Funeral notices, Page Former of restaurant Pearl M. Heaton, former co-owner of Pearl's By the Sea restaurant in Purdy, died Sunday. She was 68. Mrs. Heaton, of 13921 state Route 16, Gig Harbor, was born in Purdy and had resided in the area all her life.
She had been a partner in the restaurant business 20 years. Mrs. Heaton was a member of the Order of Eastern Star, Purdy Home and Garden Club, B-11, co-owner dies the Community Club and Articraft Club. Among survivors are two stepdaughters, Nanette Conti of Wauna, and Barbara Julian of Newberg, two brothers, Harold Pederson of Purdy and Walter Pedersen of Quilcene; a sister, Evelyn Winch of Gig Harbor, and eight grandchildren. Haven of Rest Funeral Home of Gig Harbor is in charge.
Emily Lien Mrs. Morris (Emily Lien, 53, formerly of Sumner, died Saturday in Riverside, where she had moved in 1975. She was born in Stark, and came to Washington in 1938, moving to Sumner in 1968. Survivors include her husband; three daughters, Miss Theresa Bays of Riverside, Mrs. George (Norma) Barlindal of Sumner and Marylis Lien of Riverside; six sons, Leslie of Puyallup, Ron- nie Kee of California, Pat Shaw of Edgewood and Marvin Lien, Morris Lien Jr.
and Gary Lien, all of Riverside; three brothers, Leonard Colvin, Herbert Colvin and Ray Colvin, all in Kansas; seven sisters, Corrine Heibbs and Cleo West, both in Kansas, Viola 'Gifford, Rosie Rutledge, Bessie Logan and Louise Eberle, all of Auburn, and Myrtle Lien of Chehalis, and 12 grandchildren. Sumner- Voiles Funeral Chapel is in charge. Vital Notice of intent to wed: (From the office of County Auditor Richard Greco) WILLIAM B. COOKINGHAM, JOHN N. WISE, 2647 Rainier Puyallup Kent MICHELE A.
MAYS, GLORIA R. KYZAR, 5505 78th St. Puyallup Seattle ROBERT D. KOSHIWAY, CLINT N. RIGGS, 3712 E.
St. 6310 160th St. Puyallup DEANNA J. VAL, VICTORIA L. SHARP, 3611 E.
St. 6310 160th St. Puyallup GEORGE F. DYER, RONALD C. DAVIS, 13724 109th Ave.
Court Puyallup 611 S. St. BETSY S. BURDINE, DEBRA J. ADAMS, 13715 109th Ave.
Court Puyallup 611 S. St. WILLIAM D. SHORT, JACK A. GAHEN, 311 S.
Ninth St. 3311 S. LOLA F. NORMAND, DEANNA HERREID, 311 S. Ninth St.
Orting JAMES N. McKERNAN, BOBBY W. CAIN, 5438 S. Thompson Ave. Bremerton KAREN J.
HUTTON, TRACEY L. BREDESON, 9524 E. 14529 S. St. MIGUEL A.
RIVERA, BRUCE A. CABLE, Abonito, Puerto Rico 13702 14th 13th Ave. S. ODETTA J. CALVIN, ROSA L.
GWYN, 8320 Winona St. S.W. Elk Park, N.C. RODNEY L. UNDERWOOD, WILLIAM C.
WOYACH, 6102 Sixth Ave. 12805 227th Sumner TAMIE M. SALZWEDEL, BARBARA J. BARCLAY, 5900 Soundview Drive, Gig Harbor 12805 227th Ave. Sumner JAMES M.
RUDDY, ROBERT M. BRYMER, 9882 S. Meridian, Puyallup 617 Second St. S.W., Puyallup TRACY L. MOORE, AMY S.
CASKEY, 9882 S. Meridian, Puyallup 617 Second St. S.W., Puyallup PAUL F. SMITH, WILLIAM SETZER, 11422 19th Ave. S.
11418 105th Ave. S.W. DONNA M. SMITH, JOANNE K. STEVENS, 11422 19th Ave.
S. 1434 S. 42nd St. JEFFERY O. EASTMAN, MICHAEL F.
NORD, Astoria, Ore. 3808 W. Shoshone St. DIANNA C. BULLOCK, SHARON L.
