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It's prison for Anthony Six plea
A King County man who pled
guilty to robbing a Shelton wom-
an of her purse after following her
home from a local casino was sen-
tenced in Mason County Superior
Court last week to seven years
prison.
John Floyd Anthony, 42, who
lived at 216 Ellington Street, Pa-
cific, at the time of his arrest, was
sentenced Thursday by Judge
James Sawyer to 84 months for
strong-arm robbery. The sentence
was in connection with events of
August 21, 1997, when Anthony
followed Shirley Taylor from a ca-
sino to her home in Wingwood
and stole her purse.
According to court papers An-
thony attacked Taylor while she
was walking from her car to her
house, pushing her into the ga-
rage and grabbing the purse. He
was picked up while speeding
east on Turner Avenue. Taylor's
purse was found in a ditch at the
Superior court roundup:
corner of Turner and Angleside
Drive.
ANTHONY WILL start ser-
ving time after he completes a
sentence of 43 months handed
down by the King County Superi-
or Court in connection with
another crime he committed that
week.
"He has a serious gambling
problem to the point of addiction,"
defense attorney Charles Lane
said. "Coupled with that, Mr. An-
thony had a drug problem at this
time which may have contributed
to an error in judgement."
Anthony admitted that he is
Judge James Sawyer presided
over several pretrial hearings on
Wednesday, January 27, in Ma-
son County Superior Court. The
following resulted in guilty pleas:
Amber Nicole Lapic, 22,
whose address at the time of her
initial arrest was 3741 West Lit-
tle Egypt, pied guilty to malicious
mischief in the second degree.
Sentencing was scheduled for
March 4.
Lapic faces restitution of $632
for her role last March in inciting
two young offenders to slash the
tires of another person in what
the prosecution said was a re-
Radford i q)rdered addicted to gambling. "When this vengeincident. The state dropped
S is all over I just want to live a other charges, including assault
normal and productive life," he in the fourth degree, criminal
said. conspiracy and furnishing liquor
which means she maintains her
innocence but concedes that the
evidence is likely to result in a
conviction. Judge Sawyer said her
arrest last November was the
first offense recorded by the court
and set her sentencing for Febru-
ary 25.
Theodore Frank Bech-
told, 29, of 2261 Highway 108
West, Shelton, pied guilty to bur-
glary in the second degree, mali-
cious mischief and violation of a
no-contact order.
THE BURGLARY charge
was reduced from residential bur-
glary, which is a more serious
crime. Sawyer ordered the prepa-
ration of a presentence report and
scheduled sentencing for March
JL guilty as trials loom
Bouch, 29, of 21 Chinook Court couldn't hunt. He told her
to pay up" S25 530 Although he did not find excep- to a minor.
9 tional circumstances, Judge Saw- * James Lawrence De-
yer gave Anthony the maximum Gagne, 37, who lived at 7105
A Shelton man who earlier
pied guilty to possession of stolen
property was ordered in Mason
County Superior Court last week
to pay $25,530 in restitution to
the man whose family treasures
disappeared from a rented ga-
rage.
Judge James Sawyer ordered
Ronald James Radford, a 33-
year-old with a former address in
the Lake Limerick area, to pay
the ordered restitution to restore
the value of items Dale Cun-
ningham of Shelton told investi-
gating officers were missing.
Radford was convicted of pos-
sessing items belonging to Cun-
ningham, including glass, porce-
lein, stereo equipment and valu-
able antique china. At Radford's
sentencing, Cunningham de-
scribed items that were missing
as irreplaceable family heirlooms.
According to court papers Radford
sold or traded the stolen goods to
two Mason County residents.
IN ARRAIGNMENT pro-
ceedings in new cases before the
court last Thursday:
* Nathan Walter Her-
mann, 19, of 2040 West High-
land Road, Shelton pied not guilty
to residential burglary and theft
in the first degree. Defense attor-
ney Ron Sergi asked that Her-
mann be released on personal re-
cognizance. Judge Sawyer set bail
at $3,000 and set the following
schedule tbr the case: omnibus
hearing on February 18; pretrial
hearing on February 25; and trial
in the March 4 term.
Chris Allen Weddle, 38,
whose most recent known address
was 2402 Cole Road, Shelton pled
not guilty to possession of a dan-
gerous weapon, possession of
drug paraphernalia and driving
with license suspended in the
third degree. Weddle is to appear
for omnibus proceedings on
Marct 4, pretrial on March 24
bind trial in the April 5 term.
