The Daily Chronicle from Centralia, Washington • Page 8

The Daily Chronicle, 98531, Monday, August 30,1976 News Briefs Grass fin Ertinguished Ceolralii firemen sere summoned to the 1300 block of Delaware Street Sunday, 2:08 p.m.. to extinguish a grass fire. The fire suited Burlington Northern Railroad right-of-way. There was DO damage. Fret Fflmi PUnned Two free films will be shon at the White Pass High School ia Handle on Tuesday, Sept.

7. "Rusty and the Falcon" is a Walt Disney adventure film about a boy and his pet falcon. A traditional German folktale was the basis of the animated short called "Mr. Hare and Mr. Hedgehog." The films begin at 6:30 p.m.

and are a part of Timberland Regional Library's extended bookmobile services ia Randle. Date Chinked The Lewis County Republican Central Committee has changed its meeting date from Friday, Sept. 3, to Friday, Sept. 10. The breakfast meeting is scheduled at 7:30 a.m.

at Kit Carson Restaurant, Ccehalis. Sheriff Re-Appotaled Lewis County Sheriff William W'jester received notification Monday that he had beta reappointed the state's director for the National Sheriffs Association. Wiester ba been the state director since 1J72. He received notification from Sheriff Carl Axsom, n'rntworth, N.C. Carroll Ruddell a ck to ork a Adorn Beauty-Salon, 7W-7361.

28-121 Loogicrei Bus Trip Labor Day, Sept. CANCELED. Chfhalis Eagles Lodge. Retired Eiflts Games every Tues. 1 p.n.

Chebalis Eagles. Doors open 12 noon. 37- It Back to School Haircut styling. Jade Beauty Salon. HS-8351.

33-it Crtndtls Books Closed Sept. for vacation. 37-61 Meeting Reminders Organizations Adih Chapter II tod EUi CbtpUr 115. Order of SUr, from Five in custody after policeman spins tale worthy grind nitron, Mn. Ue.

Tuesday, p.m.. meeting, Masonic Temple, WiaJock; 6:30 p.m., potlytk dinner, United Methodist Church, Winlock. Mkhfeu Hill Orthopedic Auditor. Tuesday. 8 p.m., borne of Elma Sberfy, route 1, boi 580, Centrilia.

Parents Without Ptrtam, Tuesday. 7 p.m., newsletter mailing and card party, 129 West Bridge, Centralia. Lerb Coonty Seder Citizens Center, Tuesday. 10-11 a.m., specialist on aging at the center; noon-1 p.m., lunch and activities: trip to nursing home, 534 North Market Chehalis. Merry Mountaineers Senior Citizens Center, Tuesday, JO a.m., physical fitness program; noon tutrition program; 1:30 p.m., quilting, patching, macrarae, croquet, horseshoes, PackwoodCommunity Building.

Anonymous New Life Group, Tuesday, p.m., Winlock Community Building. Two Town Tuners barbershop singing practice, Tuesday, 7:30 p.m., Lewis- Clark Restaurant, Cenlralia. Washington T.O.P.S. Club Ml. Tuesday, 1 p.m., Evergreen Savings Association, Chehalis.

Twin Cities Chess Club, Tuesday, 7 p.m., 1310 South Gold, Centralia. WiiMaglon T.O.P.S. Club 775, Tuesday, 1:30 p.m., First Christian Church, Chehalis. Gratitude Group, Alcoholics Afiooymous, Tuesday, noon, sack lunch, 361 Chehalis Chehalis. Lewis County Golden Age Club, Tuesday, Community Building.

S.D.A. Dorcas Wttfire Service, Tuesday. 10 a.n., church service center. Centralia. Ceatrilij Women's Golf Club.

Tuesday, 9a.m., Elks Golf Course, Centralia. Riverside Women's Colt Club, Tuesday. 8:30 a.m., Riverside Golf Course, Chehalis. Kiwanis Club of Use Valley, Tuesday, 7 a.m., Kit Carson Restaurant. Chehalis.

