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Obituaries Records B2 The DaBy News, Longview, Wash, Thursday, SPtember21. 1989 Piano teacher's body found in compost heap SEATTLE AP a 7a.woa,. old piano teacher whose remains were found in a compost heap had been shot to death, police said Wednesday, adding that her husband was being sought for questioning. Don Church of the police, who disclosed the identity and cause of death, said Gladys Owens had been shot in the head and buried in her back yard. Her remains were found Tuesday by police acting on tips from neighbors who said she had not been seen alive since March.

Joe Owens, the dead woman's husband, told some neighbors his wife was in Wichita, caring for an ailing relative and others that she was living in Vancouver, British Columbia, Church said. Owens, 70, a retired business operator who was active in real estate transactions, traveled frequently to Canada, particularly Alberta, Church said. "A considerable amount of time has passed since we feel this homicide he said. "During that period of time he's had time to amass money, had time to make plans to travel in case he ever felt the authorities were on to him, so at this time we feel he could be anywhere." Owens was last seen Sept. 7, when he called relatives and told them his wife had died in March and he had buried her body near Mount Si, about 25 miles east of the city, police said.

Owens also told relatives he was going to the site to commit suicide and went to North Bend, where he gave his pickup truck to strangers and was seen walking into a wooded area, Church said. Later that day, however, Owens was seen in West Seattle, the last report of him being seen in the area, Church said. Priscilla Foster, who has lived across the street from the couple for 17 years, told The Seattle Times Owens had been selling household goods over the summer and recently took several truckloads to the garbage dump. Owens is believed to possess a large quantity of cash, Church said. grandchildren; and nine greatgrandchildren.

A funeral will be held at 11 a.m. Friday in Steele Chapel at Longview Memorial Park. Services will conclude at the chapel. Friends may pay their respects at the chapel from 5 to 8 p.m. today.

Those wanting to express sympathy may contribute to Alzheimers Research, Gift Processing AJ-55, University of Washington, Seattle, Wash. 98195. Ralph Sigel Lifelong Woodland resident Ralph Sigel died Sept. 19, 1989, in a Woodland convalescent center. He was 85.

Mr. Sigel was born Oct. 23, 1903, in Woodland and worked as a farmer and logger. He retired in 1969 as a school bus driver and custodian for the Woodland School District. Mr.

Sigel was the last surviving charter member of the Woodland Volunteer Fire Department, which was organized in 1925. He was also a member of the Woodland Lions Club and the Woodland Presbyterian Church. He is survived by a daughter, Joyce Vogel of Woodland; two grandchildren; two greatgrandchildren; and a niece and a nephew. The funeral will be at 2 p.m. Sunday in the Woodland Presbyterian Church with the Rev.

Larry Brown and the Rev. Ray Moody officiating. Interment will take place at Frank Abel Cemetery. Woodland Funeral Home is in charge. Memorial contributions may be made to the Woodland Presbyterian Church Building Fund, or the Emergency Unit of the Woodland Fire Department.

with $75 suspended, for possession of marijuana Sept. 9. Fred Allen Schaupp, 22, 348 Cypress Longview, fined $475, with $175 suspended, for fourth-degree assault (domestic violence) July 26. Gary Carson Strong, 51, 1234 10th Longview, fined $800 and sentenced to one day in jail for driving while intoxicated Sept. 2.

Michael Dean Price, 29, Sherwood, fined $625 for March 19 charges of marijuana possession and negligent driving, amended from a charge of driving while intoxicated. James Roy Lawson, 46, 1006 S. Fourth Kelso, released on personal recognizance after police charged him early today with driving while intoxicated. Kenneth L. Todd II, 19, 807 Elm Kelso, held in lieu of $665 bail after police charged him early today with third-degree theft and appearing in public after consuming intoxicants.

John Thomas Anderson, 21, 714 S. Pacific Kelso, released on personal recognizance after police charged him Wednesday night with driving while intoxicated. Longviev. Municipal Court Deann Kemper, 36, 752 Florida fied $475, with $200 suspended, for assault July 8. Dennis Walter Rice, 51, 1001 S.

12th Apt. 6, Kelso, fined $475, with $175 suspended, for hit-and-run March 10. Thomas Robert Miller, 34, 2353 40th Apt. 14, Longview, fined $250 for negligent driving March 28. A charge of hit-and-run was dismissed.

An April 3 charge of destruction of property against John Sherman Wilkins, 40, 306 S.W. Second Kelso, was dismissed. Gerald G. Doble, 21, 711 Agren Road, Castle Rock, held in lieu of $2,431 bail after police charged him early today with driving while his license was suspended and served him with three warrants relating to previous charges. Death Shirley Corena, 85, of Longview, died Sept.

20 at St. John's Medical Center. Steele Chapel at Longview Memorial Park. Better donor found for 6-year-old cancer patient Iva M. Proshold Former Longview resident Iva M.

Proshold, 89, died Sept. 18, 1989, at St. Helens, Ore. She was born Jan. 1, 1900, at Kerns, and attended school at Freeport, a town located on the present site of the city of Longview.

