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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF HEARING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the
Board of Mason County Commissioners will
hold a public hearing In the Commission
Chambers at Mason County Courthouse
Building I, 411 North Fifth Street, Shelton,
Washington on Tuesday, February 2; 1999 at
10:00 a.m.
SAID HEARING will be to consider testi-
mony regarding Ordinance No. 131-98, which
is an extension of Ordinance No. 68-96 an Or-
dinance enacting an extension and amendment
to Ordinance No. 23-98 which enacted an ex-
tension to Resolution No. 113-97, Bulldlng
Moratorium in Skokomish River Valley and
amending, on an intedm basis, Ordinance No.
77-93, Mason County Intedm Re)urcas Ordi-
nance. The effect of the amendments Is to al-
low new construction in some areas of the
Skokomish Valley in which this was prohibited.
Ordinance No. 131-96 sets conditions on this
new construction. These intedm amendments
shall expire on December 16, 1999.
If there are questions, please contact the
Mason County Department of Community De-
velopment, (360) 427-9670, Ext 294.
If special accommodations are needed,
please contact the Commissioners' office at
427-9670. Ext 419.
DATED this 17th day of December 1998.
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSION-
ERS
MASON COUNTY, WASHINGTON
/s/Rebecca S. Rogers
LEGAL NOTICE
The license of John C. Hays (Licence
No. 647) to engage in the limited practice
of law was revoked by the Supreme Court,
on Janumy 15,1999.
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NOTICE OF PUBUC TIMBER SALE
Department of Natural Resources will auc-
tion timber to the highest bidder. Contract
terms and bidding Information is available by
calling South Puget Sound Region at 1-800-
527-3305 or by visiting the Region Office at
Enumclaw or Forest Resoumes Division,
Olympia. Bidding information may also be ob.
talned at The County Auditor's office. Bidding
begins at 10 A.M. at the South Puget Region
Office, Enumclaw, Washington, on February
24, 1999.
NORTH SLOPE, App. No. 070378, approx.
Imately 10 miles by road northwest of Hoods-
port on part(s) of Sections 22, 23, 26 and 27 all
in Township 23 North, Range 4 West, W.M,
compdslng approximately 5,313 Mbf of Tim-
ber. Minimum acceptable bid will be
$1,534,000. This sale Is Export Restricted.
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ABANDONED VEHICLE SALE
IN COMPLIANCE WITH CHAPTER 42,
RCW 46.55.130, LAW OF 1969, FIRST EX-
TRAORDINARY SESSION, AS AMENDED
BY CHAPTER 281, NOTICE IS HEREBY
Rebecca S. Rogers, Clerk of the Board GIVEN THAT JIM'S AUTOMOTIVE, 809
1/21.282t South 1st St., SHELTON, WASHINGTON
REQUEST FOR BIDS
STAND BY GENERATOR
MARY M. KNIGHT SCHOOL DISTRICT
is requesting bids for the purchase and In-
staUation of a 200-300 KW stand-by generator.
This project once completed will allow the
school district to operate with supplemental
power when needed as a result of general pulp
lic power outages. Sealed bids for this project
will be accepted by the Board of Directors of
the Mary M. Knight School Dist. #311 Lcltil 2.'00
PM of February 19th, 1999.
Bids will be opened publicly at 2:00 PM on
that date at the office of the SuperlntsndanL The
Board of Directors will meet at 7:30 PM to re-
view and decide upon their course of action at
the February 22nd regulady scheduled meet-
ing.
Bidders are encouraged to obtain more In-
formation and specifications at the office of
Fred Yancey, Superintendent at the above ad-
dress or by requesting such by phone.
The Board of Directors of the MMK School
district reserves the right to reject any or all
bids, to waive informalities, and to make such
award as it shall deem to be In the district's
best interests.
By Order of:
Fred Yancay, Supt.
1/28-2/4-10 3t
98584, WILL AT PUBLIC AUCTION ON Feb.
5th, 1999, AT 1:30 P.M. SELL FOR CASH TO
THE HIGHEST BIDDER THE FOLLOWING
DESCRIBED VEHICLES:
1979 Cadillac DeviUe, LIC #902AKY
Trailer, LIC #no plates
1976 Chevy Monza, UC #KRY654
VEHICLES AVAILABLE AT 10:30 A.M.
FOR INSPECTION.
JIM'S AUTOMOTIVE
REG. #5006
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ABANDONED VEHICLE AUCTION
In compliance with Chapter 42, RCW
46.55.130, Law of 1969, First Extraordinary
Session, as amended by Chapter 281, notice is
hereby given that TOW KING, E343 MEYER
LAKE DRIVE, SHELTON, WA 98584, will at
Public Auction on FEBRUARY 5, 1999, AT
11:30 AM, sell for cash to the highest bidder,
the following dascdbed vehicles:
1967 CHEVY SPECTRUM, LIC #246FLD
t978 MERCURY ZEPHYR, LIC #087FAA
1978 OLDS CUTLASS, LIC #030FYY
1975 CADILLAC SEVILLE, LIC #806AWK
1981 TOYOTA COROLLA, LIC #KIY6,53
1985 DODGE CARAVAN, LIC LDW054
1969 DODGE P/U, VIN #D24BEIU343217
Vehicles available at 8:30 AM for Inspec-
tion.
TOW KING
Reg. #5707 1,/28 It
NOTICE BY COUNTY AUDITOR
OF SPECIAL ELECTION
TUESDAY, February 2,1999
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That Special Elacttons will be held on Tuesday, February 2,
1999. in Mason County, Washington, in the precincts and polling places listed separately for the
purpose Mary M. Knight School District No. 311 Bond=, Pioneer School District No. 402 Bond=,
North Mason Soo Distdct No. 403 LoW, and Hood C, anal 8dx)l Distd No. 404 Levy.
Mary M Knight School DIstrict No. 311
Pmpoallk)n No. 1
School Bonds - $8,440,000
To construct a new elementary echool and community resource center, construct new eddl.
tions and modemize Mary M Knight High School, and construct a new auxiliary gym building,
shall Mary M Knight School District No. 311 Issue $8,440,000 of general obligation bonds, me-
luring within a maximum term of 20 yearl, and levy annual excau property taxes to pay and re
tire such bonds, as provided in resolution No. 99-01?
Bonda, Yes
Bonds, No
Pioneer School DIstrict No. 402
Proposition NO. I
General Ob School Bond= - $16,130,000
Shall Plonaer School District No. 402 IImJe $16,130,000 of general obllgetion bonds metudng
within twenty years to pay costs of constructing and equipping additional classrooms at the
Pdmary School, additions to and modemizatlon of the Intsrmedlate/Mlddle ,School and a new
high school of the District, and carrying out other capital purposes and levy annual excess prop-
erty taxes to pay and retire the borK, as provided In Resolution NO. 7-96?
