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00ournal of MASON COUNTY DISTRICT COURT in Mason County Court Judge Victoria jurisdiction during the Week include: ;under the influence: Perez Pablo, 2020 Ad- Shelton, $1,231, 365 364 suspended; Kimberly 1818 Evergreen SW, Olympia, $991, 364 suspended; Jack Shelton, $1,486, 365 363 suspended; Brandon 170 East Effie Prosser under 21 years of ), 90 days, 89 suspended. driving: Matthew T. ,285 Cedar Creek Drive, l, $200, 365 days, 256 sus- and possession of a dan- $100, and $1,300 D. Bell, 2450 East Loop Road, Grapeview, 364 suspended. while license sus- or revoked: Jae H. Lit- West Simpson Avenue, third degree, $250, 90 SUspended; John M• Zorn, West Franklin Street, Shel- third degree, $250, 90 days, Tyler W. Elliott, Hills Drive SE, Lacey, $253, 90 days sus- Dallas T. Hardy, 1407 1 Street South, Tacoma, third $253, 90 days suspended, o seatbelt, $111; Earl E. il NE Dusty Road, Belfair, degree, $763, 365 days James P. Robbins, Road, Shelton, third $403, 90 days suspended; Smith, Hoodsport, $253, suspended; Geneva Jane 111 Sunset View Lane, third degree, $303, 90 ; Benjamin D. Ib- 29th Drive SE, Ever- degree, $253, 90 days valid operator's license: ]scamilla-Moreno, 30 East Court, Shelton, and no insurance, $688; Ryan M. Bracero, 171 North Road, Shelton, $173, MASON COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT Divorces Granted Jacqueline Rae Kelsey and Grant Andon Kelsey. Tracy Lee Howard and Joseph Francis Howard. Carolyn S. Smith and Lyle R. Smith. Michael Bafer Chiriac and Kathleen Ann Shimshock. New Cases Beneficial Washington, Incor- porated against Vikki Fine, John Doe Fine, Craig Noleroth and Jane Doe Noleroth, commercial. Jordan Cox against Roberta Kowald, John Doe Kowald, Greg Wood and Jane Doe Wood, tort motor vehicle. Washington State Department of Labor and Industries tax war- rants against Lance E. La Barr and Brittania Amber La Barr; W. C. Construction, Limited Liabil- ity Company. Eric Cedar and Sarah Cedar against All State Property and Casualty Insurance Company, commercial. Washington State Department of Revenue against Chinook West Construction, Incorporated, tax warrant. LVNV Funding, Limited Li- ability Company, and Sears against Mindy Hall, commercial. Peter F. Pennock, Darlene C. Pennock and Ruth E. Wise against Jilberto Jesus and Ange- lina Miguel, unlawful detainer. Victoria R. Parker against Mary Brown and West Realty, transcript of judgment. Timberlake Community Club against Larry Steven Graham and Jane Doe Graham, foreclo- sure. Washington State Employment Security Department against Shawn W. Slabik, tax warrant. Roger W. Deyette against Lau- rene Turner, unlawful detainer. COUNTY BUILDING PERMITS New construction over $5,000, shoreline work and other major projects receiving permits during . the past week include: insurance. De- ......... ...... Patrlce Pasqualone, 290 North rmoaes, ill uastle . • o ,.  ......... Dow Mountain Drive, Hoodsport, • :: walk:in closet, $10,053.12; Hasse 5850 Hurd Road, Bel- Moberg, 16621 East State Route speeding, $629; Jesse B. 50 North Buckhorn Way, and speeding, $629. T. Peart, 4610 Road, Silverdale, A. Miklethun, 70 East Shelton, school zone, fishing in the degree: Jerry Alvin 19951 East State Route of oyster, $100. theft: Crystal 2145 11th Street, $203, 365 days sus- endangerment: Ar- Williams, 5005 161st East, second-degree, domestic $1,000, 365 days, 206 and $1,631.50 costs. SHELTON COURT in Shelton Munici- Judge Amber Finlay's during the past week under the influence: Denise Wright, 1427 Street, Shelton, $1,116, 345 suspended, 20 days monitoring. while license sus- or revoked: Christopher 1120 Ellinor Avenue, third degree, $493, 90 ed. the fourth degree: J. Anderson, 628 Ar- Shelton, domestic 365 days, 350 sus- 5 days electronic home were issued for the following people who appear for proceedings 12 in Mason County Casey Edward 10,000; Angela Lynn Charles Willis $150,000; Christina s, $10,000; James C. 10,000; Tom S. Ca- Nathan Ledbetter 10.92; William Robert 4,143.37; Jackie Anne L1,693.07; and Janae $15,212.83. 