The Daily Chronicle from Centralia, Washington • Page 15

18 The Daily Chronicle, 98531, Wednesday, August 8, 1973 News Briefs Obituaries Hearing Conlinued-A hearing Monday in Lewis County District Court to consider a motion asking that evidence obtained against Roger Dale Brown, 25, Winlock, June 15 be suppressed was continued without action. Lewis County Deputy Prosecutor Jeremy Randolph said the court made the continuance to allow the defendant's attorneys time to re-file their motion. Brown has been charged with unlawful assembly and contributing to an illegal music festival. Reunion Planned-The class of 1940 of Winlock High School will meet for a reunion Saturday, 6 p.m., at the Nor'Wester Restaurant, Centralia. Jim Cook will also be conducting a tour of the present school facilities, for those interested, beginning at 3 p.m.

Saturday, starting from the Winlock football field. Legislative Dumber Rep. Elmer Jastad, D-Morton, suggests that those desiring to gain information on legislative issues or wishing to talk with their legislators should use the toll-free telephone number to Olympia. It is 1800-562-6000. Operators will relay messages, opinions and information requests to the legislators for action.

Driver Arrested Ron E. Jones, 38, Centralia, was arrested by Centralia police Tuesday and charged with drunken driving, seventh offense, and driving while his license was suspended. He was in custody in Centralia city jail Wednesday morning in lieu of $625 bail. Vehicles Stolen Centralia police report the theft of a bicycle and a motorcyle Tuesday. A Stingray boy's 20, reddish-blue bicycle was stolen from the Lee Teshera residence, 214 South Diamond and a red 450 'Honda, owned by Thomas Trujillo, Chehalis, was taken from the Harrison Avenue Standard Station, police said.

The motorcycle carried Washington license plates No. FH 708. Youth Arrested Richard W. Frye, 19, Centralia, was arrested by Centralia police Tuesday on a charge of illegal possession and-or consumption of liquor while a minor. Bail was set at $50 and he was released on his personal recognizance.

Bubbles Blown Four youngsters walked off with prizes Tuesday at the Southwest Washington Fair's Bubble Gum Blowing Contest. First place winner for children age nine and under was Melinda Zable, Centralia, while Robin Klett, Tacoma, took second. In the age. nine and above category, Tressa Mackey, Chehalis, won first, while Darcy Godhard, Curtis, took second. Warrant Served Richard Scott, 21, Morton, was served County District Court warrant Tuesday following his arrest by Lewis County sheriff's deputies in the Morton area.

The warrant charged Scott with driving with a suspended license and driving without a license. He was being held in the county jail Wednesday morning without bail pending court action. Possession Charged Daryl Bugge, 18, Seattle, was arrested Tuesday in the Chehalis area and charged by Lewis County sheriff's deputies with illegal possession of marijuana. Bugge posted $250 bail and was released, deputies said Wednesday. Grand Larceny Charged Darrell Lee Sword, 26, Mossyrock, was arrested Tuesday in the Chehalis area on a Lewis County Superior Court warrant charging grand larceny.

Lewis County sheriff's deputies said the charge stems from the alleged theft of cedar shake boards from the Winston Creek area earlier this month. Sword was released by the court on his personal recognizance. Firemen Respond Chehalis firemen were summoned to 2302 Market St. Tuesday at 8:28 p.m. to provide resuscitation to an infant who was reported choking.

Firemen found the child was breathing when they arrived and advised the parents that the child be taken to a hospital. Further details were not available. Shelton Man Held Bradford Oling, 19, Shelton, was arrested Tuesday in Chehalis and charged by Chehalis police with illegal possession and consumption of an intoxicant and illegal possession of marijuana. Police said Oling was being held Wednesday morning in the city jail in lieu of $350 bail. 13 Reunited Thirteen children, who became separated from their parents and who said they were lost or had been reported missing at the Southwest Washington Fair Tuesday, were all restored to their parents, the Lewis County Sheriff's Office reports.

Meeting Reminders Hope Grange, regular Aug. 11 meeting, canceled due to Fair. Oakvicw Grange Auxiliary, Thursday, noon, Grange hall. Chehalis-Centralia Senior Squadron, Civil Air Patrol, Thursday, 7:30 p.m., Centralia Pharmacy building. Twin Cities Bridge Club, Thursday, 7:30 p.m., 1017 Chehalis Chehalis.

