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COUNTY
COURT
in Mason County
Court Judge Victoria
jurisdiction during
Week include:
the influence:
Jose, 930 Pioneer,
days, 310 suspended,
rance, $480; Edward
130 East Merioneth
$1,750, 365 days,
ended; Matthew Roy
831 Golden Pheas-
Shelton, $1,925, 365
; Jacinto Pe-
ter, 1403 Jefferson
$925, 365 days, 363
while license sus-
or revoked: Rhonda
Harris, East 341
toad, Shelton, third
,90 days, 80 suspend-
to transfer title,
85 suspended; Har-
4216 Thornton
third degree, 90
SUspended; Steven A.
Vaughn, four counts
,90 days with 60 sus-
), 90 days with 30 sue-
and 90 days, 50 sue-
Charles M. Varner,
Highway 101, Shel-
$500, 90 days, 80
; Patrick J. Roberts,
Andrews Drive North,
degree, $200, 90
and second
365 days suspended.
,erator's license:
artinez-Ramirez, 2020
Shelton, $200, 90
Uspended; Candy S.
South Third Street,
90 clays suspended;
r, 123 Moore Ave-
90 days sue-
operator's license
(FTA): Ed-
3320 SE
Road, Shelton, and
and speeding,
insurance: Eric
421 West Maple Rock
ock, $480; Diana K.
kst 210 Panorama
and speeding,
ity insurance and
Ardell Hernandez,
Route 106, Shel-
; Mark A. Maier, 532
Road, Oroville, $527;
1911 Washington
$527; Michele C.
111 Conifer Crest,
and no seatbelt and
gistration, $669; A1-
a, 1830 Lake
.Shelton, and no valid
$1,007; Javier
1830 Lake Boule-
and driving with
roadway, $646; Fred
dl, 19111 Old Ranch
:r, and expired ve-
; Aaron Brad-
ls, 6780 State Route
speeding, $646.
offenses: Mark
480 East Aycliffe
speeding, $233.
'fttl hunting of big
V. Page, 3200 Cap-
deer without
365 days sue-
forest products
Stanley Lewis
!7 Mullen, Olympia,
Tran, 4428 Sixth
Y, $200, 365 days
Hal 5315 24th
acey, $100; Dang
South,
Phill Van Ong,
5315 24th Avenue, Lacey, $200,
365 days suspended; Tu Nhat,
5315 24th Avenue SE, Lacey, $100;
Tran N. Men, 5315 24th Avenue,
SE, Lacey, $100.
Assault in the fourth degree:
William P. Beech, West 2141
Little Egypt Road, Shelton, do-
mestic violence, $300, 365 days,
275 suspended; Clark J. Hagen,
361 East Agate Road, Shelton, do-
mestic violence, $200; Stephanie
K. Peyton, East 31 View Place,
Shelton, fourth degree, $400, 365
days, 360 suspended, five on
electronic home monitoring.
Other offenses: Roy E. Justice,
East 110 Coleman Road, Grape-
view, criminal impersonation,
$200, 90 days suspended.
SHELTON
MUNICIPAL COURT
Judgments in Shelton Munic-
ipal Court Judge Carrene Wood's
jurisdiction during the past week
include:
Driving under the influence:
Sale Teila Wily, 809 South
Eighth Street, Shelton, 365 days,
275 suspended, and driving with
license suspended in the first de-
gree, $3,185, 365 days, 230 sus-
pended; Leo E. Henry, SE 169
T'Peeksin Lane, Shelton, $1,325,
365 days, 90 suspended, and
reckless driving, 90 days, 30
suspended, and driving with li-
cense suspended in the third de-
gree, 90 days, 30 suspended.
Driving while license sus-
pended or revoked: Louis W.
