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A4 Tuesday, February 14, 2017 albany GazeTTe-Times 1 KYLE ODEGARD Albany Democrat-Herald Linn County high schools performed well at the OSAA Cheerleading State Cham- pionships, held at Memo- rial Coliseum in Portland on Saturday, with Sweet Home, Lebanon and Central Linn placing and South Albany winning its second straight title. The Rebels won the 5A trophy with a whopping 204.40 points. The sec- ond-place team scored 183.80. South margin of victory was the largest of any of the category at the championships, and the Rebels had the sec- ond-highest score of the day, regardless of classifi- cation. In 2016, South Albany High School also won the 5A crown, and the team fin- ished second in the 5A Small classification in 2015.

Sweet Home took second place in the 4A category with 175.60 points and just missed out on back-to-back championships, as well. The team was narrowly out- pointed by champion Glad- stone, which had a score of 175.80. The Huskies took first place in the 4A Large cate- gory in 2016, fourth place in 4A in 2015 and second place in 4A in 2014. Lebanon finished third in the Coed Large category. The Warriors are another team been strong in recent years, as the squad took fourth place in the 5A Small category in 2016 and 2015 and fifth place in the Large standings in 2014.

Central Linn took third place in the 3A standings this year. A feature story on South Albany High cheerleading team will ap- pear later this week in the Democrat-Herald. Kyle odegard can be reached at kyle.odegard@lee.net, 541-812-6077 or via Twitter Kyleodegard. Rebels win back-to-back cheer titles ANTHONY RIMEL Corvallis Gazette-Times The Corvallis Police De- partment has arrested two men who had been spotted by a neighbor while they were using a ladder to enter a second floor window of an apartment on Feb. 7.

According to a depart- ment press release, officers arrived at the apartment, in the 200 block of North- west 26th Street, around 12:30 a.m. to see flashlights moving around inside the apartment and called the resident to confirm no one should be home. The officers then sur- rounded the apartment and ordered the men, Kalvin El- lis and Richard Zib, both of Corvallis, to leave the build- ing and arrested them. The officers then obtained a warrant to search residence and allegedly found stolen property and drug paraphernalia with methamphetamine residue on it, along with Kristina Hass, also of Corvallis. Ellis, 35, was charged with first degree burglary, first degree theft, unlawful possession of methamphet- amine and unlawful manu- facturing of marijuana.

Zib, 39, reportedly had an out- standing warrant and was charged with first degree burglary, first degree theft, identity theft, possession of tools and unlawful possession of methamphet- amine. Hass, 27, reportedly had an outstanding warrant and was arrested for charges of unlawful possession of methamphetamine and possession of tools. anthony rimel can be reached at anthony.rimel@ lee.net, 541-758-9526, or via Twitter Corvallis Police arrest two for burglary charges Official weather records at Hyslop Farm northeast of Corvallis for the 24-hour period ending at 8 a.m. yesterday: Temperatures: High 49, Normal 51, Record 64 (1992)Low 32, Normal 35, Record 18 (1905) Precipitation: Rain 0.00, Normal 0.19, Record 2.22 (1984) Month to date rain: 6.52, Normal NA Rain since Jan. 1 11.85 Normal for same period NA Crop year rain (since Sept.

1) 44.42 Normal for same period NA For additional data from Hyslop, see oregonstate.edu/corvallis-farm-unit/weather. Tides High tides today 2:28 a.m., 8.4 ft. 2:19 p.m., 7.9 ft. Low tides today 8:23 a.m., 1.9 ft. 8:33 p.m., 0.8 ft.

High tides tomorrow 3:04 a.m., 8.3 ft. 3:07 p.m., 7.2 ft. Low tides tomorrow 9:10 a.m., 2.0 ft. 9:09 p.m., 1.6 ft. Data for U.S.

Coast Guard Station Yaquina Bay, Newport. River levels River summary from yesterday as provided by the National Weather Service. For more information, contact the Oregon River Forecast Center at 503-261- 9246 or see the NOAA website at http://nimbo.wrh. noaa.gov/Portland/public_hydro/. Stg ft chg Willamette River Eugene 13.4 Harrisburg 7.9 Corvallis 20.2 Albany 14.0 Salem 16.2 N.