Veterans of Foreign Wars, Homer E. Webster Post and Auxiliary, Thursday, 8 p.m., IOOF hall, Centralia. Pe Ell Prairie Grange, Thursday, 8 p.m., Grange hall. Centralia Jaycees, Thursday, 8 p.m., Jaycee clubhouse, Fort Borst Park, Centralia. Newaukum Grange, Thursday, 8:30 Grange hall Jolly Time Dance Club, Saturday, 9 p.m., Z18 South Tower, Centralia.

Chehalis Man Charged Carl Lonn, 19, Chehalis, was arrested Tuesday in the C'entralia area by troopers of the State Patrol and charged with illegal possession of marijuana and driving with a suspended license. Lonn was also served with an Aberdeen Municipal Court warrant, Lewis County sheriff's deputies said Wednesday. Lonn posted $640 bail on the charges and was released. Rain Noted It rained .02 of an inch last Sunday in the Chehalis area, according to weather records maintained at the Central Area headquarters, state Department of Natural Resources. Merle Stratton, area manager, said the average temperature last week in the area was 66 degrees.

The mean high was 80 degrees and average low, 53 degrees. The highest temperature noted was 86 degrees and lowest registered was 49 degrees. The only rain of the week fell on Sunday. Man Injured A heavy equipment operator at Mullen Mining Company, James Lund, was taken to Centralia General Hospital in an ambulance Tuesday and treated for possible back injuries and released. Lund was injured while operating equipment used for road building.

A spokesman at Mullen Mining Company, a contractor building a road near the Centralia Steam. Electric Plant, said Lund was not hurt seriously and that he was back on the job Wednesday. Cars Collide --Station wagons driven by Lee Dulin, 54, Centralia, and Roy Sanderson, 66, Phoenix, collided at the intersection of Mellen and Ellsbury Streets at 8:25 p.m. Wednesday, Centralia police report. There were no injuries.

Dulin's 1970 vehicle received $100 damage and Sanderson's 1973 vehicle, $150. Dryad Picnic Due The Dryad Community Picnic will take place Sunday, Aug. 19, at Rainbow Falls State Park, one mile east of Dryad. All residents and former residents of Dryad, Doty and Pe Ell are invited to attend. Coffee, cream and sugar will be available free.

Firemen Act Fords Prairie firemen stationed at the Southwest Washington Fairgrounds were called Wednesday at 10:54 p.m. to eliminate a potential fire hazard. According to firemen, a gasoline tank on a vehicle was leaking. Firemen plugged the leak so the owner could remove the vehicle from the fairgrounds and have the tank repaired. Five men with two vehicles responded.

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closed Sundays and Wednesdays. 327-51 Rollerdrome closed Fair Week. 32841 Funerals DEWITT, Josephine Edna--Friday, 1 p.m., Newell-Hoerling's, Centralia. BROOKS, H. Alva Graveside, 1 p.m., Morton Cemetery.

JONES, George R. --Thursday, 1:30 p.m., Mountain View Cemetery, Centralia. BLANKENSHIP, Frank L. -Thursday, 10:30 a.m.. Greenwood Memorial Park, Centralia.

JOSEPHINE E. DEWITT A Centralia resident for the past two years, Mrs. Josephine Edna Dewitt, 19, died Tuesday morning at a Centralia hospital. She was a former resident of Tacoma, Seattle and Puyallup. Mrs.

Dewitt was born Feb. 28,1884, in Hamden Township near Burlington, Kan. She moved to Centralia from Seattle. Mrs. Dewitt was a housewife and a retired beautician.

She was a charter member and past matron'of Martha Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, Westphalia, and a member of Sandpoint United Methodist Church, Seattle. Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. Addeene Moore, Centralia; Mrs. Wendell Ward, Seattle, and Mrs. A.J.

Myers, Littleton, a son, Roy Ocean Shores; a sister, Mrs. Avis Strieby, Prescott, 11 grandchildren and 19 great-grandchildren. Services will be Friday at 1 p.m. at Newell-Hoerling's, Centralia, with Chaplain Richard Barada officiating. Committal services will be at 3 p.m.

at Sumner Cemetery, Sumner. FRANK L. BLANKENSHIP Frank Leslie Blankenship died Monday at a Centralia hospital at the age of 77. He was born Feb. 11, 1898, at Mayfield and had been a lifetime resident of Lewis County, having lived in Centralia since 1918.