Weber, 405 Dearborn Avenue,
Shelton, third degree, 90 days, 88
suspended, two community ser-
vice, no insurance, $950; Slate
Chaves Partida, 1907 Olympic
Highway North, Shelton, first
degree, $620, 365 days, 185 sus-
pended; Joseph F. Durand, 70
North Harrison Avenue, Hoods-
port, four counts third degree,
$250, 90 days, 60 suspended, $250,
90 days, 45 suspended on two and
$250, 90 days, 30 suspended, and
no insurance, $480; Kevin B.
Rhodes, 510 Grant Street, Shel-
ton, first degree, 365 days, and
hit-and-run attended vehicle,
$365 days.
No valid operator's license:
Daniel Soto Morales, 1603 Union,
Shelton, $250, 90 days, 89 sus-
pended, one day community ser-
vice; Pablo Estanislao Carrillo,
1907 Olympic Highway North,
Shelton, no insurance, $960.
No liability insurance: Karen
J. Robertson, 481 Capitol Prairie
Road, Shelton, $480; Francisco
G. Castro, 376 Springfield Loop,
Shelton, $240.
Assault in the fourth degree:
Steven Frederick Christy, 1818
Summit Drive, Shelton, domestic
violence, 365 days, 335 suspend-
ed.
Theft in the third degree: Kel-
ly D. Kowalski, 230 Fir Street,
Shelton, 365 days, 362 suspended,
and obstructing a law officer,
$550, 365 days, 362 suspended; Jo-
seph L. Isenbarger, 722 West
Pine Street, Shelton, 365 days, 360
suspended; second count, $500,
365 days, 355 suspended.
Other offenses: Rosealee Even
Robbins, 2229 Walker Park
Road, Shelton, shoplifting, $150;
Martin Mar, 1403 Jefferson
Street, Shelton, resisting arrest,
$520, 365 days, 363 suspended, two
days community service.
MASON COUNTY
SUPERIOR COURT
Divorces Granted
Debi Sue Lee and Ken Casey
Lee.
Johanna H. Halverson and
Michael J. Halverson.
HOME
RULE
CHARTER
o00.ome 00ouo*00.
COunt1 m Snohomlsh Km Pmrce Clallam
lh' 'esinclud g ", ' g, ' ,
levie,a.tconl are already home rule counties. Some have
reIlec' their county charters and made substantial changes to
r f% et!er government for these rapidly growing counties ...
!vedlng fathers established '... a system of county
tl, ',eat which shall be uniform throughout the state .... '
l%ttved for process of Home Rule so that citizens could
Ip. ' County's governance to best reflect the wishes, desires,
rl • , • ,,
Prlortties of the people.
Senator Tim Sheldon
35th Legislative District
al Meeting: April 22, 1999, 7pm-9pm at
Auditorium, 307 West Cota Street, Shelton, WA 98584
rmore information call: Bill Quigley 360/275-0396
New Cases
John L. Scott, Incorporated
against Maurice Field St. and
Anne E. Field, abstract of judg-
ment.
Federal Home Loan Mortgage
Corporation against David R.
Thulin, Eveline E. Thulin and
John and Jane Does one through
five, unlawful detainer.
Federal Home Loan Mortgage
Corporation against David M.
McDoniel, Jan M. McDoniel and
John and Jane Does one through
five, unlawful detainer.
Federal Home Loan Mortgage
Corporation against Diana L.
Petersen, Dean A. Petersen and
John and Jane Does one through
five, unlawful detainer.
Washington Department of
Revenue against Glen D. Ar-
rington and Elizabeth G. Ar-
rington, tax warrant.
Washington Department of
Revenue against Constance W.
Holman and Kenneth A. Hol-
man, tax warrant.
Washington Department of
Revenue against Ridenoar &
Thompson, tax warrant.
Arnold A. Fox against Mark
Greenfield and Amber York,
unlawful detainer.
Washington Department of
Labor and Industries against
Dwayne L. Finley, tax warrant.
Wells Fargo Bank against
Burton B. Cooper, commercial.
Patrick L. Nelson and Virgi-
nia G. Nelson against Brooke
M. Pope, unlawful detainer.
Washington Department of
Labor and Industries against
Zerferino Castillos, tax warrant.
