1 The Daily News online: www.tdn.com TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 2002 THE DAILY NEWS, LONGVIEW, WASH. NEWS OF RECORD WASHINGTON SEPT. 9 Daily Game 2-0-5 Keno 3-10-14-15-17-19-32-33- 36-37-50-55-57-60- 67-69-74-75-76-78 Lucky for Life 3-33-57-75 OREGON SEPT. 9 Megabucks 3-15-16-28-33-37 Win for Life 35-40-50-71 Sunday's Pick 4 1 p.m.: 4-0-2-7, 4 p.m.: 8-1-9-7 7 p.m.: 6-6-1-9 10 p.m.:4-4-3-1 BIRTHS AT ST. JOHN MEDICAL CENTER Kari Lynn Powers and Joseph Michael Ward of Kelso, a girl, Kassandra Diane Ward, Sept.
5. Kassandra is the granddaughter of Marcia and Steve Cook of Kelso; Don and Chris Powers of and Jerry Ward of Longview. Dawn Margaretha and Paul Jason Cemulini of Longview, a boy, Tino Mathew Cemulini, Aug. 31. Tino is the grandson of Karla Quackenbush of Lake Oswego, and Renato and Margaret Cemulini of Rainier.
Kelly Marie and Thomas Martin Wilcox, a girl, Erin Mackenzie Wilcox, Aug. 30. Erin is the granddaughter of Fran and Chris Walling; and Tom and Claire Wilcox, all of Clatskanie. Jennifer and Todd Raglin of Longview, a girl, Kynlee KalliAnn Raglin, Aug. 29.
Kynlee is the granddaughter of Jim and Shirley Phelps of Longview; and Leon and Cailey Raglin of Kelso. Danielle Marie Alvarez and Adrian Alvarez-Rodriguez of Longview, a boy, Javier Johnathan Alvarez-Walton, Aug. 29. Javier is the grandson of Kimberley and Dennis Walton of Longview; and Olivia and Eulalio AlvarezJimenez of Jalisco, Mexico. Dina E.
and Chad A. Perdue of Longview, a girl, Averee Elise Perdue, Aug. 28. Averee is the granddaughter of Charles and Donna Bingham of Kelso; and Gary and Connie Perdue of Castle Rock. AT SOUTHWEST WASHINGTON MEDICAL FAMILY BIRTH CENTER Brian W.
and Shawna M. Patterson of Longview, a girl, Sydney Prynne Patterson, Aug. 26. Sydney is the granddaughter of Ray and Cathy Prynne; and Laura Patterson, all of Longview. Sean D.
and Meghan D. Towns of Yacolt, a boy, Ukiah Sean Towns, Aug. 12. ADOPTION Scott and Louise Higgins of Rota, Spain, a girl, Claire Leighann Higgins (Dang Xiao Ou), adopted Oct. 1, 2001.
Claire is the granddaughter of Margret McDonald of Tacoma; and Don and Lorraine Higgins of Longview. MARRIAGE APPLICATIONS Rickie Alan Schlecht and Betty Ann Dixon, both of Longview, Sept. 6. Paulo Sergio Barajas and Clara Lomeli, both of Longview, Sept. 9.
POLICE BLOTTER Tourists targeted Five vehi- des were broken into at various sites along Spirit Lake Highway Sunday. In all cases, the prowler broke a window and took a purse. Johnston One Ridge vehicle Visitor was at Center, the two were at the Hummocks trailhead and two were at Seaquest State Park. Victims hailed from Regina, Saskatchewan; Cascade, Idaho; Seattle; Vancouver; and Henderson, Nev. VEHICLE THEFTS 200 block of Ash Street, Kelso.
A white 1991 Toyota Camry, Washington license 921HVG, was taken over the weekend. The keys had been stolen in a recent burglary. BURGLARIES 900 block of South 12th Avenue, Kelso. Jewelry and a silver knife were taken Sunday afternoon. The victim named a suspect.
Loss: around $250. 1400 block of North Pacific Avenue, Kelso. Three gold rings were taken sometime between Aug. 27 and Sept. 6 when the owner was out of town.
