The Daily Chronicle from Centralia, Washington • Page 11

News Briefs Boorten To Meet current itatui of the drive for funds to send the Oakvflle School Bind to Ireland will be detailed Tuesday night Tbe OakviUe Bud Boosten Club wiU meet at 30 p.m. in the multipurpose room at the elementary school to hear a report on the campaign and make plans for further activities. Don Stroa, club president said, "the clnb has about sii weeks to raise a tittle over 14.000 to reach its Ilt.Sit toil Saturday's auction netted and donations totaled $60 for week. the Crinkled A 1967 foreign sports car, operated by David Glen Hatfield, 25. Centralia, and 11958 pickup truck, driven by Lester J.

Amell, 16, Centralii, collided at the intersection of South King and West Pear Streets Monday, 5 p.m., city police report. There were DO injuries but damages to both vehicles amounted to about $1,150. Window Smashed A utility room window at the residence of Wilt Lamprecht Woodland Avenue, was smashed out Monday afternoon, Centralia police report Damages amounted to about (15. Calculator Stolen A calculator and charger valued at about $105 were reported as stolen Monday from Centralia College. The theft, reported by Scott Homer, assistant dean at the college, occurred about 10 days ago, police said.

Change Stolen Thieves opened a newspaper vending machine Sunday evening in Ceotralia and made off with a small amount of change, Centralia police report. Tbe incident is under investigation. Speech Winners Lewis County Court Judge Bill Lemke was toastm aster of the evening Tuesday at the meeting of the Chehalis-Centralia Toastmasters Club- Vern WOcox give the best one-minute speech. Gene WIDrie, best three-minute, and George Mattis, best-prepared speeech. Archie Watt was voted the most-improved speaker and Vera Wflcox the best- evaluator.

Tbe club meets each Monday at 6:30 p.m. at the Kit Carson Restaurant Chehalis. Visitors are welcome. Upper Cispus topic tonight HANDLE A meeting to discuss the Upper Cispus planning unit will be held tonight in the multipurpose room of the Randle Grade School Gifford Pinchot land use planning experts will attend the meeting to present and discuss five alternatives they have developed for the future of the area. The upper Cispus unit is within the Kindle and Packwood Forest Districts.

It is located south of White Pass Highway and runs along the highway from approximately the Cora Bridge, east of Handle, to the intersection of tie road to Ohanapeecsh, The Goat Rocks and ML Adams Wildernesses form its eastern boundary. Taklakh Lake and Dark Meadow are its southern edge. Packwood District Ranger Bill Train and bis Randle counterpart, Harold Coates win attend the meeting. A question and answer session will follow the meeting. Pea Patch expanding City manager Jay Haggard announced Monday that the Chehalis Recreation Department's 'Tea Patch" program wiD again be this year with more garden plots available.

Tbe program operated with garden plots last year and was considered quite successful This year, 108 garden plots win be available. Tbe 108 plots, located at Stan HedwjU Park, total a tittle more than an acre and, with the completion of the new irrigation system there, wiU be watered automatically at intervals. Haggard said a $5 fee is being charged for smaH plots (10 by 20 feet) and a $10 fee for large plots by 20 feet). Fees can be paid at city halL Anyone with questions about the program should telephone city han at 74M664. Joyce RttMtfl joins Debbie Schraeder, Carroll Ruddell, Cindy Baxter, Chris Orr, Marilyn Johnson at Adorn Beauty Salon.

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The 45-year-old-woman also was arraigned Monday, but did not enter a plea. Her arraignment was continued to allow her to confer with an attorney. She is accused of shooting Fred Tboman, 43, who died 2:26 a.m. Monday in Centralia General Hospital following surgery for a toilet wound in the stomach. Also arraigned before Judge Dorwin J.

Cunningham was Darrell Price, 18, Chehalis, who is charged with blackmail after he allegedly threatened to blow up a couple's home if he was not loaned 51,500. Price pleaded not guilty and will be tried Feb. 24 and 25. Chehalis Council to study CeSianTharged water rate adjustments in assau incic ent Stolen car recovered Chebslis police report i red Volkswagen, owned by Jack Joiner, Centralia, was recovered Sunday at 5:43 a.m. in Fife.