Susan Patterson, 44, of
114 East Marcy in Montesano
faces charges of theft in the sec-
ond degree following an identifi-
cation hearing on January 20.
Judge Sawyer found that she does
not qualify for a court-appointed
attorney and scheduled her ar-
raignment for today. The infor-
mation filed in the case alleges
that she stole $800 from Marilou
Booth on May 5, 1997 by renting
an apartment she didn't own to
Mandi Kayzers.
IN OTHER proceedings
Thursday:
* Michael William Ready,
26, whose most recent known ad-
dress is 110 SE Crater Road,
Shelton, was fbund guilty of pos-
sessing 3.5 grams of methamphe-
tamine after he failed to partici-
pate in a diversion program. Sen-
tencing was scheduled for Febru-
ary 18.
* Kevin Swenson, 43, of 51
East Catfish Lake Road, Shelton
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was identified in connection with
charges that he possessed meth-
amphetamine and drug parapher-
nalia and that he provided false
information to a law officer and
was driving with his license sus-
pended. Sawyer appointed
Charles Lane to be his attorney
and set bail at $5,000. Arraign-
ment was scheduled for February
4.
Judge Sawyer ordered a
$10,000 warrant for the arrest of
Fred L. Campbell, 47, whose
most recent known address was
261 East Willow Blue Lane, Shel-
ton, for failing to appear for ar-
raignment on charges of conspira-
cy to manufacture an illegal drug.
The judge ordered a $10,000
warrant for the arrest of Gwen
Weicker, 20, of whose last
known address was East 101
Driftwood Circle, Shelton, for fail-
ing to appear for a court hearing
to terminate her enrollment in a
diversion program.
ALSO IN court during the
past week were:
Aldous J. Block, 20, of NE
121 View Court, Belfair, who was
identified Monday on a pair of po-
tential charges. He was arrested
in connection with allegations
that he assaulted Donald Douglas
Nelson and violated the state
drugs laws. Sawyer released him
on personal recognizance and
scheduled his arraignment for
February 18. He also told him to
stay away from Nelson and his
immediate family.
Laurel Susan MacIntyre,
43, of North 21110 Highway 101,
Shelton, pied not guilty to a
charge of assault in the second
degree. Omnibus was set for
March 4, pretrial for March 24
and trial for the April 5 term.
MacIntyre faces allegations she
slashed Roy E. Estacio with a
knife while he was moving his
things out of a residence at the
apartment complex where MacIn-
tyre lives.
* Travis Liberty Sparr, 26,
of 22280 Highway 101, Shelton,
who pled not guilty Friday to a
charge of failing to register as a
sex offender.
Sawyer set bail at $7,500 and
set an omnibus hearing for Feb-
ruary 18, pretrial hearing for
February 24 and trial for the
March 8 jury term.
Sparr was convicted of rape in
the second degree in April of
1996.
sentence allowed by law. Antho-
ny's criminal history since 1979,
Sawyer noted, includes three ar-
rests for burglary, five arrests for
theft and an earlier arrest for rob-
bery in the second degree.
THE JUDGE said Anthony
destroyed Taylor's sense of safety.
"You can never return to her the
sense of security she had before
you committed this crime," he
said.
Sawyer also ordered him to pay
$275.80 in court costs, $500 to the
victims compensation fund and
$350 in attorneys fees. The judge
scheduled a restitution hearing
for March 18.
162nd Street, Puyallup at the
time of his arrest, entered a
guilty plea to two counts of for-
gery and one count of theft in the
first degree.
HE WAS ARRESTED last
September after he tried to use
someone else's credit card to
spend money at the Spencer Lake
Resort and to cash $1,100 in sto-
len checks at Seafirst Bank. Sen-
tencing was scheduled for Febru-
ary 18.
* Shannon Amanda Smith,
23, of 81 NE Cherokee Beach
Road, Belfair, pied guilty to pos-
session of methamphetamine.
Smith made an Alford plea,
ViolatoI ge jailtime
Judge James Sawyer dealt charges.
with dispositions on two viola- Sawyer ordered her to serve 90
tions of the conditions of earlier
sentences in Mason County Supe-
rior Court last Thursday.
