The Daily Chronicle from Centralia, Washington • Page 2

2 The Doily Chronicle, Wgdneidoy, Aug. 16, 1961 WHAT'S NEW IN THE TWIN CITIES To 'i'he Lewis County Shrine club will have a Valley Shrine club and the Co lumbia River Shrine club at the Morton home of Heg lister Satur day at 6:30 p.m. Dr. Arthur For syth, president, announced I bus (or the Lewis County Shrine club members will leave the Lew is and Clark hotel at 4:45 p.m and the SI. Helens hotel at 5 p.m.

on Saturday. Edgar Thompson, 31, Chehalis, was ar rested by ChcbalLs jwlicc and turned over to Centralia pol ice on a charge of issuing illega checks. Thompson posted $75 bail and was released until his Centralia police court trial. Cue A cucumber per culiarity was brought to the Chronicle Ibis week by Mr. am Mrs.

D. Winlkinson, route 1 Rochester. They found the odditj Meeting Reminders Adnj Do-Si-Do, Adna Grange hail, Welcomes all square dancers Saturday 9 to midnight, Stan Rice caller, committee lunch. Indoor Sports, Veterans hill, Chehalis, Sunday, 1:34 p.m. These "leisure birds" are gloating at the "tteals" they made at Gesler-McNiven's Huge Statewide August Sale SAVE UP TO HALF Definitely the year's biggest Furniture and Appliance Sole! NOW IN PROGRESS! Not just a few doggy items but 5 floors of FURNITURE REDUCED! BABY FURNITURE FLOOR LAMPS COFFEE TABLES END TABLES PICTURES MIRRORS FIREPLACE SCREENS RUGS BOOK CASES DESKS LAMP SHADES CHINA CABINETS DAVENPORTS SECTIONALS DINETTES DINING SETS BEDROOM SETS CARPETS OPEN AN ACCOUNT Use 24 Months Revolving Charge No Money Down -No Poy Increase La Away FREE! in their garden.

It appears" to have been lied tip with siring, while actually some injury to the cucumber caused a queer seam to form on ils side. State convention reports will be presented at an 3 p.m., Friday meeting of the Lewis County Barracks and auxiliary, Veterans of World War I. The session wilt be held at Ihe Veterans' hall in Chehalis. Hospitalized Richard Kcech, Cheiialis, was hospitalized this morning at the Barnes Veterans' i hospital, Vancouver, for further diagnisis and treatment of a recurring illness. Back In Germany Karl Pane, Chehalis, and Hans Kabcl, Tacoma.

father of Mrs. Richard Bicker, Chehalis, have returned to Germany from a. lour of southern Europe including France, Switzerland, Lcichlenstein and Austria, the family has learned. They will spend the remainder of August in Germany visiting friends and rel- alivc.s. They will return lo Chehalis next month.

Convention Set The Lewis county chapter of the Washington Christian Temperance Union will hold its annual convenlion at 9:43 a.m. Friday, at the Church of God, Centralia. A politick dinnei will be served at noon. Farm Is Sold A farm near Ethel has been sold on contract Ir Mr. and Mis.

William James Coutts lo Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bordl. The real estate contract lilccl in the Lewis county auditor's office Tuesday showed the farm was sold a reported amount ot $21,000.. Fined $J5 William E.

Combs, 20, Morion, was lined plus $12 in court costs Tuesday night in Morton justice court on a petit larceny conviction. Combs was ar- reslctl Monday, by Lewis connly sheriff's officers for the theft of 'nib caps from an automobile be- onging lo Warren Mineral. Trial was held before Judge Arnold Wark. Youth Arrested Larry George Enlow, 18, Pe Ell, was arrested Tuesday, by Lewis county sheriff's officers on charges o( arole violation, drunken driving, uid illegal consumption of liquor vhilc a minor. Enlow remained i) the Lewis county jail today in foil of bail.

Bail Set Harold llokanson, 51, Cenlralia, remained in the Lewis jail loday in lieu of $1,000 )iii). Jlf.fcijisnn was arrested Tues- lay by Lewis county sheriff's ot- icers on a Steven county war-, ant charging non support of a ninor child. Reserve Reports The Centra- la police reserve put in 52 hours duly during July, according lo i report received by the city com- nission Tuesday. Reserve' offi- ers provided security 1C: circus. July 17-19 and pro- eclion during the Horseless Carriage convention July.