Bonds, Yssu
Bonds NO__
North Mason School Distdct No. 403
Proposrdon NO. I
Four Year Malntsnanoe and Operation Levy
Shall the following excess property taxes for operatton/rneintsnanca purpcees be levied for
the North Mason School DIstrict General Fund on all taxable property within the district, for ap-
proximately $2.40 per thousand assemmd valuation (beNd on true and fair value unlm epectfl-
cally otherwise provided by law) to provide $2,300,000 for collection In calendar years 2000,
2001. 2002, snd 2003, all as specified In School boar¢l Rssolutn No. 8-G-96?
Levy, Yes __
L.y, NO
Hood Cartal School Distdct No 404
Preston No.,
Two-Year School Malntsrwtca and Operation Lew
To meet the educational need= of students in the Hood CanJ School Distdct No. 404, shall
the Hood Canal School Dlstdct No. 404 levy the following excess taxes for the purpose of re-
placing an expiring levy for the maintenance and operatlons expenses on all taxable property
within the District?
Collection ApproxJmets Low Law
Year per $1,000 A=amod Value Amount
2OOO $O.79 $380,OOO
2001 $0.79 S35O,000
All as specified in District Resolution NO. 1, 96-96,
I.ovy, Yss
I.ovy, NO
Precinct ................................. Polling
Allyn/LakelandNIctor ........... LakeLand WI. Crtrn. Club, 470 E CounW Club Dr., Ailyn
Beffalr 115 .............................. Mary E. Thelar Center, 22871 NE Hwy 3, Balfalr
Balfalr 2/314/6 ........................ F.D. #2 Rrahall. 460 NE Cd Balfalr Hwy, Balfalr
Capitol Hill ............................ Vote By Mall
CtoquaJlum ........................... Mall Ballot Precinct
Cushman .............................. F.D. # 18 Rrehall, Lake Standd Dr,, Hoedeport
Dayton ................................... Mail Ballot Pradnot
Dewatto ................................. Pod of Dewatto Building, 2501 NE Dewatto Rd., Tahuya
Eelis ...................................... Middle Skokomlsh Grange Hall, 2202 W Skokomleh
V=¢ey Rd., She,on
Harsttns ................................ e Community Club, (Junction of N Island Dr. &
Harstlne lalarld N)
Hoodsport .............................. F.D. #1 RmheU, 331 N Rnch Ck Rd., Hoodxt
Lake ........................................ Vote By Mail
Lilltwaup ................................ F.D. #17 Rmhall, 34571 N Hwy. 101, LIIliwaup
Matiock/Satsop ..................... Mall Ballot P
Mitler/l'lmbedake ................ Agate Grie Hall 1831 E Loop, talton
Northslde/Bayalore ............. Lk Umedck CounW Club, 790 E 81 Andrew= Dr., Shalton
Oaldand ................................. Pioneer Salted, 110 E Spencer Lk Rd.
Picketing ............................... Fire Station #7, 1741 E Picketing Rd.,
Sbelton
Potiatch/Skokomish ............. Hood Comm, Club, 22021 N Hwy 101
Tahuya .................................. F.D. #8 Rrahall, 14880 NE North Rd., Tahuya
Union ..................................... F.D. #6 Flmhall, 50 E Seattle Bt, Union
Said election will be held Tuesday, February 2, 1999 at the above potling places in 1 pre-
cincts.
The polls will be open from 7:00 a,m. unlil 8:00 p.m. on Jd Election Day, and all qualified
electors who shall be inside of the polling place at 8:00 p.m., be allowed to cut their bIots.
For those precincts in Ule Mary M. Knight School DIeffict No. 311 that are as Mall Bal-
lot Precincts replacement ballots may be obtained at the County Auditors Office in Shal-
ton st 411 North 5th. Ballots may also be drolKI off at Ulll location on nomlal business deys pe-
tween 8:30 a.m. and 5 p.m, and on FJectlon daY February 2, 1999 between 7 am, and 8 p.m.
Man T. Brotcbe
M=on County Auator
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MASON COUNTY
DISTRICT COURT
Judgments in Mason County
District Court Judge Victoria
Meadows' jurisdiction during
the past week include:
Driving under the influence:
Francisco Francisco Gasper,
3170 State Route 300, Belfair,
$1,075, 365 days, 360 suspended;
William A. West, Belfair,
$1,500, 365 days; Kurt John Bay-
er, 847 Retsil Road East, Port
Orchard, and driving with li-
cense suspended, $1,725, 455
days, 335 suspended; John
Moore, West 230 Dry Bed Creek
Road, Matlock, $925, and no
valid driver's license, $50, 455
days, 448 suspended; Pauline L.
Etheridge, 2535 70th Avenue SW,
Olympia, $325, 365 days, 320 sus-
pended; Michael Todd Davis,
1408 West Avenue, Port Orchard,
$685, 365 days, 364 suspended.
Reckless driving: Domingo
Gonzalez Encarnacion, 311 West
E Street, Shelton, $350, 365 days,
358 suspended, and no in-
surance, $250.
Negligent driving: David M.
Kalac, 2131 Evergreen Avenue,
Port Orchard, $200.
Driving while license sus-
pended or revoked: James E.
Tindall, Elms, third degree,
$150, 90 suspended; Michael A.
Gold, 1102 SE Fauna Lane, Port
Orchard, $150; Carl Jesse Bet-
cellos Jr., North 90 Wigeon
Place, Hoodsport, California li-
cense, $150, 90 days suspended;
Robert James McGiveron, 105
Clemens Road, Montesano, third
degree, $300, 90 days suspended;
Francisco Francisco Gaspar,
3170 State Route 300, Belfair,
$250; Milks D. Choote, 900
Olympic Avenue, Shelton, first
degree, 365 days; Jeff A. Brown,
105 South Exchange, Aberdeen,
third degree, $350, 90 days, 70
suspended; Amy R. Oster, 1604
Puget Street, She]ton, $150, 90
days suspended, and no in-
surance, $480; Jose Mendoza-Lo-
per, 168 Cedar Lan¢ Shelton,
third degree, $200, 90 days sus-
pended; Gessy L. Ryan, 900
Olympic Highway, Shelton,
third degree, $250; Lowella P.
Gamber, North 10 Skokomish
Flats Road, Shelton, first degree,
$200, 90 days, 80 suspended; John
M. Moore, 253 Island Lake
Drive, Shelton, third degree,
$150, 90 days, 87 suspended; and
no insurance, $480; Ronald H.
Moore Jr., 27051 North Highway
101, Hoodsport, third degree,
$250, 90 days suspended, and no
insurance, $480.
No valid drivers license: Luis
A. Chavez, 381 East Murray
Road North, Grapeview, $200;
Debrah Lynn Burke, 820 East
Old Lyme Road, Shelton, $150, 90
days suspended; Amy Lynn
Laughlin, East 91 Dogwood,
Shelton, $250, 90 days, 80 sus-
pended.