Washington Department of
Employment Security against
Richard W. Verse, tax warrant.
Washington Department of
Revenue against Robert D. Mc-
Neill, tax warrant.
Washington Department of
Revenue against The Boatkeep-
er, Limited Liability Corpora-
tion, tax warrant.
Patrick W. Steehler against
State of Washington, micellane-
0US.
Providian National Bank
against Judith L. and John Doe
Holden, collection.
Sarah H. Boies against Justin
C. Wood, Jane Doe Pratt, Jack
Scott Cummins and Jane Doe
Cummins, tort motor vehicle.
Wells Fargo Bank against
Kenneth R. and Jane Doe Wal-
lingford, commercial.
Olympic View Group, Incorpo-
rated against Mickie and Ruth
Quick and Michael Rea, unlaw-
ful detainer.
COUNTY
BUILDING PERMITS
New construction over $5,000,
shoreline work and other major
projects receiving permits dur-
ing the past week include:
Richard Christensen, 670 SE
Nelson Road, Shelton, residence,
deck and garage, $82,700; Gor-
don Lecair, 15820 East State
Route 106, Belfair, wood frame
building, $12,866; Barbara Nel-
son, 41 North Dew Place, Hoods-
port, change use of existing
structure from storage to resi-
dence, $41,338; Mark Nuttman,
411 East Cronquist Road, Allyn,
garage, $35,324; James Babcock,
471 East Hyland Drive, Union,
garage, $16,347; Walter Morrow,
220 East Rhododendron Place,
Shelton, garage, $9,082; Jason
Moore, 50 NE Fern Court, Ta-
huya, mobile home, $43,000; Bar-
bara Loudenbach, 51 NE Kathy's
Drive, Belfair, residence and
garage, $81,381; Debra Dewber-
ry, 1480 NE Hurd Road, Belfair,
residence, $46,053.
Dave Bayley, 1189 East Island
Lake Drive, Shelton, residence
and garage, $108,325; Dennis
Dixon, 470 East Gill's Cove
Drive, Allyn, mobile home,
$47,000; Gordon Brown, 272 East
Libby Road West, Shelton, re-
model bath and sun porch,
$22,612; Terrance Shaw, 4972
East State Route 3, Shelton, resi-
dence and garage, $146,697;
Kenneth Jarstad, 7181 NE Ta-
huya Blacksmith Road, Belfair,
mobile home, $82,097; Charlie
Lhotka, 230 West Manor Road,
Shelton, garage, $10,898; Brian
Bridge, 171 NE Lennie's Loop,
Belfair, residence and garage,
$74,276; Ryan Madison, 212 SE
Crescent Drive, Shelton, resi-
dence, $67,407; Steven Grout, 5721
East State Route 106, Union, resi-
dence, $164,034; Tommy Matsu-
mote, 50 NE Bella Vista Drive,
Bremerton, garage, $7,568; Gary
Lynema, 6693 SE Arcadia Road,
Shelton, carport, $20,639.
Bob Shoemaker, 140 East Cook
Drive, Shelton, garage, $10,898;
Jess Morris, 2436 East Brockdale
Road, Shelton, garage, $27,245;
Dale Robinsen, 1881 East Island
Lake Drive, Shelton, shop,
$18,163; Lynch Cove Division
One, 150 NE Bryan Lane, Bel-
fair, concrete reservoir, $25,625;
Del Schnitzer, 160 SE Evan Boul-
evard, Shelton, garage, $22,979;
Daniel Michener, 61 East
Sprague Avenue, Union, garage,
$13,634; Will Satak, 31 SE Evan
Boulevard, Shelton, garage,
$16,347; Monty Bryant, 190 West
Stardust Lane, Shelton, mobile
home, $60,000; and Bob Hunger-
ford, 13851 NE North Shore Road,
Belfair, deck, $5,700.