BRONG, 8212 E. St. 5453 Steilacoom Blvd. S.W. HAROLD R.
MORRISON, ALFRED D. McKBCHNIE, Auburn 10607 Sherwood Drive S.W. DIANA J. BROVOLD, DOROTHY M. BETZENDORFER, Auburn 10607 Sherwood Drive S.W.
JAMES SULLIVAN, GORDON L. SPENCER. 5610 108th Court S.W. Orting EVA A. MILLER, LINDA M.
BIRCHER, 5610 108th Court S.W. 8202 189th Ave. Sumner ROBERT L. SCRIMSHER, GEORGE I. HILL 111, Clarkston 4821 N.
22nd St. THERESA C. SIMS, SHERRY L. SORENSON, Mount Vernon 2324 Parkwood Puyallup JOHN H. HARWELL, FREDERICK HICKLIN, 20504 Mountain Highway Buffalo, N.
Y. LINDA R. ZUMBUHL, PAMALA J. HARDY, 1108 S. 114th St.
Buffalo, N.Y, R. HELTON, NEIL A. FRISHCHMANN, Federal Way Auburn SHEILA R. KOESTNER, BONNIE J. COX, Auburn Kent MURPHY, JOHN S.
MARTINSON, JAMES, P.O. Box 99555 MARCIA MURRAY, JANE S. DAVIS, 4424 N. 15th St. P.O.
Box 867, Steilacoom DELBERT E. ANDERSON, JAMES R. PUTMAN Meridian St. Puyallup 5112 N. Winnifred St.
VIRGINIA M. NOYES, CATHERINE I. BLOCK, Seattle 5112 Winnifred St. JOHN C. NOFFSKER, P.O.
Box LINDA S. HENDERSHOTT, Anchorage, Alaska Marriage dissolution asked: (From the office of County Clerk Don Perry) WALLACE Larry, Ernestine BABBIT John Beverly K. RIDGE Theodore A. Judith VAN AVERY Dennis, Lorel E. MILLER James Louise H.
BRYAN Yon Ok, Junior J. CASWELL Sharon Donald L. DIPPOLITO Donna William McCLURE Catherine Robert BOGGS James Holly A. SMYRE David Carmen C. A.
TETRICK Larry Carron J. WAINWRIGHT May Robert OXIER Barbora, Glenn MELSETH Alice Stephen M. ZOBLLNER Brigitte, Erick F. PICKENS Thomas, Marilyn P. HUNTLEY Diane Jeffery L.
Marriage dissolution granted: WARTER Susan Robert L. FOSTER Donald Coleen R. HAYDEN Neal Karen A. FREINWALD Kothy Clay GROUT Lindo James H. LONG Dorothy Neil MUEHLEN Sarah C.
Fred RIALS Ann James P. WADE Kathy Gary W. McWAID Robert Katherine K. Births: The News Tribune welcomes the following new citizens born in Tacoma-area hospitals: TACOMA GENERAL ANDERSON Gerald and Nancy, 12321 Peaco*ck Hill N.W., Gig Harbor, girl, Dec. 2.
CHEETHAM Kevin and Darlene, 4821 70th Ave. Puyallup, girl, Dec. 2. COX Ronald and Jo Ann, Route 2 Box 271, girl, Dec. 2.
KIEHL John Nancy, 4714 Colman Camp Road N.W., Gig Harbor, boy, Dec. 2. McLAUGHLIN James and Celeste, 1423 E. 152nd boy, Dec. 2.
STRELESKI Robert and Beverly, 6324 224th St. boy, Dec. 2. BACKUS Jerry and A Aleta, 3511 N. Shirley boy, Dec.
3. BROWN Linda, S. 14th boy, Dec. 3. ESSLINGER Kathryn, 10820 134th Ave.
Puvallup, boy, Dec. 3. WIGGINS James and Claudia, 10914 E. boy, Dec. 3.
EKLUND and Judy, 1114 Valley Ave. N.E., Puyallup, girl, Dec. FELDER Sharon, 3548 E. boy, Dec. 4.