108, Belfair, remodel, $10,490, and deck, $6,732; Michael Wood, 421 West Lake Isabella Loop, Shelton, residence, $179,960.45, and garage, $25,482.80; Eugene Mossberger, 3090 East State Route 106, Union, residential, $46,657.25; Rick Buechel, 51 East Spruce Street, Union, resi- dence, $142,192.69; Katherine Koberg, 1233 East Point Wilson Road, Shelton, replace bulkhead, $12,075; John Tanasse, 38010 North U.S. Highway 101, Lil- liwaup, residence, $128,632.95; John Gilliland, 15 East Vuecrest Drive, Union, garage, $35,925; Nicole Stephens, 271 North Beck Road, Belfair, residence, $170,526.10. Also: KCK Enterprises, 2140 NE Haven Way, Tahuya, resi- dence, $128,041.90; Smiley KC, Limited Liability Company, 1270 NE Tahuya-Blacksmith Road, Bel- fair, residence, $135,660.80; Ron Dickinson, 169 East Nikki Lane, Belfair, addition, $71,439.80; Richard Sigmond, 30 East Syl- van Heights Lane, Shelton, ga- rage, $13,795.20; Keith Winkler, 300 West Stoner Road, Shelton, residence, $25,448.40; Wash- ington Home Center, 400 East Mooreview Lane East, Shelton, manufactured home, '$117,958; Richard Mue and Kristi Lundeen, 241 East Clayton Lane, Grape- view, residence, $142,024.60; Lyn Asplund, 40 West Suqua- mish Trail, Elma, manufactured home, $101,593.40; Issac Miller, 321 East Fox Lane, Shelton, resi- dence, $156,580.40. Also: James Sturgeon, 20 East Labrador Lane, Belfair, residence, $143,637.65; Webster Walton, 2341 East Mason Lake Drive East, Grapeview, deck, $5,452; Alan Vanassche, 91 East Pickering Drive, Shelton, garage, $13,795.20; Joseph Lynch, 70 East Manzanita Court, Union, deck addition, $7,714; Chris Clark, 2071 West Little Egypt Road, Shelton, rebuild, $24,141.60; Allen Locke, 2451 East Mason Lake Drive East, Grapeview, deck, $5,057.60; Clint Weaver, 391 East Snowy Owl Drive East, Shelton, residence, $160,569.85; Watermark Estate Management, remodel, $90,000; ATC and Brian Seaborne, 7625 East State Route 3, Shelton, tower, $13,620. SHELTON POLICE Tuesday, February 6 A caller from the 200 block of West Cota Street reported vandal- ism to mailboxes and the theft of mail. Wednesday, February 7 A theft was reported at Shelton High School. A caller reported finding mail in the park by the PUD 3 building. A caller from the 1000 block of West Cota Street reported a break- in to a shed and said someone had left belongings by it. Police responding at 11:44 p.m. to a report of a disturbance at a business in the 100 block of West Cota Street requested assistance from deputies• Thursday, February 8 An alleged assault was reported at Shelton High School. A hit-and-run collision on Elli- nor Avenue near Union Street was reported. Officers responded to a report of a disturbance in the 700 block of Cascade Avenue. Vandalism to a window of a res- idence in the 400 block of Henry Street and vehicle vandalism in the 600 block of Wyoming Avenue were reported. A caller from the 1300 block of Summit Drive reported the theft of an air compressor. Friday, February 9 A caller from the 900 block of Fairmount Avenue reported the theft of a debit card and said it was used "all over" town. An alleged assault was reported at the skate park on East Wallace Kneeland Boulevard. At 7:48 p.m. a caller complained about noise from vehicles in the 1600 block of Ridge Road. Saturday, February 10 At 1:58 a.m. police responded to a report of a disturbance in a parking lot at Mason General Hos- pital. A theft was reported by a caller in the 100 block of Mill Street. Sunday, February 11 A 1990 brown and white Ford van was reported stolen from the 500 block of Park Street and a 1989 blue Pontiac Grand Am was reported stolen from Christmas Tree Lane. A caller said a man was sleeping on a picnic bench at the city park at the end of South Sixth Street. A vehicle prowl was reported in the 100 block of West Euclid Av- enue. Monday, February 12 An assault was reported at Shel- ton High School• A caller from the 1000 block of Cascade Avenue reported receiv- ing a suspicious e-mail regarding an inheritance from another coun- try. At 5:52 p.m. a caller complained about "a very loud