The Daily Chronicle from Centralia, Washington • Page 9

News Briefs JUU Worktr mm wortef Northwest Cena. remained in wriouj condition St 736-9961. 239-U Spaaing, Teani, 4 Family TV DiUbcrc Miracle ear hearing Is available exclusively In Lewi! County at Twin City Hearing Aid Center, Chehalij. J5. 7t foto'i Tivwn Sandwiches.

Detl- SpetiaU. $1.35. 7W-7U1 GOOD! Guilt Sale Sept. 2-3-4, 2 miles west of Pe EU. Misc.

See Classification 173 3J-a Km now working Mi-Ladies Hair Design. 7iMl31. 3Mt Aim. W.O.T.M. Steak Dinner.

Oysters. Fri. night, Members. SptcUl Bonn nit Week: Thur. Fri.

H. Sat. Sun. 12-5, MOD. 10-5.

Brunswig's Shoe Store, 525 N. Market Cheh. 40.31 Sale Some antiques, 415 N. Tower, Cenl.10-5, Sept. 3.

40-21 Divid'i Appliance ic T. V. will be closed Sat. 3, Sun. 4, Mon.

5. 40-21 Eubanki will be closed Sept. 3,4, 5. 40-21 Kit Dining Room will be open from 9 a.m.-2 p.m., Sun. then sill close for the Kits 4 Kitties Golf Tournament The lounge will be closed all day 4l-3t Mm iatcretttd in dining room furniture across from Shatfer Park, please telephone again.

736-3211. 40-21 VMiture Creamer Collection gift's 4 more at Novella's glass at the Overflow Shop. 12-6 p.m 40-It Special at Fuller'! Kt off Concentrated All, 20 K.99 also 25toff Wisk liquid Detergent, 64 oz. J2.29. 40-lt Obituaries HENRY T.WHnritAN AUBURN A former Lewis County resident, Henry T.

Whiteman. died Tuesday. Aug. 30, to Auburn at the age 0171. He wasborn Oct 5,1905, in wndwood.

Mr. Whiteman was a logger in Southwest Washington for many years and was the proprietor of Hanks Barbershop in Des Moines. Surviving are his wife, Edna Kee, at home: a son, Lyle, Yakima; five brothers. Guy. Port Townsend; Howard, Seattle; Thomas, Rogue River, Earl, Cosmopolis, and Raymond, Centralia; a sister, Leda Curr, Rocky Mountain House, Alberta, Canada; two grandchildren, Timothy and Trina Whiteman.

both of Yakima, and numerous nieces and nephews. Memorial services wfl! be Saturday. Sept. 17. at 1:30 p.m.

at the First Unitarian Church, Kent. The church is located near Salt Water Park. ORVILLEL HIGGS Orrille Higgs, 73. a resident of Centraiia since 1962, died Tuesday, Aug. 30, in a Centralia hospital.

He was bom Feb. 28,1904, in Martin's Ferry, Ohio, and formerly resided in Fresno.Calif.Mr.Hig|s»«jaraember Wtie.KriUaiBtthcf God ia Centralia, Ind had worked as a painter In this area. Surviving are his wife, Anna, at home; a son. Jay Paul, at home; five daughters. Mrs.

Sam (Ruby) Carlia, Hollywood, Marjorie Menagetti, Maytown; Mrs. Jim (Roberta) Solti, Elsinore. Mrs. Jacqueline Mclntire and Mrs. Ronda Etler, both at borne; his mother.

Mrs. Laura Withers, Duarte, three brothers. Norman; Kenneth. Duarte. and Melrin.

Portland, two sisters, Mrs. Chester (Hazel) Mahoney and Mrs. Tom (Erma) Wilson, both of Sprague River. seven grandchildren; three great-grandchfldren and several nieces and nephews. Services will be Saturday at a.m.

at tie First Church of God, Centralia, with the Rev. A.J. Fast officiating. Interment will follow at Greenwood i a a a i a Arrangements are under the direction of Sticklin Funeral Ch pel. THEUUH.ERP Thelma H.

