Longview Daily News from Longview, Washington • 12

THE DAHY NEWS, L0N0V1EW, WASH. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13, IW5 sews of Record Tuesday at St. John Medical Center. Columbia Funeral Service. McDonald Archie 64, died Tuesday at home in Woodland.

Woodland Funeral Home. Thefts 2842 Larch Longview. Dan Deranleau told police someone broke into his truck and car earlier this week and stole a camera, briefcase, business papers and compass. He estimates his loss and damages at $400. Woodshed Restaurant parking lot, 3353 Washington Way, Longview.

Herman Dykstra of Castle Rock told police Tuesday he was at a club meeting Monday night when someone broke into his pickup and stole a tool box and tools, and two cases of oil. He estimates his loss at $575. 2952 Fir Longview. Ernest Lee Marston told police someone entered his fenced yard and took a bicycle and a two-person dune cycle. He estimates his loss at $1,450.

Malicious mischief 302 Alder Street, Kelso. Shane James Smith told police Tuesday someone spray-painted his car with red paint, causing in excess of $2,000 damage. William E. Goodfellow Former Cathlamet resident William Edward Goodfellow, 57, of Edmonds, died Dec. 5, 1995, in an Edmonds hospital.

He was born in Longview Aug. 7, 1938, to Robert and Jane Goodfellow. He grew up in Cathlamet, where his parents owned and operated a drug store in Cathlamet, and he graduated from Wahkiakum High School in 1956. He then attended Lower Columbia Junior College and worked as a commerical fisherman on the Columbia River, moving on to work on crab and fishing boats in Alaska a few years later. For the past several years, he was owner and manager of Pacific Marine Brokers in Seattle and had lived in Edmonds for 20 years.

Mr. Goodfellow is survived by two sisters, Merrie Emmons of Shoreline, and Elizabeth Sears of Edmonds; six nephews and nieces; and two grandnieces. A memorial service will be held at 2:30 p.m. Saturday at St. Albans Episcopal Church, 21405 82nd Place SW, Edmonds.

Memorials may be made to the Seattle Fisherman's Memorial Fund, P.O. Box 17356, Seattle, 98107. Bleitz Funeral Home in Seattle is in charge. Dorothy M. Hunzeker Former Kelso resident Dorothy Mae Hunzeker, 79, of Vancouver died Dec.

9, 1995, at Woodland Park Hospital in Portland. She was born Feb. 17, 1916, in Tcpeka.riKan., to Ralph and Essie (Campbell) Stephenson. 3 In the 1950s and 1960s, she owned and operated the Green Lantern Restaurant in Auburn, and from 1964 to 1970, she and her husband, Verne E. Hunzeker, operated the Norge Village Dry Cleaners in Kelso.

Following the death of her husband in 1991, she moved from Kelso to Albany, and then to Vancouver two years ago. Mrs. Hunzeker is survived by two sons, Jack Hunzeker of Vancouver and Denny Schuler of Gennessee, two grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren. There will be no funeral service. Cremation has taken place under the direction of Columbia Funeral Service.

crews on the Columbia seining grounds until 1939. In 1940, she moved to Oakland, where she cooked in restaurants until she returned to Astoria in the 1960s. She moved to Long Beach in 1983. Mrs. Ladeas was a member of the Lutheran church and the Ocean Park Eagles, and was a past president of the Daughters of Penelope.

She enjoyed knitting, rug hooking, bingo, fishing, her family and friends. She is survived by a daughter, Dena Wells of Oakland; two sons, Ron Jussila of Long Beach and Sam Ladeas of Angels Camp, a sister, Clara Miles of La Center, and two grandchildren. Mrs. Ladeas was preceded in death by her sisters, Olidia, Cora and Doris, and two grandchildren. The funeral service will be held at 2 p.m.

Friday at Penttila's Chapel by the Sea in Long Beach. A concluding graveside service will follow at the Ocean View Cemetery in Warrenton, Ore. People wishing to pay their respects may call at Penttila's Chapel from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Thursday.

William F. Blye Former longtime Kalama resident William F. Blye, 86, died Dec. 7, 1995, in Vancouver. A Vancouver resident since 1950, Mr.