Other traffic offenses: Alan
M. Kirk, 340 West Dayton Trails
Drive, Shelton, 1,100 pounds over
legal weight on axles, $257.
Unlawful recreational fish-.
i ng: Kris D. Felix, 160 North
Bourgault Road, Shelton, second
degree, $95; Dennis Patrick Ke]-
ley, 6952 North Vandecap SE,
Port Orchard, fishing without a
license, $95.
Transportation and posses-
don of forest product without a
permit: Enrique Alonzo Andres,
628 Ellinor Avenue, Shelton,
$200, 365 days suspended; Anton-
ion Sebastian Antonio, 22993
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Applying for marriage licenses
during the week, according to the
Mason County Auditor's Office,
were:
Kevin Shelton Margason, 35, of
Shelton and Paige Elizabeth Wo-
daege, 28, of Shelton.
Hauke Hansen, 21, of Shelton
and Julie Ann Florek, 26, of Shel-
ton.
Eric James Smileuske, 28, of
Shelton and Jessica Lynn Langer,
31, of Shelton.
David Wade Sushak, 43, of
Shelton and Audra Jean Hennig,
29, of Shelton.
Gregory Roy Jenney, 46, of
Shelton and Monette Shefler, 40,
of Shelton.
State Route 3, Belfair, and theft
third degree, $270, 365 days sus-
pended.
Other offenses: C.H. Murphy,
5565 North Dolphin Street, Port-
land, Oregon, violating of law
governing transportation of haz-
ardous materials, $475, 90 days
suspended; Christopher B.
Manchester, 111 East Shoreline
Lane, Shelton, assault fourth de-
gree, $450, 365 days suspended;
David Ray Grindle, 783 SE
Binns-Swiger Road, Shelton,
unlawful discharge of a firearm,
$100, and minor consuming in-
toxicants, $50.
SHELTON
MUNICIPAL COURT
Judgments in Shelton Munic-
ipal Court Judge Carrene Wood's
jurisdiction during the past week
include:
No valid drivers license: Jus-
tins Cabrera-Moreno, Humptu-
lips, $480.
Driving with Hcense mmpend-
ed: Ernesto Salazar, 600 Park
Street, Shelton, third degree,
$350, 90 days, 89 suspended, one
day community service.
Not mffficient funds: Judith
Ann Miller, 1251 East Pickering
Road, Shelton, four counts, $150,
365 days, 364 suspended, one day
community service.
MASON COUNTY
SUPERIOR COURT
Divarces Granted
Paige Elizabeth Wodaege and
Joseph John Wodaege.
Denise L. Faris and Mitchell
S. Faris.
Dale Terrel and Judy Terre].
Strider S.R. Klusman and
Kathryn J. Klusman.
Janette R. Bunce and Michael
R. Bunce.
Patricia Ann Kuntz-Rickards
and Ronald Russell Rickards.
New Cases
George M. Dupuis against Ste-
yen D. Tipton, tax warrant.
McDonald Land Company
against North Star Lumber,
commercial.
Washington Department of
Labor and Industries against
Michael Scott Miner, tax war-
rant.
Cynthia K. Johnson against
Gene and Jane Doe Becker, per-
sonal injury.
Green Tree Financial Corpo-
ration of Minnesota against
Terra K. and John Doe Norris,
Russell and Jane Doe Norris,
John and Jane Doe, commercial.
Peter F. and Darlene C. Pen-
neck and Ruth E. Wise against
Thomas Rau and all other ille-
gal occupants, unlawful detain-
er.
Aloha Lumber Corporation
against North Star Lumber, In-
corporated, Mike and Jane Doe
Bryan, foreclosure.
Amededo Nappi against
Michael Erickson, commercial.
Washington Department of
Revenue against A&A Pest Con-
trol, Incorporated, tax warrant.
COUNTY
BUILDING
New construction over $5,000,
shoreline work and other major
projects receiving permits dur-
ing the past week include:
Mission Creek Youth Camp,
3420 NE Sand Hill Road, Belfair,
addition and modernization,
$160,000; Robert Hall, 12621 NE
North Shore Road, Belfair, well-
house and garage, $6,130; David
Walterick, 650 East Hiawatha
Boulevard, Shelton, residence
and garage, $156,317; Gordon
Anderson, 300 East Lakeshore
Drive, Allyn, residence and ga-
rage, $115,596; Steve Johnson, 81
NE Lennie's Loop, Belfair,
$87,240, residence and garage;
Michael Beste, 70 West Ayliffe
Lane, Elma, $100,186, residence.
No value was listed for the fol-
lowing projects:
George Carlson, 41 East Rac-
coon Court, Shelton, mobile
home; Joseph Simaitt, 1765 East
Burgundy Road, Shelton, preins-
pection for remodel.
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Mariua Sue Doyle
was born on January I at Taco-
ma General Hospital to Jennifer
Wolf and Mark Doyle of Shelton.
Grandparents are Jim and Sue
Wolf, and Ray mad Sue Doyle, all
of Shelton.
CITY
BUILDING PERMITS
New construction and other
major projects receiving permits
during the past week include:
Robert Smith, 865 Fairmount
Street, $11,088, garage.
SHELTON FIRE
DEPARTMENT
January 19:4:21 p.m., 215
West Railroad Avenue, smoke
investigation.
January 23:4:12 p.m.,700
block of West Alder Street, ille-
gal burn.
January 25, 2:39 p.m., injury,
East Wallace Kneeland Boule-
vard.
SHELTON POLICE
Tuesday, January 19
A suicidal female hostile to
law enforcement was said to be
stirring up trouble at the bus stop
near Safeway.
A caller reported a 9-year-old
struggling with a stroller near
Fred Meyer.
A caller told dispatchers nine
girls and boys were vandalizing
the fence at PUD park, and
another reported ten juveniles
starting a fight on the 400 block of
Dearborn Avenue.
Wednesday, January 20
A caller said a 7-year-old boy
had been left alone while his
mother played bingo.
A burglary was reported on the
2300 block of Jefferson Street.
A basketball hoop was report-
edly creating a traffic hazard on
Jefferson Street.
Thursday, January 21
A caller from East Pine Street
reported that her daughter had
been in a traffic accident.
A burglary on the 700 block of
West Alder Street was reported.
A woman reportedly assaulted
her 4-year-old son outside the
Shelton Police Department.
Friday, January 22
A caller said a suspicious-
looking person with orange hair
was bicycling on South First
Street in the downtown area.
Suspcious bones were report-
edly seen in a field behind Sound
Home Care in the Gateway Cen-
ter.
Saturday, January 23
A burglary was reported at a
home on the 700 block of West
Pine Court.
A woman said she'd been fol-
lowed by a suspicious looking
stalker on the 600 block of West
Franklin Street.
A caller from the 300 block of
West Railroad Avenue asked for
police help in dealing with people
having sex in the bathroom.
