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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:
Alvaro Castro-Soto, 320 Chestnut
Street, Shelton, $925, 365 days, 363
suspended.
Reckless driving: David G.
Dupuis, 607 Grandview, Shelton,
$150.
Negligent driving: Jerry R.
Cross, 5000 Kerry Lane, Port
Orchard, $250, 90 days suspend-
ed; Anthony J. Davison, 301 East
Woodland Drive, Shelton, $685,
90 days, 88 suspended; Phillip
W. Hayes, SE 261 Craig Road,
Shelton, $500, 90 days, 89 sus-
pended.
Driving while license sus-
pended or revoked: Nathan B.
Anderson, SE 2661 Arcadia
Road, Shelton, third degree, $200,
90 days suspended; Jennifer L.
Veres, 470 East Lakeshore Drive,
Shelton, third degree, $100, 90
days suspended; Michelle L.
Kenning, 60 North Aycock Beach
Drive, Lilliwaup, third degree,
$200, 90 days suspended; Stephen
W. Henry, SE 120 Skalapin
Lane, Shelton, third degree, $150,
and trip permit violation, $100;
Tracy M. Davidson, 120 West
Kneeland Street, Shelton, third
degree, $500, 90 days, 80 suspend-
ed; Michael T. Enderson, NE
6181 Bear Creek Dewatto Road,
Belfair, $300, 90 days, 85 sus-
pended; Teresa R. Green, East
3700 Johns Prairie Road, Shel-
ton, $100, 90 days suspended, and
no insurance, $200; Jon R.
Hughes, East 251 Island Lake
Drive, Shelton, first degree, $200,
365 days, 185 suspended.
No valid operator's license
and failure to appear (FTA):
Shane C. Flatness, 405 West 14th,
Ellensburg, $128.
No liability insurance: Scott
A. Ellsworth, 80 East Blevine
Road, Shelton, $480, and no reg-
istration, $71; Jose T. Pacheo,
1418 Ellinor Avenue, Shelton,
and seatbelt violations, $622; Re-
uus Lery Raber, East 7..1 Pane..
rams Drive, Shelton,•. $480,
speeding, $280.
No liability insurance and
FTA: Robert W. Razor, 47 Chi-
camin Gen Del, Ocean Shores,
$527; Julie D. Harvey, Belfair,
$527.
Other traffic offenses: B & R
Trucking Company, 4902 Boston
Harbor Road, Olympia, 3,800
pounds over legal weight, $237.
Obstructing an officer:
Michael H. Robinson, 91 Wil-
liams Avenue South, Renton,
$200, 90 days suspended.
Unlawful hunting: Robert B.
Searl, 319 Hazelhurst Drive, SE,
Tumwater, second degree with a
bow and arrow, $62, 90 days sus-
pended.
Other fish and wildlife viola-
tions: Dong See Lim, 31611
Fourth Avenue South, Federal
Way, possessing over limit
(oysters), $350.
Other offenses: James Harlen
Hardin, 14851 Cloquallum Road,
Elma, fourth-degree assault
(domestic violence), $300, 365
days, 349 suspended; Jesse Dean
Meader, North 181 Union Drive,
Hoodsport, knowingly making
false statements, $200; Jay H.
Kinney, 8645 30th Avenue, Seat-
tle, disorderly conduct, $450; Ste-
phen G. McKinison, NE 274 Tee
Lake Road, Tahuya, malicious
mischief third degree, $150; Ju-
dith Lelida Holden, East 50
Lakeland Way, Allyn, mali-
cious mischief in the third de-
gree, $100, 90 days, 89 suspended.
SHELTON
MUNICIPAL COURT
Judgments in Shelton Munic-
ipal Court Judge Carrene Wood's
jurisdiction during the past week
include:
Driving while license sus-
pended or revoked: John Edward
Fleshman, East 191 Wilchar,
Shelton, first degree, 365 days,
185 suspended.
No liability insurance: John
Edward Fleshman, 7730 Eells
Hill Road, Shelton, $480, driving
with license suspended, first de-
gree, 365 days, 275 suspended.
Other traffic offenses: Rorilee
L. Bliner, 1739 Holman Street,
Shelton, hit-and.run, $785, 90
days suspended.
Third.degree theft: Jack Lee
Webster, 14 East Dogwood Lane,
Shelton, $550, 365 days, 360 sus-
pended; Twana E. Longshore,
North 80 Salish Court, third de-
gree, $377.50, 365 days, 360 sus-
pended; Lisa Ann Ostrander, 206
East B Street, Shelton, third de-
gree, $350, 365 days, 357 suspend-
ed, eight days community ser-
vice.