band" on Arca- dia Avenue. MASON COUNTY JAIL POPULATION The Mason County Jail recorded populations as follows during the past week: Wednesday 133, Thursday 130, Friday 130, Saturday 124, Sunday 126, Monday 124, Tuesday 127. MASON COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE Tuesday, February 6 Vandalism to a window at Pio- neer School was reported. A caller complained about an "overabundance of dogs" at a place on West Lillie Road near Elma, and a caller requested officer contact regarding the condition of horses at a place on West Oak Meadows Road near Elma. A caller from East Country Lane, Allyn, reported receiving in the mail a fraudulent check for $4,925.40. An assault between inmates at the jail was reported. A caller from NE Old Belfair Highway, Belfair, said a neighbor had shot the caller's pig. Wednesday, February 7 Trespassing on property on NE White Owl Lane, Tahuya, was re- ported. A break-in at the Purdy Canyon Drive-in north of Shelton on High- way 101 was reported. Squaxin Island officers received a report of a hit-and-run collision in the parking garage at Little Creek Casino. The theft of timber on property on East Lake Devereaux Road, Belfair, was reported. At 10:31 p.m. Skokomish offi- cers received a report of a prowler rd on North Salish Court. Thursday, February 8 Skokomish officers investigat- ed a report of a possible drug law violation on North Cedar Lane. A fisheries violation was reported. A caller reported the theft of items from a residence under con- struction on East Lakeshore Drive, Allyn. A caller from East Ballantrae Drive at Lake Limerick reported an ongoing problem with vandal- ism. A vehicle prowl at a place about two miles out East Island Lake Drive near Shelton was reported. A caller reported the theft of timber from property on East Fer- ry Loop on Harstine Island. A burglary at a residence on East Anderson Lane near Shelton, was reported. A caller from East Dorothy Court, Union, reported buying a vehicle on eBay and sending the money but not receiving the car. A caller from SE Evan Boule- vard near Shelton reported receiv- ing threatening telephone calls. Friday, February 9 Fire District 2 responded at 10:31 a.m. to a request for a smoke investigation at 1502 East Rasor Road, Belfair. Skokomish tribal officers re- ceived a threats complaint from a caller on North Twana Court. A caller from North Reservation Road reported the theft of a lap- top. A caller reported neglected horses at a place about 3.5 miles out West Skokomish Valley Road near Shelton. A burglary on East Bourgault Road near Shelton was reported. The theft of forest products on properties on West Eells Hill Road near Shelton and on East Pickering Road near Shelton was reported. Vandalism to the window of a residence on NE Gladwin Road, Belfair, was reported. Saturday, February 10 Residential burglaries on East Cedarbrook Lane, Belfair, and on West Cloquallum Drive near Shel- ton were reported. A caller reported the theft of items from a boat about eight miles out East State Route 106, Union. Skokomish officers received a re- port of a prowler near a residence on North Valley Drive. A caller complained about off- road vehicles on East Trails End Drive, Belfair, and a caller from East Thomas Road, Grapeview, complained about dirt bikes. A caller from NE Blacksmith Drive, Belfair, reported being threatened. Sunday, February 11 Vehicle vandalism on East Is- land Lake Drive near Shelton was reported. A fight between inmates at the jail was reported. A burglary at a residence on East Aloha Lane near Shelton was reported. The caller said two all- terrain vehicles were missing from the garage• Monday, February 12 A caller from a place about two miles out NE Tahuya River Drive, Tahuya, requested assistance or advice about how to get a cat down from a telephone pole. A break-in at Timberlakes Com- munity Club was reported. Resi- dential burglaries on East Mason- Benson Road, Grapeview, on East Island Lake Drive near Shelton, and at two places on Highway 101 North near Shelton were reported. A caller from NE ChinookDrive, Belfair, reported