Erp. a lifetime resident of Chehalis, died Tuesday, Aug. 30. in a Centralia nursing home at the age of 79. She was born Nov.

29, 1897. in Winlock, and was preceded in death by her husband. Anton, in 1559. She graduated from the University of Puget Sound, Tacoma, more than 50 years ago and was active in the university's alumni association. She was a member of the United Methodist Church, Chebalis, and served Uoited Methodist Women as president of her local nnit and as a Vancouver District officer.

She was a member of the Adna and Pomona Granges. Mrs. Erp was a 35-year saffhire 4-H club leader and was eligible this year for the diamond award for 40 years of 4- club leadership in the community. She was a judge for 4-H club home economics exhibits, flowers and flower arrangements for miny of the fairs in the area. For many she was chairman of the flower department at Southwest Wa siiagtoo Fa ir.

She was i member of Chapter AV of P.E.O. She was a member of the Fords THE MIIWAY TAVERN New Music FRI.fr SAT. "The Ridge Runners" lUppj Hour 510 7 P.M. Prairie and Fairview Garden Clubs, long-time member of the Primrose Society and was a past president of the Washington State Federation of Garden Clubs. Mrs.

Erp was also a past committee chairman of the Washington State Federation of Women's Clubs and a member o( the Chehalis Women's Club. She was active in the Lewis County Senior Citiiens Center. Surviving are a daughter. Mrs. Edgar Reeves, New CarroIIton, and three grandchildren.

Services will be Friday at the United Methodist Church, Chehalis, with the Rev. LaVern Tooley officiating. Interment wfll follow at Sunset Memorial Gardens Cemetery, Chehalis. Arrangements are under the direction of the Brown Mortuary Service. GRANT EDOARDOJONSR.

Grant Edgar Inmon a resident of Centralia, died Wednesday, Aug. in a Centralia hospital at the age of 73. He was born April 23, 1904, in Skookumchuck Valley. Mr. Inmon was a logger and worked for the Department of NaturalResources for 11 years.

He was a member of the Fords Prairie Grange, Lewis Rhododendron Society, Troop 329. Boy Scouts of America for 11 years. Theta XI Fraternity and a charter member of South Thurston Historical Society. Survivors include his wife, Eloise, at home; two daughters, Mrs. Gene Pendleton, Chehalis, and Mrs.

Dale (Kathryn) Spencer, Centralia; a son, Grant Cenlralia; two stepsons, Robert Smith. Seattle, and Cecil Poore, Portland, a brother, Ned, Hoquiam; five sisters. Mrs. George (Thelma) Keithahn. Mrs.

Lyraan (Ella) Hansen, Mrs. Donald (Jean) Olson and Mrs. Robert (Patricia) Nations, at 1 of Tenino, and Mrs. George (Kathryn) Patnade, Aberdeen; seven a i a grandchildren and numerous nieces and nephews. Services will be Saturday at 10:30 a.m.

at Newell-Hoerling's Chapel, Centralia, with Chaplain Richard Barada officiating. Interment will follow at Forest Grove Cemetery, Tenino. Pallbearers will be Lymaa Hansen. James VeDan, Jack Prince. Donald Olson, Albert Johnson and Harley Coates.

Honorary pallbearers are Bernard Gark. James Fasano, George Keithihn, B.F. Johnson, Al Hacker and Myron Kirchmeier. VIRGINIA H. NIELSEN Virginia H.

Nielsen, a Chehalis resident for the past 12 years, died in a Chehalis hospital Wednesday, Aug. 31. She was 75. She was born Dec. 2,1900, in Rocky Hill.

and resided in Kentucky nnta moving to Cbehalis. She was a member of the First Christian Church, Chehalis, and was employed as a secretary for Darigold in Chehalis for lOyears. Survivors include a brother, Bruce Hudson, Bowling Green, and numerous nieces and nephews. Services win be Friday at 10 a.m. at Sunset Memorial Gardens Cemetery, Chehalis, with the Rev.