Santiam River Mehama 5.2 S. Santiam River Waterloo 5.5 Santiam River Jefferson 6.8 Siletz River Siletz 6.5 Alsea River Tidewater 7.6 Marys River Philomath 12.0 Herbert Lees Allison Oct. 15, 1919 Feb. 10, 2017 Herbert Lees Al- lison of Lebanon peacefully passed away on Feb. 10, 2017, after a full and pro- ductive life spanning 97 years.

was born in Dryad, Wa i ton, on Oct. 15, 1919, to Charles Frederick and Inez Mary (Everington) Allison, both of whom emigrated from England to the United States. Bert and his older brother Rex grew up in Dryad and attended Lewis County schools. father, Charles, was a logger his entire life, and Bert never envisioned any occupation other than following in his footsteps. Bert loved the woods and, other than for his World War II service in the United States Navy, spent his entire working life as a logger.

He was an accomplished spar tree high lead climber and rig- ger and loved driving the during his years working at the Snow Peak Lumber Company. Bert, with a keen intel- lect, had the opportunity to attend Washington State on an scholarship upon gradua- tion with honors from high school at the age of 15. In- stead, choice was to marry his childhood sweet- heart, Dorothy June Baker, on June 1, 1940, as soon as she graduated from Pe Ell High School, and pursue his logging ambitions. Two daughters, Dixie and Patty, were born during the first years of Bert and marriage. Bert set chokers in Ryderwood, Washington, until his brother-in-law convinced him that Lebanon was the place to be for logging.

Al- though Bert was offered a deferment as World War II continued unabated, he decided that it was time for him to enlist in the United States Navy. After serving as a mate in 1944 and 1945 aboard the USS Otus in the South Pacific and Philippines and upon his discharge in 1946, Bert returned to Lebanon and logging. Bert and Dorothy started a second family including Brian, Scott and Melissa Allison in the late 1950s and early 1960s. They were active members of Leba- Our Lutheran Church during this period. Bert was a proud member of the International Wood- workers of America until 1968, when he assumed a management position at Snow Peak.

He was always true to his union affiliation and Democratic leanings throughout his life. He lost his wife Dorothy to cancer in 1976, which with three children increased his on- going responsibilities. Al- though he ready to retire from logging, man- datory retirement led to the end of his logging career in 1984. Bert enjoyed his mem- berships in the Lebanon Masons East Linn Lodge 44, the Scottish Rite in Sa- lem, the Al Kader Shriners in Wilsonville, the Lebanon BPOE 1663, and the Lebanon American Legion Post. Herbert is survived by his daughters, Dixie Lee McKin- ley (Jim), Patricia M.

Yraguen (Frank) and Melissa Allison; sons Brian Allison and Scott Allison (Sherry); twelve grandchildren including Shauna Yraguen, Corey Yraguen, Nicole Yraguen, Kurt McKinley, Stace McKinley, Shane McKin- ley, Mandy Barns, Jacklynn Allison, Scott Ryan Allison II, Roni Clark, Kari Allison and Joshaua Barnhart; 16 great-grandchildren; and special friends Lois Pierce and her daughter, Iris Evans (Orial). Herbert was preceded in death by his wife, Dorothy; parents Charles and Inez; brother Rex; and an infant son, Michael. In honor of life, a memorial service will be at 10 a.m. Saturday, Feb. 18, at the Huston-Jost Funeral Home in Lebanon.

A grave- side service will follow at the IOOF Masonic Cemetery in Lebanon. Donations in honor of life can be made to the Hospitals for Children, 3101 S.W. Sam Jackson Park Road, Portland, OR 97239-3009 or to Town, 100 Flanagan PO Box 5000, Town, NE 68010-9989. Wilma Nadine Anderlik Aug. 20, 1930 Feb.

8, 2017 Wilma Nadine Anderlik passed away on Wednesday, Feb. 8, while surrounded by her loving family. a i was born on Aug. 20, 1930, in Eminence, i i to Annie and Chester Russell and then moved to Bend at the age of 5. She graduated from Bend High in 1948.