In the car were two boys who had escaped from Green Hill School The car was stolen Saturday night in the vicinity of the American LegionHallonGeary Street Chehalis. Chehalis police also apprehended a 17- year-old girl with marijuana in her possession. She was released to her parents. Randy Scott Olson, 18. Chehalis, was charged with driving while intoxicated and possession and consumption of alcohol while a minor.

Timothy Lloyd Edmonds, 19, Nipavine, was charged with illegal possession and consumption of alcohol while a minor. Both Edmonds and Olson are free on their personal recognizance. A water rate adjustment requested by Peerless Food Products was denied by the Chehalis City Council Moaday pending a thorough review of the city's present water-sever rate structure. The Chehalis firm, represented by manager Karl MuBer, had requested that a 'deduction be granted for water used in the manufacturing of products but not discharged into the sewer system. According to the current water-sewer rate structure, the sewer charge assessed is equal to the water charge.

Mailer argued, however, that the rate structure is unfair since it imposes an assessment for a sewer service not used. Councilman Ted Rambo told Muller the council is currently examining the rate structure and is aw are that changes will have to be made. The council is uncertain yet however, what changes are required, Rambo explained. Mayor Vivian Roewe told Muller the council could not grant his request, at present, because it would set a precedent which could jeopardize water- sewer rev en ws. She asked Holler to "bear with the council" untQ it can review the rate structure and mike some decisions.

Muller pressed the council to say when a decision might be made, indicating he does not want the matter to drag on indefinitely. Councilman Frank Pakar said, however, he does not the matter can be resolved in 30 or 60 days. It's going to take a lot rf hard study, be said. Pakir also reminded Muller that the city has bonds to repay and that the water-sewer system in 1973 "was losing money." Pakar said bow long it will take for a decision will depend in part on bow soon state auditors can provide an estimate of the revenue picture. There was discussion some months ago indicating the present water-sewer rate structure may not be generating enough revenue to meet long-term maintenance costs of the system.

Jay Haggard, city manager, indicated that an audit of city books should be completed within a month. At that time, auditors should have an idea of whether revenues are sufficient to meet costs and obligations of the water-sewer system. In other business, the council postponed the issuance of a call for bids for garbage collection services. The city currently has a contract with City Sanitary Company for collection services. Pakar has indicated be is opposed to issuing a call for bids.

He feels that the firm is doing in excellent job and does not want to risk losing the services of the firm. John Hall, city attorney, told the council Monday it could issue a franchise for garbage collection, removing the need to call for bids, but that it might have to divorce itself from the operation entirely. Under a franchise system, Hall said, the collection of fees would have to be ade by the hauler, not the city. In further business and actions Monday, the council: Received from Henry Trupp plans he his for a small bousing development off Southwest Salsbury Avenue (Adams Road). Trupp objects to city ordinance requirements that he construct a concrete access street Adopted a resolution setting 15 cents per mile is the compensation for city employes who must use their private vehicles on city business.

Use of a private vehicle must be approved in advance, however. The former rate was 12 cents per mile. Heard Haggard report that be is preparing an application for federal funding to install a pedestrian-actuated traffic light at Pacific and Boistfort Streets. Passed an ordinance authorizing the sale of bonds on Local Improvement District 248 (city parking lots). The bonds will raise 1132,245.51 on the project repayable by Jan.

at six per cent interest Authorized the mayor to sign an agreement with the Milwaukee Railroad to improve street lights on Main Street --Authoru ed the payment of J4.153.46 on the Chehalis-Naparine sewer interceptor line. Issued a call for bids on the following equipment: three sedans, a half-ton pickup truck, a self-propelled lawn mower; a truck vis, a four cubic yard dump truck and chemicals for pest controL Meeting Reminders Organizations Purse taken Conflict of interest? NEW YORK (AP) Marion Javits is having second thoughts about her account with a public relations firm as a representative of Air Inn. The job, which required her to register as a foreign agent caused criticism because her husband. Sen. Jacob K.

Javits, is a member of the Senate Foreign Rda tioos Com mittee. Funerals THOMAN, Fred Irwin Thursday, p. StkkEn Funeral Ch ipel. the MYSTERIOUS MONSTERS A Chehalis woman reported to police she lost her parse Monday afternoon on Pacific Avenue between Eighth and Third Streets. Althea Howarf said the purse contained $30 and pieces of identific ation.