In those cases:
* Rorilee L. Bliner, 37, who
lived at SE 1739 Holman, Shel-
ton, at the time of her arrest, ad-
mitted violating the conditions of
her sentencing on narcotics
days in jail and authorized her re-
lease to a treatment program.
Dale Carrell, 42, of Shelton
admitted that he violated condi-
tions of a 1998 sentence for a do-
mestic violence assault against
his wife. Sawyer gave him 60
days of day reporting for violating
a no-contact order.
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at Lake Arrowhead, pied guilty to
forgery and two counts of possess-
ing stolen property, including
clothes, tools and a 1979 Honda
Prelude. The charges stemmed
from an incident that occurred
following her breakup with her
boyfriend of 14 years.
When Sawyer read DuBouch
better switch to bow and
and that she was
to firearms restrictions in
tion with another case.
"Bow and arrow are
reasonable alternative," he!
"You may have been
around committing a felony
not even know it. The
the standard warning against sentences in these cases
possession of a firearm, she asked , ty severe." Her sentencing
the judge if this meant she scheduled ferMI 18.
Residential
Commercial
18.
Carl R. McMillen, 62, who
at the time of his first arrest lived
at 3080 Pickering Road, Shelton,
pled guilty to charges of burglary
in the second degree, violation of
a no-contact order, unlawful pos-
session of a firearm and attempt-
ing to elude police.
Two separate cases were rolled
into one. The burglary and no-
contact felonies occurred last Sep-
tember 11 when he entered the
Spencer Lake home of his es-
tranged wife. The eluding and
firearms charges occurred last
November 27, the day of his most
recent arrest.
JUDGE SAWYER scheduled
sentencing for March 4.
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It's prison for Anthony Six plea
A King County man who pled
guilty to robbing a Shelton wom-
an of her purse after following her
home from a local casino was sen-
tenced in Mason County Superior
Court last week to seven years
prison.
John Floyd Anthony, 42, who
lived at 216 Ellington Street, Pa-
cific, at the time of his arrest, was
sentenced Thursday by Judge
James Sawyer to 84 months for
strong-arm robbery. The sentence
was in connection with events of
August 21, 1997, when Anthony
followed Shirley Taylor from a ca-
sino to her home in Wingwood
and stole her purse.
According to court papers An-
thony attacked Taylor while she
was walking from her car to her
house, pushing her into the ga-
rage and grabbing the purse. He
was picked up while speeding
east on Turner Avenue. Taylor's
purse was found in a ditch at the
Superior court roundup:
corner of Turner and Angleside
Drive.
ANTHONY WILL start ser-
ving time after he completes a
sentence of 43 months handed
down by the King County Superi-
or Court in connection with
another crime he committed that
week.
"He has a serious gambling
problem to the point of addiction,"
defense attorney Charles Lane
said. "Coupled with that, Mr. An-
thony had a drug problem at this
time which may have contributed
to an error in judgement."
Anthony admitted that he is
Judge James Sawyer presided
over several pretrial hearings on
Wednesday, January 27, in Ma-
son County Superior Court. The
following resulted in guilty pleas:
Amber Nicole Lapic, 22,
whose address at the time of her
initial arrest was 3741 West Lit-
tle Egypt, pied guilty to malicious
mischief in the second degree.
Sentencing was scheduled for
March 4.
Lapic faces restitution of $632
for her role last March in inciting
two young offenders to slash the
tires of another person in what
the prosecution said was a re-
Radford i q)rdered addicted to gambling. "When this vengeincident. The state dropped
S is all over I just want to live a other charges, including assault
normal and productive life," he in the fourth degree, criminal
said. conspiracy and furnishing liquor
which means she maintains her
innocence but concedes that the
evidence is likely to result in a
conviction. Judge Sawyer said her
arrest last November was the
first offense recorded by the court
and set her sentencing for Febru-
ary 25.
Theodore Frank Bech-
told, 29, of 2261 Highway 108
West, Shelton, pied guilty to bur-
glary in the second degree, mali-
cious mischief and violation of a
no-contact order.
THE BURGLARY charge
was reduced from residential bur-
glary, which is a more serious
crime. Sawyer ordered the prepa-
ration of a presentence report and
scheduled sentencing for March
JL guilty as trials loom
Bouch, 29, of 21 Chinook Court couldn't hunt. He told her
to pay up" S25 530 Although he did not find excep- to a minor.
