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Judge Robert Doran Friday two counts of second-degree Jarrett, who represents for him to be examined by a Tile Mason County
turned down a request for the burglary and one of Chamblin, asked that he be doctor. Commission at its meeting
release of Steven Chamblin, 18, second-C-degree assault in released on personal recognizance The attorney said Chamblin Monday received a letter from
S h e I t o n, o n p e r s o n a I connection with an incident at ill the custody of his parents, had lived with his parents until the Civil Service Commission,
recognizance. Fir TreeParklastveek. Jarrett said Chamblin's recently when he joined the stating that ill line with the
Chamblin is charged with Tumwater "/lttorney John mother had made arrangements Young Adult Conservation
Release is denied for youth
Civil service commission replies
be included in the civil service
classification plan and that the
chief examiner would not certify
any person in either of the
positions on the monthly payroll
letter to tile Civil Service
Commission dated February 3,
the positions of chief civil
deputy and chief criminal deputy
in the sheriff's office would not
o Corps. He said the incident had
Pipeline is discussed i:°uefislaisli!dCbi!aaiabpm°ili!it!2n]i,,o,,o, Guilty plea is given
Two members of the Mason Information that the meeting was planning and some of the The attorney said Chamblin Floyd O. Ball, 18, P.O. Box Friday. November and December of last
County Commission met with had been held came out concerns of the local planning needs medical treatment. 18, Hoodsport, pleaded guilty to Ball had been charged with year.
representatives of Northern Tier Wednesday after calls from an and engineer's office staff. Deputy Prosecutor Gary two counts of second-degree breaking into the Lloyd C. Following his plea of guilty
Pipeline and representatives of out-of-town media representative The planning and engineering Burleson told the court burglary when he appeared in Borders and James Grimes to the two burglary charges,
the county planning and asking about the meeting. Local staff has been asked to review Chamblin's behavior at the time Mason County Superior Court residences at Tillicum Beach in another charge of possession of
engineer's office at 2 p.m. media representatives were not th, proposal, of the incident had been quite before Judge Robert Doran stolen property was dismissed on
February 16, it was revealed here notified of the meeting. Northern Tier Pipeline is a bizarre and that restrictions a m o t ion from Deputy
this week. Local officials confirmed that group which has applied for should be placed on him so it i i t, Prosecutor Richard Adamson.
Floyd Cole the meetinghadbeenheld, permits to construct an oil doesn't happenagain. UGN _____boclrd _.dJ cuss At the request of attorney
andC°mmissi°nerSTom Taylor attended the The said the discussion was tanker port near Port Angeles Judge Doran, at the time S es Steve Henderson, Olympia, a
meeting held in the regional largely on what Northern Tier and a pipeline tocarry Alaskaoil Chamblin was identified on the merger _ bility pre-sentence report on Ball was
planning office, from there to a location in charge, had asked for a doctor's DossJ ordered before he is sentenced
Minnesota. The proposed report before release was on thecharges.
Beard growing contest pipeline would pass through considered. A report from a The Mason County United Brown said he could see no Judge Doran set bail at
-- Mason County. medical doctor was presented to Good Neighbors board at a great difficulty with a merger as $1,000 with the provision that
The Northern Tier proposal the court. $100 could be posted with the
entry deadline Saturday made several years ago, but Judge Doran asked that a meeting last week voted to have far as the agencies which receive
takes on added significance with psychiatric examination of Torger Lee, president Of the funds are concerned, since court clerk.
Those interested in entering The beard-growing contest is the announcement last week by Chamblin also be made through group, appoint a committee to almost all of them operate in
the Mason County Forest being sponsored by Sheltonville Canadian officials that they had the community mental health meet with the Thurston County both counties.
Festival beard-growing contest Properties as a part of the rejected a proposal for the group and that a report be United Way to discuss the Brown said he was not
must show up cleanshaven at the festival activities. First prize will installation of a tanker port in furfiished to the court, possible merger of the two pushing anything, but had been
Sheltonville Properties Office, be $100 and a trophy, second British Columbia. U.S. The judge said the question groups, asked by Mason County UGN
703 South First, Saturday to prize $50 and third prize $25. Congressional action previously of release from jail could be The action followed representatives about the
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verify that they are qrnshaven Those mterested in entering banned construction of an oil taken up again after this report comments at the meeting by possibilities.