Centralian Robert lindsey reported to police a Seattle Times paper box he operates at the corner of 13th Street and Market Boulevard was broken into Sund ay. Aboot was taken. Foresters' union election skrted SEATTLE (AP) A union representation election for the Industrial Forestry Association's Toledo tree farm be held during the spring, a National Labor Relations Board panel has ruled. An immediate election, sought by the International Woodworkers of America, had been ordered in October. Bat the company said the election should be postponed until the spring, when Hs work force win be at a seasonal high.

Marriages Applications for marriage licenses have been filed in the Lewis County Auditor's Office by: Edward W. Brown and Barbara A. RQey.DothOnalaska. Gregory NeO Slelager and Christine Marie both Centralia. Births Mr.

and Mrs. Dennis Engle, Cnehalis, a girl pounds, 2 ounces, Monday, Centralia General Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Richard StaHman, Centralia, a boy. 5 pounds, 9 ounces, Monday, Centralia General Hospital Lewis County Board of Realtors, Wednesday, a.m..

Kit Carson Restaurant Chehalis. Free workshop on Preparing Infant Foods at Home," Wednesday, 10 a.m.- Doon, Lewis County Courthouse Annex meeting room, Chehalis. Merry Mountaineers Senior Center, Wednesday. 10 a.m., o3 painting; 2p.m., rug making and knitting. Packwood Community Building.

Lewis County Senior Center, Wednesday, 1 p.m., leathercraft; p.m., cards, games, music, 534 North Market Chehalis. Salvation Army Home League, Wednesday, 10 a.m.. hall Centralia. Washington T.O.P.S. Club KM, Wednesday, 11:30 a.m., Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, corner Sooth Pearl and Jefferson, Centralia.

Christian Women's Fellowship, Wednesday, noon lunch, First Christian Church, Chehalis. United Methodist Women, Wednesday, noon. First United Methodist Church. Centralia. Christian Women's 'Fellowship, Wednesday, 1 p.m..

First Christian Church, Centralia. St. Helens Ctob. Wednesday. 1:30 p.m., Chehalis City Hal Lewis County League of Women Voters, Wednesday, 7 p.m., 615 North Pearl St.Cenlralia.

Cougar Flat Grange game night, Wednesday, 7 p.m.. Grange hal Twin Cities Cbess dub, Wednesday, 7 p.m., mOSouth Gold, Centralia. Pe ED Fifth Quarter dub, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Pe EH High School Rochester T.OJ.S. Crab, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., route 1, Box 33, Rochester. For inform ation telephone 273-3204.

Zed Pri Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Mrs. Dare (Pat) Ternan, 2572 18th Street, Chehalis. St. Helen Hospital Guild 4, Wednesday, 7:30 p.n., hospital, Chehalis. Cbehafis Eagles, Wednesday, 8 p.m., Chehalis Eagles haU.

F.OS. Auxiliary, Wednesday. p.m., Chehalis Eagles hall Alpha Council and SJt, Wednesday. 9 p.m., Masonic Temple. Centralia.

Royal Arch Masons 44, Wednesday, I p.m.. Masonic Tern pie, Centralia. CentnSa Jeep Chb, Wednesday, p.m., 80S HSt, Centralia. Mill Lewis County Scholarship Pageant board, Wednesday, p.m., Kit Carson Restaurant, Chehalis. All persons interested in helping with the pageant or young women interested in being contestants are invited.

Gamma Pi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi sorority, Wednesday, p.m., Mrs. Gary (Connie) Hughes, Chehalis. Weight Losers Group, Thursday, 7:30 p.m., Onalaska grade school Mountain View Senior Citizen's Club, Sunday, 1:30 p.m.. potluck dinner and business meeting. Senior Citizen Center, '534 North Market Chehalis.

Crego Grange, Thursday, 8 p.m.. Grange hall. Public agencies Chehalis Board of Adjustment, Wednesday, 7 p.m., city haD, to consider a conditional use permit application by Lyman K. Schwarzkopf, who wants to establish a wholesale worm-growing operation a 11461 North End Are. Toledo-Winlock Airport Board, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Toledo Town HaU.