Doug Edwards officiating. Arrangements are under the direction of tie Brown Mortuary Service. Variance rejected The Chehalis Board of Adjustment granted. ill of seven requests Wednesday night. The only denial was to George Bickel who wanted to construct a garage J5 feet from the rear properly line of his lot on Snively Avenue.

The city requires 25 feet. The Chehalis School District was granted a variance tc baild a driveway on Southwest Third Street The city allows a 30-foot maximum. Charles Bozarth was granted a variance (o construct additional storage space for truck parking in a residential zone at 7H NW Vine St. John McAllister was granted a variance to build a carport five feet from an alley and three feet from the side property line at 1068 South Market Blvd. Conditional use permits were granted for David Draper to build an attorney's office at 1300 Maryland for Roy Sayers to convert the rear portico of a grocery store at 91T SW Cascade into a really office in a residential zone; and for Earl Rousseau to move and Machinery, a commercial business into an industrial zone at 1162 NW State Technology vs.

traffic Advanced technology can cause some traffic problems unless drivers understand how to use the technology to their advantage. A line of vehicles delayed at a stop light on Harrison Avenue in Centralia Wednesday night reportedly gave passing policemen the impression that the light was malfunctioning, a spokesman for the city engineer's office said. The spokesman said a driver apparently didn't stop his or her car close enough to the stop line, which covers a detector loop. The detector loop actuates the light to keep traffic flowing smoothly. He advised drivers to stop with bumpers of their vehicles reaching just across the white stop stripes.

Dissolutions Petitions for dissolution of marriage have been filed in the Lewis County- Clerk's Office by: Salvatore and Rebecca La mode. Glen Sidney and Sandra Lee Bowen. Decrees of dissolution of marriage have been granted in Lewis County Superior Court to: Jean Malinde and'Ve'ffery AUen Carpenter. David Russell and Diane Rene Whisler. Linda Ruth and Harold Wflliam Cornish.

Tanna L. and Edward L. Peele. Marriages Applications for marriage licenses have been filed in the Lewis County Auditor's Office by: Ernest C. Wood.

Chehalis, and Dorothy May Silvester, Hull. England. Robert Dean Peterson, Longview. and Julie Lynn McKie, Ccehalis. John Alden See, Cowiche, and Dehra Dykes, Michael Eogene Pollman and Kimberly Joy Colson, both Handle.

The Daily Chronicle, 98531, Thursday, September 1,1977 Funerals INMO.V. Grant Edgar Sr. Saturday, 10:30 a.m., Newell-Hoerling's Chapel, Ceatralia. Remembrances may donations to American Heart Association of Washington. NIELSEN.

Virginia H. Friday. 10 a.m.. Sunset Memorial Gardens Cemetery, Chehalis. HIGGS, Orville L.

Saturday. 11 a.m.,First Church of God, Cealralia. ERP.ThelmaH.--Friday, United Methodist Chu-ch. Chehalis. Remembrances may be donations to the United Methodist Church Bunding Fund, Chehalis.

tx mursoay, toepiemDeri, 1977 Vandalism, burglary incidents reported to Centrolia police Centrilla Police Al's City Motors on North Tower reported Tuesday a vandals damaged the hoods on two cars parked in the MO block of North Tower. Damages totaled a bout 1200. Elsewhere, Waine Methner. Riverside Motel, said his room there wis burglarized sometime Wednesday. Burglars stole a small amount of change and some shaving equipment.

Walter W. Holley reported the loss Wednesday of a 14-inch tire and rim from a carport at his residence in the 300 block of North Tower. The loss was estimated at J60. An orange four-man lent, valued at $80, was stolen within the past few days from the Herb Peischl residence in the SOOblockofWestMain. Clyde Berry' reported Tuesday that vandals smashed out a Jargeplateglass window at his body shop on South Gold.