Public Agencjes Onihsii School Board, special session, Tuesday, 7:30 p.m., home economics room. The agenda includes consideration of 12 student transfer requests, a Jaycees request for use of school facilities, warrant cancelatioos, lunchroom policy and discussion of personnel. Centralii City Commission, Tuesday, 2p.m., city hall. A Chehalis police officer put his imagination to good use Saturday morning and developed leads on two recent Chehalis burglaries in the process. The case resulted in the detention of five persons in connection with the incidents.

Thursday night the Chehalis Amusement Center was burglarized. Taken were candy, sandwiches, and the entire cash register--which was empty. A week earlier, food and cigarettes were taken from Dairy Dan's Drive-In in Chehalis. Two officers on patrol early Saturday morning figured they had a hungry burglar in their city and began searching empty buildings to see il he was sheltered there. The search was fruitless, but at 7:15 a.m.

they passed two youths walking home, according to one of the policemen. One of them flagged down the officers. The youth, a 12-year-old Chehalis boy, told one officer (who asked not to be identified) that he had seen him investigating the burglary of the Am usment Center. The officers offered to drive the pair home and discuss the case enroute. The pried-opea cash register had beea found close to where one of the boys was living.

The youth described fictitious burglars to the officers, meanwhile trying to "pump them" for information police said. 'At least one of the officers was suspicious. Because of that, he told the boy there was something odd about the case. The officer said the cash register had never been found, and there were five JlOObOls taped to the bottom of the cash drawer. For effect, he told the youth he believed there were really only two bills there.

The officers then dropped off the boys, parked their patrol car. and walked back to a place where they could stake out the bushes where the cash register bad been found. Within 20 minutes one of the boys allegedly walked out of the house and peered into the brush. He sta red direc tly at the spot where the cash register had been dumped, according to officers. The youth was immediately apprehended.

Shortly thereafter, officers Rodeo will include girls An officially sanctioned Girls Rodeo Association event is included in the Mth annual Elleasburg Rodeo. Top-ranked professional cowgirls wfll be competing in an officially sanctioned girls barrel race. The barrel race is a timed event in which cowgirls ride around a patter of three barrels in the rodeo arena. This is a highly sided event requiring top riding ability and well trained horses. The event is judged on the lowest elapsed time for completing the circuit.

The Ellens berg Rodeo is scheduled for three perform inces over the Labor Day weekend, Sept. 4,5 and 6. In addition to the cowgirls, the EOeasburg Rodeo wfll attract top ranked professional rodeo cowboys to compete for more than 125,000 in prize money ia rodeo events sanctioned by the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association. developed information leading to the apprehension of another 17-year-old Chehalis boy. and the arrest of a 20-year- old Chehalis man.

Two 15-year-olds, a Chehalis and Centrilia boy, were also sought. They were already in the custody of Centralia policeinconnecticnwith other incidents. The 20-yearold was ia custody Monday, pending possible filing of burglary charges. All the youths were referred to juvenile authori ties. The officer who told the "story" must have done a good job of it.

He said his partner told him later: "I didn't know there was $500 taped under the drawer." In the Granges Newaukum NEWAUKUM HILL-Former grange master and long-time resident of Newaukum Hill, Louis Faver and Mrs. Faver were guests at the Aug. meeting of Newaukum Grange. Master Robert Kraemer presided with 31 members present Luella and Harold Norwood were obligated ia tie third and fiurth degrees. Newaukum Jrnior Grange won first place with float in the Southwest Washington Fair parade and first place for its booth, according to Carol Kraemer.

Mr. and Mrs. Andy Dupertus were welcomed back after a long absence due to illness. Fair a i a Marion Moon presented the first place award from the senior traditional division of booths at the SWW Fair. It is the fourth consecutive year that Newaokum has woo first place.

Mrs. Moon announced that the display may be entered at the Puyallup Fairia September. Oct 16 wfll be a "Meet the Candidates" night at the hall. Grange members will bring cookies to the meeting, which is open to the public. Refreshments were served by Mrs.

Violet Meyn, Mrs. Elsie McAvoy and Mrs. Violet Hooker. The oext eeting wfli 6e SepL 9. Calendar sales end this week MOSSYROCK Community birthday calendar sales are in the final week here, according to Edward Crook of the sponsoring Mossyrock Lions Club.