Sunday, January 24
Medic One responded to a dis-
turbance on the 400 block of North
Filth Street.
An Hispanic male was report-
edly being harassed by some
other guys on the 200 block of
Olympic Highway North.
A juvenile fell and hit his
head on the 400 block of North
Fifth Street.
A burglary involving compact
disks and guns was reported at a
residence on the 700 block of Ar-
cadia Avenue.
Monday, January 25
A 16-year-old girl who had
been fighting with her sister
asked to be put into a foster
home.
A female caller asked for an
escort home because her boy-
friend had torn the house apart.
MASON COUNTY
JAIL POPUITION
The Mason County Jail, which
was designed for 45 inmates and
refitted in 1989 to house 65,
recorded populations as follows
during the past week:
Wednesday 78, Thursday 78,
Friday 71, Saturday 79, Sunday
76, Monday 80, Tuesday 78.
Efforts are currently under
way to increase the capacity
again.
MASON COUNTY
SHERIFF'S OFFICE
Tuesday, January 19
A disturbance was reported in
an area set aside for recreational
vehicles on SE Craig Road.
Log trucks were reportedly
causing problems by speeding
through water covering parts of
West Skokomish Valley Road.
Three men in a van were said
to be stealing brush from property
near North Lake Cushman
Road.
Burglaries were reported on
West Beeville Road in Matlock
and near milepoint 3.1 of NE
State Route 300.
Wednesday, January 20
Fire District 4 and Mason
County Medic One responded to
the report of a structure fire a
mile out SE Binns Swiger Loop.
A caller said that people were
trying to shoot him and blow him
up.
A home three miles out of West
Little Egypt Road was reportedly
burglarized. A car was reported
stolen as well.
Dispatchers were told by a
caller from NE Admiral Drive
in Belfair that the caller's 17-
year-old daughter had her jaw
broken in an assault.
Thursday, January 21
Fire District 11 responded to
the report of an illegal burn on
East Blevins Road North.
A caller from SE Canna Place
complained of being harassed on
the citizens band radio.
Children were said to be
throwing flares off the C Street
overpass.
A caller reported the theft of
forest products in Matlock.
A burglary was reported at a
cabin on West Star Lake Drive;
A package was reportedly sto-
len from a mailbox on East
Pointes Drive East.
Officials at Mary M. Knight
School reported a bomb threat.
A caller from NE Toonerville
Drive in Belfair said a neighbor
had trash in the yard that was at-
tracting rodents.
Deputies were asked to provide
protective custody for two chil-
dren who were allegedly being
neglected in the Shelton area.
A caller said loud
from the Spencer Lake
was making dogs bark.
Friday, January 22
Five carloads of
were said to be drinking
making a lot of noise on
Lane.
A burglary was reported
summer home 15 miles out
State Route 106 near Belfair.
A caller said someone
throwing eggs and batteries
house on East Rauschert
Grapeview.
A boat was reportedly
from a boat ramp near mile
NE North Shore Road in
huya.
A cougar was seen by the l
ball field at North Mason
School, dispatchers were told.
Saturday, January 23
Fire District 11 responded
the report of a chimney fire
East Rock Way in Shelton.
Fire District 12 and
One responded to the report
injury on West Shafer
Road in Matlock.
Burglaries were reported
home near milepoint 11 on
State Route 106 in Union; a
on NE Capstan Rock
home on North Duckabush
near Hoodsport; and a
three miles out NE State
300 in Belfair.
Transients were said to be
ing in a condemned house
East Budd Drive, where
portedly had a fire going.
Tires and wheels were
edly dumped on East
Lane in Belfair.
Sunday, January 24
A burglary was said to be
progress near mile 3 of
State Route 108.
were reported at a home on
Evergreen Drive; a residence
miles out Highway 101; a
mer home on East
Road in Grapeview from
CD player was taken; a
on East Snowcap Drive in
fair from which a chopsaw
taken; and a home approx:
ly four miles out NE North
Road.
Explosions were reported
a vehicle caught on fire
came fully engulfed on
Gallagher Road.
Monday, January 25
A caller reported seeing
eight bottles marked
the side of East Mason
Drive South.
A caller said another
pulled out a handgun while
ing on Old Olympic HighwaY'
A rape allegedly occurred
the Skokomish Indian
tion.
Fifteen students were
edly having a fight at
and Highland Park roads.
Burglaries were re
East Olympic Drive in
view; near the 1.8-mile
West Ford Loop Road; on
Treasure Island Drive in
and a mile out East Spencer
Road.
Febuary 1-5, 1999
Hood Canal Shelton
MONDAY: Breakfast: Cold cereal, MONDAY: Breakfast: Cereal,
._ February . 1-5
toast. Lunch: Chili dog with cheese, Lunch: Five Star Smart (salad
Monday'Hot dog, potato 1 French fries, fresh fruit, carrot sticks
salad,_chips, orange, milk. I1 with dip, milk.
Tuesday: Ravioli, peas, L[J TUESDAY: Breakfast: Soft pretzel.
bread sticks, green salad,
Lunch: Hamburger gravy over mashed
fruit roll-up, milk.
Wednesday: Cheeseburger,
fries, lettuce, apple, milk.
Thursday: Beef nuggets, pret-
zels with pizza sauce, grapes,
carrot sticks, milk.
Friday: Pizza, green beans,
banana, juice, milk.
Anyone living or working in the
Pioneer School District is eligible
to join Simpson Community
Federal Credit Union.
526 W. Cedar 426-9701
I
potatoes, green beans, buttered roll,
peaches, green salad, milk.
WEDNESDAY: Breakfast: Scrambled
eggs with sausage. Lunch: Macaroni
and cheese with ham, maple bar, but-
tered peas, fruit roll-up, chocolate milk.
THURSDAY: Breakfast: Maple bars.
Lunch: Burrito with sauce, buttered
corn, chocolate pudding, mixed fruit,
milk.
FRIDAY: Breakfast: Toast, sausage.
Lunch: Ham and pineapple pizza, broc-
coli and cauliflower, fruit Jello, peanut
butter cookie, milk.
Sponsored by
1 WEST COAST BANK
m',,', Formerly Centennial Bank
Hoodsport
• N. 24341 Hwy. I01
877-5272
dog on a bun, animal crackers,
TUESDAY: Breakfast: Pancake
sausage on a stick. Lunch: Five Star
Smart (salad) Bar. Chicken burg er,
sugar cQokie, chocolate milk.
WEDNESDAY: Breakfast:
pizza. Lunch: Five Star Smart
Bar. Pizza sticks, sunshine bar,
THURSDAY: Breakfast:
with egg patties. Lunch: Five
Smart (salad) Bar. Turkey toes,
mon rolls, milk.
FRIDAY: Breakfast: Super d
Lunch: Five Star Smart
Cheeseburger, cookie,
milk.
