The News Tribune from Tacoma, Washington • 11

fc jrnikwrC-v VjL- A' 'i St-V -s4 4 £'-ttrvr Kswsen eref The Morning News Tribune Saturday March 21 1992 03 siblings to bo reunited Tacoma woman will meet her brother sister this summer War and the Vietnam War The first meeting will be next week Korn Tribune (UR Drag kingpin sentenced to Ife In prison no parole Tacoma US District Court Judge Jack Tinner on Friday handed a drug syndicate kingpin the stiffest sentence ever given to a drug trafficker in the Pacific Northwest life in prison without the possibility of parole Tanner imposed the sentence on Ariel Escobedo a former Californian the federal government had accused of being the source of more than 1100 pounds of high-grade cocaine distributed in Seattle between 1980 and 1988 He was convicted by a federal court jury earlier this year The sentence was based on the quantity of the drug involved and prior criminal record Nmm Tribune (UR Lanes on Narrows Bridge to dose for maintenance The two center lanea of the Ta-coma Narrows Bridge will be cloeed much of Sunday morning during a maintenance project The lanes one in each dirac-tion will he dosed from about I am to noon while crews replace the posts that separate the two directions of traffic One lane in each direction will remain open during those hours Nmn Tribune Hall appointed to panel investigating POWs MAs Rep John Miller (R-Seattle) has been named to a US-Russia joint commission to investigate unresolved cases of prisoners of war and soldiers mowing in action from three wars The commission will try to learn the fate of POWs and MI As from World War II the Korean EMgbfflty for health plan Tuimer towns Drooaons OLYMPIA A bill to provide state-sponsored medical insurance to more people in depressed timber towns was signed by the governor Friday The measure clarifies language in the law that provides job training unemployment benefits mortgage and rent assistance and medical insurance in communities suffering from declines in the timber Industry Last law contained a that barred the Basic Health Plan from enrolling all but people directly employed in the forest products industry Now people not employed in the industry but who lost income or employment because of the downturn in timber communities are eligible for the plan To find out if they qualify people should call 800-828-S444 Tht AaaoeMtd Ptmi The next day one of her missing nieces Rita of Tacoma phoned the TV show after learning from her foster mother she had been mentioned in the show The same night Steve and Pamela who were raised together were contacted by their adoptive parents who had watched the how Steve lives in Idaho Falla Idaho and Pamela Uvea in Richland Wash A few days later Sheme had talked with Steve and Pamela and found out that they had been raised together but had no clue where Rita was The three children who have talked 00 the phone will be reunited this summmr is what we Sheme said Sheme said Sheme came from a family of 17 children A younger sister Elnora Madding Hamilton divorced in the early 1950a She had three children Steven Ward Case Madding Rite Key Madding and Pamela Ray Madding After the divorce Elnora headed to Seattle where she found a women to watch the children while she worked as a cocktail waitress Eventually Elnora left the children with a baby sitter and never returned She remarried and moved to Virginia She died a few yean ego Sheme traveled twice to the Seattle area to try to find her nieces and nephew She found nothing until aired March 4 The Associated Rees POWELL Wyo A Wyoming woman has found her long-lost nieces and nephew with help from the TV-ehow Mysteries" Ethel Sheme had been searching for years for her sister's two daughters and son now in their 40s But it until aired her story that the three were found A niece end nephew had been raised together by adoptive parents The second niece grew up in foster cere not knowing what happened to her brother end sister They will be reunited in Hardin Mont this summer going to be fantastic for everyone to have them back with MUSIC STUDIO OBITUARIES AND FUNERALS PAD NOTICES Eton West Bone West 71 bom In Tacoma July 18 1920 died March 19 1992 She retired as a secretary of Tacoma Water Dlvf- for the Cl Sf Richard 8 Hay Richard 8 Hay 62 of ti passed away March 18 1992 Survivors Include: hia wife Feme five children three brothers two sisters six grandchildren Viewing from Monday 10 am until Tuesday 12:30 pm In the funeral home Funeral services Tuesday 2 pm In the ML View Valley Chapel Remem brancea may be made to the Property Fund at Bible Baptist Church Arrangements by Mountain View Funeral Home 584-0252 Sina Goff Slna Goff 82 died In Tacoma March 19 1992 Beloved mother of Jean Howard and Ellen Weaton Also survived by two brothers two sisters eight grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren Memorial Service Sunday March 22 1992 3 pm at the Fox Inland United Church of Christ 406 6th Ave Fox Island Remembrances are suggested to the church or to the Hope Heart Institute co Providence Medical Center Seattle Wash Arrangements BLEITZ FUNERAL HOME Seattle Wash Elone was preceded In death by her husband Thomas In 1981 and Is survived by her sisters Phyllis Kronabd Tacoma Sophia Johnson Bothell Albina Mlchlitach Tacoma Maas of Christian Burial wll be celebreted Mondey March 23 1992 10 am Sacred Heart Catholic Church Rosary wM be recited prior to Mesa at 9:30 am also at Deaths 4 DAYS All Pianos Include New Warranty (FRI SAT SUN MON) King Funeral Home OEQbALTTEACHER PREFERRED In Loving Memory Of Joan Koehler Merch 21 1924 Oct 27 1991 Happy Birthday to Our Beloved and Courageous Mother We Love and Mias You Pat and Syl Wk ue tv as 1 Junes Douglas Johnson Correction: Survived by Robyn Johnson Puyallup be phtpn Bale 'pRlCESftUMITED SELEGTIONIBHURRY IN BLACKWOOD Anna 19 Tacoma died March 11 BIGGS Annette S5 Spana-way died March 17 GINTHER Gotthilf 71 Tacoma died March IS GURDA Caiimer 77 Tacoma died March 17 HANSON CUre 11 Tacoma tied March 11 JOHNSON James 49 Puyallup died March 17 LOGAR Frank 91 Tacoma died March 19 MAKEEFF Bryant 15 Federal Way died March II McNAMARA William A 97 Tacoma tied March 17 PALMER EUnda 79 Oentra-lia tied March IS WHITE Myrtle Tacoma died March IS WHITE Robert 50 Sumner died March 17 FAMILY OWNED SINCE 1955 FLEXIBLE FINANCING EXTENDED TERMS AVAILABLE Wheelin' Prqsii now for your not auto purdwt by attending ttw fm WSBCU Cmaimr Education Sonina fcaturing foul Smith author of Tie UudSdil Car Rultbook" HtU help you woid cw billing hapi and pwpm yourwlf for the kndR Thursday March 26 7:00 pm Lakewood Community Cento room 124 Rtaciw Tour SfKt Tbtiyi Call SB-6803 STATE TACOMA SOUTH SEATTLE NORTH SEATTLE EVERETT MALL BELLEVUE SQ MAIL 7002 Ticomi Mil Nvd 1702S Southerner Peitneiy No 1851 Aurori Aw (Next to Bon) 236-ABdkvut Square 472-8889 575-4698 546-8959 347-7273 453-5616 mmm isi MJL LET SCHOENFELDS BE YOUR "ONE STOP FURNITURE STORE BROYHILL THOMASVILLE LANE AND MUCH MORE ALL UNDER ONE ROOF NINE 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