fraud involving charges on a credit card. Trespassing on property on NE Steelhead Drive South, Belfair, was reported. Skokomish officers received a report of graffiti at Hood Canal School. A fisheries violation was reported. MASON COUNTY PUBLIC HEALTH The following restaurants and other food-handling establish- ments were inspected during the month of January. Red vio- lations, which are high risk, are improper practices or procedures which promote foodborne illness. Deficiencies in the high-risk fac- tors are required to be corrected within a set time. High-risk fac- tors may be re-inspected to ensure compliance. Repeat high-risk vio- lations will result in enforcement actions. Blue or low-risk factors are con- trols that when violated enhance the addition of pathogens, chemi- cals and physical objects into food items. Deficiencies in the low-risk area must be corrected by the next routine inspection. According to an official with county public health, the number of red and blue demerits is not necessarily equal to the number of violations fbund. The inspections are performed by Jess Mosley, an environmental health specialist, using the current food regulation and inspection form. An example of the inspection form is posted on the Mason County Web page un- der environmental health forms. Routine Inspections: January 3: Shamrock N Espresso, Shelton, no red, 10 blue (holding tank leak- ing and water system not protect- ed as required), 10 total. Coffee Creek Espresso, Shelton, no violations• Bob's Tavern, Shelton, no red, five blue (dishwasher not working properly), five total• Riverside Espresso, Shelton, no violations. January 4: Village Espresso, Union, five red, no blue (food worker cards not current), five total. Golden Pheasant Tavern, Shel- ton, 20 red, two blue (food worker cards not current, improper hand contact with ready-to-eat foods, light covers missing, hood needs cleaning), 22 total. Log Cabin Tavern, Shelton, no red, five blue (microwave needs cleaning) five total. Missy's Espresso 2, Olympic Highway North, Shelton, no viola- tions. Wake Up Espresso, Shelton, five red, no blue (food worker cards not current), five total. January 9: Pioneer Intermediate School, Shelton, no violations• Pioneer Elementary School, Shelton, -no violations. Agate Store, Shelton, no viola- tions. Town Pub and Deli, Shelton, no violations. January 22: Town and Country Store, Grapeview, five red, no blue (food worker cards not current), five to- tal. Sandhill Elementary School, Belfair, no violations. Grapeview Elementary School, Grapeview, no violations. Sandy's Dell Mart, Belfair, five red, no blue (food worker cards not current), five total. January 23: Bear Creek Country Store, Bel- fair, five red, 12 blue (food worker cards not current, permit not post- ed, freezer and microwave need cleaning, equipment thermom- eters missing), 17 total. Belfair Elementary School, Bel- fair, no violations. Hawkins Middle School, Bel- fair, no violations. North Mason High School, Bel- fair, no violations. North Mason High School Store, Belfair, no violations. January 25: Mountain View Elementary School, Shelton, no red, five blue (dishwasher not maintained in safe condition), five total. Olympic Middle School, Shel- ton, no violations• Mary M. Knight School, Mat- lock, no violations. January 27: Randy's Short Stop, Belfair, five red, seven blue (food worker cards not current, light safety cov- ers missing, equipment thermom- eter missing), 12 total. Belfair Chevron, Belfair, 15 red, no blue (food worker cards not current, improper cold holding temperature), 15 total. Doug's Meat Market, Allyn, no violations. Hood Canal Market and Dell, Belfair, no violations. January 30: Ben's Dell Mart, Allyn, no vio- lations. January 31: Southside School, Shelton, no violations. Shelton Shell, Shelton, no vio- lations. Opening Inspections: January 31: Fifth Street Espresso, Shelton, no violations. 