The Daily Chronicle from Centralia, Washington • Page 13

News Briefs Obituaries The Daily Chronicle, 98S31. Tuesday, November 16, J976 13 lUUrfed Cttim The first meeting of the County Association for Retarded Citiieos has beta postponed from Thursday, Nov. II. to Thursday. Dec.

2. The meeting will be at the Chehjlis Public Library, beginning il I p.m. All persons interested in the rights of those are retarded are urged to attend. Autumn Conceit Due Toledo High School's music department presents its autumn concert Thursday. 7:19 p.m., in the high school gymnasium.

Ron James, band director, promises a program of varied music, from pop to the classics, while Scott a jem a. new choir director, will have his first opportunity to show the community what he can do. Proceeds from admission wQI go toward purchase of bind paraphercelia. ram Scheduled The color film. "The Wonderful World of Roses," and information on the kind of roses to plant will be the feature of the meeting Thursday of the Lewis County Rose Society.

The public is invited to the 1 p.m. meeting at the P.U.D. bunding in Chehalis. Boob Wanted Members of the Lewis County Branch of the American Association of University Women will sponsor a used book sale Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

at the Lewis County Mail. Anyone having books they would donate to the sale are a sked to telephone Mrs. Robert (Sandy) Godsey, 736-7045. Pick-up service will be available for the books donated. Certificates Available All those who served as jurors during the fall jury term of the Lewis County Superior Court ay now pick up their certificates of ap- precialien at the Lewis County Clerk's Office, Margaret Donaldson, county clerk, announced Tuesday.

She also said the winter jury term would start Dec. 7 and continue through March 4. Trials to be beard during the winter term will be assigned Monday. Money Receipt of money in payment of pledges to the Rochester has stowed dowo. according to Mrs.

Dick (France) Dipola. who is heading the drive for the Concerned Parents of Rochester. "The dinner and music concert Saturday at Swede Hall netted $244 for the drive and we have a total of $17.000 oo band." Mrs. Dipo!) said. She said $7,000 more was needed and there were sufficient pledges outstanding for the goal to be attained.

"I will give a report to the school Hoard Monday night. I hope people hurry and get their checks in." she said. Checks or money for the pledges may be sent to Concerned Parents of Rochester. P.O. Box 455 or left at any of the district's three schools.

Now Taking membership applications. C's Health Racquet Club. 74M372 for information. 99-tf Christmas Special Handcrafted Gun Cabinets, holds 10 guns, on Special Now! Wholesale, $230. Also Special Made Orders.

Tropical Trades Imports, 557 N.W. Pacific 102-31 Kit Canon Rest will be closed 102-3t COM! To Cout Store. Cbeh. Open Sunday's Noon-5 p.m., for your Holiday Shopping. 103-5I Rebefcih drift Sale-Umebeon Nov.

18. PeEU PolishHall, Misc. 103-21 Free Baby Sitting CBnk, 11 up. Nov. 20.

11 a.m.-} p.m. Evergreen Comm. Room. 103-41 Charity Lewis County Mall. Nov.

19-20, All Charities invited to participate. Register Diamond Den, LC.MaU,by8p.m.,Nov.U. 103-lt Moforhome explosion two women Lewis County Sheriff Two Seattle women who escaped serious injury in a raotorbome explosion on Friday were to be released Tuesday from Morton General Hospital They are Lillian Olson and Shirley Soggie, both 52. They were inside the motorhom when the roof blew off in an explosion caused by a leaky valveto an oven thermostat fueled by propane gas. Both received multiple burns and were taken to the hospital by Margaret Eide.

The explosion occurred on the Krans Ridge Tload just off of VS. Forest Service Road 125 seven miles south of Handle at 4 a.m., Friday. A 33-year-old Handle man remained in custody Tuesday morning pending charges of assault and burglary stemming from a family altercation in the Randle area. An estimated J1.500 worth of logging cable and other equipment was stolen in the Kosmos Road area since last Thursday, belonging to Portway Logging Toledo. and Logging Glenoma, also reported the theft of five wheels and tires from a trailer parked on U.S.

Forest Service Road 123 eight miles south of Randle over the weekend. Value of the tires and wheels was $1,375. Autumn rain, fog and poor visibility caused two backing out accidents Monday evening in Centralia. Donald McLeod and Joseph Borte, Centralia, collided at at 6:45 p.m., on the Centralia High School parking lot John Mod. 52, Rochester, and Mark Reins, Centralia, collided on Harrison Avenue at 7:11 p.m.

Vehicle damages in the two accidents totaled an estimated $4S5. Chehalis State Patrol A 17-year-old Winlock girl, Deoborah J. LuU. received cuts and bruises when she lost control of her automobile on a curve one mile north of Winlock and overturned her car over an embankment by the mainline railroad tracks. The accident occurred at 1:20 p.m.

Monday. Her ca was demolished. Automobiles driven by Helen V. Coleman, SB, Glenoma. and Cynthia R.