Malicious mischief: Alta Joy
Thompson, 121 East Cedar Street,
Shelton, third degree domestic
violence, $250, 365 days, 360 sus-
pended, five days community
service.
Assault in the fourth degree:
Shawn Patrick Moran, 720 West
Pine Street, Shelton, $400, 365
days, 360 suspended; Gale Lynn
Longshore, 60 North Salish
Court, Shelton, $390, 365 days, 360
suspended; Evan D. Keeler, 863
Ellinor, Shelton, $450, 365 days,
355 suspended.
Disorderly conduct: Mark Lee
Thomas, 2560 Agate Road East,
Shelton, $250, 90 days suspended.
MASON COUNTY
SuPEmOR COURT
Divorces Granted
Edward L. Jensen and Erlyn
M. Jensen.
Vickie W. Era and Ronald G.
Era.
Alta R. Davis and Lara Ash-
ley Wolfe.
Alan H. Hill and Roberta K.
Hill.
New Cases
Washington Department of
Labor and Industries against
Kruger & Kruger Roofing, In-
corporated, tax warrant.
Washington Department of
Revenue against Melvin Eugene
Hohn Jr. and Jeanette G. Hohn,
tax warrant.
Washington Department of
Revenue against Double R
Trucking, tax warrant.
Northwest Bank Minnesota
against Leonard and Katherine
Anderson and John and Jane
Doe, unlawful detainer.
Troy Alvin Murray against
Hannah and John Doe Maybell,
tort motor vehicle.
Washington Department of
Employment Security against
Donn T. Denman and marital
community, tax warrant.
Bobbye Lewis against Michael
D. and Tracy McGlothlin, Tim-
ber Lake Builders, Incorporated
and Washington Mutual Bank,
commercial.
Frank Frati against James
and Sharon Depo, unlawful de-
tainer.
Transworld Airline Systems
against Chad Gallagher, tran-
script of judgment.
COUNTY
BUILDING PERMITS
New construction over $5,000,
shoreline work and other major
projects receiving permits dur-
ing the past week include:
Rod Bracken, 50 West White
Road, Shelton, deck, $5,152;
Mark Taylor, 3931 SE Kamilche
Point Road, Shelton, residence
with porch and garage, $102,526;
John Titus, 520 West Dayton-
Airport Road, Shelton, separate
workrooms, $26,136; Sone Nel-
son, 26180 Highway 101, Hoods-
port, garage, $15,122; Duane
Paxson, 380 SE Kodiak Ridge
Drive, Shelton, residence with
deck and garage, $128,160; Gale
Ashby, 250 East Roadrunner
Drive, Shelton, residence, deck
and garage, $125,882; Robert
Utley, 531 East Timberlake East
Drive, Shelton, garage, $12,714;
Ron Urdahl, 18289 East State
Route 3, Allyn, mobile home,
$27,859.
No value was listed for the fol-
lowing projects: Karen Kolody,
80 NE Bald Point Court, Tahuya,
foundation repair; Jerry Olson,
31 North Hidden Cove Lane, Lil-
liwaup, replace residence and
garage; Steve Anderson, 1177 NE
Mission Creek Road, Belfair,
mobile home replacement;
Balthis Barcom, 17490 West
Shelton-Matlock Road, Shelton,
move existing 500-gallon dis-
pensing tank as shown on site
plan; Dietz Kadoun, 161 North
Canal Hide-a-Way, Hoodsport,
site inspection for boathouse re-
pair.
CITY
BUILDING PERMITS
New construction and other
projects receiving permits dur-
ing the past weel iiolude:' •
Shelton School District, 209
North Ninth Street, time-out
room, $500.
SHELTON FIRE
DEPARTMENT
January 26:2:10 a.m., 120
West Haven Drive, Matlock,
mutual aid, structure fire.
January 28:7:21 p.m., 605
South 13th Street, structure fire.
January 31:1:49 a.m., South
First Street, property-damage ac-
cident.
February 1:5:11 p.m., 107
North Eighth Street, property-
damage accident. Mason County
Medic One responded as well.
SHELTON POLICE
Tuesday, January 26
A caller said a group of ju-
veniles were in a fight on the 700
block of West Pine Street.
Someone was reportedly
throwing stuff onto cars out of an
upper story window on the 200
block of North First Street.