Shelton
• 2307 Olympic Hwy. N
426-5581
&
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF HEARING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the
Board of Mason County Commissioners will
hold a public hearing In the Commission
Chambers at Mason County Courthouse
Building I, 411 North Fifth Street, Shelton,
Washington on Tuesday, February 2; 1999 at
10:00 a.m.
SAID HEARING will be to consider testi-
mony regarding Ordinance No. 131-98, which
is an extension of Ordinance No. 68-96 an Or-
dinance enacting an extension and amendment
to Ordinance No. 23-98 which enacted an ex-
tension to Resolution No. 113-97, Bulldlng
Moratorium in Skokomish River Valley and
amending, on an intedm basis, Ordinance No.
77-93, Mason County Intedm Re)urcas Ordi-
nance. The effect of the amendments Is to al-
low new construction in some areas of the
Skokomish Valley in which this was prohibited.
Ordinance No. 131-96 sets conditions on this
new construction. These intedm amendments
shall expire on December 16, 1999.
If there are questions, please contact the
Mason County Department of Community De-
velopment, (360) 427-9670, Ext 294.
If special accommodations are needed,
please contact the Commissioners' office at
427-9670. Ext 419.
DATED this 17th day of December 1998.
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSION-
ERS
MASON COUNTY, WASHINGTON
/s/Rebecca S. Rogers
LEGAL NOTICE
The license of John C. Hays (Licence
No. 647) to engage in the limited practice
of law was revoked by the Supreme Court,
on Janumy 15,1999.
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NOTICE OF PUBUC TIMBER SALE
Department of Natural Resources will auc-
tion timber to the highest bidder. Contract
terms and bidding Information is available by
calling South Puget Sound Region at 1-800-
527-3305 or by visiting the Region Office at
Enumclaw or Forest Resoumes Division,
Olympia. Bidding information may also be ob.
talned at The County Auditor's office. Bidding
begins at 10 A.M. at the South Puget Region
Office, Enumclaw, Washington, on February
24, 1999.
NORTH SLOPE, App. No. 070378, approx.
Imately 10 miles by road northwest of Hoods-
port on part(s) of Sections 22, 23, 26 and 27 all
in Township 23 North, Range 4 West, W.M,
compdslng approximately 5,313 Mbf of Tim-
ber. Minimum acceptable bid will be
$1,534,000. This sale Is Export Restricted.
1/28.2/4.11 31
ABANDONED VEHICLE SALE
IN COMPLIANCE WITH CHAPTER 42,
RCW 46.55.130, LAW OF 1969, FIRST EX-
TRAORDINARY SESSION, AS AMENDED
BY CHAPTER 281, NOTICE IS HEREBY
Rebecca S. Rogers, Clerk of the Board GIVEN THAT JIM'S AUTOMOTIVE, 809
1/21.282t South 1st St., SHELTON, WASHINGTON
REQUEST FOR BIDS
STAND BY GENERATOR
MARY M. KNIGHT SCHOOL DISTRICT
is requesting bids for the purchase and In-
staUation of a 200-300 KW stand-by generator.
This project once completed will allow the
school district to operate with supplemental
power when needed as a result of general pulp
lic power outages. Sealed bids for this project
will be accepted by the Board of Directors of
the Mary M. Knight School Dist. #311 Lcltil 2.'00
PM of February 19th, 1999.
Bids will be opened publicly at 2:00 PM on
that date at the office of the SuperlntsndanL The
Board of Directors will meet at 7:30 PM to re-
view and decide upon their course of action at
the February 22nd regulady scheduled meet-
ing.
Bidders are encouraged to obtain more In-
formation and specifications at the office of
Fred Yancey, Superintendent at the above ad-
dress or by requesting such by phone.
The Board of Directors of the MMK School
district reserves the right to reject any or all
bids, to waive informalities, and to make such
award as it shall deem to be In the district's
best interests.
By Order of:
Fred Yancay, Supt.
1/28-2/4-10 3t
98584, WILL AT PUBLIC AUCTION ON Feb.
5th, 1999, AT 1:30 P.M. SELL FOR CASH TO
THE HIGHEST BIDDER THE FOLLOWING
DESCRIBED VEHICLES:
1979 Cadillac DeviUe, LIC #902AKY
Trailer, LIC #no plates
1976 Chevy Monza, UC #KRY654
VEHICLES AVAILABLE AT 10:30 A.M.
FOR INSPECTION.
JIM'S AUTOMOTIVE
REG. #5006
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ABANDONED VEHICLE AUCTION
In compliance with Chapter 42, RCW
46.55.130, Law of 1969, First Extraordinary
Session, as amended by Chapter 281, notice is
hereby given that TOW KING, E343 MEYER
LAKE DRIVE, SHELTON, WA 98584, will at
Public Auction on FEBRUARY 5, 1999, AT
11:30 AM, sell for cash to the highest bidder,
the following dascdbed vehicles:
1967 CHEVY SPECTRUM, LIC #246FLD
t978 MERCURY ZEPHYR, LIC #087FAA
1978 OLDS CUTLASS, LIC #030FYY
1975 CADILLAC SEVILLE, LIC #806AWK
1981 TOYOTA COROLLA, LIC #KIY6,53
1985 DODGE CARAVAN, LIC LDW054
1969 DODGE P/U, VIN #D24BEIU343217
Vehicles available at 8:30 AM for Inspec-
tion.
TOW KING
Reg. #5707 1,/28 It
NOTICE BY COUNTY AUDITOR
OF SPECIAL ELECTION
TUESDAY, February 2,1999
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That Special Elacttons will be held on Tuesday, February 2,
1999. in Mason County, Washington, in the precincts and polling places listed separately for the
purpose Mary M. Knight School District No. 311 Bond=, Pioneer School District No. 402 Bond=,
North Mason Soo Distdct No. 403 LoW, and Hood C, anal 8dx)l Distd No. 404 Levy.
Mary M Knight School DIstrict No. 311
Pmpoallk)n No. 1
School Bonds - $8,440,000
To construct a new elementary echool and community resource center, construct new eddl.
tions and modemize Mary M Knight High School, and construct a new auxiliary gym building,
shall Mary M Knight School District No. 311 Issue $8,440,000 of general obligation bonds, me-
luring within a maximum term of 20 yearl, and levy annual excau property taxes to pay and re
tire such bonds, as provided in resolution No. 99-01?
Bonda, Yes
Bonds, No
Pioneer School DIstrict No. 402
Proposition NO. I
General Ob School Bond= - $16,130,000
Shall Plonaer School District No. 402 IImJe $16,130,000 of general obllgetion bonds metudng
within twenty years to pay costs of constructing and equipping additional classrooms at the
Pdmary School, additions to and modemizatlon of the Intsrmedlate/Mlddle ,School and a new
high school of the District, and carrying out other capital purposes and levy annual excess prop-
erty taxes to pay and retire the borK, as provided In Resolution NO. 7-96?