50s Diner, Shelton, no viola- tions. My Dollar Store, Shelton, no violations. Coffee Creek Espresso, Shelton, no violations. Thursday, February 15, 2007 - Sholton-Mason County Journal - Page 27 00ournal of MASON COUNTY DISTRICT COURT in Mason County Court Judge Victoria jurisdiction during the Week include: ;under the influence: Perez Pablo, 2020 Ad- Shelton, $1,231, 365 364 suspended; Kimberly 1818 Evergreen SW, Olympia, $991, 364 suspended; Jack Shelton, $1,486, 365 363 suspended; Brandon 170 East Effie Prosser under 21 years of ), 90 days, 89 suspended. driving: Matthew T. ,285 Cedar Creek Drive, l, $200, 365 days, 256 sus- and possession of a dan- $100, and $1,300 D. Bell, 2450 East Loop Road, Grapeview, 364 suspended. while license sus- or revoked: Jae H. Lit- West Simpson Avenue, third degree, $250, 90 SUspended; John M• Zorn, West Franklin Street, Shel- third degree, $250, 90 days, Tyler W. Elliott, Hills Drive SE, Lacey, $253, 90 days sus- Dallas T. Hardy, 1407 1 Street South, Tacoma, third $253, 90 days suspended, o seatbelt, $111; Earl E. il NE Dusty Road, Belfair, degree, $763, 365 days James P. Robbins, Road, Shelton, third $403, 90 days suspended; Smith, Hoodsport, $253, suspended; Geneva Jane 111 Sunset View Lane, third degree, $303, 90 ; Benjamin D. Ib- 29th Drive SE, Ever- degree, $253, 90 days valid operator's license: ]scamilla-Moreno, 30 East Court, Shelton, and no insurance, $688; Ryan M. Bracero, 171 North Road, Shelton, $173, MASON COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT Divorces Granted Jacqueline Rae Kelsey and Grant Andon Kelsey. Tracy Lee Howard and Joseph Francis Howard. Carolyn S. Smith and Lyle R. Smith. Michael Bafer Chiriac and Kathleen Ann Shimshock. New Cases Beneficial Washington, Incor- porated against Vikki Fine, John Doe Fine, Craig Noleroth and Jane Doe Noleroth, commercial. Jordan Cox against Roberta Kowald, John Doe Kowald, Greg Wood and Jane Doe Wood, tort motor vehicle. Washington State Department of Labor and Industries tax war- rants against Lance E. La Barr and Brittania Amber La Barr; W. C. Construction, Limited Liabil- ity Company. Eric Cedar and Sarah Cedar against All State Property and Casualty Insurance Company, commercial. Washington State Department of Revenue against Chinook West Construction, Incorporated, tax warrant. LVNV Funding, Limited Li- ability Company, and Sears against Mindy Hall, commercial. Peter F. Pennock, Darlene C. Pennock and Ruth E. Wise against Jilberto Jesus and Ange- lina Miguel, unlawful detainer. Victoria R. Parker against Mary Brown and West Realty, transcript of judgment. Timberlake Community Club against Larry Steven Graham and Jane Doe Graham, foreclo- sure. Washington State Employment Security Department against Shawn W. Slabik, tax warrant. Roger W. Deyette against Lau- rene Turner, unlawful detainer. COUNTY BUILDING PERMITS New construction over $5,000, shoreline work and other major projects receiving permits during . the past week include: insurance. De- ......... ...... Patrlce Pasqualone, 290 North rmoaes, ill uastle . • o ,.  ......... Dow Mountain Drive, Hoodsport, • :: walk:in closet, $10,053.12; Hasse 5850 Hurd Road, Bel- Moberg, 16621 East State Route speeding, $629; Jesse B. 50 North Buckhorn Way, and speeding, $629. T. Peart, 4610 Road, Silverdale, A. Miklethun, 70 East Shelton, school zone, fishing in the degree: Jerry Alvin 19951 East State Route of oyster, $100. theft: Crystal 2145 11th Street, $203, 365 days sus- endangerment: Ar- Williams, 5005 161st East, second-degree, domestic $1,000, 365 days, 206 and $1,631.50 costs. SHELTON COURT in Shelton Munici- Judge Amber Finlay's during the past week under the influence: Denise Wright, 1427 Street, Shelton, $1,116, 345 suspended, 20 days monitoring. while license sus- or revoked: Christopher 1120 Ellinor Avenue, third degree, $493, 90 ed. the fourth degree: J. Anderson, 628 Ar- Shelton, domestic 365 days, 350 sus- 5 days electronic home were issued for the following people who appear for proceedings 12 in Mason County Casey Edward 10,000; Angela Lynn Charles Willis $150,000; Christina s, $10,000; James C. 10,000; Tom S. Ca- Nathan Ledbetter 10.92; William Robert 4,143.37; Jackie Anne L1,693.07; and Janae $15,212.83. 