Boistfort Cemetery Association, annual meeting, Frank Jones borne, Wednesday, 1p.m. Vader School Board, special session, Wednesday. 7 p.m., Vader School, to discuss personnel alters. Niparine Planning Commission, Tuesday, 7:30 p.m., town hall. Paekwood Improvement Club, Wednesday, I p.m..

community hall Chehilis Park Board, Wednesday, 8 p.m., com munity building. Centralia School Board, Wednesday, p.m., administration building. Tootle School Board, Wednesday, 7 p.m., grade school Lewis County Traffic Safety Commission, Wednesday, 7:30 a.m.. Nor'Wester Restaurant, Centralia. MONSTERS A Centralia man was arrested Monday by Lewis County sheriffs deputies and charged with third degree assault following an argument which reportedly began on a citiiens band (CB4 radio and ended in a parking lot.

Deputies report Donald R. Keene, 38, wis driving a tnxk when be allegedly got into a dispute with another truck driver over the use of the CB radio. Keene reportedly met the other trucker when be stopped at the log dump, where the assault occurred. Keene and trucker left the log dump, but met again where the second trucker parked, deputies said. Keene was arrested there, later charged with third degree assault and released after posting a J250baD bond.

Deputies also report two arrests ia connection with the Thursday burglary of the Trojan Country Kitchen in Pe Ell Kenneth A. Hayes. 19, and Harold B. Reich, 22, both of Pe ED, were charged with second degree burglary. Haves was also charged with petit larceny and was in custody Tuesday in lieu of bail.

Reich was released on his personal recogniiance in lieu of 11,000 bail. Cigarettes and J30 were reportedly stolen from the restaurant during the burglary. Deputies also report the following arrests and charges: Thomas I. Church (also known as Thomas E. Spence), 19, Raymond.

returned from the Pierce County Sheriffs Department on a Lewis County Superior Court warrant charging first degree forgery for the alleged use of another person's passbook at a savings and loan institution in an attempt to withdraw money; in custody Tuesday in lieu of $2,500. Louis Paul Solomos, 29, Soldatna, Alaska, fugitive from justice and riding in a motor vehicle without permission of the owner. Arrested Jan. 8 by the State Patrol and charged the following day. He is being held in lieu of $25,000 bail Myron D.

Schweitzer, 29, Kelso, charged with shoplifting in connection with an incident at Yard Birds Family Shopping Center; released Monday after porting A 16-year-old Chehalis boy was apprehended at Yard Birds Monday, suspected of shoplifting and possession of marijuana. He was refrerred to juvenile authorities. Deputies also report Rose Edward, Chthilis, said the front license plate was stolen from her car Monday while she shopped in Chehalis. The plate number isLCC341. Offices of the Toledo Elementary School reported the removal Monday of 15 model cars from a showroom.

A 14- year-old Toledo boy was apprehended later in the day and referred to juvenile authorities. Employes at the Mills Farm Store in Centralia reported Monday a break-in occurred during the previous night. It was not determined if anything was stolen. Ray McKeman, Ethel, reported 10 gallons of gas were stolen from his pickup truck parked at his home Sunday night Obituaries FRED IRWIN THOMAN RANDLE A resident of Lewis County for the past 20 years, Fred Irwin Tboman, 43, died Monday in a Centralia hospital following a shooting incident He was born Aug. 4,1932, in Scottland County, Mo.

He served in the U. S. Army in the Korean War. Survivors include his widow. SMrley Rochester; five sons, Frederick I.

Thoman, Randle: Michael E. Tboman, Rochester; William D. Tboman, Iowa; Dana L. Phillips, Curtis, and Johnnie G. Phillips, Stafford, four daughters', Virginia M.

Thoman, Vancouver, Florence K. Tboman, Chehalis; Kathy R. Thoman, Ceotralia. and Ferida A. Phillips, Centralia; his father, Fred Thoman, Mount Sterling, Iowa; two sisters, Mrs.

Clella Morris, Bonaparte, Iowa, and Mrs. Waneta Cole. Montezuma, Iowa; one brother, Eston Tboman, Montrose. Iowa, eight grandchildren and numerous nieces and nephews. Services will be Thursday, 1:30 p.m., in the Sticklin Funeral Chapel Burial will follow at the Sunset Memorial Gardens, Chehalis.

Dissolutions Petitions for dissolution of marriage have been filed in the Lewis County Clerk's Office by: Donald H. and Kristine M. Sorensen. Douglas D. and Oradean Sue Wangen.

Decrees of dissolution of marriage have been granted in Lewis County Superior Court to: Beverly J. and Harry E. Titus. Aleta and Patrick Miller. Betty Lou and Bobby Len Galster.

Jennie H. and Gene Givens. Glen E. and Roberta L. Dickason.

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