No value was listed for the fol-
lowing projects:
Elizabeth Sullivan, 730 SE
Totten Shores Drive, mobile
home; Washington Department
of Fisheries, 24350 North High-
way 101, Hoodsport, remove one
tank, install another; Olin
Blystone, 1880 East Pickering
Road, demolition; John Van
Dyke, 681 NE Mission Wood
Drive, Belfair, manufactured
home, storage only.
CITY
BUILDING PERM1TS
New construction and other
major projects receiving permits
during the past week include:
John and Wendy Allen, 1524
Mason Street, install drainage
and underground power ditches;
Doug Reitsch, 2121 Olympic
Highway North, move sign,
$500; Rick Krogness, 818 South
14th Street, replace sewer line.
SHELTON FIRE
DEPARTMENT
April 6:2:51 p.m. with Mason
County Medic One, 100 East
Wallace Kneeland Boulevard,
assault in the fourth degree; 7:20
p.m., West Franklin Street,
smoke investigation; 8:19 p.m.,
Fogarty Avenue, burn investiga-
tion.
April 7:2:09 p.m., 627 Dear-
born Avenue, fire; 9:03 p.m. with
Medic One, 13th Street and
Northcliff Road, one-car crash.
April 8:8:04 p.m., North 10th
Street, fire.
April 9:4:21 p.m. with Medic
One, Summit Drive, injury.
April 11:10:29 p.m. with Med-
ic One, East Capital Village
Olympic Dental Center
• Crowns • Extractions
• Bridges • Dentures
F. Scudder, DDS
2026 Olympic Highway North, Suite 101
432.8379 • Shelton
Most insurances and medical coupons accepted
Open 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Tuesday-Thursday
Lane, property.
April 12:12:39 p.m., Firwood
Court, fire.
SHELTON POLICE
Tuesday, April 6
A caller asked police to deal
with about seven juvenile fe-
males who were walking the fog
line on Olympic Highway
North.
Two juvenile females were
said to be harassing customers
on the loading docks in the 600
block of West Franklin Street.
Wednesday, April 7
Police were asked to inves-
tigate a report that people living
behind the Red Apple Store were
dumping their garbage in the
Red Apple dumpster.
A caller from the 800 block of
West Cota Street told police he
thought his cat had been poi-
soned.
Thursday, April 8
A caller from the 100 block of
West Kneeland Street said he
was punched in the face in front
of his apartment.
A 14-year-old boy was trans-
ported to Mason General Hospi-
tal after he was allegedly as-
saulted by another 14-year-old
boy at Shelton Middle School.
Police were asked to inves-
tigate allegations of a "road
rage" incident in which a wom-
an was slapped at the Kneeland
Shopping Center.
Friday, April 9
Police were asked to stop chil-
dren from playing basketball in
the roadway on Division Street.
A flute and some library books
were reportedly stolen from a
person waiting for the bus near
the Wal-Mart Store.
Saturday, April 10
Police were asked to help a fe-
male in distress on the 900 block
of Turner Avenue.
A burglar alarm sounded at
Shelton Lock and Key.
A power line reportedly
blocked Lake Boulevard after a
car hit a utility pole.
Sunday, April 11
A caller from 900 Alpine Way
said a patient attacked a staff
member by coming up behind her
and yanking her head back
hard.
A caller from the 600 block of
North Fourth Street said someone
was using a Geiger counter to
heat up a chair.
A caller from the 1900 block of
Washington Street said a group
of people tried to break into a
house.
Monday, April 12
Medic One responded at 11:40
p.m. to the report of a disturbance
on the 300 block of South First
Street.
A burglary was reported by a
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wood Court.
A number of calls were re-
ceived about bad checks written
to a place on the 700 block of Cas-
cade 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 97, Thursday 93,
Friday 93, Saturday 99, Sunday
97, Monday 98, Tuesday 105.
Efforts are currently under
way to increase the capacity
again.