GLESSNER Russell and Linda, 4111 N. 27th girl, Dec. 4. JOHNSON Roger and Jill, P.O. Box 541, Gig Harbor, girl, Dec.
4. McLBOD Daniel Leslee, 9237 Pipeline Road Puyallup, girl, Dec. 4. ROLLINS Floyd and Cora, 2508 S. 96th boy, Dec.
4. SATTERLEE Joe Anna, 1701 E. 42nd girl, Dec. SMITH Roberta, 9808 Kenwood Drive S.W., boy, Dec. ST.
JOSEPH Bruce and Cristie, 2125 S. Adams girl, Nov. 29. FIELDING LAKEWOOD BILBY James and Lynette, 4001 E. boy, Dec.
2. BROWN Randall and Cheryl, Milton, girl, Dec. 2. EVANS Joseph and Marie, 8426 121st St. S.W., boy, Dec.
2. MEREDITH Steven and Melanie, 3214 Harborview Drive, Gig Harbor, "ROESSNER John and and Connie, Debra, S. 1106 92nd S. 115th girl, Dec. boy, 3.
Dec. 2. JONES John HOFFMAN Ricky and Penny, Yelm, boy, Dec. Dennis and Cheryl, 614 Shannon Steilacoom, boy, Dec. McCLEARY GOOD SAMARITAN Keith and Susan, 4024 276th St.
girl, Dec. 2. REYNOLDS Marvin and Kandus, 1520 56th Ave. N.W., Puyallup, girl, Dec, 2. ROSE David and Connie, 6701 193rd Ave.
Sumner, boy, Dec. NICHOLSON HOULIHAN Randy and Jodie, 952 169th St. boy, Dec. 4. Mark and Yvette, 8402 McKinley boy, Dec.
4. JOHNSON Retired plywood executive dies Lloyd E. Hansen, 59, retired personnel manager of Puget Sound Plywood, died yesterday. Mr. Hansen, of 11516 Vickery Ave.
had been president and chairman of the company's board of directors eight years. He retired in 1976 after serving 20 years as personnel manager and paymaster. Mr. Hansen was a member of the Fern Hill Masonic Lodge, the Scottish Rite, Afifi Temple of the Shrine, Ray C. Roberts Post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, Tacoma Elks Lodge, and Trinity Lutheran Church.
Survivors include his wife, Hannah; son, Harald B. of Seattle; two daughters, Mrs. Keith (Lani) Abbott of Albany, and Mrs. Robert (Randi) Darimont of Tempe, and one grandchild. Mountain View Funeral Home is in charge.
Naomi Pettengill Dr. Naomi E. Pettengill, a retired physician, died Thursday. She was 63. The Auburn native resided at 11301 201st Ave.
Court Sumner. A graduate of Seattle Pacific College and Women's Medical College of Philadelphia, she had served as a medical missionary in Rhodesia nine years. In 1957 she moved to Stanwood, Snohomish County, where she began a private medical practice, and later moved to Auburn, continuing her practice. Dr. Pettengill had resided in Sumner since 1967 when she joined the staff at Western State Hospital.
She was a member of the Free Methodist Church. Among survivors are two sisters, Mrs. Loretta Root of Stanwood and Mrs. Ida Havener of Seattle, and two brothers, Orval Pettengill of Lebanon, and Floyd G. of Seattle.
Price-Helton Funeral Chapel of Auburn is in charge. Joseph Ford Joseph E. Ford, 87, a retired Pierce County employee, died yesterday. Mr. Ford, of S.
43rd was born in Indiana and had resided in this area 15 years. The World War I Army veteran was a Presbyterian and member of the Masonic order's Scottish Rite. Survivors include two daughters, Shirley Workman and JoAnn Marx, both of Tacoma; three grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren. Gaffney Funeral Home is in charge. James Sharp James Edward Sharp, 37, who died Sunday, had resided in Tacoma 10 years.
His home was at 707 S. I St. Mr. Sharp was a punchpress operator for the Puget Corporation of Washington. He had served in the Navy during the Vietnam War.