A large wooden ball was tossed through the window. Damages amounted to (250. Burglars attempted unsuccessfully to enter Kline-Thomas Realty on West Main. A window there had been tampered with but co entry was made, police said. A thief entered the manager's office at the Clover Leaf Motel on Harrison Avenue Monday or Tuesday and stole a large amount of cash.

The theft was reported by Larry Turner. Carol MacDooald on Seminary Hill reported the loss Tuesday of jewelry and clothing valued at J143. The burglary occurred about Aug. 21, police say. Steve Osborn on South Tower reported that burglars entered his home and took a large square jar filled with silver coins.

Meanwhile Thursday, police were looking for two Green Hill School boys who ran ell from Dr. Douglas Mauerman'sdentaloffice about 10 a.m. Lewis County Sheriff James Edward Morgan. 31, Centralia, was charged on a superior court warrant Wednesday with possession of stolen property in the second degree. He is accused of possessing tires apparently stolen in Centralia.

He remained in custody Thursday morning Also charged Wednesday was David N. Robishaw, 21, Morton. He is accused of second degree in connection with the burglary of the Mountaineer Trailer Court. Morton, last Friday. Frank E.

Morton, and James Leroy A charged on superior court warrants Wednesday with violation of the state drug act (possession of marijuana). Canada remained in custody Thursday morning in lieu of $2,000 ban. Allie has been released on his personal recognizance. Meanwhile, a resident of the North Fork Road reported Wednesday afternoon that he returned home to find his 1973 pickup truck, a .38 caliber revolver and a box of ammunition missing. Deputies soon located the missing property and arrested a 14- year-old Chehalis boy in connection with the theft.

The youth has been referred to juvenile authorities. Centralia police Wednesday booked an IS-year-old Rochester man at the county jail. The youth was being held pending the filing of burglary charges. Chehalis State Patrol A1974 tractor-trailer rig. operated by Robert F.

Baiicet, 36. Chehalis, left the White Pass Highway a mile east of Packwood Wednesday at 4:15 p.m. after a front tire on the rig blew out His vehicle received Jl.OOO a a Bazinet was taken lo Morton General Hospital for treatment of a cut to his forehead. Thurston County Sheriff A 1974 MG convertible owned by missing Evergreen College student Sirens David Boniske has been found in Seattle, Boniske and the car have been misj'ig since July 7. On that date Boniske, who was in the process of moving off campus, changed clothes at a classmate's dormitory room and left.

He has not been seen since. Thurstoo County Sheriffs office personnel were notified the following day, and an investigation was launched. An all points missing person bulletin was issued Saturday, and there was an intensive search of the Capitol Forest area often frequented by Boniske by sheriffs deputies and volunteers. Fifteen four-wheel drive vehicles znd 32 persons participated in the six-hour search. No trace of the vehicle was found.

Wednesday the Seattle Police Department informed Thurston County- authorities that Boniske's automobile had been picked up as an abandoned vehicle in Seattle's central district. A woman reported the car had been abandoned for two weeks. Authorities found the car's license plates had been removed, two decals were scraped off, and a tape player and two speakers were taken. Ownership of the car was traced to Boniske via the engine serial number. Records indicate the vehicle was sold to Boniske in North Carolina.

Seattle police impounded the car Aug. 16. A casette tape recorder and jewelry were taken Wednesday in a burglary of the Ronald D. Pruitt residence on Old Highway, Grand Mound. Entrance was gained through a fire box on the west side of the bouse.

A two-man inflatible raft and a German shepherd puppy were taken ifonday night from the Barbara Me- Pherson residence across from the Littlerock Tavern. OIL PAINTING WORKSHOPWilh CAROL THOMPSON BEGINNING SEPT. 12 9 AM to 11 Noon In OR Olympic 357-8368 Chcholii Area. 748-6221 SKUINE 5 mile- SoyTh of SKel'oo Accest via Rood ot Toflor Town 24 Hour Telephone 707 WITCH' Show storli 01 Dusk FIRST IUK STARTS AUG. 21 ClOStD MONDAYS IDi will be choked.

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