Wednesday, January 27
A caller reported the theft of
$3,200 from the Shelton Booster
Club. The allegation proved to be
OFFICIAL COURT NOTICE
IF YOU OWN OR HAVE OWNED A MANUFACTURED HOME, MOBILE
HOME OR OTHER STRUCaRJRE WITH CI.ADWOOD@ SIDING
READ THIS NOTICE CAREFULLY BECAUSE YOUR RIGHTS
MAY BE AFFECTED BY THE CLASS ACTION SETTLEMENT
Notice ,s hereby given, that a proposed settlement has been reached in the class action lawsuit entitled Cave-Woods et al v Jefferson
Smurfit Cot F, et al., No, 97-2-19958-ISEA (K!ng County Superior Court). This settlement wil provide compensation to personswho
have incurred property damage caused by the fadure of Cledwood® siding installed and incorporated into manufactured, mobile orother
homes and other stmaurcs. The ..ttlag'nt will be considered for approval at a Faim Hearing scheduled by the Court on May26. 1999
Are You A Class Member? you are a member of the settlement class if you own, have owned, or will own
properly in the United States on which Cladwood® Siding has he©n incorporated and installed prior to the date of Final Order ard
Judgment in this Action. The following persons are not included in the Class: (a) Persons who propery execute and file a tim@ request
Ibr exclusion from the Class m accordance w,th the terms of this Agreemt; (b) Persons who, while represented by counsel, previously
resolved claims by virtue of full release or judicial action (with prejudice); and (€) Persons who are in the business of buildng,
manutacturing, distributing or selling properties and who have not retained an ownership interest in such properties.
Who Can Make A Claim? Eligible claimants are those class members who (a) own property at the time the claim
is made; (b) formerly owned property but have retained the risht to pursue a claim; (c) formerly owned property and made un-
reimbursed expenditures for the repair, removal or replacement of Cladwood® siding.
This Notice Is Only A Summary ,rye. think you may be a member of the class and you did not receive the
written settlement notice by mail, you should request one 6y writing to the Claims Administrator, You may obtain more mformatDn by
writing or calling tolbfree:
Cladwood@ Siding Litigation
PO Box 3560
Portland, OR 97208-3560
1-888-572-3897
http ://www.cladwoodclaims.com/
wren settlement notice includes a Request for Claims Forms and Instructions on How to Opt.Out of the Settlement
THE LAST DAY TO OPT OUT OF THE SETTLEMENT IS MAY 3, 1999.
PLEASE DONOT CONTACT THE COURT
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unfounded.
A caller told dispatchers his or
her son had stolen property from
the coroner's car.
Thursday, January 28
A caller said a mother on
West Pine Street was forcing her
daughter to drink liquor by pour-
ing it down her throat.
Police were asked to help es-
cort an inmate at the Mason
County Jail to the hospital.
Friday, January 29
Mason County Medic One re-
ponded to the report of a distur-
bance on the 400 block of South
First Street.
A bartender at the Sail Inn
complained about loud music
coming from the Pine Tree.
Another call was made claiming
the music was turned up again
after police left the scene.
A motorist allegedly flashed a
gun at the driver of another car
on East Wallace Kneeland Boul-
evard.
Saturday, January 30
Mason County Medic One re-
sponded to the report of an injury
on Shelton Springs Road.
Someone in a red Gee Metro
was said to be speeding through a
parking lot on Olympic High-
way South and throwing eggs at
bicyclists.
Police received an indecent-
liberties complaint.
Sunday, January 31
A runaway from Haven
House was'said to be at the Safe-
way Store in downtown Shelton.
Dispatchers were told that Haven
House wouldn't have her.
Monday, February 1
The theft of tires and wheels
was reported by a caller from the
1000 block of Ellinor Avenue.
A caller reported a distur-
bance at the Shelton office of the
Washington Department of
Health and Social Services,
where a girl refused to go home
with her mother.
Burglaries were reported in
the 200 block of West Franklin
Street and the 600 block of West
Railroad Avenue.
MASON COUNTY
JAIL POPULATION
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 75, Thursday 79,
Friday 75, Saturday 78, Sunday
78, Monday 77, Tuesday 76.
Efforts are currently under
way to increase the capacity
again.
MASON COUNTY
SHERIFF'S OFFICE
Tuesday, January 26
Mason County Medic One,
Fire Districts 12 and 13 and the
Shelton Fire Department re-
sponded to the report of a struc-
ture fire on West Haven Drive,
Elma.