Blye was bora Aug. 5, 1909, in Galena, Kan. He retired in 1970 as a general agent for the Illinois-Central Railroad. Mr. Blye was a member of the Trinity Lutheran Church, the Royal Oaks Country Club, the General Agents Association of Portland, and the Aero Club of Oregon.

He was preceded in death by two wives, Esther Blye in 1972 and Vera M. Blye in 1987. Mr. Blye is survived by two daughters, Sally B. Eddy of Vancouver and Laurel Vosseler of Wenatchee; a sister, Frances Baselt of Seattle; seven grandchildren; and eight greatgrandchildren.

A memorial service will be held at 1 p.m. Friday at Hamilton-Mylan Funeral Home in Vancouver. Inurnment will be at the Kalama Cemetery Memorials may be made to the American Cancer Society, P.O. Box 371, Vancouver, Wash. 98666, or the Parkinson's Disease Support Center, OBITUARIES Bertie L.

Sarver Bertie Sarver, 81, of Nahcotta died Dec. 10, 1995, in a Long Beach care center. Mrs. Sarver was born Oct. 4, 1914, in Swanee, the daughter of Devila and Rosa (Kyte) Butler.

Her father was a minister and operated a ferry on the Swanee River. Later, when a bridge was built at the site of the ferry crossing, Mrs. Sarver turned on the electric lights for the first time. When she was 4, her family moved to south Florida where she received her schooling. She married Robert Sarver on Sept.

29, 1929. They lived throughout the United States until they settled in Eastern Oregon in 1949. They moved to the Long Beach Peninsula in 1951. Mrs. Sarver was a homemaker and worked in oyster canneries on the Peninsula.

She was an ordained minister in the Assembly of God Church. A devout Christian, she enjoyed gardening, flowers and embroidery. She also enjoyed her family. Mrs. Sarver is survived by a son, George Sarver of Gainesville, five daughters, Marie Robison and Joyce Marcou, both of Ocean Park, Sybal Hallbower of Richmond, Calif, Ethel Meriwether of Vancouver, and Mattie Maggi of Belfair, a sister, Bernice Keen of Old Town, a brother, Carlton Butler of Palmetto, 16 grandchildren; and 27 great-grandchildren.

She was preceded in death by her husband, Robert, in 1981, and by five brothers and a sister. The funeral service will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday at Penttila's Chapel by the Sea in Long Beach. Interment will follow at Ilwaco Cemetery. Sylvia N.

Ladeas Long Beach resident Sylvia Nathalia Ladeas, 81, died Dec. 10, 1995, at home. She was born July 29, 1914, in Fosston, to Halvor and Nathalia Halverson. The family moved to Astoria in the early 1920s. At the age of 14, she worked for Joe and Josie Elliott at the Green Island Sandbar in the Columbia River.

A year later, she cooked for Clara and Roscoe Miles at Kabath Sands. She graduated in 1932 from Astoria High School. She was married to Matt Jussila until his death in 1946. She later married Nick Ladeas, who died in 1974. Mrs.

Ladeas cooked for the Patterson was getting into the passenger side of a vehicle driven by Jim Barto, 28, of Kelso, when a parked car backed into the vehicle. Witnesses told police Rita Mary Schneider, 57, of Kelso, backed out of the parking spot at a high speed without looking behind her. According to a police dispatch sheet, Patterson was taken to St. John Medical Center. The hospital had no record of her being treated there.

Schneider was cited for reckless driving. Barto's vehicle sustained $1,000 damage. Drug arrest Longview police arrested Heliodoro Mendez Lopez, 23, of Longview, Tuesday morning on warrants for driving with a suspended license and driving without a valid driver's license. He also faces a charge of possession of amphetamines and possession of marijuana after police said they found the drugs in his pockets during the-arrest. He was booked at the jail and held in lieu of $5,000 bail.

Trespass Longview police arrested two men on first-degree criminal trespass charges after one jumped from the roof of the Boardwalk Tavern Tuesday evening. Police said they received calls of a suspicious van outside the business shortly after 6:30 p.m. Bartender Hazel Johnson said she closed early because of the weather. Police said they found one man near the van with a flashlight At the same time, another jumped from the building roof onto the van. The men told police they heard cries for help from the roof.