28-30. icserve officers also made 19 ar-' rests during the month. DR. R. Jr Knulson, Chiropractic office will be closed, Aug.

is thru 23 for vacation. 192-21 Lewis County Dimes Chapter Gives Support to New Child Defects Clinic Support o( a new birth defects treatment clinic was announced today by the Lewis county chapter of IhCjMarch of Dimes. The project, lo be named the Congenital Defects clinic, will be at Ihe University Hospital of the University of Washington. clinic will be weekly, with its opening session to be Aug. 24 at 1 p.m.

The March o( Dimes group also announced election of new olficers for the Lewis ''county chapter. Mrs. Arthur Graham of Cenlralia has been elected chairman of the chapter for the 1961-62 term. Other new officers are Mrs. James Pelra, Chehalis, vice chairman; Mrs.

Ralph Srpools, Chehalis secretary, and Mrs. Horace Ccnlralia, treasurer. Mrs. Graham, in announcing the Lewis county chapter has contributed $500'of March of Dimes funds lo the new birth defects cli- Horses Bring Complaint A Centralia woman, Mrs. Harold Myhre, appeared before the city commission Tuesday lo register a complaint about three horses owned by Russell Swedberg and kept on his property.

Mrs. Myhre said smells from the horses and flies altraclcd by them consitituted a health haz- Four Die In Crash B.UCKLKV, IVasli. AP -Four persons were killed Tuesday when Ihe light plane in which they were riding crashed in a field on the edge of this community in Western Washington. The dead were idenlificd as C. B.

Kirseh. 34, Bremerton, his wife, Dorothy Louise, 26; Car los B. Horton, and his daughter, Norma Jeanne Horton 26. Horton owned nursing homes in a number of communities, including Bremerton, Twin Falls and Mampa, Idaho, and Wintered, Iowa. Kirseh managed the Norton Nursing Home in Bremerton.

The group (lew to Nampa on business Monday and was returning. Kirseh was the pilot of the single-engined craft. Witnesses said the plane appeared lo lose a wing and dived into a field one mile east of Buckley, which is 28 miles east of Tacoma. It was believed the plane may have flown through a thunderstorm shortly before the crash. The Kirsches had two children, Charles 5, and Vicki, Wz, who were with friends in Bremerton.

ard; to the eating establishment she operates at 727A South Gold St. City heads referred the complaint to the Lewis county health department -They said the city has no ordinance against keeping horses in the city limits. Swodherg said he didn't realize the horses he has on his property were -bothering anyone. The Swedberg propely is located some distance behind Ihe eating establishment. In other business Tuesday, the commission: 1 Adopted a resolution on a change order for 23 electric transformers.

In January, the city awarded a contract to Economy Transformer to repair and rewind 130 distribution transform- hie, said (he institution will serve primarily children under 15 years of age and will be conducted under the supervision of Dr. Robert Aldrich, professor and executive officer of the Department of Pediatrics, University of Washington School of Medicine. The Seattle birth defects clinic is one of six such March of Dimes chapter supported treatment centers across Ihe nation. But Ihe Washington'- Idaho Alaska operation in Seattle has by (ar the largest number chapters. of participating The health organization is also engaged in research and patient aid in arthritis and is continuing ils work in polio.

FFA Boys Win at Fair Future Farmers, of America teams from Rochester and Chehalis scored in the 'top five in dairy judging competilion Tuesday at (he Soulhwest Washington Fair. Twenty -'eight teams from western Washington were in the competition. The event was won by the FFA team from Cathlamet. Rochester placed second; Chehalis, third; Pnyallnp, fourth and Enumclaw, ers. The firm has found thai 23 of I fifth, the transformers cannot be, re- Individual high scorers paired.