Mr. Sharp was a native of Palataka, Fla. Survivors include five daughters, Deborah, Candy, Christine, Penny and Linda, all of Tacoma; a son, Floyd of Tacoma; four brothers, Robert of Lakeland, and Lester. Charles and William, all of Jacksonville, and a sister, Ruby, also of Jacksonville. Brookside Mortuary is in charge.
Gladys Glew Gladys Glew, 86, of 1026 S. Vassault died yesterday. Born in Farley, Iowa, she had resided in Tacoma since coming from Dubuque, Iowa in 1941. Mrs. Glew was a member of the Royal Neighbors of America and a Methodist.
Among survivors are two stepdaughters, Mrs. Earl R. (Esther) Anderson and Mrs. Eugene (Ruth) Walentiny, both of Tacoma; four grandchildren, and three greatgrandchildren. Mountain View Funeral Home is in charge.
Albert Smith Albert W. Smith, 80, of Club. Rt. 1 Box 198-D, Lakebay, died Saturday. He was born in Trenton, N.J., and had lived in the Lakebay area since 1939.
Mr. Smith was a retired sheetmetal worker at the Puget Sound Naval Shipyard and an Army veteran of World War I. He was a charter member and past president of the Key Peninsula Sportsman's He is survived by his wife, Alleda; a son, Albert Jr. of Wenatchee: a daughter, Mrs. Bernice Tytgat of Midwest City, a brother, Lester of Asbury Park, N.J.; six grandchildren, and SIX great-grandchildren.
Haven of Rest Funeral Home, Gig Harbor, is in charge. Eva Mossman Eva C. Mossman, 84, of 1838 Day Island Blvd. died yesterday. She was born in Nova Scotia and had lived in Fairbanks, Alaska, and at Lake Patterson, Thurston County, before moving to Tacoma 10 years ago.
She belonged to the Emblem Club. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Mitchel (Muriel) Angelel of Tacoma; a stepson, David Mossman of Seattle: a stepdaughter, Mrs. Murray of San Francisco; two grandchilstepgrandchil- dren, and four greatgrandchildren. Brookside Mortuary is in charge.
Sharon James Sharon Marie James, 18, who died Sunday in an automobile accident, was a sales clerk for the J.C. Penney Co. Born in Oakland, she had resided in this area 10 years, graduating from Foss High School. Miss James was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ Latter-day Saints' Ward 4. Survivors include her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Jack M. James; a brother, Stephen of Tacoma; three sisters, Mrs. David (Annette) Morrison, Mrs. Eugene (Barbara) Hansen, both of Tacoma, and Mrs.
Robert (Connie) Walker of Olympia, and grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. James of Phoenix. Rodney D.
Price of Salt Lake City, Utah, and Mrs. Thora Knight of Driggs, Idaho. Morley Mellinger Funeral Home is in charge. Mildred Freidhoff Mrs. Leo P.
(Mildred Freidhoff, 57, a former Tacoman who died Nov. 25 in California as a result of a highway accident, was born in Johnstown, Pa. Mrs. Freidhoff had been residing in Sun City, the past six months, having moved there from Fox Island. She had lived in the Tacoma area since 1955.
Besides her husband, survivors include three sons, Francis, Leo C. and Clark all of Fox Island, and two sisters, Mrs. Betty Probert of Phoenix, and Mrs. Helen Smith of Tempe, Ariz. Services were held in Beaumont, Calif.
Andrew Barr Andrew G. Barr 12, grandparents, Jerry Barr who died Nov. 28 in of Tacoma and Arthur Bremerton, was born in Kennedy and Mrs. Agnes New York City. Kennedy, both of BremerHe was a junior high ton.
school student. Survivors include his Miller- Woodlawn Fufather, Andrew Barr of neral Home, Bremerton, Brooklyn, N.Y., and his is in charge. Eulah Haddon Mrs. Haddon returned to Tacoma in 1974. She is survived by two sons, Rayburn of Tacoma and Robert of Clearlake Highlands, seven grandchildren, and 16 great-grandchildren.
Mills Mills Funeral Home, Olympia, is in charge. Eulah J. Haddon, 83, of 730 S. 50th died Saturday. She was born in and taught grade school there before moving to Tacoma.