Fire District 4 responded to a
traffic incident on Highway 101
near Shelton.
Deputies were asked to provide
assistance at the evening meet-
ing of the Mason County Com-
mission.
Brush thefts were reported four
miles out West California Road
near the .2-mile point on West
Fredson Road, Shelton.
A caller claimed an individu-
al had failed to register as a sex
offender upon his release from
prison.
A burglary was reported at
mile 1.8 of West Ford Loop Road
near Matlock.
Wednesday, January 27
Mason County Medic One and
deputies responded to a call for
help on North 13th Street at a two-
car collision with injuries. An
investigation report indicated no
one was seriously injured.
Burglaries were reported at
mile 5.9 of East Brockdale Road,
Shelton, seven miles out NE
North Shore Road, Belfair and a
summer cabin on NE Dewatto
Beach Drive, Tahuya.
A boat worth $1,500 was alleg-
edly stolen from a facility near
mile 23.9 of North State Route 3 at
Belfair.
A caller from the 500 block of
North Maple Street, Shelton, said
someone had torn down a pedes-
trian crossing sign and that mo-
torists were speeding.
A caller from East Barnsby
Place, Shelton, said a man was
exposing himself in front of her
window.
Thursday, January 28
Two men were said to be sleep-
ing in cars on private property
near mile .1 of East Johns Prair-
ie Road.
An assault in the fourth degree
allegedly took place near just off
State Route 3 on East Pickering
Road.
A caller said two dogs jumped
a fence and killed a goat 3.4
miles out SE Bloomfield Road.
Friday, January 29
Burglaries were reported on
East Shannon Place, Shelton;
near the .4-mile point of East St.
Andrews Drive; at a home on
West Pine Acres Way and 3.1
miles out NE State Route 300,
Belfair.
Saturday, January 30
Fire District 2 responded to the
report of a fire on West Fish
Hatchery Road, Elma.
Fire District 11 responded to
the report of an injury on East
Shelton Springs Road.
Burglaries were reported near
the .4-mile point on Grandview
Avenue, Shelton, and at a barn
three miles out Agate Road where
possessions from a burned-down
house were stored.
A guitar was reportedly stolen
from the member of a band some
four miles out NE North Shore
Road.
Sunday, January 31
Mason County Medic One and
Fire District 16 responded to the
report of a fourth-degree assault
near mile 8.2 of Shelton-Matlock
Road.
Burglaries were reported near
the .2-mile point on East Orchard
Lane, Shelton; near the .3-mile
point on East Shorecrest Drive
and at Belfair Elementary
School
Two divers were said to be in
distress in Hood Canal about a
mile from the Tacoma power
plant.
Monday, February 1
About 10 gallons of diesel fuel
were spilled at a small logging
site at mile .8 of Agate Road, a
caller said.
A man reportedly flashed a
gun during a scuffle with anoth-
er man in Allyn.
A man with a large U-Haul
truck reportedly dumped garbage
on Christmas Tree Road.
MASON COUNTY
HEALTH DEPARTMENT
The following restaurants
and other food-handling estab-
lishments were inspected during
the month of November. Viola-
tions listed in the "ied " category
are those which involve practices
that put the public at risk of food-
borne illness; repeated viola-
tions can result in enforcement
action. "Blue" violations relate
to food service operations and
cleanliness.
"The number of red (critical)
items and blue (sanitation and
maintenance) items is not nec-
essarily the number of violations
found," notes registered sanitar-
Jan Stephanie Kenny.
and blue violation has a
ent point score depending
hazard level. Red
have higher point scores
blue because red items
greater probability of
foodborne illness.
"Red section violations
from five to 30 points. If a
establishment has 60 red
it might have only two
tions, but these would be
hazard violations that
very likely to cause
illness if not corrected,"
says. "Blue violations
from two to five points."
Routine Inspections:
January 5:
Eagle Creek Tavern
waup, five red, no blue,
Eldon Store, 10 red, six
total 16.
Hama Hama Company
Eldon, five red, no blue,
five.
Lilliwaup Store, no
January 6:
Canal Coffee CompanY,
fair, no violations.
Coffee Readery, Allyn, no
lations.
Crazy Erics, Belfair, 10
seven blue, total 17.
Fiesta Mexican, Belfair,
violations.
Woodshed, Belfair, no
tions.
January 8:
Fifth Street Espresso,
no red, 13 blue, total 13.
Lynch Creek Floral,
no violations.
Shelton Espresso, no
blue, total five.