Crook said the club has a shortage of salesmen this year and cot every household ay have been notified. He said families wishing to order a calendar may telephone him at 983-2011, Lawrence Deacon at 88-3356 or N.L. Cowan at 8S5-2230. All calendar sales must be completed by Sunday, Sept. 5.

Crook also reported the Lions Club wfll hold its initial meeting of the 1J76-77year Wednesday, Sept 8. at 7:30 p.m. at the Mountain Highway Inn. Obituaries MINI MART Now Open Under HOURS: MM. Set.

JO 1 1 fM. CHARLES HENRY SHANNON Charles Henry' Shannon, 74, Chehalis, died Sunday in a Chehalis hospital. He was born Aug. 30, 1901, in Leed City. S.D.

He has lived in Lewis County since 1944. He was a member of the Assembly of God Church, Mary's Corner. Survivors include his wife, Ruth, at home; two sons, Richard, Toledo, and James, Lacey; three daughters, Mrs. Pat Hardy, and Mrs. Sonja Hamilton, both of Chehalis, and Mrs.

Mary Barker. Ellensburg, and 13 grandchildren. Services will be Wednesday, 2 p.m., at the Fir Lawn Funeral Chapel, Toledo, with the Rev. Tom Nace officiating. Burial will follow at the Toledo Cemetery.

MRS.MELDACULP Mrs. Melda Culp died in a Centralia nursing home Sunday. Funeral arrangements are pending at Newell- Hoerlings. Riffe name official The power reservoir behind Mossyrock Dam, formerly known as Davisson Lake, is now Riffe Lake. In a letter to the Lewis County Commissioners Monday, the U.S.

Board on Geographic Names in Washington, D.C., said it had taken action at its August meeting to revise its 1968 decision and rename the lake for the community of Riffe, which was inundated by the lake. In other business, the county commissioners approved a variance for three tots in Mineral Lake Mobile Park subdivision following a public hearing on the matter. The variance was approved to permit three lots to have less than the required 75-foot frontage. Larry Smith is the developer of the five-acre tract containing 14 lots. In further actions, the county heads opened a single bid for a van for the Law a ad Justice Departm ent.

The va wfll be used in the Gateway project, which is a program for juvenile delinquents. The only bid received came from Uhlmann Motors, Chehalis, for $6,542. The bid was taken under adrise ent. A project was approved to improve eight-tenths of a mile of the Wirsdorfer Road, northeast of Onalaska off the Centrals-Alpha Road Another $2,600 was approved to stabilize footings on the Kilbome Creek Bridge on the Cline Road between RandleandPackwocd. Agreements were signed with the Mineral and Handle Fire Protection Districts for fire protection at the Handle and Mineral dropbox sites.

The county wffl pay $75 per fire. JOHN INGLE BAIN ROCHESTER John Ingle Bain. S3, a resident of Rochester for the past 39 years, died in a Centralia hospital Sunday. He was born Jan. 4, 1891 at Tacoma.

He came to the Rochester area from Brady. He was a retired truck driver and logger, and a U.S. Army veteran of World War I. He was a charter member of the Oakville Barracks of the World War I veterans. He and his wife celebrated their 48th wedding anniversary ia August.

Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Inez M. Bain, at home; two sons, John A. Bain, Centralia, and Gary B. Bain, Port Orchard; two daughters, Mrs.

Jack (Clarice) Galloway, Rochester, and Mrs. Gerald (Evann) Dakan, Loraita, a brother, Noel A. Bain. Bremerton; one sister, Mrs. Sarah Kcowles, Centralia; grandchildren, one step-great-granddaughter, and numerous nieces and nephews.

Memorial services will be announced at a later date. Cremation was held in Tacoma. Services are under the direc lion of Newell-Hoerlings. ELSIE MARIE MADSEN Elsie Marie Madsen, 76, Chehalis, died Sunday at home. She wasbora Aug.

Wisconsin and had been a resident of Chfhalis since 1914. She was a member of the United Methodist Church, Chefcalis, and had been a bookkeeper for P.U.D. retiring in 1962. Survivors include one son, Boyd K. Madsen, Onalaska; one daughter, Mrs.