The victim named a suspect. Loss: around $300. ARRESTS AND CITATIONS CASTLE ROCK POLICE Ryan David Elf, 21, Yakima, driving while intoxicated, failure to obey a police officer and possession of an unlawful firearm, early Monday. COWLITZ COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE Kevin Wayne Tiemens, 30, Longview, driving while intoxicated and third-degree driving with a suspended license, Sunday afternoon. KELSO POLICE Jeremy Ray Cartrette, 28, Silver Lake, fourth-degree assault, early Monday.
ing while intoxicated and speeding 70 mph in a 50 mph zone April 9. Charges of third-degree driving with a suspended license and no proof of insurance on that date were dismissed. Kathlene M. Campbell, 17, Olympia, fined $500 for reckless driving Aug. 10.
Samchiem Saechao, 32, Seattle, fined $500 and sentenced to two days in jail for driving while intoxicated 3. John Landon Walker, 32, Kalama, fined $1,350 and sentenced to 10 days in jail for driving while intoxicated and reckless driving June 25. COURT ACTIONS KELSO MUNICIPAL COURT Joseph Robert Linder, 19, transient, sentenced to 25 days on a work crew, with credit for time served, for resisting arrest and carrying a dangerous weapon (brass knuckles) June 26, and seconddegree driving with a suspended license Jan. 9 and Feb. 24.
Tobias Ray Smith, 34, Kelso, sentenced to five days in jail, with credit for time served, for carrying a dangerous weapon (dagger) April 9. Eric Todd Torgerson, 34, Kelso, sentenced to two months in jail, with credit for time served, for driving while intoxicated May 7, 2000. LONGVIEW MUNICIPAL COURT Linda Ranae Mahape, 38, Longview, sentenced to 10 days in jail, with credit for time served, for fourth-degree assault (domestic violence) Feb. 23, 2001. Christopher Jason Righter, 28, Longview, sentenced to 10 days in jail, with credit for time served, for fourth-degree assault (domestic violence) Aug.
30. DISTRICT COURT Dennis Allen Anderson, 29, Longview, fined $1,400 and sentenced to 45 days in jail for driv- SUPERIOR COURT SENTENCINGS Brett Charles Everett, 19, Castle Rock, sentenced to 15 days in jail after pleading guilty to fourth-degree assault. He assaulted a man April 25 in Castle Rock. Ujaama had 5 books on Islam THE ASSOCIATED PRESS tion. Mustafa Ujaama has not Denver, declined to elaborate DENVER Five books on been arrested but filed a joint beyond what was contained in Islam, including one titled motion requesting the items the court document.
It was "The Virtues of Jihad," were back. unclear whether the court in on a list of items the FBI The items seized July 25 Seattle or Denver unsealed seized from the house where a included computers and discs the documents, which had preman accused of conspiring to as well as books titled "The viously been released to the help al-Qaida was staying. Virtues of Jihad," "Taliban," family but not made public. The list was filed in U.S. "Declaration of War," "De- James Ujaama had been District court Monday as fed- fence of the Muslim Lands" living in his aunt's red-brick eral prosecutors argued (sic), and "Write Your Islamic home in Denver when he was against returning the items to Will." arrested July 22.
He had just brothers James and Mustafa The list was compiled by a moved there from Seattle. Ujaama. federal agent and it was He was indicted Aug. 29 by James Ujaama, 36, a Denver unclear whether the books a federal grand jury in Seattle native, appeared Monday in were in English. on one charge of conspiracy to U.S.
District Court in Seattle, Mustafa Ujaama did not provide material support and where he pleaded innocent to a immediately return a call resources for al-Qaida, and charge of conspiring to help al- seeking comment. another charge of using, carryQaida set up a training camp in Jeff Dorschner, spokesman ing, possessing and dischargBly, and a weapons viola- for the U.S. attorney's office in ing firearms during a crime. Center: Decision will be final From Page B1 The center, now located in consider it. the old Lewis River News office Neighbors of the Talon Welch said if the commis- at 435 Davidson serves Building property, led by sion refuses the center's about 3,000 people a month, council member Darryl the center will lose a about half of them Latino, cen- Maunu, who lives next door to request, $350,000 block grant to buy ter officials estimate.