Dengler, 20, Cbehalis, collided al 5:40 Monday oo the While Pass Highway four miles east of Mossyrock. The accident occurred when the Glencma woman slowed for a deer on Ihe Vehiefc damages totaled an estimated $300. No one was hurt. Thurston County Sheriff A Rochester-area woman reported Monday burglars broke into her borne along the Forstrooi Road and stole clothing valued at $50. Three dead cows were dumped Sunday a mile off the Chain Hill Road oo a Tenino man's property.

Deputies were Police investigating a second complaint on dumped carcasses Tuesday. An Irish setter valued at $100 was stolen from a Waldrick Road residence Friday. A witness reported seeing a man in an old pickup truck entice the dog in and drive a way. Hoqniam State Patrol A 1974 pickup truck, driven by Lester H. Bland.

59, Oakville, was demolished Monday at 8:05 p.m. when it collided with a bridge railing three miles east of Oakville on the Centralia-Elma Highway. Bland sustained a broken leg and was listed in fair condition Tuesday at Olympia's St Peter Hospital His truck was damaged beyond repair. Centralia Police Courtesy Ford on Sooth Pear! reported a vandalism incident Monday. A side of a 1971 sedan was kicked in and the hood scratched.

Damages amounted to $150. The damage apparently occurred over the weekend. Olympia State Patrol A 1957 pickup truck, towing a I960 travel trailer, went off SR121 Tnesd ay at 2:30 a.m. in Littlerock. Troopers said the vehicles failed to negotiate a comer.

The driver. David G. Six, 27, Ariel, sustained miner injuries. The truck and trailer received $950 in damages. Marriages Applications for marriage licenses have been filed in the Lewis County Auditor's Office by: Richard Lee Blankenship, Packwood, and Elsie E.

Neeley, Randle. Sopfaal Im and Linda Dickinson, both Centralia. Fred Boeck, Centralia. and Mildred Gnenther, N'apa vine. John H.

Stiltner and Gail Diane Macy, both Centralia. Dnane E. Valentine and D'Ann Sue Morgan, both Centralia. William S. Lester and Sharon K.

Johnson, both Port Orchard. Richard Steven Brookbonser and Linda Mae Mathis. bothMcdeary. Kenneth Brown and Pamela Jean Yoockton, both Oakville. Garnet James Aldrkh, Chthalis, and Josephine Elaine Thorn as, Onalaska.

HOWARD E. BUCK Memorial service for Howard E. Black. 72, Seattle, a former Centralia resident, was Tuesday at the John Knox Presbyterian Church in Burien. Mr.

Black died Nov. 13. He was born July 26.1904, in Ceolralia. the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Walter N. Black, pioneer residents. He graduated from Centralia High School and attended Washington State University. He was a pharmacist and was employed by Garrison's Drug Store. Mr.

Black had been with McKesson 4 Bobbins drug firm for 45 years, retiring in WO. For the past five years, he bad been a sen ice representative for Carlan, and serviced the Pay'N Save stores in the Western Washington area. He was a member of John Knox Presbyterian Church, Burien. Survivors include his wife, Dorothy: a son. Walter R.

Black. La Jolla, a daughter, Mrs. Johnnie (Dianne) Johnson. WoodinvOle; two stepsons. Michael Grady.

Gladstone, and Dennis Grady, Veneta, two sisters, Mrs. Frank Hoard, Seattle, aad Mrs. George D. Rove, Burien; two grandchildren; five stepgrandchildren, four nieces and one nephew. Remembrances may be donations to the John Knoi Presbyterian Church.

Howard Black Memorial Fund. 109 SW Normandy Road, Seattle. 98166. MRS. WILLIAM HEFLEY SALKUM Mrs.

William (Virginia L) Hefley. 54, a resident of Salkum for the past three years, died Monday in a Cenlralia hospital She was born Sept. 2,1922. in Shelby, Ohio, and was a member of the Trinity Methodist Church, Lakewood, Calif. Survivors include her husband, Bill, at home; a son, Kenneth Nasser, Long Beach, a stepson, M.C.

Hefley, El Centro, her mother, Mrs. Delores Varrelman, Salkum; a brother, Richard A. Newkirk, Tacoma; three granddaughters, a grandson, and three nephews. Services will be Thursday, I p.m., at the Salkum Cemetery. Arrangements are under the direction of the Brown Mortuary Service, Chehalis.

DeANA JOYE (CISSY) WADE MORTON DeAna Joye (Cissy) Wade, infant daughter of Wayne and Dorothy Wade, died Monday in a Morton hospital. In addition to her parents, survivors include two sisters. Debra and Men- Wain, both at home; her grandparents, Mr. and Chester Walker, Morton, and Arthur Wade, Mountain View, her great-grandmother, Mary Pierce, Morton; her greal-great-grandmother, Myrtle Pierce, Missouri, and numerous aunts, uncles and cousins. Services will be Wednesday, 3 p.m., at the Morton Cemetery, with the Rev.