MASON COUNTY
SHERIFF'S OFFICE
Tuesday, April 6
Fire District 4 and Medic One
responded at 7:55 p.m. to the re-
port of an injury at the intersec-
tion of SE Arcadia and SE Alder
roads.
A caller said juveniles in the
gravel pit by the C Street overpass
were throwing rocks at oncom-
ing traffic.
Deputies were asked to inves-
tigate a burglary 2.4 miles out
East Pickering Road.
Wednesday, April 7
Fire District 4 responded at
12:42 p.m. to the report of a chim-
ney fire at 103 SE Spring Place,
Shelton.
Fire districts 11 and 16 re-
sponded at 10:35 p.m. to the report
of a brush fire on West State
Route 102, Shelton.
Deputies were told that a wom-
an was brandishing a knife in a
Belfair store.
Deputies were asked to inves-
tigate allegations that a sexual
assault had occurred.
Skokomish Tribal Police were
asked to investigate a burglary.
Thursday, April 8
A burglary was reported after
someone cut a hole in a shop on
SE Arcadia Shores Road.
A caller from East Sherwood
"Creek Road said someone was
cutting holes in his chain-link
fence and going through his
property to fish in the creek.
A caller compained that
someone had failed to register as
a sex offender.
Friday, April 9
A caller from Belfair reported
the rollover of a pickup truck on
East State Route 302 in Belfair.
Deputies were asked to inves-
tigate a sex offense.
Saturday, April 10
Fire District 4 responded with
Medic One at 10:04 p.m. to the re-
port of an injury on SE State
Route 3, Shelton.
Fire District 11 responded at
10:32 p.m. to the report of a brush
fire on East Batstone Cut-off
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A caller from the Mission
Creek Youth Camp said a 17-
year-old youth had escaped from
the facility.
Burglaries were reported by
callers from near milepoint 22.5
on NE State Route 3 in Belfair,
from a home near mile 36.5 of
Highway 101 in Lilliwaup and
from a home on East Timberlake
Drive, Shelton.
Sunday, April 11
Fire District 4 and Medic One
responded at 1:50 p.m. to a mo-
torcycle accident on SE Binns
Swiger Loop, Shelton. Fire Dis-
trict 4 responded at 4:55 p.m. to
the report of a brush fire on West
State Route 108, Shelton.
Deputies were asked to inves-
tigate the theft of oysters from a
beach near mile 4.8 of NE North
Shore Road, Belfair.
A caller from Cronquist Road
in Allyn said a vandal had cut
down eight trees on his lot and
then left them where they fell.
Monday, April 12
A caller said that users of off-
road vehicles were disturbing the
peace in Belfair.
A caller from Belfair had in-
formation about the possible theft
of cremated human remains.
Burglaries were reported to a
cabin on North Kokanee Ridge
Drive in Hoodsport and to a busi-
ness on West Franklin Street.
WCC weapons
testing set for
April 15, 16, 21
The Washington Corrections
Center will test for weapons qual-
ification today, tomorrow and
next Wednesday, says WCC Ad-
ministrative Program Manager
Alan Adams.
Testing will be conducted at
the prison north of Shelton from 2
p.m. to 10 p.m. today, April 15,
and Friday, April 16, Adams said.
Additional testing is scheduled
for 2 to 10 p.m. on Wednesday,
April 21.
by Bill & Leslee McComb
EASING A
SPOUSE'S LOSS
Words cannot adequately
express the loneliness and
sadness that may overwhelm
spouses who lose their life
partners, It is not surprising,
therefore, that older adults
are at increased risk of death
and disability after the recent
loss of a loved one. Equally
important is that strong social
and emotional support can
ameliorate the impact of be-
reavement. Thus, friends and
family are urged to help older
adults ease their loss by be-
ing open to signs of emotional
need. It may also prove help-
ful to bring up the issue of loss
themselves, encourage so-
cialization, and give grieving
spouses the time and place
to express their grief. As Jo-
seph Fort Newton said,
"People are lonely because
they build walls instead of
bridges."