the land, fought to stop the abandoned building at 726 In July, center officials center from moving two an Davidson known as the requested rezoning the Talon blocks from its current locaTalon Building. Building to commercial so it tion. They cited traffic issues City staff recommends could move all its operations and questioned the safety of of the request as there. After two public hear- children if the center relolong approval as the center limits its ings, the commission recom- cates. services to warehousing and mended rezoning the land, The planning commission's distribution.
but the council refused to decision is final. "Dwight Irby is best prepared for, leadership he's demonstrated an uncommon ability to recognize needs, identify solutions and bring people together to get the job done. With his background as a businessman, cattle rancher, developer and contractor, and his common sense approach to problem solving, he will serve you well." Dwight For County Commissioner Position 3 Democrat From the desk of Congressman, Brian Baird, House of Representatives IRBY Again, American outstanding Red Dwight, and congratulations Cross invaluable and and congratulations to thank your service you. on to the community. your I community.
American am May, I honored Red 2002 encourage Cross to provide Good you to you Samaritan with continue a Hero your Certificate Award! efforts of to Thank Special make you our very Congressional communities much for safe your Recognition and contribution for healthy. your to the Paid for by Committee to Elect Dwight Irby, County Commissioner, Dwight Irby Enterprises 1438 Commerce Longview, WA 98632 OBITUARIES Wayne R. Edwards Wayne Edwards Wayne Robert Edwards, 72, of Castle Rock, died Sept. 8, 2002, at the Hospice Care Center. He was born May 25, 1930, in Grand Forks, British Columbia, Canada, to R.
Edwards and Marion (Scott) Edwards and lived in Washington from age 6 months until college. He attended UCLA and the University of Wayne California, Edwards receiving master's degrees in electronics, mathematics and psychology. He moved to the local area 13 years ago from California. Mr. Edwards served four years in the Air Force during the Korean War.
He worked as a psychologist in private practice and for Lower Columbia Mental Health and was executive director of United Way. He retired in 1997. He was a member of the New Horizon Church in Kelso and was baptized this year. He volunteered at' Parents Place and enjoyed golf, reading, writing poems, playing cards, long drives in the country and a lifelong friendship with Dave Caldwell of Seattle. He never stopped learning and had a talent for touching the lives of others.
He married Donna R. Edwards on Oct. 4, 1976, in Las Vegas. She survives him at home. Also surviving are two sons, Greg Edwards of Corona, and Mike Edwards of West Covina, three daughters, Margie Edwards and Carol Edwards, both of Castle Rock, and Barbara, last name and residence unavailable; three brothers, Donald Edwards of St.
Louis, James Edwards of Sacramento, and Bob Thompson of Walla Walla, two sisters, Dorothy Edwards of Seattle and Judy Rielly of Kent, seven grandchildren; and numerous nieces and nephews. A sister, Viva Skow, preceded him in death in 1981. At his request, no service will be held. Cremation has taken place under the direction of Cascade Northwest Funeral Chapel at Green Hills Memorial Gardens Walter Mittleider Longtime local resident Walter Mittleider, 73, died Sept. 6, 2002, at his Longview home.
He was born Dec. 30, 1928, in Underwood, N.D., to Jacob P. and Emelia (Fandrick) Mittleider and had lived in the local area for 60 years. Mr. Mittleider served 11 Walter years in the Mittleider Army and National Guard.
He worked for many years in sales. He was a member of the Walter Mittleider Elks Lodge, the American Legion and the Longview Moose Lodge. He loved bowing, fishing, camping, playing cards and especially spending time with family. His wife of 40 years, Phyllis, preceded him in death in 1992. A sister, Elsie Webb, also preceded him.
Survivors include his special friend, Suzanne Kelley of Longview; three daughters, Sandra A. Eckan of Gresham, Tamara S. Byrum of Castle Rock and Dawn M. Crawford of Longview; a son, Michael R. Mittleider, of Rancho Palos Verdes, a brother, Harry Mittleider of Vancouver; three sisters, Adeline Schafer of Bismarck, N.D., Ruth Henne of Bellevue and Ruby Gensler of Longview; nine grandchildren; a great-grandson; and numerous nieces, and friends.
A memorial service will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday at St. Stephen's Episcopal Church with the Rev. Kathleen Patton officiating. A reception will be held after the service at the Longview Moose Lodge.