At a cost slighlly higher than Ihe repair charge, the city can get replacement transformers from the firm. The 23 transformers will cost the city a total of SL887. 2 Adopted a second resolution authorizing (he city to deposit funds in (he Centralia branch of the Seattle-First National bank. 3 Approved an agreement to rent pasture land at Ihe sanitary landfill site to Don a( a cost ot $5 per acre annually. James Larson, Puyallup; Mike Kalch, Mcnlo, and Tom Homes, Rochester.

In the animal husbandry competition. Battle was first; Toledo. second; Oakville third; Yclm, fourth and Auburn, fifth. High scorers were Walter Garrison, Ridgefield; James Austin, Oakville and Terry Willmschen, Battle Ground. Judges were Robert Kcrslctler, Cathlamet Longview.

and Harold Gilke, Winlock Firm Low Bidder C. W. Thomas and Son, lock, was the apparent low Win- bidder on a road construction job in Mason county near Shelton, the State Highway Commission said Tuesday. The 547,873 bid calls (or the im- Centralian Is Nominated CARD OF THANKS: We wish lo express our heartfelt thanks to our many friends and neighbors, Ihe Weyerhaeuser and Slate Forestry, who used their fire truck and every one who helped save our house and other possessions from Uie fire which broke out while we were away. Signed: Alta Smith and family, ot Curlis.

193-lt You're sure to be in the Dog Home if you mist the bigger Hion erer event a CHEHALIS Pharmacy. Russell Stover Candies (or all occasions. 193-ltp PHONE- PE 6-58-13 for appointment. 'Lois (Jcntle. Kilborn, D.

C. 193-lt Seize Nine For Liquor Nine young people, most of them from the Twin Cities, were taken into custody early this morning by Lewis county sheriff's officers in connection with alleged liquor violations. The young people were in cars on Logan Hill when apprehended by officers at 1 a.m. Some beer was confisealed. Terry C.

Callaghan, 21, of Cen- lralia was charged with contributing to the delinquency of minors by purchasing and furnishing liquor. Three were charged with illegal consumption of liquor while minors. They are Donald Edward Pashby, 19, Portland; Marvin Royce Larson, 18, roulc 3, Cen- trali.1, and Mrs. Wendy C. Perry, 20, Callaghan, Pashby and Mrs.

Perry remained in the cotmly jail this mornitig in lieu of hail. Larson posted $50 bail and was released. The five juveniles, three girls and two boys, were taken into cuslody and released to their parents, pending possible juvenile court aclion. The juveniles ranged; in age from 14 to 17. Only sons of gondoliers are eligible (or membership in jon- dbliers guild of Venice.

Congresswoman Julia Butler Hanscn announced loday (he nomination ot Walter Wagner, C'cn- 'ralia, to serve as a member of the advisory committee of the Na- Planning Collapses BOSTON CAP) Massachusetts gull painters arc getting discouraged. all seemed so simple when Ihe Massachusetts Audubon Society began spraying sea gulls harmless colors to trace their nesting The ultimate idea was lo find means lo make it unattractive lo gulls to nest in areas which would make them a menace lo planes at 'the big Logan International Airport. So many of red gulls came in that it became obvious somebody else had been'painting sea gulls red, By an amazing coincidence, it turned out that the U.S. Navy Hydrographic Office had been using the same dye as Ihe bird painters. The Navy was using the red dye in a study of tides off Portsmouth, N.H.

The birds swam: in the water and came out red. Son Causes Big Problem ALTON, 111. (AP) Virginia Coons was still trying to dcter mine today how her son Michael Edward, 5, got that big bathtub faucet stuck in his month. Ils removal necessitated Ihe use of police, firemen and a doctor. It also caused her to go into shock.

"I just don't know how he did it," she said. "I saw him put his mouth around it once and (old him not. lo do il again. "I turned around for a moment and when I turned back around Ihere it was." She couldn't get it out, and nei- Ihcr could police. Firemen arrived and cut it off the lub with a hacksaw.