Bonds, Yssu
Bonds NO__
North Mason School Distdct No. 403
Proposrdon NO. I
Four Year Malntsnanoe and Operation Levy
Shall the following excess property taxes for operatton/rneintsnanca purpcees be levied for
the North Mason School DIstrict General Fund on all taxable property within the district, for ap-
proximately $2.40 per thousand assemmd valuation (beNd on true and fair value unlm epectfl-
cally otherwise provided by law) to provide $2,300,000 for collection In calendar years 2000,
2001. 2002, snd 2003, all as specified In School boar¢l Rssolutn No. 8-G-96?
Levy, Yes __
L.y, NO
Hood Cartal School Distdct No 404
Preston No.,
Two-Year School Malntsrwtca and Operation Lew
To meet the educational need= of students in the Hood CanJ School Distdct No. 404, shall
the Hood Canal School Dlstdct No. 404 levy the following excess taxes for the purpose of re-
placing an expiring levy for the maintenance and operatlons expenses on all taxable property
within the District?
Collection ApproxJmets Low Law
Year per $1,000 A=amod Value Amount
2OOO $O.79 $380,OOO
2001 $0.79 S35O,000
All as specified in District Resolution NO. 1, 96-96,
I.ovy, Yss
I.ovy, NO
Precinct ................................. Polling
Allyn/LakelandNIctor ........... LakeLand WI. Crtrn. Club, 470 E CounW Club Dr., Ailyn
Beffalr 115 .............................. Mary E. Thelar Center, 22871 NE Hwy 3, Balfalr
Balfalr 2/314/6 ........................ F.D. #2 Rrahall. 460 NE Cd Balfalr Hwy, Balfalr
Capitol Hill ............................ Vote By Mall
CtoquaJlum ........................... Mall Ballot Precinct
Cushman .............................. F.D. # 18 Rrehall, Lake Standd Dr,, Hoedeport
Dayton ................................... Mail Ballot Pradnot
Dewatto ................................. Pod of Dewatto Building, 2501 NE Dewatto Rd., Tahuya
Eelis ...................................... Middle Skokomlsh Grange Hall, 2202 W Skokomleh
V=¢ey Rd., She,on
Harsttns ................................ e Community Club, (Junction of N Island Dr. &
Harstlne lalarld N)
Hoodsport .............................. F.D. #1 RmheU, 331 N Rnch Ck Rd., Hoodxt
Lake ........................................ Vote By Mail
Lilltwaup ................................ F.D. #17 Rmhall, 34571 N Hwy. 101, LIIliwaup
Matiock/Satsop ..................... Mall Ballot P
Mitler/l'lmbedake ................ Agate Grie Hall 1831 E Loop, talton
Northslde/Bayalore ............. Lk Umedck CounW Club, 790 E 81 Andrew= Dr., Shalton
Oaldand ................................. Pioneer Salted, 110 E Spencer Lk Rd.
Picketing ............................... Fire Station #7, 1741 E Picketing Rd.,
Sbelton
Potiatch/Skokomish ............. Hood Comm, Club, 22021 N Hwy 101
Tahuya .................................. F.D. #8 Rrahall, 14880 NE North Rd., Tahuya
Union ..................................... F.D. #6 Flmhall, 50 E Seattle Bt, Union
Said election will be held Tuesday, February 2, 1999 at the above potling places in 1 pre-
cincts.
The polls will be open from 7:00 a,m. unlil 8:00 p.m. on Jd Election Day, and all qualified
electors who shall be inside of the polling place at 8:00 p.m., be allowed to cut their bIots.
For those precincts in Ule Mary M. Knight School DIeffict No. 311 that are as Mall Bal-
lot Precincts replacement ballots may be obtained at the County Auditors Office in Shal-
ton st 411 North 5th. Ballots may also be drolKI off at Ulll location on nomlal business deys pe-
tween 8:30 a.m. and 5 p.m, and on FJectlon daY February 2, 1999 between 7 am, and 8 p.m.
Man T. Brotcbe
M=on County Auator
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MASON COUNTY
DISTRICT COURT
Judgments in Mason County
District Court Judge Victoria
Meadows' jurisdiction during
the past week include:
Driving under the influence:
Francisco Francisco Gasper,
3170 State Route 300, Belfair,
$1,075, 365 days, 360 suspended;
William A. West, Belfair,
$1,500, 365 days; Kurt John Bay-
er, 847 Retsil Road East, Port
Orchard, and driving with li-
cense suspended, $1,725, 455
days, 335 suspended; John
Moore, West 230 Dry Bed Creek
Road, Matlock, $925, and no
valid driver's license, $50, 455
days, 448 suspended; Pauline L.
Etheridge, 2535 70th Avenue SW,
Olympia, $325, 365 days, 320 sus-
pended; Michael Todd Davis,
1408 West Avenue, Port Orchard,
$685, 365 days, 364 suspended.
Reckless driving: Domingo
Gonzalez Encarnacion, 311 West
E Street, Shelton, $350, 365 days,
358 suspended, and no in-
surance, $250.
Negligent driving: David M.
Kalac, 2131 Evergreen Avenue,
Port Orchard, $200.
Driving while license sus-
pended or revoked: James E.
Tindall, Elms, third degree,
$150, 90 suspended; Michael A.
Gold, 1102 SE Fauna Lane, Port
Orchard, $150; Carl Jesse Bet-
cellos Jr., North 90 Wigeon
Place, Hoodsport, California li-
cense, $150, 90 days suspended;
Robert James McGiveron, 105
Clemens Road, Montesano, third
degree, $300, 90 days suspended;
Francisco Francisco Gaspar,
3170 State Route 300, Belfair,
$250; Milks D. Choote, 900
Olympic Avenue, Shelton, first
degree, 365 days; Jeff A. Brown,
105 South Exchange, Aberdeen,
third degree, $350, 90 days, 70
suspended; Amy R. Oster, 1604
Puget Street, She]ton, $150, 90
days suspended, and no in-
surance, $480; Jose Mendoza-Lo-
per, 168 Cedar Lan¢ Shelton,
third degree, $200, 90 days sus-
pended; Gessy L. Ryan, 900
Olympic Highway, Shelton,
third degree, $250; Lowella P.
Gamber, North 10 Skokomish
Flats Road, Shelton, first degree,
$200, 90 days, 80 suspended; John
M. Moore, 253 Island Lake
Drive, Shelton, third degree,
$150, 90 days, 87 suspended; and
no insurance, $480; Ronald H.
Moore Jr., 27051 North Highway
101, Hoodsport, third degree,
$250, 90 days suspended, and no
insurance, $480.
No valid drivers license: Luis
A. Chavez, 381 East Murray
Road North, Grapeview, $200;
Debrah Lynn Burke, 820 East
Old Lyme Road, Shelton, $150, 90
days suspended; Amy Lynn
Laughlin, East 91 Dogwood,
Shelton, $250, 90 days, 80 sus-
pended.