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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:
Alvaro Castro-Soto, 320 Chestnut
Street, Shelton, $925, 365 days, 363
suspended.
Reckless driving: David G.
Dupuis, 607 Grandview, Shelton,
$150.
Negligent driving: Jerry R.
Cross, 5000 Kerry Lane, Port
Orchard, $250, 90 days suspend-
ed; Anthony J. Davison, 301 East
Woodland Drive, Shelton, $685,
90 days, 88 suspended; Phillip
W. Hayes, SE 261 Craig Road,
Shelton, $500, 90 days, 89 sus-
pended.
Driving while license sus-
pended or revoked: Nathan B.
Anderson, SE 2661 Arcadia
Road, Shelton, third degree, $200,
90 days suspended; Jennifer L.
Veres, 470 East Lakeshore Drive,
Shelton, third degree, $100, 90
days suspended; Michelle L.
Kenning, 60 North Aycock Beach
Drive, Lilliwaup, third degree,
$200, 90 days suspended; Stephen
W. Henry, SE 120 Skalapin
Lane, Shelton, third degree, $150,
and trip permit violation, $100;
Tracy M. Davidson, 120 West
Kneeland Street, Shelton, third
degree, $500, 90 days, 80 suspend-
ed; Michael T. Enderson, NE
6181 Bear Creek Dewatto Road,
Belfair, $300, 90 days, 85 sus-
pended; Teresa R. Green, East
3700 Johns Prairie Road, Shel-
ton, $100, 90 days suspended, and
no insurance, $200; Jon R.
Hughes, East 251 Island Lake
Drive, Shelton, first degree, $200,
365 days, 185 suspended.
No valid operator's license
and failure to appear (FTA):
Shane C. Flatness, 405 West 14th,
Ellensburg, $128.
No liability insurance: Scott
A. Ellsworth, 80 East Blevine
Road, Shelton, $480, and no reg-
istration, $71; Jose T. Pacheo,
1418 Ellinor Avenue, Shelton,
and seatbelt violations, $622; Re-
uus Lery Raber, East 7..1 Pane..
rams Drive, Shelton,•. $480,
speeding, $280.
No liability insurance and
FTA: Robert W. Razor, 47 Chi-
camin Gen Del, Ocean Shores,
$527; Julie D. Harvey, Belfair,
$527.
Other traffic offenses: B & R
Trucking Company, 4902 Boston
Harbor Road, Olympia, 3,800
pounds over legal weight, $237.
Obstructing an officer:
Michael H. Robinson, 91 Wil-
liams Avenue South, Renton,
$200, 90 days suspended.
Unlawful hunting: Robert B.
Searl, 319 Hazelhurst Drive, SE,
Tumwater, second degree with a
bow and arrow, $62, 90 days sus-
pended.
Other fish and wildlife viola-
tions: Dong See Lim, 31611
Fourth Avenue South, Federal
Way, possessing over limit
(oysters), $350.
Other offenses: James Harlen
Hardin, 14851 Cloquallum Road,
Elma, fourth-degree assault
(domestic violence), $300, 365
days, 349 suspended; Jesse Dean
Meader, North 181 Union Drive,
Hoodsport, knowingly making
false statements, $200; Jay H.
Kinney, 8645 30th Avenue, Seat-
tle, disorderly conduct, $450; Ste-
phen G. McKinison, NE 274 Tee
Lake Road, Tahuya, malicious
mischief third degree, $150; Ju-
dith Lelida Holden, East 50
Lakeland Way, Allyn, mali-
cious mischief in the third de-
gree, $100, 90 days, 89 suspended.
SHELTON
MUNICIPAL COURT
Judgments in Shelton Munic-
ipal Court Judge Carrene Wood's
jurisdiction during the past week
include:
Driving while license sus-
pended or revoked: John Edward
Fleshman, East 191 Wilchar,
Shelton, first degree, 365 days,
185 suspended.
No liability insurance: John
Edward Fleshman, 7730 Eells
Hill Road, Shelton, $480, driving
with license suspended, first de-
gree, 365 days, 275 suspended.
Other traffic offenses: Rorilee
L. Bliner, 1739 Holman Street,
Shelton, hit-and.run, $785, 90
days suspended.
Third.degree theft: Jack Lee
Webster, 14 East Dogwood Lane,
Shelton, $550, 365 days, 360 sus-
pended; Twana E. Longshore,
North 80 Salish Court, third de-
gree, $377.50, 365 days, 360 sus-
pended; Lisa Ann Ostrander, 206
East B Street, Shelton, third de-
gree, $350, 365 days, 357 suspend-
ed, eight days community ser-
vice.
