-2211, Ext. 111 from Harrisburg, call 995-6217) during regular business hours: from 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday and before noon on Saturday. SANTIAM PASS DEATHS An icy Highway 20 was the cause of a March 25, 1995, collision in which two Lebanon teenagers, Talia Ufford and Katie Weinman, died.

A story and headline Monday about 20 traffic deaths on Santiam Pass since 1992 may have erroneously implied that -the two tnon agors wer-driving too fast. High speed was not a factor in the accident. NAMEPLATE PHOTO, Page A1: The scene at Monteith Riverpark in Albany. ATTENTION SHOPPERS There are corrections to our November 28 Circular On page 2, a $10 rebate was pictured with the Polaroid 2-pack instant film. This product does not have a rebate Page 17 pictured Emerson Ca' Audio System model 2O50SP.

It should have shown model 1O01 at $19 99. All other car stereos are at 20 oft our regular pnee We apologize for any inconvenience. SUNNY PT. CLOUDY CLOUDY the 40s. Sunday: Scattered showers.

Snow showers mountains. Lows 20s to mid-30s. Highs 35-45. Monday: Scattered showers mainly east otherwise partly cloudy after local morning fog. Lows 20s.

Highs 35-45. Oregon Readings Temperature extremes and measurable precipitation for the 24 hours ended at 4 p.m. Wednesday: High Low Pep. Astoria 56 44 2.74 Baker City 36 26 .01 Eugene 67 45 .22 IDAHO 'i i 44 45 27 27 36 46 32 38 43 34 Klamath Falls 49 La Grande Medford Newport Pendleton Portland Salem The Dalles 37 54 55 53 58 56 40 .02 .33 .02 .25 .15 .10 Across the U.S. Temperatures indicate previous day's high and overnight low to 4:32 p.m.

Wednesday. HI Lo PrcOtlk Atlanta 57 30 cdy Boston 30 26 .01 cdy Chicago 31 14 clr Dallas-Ft Worth 49 30 cdy Denver 44 18 .01 cdy Kansas City 36 18 clr Los Angeles 73 55 cdy New York City 34 32 cdy St Louis 32 19 clr San Diego 72 54 clr San Francisco 66 46 cdy Seattle 50 431.28 rn 34 cdy National Temperature) Extremes for Wednesday High 81 at Hollywood. Fla. Low 17 at Roseau, Minn. High School at 1 :32 p.m.

The campus was searched but nothing was found. Burglaries, Thefts (Of more than $750) ALBANY POLICE Taken from the 500 block of First St, S.E., reported Tuesday: 1986 Toyota van, Oregon license number NBF906. Arrests, Referrals lebanon police Francisco Javier Perez, 40, Jefferson, Wednesday. Charges: possession of a controlled substance. Cited to appear in Linn County District Court Dec.

18. The following sale ending dates are incorrect in Sears inserts on-the following dates, 1128, 121 126. The correct dates are: Sony Camcorder 55806 127. Zenith VCR 55746 1 228. Goldstar VCR 55126 127.

Magnavox Camcorder 5591 6 1 130. LXI VCR 55156 1 130. RCA VCR 55226 1 130. The $50 gift check with purchase of Panasonic TV 40645 1 214. Magnavox Projection TVs 54413, 54 423,54493 1 228.

Please note the printed end date for the Projection TV bonus offer of a free Hi-Fi VCR and 0 finance charge is correct. Almanac River levels Willamette at Albany 19.6 ft. Santiam at Jefferson 11.8 ft. The sun Sunset tonight 4:35 p.m. Sunrise Friday 7:26 a.m.

Newport tides, Friday Highs Lows 3:13 a.m. 7.7 ft. 8:31 a.m. 3.9 ft. 2:18 p.m.

8.1ft. 9:02 p.m. 0.3 ft. Road Report The Oregon State Police road and pass report number is 1541) 976-7277. (Call costs 30 cents).

People unable reach that number should call (541) 889-3999 instead. 1 Mid-valley Forecast Today Showers. Highs near 50. Southwest wind 10 to 15 mph. Tonight Scattered showers decreasing with partial clearing.