Faucet in moulh, Mike was taken to SI. John's Hospital where a doctor had befter luck. U.S. Envoy Vacations NEW YORK" (AP Llewellyn E. Thompson, U.S.

ambassador to the Soviet Union, who conferred with President Kennedy on the Berlin crisis, left Monday for Germany lo join his family. Thompson, who said he would take the rest of his leave in Germany, added that Soviet Premier Khrushchev is vacationing in the Crimea and there is little reason for him, to return lo Moscow immediately. Thompson attended the Western foreign ministers' conference in, Paris before to Washuigton (or lional Rivers and Harbors Congress. Wagner is one of ten residents of (he Third Congressional District named by Mrs. Hansen because of their interest in conservation of water and land resources.

The Congress is a nationwide organization of federal, stale and local leaders devoted lo the development of America's water resources. It is non-official in nature, Sirs. Hanscn said, but maintains close liaison with Ihe U.S. Congress and other federal agencies. Others named lo the Congress by Mrs.

Hanscn were: Chapin Collins, Montesano; Howard Martin. Camas; Harvey Hart, Longview; Roy Craft, Stevenson; Roy Ritner, Shelton; Robert Bailey. South'Bend; Ward.Holloway, Cathlamet; George Cadwcll, Vancouver, and Clarence Shain, Olympia. provemenl of about two mites of the Arcadia Road on Ihe south side of llammersley Inlet southeast of Shelton. The highway commission also announced six bridges on Slate Highway 5, the While Pass Highway, would be waterproofed "and repaired.

Apparent low bidder for the job at $89,568 was We Painters Lymvnod. All six bridges are on the west side of White Pass in the vicinity of Ohanepocosb. Competition Reported Keen In 4-H Sewing at SWW Fair; Ribbons Given Competition was keen in sewing 4-H three piece outfits at the Southwest Washington fair. Mrs. Edwin Fjschor, Mrs.

Fintey and Airs, Gordon Mid- dlebusher, clothing division assistant superintendents, have reported. A tola! of 64 blue ribbons were awarded to 4-H girls who sewed cobblers' aprons, peasant aprons, cotton outfits, 4-H cltib outfits, work outfits, bedtime outfits, sports outfits, cotton and wool school outfits, dress or graduation outfits, tailored outfits, college outfits and pre-school outfits. Blue ribbons for cobblers aprons went to Kathleen Dooms and Linda Sayler. Chehatis; Rojtann Geains, Marian Dell Littleton and Elizabeth Lynn young, Onalaska; Jennifer Jtiiice, Lebam, and Janice Guggenbicker, Renee Kallch, Patii Kalich and Jackie Strago, all of Frances. Peasant aprons won blue ribbons for Barbara Kerkhoff, Adna, and Linda Follett, Chehalis.

Girls winning blue ribbons with cotton outfits included Susan Chapman, Anne Kalich, Lynn Eller and-Sally Parke. Centralia; Janice John and Barbara Halver-; son, Chehalis; Rebecca Fredrickson. Cinebar, and JoAnji Guggen- bickler, Frances. Becky Neal, Chehalis, won a blue ribbon with her 4-H club outfit. Mary Ann Spears, Chehalis, won first place with a work outfit.

Blue ribbons in bedtime outfits went to: Bcrnita Dooms. Peggy Dee, Carol Lee Curtis, Yvonne Roberts, Sally Vqss and Susan Walker, of Chehalis; Gayle Campbell and Kalherine Ingals, ster, both of Rochester, and Verna Selchort, Chehalis; tailored outfit Gerry Briem, Betty Jem and Bonnie Heck, all of Chehalis; college outfit Mary Monahan, Chehalis, and Bonnie Priest, Raymond; and pre-school outfils Belly Webster, Rochester, Karen Fischer, Adna and Barbara Strozyck, France's. Special cash awards? went to Mary Monahan, Chehalis, Elveda Herriford, Centralia, and Gerry Bi iem, Chehalis, for the best 100-percent wool garments. awards were presented in a contest sponsored by the Lewis County Sheep Producers association. Rochester; Griffith, Kay Young and Lorna Fiuley, Randte; DC Etla Middtetmsher and Danah Jennings, both of Centralia; Helena Selia Martien, Onalaska, and Karen Morris, Olympia.