Malicious mischief: Alta Joy
Thompson, 121 East Cedar Street,
Shelton, third degree domestic
violence, $250, 365 days, 360 sus-
pended, five days community
service.
Assault in the fourth degree:
Shawn Patrick Moran, 720 West
Pine Street, Shelton, $400, 365
days, 360 suspended; Gale Lynn
Longshore, 60 North Salish
Court, Shelton, $390, 365 days, 360
suspended; Evan D. Keeler, 863
Ellinor, Shelton, $450, 365 days,
355 suspended.
Disorderly conduct: Mark Lee
Thomas, 2560 Agate Road East,
Shelton, $250, 90 days suspended.
MASON COUNTY
SuPEmOR COURT
Divorces Granted
Edward L. Jensen and Erlyn
M. Jensen.
Vickie W. Era and Ronald G.
Era.
Alta R. Davis and Lara Ash-
ley Wolfe.
Alan H. Hill and Roberta K.
Hill.
New Cases
Washington Department of
Labor and Industries against
Kruger & Kruger Roofing, In-
corporated, tax warrant.
Washington Department of
Revenue against Melvin Eugene
Hohn Jr. and Jeanette G. Hohn,
tax warrant.
Washington Department of
Revenue against Double R
Trucking, tax warrant.
Northwest Bank Minnesota
against Leonard and Katherine
Anderson and John and Jane
Doe, unlawful detainer.
Troy Alvin Murray against
Hannah and John Doe Maybell,
tort motor vehicle.
Washington Department of
Employment Security against
Donn T. Denman and marital
community, tax warrant.
Bobbye Lewis against Michael
D. and Tracy McGlothlin, Tim-
ber Lake Builders, Incorporated
and Washington Mutual Bank,
commercial.
Frank Frati against James
and Sharon Depo, unlawful de-
tainer.
Transworld Airline Systems
against Chad Gallagher, tran-
script of judgment.
COUNTY
BUILDING PERMITS
New construction over $5,000,
shoreline work and other major
projects receiving permits dur-
ing the past week include:
Rod Bracken, 50 West White
Road, Shelton, deck, $5,152;
Mark Taylor, 3931 SE Kamilche
Point Road, Shelton, residence
with porch and garage, $102,526;
John Titus, 520 West Dayton-
Airport Road, Shelton, separate
workrooms, $26,136; Sone Nel-
son, 26180 Highway 101, Hoods-
port, garage, $15,122; Duane
Paxson, 380 SE Kodiak Ridge
Drive, Shelton, residence with
deck and garage, $128,160; Gale
Ashby, 250 East Roadrunner
Drive, Shelton, residence, deck
and garage, $125,882; Robert
Utley, 531 East Timberlake East
Drive, Shelton, garage, $12,714;
Ron Urdahl, 18289 East State
Route 3, Allyn, mobile home,
$27,859.
No value was listed for the fol-
lowing projects: Karen Kolody,
80 NE Bald Point Court, Tahuya,
foundation repair; Jerry Olson,
31 North Hidden Cove Lane, Lil-
liwaup, replace residence and
garage; Steve Anderson, 1177 NE
Mission Creek Road, Belfair,
mobile home replacement;
Balthis Barcom, 17490 West
Shelton-Matlock Road, Shelton,
move existing 500-gallon dis-
pensing tank as shown on site
plan; Dietz Kadoun, 161 North
Canal Hide-a-Way, Hoodsport,
site inspection for boathouse re-
pair.
CITY
BUILDING PERMITS
New construction and other
projects receiving permits dur-
ing the past weel iiolude:' •
Shelton School District, 209
North Ninth Street, time-out
room, $500.
SHELTON FIRE
DEPARTMENT
January 26:2:10 a.m., 120
West Haven Drive, Matlock,
mutual aid, structure fire.
January 28:7:21 p.m., 605
South 13th Street, structure fire.
January 31:1:49 a.m., South
First Street, property-damage ac-
cident.
February 1:5:11 p.m., 107
North Eighth Street, property-
damage accident. Mason County
Medic One responded as well.
SHELTON POLICE
Tuesday, January 26
A caller said a group of ju-
veniles were in a fight on the 700
block of West Pine Street.
Someone was reportedly
throwing stuff onto cars out of an
upper story window on the 200
block of North First Street.