108, Belfair, remodel, $10,490, and deck, $6,732; Michael Wood, 421 West Lake Isabella Loop, Shelton, residence, $179,960.45, and garage, $25,482.80; Eugene Mossberger, 3090 East State Route 106, Union, residential, $46,657.25; Rick Buechel, 51 East Spruce Street, Union, resi- dence, $142,192.69; Katherine Koberg, 1233 East Point Wilson Road, Shelton, replace bulkhead, $12,075; John Tanasse, 38010 North U.S. Highway 101, Lil- liwaup, residence, $128,632.95; John Gilliland, 15 East Vuecrest Drive, Union, garage, $35,925; Nicole Stephens, 271 North Beck Road, Belfair, residence, $170,526.10. Also: KCK Enterprises, 2140 NE Haven Way, Tahuya, resi- dence, $128,041.90; Smiley KC, Limited Liability Company, 1270 NE Tahuya-Blacksmith Road, Bel- fair, residence, $135,660.80; Ron Dickinson, 169 East Nikki Lane, Belfair, addition, $71,439.80; Richard Sigmond, 30 East Syl- van Heights Lane, Shelton, ga- rage, $13,795.20; Keith Winkler, 300 West Stoner Road, Shelton, residence, $25,448.40; Wash- ington Home Center, 400 East Mooreview Lane East, Shelton, manufactured home, '$117,958; Richard Mue and Kristi Lundeen, 241 East Clayton Lane, Grape- view, residence, $142,024.60; Lyn Asplund, 40 West Suqua- mish Trail, Elma, manufactured home, $101,593.40; Issac Miller, 321 East Fox Lane, Shelton, resi- dence, $156,580.40. Also: James Sturgeon, 20 East Labrador Lane, Belfair, residence, $143,637.65; Webster Walton, 2341 East Mason Lake Drive East, Grapeview, deck, $5,452; Alan Vanassche, 91 East Pickering Drive, Shelton, garage, $13,795.20; Joseph Lynch, 70 East Manzanita Court, Union, deck addition, $7,714; Chris Clark, 2071 West Little Egypt Road, Shelton, rebuild, $24,141.60; Allen Locke, 2451 East Mason Lake Drive East, Grapeview, deck, $5,057.60; Clint Weaver, 391 East Snowy Owl Drive East, Shelton, residence, $160,569.85; Watermark Estate Management, remodel, $90,000; ATC and Brian Seaborne, 7625 East State Route 3, Shelton, tower, $13,620. SHELTON POLICE Tuesday, February 6 A caller from the 200 block of West Cota Street reported vandal- ism to mailboxes and the theft of mail. Wednesday, February 7 A theft was reported at Shelton High School. A caller reported finding mail in the park by the PUD 3 building. A caller from the 1000 block of West Cota Street reported a break- in to a shed and said someone had left belongings by it. Police responding at 11:44 p.m. to a report of a disturbance at a business in the 100 block of West Cota Street requested assistance from deputies• Thursday, February 8 An alleged assault was reported at Shelton High School. A hit-and-run collision on Elli- nor Avenue near Union Street was reported. Officers responded to a report of a disturbance in the 700 block of Cascade Avenue. Vandalism to a window of a res- idence in the 400 block of Henry Street and vehicle vandalism in the 600 block of Wyoming Avenue were reported. A caller from the 1300 block of Summit Drive reported the theft of an air compressor. Friday, February 9 A caller from the 900 block of Fairmount Avenue reported the theft of a debit card and said it was used "all over" town. An alleged assault was reported at the skate park on East Wallace Kneeland Boulevard. At 7:48 p.m. a caller complained about noise from vehicles in the 1600 block of Ridge Road. Saturday, February 10 At 1:58 a.m. police responded to a report of a disturbance in a parking lot at Mason General Hos- pital. A theft was reported by a caller in the 100 block of Mill Street. Sunday, February 11 A 1990 brown and white Ford van was reported stolen from the 500 block of Park Street and a 1989 blue Pontiac Grand Am was reported stolen from Christmas Tree Lane. A caller said a man was sleeping on a picnic bench at the city park at the end of South Sixth Street. A vehicle prowl was reported in the 100 block of West Euclid Av- enue. Monday, February 12 An assault was reported at Shel- ton High School• A caller from the 1000 block of Cascade Avenue reported receiv- ing a suspicious e-mail regarding an inheritance from another coun- try. At 5:52 p.m. a caller complained about "a very loud band" on Arca- dia Avenue. MASON