Winners in sports outfits Were llalverson, Tryna N'orberg, Kafhryn Lehman and Cindy Marshall, all of Chehalis, and Linda Finlcy, Handle. First place winners in school i outfits included: Collon Patricia Ann Aust, Margaret Foglesong, and Peggy Blakemore, Che- tialis; Susan Mickelsoit, Winlock, and Kcnna Lagerquist. Handle: wool outfits Susan Harms, Di- anne P'razier, and Susan Chehalis, Linda Win- Sus Schultz, Centralia and i Sue Stallcup, Olympia. Dress or graduation outfit Carol Foglesong and Botlie Web-1 Chehalis Takes Honors Chehalis area 4-H copped the top honors in dairy judging contests Tuesday, in opening day activity at the Soulhwest Washington fair, Frank Etter, Centralia, superintendent, has reported. With 400 points being (he perfect score, the following 4-H youths look the lop 10 places in (he junior division: Linda Martin, Chehalis, first, wilh 372,7 points; Roy Hewlett Forest, second, 363.7 points; Tom Martin, Chehalis, 354.4; Ronald Burton, Chehalis, 341.9; Peggy Blakemore, Adna, Betty Jessemey, Olympia, 336.3; Jack Rasmussen, Forest, 329; David Guenther.

Onalaska, Wayne Martin. Chehalis. 327.1, and Rose Braden, Kelso, 321,2 points. By virtue of Ihe Chehalis area youngsters scoring in the lop 10,. Lewis county won the first team score with 1,090 points.

i Thurston countyplaced second with a team score of 928.7 uoinls, and Cowlilz county third, with 925.8 points. Youngsters II) years of age and under are in the junior division. Seventy youngsters competed the junior and senior dairy judging events. At Brunswig's for school Weather-Bird shoes for school rate a straight A all tbo way--in smart designs in construction. arc selected to withstand the rough and tumble piny of children, nre designed and constructed to give gentle support.

Styln for boys and girls, COMPETENT EXPERIENCED FITTING. ALL WIDTHS AND SIZES FOR HARD-TOFIT FEET. Wearherbird School Shoes start at Other School Shoes from $5.98 $2.98 BRUNSWIG'S SHOE STORE YOUR BEST 1 BIGGEST LONGEST ESTABLISHED SHOE STORE, Downtown Chehalij Open Fri. Nitcs 'Til 9 Livestock Judging Won Lewis county 4-H youngsters won junior division 4-H livestock judging event Tuesday, at the Southwest Washington fair, Frank Etter, livestock superintendent. has reported.

A Thurston county team won the senior division event in 4-H livestock judging. Members of the winning junior 4-H team were Ed Born, Curtis, John Guenther, and Michael I len- nessy, both of Onalaska. The team scored 913.5 points. Thurston county placed second with 800.1 points. The top five 4-H youngsters and points scored 315.2 points; were: Ed Guenther, Born, 311.

Hennessy, 286.4; Susan Weaver, Onalaska, 285; and Fred Colvin, Tcnino, 278.5 points. In the division, the top five scorers were: Ron Nelson, Oyhnpia, 322.3 points; Susan Tomchick, Tcnino, 318.8; Mary'Ann Griesen, Olympia, 292.2; Patty Seymour, Tumwater, 287.2 and Phyllis Hillstrom, Oakville, 281 points. The winning Thurston county team in senior livestock judging scored 933.3 points, with Lewis county placing second with 795.6 points. About a sixth of the 21,781.000 Iranians are seminomadic tribesmen notably Kashgai, Lur, Kurd and Bakhtiari. WE'LL SEE YOU AT THE FAIR! YOUR THREE SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATIONS WILL BE CLOSED AT 1 P.M.

THURSDAY, AUG. 17 FOR TWIN CITY DAY AT THE FAIR We Urge All Our Customers to Join Us at the Fair on Thursday! County Stvingi Loan Attocittfan Evtrgmn First JL Loan Cfwhalii Coast ft Loan Aswciatlon C.ntralla SEE IT AT THE FAIR! HOLIDAY HOUSE "GEOGRAPHIC" The moir remarkable development in the travel trailer field and fint to be constructed with double wall honeycomb fiberglos. Now on dijplay ot A TRULY LUXURY TRAILER AT 8750 HENRY CATCH AGENCY Across From Yard Birds Shopping Center, Chehalis.