During a time of sorrow,
kindness and empathy are
the best things you can give
anybody to help them through
this period. Just knowing
there are people to lean on is
a comfort. At McCOMB FU-
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Avenue West, we are here to
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4803. Grief counseling is also
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QUOTE: "If there is any-
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Anonymous
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Thursday, April 15, 1999 - Shelton-Mason County Journal. Page 19
COUNTY
COURT
in Mason County
Court Judge Victoria
jurisdiction during
Week include:
the influence:
Jose, 930 Pioneer,
days, 310 suspended,
rance, $480; Edward
130 East Merioneth
$1,750, 365 days,
ended; Matthew Roy
831 Golden Pheas-
Shelton, $1,925, 365
; Jacinto Pe-
ter, 1403 Jefferson
$925, 365 days, 363
while license sus-
or revoked: Rhonda
Harris, East 341
toad, Shelton, third
,90 days, 80 suspend-
to transfer title,
85 suspended; Har-
4216 Thornton
third degree, 90
SUspended; Steven A.
Vaughn, four counts
,90 days with 60 sus-
), 90 days with 30 sue-
and 90 days, 50 sue-
Charles M. Varner,
Highway 101, Shel-
$500, 90 days, 80
; Patrick J. Roberts,
Andrews Drive North,
degree, $200, 90
and second
365 days suspended.
,erator's license:
artinez-Ramirez, 2020
Shelton, $200, 90
Uspended; Candy S.
South Third Street,
90 clays suspended;
r, 123 Moore Ave-
90 days sue-
operator's license
(FTA): Ed-
3320 SE
Road, Shelton, and
and speeding,
insurance: Eric
421 West Maple Rock
ock, $480; Diana K.
kst 210 Panorama
and speeding,
ity insurance and
Ardell Hernandez,
Route 106, Shel-
; Mark A. Maier, 532
Road, Oroville, $527;
1911 Washington
$527; Michele C.
111 Conifer Crest,
and no seatbelt and
gistration, $669; A1-
a, 1830 Lake
.Shelton, and no valid
$1,007; Javier
1830 Lake Boule-
and driving with
roadway, $646; Fred
dl, 19111 Old Ranch
:r, and expired ve-
; Aaron Brad-
ls, 6780 State Route
speeding, $646.
offenses: Mark
480 East Aycliffe
speeding, $233.
'fttl hunting of big
V. Page, 3200 Cap-
deer without
365 days sue-
forest products
Stanley Lewis
!7 Mullen, Olympia,
Tran, 4428 Sixth
Y, $200, 365 days
Hal 5315 24th
acey, $100; Dang
South,
Phill Van Ong,
5315 24th Avenue, Lacey, $200,
365 days suspended; Tu Nhat,
5315 24th Avenue SE, Lacey, $100;
Tran N. Men, 5315 24th Avenue,
SE, Lacey, $100.
Assault in the fourth degree:
William P. Beech, West 2141
Little Egypt Road, Shelton, do-
mestic violence, $300, 365 days,
275 suspended; Clark J. Hagen,
361 East Agate Road, Shelton, do-
mestic violence, $200; Stephanie
K. Peyton, East 31 View Place,
Shelton, fourth degree, $400, 365
days, 360 suspended, five on
electronic home monitoring.
Other offenses: Roy E. Justice,
East 110 Coleman Road, Grape-
view, criminal impersonation,
$200, 90 days suspended.
SHELTON
MUNICIPAL COURT
Judgments in Shelton Munic-
ipal Court Judge Carrene Wood's
jurisdiction during the past week
include:
Driving under the influence:
Sale Teila Wily, 809 South
Eighth Street, Shelton, 365 days,
275 suspended, and driving with
license suspended in the first de-
gree, $3,185, 365 days, 230 sus-
pended; Leo E. Henry, SE 169
T'Peeksin Lane, Shelton, $1,325,
365 days, 90 suspended, and
reckless driving, 90 days, 30
suspended, and driving with li-
cense suspended in the third de-
gree, 90 days, 30 suspended.