Police said the business has been burglarized from the roof in the past. Both men were booked at the jail and police took two guns from the van for safekeeping. Bicyclist OK Rodney Allen Williams, 23, of Longview, suffered minor injuries after his bicycle was struck as he attempted to cross Ocean Beach Highway Tuesday night. Police said Aaron Wayne Bowman, 17, of Longview, was attempting to turn from Pacific Way onto Ocean Beach when Williams swerved in front of him. Williams told police he was riding too fast and attempted to stop but his brakes were too wet.

No one was cited. Stolen vehicle Chester Dahl, of Dahl's Electric, 940 Vandercook Way in Longview, told police Monday someone stole a white 1987 Astro van. The van was spotted early today by a patrolman and later abandoned in the 1100 block of Ninth Avenue. The driver and two occupants jumped from the vehicle and ran. A police dispatch sheet indicated at least one person was caught and arrested.

Police could not confirm that information this morning. The vehicle sustained $500 damage. Police also discovered damage to vehicles at the Car Mart, a used car business near Dahl's. Police said ignitions on two vehicles were "punched" and windows damaged. Births At St.

John Medical Center To Jolyn Rachele Wright and Ronald Frank Wright Jr. of Ethel, a boy, Michael Ryan, born Dec. 9. Marriage applications John Harland Mitchell and Gay Frederica Halbert, both of Longview, Dec. 12.

Marriage dissolutions Alan E. and Terri L. Ecklund. Marcie Leann and Steven John Cryderman. Corwin Randall and Tammy Susette Oliver, now Tammy Susette Ekman.

Rosa and Clint Miller. Ronald A. and Gail L.O. Woessner, now Gaelyn Loomis Olmsted. Lourdes and Charles R.

Bellings, now Lourdes Lourdes. Jesse T. and Dara Lee Weaver, now Dara King. Vytenis Babrauskas and Susan Sisko Simonet. Cynthia Louise and Severo Domingo Gill.

Michael K. and Karla Hogarty. Carl Edward and Rebecca Lynn Chamberlain, now Rebecca Hoffman. Police blotter Felony theft Police arrested a 44-year-old Kelso resident Tuesday on second-degree theft charges after she was accused of stealing a wallet from a 70-year-old woman who had befriended her. The suspect then allegedly withdrew as much as $600 from the victim's bank account.

Police released her Tuesday because of weather conditions and a young son home alone. The victim told police the younger woman was her neighbor and they visited at least once a week. After the wallet was stolen, the victim canceled transactions on bank and credit cards. Her bank recently notified her of unauthorized withdrawals. In a statement to police, the suspect begged for God's forgiveness.

The case has been referred to the prosecuting attorney for charges. Woman pinned A 26-year-old Longview woman suffered leg and knee injuries Monday afternoon when she was pinned between the door and frame of a vehicle by another car. Police said Adrienne WAHKIAKUM CONTINUED FROM PAGE B1 ers contacted Mast at the marina, worried about their floating investments. "I've had 10 million phone calls," he exaggerated. Mast reassured the owners that their boats weren't breaking loose from their moorings and crashing around the marina.

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97201. sheds also blew away. "The majority of calls we got were for downed trees and power lines," he said. "We ended up much better off than I thought we were going to." "We were just lucky. The length of the heavy winds seemed to be less than projected," the fire chief said.

The St. Helens Fire Department usually receives between two and six alarms per day and as many as 10 on a "heavy day," Rowe said. Tuesday, the department responded to 53 alarms. "We called back most of our employees and a high percentage of our volunteers," he said. "They worked most of the day and into the evening." In Rainier, fallen trees damaged roofs and blew down fences.

No injuries were reported. i. it IMl'fiIL'JII'IIIHIH Except for power outages and downed trees, Columbia County residents and property escaped much of the wrath of Tuesday's windstorm. The south end of the county bore the brunt of the damage and the St. Helens Fire Department responded to five times as many calls as usual.

"The trees were coming down faster than we could cut them," said Diane Allen of the Columbia County Roads Department. She said Norm Mueller, assistant roadmaster and a former logger, "finally decided to get out of there" while tending to downed trees Tuesday. "It was that dangerous," Allen said. "They finally just had to let it go until today." Most police and fire departments reported little or no damage, but St. Helens Fire Chief George Rowe said "one marina was pretty well tore up, but we didn't lose any boats." Rowe said the department received several reports of limbs ripping through roofs on homes and shingles blowing off.

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