The News Tribune from Tacoma, Washington • 12

B4 The Morning News Tribune Tuesday Oct 30 1990 leaking state poachers pay deerly Lopez Island store historic site bums Big-game decoys help i The sky was glowing red five miles away We had real trouble on our hands Firs CNefLany Schultzs A Pennsylvania Judge recently threw out a case on grounds that shooting a fake deer does not amount to shooting a deer The Wall Street Journal reported Kahler said the decoys which range from plastic figures with reflective tape for eyes to models with real hair and wagging tails an an important tool for fighting what Kahler and others feel is a losing battle against poachers 40000 deer are taken legally in this state every year and Just about 40000 are taken Wildlife spokesman Doug Zimmer said-Tbe illegal-kill estimate is based on formulas developed by New Mexico and British Columbia he said Kahler said Washington has only 133 enforcement agents and about percent of them are largely confined to desk work The field agents are hard-pressed to catch even a fraction of poachers be said State wildlife statistician Kathie Sprout estimated there are SOO arrests a year for Mg game poaching with the majority involving deer and elk About S3 percent of those charged plead guilty or are convicted Sprout said knows where the game at so they usually go in a different direction With their CB radios they have a tendency to keep track of us all the Kahler said Furrer talked about the problem as be sat in his truck preparing papers needed to seise the shooter's rifle and scope Friday night feel sorry for him The deer deserve this a neat nab elusive also could seize his vehicle but the agents said it was too beat up to bother with Wildlife Sgt Ray Kahler and a reporter watched Friday night's stakeout and bust from a low Muff directly above the scene The reporter was permitted to go along after agreeing not to dlscloee the site of the stakeout as night poachers are called the lowest" Kahler said witching his men search the Jeep and write a citation against its lone occupant reason doing It is pretty simple Greed And easy You shine a light on a deer at night end freeze The light confuses Kahler said that as far as he knows Washington Judges so far have rejected defense claims that the decoys amount to entrapment William Vermeer of Thurston County recently pleaded guilty to shooting a decoy and was sentenced to five days in Jail and a $150 fine Mann said have two other guys who haven't gone to court he said Judges in several other states Including Idaho and Minnesota also uphold poaching charges against those who shoot deer elk and other wildlife decoys state officials said Jeff Tbeikn a wildlife agent in St Cloud Minn said shiners caught shooting decoy deer usually are convicted of poaching But the nation's Judges always approve The Associated Press SOUTH THURSTON COUNTY The half moon hid washed the hills pale white the night the predator became the prey The predator inched his beat-up Jeep down I the lonely dirt road Just after dark Friday He stopped when his blaring headlights caught what he was lving for He squinted through a scope and fired his SOO Savage deer rifle at a pair of reflecting eyes about 40 yards up the MIL His bullet smacked the plastic life-size model of a blacktail deer in the head and suddenly the nredator was the nrev i -Put your hands Up where we can see state wildlife agent Richard Mann shouted He and agent Steve Furrer rushed from their hiding place and grabbed the stunned shooter a big man wearing a red-checked shirt and blue Jeans the hell the man mumbled as the agents spun him around handcuffed and searched him and his vehicle Dan Parrish 36 of Olympia was charged Monday in Thurston County District Court with with the aid of an artificial a i gross misdemeanor If convicted he faces a maximum Jail sen-1 tence of one year fines of up to 62000 and loss of hunting privileges for two years The court The Associated Press LOPEZ ISLAND All left of the Richardson General Store popular spot for generations of fishermen and sailors In the San Juan Islands Is ashes and memories The historic building that stood on idlings above the water near the south end of Lopes island waa destroyed Saturday night in a raging fire fanned by 30-knot winds At the turn of the century Richardson wu a major port In the islands and the general store