She then met and married her late husband, George, in 1952 and they set- tled in Lebanon where they raised their four children. For many years Nadine was a stay-at-home mother raising their children, at- tending many of her sporting events and school activities. She later went to work for the Lebanon School District working in the kitchens. Nadene enjoyed travel- ing to the Oregon Coast as well as to Clear Lake Resort located within the Cas- cade Mountains, but most of all she enjoyed being surrounded by her family and friends. She took great pleasure in baking goodies and other meals for people she loved.

Nadine was a person who spent her entire life caring for others and putting their needs above her own. She had a laugh and smile that were contagious, and she continued with this won- derful outlook on life right up until the end. Her fam- ily is not sure that they ever heard her complain about anything. Nadine was a longtime member of the Beta Sigma Phi sorority group to which she belonged to for nearly 49 years. She took great pride in following the pur- pose, which is Life, Learning and Friendship.

She thor- oughly enjoyed getting to- gether with the members of this group and being involved in their many functions over the years. Nadine is survived by her two sons, John of Port- land and David of Arizona; brother George of Oakridge; grandchildren Justin, Lind- sey, Brent, Brian, Amy and Chris; as well as several great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband of 63 years, George; daughters Cheryl and Susan; mother Annie; father Chester; and brothers Bud and Bill. A viewing will be from 4 to 7 p.m. Thursday, Feb.

16, with a service at 1 p.m. Fri- day, Feb. 17, at Huston-Jost Funeral Home in Lebanon. Burial will follow at the Leb- anon IOOF Cemetery. A cel- ebration of life will follow the burial at the Lebanon Public Library Community Room.

Elizabeth Anne Nelson Dec. 20, 1930 Feb. 10, 2017 Elizabeth Anne Nelson, 86, of Lebanon passed away on Friday, Feb. 10, with her husband at her side, in the comfort of her home. Betty was born in Salem on Dec.

20, 1930. She gradu- ated from Junction City High School in the class of 1948. Betty married William Nelson on Dec. 19, 1952, in a a Falls. The couple cel- ebrated 64 wonderful years to- gether.

Betty spent her life tak- ing care of her children and grandchildren. She always made everyone feel very special and loved. She spent many years sewing, paint- ing, stamping and doing other crafts. She enjoyed teaching stamping and tole painting classes. She loved to bake and teach her grand- children how to cook.

She was a member of the Leba- non Evangelical Church for over 40 years. She enjoyed teaching primary age Sun- day school and crafts for the summer day camp program. Betty is survived by her husband, William; sons Mark and John; daughters Teri, and Gale and hus- band Harold; grandchildren Matt, Jennifer, Janna and husband Robert, Gabrielle and husband Doug, and Lori and husband James; great-grandchildren Mya, Alex, Nik and Sawyer; brother Floyd; and sisters Joan, Alene and Kay. A funeral service will be at 1 p.m. Thursday, Feb.

16, at Huston-Jost Funeral Home. A celebration of life will fol- low from 2 to 4 p.m. at the American Legion Post 51, 480 S. Main Lebanon. Burial will be in the Lebanon IOOF Cemetery.

Family suggests memorial donations be made to the American Cancer Society in care of Huston-Jost Funeral Home, 86 Grant Leba- non OR 97355. Service notices Helen Gustine, 98, for- merly of Lebanon, died Monday, Jan. 23, 2017. A memorial service will be at 11 a.m. Saturday, Feb.

18, at Keizer Community Church, 380 Churchdale in Keizer. Mark Gutierrez, 48, of Corvallis died Saturday at home. A graveside service will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 22, at the Willamette Memorial Park Mausoleum Chapel.

Fisher Funeral Home is handling arrange- ments. Chris Hayward, 70, of Albany passed away at his home. A memorial service will be 1 p.m. Feb. 19 at the Elks Lodge, 440 Osage Sweet Home.