She lived in Tacoma several years before moving to Lake Patterson. Carl Holmberg Carl Holmberg, a retired machinist and longtime resident of Tacoma, died Saturday. He was 73. Mr. Holmberg, of 3809 N.
Proctor had resided in this area 60 years and was a graduate of Lincoln High School. He had been employed by Tsungani Piston Co. of Tacoma. His wife, Anona, survives him. Mountain View Funeral 1 Home is in charge.
William Kerkhoff A retired steelworker, William H. Kerkhoff of La Center, died Wednesday. He was 88. S.D., Kerkhoff lived Borp. in Alexandria, in Tacoma from 1936-76.
His survivors include a stepdaughter, Mary Branum of Casa Grande, a brother, Ben of Bradenton, and a sister, Charlotte Reed of Joshua Tree, Calif. Evergreen Funeral Chapel of Vancouver was in charge. Plane crash victim dies of TACOMA: Temperature for 24 hours ending at 8 a.m.: maximum 45 (7 C); normal 48 (9 C); minimum 39 (4 C); normal 38 (3.5 C). Precipitation, .23 of an inch (58 normal, .19 (48 since Dec. 1, .65 (1.65 last year, .10 (1.25 since Jan.
1, 27.22 a Inches (68.61 last year, 24.94 (63.09 Barometer reduced to sea level at 8 a.m.: 29.51 inches (999.4 mb) and steady. (Above data recorded at Tacoma Airport.) Sunrise Wednesday, sunset 4:20. Humidity Monday: high 82 per cent; low 47 per cent. Degree days: Tacoma 25; Seattie- Tacoma Airport 25. Air quality Tacoma 20 Seattle 18 Everett.
Above 24-hour average to 8 a.m. based on an air -pollution episodeavoidance-plan scale of 150: 50 is alert, 100 warning and 150 emergenCy. Forecasts TACOMA AREA: Showers possibly mixed with snow tonight with partial clearing tomorrow. Highs 40 to 45 (5 to 7 C), with lows in mid-30s (about 1 C). Southwesterly winds 10 to 25 m.p.h.
(16 to 40 k8pmh), occasionally gusty. Chance of rain 90 per cent tonight and 80 per cent tomorrow. COASTAL: Showers with periods of clearing through tomorrow. Highs in 40s (about 5 C) and lows in upper 30s (about 3 C). Chance of snow tonight, with southwesterly winds 15 to 30 mph (24 to 48 kmph), MOUNTAINS: Snow with occasional freezing rain through tomorrow.
Snow level 2,000 feet with easterly winds 10 to 20 mph (16 to 32 kmph). INLAND WATERS: Winds westerly 15 to 30 mph (24 to 48 khpm), with showers occasionally mixed with snow. STRAIT OF JUAN DU FUCA: Same. EASTERN WASHINGTON; A few snow flurries through Wednesday. Highs in the 40s (about 5C) and lows in the 20s (about -4).
EXTENDED FORECAST: Slow warming trend with chance of rain mixed with snow becoming mostly rain by the end of the week. Highs in the 30s and lower 40s (3 to 5 C) and lows 25 to 35 (-4 to 3 C). Pass Reports (Department of Transportation) SNOQUALMIE: Snow on the road from 19 miles east and four miles west of the summit. Chains required for eastbound traffic at Bandera and for westbound at Easton. Eight inches of new snow.
total. BLEWETT: Snow and ice on the road 20 miles north and 20 miles south of summit. Approved traction devices required. Eight new, 15 total. STEVENS Compact snow and ice on roadway; 8 new, 55 total.
Chains required at Alpine for east bound traftic and at Skykomish for westbound. WHITE: Compact snow and slush on road. Temporarily closed four miles west of Packwood CAYUSE: Temporarily closed. CHINOOK: Indefinitely closed. NORTH CASCADES Temporarily closed.