Mrs. Proshold was homemaker and enjoyed sewing, knitting and family life. She was also active in charitable organizations and activities and was a volunteer for the Fish and Wildlife Association. Since 1985 she had made her home in St. Helens, where she was a member of the Sunset Park Church.

Survivors include a daughter, Doris Wallin of St. Helens; a son, Carl Bush of Seattle; a sister, Pearl Rogers of Joseph, three brothers, Elmer Kletsch of Anchorage, Alaska, Charles Kletsch of Redmond, and Wayne Kletsch of Longview; seven grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren; and three great-great-grandchildren. The funeral will be at 2 p.m. Saturday in Steele Chapel at Longview Memorial Park with the Rev. Wilton Martin officiating.

Private interment will take place at Cowlitz View Memorial Gardens. Florence E. Logan Florence Esther Logan of 3203 Laurel Road, Longview, died Sept. 19, 1989, at the age of 84. She was born Oct.

2, 1904, at Alf, and moved to Longview in 1946, coming from Arkansas. Mrs. Logan was a homemaker who enjoyed her family, cooking and sewing. She also worked as a hospital kitchen helper. She was a member of the Longview First Baptist Church.

Surviving her are two daughters, Kathryn- Baxter and Delphine Hill of Longview; two sons, Jonathan Logan and Lon-nie Logan of Longview: 18 Lotteries Wednesday drawings: Sept 20 Lotto Winning numbers 1-18-24-26-29-40 (No grand prize winner) Five of six correct 47 $833 prize) Four of six correct 2,376 (S31 prize) Triple Choice Winning numbers 121 MegabuckJ Winning numbers 5-6-10-20-29-32 No grand prize winner) Five of six correct 25 ($714.60 prize) Four of six correct 1,152 ($24.90 prize) Oregon Daily 4 Winning numbers 8227 Lotto America Winning numbers 12-20-27-36-39-18 (One grand prize winner) Five of six correct 49 ($1,250 prize) Four of six correct 3,232 ($45 prize) Briefly Open house Toutle Elementary School will have an open house Monday beginning at 7 p.m. in the multipurpose room. Parents are reminded to bring baked goods to the office. Reunion meeting The Kelso Class of 1960 will hold a reunion planning meeting at 7 p.m. Wednesday at the Three Rivers Mall Community Room, located in the Sears courtyard.

For more information call Donna Hilton, 423-6902. Fire runs Longview 2843 Dover 2:15 p.m. Wednesday; minor fire in clothes washer. 80 Port Way; 3:51 p.m. Wednesday; car fire.

825 32nd 9:08 p.m. Wednesday; report of barbecue on fire; false alarm. SALE Marriage applications Larry Lamberth and Dawn M. Burgess, both of Longview, Sept. 20.

Gregory John Wright, Astoria, and Julie Rose Edtl, Longview, Sept. 20. District Court William D. Bell, 44, Castle Rock, fined $770 for driving with a suspended license and having an expired vehicle license Sept. 18.

Scott Allen Johnson, 25, Castle Rock, fined $475, with $25 suspended, for snagging salmon and possession of salmon Sept. 1. Michael David Keller, 18, Ridgefield, fined $475, with $25 suspended, for attempting to snag salmon Sept. 4. Jerry Linn Horn, 29, Washougal, fined $580 for possession of marijuana and littering Sept.

6. Scotty A. Holland, 22, Cathlamet, fined $475, with $25 suspended, for possession of marijuana Sept. 17. A charge of possession of drug paraphernalia was dismissed.

Gerald B. Isackson, age unavailable, Castle Rock, fined $475, with $175 suspended, and given six months probation for third-degree theft Dec. 22. David C. Lake, 27, 816 Eufaula Heights Road, Longview, fined $475, with $25 suspended, for attempting to snag salmon Sept.

4. Kenneth W. Jolly, 21, Vancouver, fined $950, with $475 suspended, for driving in violation of financial responsibility, amended from an April 15 charge of driving with a suspended license. Van Dung Huynh, 22, Olympia, released on personal recognizance after the Cowlitz County Sheriff's Department charged him early today with driving while his license was suspended. Kelso Municipal Court Jose Roberto Obeso Lopez, 26, transient, fined $475, with $75 suspended, and sentenced to 30 days in jail for third-degree malicious mischief Sept.

16. Vicki Nell Ralkoglo, 35, 519 S. Pacific Apt. 7, Kelso, fined $475, with $75 suspended, for fourth-degree assault (domestic violence) Sept. 15.

Daniel Thomas Bullock, 23, 189 Ball Park Road, Kelso, fined $475 Police blotter items were recovered and returned to the victim after the thief left them behind at a nearby residence. Reports burglary Louise Newton, 258 24th Longview, notified Longview police Wednesday afternoon of the theft of a small gold chain and $10 worth of food stamps in a burglary at her home. Police have the name of a possible suspect. Shoplifting Longview police referred a 16-year-old Longview boy to juvenile authorities on a shoplifting charge Wednesday after he was accused of stealing candy bars at Pay'n Save. The youth told police he took the candy because another teen-ager had threatened to beat him up if he didn't steal a candy bar for him.