a favorite meeting place for farmers shipping produce to Puget Sound markets and fishermen unloading their catches In recent years summer tourists would crowd into the store that sold everything from baby diapers and feed for farm animals to beer wine blue Jeans and kerosene lanterns The general store wu on the National Register of Historic Places Fishermen also stopped by when they refueled at an adjacent depot Volunteer firefighters swayed a wall of water to keep flames away from fuel tanks at the depot in a six-hour struggle to i i obituaries and funeral Vital statistics PAID NOTICES Olaug Eliee Hanaen El lee Hansen bom February 18 1889 In Ytteroen Norway died Saturday October 27 1990 In Puyallup 8 he came to Tacoma In 1906 where ahe Nved until 1985 then moved to Puyallup to be with her daughter 8he la survived by: daughter Bernice Cook Puyallup sons Robert Winchester Mass Philip Tacoma Edward 8eattle eight Srandchlldren and spousea Eric anaen Karen Hansen David Hansen and Audrey Elde John Hansen Stephen and Elizabeth Hansen Mark and Kathryn Del Beccaro Dan and Roberta Downey Paul Hansen and Janice Finley five great-grandchildren In addition many nieces and nephews called her Olaug" She was preceded In death by her husbands Joseph Hanson (1921) and Peter Hsnsen (1969) With her husband Petar she was tong active In the First United Methodist Church of Tacoma She was also the oldest Dvina member of Embla Lodge of the Daughters of Norwsy The family requests in lieu of flowers that memorials be sent to Mary Bridge Hospital Children's Hospital of 8eattta or the Scholarship FundDaughters of Norway Services Wednesday October 31 3:30 pm In the Evergreen Chapel on the grounds of New Tacoma Cemetery Arrangements by Tacoma Cemeteries and Funeral Home (564-1311) get the Man under controL sky was glowing red five miles said Lopez Island Fire Chid Larry Schultae had real trouble on our The fire wu reported by 8:55 pm and by the time fire crews arrived 15 minutes later the white clapboard walls of the store were collapsing The cause of the blaze bu not been determined Island residents Ken and Sue Shaw who have owned the general store for 13 years could not specify the dollar amount damages Ken Shaw is not sure whether he will rebuild but said insurance will cover some of the loss He said he plan to continue operating the fuel stop for gill-net fishermen Jana Zknmarman both ol Ola Harbor MR Thorai Holfart both ol Taooma FSnEZOUINONBSc Lazaro Fora with Sandra Quferonoo both at Taooma BCMACEETRAHLENr Stophan Behack with Iuhmi a NjhhMIa temAte VaMkaaM u65n5i15 SwBnNr DOM I99m9r THOMPSONPORTERi WU Thompaon with 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MWwdHapnMkamlMkv The Mamina Nun Tribune notices i i Marcus Thomas Rais Marcus Thomas Reis 82 bom July 29 1908 In Ukraine Russia died September 30 1990 In Vancouver Washington Mr Rsia was a former Tacoma resident and resided In Vancouver Washington since 1977 He was the former owneroperator of Moler Barber College Vancouver Wash and Marks Barber College Tacoma Survivors: wife Minnie A Reis of the home sons Vernon Rote Tacoma James Reis Maple Valley Robert Reis Arlington Lawrence Reis Marino VaUay Wash daughter Sharon Aimer Longview brother Tony Reis Tacoma 12 grandchildren Memorial services and Maas will be held Saturday November 3 1990 1 pm at St James Catholic Church Vancouver Washington Memorials may be made to Hospice Southwest PO Box 1600 Vancouver Washington 98668 Hamilton-Mylan Funeral Home In care of arrangements Marjorie Bottoms Marjorie Bottoms 61 years of age died Saturday October 27 1990 at Tacoma General Hospital She was a lifelong area resident Marjorie was a devoted wife mother and grandmother She Is survived by her husband of 43 years Darrell of the family home children Diane Wood Gary and Rick Bottoms Jude Bottoms nine grandchildren and one greatgrandchild Services Friday November 2 11 am New Tacoma Funeral Home Chapel No viewing Is planned Arrangements by Tacoma Cemeteries and Funeral Home Tockla 8 Stone Teckla 8 Stone 85 died Saturday October 27 1990 She was bom In Tacoma and had been a Ufoionp resident Mrs 8tona was a member of First Lutheran Church 8urvtvors Include: her husband Howard 8tone of Tacoma son and daughter-1 n-iaw Robert and Janyce Elmer of Tacoma son Richard Elmer of Tacoma 12 grandchildren sight great-grand-children Memorial