Other traffic offenses: Alan
M. Kirk, 340 West Dayton Trails
Drive, Shelton, 1,100 pounds over
legal weight on axles, $257.
Unlawful recreational fish-.
i ng: Kris D. Felix, 160 North
Bourgault Road, Shelton, second
degree, $95; Dennis Patrick Ke]-
ley, 6952 North Vandecap SE,
Port Orchard, fishing without a
license, $95.
Transportation and posses-
don of forest product without a
permit: Enrique Alonzo Andres,
628 Ellinor Avenue, Shelton,
$200, 365 days suspended; Anton-
ion Sebastian Antonio, 22993
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Applying for marriage licenses
during the week, according to the
Mason County Auditor's Office,
were:
Kevin Shelton Margason, 35, of
Shelton and Paige Elizabeth Wo-
daege, 28, of Shelton.
Hauke Hansen, 21, of Shelton
and Julie Ann Florek, 26, of Shel-
ton.
Eric James Smileuske, 28, of
Shelton and Jessica Lynn Langer,
31, of Shelton.
David Wade Sushak, 43, of
Shelton and Audra Jean Hennig,
29, of Shelton.
Gregory Roy Jenney, 46, of
Shelton and Monette Shefler, 40,
of Shelton.
State Route 3, Belfair, and theft
third degree, $270, 365 days sus-
pended.
Other offenses: C.H. Murphy,
5565 North Dolphin Street, Port-
land, Oregon, violating of law
governing transportation of haz-
ardous materials, $475, 90 days
suspended; Christopher B.
Manchester, 111 East Shoreline
Lane, Shelton, assault fourth de-
gree, $450, 365 days suspended;
David Ray Grindle, 783 SE
Binns-Swiger Road, Shelton,
unlawful discharge of a firearm,
$100, and minor consuming in-
toxicants, $50.
SHELTON
MUNICIPAL COURT
Judgments in Shelton Munic-
ipal Court Judge Carrene Wood's
jurisdiction during the past week
include:
No valid drivers license: Jus-
tins Cabrera-Moreno, Humptu-
lips, $480.
Driving with Hcense mmpend-
ed: Ernesto Salazar, 600 Park
Street, Shelton, third degree,
$350, 90 days, 89 suspended, one
day community service.
Not mffficient funds: Judith
Ann Miller, 1251 East Pickering
Road, Shelton, four counts, $150,
365 days, 364 suspended, one day
community service.
MASON COUNTY
SUPERIOR COURT
Divarces Granted
Paige Elizabeth Wodaege and
Joseph John Wodaege.
Denise L. Faris and Mitchell
S. Faris.
Dale Terrel and Judy Terre].
Strider S.R. Klusman and
Kathryn J. Klusman.
Janette R. Bunce and Michael
R. Bunce.
Patricia Ann Kuntz-Rickards
and Ronald Russell Rickards.
New Cases
George M. Dupuis against Ste-
yen D. Tipton, tax warrant.
McDonald Land Company
against North Star Lumber,
commercial.
Washington Department of
Labor and Industries against
Michael Scott Miner, tax war-
rant.
Cynthia K. Johnson against
Gene and Jane Doe Becker, per-
sonal injury.
Green Tree Financial Corpo-
ration of Minnesota against
Terra K. and John Doe Norris,
Russell and Jane Doe Norris,
John and Jane Doe, commercial.
Peter F. and Darlene C. Pen-
neck and Ruth E. Wise against
Thomas Rau and all other ille-
gal occupants, unlawful detain-
er.
Aloha Lumber Corporation
against North Star Lumber, In-
corporated, Mike and Jane Doe
Bryan, foreclosure.
Amededo Nappi against
Michael Erickson, commercial.
Washington Department of
Revenue against A&A Pest Con-
trol, Incorporated, tax warrant.
COUNTY
BUILDING
New construction over $5,000,
shoreline work and other major
projects receiving permits dur-
ing the past week include:
Mission Creek Youth Camp,
3420 NE Sand Hill Road, Belfair,
addition and modernization,
$160,000; Robert Hall, 12621 NE
North Shore Road, Belfair, well-
house and garage, $6,130; David
Walterick, 650 East Hiawatha
Boulevard, Shelton, residence
and garage, $156,317; Gordon
Anderson, 300 East Lakeshore
Drive, Allyn, residence and ga-
rage, $115,596; Steve Johnson, 81
NE Lennie's Loop, Belfair,
$87,240, residence and garage;
Michael Beste, 70 West Ayliffe
Lane, Elma, $100,186, residence.
No value was listed for the fol-
lowing projects:
George Carlson, 41 East Rac-
coon Court, Shelton, mobile
home; Joseph Simaitt, 1765 East
Burgundy Road, Shelton, preins.
pection for remodel.
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Mariua Sue Doyle
was born on January I at Taco-
ma General Hospital to Jennifer
Wolf and Mark Doyle of Shelton.
Grandparents are Jim and Sue
Wolf, and Ray mad Sue Doyle, all
of Shelton.
CITY
BUILDING PERMITS
New construction and other
major projects receiving permits
during the past week include:
Robert Smith, 865 Fairmount
Street, $11,088, garage.
SHELTON FIRE
DEPARTMENT
January 19:4:21 p.m., 215
West Railroad Avenue, smoke
investigation.
January 23:4:12 p.m.,700
block of West Alder Street, ille-
gal burn.
January 25, 2:39 p.m., injury,
East Wallace Kneeland Boule-
vard.
SHELTON POLICE
Tuesday, January 19
A suicidal female hostile to
law enforcement was said to be
stirring up trouble at the bus stop
near Safeway.
A caller reported a 9-year-old
struggling with a stroller near
Fred Meyer.
A caller told dispatchers nine
girls and boys were vandalizing
the fence at PUD park, and
another reported ten juveniles
starting a fight on the 400 block of
Dearborn Avenue.
Wednesday, January 20
A caller said a 7-year-old boy
had been left alone while his
mother played bingo.
A burglary was reported on the
2300 block of Jefferson Street.
A basketball hoop was report-
edly creating a traffic hazard on
Jefferson Street.
Thursday, January 21
A caller from East Pine Street
reported that her daughter had
been in a traffic accident.
A burglary on the 700 block of
West Alder Street was reported.
A woman reportedly assaulted
her 4-year-old son outside the
Shelton Police Department.
Friday, January 22
A caller said a suspicious-
looking person with orange hair
was bicycling on South First
Street in the downtown area.
Suspcious bones were report-
edly seen in a field behind Sound
Home Care in the Gateway Cen-
ter.
Saturday, January 23
A burglary was reported at a
home on the 700 block of West
Pine Court.
A woman said she'd been fol-
lowed by a suspicious looking
stalker on the 600 block of West
Franklin Street.
A caller from the 300 block of
West Railroad Avenue asked for
police help in dealing with people
having sex in the bathroom.
Sunday, January 24
Medic One responded to a dis-
turbance on the 400 block of North
Filth Street.
An Hispanic male was report-
edly being harassed by some
other guys on the 200 block of
Olympic Highway North.
A juvenile fell and hit his
head on the 400 block of North
Fifth Street.
A burglary involving compact
disks and guns was reported at a
residence on the 700 block of Ar-
cadia Avenue.
Monday, January 25
A 16-year-old girl who had
been fighting with her sister
asked to be put into a foster
home.
A female caller asked for an
escort home because her boy-
friend had torn the house apart.
MASON COUNTY
JAIL POPUITION
The Mason County Jail, which
was designed for 45 inmates and
refitted in 1989 to house 65,
recorded populations as follows
during the past week:
Wednesday 78, Thursday 78,
Friday 71, Saturday 79, Sunday
76, Monday 80, Tuesday 78.
Efforts are currently under
way to increase the capacity
again.
MASON COUNTY
SHERIFF'S OFFICE
Tuesday, January 19
A disturbance was reported in
an area set aside for recreational
vehicles on SE Craig Road.
Log trucks were reportedly
causing problems by speeding
through water covering parts of
West Skokomish Valley Road.
Three men in a van were said
to be stealing brush from property
near North Lake Cushman
Road.
Burglaries were reported on
West Beeville Road in Matlock
and near milepoint 3.1 of NE
State Route 300.
Wednesday, January 20
Fire District 4 and Mason
County Medic One responded to
the report of a structure fire a
mile out SE Binns Swiger Loop.
A caller said that people were
trying to shoot him and blow him
up.
A home three miles out of West
Little Egypt Road was reportedly
burglarized. A car was reported
stolen as well.
Dispatchers were told by a
caller from NE Admiral Drive
in Belfair that the caller's 17-
year-old daughter had her jaw
broken in an assault.
Thursday, January 21
Fire District 11 responded to
the report of an illegal burn on
East Blevins Road North.
A caller from SE Canna Place
complained of being harassed on
the citizens band radio.
Children were said to be
throwing flares off the C Street
overpass.
A caller reported the theft of
forest products in Matlock.
A burglary was reported at a
cabin on West Star Lake Drive;
A package was reportedly sto-
len from a mailbox on East
Pointes Drive East.
Officials at Mary M. Knight
School reported a bomb threat.
A caller from NE Toonerville
Drive in Belfair said a neighbor
had trash in the yard that was at-
tracting rodents.
Deputies were asked to provide
protective custody for two chil-
dren who were allegedly being
neglected in the Shelton area.
A caller said loud
from the Spencer Lake
was making dogs bark.
Friday, January 22
Five carloads of
were said to be drinking
making a lot of noise on
Lane.
A burglary was reported
summer home 15 miles out
State Route 106 near Belfair.
A caller said someone
throwing eggs and batteries
house on East Rauschert
Grapeview.
A boat was reportedly
from a boat ramp near mile
NE North Shore Road in
huya.
A cougar was seen by the l
ball field at North Mason
School, dispatchers were told.
Saturday, January 23
Fire District 11 responded
the report of a chimney fire
East Rock Way in Shelton.
Fire District 12 and
One responded to the report
injury on West Shafer
Road in Matlock.
Burglaries were reported
home near milepoint 11 on
State Route 106 in Union; a
on NE Capstan Rock
home on North Duckabush
near Hoodsport; and a
three miles out NE State
300 in Belfair.
Transients were said to be
ing in a condemned house
East Budd Drive, where
portedly had a fire going.
Tires and wheels were
edly dumped on East
Lane in Belfair.
Sunday, January 24
A burglary was said to be
progress near mile 3 of
State Route 108.
were reported at a home on
Evergreen Drive; a residence
miles out Highway 101; a
mer home on East
Road in Grapeview from
CD player was taken; a
on East Snowcap Drive in
fair from which a chopsaw
taken; and a home approx:
ly four miles out NE North
Road.
Explosions were reported
a vehicle caught on fire
came fully engulfed on
Gallagher Road.
Monday, January 25
A caller reported seeing
eight bottles marked
the side of East Mason
Drive South.
A caller said another
pulled out a handgun while
ing on Old Olympic HighwaY'
A rape allegedly occurred
the Skokomish Indian
tion.
Fifteen students were
edly having a fight at
and Highland Park roads.
Burglaries were re
East Olympic Drive in
view; near the 1.8-mile
West Ford Loop Road; on
Treasure Island Drive in
and a mile out East Spencer
Road.
Febuary 1-5, 1999
Hood Canal Shelton
MONDAY: Breakfast: Cold cereal, MONDAY: Breakfast: Cereal,
._ February . 1-5
toast. Lunch: Chili dog with cheese, Lunch: Five Star Smart (salad
Monday'Hot dog, potato 1 French fries, fresh fruit, carrot sticks
salad,_chips, orange, milk. I1 with dip, milk.
Tuesday: Ravioli, peas, L[J TUESDAY: Breakfast: Soft pretzel.
bread sticks, green salad,
Lunch: Hamburger gravy over mashed
fruit roll-up, milk.
Wednesday: Cheeseburger,
fries, lettuce, apple, milk.
Thursday: Beef nuggets, pret-
zels with pizza sauce, grapes,
carrot sticks, milk.
Friday: Pizza, green beans,
banana, juice, milk.
Anyone living or working in the
Pioneer School District is eligible
to join Simpson Community
Federal Credit Union.
526 W. Cedar 426-9701
I
potatoes, green beans, buttered roll,
peaches, green salad, milk.
WEDNESDAY: Breakfast: Scrambled
eggs with sausage. Lunch: Macaroni
and cheese with ham, maple bar, but-
tered peas, fruit roll-up, chocolate milk.
THURSDAY: Breakfast: Maple bars.
Lunch: Burrito with sauce, buttered
corn, chocolate pudding, mixed fruit,
milk.
FRIDAY: Breakfast: Toast, sausage.
Lunch: Ham and pineapple pizza, broc-
coli and cauliflower, fruit Jello, peanut
butter cookie, milk.
Sponsored by
1 WEST COAST BANK
m',,', Formerly Centennial Bank
Hoodsport
• N. 24341 Hwy. I01
877-5272
dog on a bun, animal crackers,
TUESDAY: Breakfast: Pancake
sausage on a stick. Lunch: Five Star
Smart (salad) Bar. Chicken burg er,
sugar cQokie, chocolate milk.
WEDNESDAY: Breakfast:
pizza. Lunch: Five Star Smart
Bar. Pizza sticks, sunshine bar,
THURSDAY: Breakfast:
with egg patties. Lunch: Five
Smart (salad) Bar. Turkey toes,
mon rolls, milk.
FRIDAY: Breakfast: Super d
Lunch: Five Star Smart
Cheeseburger, cookie,
milk.
Shelton
• 2307 Olympic Hwy. N
426-5581
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