Wednesday, January 27
A caller reported the theft of
$3,200 from the Shelton Booster
Club. The allegation proved to be
OFFICIAL COURT NOTICE
IF YOU OWN OR HAVE OWNED A MANUFACTURED HOME, MOBILE
HOME OR OTHER STRUCaRJRE WITH CI.ADWOOD@ SIDING
READ THIS NOTICE CAREFULLY BECAUSE YOUR RIGHTS
MAY BE AFFECTED BY THE CLASS ACTION SETTLEMENT
Notice ,s hereby given, that a proposed settlement has been reached in the class action lawsuit entitled Cave-Woods et al v Jefferson
Smurfit Cot F, et al., No, 97-2-19958-ISEA (K!ng County Superior Court). This settlement wil provide compensation to personswho
have incurred property damage caused by the fadure of Cledwood® siding installed and incorporated into manufactured, mobile orother
homes and other stmaurcs. The ..ttlag'nt will be considered for approval at a Faim Hearing scheduled by the Court on May26. 1999
Are You A Class Member? you are a member of the settlement class if you own, have owned, or will own
properly in the United States on which Cladwood® Siding has he©n incorporated and installed prior to the date of Final Order ard
Judgment in this Action. The following persons are not included in the Class: (a) Persons who propery execute and file a tim@ request
Ibr exclusion from the Class m accordance w,th the terms of this Agreemt; (b) Persons who, while represented by counsel, previously
resolved claims by virtue of full release or judicial action (with prejudice); and (€) Persons who are in the business of buildng,
manutacturing, distributing or selling properties and who have not retained an ownership interest in such properties.
Who Can Make A Claim? Eligible claimants are those class members who (a) own property at the time the claim
is made; (b) formerly owned property but have retained the risht to pursue a claim; (c) formerly owned property and made un-
reimbursed expenditures for the repair, removal or replacement of Cladwood® siding.
This Notice Is Only A Summary ,rye. think you may be a member of the class and you did not receive the
written settlement notice by mail, you should request one 6y writing to the Claims Administrator, You may obtain more mformatDn by
writing or calling tolbfree:
Cladwood@ Siding Litigation
PO Box 3560
Portland, OR 97208-3560
1-888-572-3897
http ://www.cladwoodclaims.com/
wren settlement notice includes a Request for Claims Forms and Instructions on How to Opt.Out of the Settlement
THE LAST DAY TO OPT OUT OF THE SETTLEMENT IS MAY 3, 1999.
PLEASE DONOT CONTACT THE COURT
Page 16 - Shelton.Mason County Journal - Thursday, February 4, 1999
unfounded.
A caller told dispatchers his or
her son had stolen property from
the coroner's car.
Thursday, January 28
A caller said a mother on
West Pine Street was forcing her
daughter to drink liquor by pour-
ing it down her throat.
Police were asked to help es-
cort an inmate at the Mason
County Jail to the hospital.
Friday, January 29
Mason County Medic One re-
ponded to the report of a distur-
bance on the 400 block of South
First Street.
A bartender at the Sail Inn
complained about loud music
coming from the Pine Tree.
Another call was made claiming
the music was turned up again
after police left the scene.
A motorist allegedly flashed a
gun at the driver of another car
on East Wallace Kneeland Boul-
evard.
Saturday, January 30
Mason County Medic One re-
sponded to the report of an injury
on Shelton Springs Road.
Someone in a red Gee Metro
was said to be speeding through a
parking lot on Olympic High-
way South and throwing eggs at
bicyclists.
Police received an indecent-
liberties complaint.
Sunday, January 31
A runaway from Haven
House was'said to be at the Safe-
way Store in downtown Shelton.
Dispatchers were told that Haven
House wouldn't have her.
Monday, February 1
The theft of tires and wheels
was reported by a caller from the
1000 block of Ellinor Avenue.
A caller reported a distur-
bance at the Shelton office of the
Washington Department of
Health and Social Services,
where a girl refused to go home
with her mother.
Burglaries were reported in
the 200 block of West Franklin
Street and the 600 block of West
Railroad Avenue.
MASON COUNTY
JAIL POPULATION
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 75, Thursday 79,
Friday 75, Saturday 78, Sunday
78, Monday 77, Tuesday 76.
Efforts are currently under
way to increase the capacity
again.
MASON COUNTY
SHERIFF'S OFFICE
Tuesday, January 26
Mason County Medic One,
Fire Districts 12 and 13 and the
Shelton Fire Department re-
sponded to the report of a struc-
ture fire on West Haven Drive,
Elma.