Assault reported A Longview woman told Longview police Wednesday afternoon that her 16-year-old son was assaulted by a man while he was walking with friends in the 2800 block of Garfield Street. The man denied assaulting the youth, but told police he did grab him by the neck and elbow after the youth deliberately kicked his son's toy truck from the sidewalk into the street. Hit-and-run Loren W. Medlock, 307 Acacia Court, Kelso, told Longview police Wednesday afternoon that his car was extensively damaged by a hit-and-run vehicle while parked on a lot at the Fred Meyer Shopping Center. Larceny reported Ryan Dean Carterby, 1105 S.

Fifth Kelso, -told Kelso police Wednesday that someone broke into his pickup truck in front of his residence the previous night and stole two stereo speakers and a $20 bill. Faces charge Kelso police say a 17-year-old Vancouver boy already being held at the Cowlitz County Juvenile Center on a burglary charge faces an additional charge of malicious mischief as a result of an incident reported at the facility Wednesday. Police were told the youth broke a window in an interview BLACK GOLD POTTING SOIL $2.99 K7, room by hitting it with the heel of his hand. Stereo stolen Kelso police were told Wednesday that someone broke into a vehicle parked behind the Plum Creek Timber Co. office at 1813 Baker Loop Way and stole a stereo cassette player.

Police said upholstery in the vehicle, belonging to Douglas R. Myers, 709 N. 24th Kelso, was also ripped. Atiyeh's $1 SEATTLE (AP) Doctors have found a better bone-marrow donor for a 6-year-old cancer patient whose case was publicized by San Francisco Giants pitcher Dave Dravecky, an official said. Susan Edmonds, spokeswoman for the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center mere, said Wednesday a third cousin of Alex Vlahos is at the center and is tentatively scheduled to undergo the marrow transplant Friday.

Up to this point, Alex's 2-year-old brother, Gregory, had been the scheduled donor. "I asked one of Alex's doctors point blank if there was any chance that they would not use his cousin for the transplant and he said probably not," Edmonds said. The new donor, Linda Snowberge, 31, from New York, was located through another family relative, she said. Snowberge is a one-antigen mismatch from Alex; Greg was a two-antigen mismatch, meaning Snowberge's marrow more closely matches Alex's, Edmonds said. "An antigen is a chemical Births At Emanuel Hospital, Portland To April Cadwell, a girl, Kayla Dawn, born Sept.

17. At St. Vincent Hospital, Portland To Teri and Robert Stephens of Hillsboro, a boy, Justin Robert, born Sept. 13. At Natural Childbirth and Family Clinic, Portland To Barbara and Eric Davenport of Kelso, a son, Beau Patrick, born Sept.

21. Superior Court Guilty plea Saundra Lee McClure, 22, Greeley, pleaded guilty to possession of an illegal drug. She admitted she possessed cocaine while in Cowlitz County March 23, 1987. Sentencing scheduled for Sept. 21.

Calendar update Today Toledo School Board: 7 p.m., district office. Cowliti County Weed Control Board: 7 p.m., county Administration Building Annex, 207 N. Fourth Kelo. Port of Woodland board: 7:30 p.m.. City Hall.

TV changes Today a.m. (Channel 31) SCTV. structure in a cell that recognizes that something is foreign and stimulates an immune reaction," she said. "The body is made up of numerous antigens, but there are six major ones." Edmonds said Snowberge should undergo the transplant sometime Friday, but the date had not been confirmed. From the day of the transplant, Alex will remain at the center for 100 days.

"He's tolerating the process well," Edmonds said. "He's completed chemotherapy and radiation. Today and tomorrow are rest days for him." Tools stolen Dan William McDonald, 2275 Rose Valley Road, Kelso, notified Kelso police Wednesday that tools valued at about $1,000 were stolen from his van while it was parked in the 200 block of Pine Street in Kelso during the previous night. Woman accosted A Longview woman, 18, told Longview police shortly after 8 p.m. Wednesday that she was walking along Seventh Avenue just south of Pear-dale Lane when a young man riding a bicycle approached her, rubbed her buttocks and exposed himself to her.

The suspect fled when the victim victim ran and asked a nearby resident to call police. Police were told the man appeared to be about 21, stood 5 feet 8 or 5-9, had a stocky build and dark collar length hair. Officers searched the area, but were unable to find him. Car prowl James M. Thayer, 3357 Olive Longview, told Longview police Wednesday morning that someone broke into his car and stole a $600 stereo and two stereo speakers while the vehicle was parked at his residence during the night.

Accident reported Robert A. Balfanz, 14, 1241 Eighth Longview, escaped serious injury about 4:40 p.m. Wednesday in a vehicle-bicycle accident at Commerce Avenue and Vandercook Way. Longview police were told Balfanz was thrown onto the hood of a utility truck driven by John F. Pierson, 49, Toledo, after the youth's bicycle struck the side of the vehicle after he rode it into the street from the sidewalk.

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