Mr. Blankenship was a 48-year employe of the Union Pacific Railroad as a conductor. He is survived by the widow, Caroline, Centralia; a daughter, Mrs. Ted (Betty) Holand, Westport; a stepdaughter, Mrs. Art (Gerry) Witchey, Centralia, nine grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.

Services will be Thursday at 10:30 a.m. at Greenwood Memorial Park, Centralia, with Chaplain Richard Barada officiating. Arrangements are under the direction of Newell-Hoerling's, Centralia. One injured in 3 mishaps A 1970 model dump truck-trailer rig was struck by a Burlington Northern Railroad train Tuesday at 8:10 a.m. on the River Road about 14 miles west of Chehalis after the car had stalled on the tracks, troopers of the State Patrol reported Wednesday.

there were no injuries in the accident but troopers said the truck rig, driven, by Douglas G. Fruhung, 27, Seattle, was demolished while the trailer received an estimated $8,000 damage. Damage to the train, operated by John L. Mallonee, 57, Curtis, was limited to about $400. In a two-vehicle accident Tuesday at 1:20 p.m.

on the White Pass Highway about miles east of Ethel, a 1965 van received about $1,500 damage in a collision with a 1966 sedan. The sedan was being driven by Joseph R. Kus, 25, Chehalis, and also received about $1,568 damage. The 1965 van was driven by Lusk C. Tupper, 63, Chehalis.

Lusk sustained head lacerations and was treated by a private physician. Kus was not treated, troopers reported. There were no injuries or damages in a one-car mishap Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. on the freeway about miles south of Chehalis. Troopers reported a 1963 sedan, driven by Milton W.

Riley, 19, Fort Lewis, spun around and went into a ditch after encountering engine problems. HALVAMOOB8 MORTON H. Alva Brooks, resident of Glenoma for the past years, coming from Mountain View, died Monday at home. He was born July IMS in Haiti, Mo. He had been a sawmill worker for U.S.

Plywood Company. He was a veteran of World War II, nerving in the U.S. Army, a member of the Morion Assembly of God and the Lumber and Sawmill Workers Union. Survivors include his widow, Helen, at home; his mother, Audry Brookt, Mountain View, two daughteri, Laretia Allen, Glenoma, and Linda Brooks, at home; two sons, George Olympia, and the Rev. Archie Brooks, Morton; three sisters, Mrs.

Louise Riley, Amory, Ada Hendrix, New Albany, Miss, and Veda Heldenbrand, Winston, four brothers, Calvin, Alexandra, Neil and Virgil, both of Mountain View, and Dean, Kansas City, Kan. Graveside services will be Thursday, 1 p.m., at the Morton Cemetery with the Rev. Don Russell officiating. Arrangements are under the direction of the Brown Mortuary Service, Morton. GEORGE JONES Services for George R.

Jones 83, who died at a Tacoma hospital Sunday, will be Thursday at 1:34 p.m. at Mountain View Cemetery, Centralia, with Chaplain Richard Barada officiating. Arrangements are under the direction of Newell-Hoerling's, Centralia. Vaderglrl In 'extra' role VADER--The foster daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Elmer Kuehn of rural Vader, Kathy Loomer, 13, received a telephone call from Round Productions of Portland July 2S informing her that she had been selected as an "extra" actress in a movie being filmed in Portland. Miss Loomer auditioned for the movie April 29 at Portland State University. Her social worker, Hugh Crawford of Chehalis, read about the auditions and rounded up Miss Loomer and three boys. The news item indicated a need for young people 13 to 18 for school and after-school sequences; The girl's part was to walk up to the Grove theater box office at Forest Grove, and buy a ticket for the second show of a double-feature of James Dean's movies. The scene the young extra was in will run about two or three minutes in the completed film.