James (Dorothy) Nicholson, Shelton; eight grandchildren, seven great- grandchildren and one sister, Jessie Day, Chehalis. Services wffl be Tuesday at 3 p.m. at the United Methodist Church, Chehalis, with the Rev. LaVerne Tooley officiating. Interment wfll follow at Greenwood Memorial Park.

Arrangements are under the direction of Sticklin FuneralChapel. Moke sure your group Organization Meetings limes Meeting ptoce Address (ttreel) Dotes (town) Club telephone number President's name Secretary's name Telephone. Telephone If organization a charitabU organliatton, provide following Information, too: Mall contribution! to: (charity) (address) (state) In of Telephone Births Funerals MADSEX. Elsie Marie Tcesday, 3 p.m., United Methodist Church, Chebalis. SHANNON.

Charles Henry Wednesday, 2 p.m.. Fir Lasra Funeral Chapel, Toledo. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Forrester.

Ctiehilis, a girl, 7-pounds, 2H ounces, Saturday. Ceatralia General Hospital. Mr. aod Mrs. Kim Mario, Kent, a girl, Audra Anne.

Fridjy, Seattle. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. James Dick. CHIHALIS En 744-4921 "CHINOOK" (Lost Dance of Summer) Centralia Rollerdrome Wednesday, Sept.

1st 9P.M. to 12 Midnight Listen to KTACfor details "THE BAD NEWS Box Office and Snack Bar at 7:45 p.m. CannonM: 1:40 P.M. Thli Dolly ChronltU will publiih ipcciol lifting Information on oil of in County end neighboring arcai. tcction will Handy for keeping trade of meeting timei and placet of various organisation! and will alto be of benefit to newcomen In the area who want to "get acquainted." Plant are to Include the meetingi Hmet and placet, namet of chief officers and telephone numbers for oil social clubs, fraternal masonic orders, governmental bodies, women's clubs, men's organizations, youth groups and senior cIHsen clubs.

Those who desire to be Included In the section should (ill out this form and mall It to: John Martin, City Editor The Doily Chronicle P.O. Box 580 Centralia. VSS3I 59 complete swim lessons Fifty-nine swimmers successfully completed Red Cross swimming lessons Aug. 20 at tie Chehalis Community Pool They were: Beginners Brenda Blum, Jamalee a i Joey Bremgartner, Michelle Bicknoff, Charlotte Downie, Cathy Frank, Brian Goodman, Jimmy Ritchinson, Brent Moon, Dean Moon, Jeffry Owen, Melodee Owen, Jill Reagan, Kevin Stewart, Nat Strickland, Ronny Waller and Cheryl Wells. Advanced beginner Dick Ayers, Steve Beck, Randy Brassard, Amy Fox, Bill Frank.

Cindy Gelder, John Huston. David Miles, Scott Schiminesky, Troy Tornow, Mike Wagner. Michelle Waltenburg and Mitch Williams. Intermediates Becky Alldis, Chuck Bickel, Karen Burnett, Judy Champ, Julie Johnson, Nancy Jones, Heidi Laws, Danae Lennox, Dean Lennox, LeeRae Melin, Tim Rarey, Tom Rarey, Mamie Remington, John Row, Michael Roco, Adam Schraeder, Daryl Stewart, Irene Stoszek, Richard Stoszek, Rod Ticknor and avid Yotmg. Swimmer--Eddy Anderson, Kathleen Beck, Jfll Cusik, Joni Cusik, Maauel Roco.MaryWahLand Leslie Zisk a.

Also offered during this last session of swimming lessons was a special class in the basic techniques of springboard diving. Those enrolled in the diving class included Artie Champ, Nicky Frelich, Terry Frelich, Nancy Jones, John 1 Huston, Paul Huston, Chad Williams and Mitch Williams. Mrs. Cheryl Wright of Chehalis and Mrs. Marsha George of Centralia reached the "Intermediate" level The swimming season at the Chehalis Community Pool continues through Labor Day, Sept $.

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