9 tional circumstances, Judge Saw- * James Lawrence De-
yer gave Anthony the maximum Gagne, 37, who lived at 7105
A Shelton man who earlier
pied guilty to possession of stolen
property was ordered in Mason
County Superior Court last week
to pay $25,530 in restitution to
the man whose family treasures
disappeared from a rented ga-
rage.
Judge James Sawyer ordered
Ronald James Radford, a 33-
year-old with a former address in
the Lake Limerick area, to pay
the ordered restitution to restore
the value of items Dale Cun-
ningham of Shelton told investi-
gating officers were missing.
Radford was convicted of pos-
sessing items belonging to Cun-
ningham, including glass, porce-
lein, stereo equipment and valu-
able antique china. At Radford's
sentencing, Cunningham de-
scribed items that were missing
as irreplaceable family heirlooms.
According to court papers Radford
sold or traded the stolen goods to
two Mason County residents.
IN ARRAIGNMENT pro-
ceedings in new cases before the
court last Thursday:
* Nathan Walter Her-
mann, 19, of 2040 West High-
land Road, Shelton pied not guilty
to residential burglary and theft
in the first degree. Defense attor-
ney Ron Sergi asked that Her-
mann be released on personal re-
cognizance. Judge Sawyer set bail
at $3,000 and set the following
schedule tbr the case: omnibus
hearing on February 18; pretrial
hearing on February 25; and trial
in the March 4 term.
Chris Allen Weddle, 38,
whose most recent known address
was 2402 Cole Road, Shelton pled
not guilty to possession of a dan-
gerous weapon, possession of
drug paraphernalia and driving
with license suspended in the
third degree. Weddle is to appear
for omnibus proceedings on
Marct 4, pretrial on March 24
bind trial in the April 5 term.
Susan Patterson, 44, of
114 East Marcy in Montesano
faces charges of theft in the sec-
ond degree following an identifi-
cation hearing on January 20.
Judge Sawyer found that she does
not qualify for a court-appointed
attorney and scheduled her ar-
raignment for today. The infor-
mation filed in the case alleges
that she stole $800 from Marilou
Booth on May 5, 1997 by renting
an apartment she didn't own to
Mandi Kayzers.
IN OTHER proceedings
Thursday:
* Michael William Ready,
26, whose most recent known ad-
dress is 110 SE Crater Road,
Shelton, was fbund guilty of pos-
sessing 3.5 grams of methamphe-
tamine after he failed to partici-
pate in a diversion program. Sen-
tencing was scheduled for Febru-
ary 18.
* Kevin Swenson, 43, of 51
East Catfish Lake Road, Shelton
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was identified in connection with
charges that he possessed meth-
amphetamine and drug parapher-
nalia and that he provided false
information to a law officer and
was driving with his license sus-
pended. Sawyer appointed
Charles Lane to be his attorney
and set bail at $5,000. Arraign-
ment was scheduled for February
4.
Judge Sawyer ordered a
$10,000 warrant for the arrest of
Fred L. Campbell, 47, whose
most recent known address was
261 East Willow Blue Lane, Shel-
ton, for failing to appear for ar-
raignment on charges of conspira-
cy to manufacture an illegal drug.
The judge ordered a $10,000
warrant for the arrest of Gwen
Weicker, 20, of whose last
known address was East 101
Driftwood Circle, Shelton, for fail-
ing to appear for a court hearing
to terminate her enrollment in a
diversion program.
ALSO IN court during the
past week were:
Aldous J. Block, 20, of NE
121 View Court, Belfair, who was
identified Monday on a pair of po-
tential charges. He was arrested
in connection with allegations
that he assaulted Donald Douglas
Nelson and violated the state
drugs laws. Sawyer released him
on personal recognizance and
scheduled his arraignment for
February 18. He also told him to
stay away from Nelson and his
immediate family.
Laurel Susan MacIntyre,
43, of North 21110 Highway 101,
Shelton, pied not guilty to a
charge of assault in the second
degree. Omnibus was set for
March 4, pretrial for March 24
and trial for the April 5 term.
MacIntyre faces allegations she
slashed Roy E. Estacio with a
knife while he was moving his
things out of a residence at the
apartment complex where MacIn-
tyre lives.