Filming began Thursday, July 26, at 8 p.m. and continued for five or "six hours, during which time there were about retakes. The film, "Rockaday Richie and the Queen of the Hop," is based on the Charles Starkweather "and Caril Ann Fugate mass murder spree in the Midwest in 1957. The Portland filming company is using the Portland area for financial backing, actors, technicians and shooting locations. The film is expected to be distributed by Jan.

1. Marriages Applications for marriage licenses have been filed in the Lewis County Auditor's Office by: Clayton Wayne Bier Jr. and Carol Eve Horton; both of Oak Park. James L. Miller and Cora N.

Hunt, both of Morton. Purchase of signs considered by Centralia At last, a car that can be anything. A car that goes just about anywere. ON DISPLAY AT THE FAIR Brewington Volkswogtn, Inc. 3000 Pacific Olympia Bids for furnishing 400 new type traffic signs for the city's streets were opened by the Centralia City Commission Tuesday.

Traffic Supply Company, Portland, was the apparent low bidder at I7.612.SO. The only other bidder, Pacemaker Company, Spokane, bid $1,172.50. The bids were taken under advisement. The new signs will be larger than Ihose presently posted throughout the city and will be the international uniform graphic type. "They will be warning, regulatory, construction and maintenance category signs.

A report of Friday's meeting of the Centralia Planning Commission was read, informing the commission of the vacancy on the planning body due to the resignation of Dan Duffy. Hope for the establishment of bus service in Centralia brightened when Jean Manicke of the Citizens Regional Advisory Forum on Transportation informed the commission that a firm in Tacoma would have some 20-passenger buses available this month. "I called the salesman for the firm and was informed they were out of the small buses and did not know when they would be getting any," Mayor Don Naisnith said Wednesday morning. schedued A public hearing on the proposed adoption of a downtown Chehalis parking study will be held Monday afternoon by the city commission at the city hall. The Lewis Regional Planning Commission conducted the study of parking needs in the central business district in 1970 but the report has never been officially adopted.

The study covered a triangular area bounded by Washington Avenue, Mam Street and the Northern Pacific Railway. the city heads have awarded a $34,000 contract to United Pipe and Supply Co. for pipe for an irrigation system at Stan Hedwall Park. Last Monday, the commission held' a public hearing and granted a shoreline management permit to the Newaukum Hill Water Association. The association plans to construct- water lines and purchase water from the city of Chehalis.

The firm succinites In the sulo of used buses "We'll continue to search for bus and follow every lead," the mayor stdd. Physicians in demand OLYMPIA, Wash. (AP) Only four of Washington's 39 counties have enough physicians under guidelines issued by the University of Washington, House committee has been told. The Social and Health Services Conunitlee last weekend was given a staff report on the shortage. The panel also reeieved five proposals to provide more medical personnel in remote Under the university guidelines, 180 physicians are needed for each 100,000 persons.

Only King, Spokane, Chelan and Walla Walla counties meet that requirement, the staff said. Four founlies-Klickitat, Skamania, Pend Oreille and Wahkiakum--failed to meet the requirement of one dentist per 3,000 persons. One committee staff proposal would require medical and dental school graduates to serve from six months to a year areas of need or pay back the amount of public money spent on their education. Estimates of that amount range as high as $600,000. Under another plan, state medical and dental scholarships would be established, with graduates repaying by serving five years in need areas.

One plan would classify Canadian doctors on the same basis as doctors arriving from other states. Canadians are now considered foreign physicians. Licensing requirements for foreign doctors would be liberalized under a fourth plan. Divorces Suits for divorce have been filed in the Lewis County Clerk's Office by: Judy Ann Mitchell from Donald D. Mitchell.

Richard Alfred Howlett from Janet D. Howlett. Mary Wiggins from Jimmie Dean Wiggins. Twin City DRIVE-IN THEATRE 736-5189 Fiir Week is Bargain Week! Car Park all day In the Drive-In lot (next to the Fairgrounds) then stay for the show that night all for $1.50 per carl Showing Wednesday Only "Good, Bod Hang Em High A Robert B. RIUFflm BY DE LUXE 20'" CENTURY-FOX Diq Tiny Little 2:00 p.m.

Tomorrow Championship Destruction Derby 7:30 p.m. Tomorrow at Brothers friendly WASHIM fair THE SOUTHWEST WASHINGTON Every Day Through Sunday, August 12 Midway Between Chehalis and Centralia.