COUNTY JAIL POPULATION The Mason County Jail recorded populations as follows during the past week: Wednesday 133, Thursday 130, Friday 130, Saturday 124, Sunday 126, Monday 124, Tuesday 127. MASON COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE Tuesday, February 6 Vandalism to a window at Pio- neer School was reported. A caller complained about an "overabundance of dogs" at a place on West Lillie Road near Elma, and a caller requested officer contact regarding the condition of horses at a place on West Oak Meadows Road near Elma. A caller from East Country Lane, Allyn, reported receiving in the mail a fraudulent check for $4,925.40. An assault between inmates at the jail was reported. A caller from NE Old Belfair Highway, Belfair, said a neighbor had shot the caller's pig. Wednesday, February 7 Trespassing on property on NE White Owl Lane, Tahuya, was re- ported. A break-in at the Purdy Canyon Drive-in north of Shelton on High- way 101 was reported. Squaxin Island officers received a report of a hit-and-run collision in the parking garage at Little Creek Casino. The theft of timber on property on East Lake Devereaux Road, Belfair, was reported. At 10:31 p.m. Skokomish offi- cers received a report of a prowler rd on North Salish Court. Thursday, February 8 Skokomish officers investigat- ed a report of a possible drug law violation on North Cedar Lane. A fisheries violation was reported. A caller reported the theft of items from a residence under con- struction on East Lakeshore Drive, Allyn. A caller from East Ballantrae Drive at Lake Limerick reported an ongoing problem with vandal- ism. A vehicle prowl at a place about two miles out East Island Lake Drive near Shelton was reported. A caller reported the theft of timber from property on East Fer- ry Loop on Harstine Island. A burglary at a residence on East Anderson Lane near Shelton, was reported. A caller from East Dorothy Court, Union, reported buying a vehicle on eBay and sending the money but not receiving the car. A caller from SE Evan Boule- vard near Shelton reported receiv- ing threatening telephone calls. Friday, February 9 Fire District 2 responded at 10:31 a.m. to a request for a smoke investigation at 1502 East Rasor Road, Belfair. Skokomish tribal officers re- ceived a threats complaint from a caller on North Twana Court. A caller from North Reservation Road reported the theft of a lap- top. A caller reported neglected horses at a place about 3.5 miles out West Skokomish Valley Road near Shelton. A burglary on East Bourgault Road near Shelton was reported. The theft of forest products on properties on West Eells Hill Road near Shelton and on East Pickering Road near Shelton was reported. Vandalism to the window of a residence on NE Gladwin Road, Belfair, was reported. Saturday, February 10 Residential burglaries on East Cedarbrook Lane, Belfair, and on West Cloquallum Drive near Shel- ton were reported. A caller reported the theft of items from a boat about eight miles out East State Route 106, Union. Skokomish officers received a re- port of a prowler near a residence on North Valley Drive. A caller complained about off- road vehicles on East Trails End Drive, Belfair, and a caller from East Thomas Road, Grapeview, complained about dirt bikes. A caller from NE Blacksmith Drive, Belfair, reported being threatened. Sunday, February 11 Vehicle vandalism on East Is- land Lake Drive near Shelton was reported. A fight between inmates at the jail was reported. A burglary at a residence on East Aloha Lane near Shelton was reported. The caller said two all- terrain vehicles were missing from the garage• Monday, February 12 A caller from a place about two miles out NE Tahuya River Drive, Tahuya, requested assistance or advice about how to get a cat down from a telephone pole. A break-in at Timberlakes Com- munity Club was reported. Resi- dential burglaries on East Mason- Benson Road, Grapeview, on East Island Lake Drive near Shelton, and at two places on Highway 101 North near Shelton were reported. A caller from NE ChinookDrive, Belfair, reported fraud involving