TIDES FOR WEDNESDAY 2:23 a.m.. 10.0 feet 7:29 d.m 5.9 feet p.10 12.3 feet 8:27 p.m. foot Tides at ocean beaches about five hours earlier Weather table (24 hours to 4 a.m. Tuesday) PACIFIC NW- High Low Precip Bellingham 37 32 .26 Boise 45 37 .00 Hoquiam 49 39 80 Olympia 43 37 .73 Omak 32 26 15 Portland 46 39 18 Quillayute. 45 37 43 Seattle 45 38 23 Spokane 30 28 Tri-Cities 76 45 Vancouver.
B. C. 39 32 If one is called Extralimit urged SEATTLE (AP) Gov. Ray should not call a special session of the Legislature to deal with budget cuts without a firm agenda of no more than a month, says the Senate majority leader. "I think she'll eventually call it." said Sen.
Gordon Walgren (D. Bremerton). "She'll need the Legislature to share the misery of a reduced budget." Walgren made his remarks in an interview with a Seattle newspaper. Schools, cities and counties are seeking a special session. They will lose millions of dollars because of reduced revenues caused by removal of the state sales tax on food.
"I can't say I'm for the session until we see just what the state revenue situation is," Walgren said. "We won't know that until the end of the year. RICHLAND (AP) Bonnie Jo Kenyon, 46, died Monday of injuries from the crash of a small plane near West Richland. Authorities said her husband Dale was the pilot of the plane when it went down Sunday in an alfalfa field. He was hospitalized in serious but stable condition with chest and leg injuries.
A Benton County sheriff's deputy who witnessed the crash said the plane's engine apparently failed moments after takeoff from the Pasco airport. The crash is under investigation. "But if the House and Senate can't reach agreement on its length and subjects, a session would be a mistake," he said. The deadline for completing business should be "30 days or less." Walgren said. Only Gov.
Dixy Lee Ray can call the Legislature into special session. She has said repeatedly that she has not yet heard good reason to do so. Walgren said he doubted that other taxes would be increased to make up for the lost revenue. However. the Legislature might grant cities and counties slightly more taxing power, he said.
Rep. Al Williams (D- Seattle) already has asked for such a measure to offset the $11-million tax loss to cities and towns and the $6-million loss to counties as a result of the partial sales tax repeal. Tacoman killed in truck mishap A Tacoma man was among five persons killed in motor vehicle accidents, the State Patrol reported today. Troopers said Jay A. Rice, 27, of 8820 Pacific an employee of Tucci Sons construction company, was struck by a dump truck and trailer yesterday afternoon as he was working on the shoulder of Peaco*ck Hill Road, north of Gig Harbor.
The driver of the truck was William C. Haynes, 39, of 1613 S. Madison St. Rice was taken to Tacoma General Hospital, where he died about an hour later. Ursula M.
Price, 36, of Renton died yesterday af-' ter the car she was driving collided broadside with another vehicle east The News Tribune Tacoma, Dec. 6, 1977 B-5 of Walla Walla 40 37 .00 Minneapolis Wenatchee 37 28 34 New Orleans Yakima 32 .13 New York ALASKA- A- Oklahoma City Anchorage 07 -8 .00 Omaha, Fairbanks -16 Orlando Juneau. 10 06 .00 Palm Springs NATION- Philadelphia. Albany 29 25 1.15 Phoenix Albuquerque. .00 Pittsburgh Amarillo .00 Portland, Maine Asheville 66 38 Rapid City Atlanta.
75 37 .00 Red Bluff. Baltimore. 35 24 Reno. Birmingham. 37 10 Richmond.
Bismarck. .10 St. Louis Boston 35 .83 St. Tampa Brownsville 94 .00 Salt Lake City Buffalo. 27 23 San Diego Charleston, S.C.
69 58 .86 San Francisco Charleston, W.Va. 61 .57 Washington Chicago 36 .42 ExtremesCincinnati. 43 .32 National extremes, Cleveland. 42 73 ka, in 24 hours to Dallas Fort Worth 62 .00 High 96 at McAllen, Denver. 41 at Williston, N.