services will be held Wednesday 1 pm at the Tacoma Lutheran Home under the direction of Lynn Funeral Home Intsr-ment New Tacoma Cemetery Mario Ugman Marie Ugman of Tacoma died October 28 1990 8he was bom September 17 1900 and had Nved In Tacoma aN her Nfo Survivors include: her husband Forrest daughter Dorothy Pavone Puyallup son Donald Ugman Roy sister Carrie Nielson Tacoma sevon grandchildren is great-grandchildren one great-great-grandchild Private funeral services wM be held Remembrances may be made to the Pierce County Heart Association Arrangements by Mountain Vlsw Funeral Home 564-0252 In Momory Ol Earl Miles Oct 90 1919 SopL 20 1990 You will always be remembered by those who loved you Eari We praise your generosity and dedication for tne advancement of medical sclenca and education Rest In peace Love Miss Pamela Raymond Eddie Betty Charlie Mary Maggie Anna Mike 8andy Carol Barbara Robert Vicki and Theresa Ramambaring Harrv Nimrick Sr On your 90th birthday you are In our thoughts and toravar In our hearts We love you and miss you Your loving family 922-6969 Births: TACOMA I VBJUOUia GoncNta 111 11th 8L TaoomagMOoL It BAKU) Lotonyt 5420 8 BL Taooma boy OcL 25 NEST A TAMO: KaSy US Fifth Am MMon gM Oct 26 FQRQASW JOHNSON: Laa and HakS saos 1 Orchard St Taooma boy Oct 29 PSARSON: Mark and Angota 417 I BL Tacomt aid Oct 25 ZSUMElllliN Oragg and Marry 24906 19lh Arm Eh 8panaray Oct 23 AT CLARE ISIS Slot St Taooma boy Oct 21 BAUVEAUV-FORDt Laurel and Can-dam 17908 14th Arm Eh Bptntwty gM Oct 22 Shorman and Patricia (01 2Mlh St Roy gM Oct 22 MfchaM and CriMbia 13307 411 Aim NW Gig Harbor boy Oct 22 VAOUENTb Jamoa and Diana 601 196th BL Court Bponowoy gM OcL 23 MAMHCAIMOUi ChariM an 9749 1201 BL Tacoma gM Oct 24 Aim 8 Taooma gM Oct 24 NOVBLLi Gary and Albrotha 5707 11201 EL SW Taooma gM OcL 26 Mum Mark and Vanona 9630 8 Ferdinand St Taooma boy Oct 29 eaUMEEi Bradley and ChoryL 144 QarkMd St Enumctaw boy OcL II HOLVANi David and JanaS 196 LowML Enumctaw oM OcL S2 Andrea and Mdlra 41S30 234lh Am SE Enumetaw boy Oct 22 UTCWBUTLHi BeM Mid Judldl 544 TraHon EL Taooma girt Oct 22 id Tania 4S1S FMdlnand 81 Taooma boy OcL It aMZALOHEi Joa and JamWar 1441 Montgomery 8L Taooma hoy Oct 24 MITTOik Dun and UndA 1412 van Drive Taooma gM Oct 23 Notice of Intent towed: wouHraOaava Oary El li at Puydkip WEEr Kanton WMdnar Mi Bridgal OdtaghM both ot Ta ZKLKaZtMMERM AH Eric 3 1 Tammy Mona both waldneroallaoher: Deaths BALCH Ronald 64 Span-away died Oct 31 BEAN Tom 61 Boooey Lake died Oct IX BENNETT Ladle 79 Gig Harbor died Oct 16 BRAN AM Raleigh A IS Tacoma died OcL 33 COSTKJAN Nell I 16 Tacoma died Oct 33 DAVIES John S3 Tacoma died Oct 35 ELLIOTT Lucille EL 64 Tacoma died Oct 31 GILBERT Jennifer 41 Gig Harbor died OcL 35 HARE Raymond A 76 Puyallup died OcL 31 MU1RHEAD Alice 15 Tacoma died Oct 33 POKRIFCHAK Steve II Sumner died OcL 34 SNODGRASS Patricia A 58 Elbe died OcL 34 THOMPSON Ruth (4 Tacoma died OcL 31 VOMENK3 Domenico Jr 13 Federal Way died OcL 34 Bob Wihon BC-H1S Bocr4CrrtilM by Nbuom! Bovd lr Cartilmlim ib TALK TO SOMEONE WHO WEARS HEARING AIDS I las voni luHs aids flif yooiS) aad iJlhnul Ikmra I mmmmmI Lmob mb iMMBiniiGniMMWir Fra Haring Tati Fisa Haariaf Lorn EHtuaUan Frat CbaamgS tenor Napalw Haw Tour Fraaaal Haaring Aid AaahmdFrao Wa MS IW Hams CaBa TRU-TONE HEARING AID SERVICE "I Imriajf IMfim Tkt Ik wring lapwnn" CaH 141-1983 for Appointment 6020 66th Avu Eut Puyallup Hahn von BoocfcUn Helen von BoeckNn bom In Cozed Nebreeka April 22 1010 along with her twin brother the lets John Fochtman pound ewey October 28 1900 She wee releed In Nebreeka living there until her marriage In 1941 to August von Boecklln She received her education In schools at Omaha Nebreeka where she earned her degree of Doctor of Medicine from Creighton University In 1934 She practiced medicine In Nebraska for six years before moving to Tacoma She married Auguet von Boecklln In the Log Chapel at the University of Notre Dame In 1941 She served ee president of the Holy Cross Pariah Club and alao had been president of the Catholic Womens' Club She Is survived by her husband and her eon Richard of Seattle and daughter Mary Ann Homlck of Edmonde four grandchildren and her sister Mrs Mary McNerthney of Tacoma Maas of Christian Burial win be celebrated Wednesday 11 am at 8t Catholic Church Rosary will be recited Tuesday 7:30 pm at 8t Patrick's Interment