Police and Fire Reports TRAFFIC TIE-UP: Motorists getting an early start on holiday getaways Wednesday afternoon encountered a traffic tie-up on northbound Interstate 5 near Talbot Road that took about 40 minutes to clear. A two-car accident was reported to Oregon State Police at 2:35 p.m. A woman, whose name was not available Wednesday, was transported to Albany General Hospital for minor injuries. Both lanes were closed for about 20 minutes. Police first opened the right lane of traffic, then opened the rest at about 3:20 p.m.

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Quinto Wednesday's winning Showers Via Associated Lows 35 to Friday Some light Highs near Oregon Central Showers. winds Tonight: with Lows near cloudy. Chance of North Showers. feet. Afternoon 30 to 35.

mph. Tonight: feet. Minimum made the day just like night. "We had to light the kerosene lamps so we could see," she said. "We had to use a scoop shovel to clear the dust out of our house." She remembers many historic events, including the sinking of the Titanic in April 1912.

She also remembers many U.S. Presidents, and received a birthday card this week from President Clinton, she said. The staff at the Mennonite Home held a birthday party for Mrs. Lacey on Sunday, and another party is planned this weekend by her family, Gott said. Albany BemocrateralD publication number USPS 012-280 Periodicals postage paid at Albany, OR 97321 POSTMASTER: Send address changes to Albany Democrat-Herald, P.O.Box 130, Albany, OR 97321-0041 Customer Information Published daily except Sunday by ABC, Inc.

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Audit Bureau of Circulations Oregon Newspaper Publishers Association Pacific Northwest Newspaper Association Newspaper Association of America Copyright Entire contents Copyright 1996 by the Albany Democrat-Herald. 1 1 to order your ad today. BY MARY PARKINSON Albany Democrat-Herald Over the years Anna Lacey has celebrated her Nov. 28 birthday on Thanksgiving Day many times. This year, however, is extra special.

Mrs. Lacey is 101 years old today. "My birthday never changes, it's just Thanksgiving Day that does," she said this week with a grin. Mrs. Lacey lived in her own home in Albany until about a year ago when she moved into the Men-nonite Home.

She is able to do many things on her own, according to Judy Gott, a registered nurse and the residential care manager at Mennonite Home. And although her eyesight is failing, Mrs. Lacey is able to handle her own correspondence, take care of her own banking and pay her own bills, Gott said. Lacey, who has a daughter, Peggy Ventrella of Tangent, and three grandsons, has been a lifelong homemaker who especially enjoyed quilting and raising flowers. She and her husband, Albert Lacey, moved to Albany in 1940 to escape the Kansas dust storms.

"We lost our livestock everything," she said. They had friends who lived out in Albany, Lacey said, and they decided to move out with a brother-in-law and his wife. Albert, who worked as a fireman at the former Linn Plywood, died in 1958. Mrs. Lacey was bom Nov.

28, 1895, in northwest Kansas near the Nebraska line. She and Albert were married in 1913 and later farmed in western Kansas, growing wheat, corn and livestock feed. She says she particularly remembers all the years she was able to go outside in Kansas and look at the stars that filled the night sky. 'You can't do that much out here," she said. She also remembers well the Kansas dust storms and how they Thanksgiving Dinner TODAY Signs of Victory Albany Minion' free Thanksgiving dinner will be from noon to 2 p.m.

at 620 Cleveland St. Anyone needing a ride or who is housebound and wants a meal delivered should call 967 8545. Jop-Quality Hardwoods with elegant fabrics. GREAT SELECTION! GREAT GIFT IDEA! Check Our Prices! Call 926-22 ROCKERS! A disabled car about one mile north of the accident scene also hampered the flow of traffic. BOMB THREATS: Bomb threats forced the evacuation Wednesday of Scio High School and Santiam High School in Mill City.

Both calls were unfounded and there was no mention on a Linn County Sheriffs report if the two were related. The first call was made to Scio High School at 7:37 a.m. Employees evacuated the school and sheriffs deputies searched the school. Nothing was found. Students and staff returned to class about an hour later.

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