D. Des Moines 26 CANADADetroit 30 Calgary Duluth 19 .00 Edmonton. Hartford 33 .61 Montreal Helena 08 .03 Ottawa Honolulu 82 00 Regina Houston 76 Toronto Indianapolis 37 74 Winnipeg Jacksonville 73 72 WORLDKansas City 32 05 Aberdeen. Las Vegas 75 .00 Amsterdam Little Rock 52 .00 Ankara. Los Angeles 76 .00 Athens Louisville 51 18 Auckland Medford 46 .00 Bangkok Memphis 72 15 Beirut Miami 83 00 Belgrade Milwaukee 33 16 17 Berlin .00 Birmingham.
00 Bonn. 79 Brussels 32 08 Cairo Casablanca .35 Copenhagen 32 .00 Dublin 59 Frankfurt. .00 Geneva. 1.30 Helsinki Hong Kong 00 Jerusalem Kiev. 00 Lisbon London Madrid.
55 Malta 59 .00 Manila .00 Moscow 00 New Delhi 74 .27 Nice 54 Nicosia. 55 Alas Oslo 25 Paris 43 -23 Peking 36 Rome 52 Saigon 79 .24 Seoul 52 .00 Singapore. 82 42 Sofia 96 Stockholm .00 Sydney 1.31 Taipei .00 Teheran Low Tel Aviv 43 Tokyo 59 28 Tunis 59 28 Vienna 34 37 Warsaw 32 28 61 SOUTH AMERICA68 Asuncion 84 48 18 Buenos Curitiba Caracas Aires 91 84 75 RK33 25 Fir lane Chapel and Funeral Memorial Home Park 924 East 176th Spanaway Answering any call, any time, with Charles Overaa understanding Clark Walker President Phone LE 1-6600 Funeral Director 19 82 40 43 84 76 45 77 48 46 28 28 21 10 69 60 63 35 05 73 49 33 66 53 64 52 49 36 excluding 4 a.m. Texas. Low High Low Precio 8 17 21 19 19 18 -31 .53 25 18 07 8 High 45 37 41 52 68 86 63 30 36 LEARN HOW TO SHELTER YOUR FUNDS And Protect Your Medicaid Eligibility Did you know that you can be virtually without funds, yet the new Medicaid regulations will allow you to shelter or protect up to in a burial plan in addition to having $1,500 in cash? ARE YOU OVER AGE 55? ARE YOU I PLANNING RETIREMENT? ARE YOU RETIRED NOW? The prearrangement of funeral details is one of the most considerate things at husband and wife can do for one another.
Prearrangement and prefinancing of funerals eases the emotional and financial burden placed on survivors, at a time of crisis. A funeral through the PURPLE CROSS GROWTH PLAN gives you the added pre advantage financed knowing that your benefits will increase in value at per year for up to 20 years (or to age 86 if earlier). Purple Cross paid funeral Plan Owned and operated by members of the Washington State Funeral Directors Assn Everyone is eligible to apply for the Purple Cross Funeral Plan Tacoma Representative LUCY STACY 759-4356 The Purple Cross Funeral Plan is endorsed and recommended by the following Tacoma funeral homes Brookside Mortuary House of Scott Fir Lane Funeral Home 564-1311 Mortuary 531-6600 Mortuary L-R-A-Y 555 Funeral Morley-Mellinger Service Buckley-King 272-2166 Lynn Funeral Home 272-3268 Dryer Mortuary 272-2131 Piper Funeral Home 537-0253 472-3353 Gaffney Funeral Home Mountain View Funeral Tuell Funeral Home 572-6003 Home 584-0252 272-1414 Underwritten by Pierce National Lite In surance Los Angeles, California 0 The Total of anything is dependent upon individual details. In serving a family, we make certain that every detail receives close attention. LYNN FUNERAL HOME "THE FUNERAL DIRECTORS WHO CARE" 717 TACOMA AVENUE SO.
TACOMA 272-2131 of Kent on Highway 516. Henry Benjert, 32. of Grandview died yesterday when the pickup truck he was driving collided with a Union Pacific freight train south of Sunnyside. Clyde Otterman, 60, a transient, died late Sunday after he was struck by two cars while lying on a street in Vancouver, Wash. Troopers also said they received a delayed report of the death Saturday of Arthur E.
Mossey, 57, of Seattle, who was injured Oct. 26 when his car struck a utility pole in Seattle. The deaths raised the state's traffic death toll to 831, compared with 773 last year..