charges on a credit card. Trespassing on property on NE Steelhead Drive South, Belfair, was reported. Skokomish officers received a report of graffiti at Hood Canal School. A fisheries violation was reported. MASON COUNTY PUBLIC HEALTH The following restaurants and other food-handling establish- ments were inspected during the month of January. Red vio- lations, which are high risk, are improper practices or procedures which promote foodborne illness. Deficiencies in the high-risk fac- tors are required to be corrected within a set time. High-risk fac- tors may be re-inspected to ensure compliance. Repeat high-risk vio- lations will result in enforcement actions. Blue or low-risk factors are con- trols that when violated enhance the addition of pathogens, chemi- cals and physical objects into food items. Deficiencies in the low-risk area must be corrected by the next routine inspection. According to an official with county public health, the number of red and blue demerits is not necessarily equal to the number of violations fbund. The inspections are performed by Jess Mosley, an environmental health specialist, using the current food regulation and inspection form. An example of the inspection form is posted on the Mason County Web page un- der environmental health forms. Routine Inspections: January 3: Shamrock N Espresso, Shelton, no red, 10 blue (holding tank leak- ing and water system not protect- ed as required), 10 total. Coffee Creek Espresso, Shelton, no violations• Bob's Tavern, Shelton, no red, five blue (dishwasher not working properly), five total• Riverside Espresso, Shelton, no violations. January 4: Village Espresso, Union, five red, no blue (food worker cards not current), five total. Golden Pheasant Tavern, Shel- ton, 20 red, two blue (food worker cards not current, improper hand contact with ready-to-eat foods, light covers missing, hood needs cleaning), 22 total. Log Cabin Tavern, Shelton, no red, five blue (microwave needs cleaning) five total. Missy's Espresso 2, Olympic Highway North, Shelton, no viola- tions. Wake Up Espresso, Shelton, five red, no blue (food worker cards not current), five total. January 9: Pioneer Intermediate School, Shelton, no violations• Pioneer Elementary School, Shelton, -no violations. Agate Store, Shelton, no viola- tions. Town Pub and Deli, Shelton, no violations. January 22: Town and Country Store, Grapeview, five red, no blue (food worker cards not current), five to- tal. Sandhill Elementary School, Belfair, no violations. Grapeview Elementary School, Grapeview, no violations. Sandy's Dell Mart, Belfair, five red, no blue (food worker cards not current), five total. January 23: Bear Creek Country Store, Bel- fair, five red, 12 blue (food worker cards not current, permit not post- ed, freezer and microwave need cleaning, equipment thermom- eters missing), 17 total. Belfair Elementary School, Bel- fair, no violations. Hawkins Middle School, Bel- fair, no violations. North Mason High School, Bel- fair, no violations. North Mason High School Store, Belfair, no violations. January 25: Mountain View Elementary School, Shelton, no red, five blue (dishwasher not maintained in safe condition), five total. Olympic Middle School, Shel- ton, no violations• Mary M. Knight School, Mat- lock, no violations. January 27: Randy's Short Stop, Belfair, five red, seven blue (food worker cards not current, light safety cov- ers missing, equipment thermom- eter missing), 12 total. Belfair Chevron, Belfair, 15 red, no blue (food worker cards not current, improper cold holding temperature), 15 total. Doug's Meat Market, Allyn, no violations. Hood Canal Market and Dell, Belfair, no violations. January 30: Ben's Dell Mart, Allyn, no vio- lations. January 31: Southside School, Shelton, no violations. Shelton Shell, Shelton, no vio- lations. Opening Inspections: January 31: Fifth Street Espresso, Shelton, no violations. 50s Diner, Shelton, no viola- tions. My Dollar Store, Shelton, no violations. Coffee Creek Espresso, Shelton, no violations. Thursday, February 15, 2007 - Sholton-Mason County Journal - Page 27