Dave Brown, executive director
for the start of the contest, the contest can fill out the entry tanker port any place east of is completed, of the Thurston County United
Moustaches are exempt from blank below and take it to Port Angeles. Way. dlst ict
the cleanshaven regulation. Sheltonville Properties Saturday Port r
Pictures will be taken to or before.
verify thecleanshave. Garbage ordinance petition Tenino music gets grant
OFFICIAL ENTRY FORM A grant of $33,662 from the
suit filed by the city festival set Department of Transportation to
the Shelton Port Commission has
Name information on whether or not a
(Continued from page one.) W a s h i n gt o n" s p r e m i e r been approved, Senator Warren
Address contract for the purchase of the old-time music extravaganza, the Magnuson's office in Washington,
the petitions did not meet the new garbage system had been Tenino Old Time Music Festival, D.C. announced Wednesday
Telephone. legal requirements of state law signed, is coming up on March 17 and morning.
pertaining to referenda in regard F u I ler ad vise d t h e 18, with two big evening shows Tile grant is to develop a
to the ordinance, No. 946. commission to make no already booked with top-quality master plan study for Sanderson
Recent utility bills bring ,H0, had stated at the comment about that also since talent. Field.
commission meeting Tuesday he had been contacted by the Both old and new faces in The port commission had
crowd to city meeting that the suit was ready to attorney for the firm which the folk music field will perform, applied for the grant some time
be filed and would be filed manufactured the garbage cans, including national and
(Continued from page one.) approve the public works Wednesday morning, asking about payment for them international fiddle champions, ago.
Engineers for improvement of recommendation and set apublic He also advised the and that this could result in a Both evening performances
the streambed in Shelton Creek hearing on the vacation requests commission that since the lawsuit against the city. will feature a wide range of
in connection with the flood far 7 p.m. March 28. garbage ordinance would be the The commission did state entertainment from fiddle and
control project. Sandy Jones, a member of subject of the lawsuit, that they that no money had changed banjo to folk songs and .
He said the forms had been the city park board, presented a should not make any statements hands as yet. barbershop quartets. Eighteen
signed by all except four proposed ordinance setting rules about it while the court action is The bid for the new system acts will fill each evening with a
persons, one of whom would not for the operation of the park pending, included both the garbage cans wealth of musical Americana.
board. City Attorney Herb Fuller Peggy Knutson, one of those and the truck which dumps Evening performances on
ws ttlk 'to,t.ok. over the who had headed the petition them. The city received the cans both Friday and Saturday night
contacted, proposed ordinance and report drive and opposition to the new it had ordered several weeks ago, get underway at 7:30 p.m. at the
He said the forms had been back at the next commission garbage system, repeated a but as yet has not received the Tenino High School Gymnasium.
sent back by the corps office, meeting, request made last week for truck.
asking that any person who had F u 11 e r r e c o m m e n d e d
an interest in the property sign a contracting with Book Publishing
right-to-enter form. Company for a study of what
The commission, on Calvin's would be needed to update the
recommendation, asked City municipal code. The east of the CONGRA TUIA TIONS l
Attorney Herb Fuller to contact study would be about $1,600, he
the corps office to see what can said.
bedone. Fuller commented that he "Rod's Recliners"
The commission voted to had been working on updating
grant the city a right to enter its the code since he became city t nl / in
own property for the stream attorney. VOIleyoall
I
egl
ms
work in accordance with the The commission asked the
corps request, city clerk to check to see if
Calvin told the commission money was available for the
that he had received a request project and report back at the
from two Tacoma men for next meeting. *:':!i:: TEAM Nee 1
Third Place Winners
vacation of Eighth, Ninth and Fuller reported he was
Tenth Streets between Satsop looking into the question of the
and UniversityStreets. easement payment rate to Jack Nicklaus
He said they own all of the Burlington Northern Railroad.
property involved and plan to Mayor James Lowery Peg Stock
build houses on it. announced the appointment of Robert Jones
C o Iv i n s a i d t h e Richard Brewer to the city
recommendation of the Public library board. Sandee Jones
Works Department would be that He also announced that there Toni Ruhl
Eighth and Ninth Streets be was a vacancy on the city
vacated with utility easements planning commission and asked Chuck Ruhl
retained, and that Tenth Street anyone interested in serving to Margo Otto
not be vacated since it is on the contact city hall or himself.
arterial street program, even He said one more name was Ran Otto
though it has not been opened in needed for a committee of five Carolyn Olsen
that area. persons to look into city office Chris McEIroy
The commission voted to space needs and alternatives.
Mary Penny
Jim Penny
STRAWBERRIES
"" TEAM NO. 2 I IC,,ch $1%o._
Second Place Winner's 'ORTHWEST", "MT. HOOD" &
, : "MARSHALL"
Ellen Peterson lOtto. 99'0000
' Jerry Peterson
. Casey Butler
,356:s Gary Burleson
Kathy Burleson ...o variety to pick from.
Jeanette Whitcomb TREE ROSES
eL/SEN Judy Stark II
Jack Stark $ 95
Geri Burr
Scott Ballantine
Jim Weisenbach
Jan Weisenbach
4Tn & COTA
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certification•
Tile letter als0
the civil
assunles no
numerical
number of
lieutenants which
the county
Tile county
stated it was
of sergeants to
number
The civil
stated in its
commission
statute no duty
rule or control
personnel.
Sheriff's
Wednesday theY
copy of the letter
Service Cornmi=
county
received no
county
limitations on
sergeants and
$35,000
IS THE AMOUNT I MUST
RIGHT NOW FOR OLD cOl
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