Fire District 4 responded to a
traffic incident on Highway 101
near Shelton.
Deputies were asked to provide
assistance at the evening meet-
ing of the Mason County Com-
mission.
Brush thefts were reported four
miles out West California Road
near the .2-mile point on West
Fredson Road, Shelton.
A caller claimed an individu-
al had failed to register as a sex
offender upon his release from
prison.
A burglary was reported at
mile 1.8 of West Ford Loop Road
near Matlock.
Wednesday, January 27
Mason County Medic One and
deputies responded to a call for
help on North 13th Street at a two-
car collision with injuries. An
investigation report indicated no
one was seriously injured.
Burglaries were reported at
mile 5.9 of East Brockdale Road,
Shelton, seven miles out NE
North Shore Road, Belfair and a
summer cabin on NE Dewatto
Beach Drive, Tahuya.
A boat worth $1,500 was alleg-
edly stolen from a facility near
mile 23.9 of North State Route 3 at
Belfair.
A caller from the 500 block of
North Maple Street, Shelton, said
someone had torn down a pedes-
trian crossing sign and that mo-
torists were speeding.
A caller from East Barnsby
Place, Shelton, said a man was
exposing himself in front of her
window.
Thursday, January 28
Two men were said to be sleep-
ing in cars on private property
near mile .1 of East Johns Prair-
ie Road.
An assault in the fourth degree
allegedly took place near just off
State Route 3 on East Pickering
Road.
A caller said two dogs jumped
a fence and killed a goat 3.4
miles out SE Bloomfield Road.
Friday, January 29
Burglaries were reported on
East Shannon Place, Shelton;
near the .4-mile point of East St.
Andrews Drive; at a home on
West Pine Acres Way and 3.1
miles out NE State Route 300,
Belfair.
Saturday, January 30
Fire District 2 responded to the
report of a fire on West Fish
Hatchery Road, Elma.
Fire District 11 responded to
the report of an injury on East
Shelton Springs Road.
Burglaries were reported near
the .4-mile point on Grandview
Avenue, Shelton, and at a barn
three miles out Agate Road where
possessions from a burned-down
house were stored.
A guitar was reportedly stolen
from the member of a band some
four miles out NE North Shore
Road.
Sunday, January 31
Mason County Medic One and
Fire District 16 responded to the
report of a fourth-degree assault
near mile 8.2 of Shelton-Matlock
Road.
Burglaries were reported near
the .2-mile point on East Orchard
Lane, Shelton; near the .3-mile
point on East Shorecrest Drive
and at Belfair Elementary
School
Two divers were said to be in
distress in Hood Canal about a
mile from the Tacoma power
plant.
Monday, February 1
About 10 gallons of diesel fuel
were spilled at a small logging
site at mile .8 of Agate Road, a
caller said.
A man reportedly flashed a
gun during a scuffle with anoth-
er man in Allyn.
A man with a large U-Haul
truck reportedly dumped garbage
on Christmas Tree Road.
MASON COUNTY
HEALTH DEPARTMENT
The following restaurants
and other food-handling estab-
lishments were inspected during
the month of November. Viola-
tions listed in the "ied " category
are those which involve practices
that put the public at risk of food-
borne illness; repeated viola-
tions can result in enforcement
action. "Blue" violations relate
to food service operations and
cleanliness.
"The number of red (critical)
items and blue (sanitation and
maintenance) items is not nec-
essarily the number of violations
found," notes registered sanitar-
Jan Stephanie Kenny.
and blue violation has a
ent point score depending
hazard level. Red
have higher point scores
blue because red items
greater probability of
foodborne illness.
"Red section violations
from five to 30 points. If a
establishment has 60 red
it might have only two
tions, but these would be
hazard violations that
very likely to cause
illness if not corrected,"
says. "Blue violations
from two to five points."
Routine Inspections:
January 5:
Eagle Creek Tavern
waup, five red, no blue,
Eldon Store, 10 red, six
total 16.
Hama Hama Company
Eldon, five red, no blue,
five.
Lilliwaup Store, no
January 6:
Canal Coffee CompanY,
fair, no violations.
Coffee Readery, Allyn, no
lations.
Crazy Erics, Belfair, 10
seven blue, total 17.
Fiesta Mexican, Belfair,
violations.
Woodshed, Belfair, no
tions.
January 8:
Fifth Street Espresso,
no red, 13 blue, total 13.
Lynch Creek Floral,
no violations.
Shelton Espresso, no
blue, total five.
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