Calvary Cemetery Arrangements by Gaffney Cauedy Alien and Bucklev Kina Funeral Home Jwannie Kay Aspgren Jeatmle Kay Aspgren bom December 25 1938 died October 28 1990 at Hyland Hills Nursing Home Beaverton Oregon due to complications of cancer Jsannle had been a Beaverton resident tor the past four years Prior to living In Beaverton aha resided In Tacoma from 1968 to 1986 She was employed as an accountant for the U8 Government in the Corps of Engineers both In Tacoma and Beaverton for 15 years Her family was most Important to her and she also loved to read and homecrafts She Is survived by her husband of 26 years Clarence Aspgren Beaverton daughters Donna Cummings Tacoma Karen Mello Tacoma Melody Almendarlz Cornelius Oregon brother Monte Mace Lawrence Kansas four grandchildren Funeral services Saturday November 3 1990 1 pm at Columbia Funeral Home 8t Helens Oregon Committal service and vault Interment Columbia Memorial Gardens 8cappoose Oregon It Is the request of the family that contributions be made to Kaiser Hospice Program 3600 North Interstate Portland Oregon 97227 In lieu of flowers Katherine Potter Brail Katherine Potter Brail former longtime Tacoma area resident died October 20 1990 In a Yuma Arizona nurelng home She was bom December 12 1901 In Meahen Romania She attended school In 8nohomlsh Washington She was office manager and co-owner for Clarence Potter Harley Davidson Motorcycles before retiring Mr Potter died In 1981 She was a member of the Eastern Star Lake Tapps Garden Club and Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary Wild West Poet i91 Survivors Include: her brother Fred Palger Sr Yuma Arizona several nieces and nephews Private cremation was held by Ryzek Yuma Mortuary At her request no memorials or services were held Dissemination at sea was by the Neptune Society of 8an Diego In Loving Memory Of Todd Anthony Barber 1969-1985 I thank you for being my anchor I thank you tor being my friend I will always hold you In my heart tH you are In my arms again I miss you son love mom rr Charles Brown Charles Brown 90 passed away Sunday October 28 1990 He was bom January 14 1900 In Swords Creek Virginia and moved to Washougsl Washington In 1907 Most of Ills life's work was In paper manufacturing starting with Crown ZsMsrbacfc In Camas Washington In 1916 He retired as psper miH superintendent of West Tacoma Newsprint (now Boise Csscsde) In 1965 He loved the outdoors and was an avkl huntsr and fisherman He was a devoted family man and a Methodist He Is survived by his wife of 69 years Vida sons GaH of Salem Oregon and Gary of Olympia eight grandchildren ten great-grandchildren sistara Nettle Smith of Cornu Washington and Dorothy Yocom of Ratio Nevada Visitation will be Wednesday 10 am-9 pm In the Mt View Funeral Home Memorial servloea Thursday 3 pm In the Mountain View Garden Chapel Donations may be made In Ms memory to the American Cancer 8oclety Arrangements by Mountain View Ctinvr8LHoimv8H-98 Nicholas Boquist Nicholas Boquist 82 nearly a lifelong resident of Glencovo died October 28 1990 at home after a long Illness Mr Boquist retired from Washington Natural Resources In 1973 He was a member of the John Paul Jones Masonic Lodge and the Twilight Dance Club Survivors Include: sons Nicholas and Fred both of Lakebay Dale Gig Harbor sister Agnes Whitmore Gtancovo six grandchildren two rest-grand sons Ho married Bertha "Bee" Stock In 1969 and she preceded Mm In death October 18 1990 Funeral services will be 2 pm Thursday November 1 at Haven of Rest Chapel Gig Harbor Visitation Wednesday 5-8 pm Remembrances may be made to John Paul Jones Scholarship Fund PO Box 271 Gig Harbor 98335 Arrangements oy Haven of Rest Dale Adamson 91658 102990 A native of Montana Dale had resided In Tacoma the past several years He had served In the U8 Navy and was a driver for Radio Taxi at the time of his death He Is survived by Ms parents Walter and Ruby Adamson of mtlimM IIIVIIW8 MIU MTwVIMWSi He will be missed by aN Demand Super CB Performance Dvpartmonl Mora Oanl Nooo-MMtardw evil Truck City COM make wire your CB Rada ratal Mkvlirthar and syatia Maa can Wa knaar uM Via right cninM- nakonerCS antanna and aocmenaalomaka your kialaaakonloak and partami gral Truck Cny 0w bualaal laua CS Mora Wa mm lar a dam gaod raaion-tanakiO CuctawnlH TRUCK CITY CD Off 1-5 of Exit 1368 M-F 9-6 LMsiil liAiKlItiaseb VoJULy Mm.