Fisher Funeral Home is handling arrange- ments. Death notices Thomas E. Grigsby, 79, of Corvallis died at Good Samaritan Regional Medi- cal Center on Saturday, Feb. 11, 2017. McHenry Funeral Home is handling arrange- ments.

Randolph Ed- ward Lloyd, 55, of Albany died Saturday at his home. AAsum-Dufour Funeral Home is handling arrange- ments. Warren Maddox, 89, of Sweet Home died Monday. Sweet Home Funeral Chapel is handling arrangements. Eleanor Mae Martin, 79, of Philomath died at home on Saturday, Feb.

11, 2017. At her request, no services will be held. McHenry Funeral Home is handling arrange- ments. Joyce Ruth Settles, 90, formerly of Albany, died Feb. 12 in The Dalles.

Spen- cer, Libby Powell Funeral Home in The Dalles is han- dling arrangements. Patricia Welch, 84, of Corvallis died Friday, Feb. 10, 2017, at Regent Court Assisted Living. DeM- oss-Durdan Funeral Home Crematory is handling arrangements. Bert Allison Nadine Anderlik Betty Nelson Parks Rec pool tourney planned Albany Parks Rec- reation is hosting a team single-elimination pool tournament starting at 11 a.m.

Saturday, Feb. 18, at the Albany Senior Cen- ter, 489 Water Ave. N.W. Tournament admission is free but limited to the first 24 entrants, which will form 12 teams of two for the competition. Prizes will be awarded to the first-, second- and third-place teams.

Pizza, snacks, and bev- erages will be provided for all competitors. Space is limited; call 541-917- 7760 to reserve a spot. For more information, visit www.albanypark- sandrecreation.org. Summer Sounds seeks food vendors The 2017 Summer Sounds concert series is looking for food vendors to register with the city by May 12. Concert dates are on Mondays: July 10, July 17, July 24 and July 31.

The concert venue presents a fundraising opportunity for commu- nity groups or teams. Food carts or regular food ven- dors are both welcome. Selected vendors will pay $400 for the series or $125 per concert. Applica- tions are available online at www.albanysummer- sounds.org. Applications are accepted until May 12, but early applications are encouraged.

LOCAL WEATHER DATA IN BRIEF OBITUARIES Coastal Oregon: Mostly cloudy today; an afternoon shower in spots across the north. Eastern and Central Oregon: Partly sunny today; freezing fog in the morning across the north and in the upper Treasure Valley. Cascades: Partly sunny today. Sleet and freezing rain tonight; however, a couple of showers across the north. UV Index for the times indicated tomorrow.

0-2, Low; 3-5, Moderate; 6-7, High; 8-10, Very High; Extreme Values indicate the exposure to the ultraviolet rays. Corvallis through 5 p.m. yesterday. Corvallis Temperatures Valley Precipitation Feb 18 Feb 26 Mar 5 Mar 12 Last New First Full Forecasts and graphics provided by AccuWeather, Inc. Much of the eastern and western parts of the nation will be sunny and tranquil today.

Exceptions will be rain showers in southern Florida and patchy fog over the interior Northwest. Snow showers and gusty winds are forecast around the Great Lakes. Rain will spread eastward over the South Central states with thunderstorms near the Gulf Coast. Today Wed. City Hi Lo Hi Lo Today Wed.

City Hi Lo Hi Lo Today Wed. City Hi Lo Hi Lo High Low Normal high Normal low 24 hrs end. 5 p.m. Eugene 0.00" 24 hrs end. 5 p.m.