* Travis Liberty Sparr, 26,
of 22280 Highway 101, Shelton,
who pled not guilty Friday to a
charge of failing to register as a
sex offender.
Sawyer set bail at $7,500 and
set an omnibus hearing for Feb-
ruary 18, pretrial hearing for
February 24 and trial for the
March 8 jury term.
Sparr was convicted of rape in
the second degree in April of
1996.
sentence allowed by law. Antho-
ny's criminal history since 1979,
Sawyer noted, includes three ar-
rests for burglary, five arrests for
theft and an earlier arrest for rob-
bery in the second degree.
THE JUDGE said Anthony
destroyed Taylor's sense of safety.
"You can never return to her the
sense of security she had before
you committed this crime," he
said.
Sawyer also ordered him to pay
$275.80 in court costs, $500 to the
victims compensation fund and
$350 in attorneys fees. The judge
scheduled a restitution hearing
for March 18.
162nd Street, Puyallup at the
time of his arrest, entered a
guilty plea to two counts of for-
gery and one count of theft in the
first degree.
HE WAS ARRESTED last
September after he tried to use
someone else's credit card to
spend money at the Spencer Lake
Resort and to cash $1,100 in sto-
len checks at Seafirst Bank. Sen-
tencing was scheduled for Febru-
ary 18.
* Shannon Amanda Smith,
23, of 81 NE Cherokee Beach
Road, Belfair, pied guilty to pos-
session of methamphetamine.
Smith made an Alford plea,
ViolatoI ge jailtime
Judge James Sawyer dealt charges.
with dispositions on two viola- Sawyer ordered her to serve 90
tions of the conditions of earlier
sentences in Mason County Supe-
rior Court last Thursday.
In those cases:
* Rorilee L. Bliner, 37, who
lived at SE 1739 Holman, Shel-
ton, at the time of her arrest, ad-
mitted violating the conditions of
her sentencing on narcotics
days in jail and authorized her re-
lease to a treatment program.
Dale Carrell, 42, of Shelton
admitted that he violated condi-
tions of a 1998 sentence for a do-
mestic violence assault against
his wife. Sawyer gave him 60
days of day reporting for violating
a no-contact order.
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Crowns Extractions
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E Scudder, DDS
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Open 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Tuesday-Thursday
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od "
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Prime Rib
Filet Mignon
Top Sirloin
Prawn's Neptune
Seafood Fettucine
Lemon Teriyaki Salmon
Stuffed Alaskan Halibut with
Lobster Sauce
Chicken Picatta
Stuffed Italian Chicken with
a Marsala and Mushroom Sauce
Bow We Pasta Primavera
No Coupons or Discounts
will apply in Legends or in
Creekside Care
on Valentine's Day
$
I'I}',&EV i,,dE/iq'qq"nP'm A N 0
o. ly h,=h, n, zouos . ) -. _ ,__
123 Front Street eht our new hour$: SundaythmWtula'aaylm'am,mumlm
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Page 22 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, February 4, 1999
at Lake Arrowhead, pied guilty to
forgery and two counts of possess-
ing stolen property, including
clothes, tools and a 1979 Honda
Prelude. The charges stemmed
from an incident that occurred
following her breakup with her
boyfriend of 14 years.
When Sawyer read DuBouch
better switch to bow and
and that she was
to firearms restrictions in
tion with another case.
"Bow and arrow are
reasonable alternative," he!
"You may have been
around committing a felony
not even know it. The
the standard warning against sentences in these cases
possession of a firearm, she asked , ty severe." Her sentencing
the judge if this meant she scheduled ferMI 18.
Residential
Commercial
18.
Carl R. McMillen, 62, who
at the time of his first arrest lived
at 3080 Pickering Road, Shelton,
pled guilty to charges of burglary
in the second degree, violation of
a no-contact order, unlawful pos-
session of a firearm and attempt-
ing to elude police.
Two separate cases were rolled
into one. The burglary and no-
contact felonies occurred last Sep-
tember 11 when he entered the
Spencer Lake home of his es-
tranged wife. The eluding and
firearms charges occurred last
November 27, the day of his most
recent arrest.
JUDGE SAWYER scheduled
sentencing for March 4.
Dawn Rachelle De-
1714 Olympic Highway North
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and do it in a very special way! Your special
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Dear Honey,
You are my one
and only.
I Love You
Always,
Your Sweetie
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A BOX WITH STRIP
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