Private placement will be held at Longview Memorial Park. Friends are welcome to pay their respects from noon to 3 p.m. Wednesday and from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Thursday at Columbia Funeral Service.
Memorial contributions may be made to the Community Home Health and Hospice, P.O. Box 2067, Longview, WA 98632. Anna E. (Noseda) Chalupa Anna Enola Chalupa, 79, of Kalama, died Sept. 8, 2002, at St.
John Medical Center: She was born March 3, 1923, in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, to Jack and Ethel (Sylvester) Noseda and moved to the local area in 1924. She graduated with honors Anna Chalupa from Kelso High School in 1941 and married Sidney H. Chalupa in October that year. Mrs. Chalupa owned and operated the Kelso Maytag Mart with her husband from 1945 until their retirement in 1981.
In 1996, they moved to Kalama. She was an active member of St. Mary Catholic Church in Kelso for 37 years, and became an active member of St. Joseph Catholic Church when she moved to Kalama. She was an avid gardener.
Survivors include her husband at home; a daughter, Christine Chalupa-Skelton of Seattle; and two grandchildren, last names unavailable, Joe in Bothell, and Amy in San Francisco, Calif. No funeral service will be held. Private interment will take place at Cowlitz View Memorial Gardens. Memorial contributions may be made to St. Joseph Catholic Church, care of St.
Philip's Catholic Church, P.O. Box 2169, Woodland, WA 98674 or the American Cancer Society, P.O. Box 1, Longview, WA 98632. Arrangements are by Columbia Funeral Service. Cadillac Ranch CASINO "Metallica Tribute" 8 pm $10 advance, $15 day of show 102817 1125 Commerce (360) Ave, 501-4328 Longview.
WA Remembrance Love's greatest gift. Call today to place your In Memoriam. 577-2525 80684 Irma F. Raney Irma Ferne Raney, 81, of Longview, died Sept. 6, 2002, at a local nursing home.
She was born June 15, 1921, in Meade, to Charles E. and May (Wilson) Ray and graduated from Chimacum High School in Chimacum, Wash. She lived in Ephrata, for 20 years before moving to the Longview area eight years ago. Mrs. Raney enjoyed camping, fishing, gardening, traveling, reading and ceramics.
She married John L. Raney on May 26, 1950, in Ephrata. He survives her at home. Also surviving are a son, John Fink of Las Vegas, and two grandchildren. At her request, no service will be held.
Memorial contributions may be made to the Community Home Health and Hospice, P.O. Box 2067, Longview, WA 98632. Arrangements are by DahlMcVicker Funeral Home. Phyllis V. Hendrickson Word has been received that Phyllis Velma Hendrickson, 84, died Sept.
8, 2002, at her home in Rhame, N.D. She is survived by four daughters; two sons; 17 grandchildren; 22 greatgrandchildren; and a sister, Katherine Disque of Longview. Services will be held in North Dakota. Arrangements are by Krebsbach Funeral Home Chapel in Bowman, N.D. Joe H.
Somers A traditional Irish wake to celebrate the life of Joseph H. Somers will be held from 2 to 4 p.m. Sept. 21 in the LaRiviere Room of the Monticello Hotel. Call (360) 494-6071 to RSVP.
Former local resident Joe H. Somers, 82, died Aug. 19, 2002, in Packwood, Wash. Interment has taken place at Mount Tahoma National Cemetery. Deaths Lincoln Lois 85, Longview, died Sunday at the Hospice Care Center.
Steele Chapel at Longview Memorial Park. Mallett Florence 70, Castle Rock, died Sunday at Legacy Good Samaritan Hospital in Portland. Hubbard Funeral Home. Nichols "Bud," 74, Kelso, died Monday at a local nursing home. Dahl-Mc Vicker Funeral Home.
Thornley Imogene, 72, Kelso, died Monday at the Hospice Care Center. Cascade Northwest Funeral Chapel at Green Hills Memorial Gardens Crematory. BACK, 1 SCHOOL Special! CAMPUS KIDS Call for pkg. pricing 577-7282 101405 HEADING OUT? Get current weather from The Daily News online at www.tdn.com.