Salem 0.00" Eugene month to date 4.36" Salem month to date 7.74" Eugene year to date 8.41" Salem year to date 13.14" Astoria 55 48 pc 55 46 Baker City 36 16 pc 37 32 pc Bend 44 28 pc 44 35 Brookings 58 51 57 48 Burns 37 11 39 29 Eugene 54 45 pc 57 48 Klamath Falls 51 32 pc 48 39 Lakeview 48 21 45 36 Meacham 43 26 pc 43 37 Medford 61 44 pc 61 44 Newport 57 50 pc 57 49 North Bend 62 52 pc 61 49 Olympia 52 42 pc 54 46 Ontario 33 18 37 30 pc Pasco 35 25 pc 36 32 i Pendleton 36 23 pc 38 37 Portland 49 41 pc 47 44 Quillayute 54 46 53 44 Redding 69 47 pc 58 50 Redmond 46 31 pc 51 38 Roseburg 64 49 pc 62 47 Salem 53 43 pc 55 48 Sexton Summit 55 44 pc 49 38 Spokane 39 23 pc 41 37 Stampede Pass 38 29 pc 35 32 i Tillamook 56 47 pc 57 48 Vancouver 48 39 pc 49 44 Yakima 38 29 pc 37 34 i Athens 48 38 pc 56 43 Beijing City 46 27 pc 50 36 pc Berlin 40 29 47 30 Buenos Aires 79 64 84 66 pc Cairo 61 48 pc 62 48 pc Hong Kong 69 57 69 56 Jerusalem 47 39 sh 46 36 sh London 51 44 pc 52 41 sh Manila 82 70 pc 84 71 pc Mexico City 76 45 pc 75 46 pc Moscow 38 26 sf 29 14 Paris 57 45 pc 60 43 pc Rome 61 40 59 40 Seoul 41 21 46 27 Sydney 77 65 pc 80 69 Tokyo 49 33 pc 52 33 Toronto 38 28 sf 33 17 sn Warsaw 34 25 37 27 Zurich 46 29 51 31 Atlanta 69 51 pc 56 33 Atlantic City 44 35 51 26 Baltimore 49 34 49 28 pc Billings 50 34 57 36 Birmingham 66 44 55 31 Boise 44 27 50 39 pc Boston 32 25 pc 40 28 sn Charleston, S.C. 71 54 70 37 Chicago 45 23 pc 35 22 pc Cleveland 49 29 pc 34 23 sf Dallas 53 41 59 35 Denver 52 24 64 34 Des Moines 47 24 44 30 Detroit 44 27 pc 33 21 sf El Paso 55 35 58 34 Fairbanks 30 10 sn 25 3 pc Fargo 34 18 pc 36 28 pc Honolulu 81 72 pc 82 69 Houston 73 48 65 41 pc Indianapolis 51 26 pc 38 23 pc Kansas City 52 26 48 32 Las Vegas 68 48 pc 69 49 Little Rock 48 38 55 30 pc Los Angeles 72 51 pc 79 55 pc Miami 84 67 pc 86 68 Milwaukee 43 24 pc 33 21 pc Mpls-St. Paul 38 20 pc 35 25 Nashville 50 36 49 28 pc New Orleans 77 53 61 43 New York City 39 35 46 30 Oklahoma City 49 31 56 31 Omaha 48 23 49 30 Philadelphia 45 33 48 29 pc Phoenix 74 54 pc 75 52 Portland, Maine 31 19 pc 34 23 sn Raleigh-Durham 60 47 pc 53 30 Rapid City 47 27 60 34 Reno 56 31 pc 61 43 pc Sacramento 66 45 pc 64 54 St. Louis 56 30 46 30 Salt Lake City 43 26 50 30 San Diego 65 53 pc 73 55 pc San Francisco 64 49 pc 64 56 Seattle 54 44 pc 55 46 Tucson 69 46 pc 71 43 Washington, D.C. 52 38 51 31 pc Sunrise today 7:14 a.m.

Sunset tonight 5:40 p.m. Moonrise today 9:55 p.m. Moonset today 9:12 a.m. Weather (W): s-sunny, pc-partly cloudy, c-cloudy, sh-showers, t-thunderstorms, r-rain, sf-snow urries, sn-snow, i-ice. Astoria Portland Salem The Dalles Pendleton Bend Albany Corvallis Eugene Medford Klamath Falls Burns Ontario The patented AccuWeather.com RealFeel Temperature is an exclusive index of effective temperature based on eight weather factors.

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Temperatures are today's highs and tonight's lows. Fog in the a.m.; otherwise, clouds and sun An evening shower, then late-night rain Windy with rain Variably cloudy with a couple of showers A thick cloud cover A morning shower; otherwise, mostly cloudy TODAY TONIGHT WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY.