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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 influ-
ence: Richard H. Hutchinson, 740
Newkirk Road, Belfair, $1,503,
365 days, 230 suspended, and pos-
session of less than 40 grams of
marijuana, $250, 365 days, 364
suspended; Tracy D. Grayson,
120 NE Harpoon Drive, Belfair,
$1,595, 365 days, 364 suspended;
Alelino Eric Lopez Miranda, 2128
Adams Street, Shelton, $1,106,
365 days, 364 suspended; Grego-
rio Calmo-Mendoza, 302 Laurel
Street, Shelton, $1,231,365 days,
364 suspended.
Negligent driving: Nickolas
Peter Sallas, 602 West Sunrise
Court, Shelton, second degree,
$210; David A. Pearce, 51 Snowcap
Drive, Belfair, first degree, $543,
90 days suspended; Tiffany R. Wil-
lets, 2360 East Trails End Drive,
Belfair, second degree, $538.
Driving while license sus-
pended or revoked: David H.
Guthrie, 30 North Mount Christie
Court, Hoodsport, third degree,
$193, 90 days suspended; Richard
P. Helm, 920 North Eighth Street,
Shelton, two counts third degree,
$193, 90 days, 83 suspended on
each count; Gary William Hogen-
son, 182 Fern Way, Belfair, third
degree, $400, 90 days, 88 suspend-
ed; Dawn S. Stanard, 3000 Johns
Prairie Road, Shelton, third de-
gree, $150, 90 days, 80 suspended;
James R. Speas, 5211 East Capi-
tal Prairie Road, Shelton, second
degree, $150, 90 days, 80 suspend-
ed; Alan W. Wellard, 613 Firwood
Court, Shelton, third degree, $150,
and speeding, $153.
No liability insurance: Nyh-
ka Mary Louise Gaspar, 215 Arca-
dia Avenue, Shelton, and expired
vehicle tabs, $732.
Unlawful fishing in the sec-
ond degree: John Anthony Poste,
8606 158th Street East, Puyallup,
overlimit of oysters, $150; Randy
L. Summers, 9602 210th Avenue
East, Bonney Lake, over limit of
clams and over limit of oysters,
$150.
SHELT,ON
MUNICIPAL COURT
Judgments in Shelton Munici-
pal Court Judge Amber Finlay's
jurisdiction during the past week
include:
Driving while license sus-
pended or revoked: Manuel
Contraras Vilchar, 1530 Adams
Street, Shelton, third degree,
$343, 90 days suspended.
Failure to redeem bank
check: Clarence L. Allmending-
er, 51 Heron Drive, Shelton, two
counts, $153 on each count and
$66.03 in restitution.
MASON COUNTY
SUPERIOR COURT
Divorces Granted
Kelly Marie Johnson and Derek
Lee Short.
Tammy Marie Labissoniere and
Brett Matthew Labissoniere.
Michael Lee Davis and Carol
Ann Davis.
Guinevere Michelle Holt and
Clayton Frank-Riley Holt.
New Cases
Peter F. Pennock, Darlene, C.
Pennock and Ruth E. Wise against
Kathleen Eaton, unlawful detain-
er.
Cambridge Management Incor-
porated against Tamara D. Thom-
as, unlawful detainer.
Dale Moore and Cassandra
Moore against Leslie Collins and
Jane Doe Collins, tort motor ve-
hicle.
Libre Company Trust against
JeffWhite and Frankie White, un-
lawful detainer.
Leanna Shipp against Mason
General Hospital Foundation and
Treasures Thrift Store, personal
injury.
Washington State Department
of Labor and Industries, tax war-
rants against Linda F. Chappell
and Wayne L. Chappell; Town and
Country Home and Mortgage; Jes-
se Lee Sadler; Rick Nault; Kelly
Lee Ferrier and Rebecca Faye Fer-
rier; and David J. Carpenter.
National City Commercial Cap-
ital Corporation against Mark P.
Chisholm, Jane Doe Chisholm,
Frances A. Chisholm and John
Doe Chisholm, commercial.
Washington State Department
of Revenue, tax warrants against
Dale Carrell; Michael S. Gettle,
Pacific Landscape Maintenance
and Jane Doe Gettle; Ted F. Dan-
ford, Danford Construction and
Jane Doe Danford; Benjamin R.
Price, B&E, Limited Liability
Company, and Erin Price; Davic
Custom Construction, Incorpo-
rated; Connie A. Woodward and
Claws and Paws Pets.
Anthony Black against Dr. Shir-
ley O. Daniels, malpractice.
Fairway Collections, Limited
Liability Company against Vicki
C. Clark, abstract of judgment.
Washington State Employment
Security Department against Joe
Daniel Johnston, tax warrant.
Louise Tabor against Stephanie
Lenz, unlawful detainer.
COUNTY
BUILDING PERMITS
New construction over $5,000,
shoreline work and other major
projects receiving permits during
the past week include:
Derek Yantis, 180 SE Kamilche
Point Road, Shelton, garage,
$35,925; Benjamin Demory, 1100
East Alderwood Road, Belfair, res-
idence, $156,580.40; Trina Morris,
600 East Miracle Heights Drive,
Shelton, residence, $202,894.40;
Jeramy Bellamy, 212 East Tee-
pee Lane, Belfair, manufactured
home, $54,052; Jim Morini, 351
East Marisa Place, Shelton, ga-
rage, $72,220; Donna Moran, 4483
East State Route 3, Shelton, repair
porch, $8,184; Greg Reid, 17781
East State Route 106, Belfair,
insulate excercise room, $9,000;
Rick Jordan, 697 West Elk Ridge
Road, Shelton, storage building,
$10,423.20; John Vanhorn, 390
East Cronquist Road, Allyn, dock,
$17,368.80; Greg Walterick, 7811
West Shelton-Matlock Road, Shel-
ton, garage, $11,591.80; Edward
Scott, 30 North Clallam Place,
Hoodsport, garage, $13,795.20;
Tim Chaney, 80 East Wilburs Way,
Shelton, residence, $154,360.80;
John Carnell, 51 East Willow
Place, Shelton, repair wind dam-
age, $20,000; Ricky Gish, 21 East
Ballycastle Way, Shelton, storm
damage, $6,217; Kitty Kelly, 100
East McLane Drive, Shelton,
storm damage, $9,400.
No value was listed for the fol-
lowing projects:
Mary Amos, 1340 NE Collins
Lake Drive, Tahuya, manufac-
tured home.
SHELTON FIRE
DEPARTMENT
January 25:3:28 p.m. chimney
fire, Alder Street and Northcliff
Road.
January 28:4:38 p.m., vehicle
fire, Dickinson and Puget streets.
SHELTON POLICE
Tuesday, January 23
A caller from a residence in the
1800 block of Laurel Street report-
ed the theft of several items.
Vandalism at an apartment in
the 400 block of Park Street was
reported.
A caller from the 100 block of
West Alder Street reported ha-
rassment.
An alleged assault at the Mason
County Juvenile Detention Center
was reported.
Just after 11 p.m. a caller com-
plained about fireworks in the
2000 block of Ferry Street.
Wednesday, January 24
A caller said two black Labs
were "running all over" the Shel-
ton High School campus.
A vehicle prowl in the 400 block
of Wyandotte Avenue was report-
ed.
At 11:47 a.m. a caller com-
plained about people setting off
bottle rockets near East Roosevelt
and Ferry streets.
Vandalism to a vehicle parked
in a lot in the 100 block of East
Wallace Kneeland Boulevard was
reported.
A caller from the 100 block of
North First Street reported em-
bezzlement of several thousand
dollars by a former employee.
A burglary at a residence in the
100 block of East Birch Street was
reported.
Thursday, January 25
At 4:40 a.m. a caller reported
finding someone sleeping on a
bench in front of a business in the°
100 block of West Railroad Av-
enue.
At 7:17 a.m. a caller complained
about noise in the 1300 block of El-
linor Avenue.
An alleged assault was reported
at Olympic Middle School.
Friday, January 26
At 10:27 a.m. police received a
report of a disturbance at CHOICE
High School.
Officers responded at 4:37 p.m.
to the report of a two-vehicle colli-
sion without any injuries at North
13th Street and Johns Prairie
Road.
Saturday, January 27
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At 12:20 a.m. a caller com-
plained about noise in the 1500
block of Monroe Street and at 2:28
a.m. a noise complaint came in
from a caller in the 1200 block of
Franklin Street.
A stereo system was reported
stolen from a vehicle in the 300
block of Park Street.
A car dolly was reported stolen
from the 200 block of South Third
Street.
Sunday, January 28
Just after midnight a caller re-
ported a prowler in the 100 block
of East Birch Street.
A caller said a group of people
"paintballed" the caller's vehicle at
South Seventh Street and Turner
Avenue.
A caller from the 1300 block of
Center Street reported the theft of
golf clubs.
At 8:31 p.m. a caller complained
about noise in the 1000 block of
West Wyandotte Avenue.
Monday, January 29
A burglary at a business in the
1800 block of Olympic Highway
North was reported.
A caller complained about a dirt
bike speeding in the 300 block of
West G Street.
An alleged assault at Oakland
Bay Junior High School was re-
ported.
A generator was reported stolen
from a shed in the 1300 block of
Center Street.
MASON COUNTY
JAIL POPULATION
The Mason County Jail record-
ed populations as follows during
the past week:
Wednesday 134, Thursday 132,
Friday 136, Saturday 139, Sunday
139, Monday 139, Tuesday 145.
MASON COUNTY
SHERIFF'S OFFICE
Tuesday, January 23
Just after 3 a.m. a caller report-
ed seeing a prowler at a place just
under a half mile out SE Arcadia
Road near Shelton.
A caller reported "an overpopu-
lation of dogs" at a place on West
Lillie Road near Elma.
Callers from East Brazier Iane,
Belfair, and from East Ballantrae
Drive near Shelton reported re-
ceiving threatening phone calls.
Squaxin Island tribal officers
responded to a report of a drug
law violation at the Little Creek
Casino. At 5:58 p.m. a disturbance
at a residence on SE Steh Chass
Place was reported. At 6:30 p.m. a
disturbance involving a customer
at the casino was reported.
Deputies responded to a report
of a minor in possession of alcohol
at North Mason High School.
A burglary at a residence on
North Highway 101, Hoodsport
was reported.
A 1993 red Ford Ranger was
reported stolen from a place on
North Tillicum Beach Lane near
Shelton.
Vandalism at the jail was re-
ported. The caller said an inmate
threw a television set on the floor.
Wednesday, January'24
A break-in at a cargo trailer
near Milepost 23 of NE State
Route 3, Belfair, was reported.
At 1:54 p.m. deputies respond-
ed to a report of a disturbance at
North Mason High School.
Squaxin Island officers received
a report of the theft of prescription
medications from a residence on
SE Qua Ta Sat Circle.
A brush theft on Green Dia-
mond Resource property near the
lake on East Trails Road, Belfair,
was reported.
A caller from East Leeds Drive
near Shelton reported harass-
ment.
Thursday, January 25
Fire District 2 responded at 4:18
p.m. to the report of a chimney fire
at 51 NE Clifton Lane, Belfair,
and at 5:12 p.m. to the report of an
illegal burn at 190 NE Beck Road,
Belfair.
Burglaries were reported at
residences on NE Byerly Drive,
Belfair and about a mile out East
Phillips Lake Loop Road near
Shelton.
An alleged assault was reported
at Hood Canal School.
Vehicle vandalism was reported
at a place about two miles out East
Island Lake Drive near Shelton.
The theft of forest products was
reported on property off East Man-
zanita Road, Union.
A caller reported the theft of
numerous items from a vehicle
parked at Alderbrook Resort in
Union.
At 11:14 p.m. a caller com-
plained about noise on East Agate
rd
Drive near Shelton.
Squaxin Island officers re-
sponded at 11:49 p.m. to a report
of a disturbance in the woods off
SE Skalapin Lane.
Friday, January 26
Squaxin Island officers received
a report of a possible drug law
violation on SE Squaxin Lane. At
11:23 p.m. officers responded to a
report of a disturbance at a lounge
in the casino.
A caller from East Agate Road
reported forgery.
The theft of forest products on
property on West Carmen Road
North was reported and a caller
from NE Forest Springs Road, Ta-
huya, reported the theft of maple
trees.
A caller complained about off-
road vehicles racing up and down
NE Rainbow Lane, Belfair.
An alleged sex offense was re-
ported.
A caller reported the theft of
shellfish from a beach off SE Fern-
wood Lane near Shelton.
A break-in at a storage unit at
a business on SE Craig Road was
reported.
A caller from a business on NE
Roy Boad Road, Belfair, reported
the theft of a welder valued at
$8oo.
A caller from a now.-closed busi-
ness in Belfair reported the theft of
antiques over the last two weeks.
Vehicle vandalism to a set of
mailboxes on East Hiawatha Bou-
levard near Shelton was reported.
Just before 10 p.m. Skokom-
ish officers received a report of a
prowler near a residence on North
Twana Court.
Saturday, January 27
Skokomish officers responded at
12:37 a.m. to a report of a distur-
bance on North Reservation Road.
A caller from North Salish Court
reported being threatened.
Just after 2 a.m. Squaxin Is-
land officers responding to a re-
port of an "aggressive male" on the
fourth floor of the hotel
assistance from deputies. At
p.m. a caller complained
fireworks on
caller from Kamilche
requested assistance with a
orderly" customer who was
ing to leave.
A caller from NE
Belfair, complained about
vehicles.
A caller reported
10 duck hunters in four
Theler Wetlands in Belfair.
A caller reported the
items from two sheds on
Lakeside Drive near Shelton.
A caller from NE
Drive, Belfair, said four
showed up in the yard.
Sunday, January 28
Fire District 12 res
9:11 p.m. to a report of fire on
Matlock-Brady Road, Elma.
At 3:37 a.m. Squaxin Island(
ricers received a report of a
ble drug law violation in the
ing garage at Little Creek
Resort.
A caller from East
Drive near Shelton reported
ceiving threats by way
sages.
Vehicle vandalism on
Chelsey Lane, Belfair, was
ed.
Monday, January 29
A caller reported the their
tools from a trailer on
East Webb Hill Road, Union.
An alleged sex offense
ported.
A caller from East
Drive reported the theft of a
ghy.
Squaxin Island officers
a report of drug
found on a school bus.
Skokomish officers
a report of vehicle
North Twana Court. A
drug law violation was re
a place on North Sunnyside
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Thursday, February 1
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and times for weapons qualification:
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the Month of February
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00ournal of
MASON COUNTY
DISTRICT COURT
Judgments in Mason County
District Court Judge Victoria
Meadows' jurisdiction during the
past week include:
Driving under the influ-
ence: Richard H. Hutchinson, 740
Newkirk Road, Belfair, $1,503,
365 days, 230 suspended, and pos-
session of less than 40 grams of
marijuana, $250, 365 days, 364
suspended; Tracy D. Grayson,
120 NE Harpoon Drive, Belfair,
$1,595, 365 days, 364 suspended;
Alelino Eric Lopez Miranda, 2128
Adams Street, Shelton, $1,106,
365 days, 364 suspended; Grego-
rio Calmo-Mendoza, 302 Laurel
Street, Shelton, $1,231,365 days,
364 suspended.
Negligent driving: Nickolas
Peter Sallas, 602 West Sunrise
Court, Shelton, second degree,
$210; David A. Pearce, 51 Snowcap
Drive, Belfair, first degree, $543,
90 days suspended; Tiffany R. Wil-
lets, 2360 East Trails End Drive,
Belfair, second degree, $538.
Driving while license sus-
pended or revoked: David H.
Guthrie, 30 North Mount Christie
Court, Hoodsport, third degree,
$193, 90 days suspended; Richard
P. Helm, 920 North Eighth Street,
Shelton, two counts third degree,
$193, 90 days, 83 suspended on
each count; Gary William Hogen-
son, 182 Fern Way, Belfair, third
degree, $400, 90 days, 88 suspend-
ed; Dawn S. Stanard, 3000 Johns
Prairie Road, Shelton, third de-
gree, $150, 90 days, 80 suspended;
James R. Speas, 5211 East Capi-
tal Prairie Road, Shelton, second
degree, $150, 90 days, 80 suspend-
ed; Alan W. Wellard, 613 Firwood
Court, Shelton, third degree, $150,
and speeding, $153.
No liability insurance: Nyh-
ka Mary Louise Gaspar, 215 Arca-
dia Avenue, Shelton, and expired
vehicle tabs, $732.
Unlawful fishing in the sec-
ond degree: John Anthony Poste,
8606 158th Street East, Puyallup,
overlimit of oysters, $150; Randy
L. Summers, 9602 210th Avenue
East, Bonney Lake, over limit of
clams and over limit of oysters,
$150.
SHELT,ON
MUNICIPAL COURT
Judgments in Shelton Munici-
pal Court Judge Amber Finlay's
jurisdiction during the past week
include:
Driving while license sus-
pended or revoked: Manuel
Contraras Vilchar, 1530 Adams
Street, Shelton, third degree,
$343, 90 days suspended.
Failure to redeem bank
check: Clarence L. Allmending-
er, 51 Heron Drive, Shelton, two
counts, $153 on each count and
$66.03 in restitution.
MASON COUNTY
SUPERIOR COURT
Divorces Granted
Kelly Marie Johnson and Derek
Lee Short.
Tammy Marie Labissoniere and
Brett Matthew Labissoniere.
Michael Lee Davis and Carol
Ann Davis.
Guinevere Michelle Holt and
Clayton Frank-Riley Holt.
New Cases
Peter F. Pennock, Darlene, C.
Pennock and Ruth E. Wise against
Kathleen Eaton, unlawful detain-
er.
Cambridge Management Incor-
porated against Tamara D. Thom-
as, unlawful detainer.
Dale Moore and Cassandra
Moore against Leslie Collins and
Jane Doe Collins, tort motor ve-
hicle.
Libre Company Trust against
JeffWhite and Frankie White, un-
lawful detainer.
Leanna Shipp against Mason
General Hospital Foundation and
Treasures Thrift Store, personal
injury.
Washington State Department
of Labor and Industries, tax war-
rants against Linda F. Chappell
and Wayne L. Chappell; Town and
Country Home and Mortgage; Jes-
se Lee Sadler; Rick Nault; Kelly
Lee Ferrier and Rebecca Faye Fer-
rier; and David J. Carpenter.
National City Commercial Cap-
ital Corporation against Mark P.
Chisholm, Jane Doe Chisholm,
Frances A. Chisholm and John
Doe Chisholm, commercial.
Washington State Department
of Revenue, tax warrants against
Dale Carrell; Michael S. Gettle,
Pacific Landscape Maintenance
and Jane Doe Gettle; Ted F. Dan-
ford, Danford Construction and
Jane Doe Danford; Benjamin R.
Price, B&E, Limited Liability
Company, and Erin Price; Davic
Custom Construction, Incorpo-
rated; Connie A. Woodward and
Claws and Paws Pets.
Anthony Black against Dr. Shir-
ley O. Daniels, malpractice.
Fairway Collections, Limited
Liability Company against Vicki
C. Clark, abstract of judgment.
Washington State Employment
Security Department against Joe
Daniel Johnston, tax warrant.
Louise Tabor against Stephanie
Lenz, unlawful detainer.
COUNTY
BUILDING PERMITS
New construction over $5,000,
shoreline work and other major
projects receiving permits during
the past week include:
Derek Yantis, 180 SE Kamilche
Point Road, Shelton, garage,
$35,925; Benjamin Demory, 1100
East Alderwood Road, Belfair, res-
idence, $156,580.40; Trina Morris,
600 East Miracle Heights Drive,
Shelton, residence, $202,894.40;
Jeramy Bellamy, 212 East Tee-
pee Lane, Belfair, manufactured
home, $54,052; Jim Morini, 351
East Marisa Place, Shelton, ga-
rage, $72,220; Donna Moran, 4483
East State Route 3, Shelton, repair
porch, $8,184; Greg Reid, 17781
East State Route 106, Belfair,
insulate excercise room, $9,000;
Rick Jordan, 697 West Elk Ridge
Road, Shelton, storage building,
$10,423.20; John Vanhorn, 390
East Cronquist Road, Allyn, dock,
$17,368.80; Greg Walterick, 7811
West Shelton-Matlock Road, Shel-
ton, garage, $11,591.80; Edward
Scott, 30 North Clallam Place,
Hoodsport, garage, $13,795.20;
Tim Chaney, 80 East Wilburs Way,
Shelton, residence, $154,360.80;
John Carnell, 51 East Willow
Place, Shelton, repair wind dam-
age, $20,000; Ricky Gish, 21 East
Ballycastle Way, Shelton, storm
damage, $6,217; Kitty Kelly, 100
East McLane Drive, Shelton,
storm damage, $9,400.
No value was listed for the fol-
lowing projects:
Mary Amos, 1340 NE Collins
Lake Drive, Tahuya, manufac-
tured home.
SHELTON FIRE
DEPARTMENT
January 25:3:28 p.m. chimney
fire, Alder Street and Northcliff
Road.
January 28:4:38 p.m., vehicle
fire, Dickinson and Puget streets.
SHELTON POLICE
Tuesday, January 23
A caller from a residence in the
1800 block of Laurel Street report-
ed the theft of several items.
Vandalism at an apartment in
the 400 block of Park Street was
reported.
A caller from the 100 block of
West Alder Street reported ha-
rassment.
An alleged assault at the Mason
County Juvenile Detention Center
was reported.
Just after 11 p.m. a caller com-
plained about fireworks in the
2000 block of Ferry Street.
Wednesday, January 24
A caller said two black Labs
were "running all over" the Shel-
ton High School campus.
A vehicle prowl in the 400 block
of Wyandotte Avenue was report-
ed.
At 11:47 a.m. a caller com-
plained about people setting off
bottle rockets near East Roosevelt
and Ferry streets.
Vandalism to a vehicle parked
in a lot in the 100 block of East
Wallace Kneeland Boulevard was
reported.
A caller from the 100 block of
North First Street reported em-
bezzlement of several thousand
dollars by a former employee.
A burglary at a residence in the
100 block of East Birch Street was
reported.
Thursday, January 25
At 4:40 a.m. a caller reported
finding someone sleeping on a
bench in front of a business in the°
100 block of West Railroad Av-
enue.
At 7:17 a.m. a caller complained
about noise in the 1300 block of El-
linor Avenue.
An alleged assault was reported
at Olympic Middle School.
Friday, January 26
At 10:27 a.m. police received a
report of a disturbance at CHOICE
High School.
Officers responded at 4:37 p.m.
to the report of a two-vehicle colli-
sion without any injuries at North
13th Street and Johns Prairie
Road.
Saturday, January 27
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At 12:20 a.m. a caller com-
plained about noise in the 1500
block of Monroe Street and at 2:28
a.m. a noise complaint came in
from a caller in the 1200 block of
Franklin Street.
A stereo system was reported
stolen from a vehicle in the 300
block of Park Street.
A car dolly was reported stolen
from the 200 block of South Third
Street.
Sunday, January 28
Just after midnight a caller re-
ported a prowler in the 100 block
of East Birch Street.
A caller said a group of people
"paintballed" the caller's vehicle at
South Seventh Street and Turner
Avenue.
A caller from the 1300 block of
Center Street reported the theft of
golf clubs.
At 8:31 p.m. a caller complained
about noise in the 1000 block of
West Wyandotte Avenue.
Monday, January 29
A burglary at a business in the
1800 block of Olympic Highway
North was reported.
A caller complained about a dirt
bike speeding in the 300 block of
West G Street.
An alleged assault at Oakland
Bay Junior High School was re-
ported.
A generator was reported stolen
from a shed in the 1300 block of
Center Street.
MASON COUNTY
JAIL POPULATION
The Mason County Jail record-
ed populations as follows during
the past week:
Wednesday 134, Thursday 132,
Friday 136, Saturday 139, Sunday
139, Monday 139, Tuesday 145.
MASON COUNTY
SHERIFF'S OFFICE
Tuesday, January 23
Just after 3 a.m. a caller report-
ed seeing a prowler at a place just
under a half mile out SE Arcadia
Road near Shelton.
A caller reported "an overpopu-
lation of dogs" at a place on West
Lillie Road near Elma.
Callers from East Brazier Iane,
Belfair, and from East Ballantrae
Drive near Shelton reported re-
ceiving threatening phone calls.
Squaxin Island tribal officers
responded to a report of a drug
law violation at the Little Creek
Casino. At 5:58 p.m. a disturbance
at a residence on SE Steh Chass
Place was reported. At 6:30 p.m. a
disturbance involving a customer
at the casino was reported.
Deputies responded to a report
of a minor in possession of alcohol
at North Mason High School.
A burglary at a residence on
North Highway 101, Hoodsport
was reported.
A 1993 red Ford Ranger was
reported stolen from a place on
North Tillicum Beach Lane near
Shelton.
Vandalism at the jail was re-
ported. The caller said an inmate
threw a television set on the floor.
Wednesday, January'24
A break-in at a cargo trailer
near Milepost 23 of NE State
Route 3, Belfair, was reported.
At 1:54 p.m. deputies respond-
ed to a report of a disturbance at
North Mason High School.
Squaxin Island officers received
a report of the theft of prescription
medications from a residence on
SE Qua Ta Sat Circle.
A brush theft on Green Dia-
mond Resource property near the
lake on East Trails Road, Belfair,
was reported.
A caller from East Leeds Drive
near Shelton reported harass-
ment.
Thursday, January 25
Fire District 2 responded at 4:18
p.m. to the report of a chimney fire
at 51 NE Clifton Lane, Belfair,
and at 5:12 p.m. to the report of an
illegal burn at 190 NE Beck Road,
Belfair.
Burglaries were reported at
residences on NE Byerly Drive,
Belfair and about a mile out East
Phillips Lake Loop Road near
Shelton.
An alleged assault was reported
at Hood Canal School.
Vehicle vandalism was reported
at a place about two miles out East
Island Lake Drive near Shelton.
The theft of forest products was
reported on property off East Man-
zanita Road, Union.
A caller reported the theft of
numerous items from a vehicle
parked at Alderbrook Resort in
Union.
At 11:14 p.m. a caller com-
plained about noise on East Agate
rd
Drive near Shelton.
Squaxin Island officers re-
sponded at 11:49 p.m. to a report
of a disturbance in the woods off
SE Skalapin Lane.
Friday, January 26
Squaxin Island officers received
a report of a possible drug law
violation on SE Squaxin Lane. At
11:23 p.m. officers responded to a
report of a disturbance at a lounge
in the casino.
A caller from East Agate Road
reported forgery.
The theft of forest products on
property on West Carmen Road
North was reported and a caller
from NE Forest Springs Road, Ta-
huya, reported the theft of maple
trees.
A caller complained about off-
road vehicles racing up and down
NE Rainbow Lane, Belfair.
An alleged sex offense was re-
ported.
A caller reported the theft of
shellfish from a beach off SE Fern-
wood Lane near Shelton.
A break-in at a storage unit at
a business on SE Craig Road was
reported.
A caller from a business on NE
Roy Boad Road, Belfair, reported
the theft of a welder valued at
$8oo.
A caller from a now.-closed busi-
ness in Belfair reported the theft of
antiques over the last two weeks.
Vehicle vandalism to a set of
mailboxes on East Hiawatha Bou-
levard near Shelton was reported.
Just before 10 p.m. Skokom-
ish officers received a report of a
prowler near a residence on North
Twana Court.
Saturday, January 27
Skokomish officers responded at
12:37 a.m. to a report of a distur-
bance on North Reservation Road.
A caller from North Salish Court
reported being threatened.
Just after 2 a.m. Squaxin Is-
land officers responding to a re-
port of an "aggressive male" on the
fourth floor of the hotel
assistance from deputies. At
p.m. a caller complained
fireworks on
caller from Kamilche
requested assistance with a
orderly" customer who was
ing to leave.
A caller from NE
Belfair, complained about
vehicles.
A caller reported
10 duck hunters in four
Theler Wetlands in Belfair.
A caller reported the
items from two sheds on
Lakeside Drive near Shelton.
A caller from NE
Drive, Belfair, said four
showed up in the yard.
Sunday, January 28
Fire District 12 res
9:11 p.m. to a report of fire on
Matlock-Brady Road, Elma.
At 3:37 a.m. Squaxin Island(
ricers received a report of a
ble drug law violation in the
ing garage at Little Creek
Resort.
A caller from East
Drive near Shelton reported
ceiving threats by way
sages.
Vehicle vandalism on
Chelsey Lane, Belfair, was
ed.
Monday, January 29
A caller reported the their
tools from a trailer on
East Webb Hill Road, Union.
An alleged sex offense
ported.
A caller from East
Drive reported the theft of a
ghy.
Squaxin Island officers
a report of drug
found on a school bus.
Skokomish officers
a report of vehicle
North Twana Court. A
drug law violation was re
a place on North Sunnyside
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Hood Canal at Union
Thursday, February 1
High .................. 5:40 a.m ........... 12.7 ft.
Low ................. 11:12 a.m ............. 7.5 ft.
High .................. 3:34 p.m ........... 10.8 ft.
Low ................. 10:37 p.m ........... -1.3 ft.
Friday, February 2
High .................. 6:07 a.m ........... 12.6 ft.
Low ................. 11:48 a.m ............. 6.8 ft.
High .................. 4:21 p.m ........... 10.7 ft.
Low ................. 11:15 p.m ........... -0.9 ft.
Saturday, February 3
High .................. 6:29 a.m ........... 12.5 ft.
Low ................. 12:22 p.m ............. 6.2 ft.
High .................. 5:07 p.m ........... 10.4 ft.
Low ................. 11:51 p.m ........... -0.2 ft.
Sunday, February 4
High .................. 6:48 a.m ........... 12.5 ft.
Low ................. 12:55 p.m ............. 5.5 ft.
High .................. 5:53 p.m ........... 10.0 ft.
Monday, February 5
Low ................. 12:25 a.m ............. 0.7 ft.
High .................. 7:09 a.m ........... 12.4 ft.
Low ................... 1:28 p.m ............. 4.6 ft.
High .................. 6:41 p.m ............. 9.7 ft.
Tuesday, February 6
Low ................. 12:58 a.m ............. 2.0 ft.
High .................. 7:32 a.m ........... 12.3 ft.
Low ................... 2:04 p.m ............. 3.9 ft.
High .................. 7:33 p.m ............. 9.3 ft.
Wednesday, February 7
Low ................... 1:32 a.m ....... : ..... 3.4 ft.
High .................. 7:57 a.m ........... 12.1 ft.
Low ................... 2:42 p.m ............. 3.1 ft.
High .................. 8:31 p.m ............. 9.0 ft.
Thursday, February 8
Low ................... 2:06 a.m ............. 4.9 ft.
High .................. 8:24 a.m ........... 11.8 ft.
Low ................... 3:24 p.m ............. 2.5 ft.
High .................. 9:39 p.m ............. 8.8 ft.
Oakland Bay at
Thursday, February 1
High .................. 7:05 a.m ........... 1!
Low ................... 1:07 p.m.
High .................. 4:59 p.m ........... 1:.
Friday, February 2
Low ................. 12:32 a.m ........... .1
High .................. 7:32 a.m ........... 1
Low ................... 1:43 p.m.
High .................. 5:46 p.m ........... 1
Saturday, February 3
Low ................... 1:10 a.m ...........
High .................. 7:54 a.m ........... 1:
Low ................... 2:17 p.m .............
High .................. 6:32 p.m ........... 11
Sunday, February 4
Low ................... 1:46 a.m ...........
High .................. 8:13 a.m ........... 1
Low ................... 2:50 p.m ............. '
High .................. 7:18 p.m ........... 1:
Monday, February 5
Low ................... 2:20 a.m ............. I
High .................. 8:34 a.m ........... 1!
Low ................... 3:23 p.m ............. '
High .................. 8:06 p.m ........... 1
Tuesday, February 6
Low ................... 2:53 a.m .............
High .................. 8:57 a.m ........... 1
Low ................... 3:59 p 1 '
High .................. 8:58 p.m ...........
Wednesday, February 7
Low ................... 3:27 a.m ..............
High .................. 9:22 a.m ........... 1
Low ................... 4:37 p.m .............
High .................. 9:56 p.m ........... 1
Thursday, February 8
Low ................... 4:01 a.m .............
High .................. 9:49 a.m ........... 1
Low ................... 5:19
High ................ 11:04 1:
WASHINGTON CORRECTIONS CENTEII
The Washington Corrections Center
has scheduled the following day(s)
and times for weapons qualification:
Monday through Friday for
the Month of February
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