Roberts i i a i Arrangements are under the direction of the Brown Mortuary Service, Chehalis. JON CHRISTENSEN. holding picture of Kothy In recliner; Bill Guide and Sherry Dawlty, shown in a from High School Clots Play "Harvty." play will Friday and Saturday nights In classltorfum at high school. Photo class will present 'Harvey 1 The senior class play. will be presented Friday and Saturday nights ia tie classitorium at Central! a High School.

Curtain timeis 8p.m. Harvey is a prize-wuming play by Marj- Chase and its leading character, Eluood Dowd, has been played by Art Carney, in the Broadway production; Joe E. Brown, on tour and Jimmy rt in the film version. Jon Christensen. has that honor in the senior class play production.

The play revolves around Elwood and his friend. Harvey. Harvey is a huge six-foot-tall rabbit, confidant and constant companion ol Dowd. Although Harvey is very real to Dowd. no one else ever sees him and con- Flood damage, control occupy Chehalis council Births Mr.

and Mrs. Victor Molt, Centralia, a boy, named David, 11 pounds, IVi ounces, Nov. 10, St. Peter Hospital, Olympia. Grandparents are Mr.

and Mrs. William E. Fabry and Mrs. Elinor Bassett, all of Centralia. Mr.

and Mrs. Delbert Ames, Chehalis. a boy, pounds, 11 ounces, Tuesday. Centralia Generai Hospital Dissolutions Petitions for dissolution of marriage have been filed in the Lewis County Clerk's Office by: Linda L. and Richard M.

Keen. Pete and Dorothy June Palermo. Judy Ann and George F. Holm es. Jr.

Decrees of dissolution of marriage have been granted in Lewis County Superior Court to: Stanley D. and Trudy R. Slowe. The Chehalis City Council Monday passed several ordinances, endorsed several proclamations and heard a report on the Chehalis River Basin Committee. An ordinance regulating off-street parking in the downtown area was passed on second reading.

Also approved was an ordinance budgeting $7,191 in the park fund. The money was obtained from tie Federal Disaster Assistance Administration for flood damages at Stan Hedwall Park and Alexander Part last sinter. Councilman Ted Rambo reported on a recent meeting of the Chehalis ver Basin Committee, indicating the group was split on whether it still has any function to perform. In view of the recent recommendation Ambulance on display WINLOCK Winlock area residents will have an opportunity Wednesday to inspect an a mbdance to be oa display in the downtown area in the afternoon. Larry Kenrin, representantive for a Seattle equipment firm, will be present to answer questions on the ambulance.

A slide show on ambulances will be at 7:30 p.m., Wednesday in the Winlock Sen ior Center. The public is invited. The Winlock Ambulance Association will meet following the slide show. Mrs. Bonita Meyers is general chairman of the Winlock Ambulance Committee.

by the Army Corps of Engineers that a system of dikes be constructed to control flooding in the Twin Cities, Rambo said about half the group wanted the committee to embark on a program of channel clearing a a beautification. Rambo said he opposed the plan because he feels it will be a waste of time. The group will continue to meet monthly on Ihe second Wednesday, however, he said, at the King Solomon Restaurant A proclamation designating Nov. 22 as National Day of Fasting was issued. Mayor Vivian Roewe encouraged people to give generously to food programs and the local food banks.

Councilman Mike Austin read a proclamation, endorsed by the council, designating the week of Nov. 21 as National Family Week. versations between Dowd and Harvey are, at times, very revealing and many times hilarious. Harvey, the unseen friend, created by Dowd because of his need for someone one to converse with that would share his feelings, also gets Dowd into some tense situations since others do DO like some of Harvey's observations. In addition to Dowd, other members of the cast are: Veta Simmons Kathy Freites, Myrtle Mae Simmons Sherry Dawley, Ethel Chauvenet Gail Brumbaugh, Dr.

Sanderson Dennis Chandler and Dr. Chumley Gary Quaintance. Also Mrs. Chtimley Lora Mauvel, Wilson Steve Gaffney Bill Guido. Tari Driver Max Fricke and Nurse Kelly--Teresa LeDuc.

Walter Jaroszynski will direct. Admission will be charged and tickets may be purchased al the door. Some scenes from the play may be seen Thursday night during the school's back-to-school open house. Estates Filed in the Lewis County Clerk's Offic for probate in Superior Court: Estate of Arthur J. Berlin, Winlock.

in excess of J10.000; Sylvia Haapala, petitioner. WADE. DeAna Joye (Cissy) Wednesday.3p.rn., Morton Cemetery. HEFLEV. Mrs.

William (Virginia --Thursday, 1 p.m., Salknm Cemetery. FREE MUG when you buy Coffee 1 and Breakfast entree Scrambled Eggs Sonoge. Hot Cakei Sowoge. Egg McMuffin. Limit mug per customer.

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