Driving while license sus-
pended or revoked: Louis W.
Weber, 405 Dearborn Avenue,
Shelton, third degree, 90 days, 88
suspended, two community ser-
vice, no insurance, $950; Slate
Chaves Partida, 1907 Olympic
Highway North, Shelton, first
degree, $620, 365 days, 185 sus-
pended; Joseph F. Durand, 70
North Harrison Avenue, Hoods-
port, four counts third degree,
$250, 90 days, 60 suspended, $250,
90 days, 45 suspended on two and
$250, 90 days, 30 suspended, and
no insurance, $480; Kevin B.
Rhodes, 510 Grant Street, Shel-
ton, first degree, 365 days, and
hit-and-run attended vehicle,
$365 days.
No valid operator's license:
Daniel Soto Morales, 1603 Union,
Shelton, $250, 90 days, 89 sus-
pended, one day community ser-
vice; Pablo Estanislao Carrillo,
1907 Olympic Highway North,
Shelton, no insurance, $960.
No liability insurance: Karen
J. Robertson, 481 Capitol Prairie
Road, Shelton, $480; Francisco
G. Castro, 376 Springfield Loop,
Shelton, $240.
Assault in the fourth degree:
Steven Frederick Christy, 1818
Summit Drive, Shelton, domestic
violence, 365 days, 335 suspend-
ed.
Theft in the third degree: Kel-
ly D. Kowalski, 230 Fir Street,
Shelton, 365 days, 362 suspended,
and obstructing a law officer,
$550, 365 days, 362 suspended; Jo-
seph L. Isenbarger, 722 West
Pine Street, Shelton, 365 days, 360
suspended; second count, $500,
365 days, 355 suspended.
Other offenses: Rosealee Even
Robbins, 2229 Walker Park
Road, Shelton, shoplifting, $150;
Martin Mar, 1403 Jefferson
Street, Shelton, resisting arrest,
$520, 365 days, 363 suspended, two
days community service.
MASON COUNTY
SUPERIOR COURT
Divorces Granted
Debi Sue Lee and Ken Casey
Lee.
Johanna H. Halverson and
Michael J. Halverson.
HOME
RULE
CHARTER
o00.ome 00ouo*00.
COunt1 m Snohomlsh Km Pmrce Clallam
lh' 'esinclud g ", ' g, ' ,
levie,a.tconl are already home rule counties. Some have
reIlec' their county charters and made substantial changes to
r f% et!er government for these rapidly growing counties ...
!vedlng fathers established '... a system of county
tl, ',eat which shall be uniform throughout the state .... '
l%ttved for process of Home Rule so that citizens could
Ip. ' County's governance to best reflect the wishes, desires,
rl • , • ,,
Prlortties of the people.
Senator Tim Sheldon
35th Legislative District
al Meeting: April 22, 1999, 7pm-9pm at
Auditorium, 307 West Cota Street, Shelton, WA 98584
rmore information call: Bill Quigley 360/275-0396
New Cases
John L. Scott, Incorporated
against Maurice Field St. and
Anne E. Field, abstract of judg-
ment.
Federal Home Loan Mortgage
Corporation against David R.
Thulin, Eveline E. Thulin and
John and Jane Does one through
five, unlawful detainer.
Federal Home Loan Mortgage
Corporation against David M.
McDoniel, Jan M. McDoniel and
John and Jane Does one through
five, unlawful detainer.
Federal Home Loan Mortgage
Corporation against Diana L.
Petersen, Dean A. Petersen and
John and Jane Does one through
five, unlawful detainer.
Washington Department of
Revenue against Glen D. Ar-
rington and Elizabeth G. Ar-
rington, tax warrant.
Washington Department of
Revenue against Constance W.
Holman and Kenneth A. Hol-
man, tax warrant.
Washington Department of
Revenue against Ridenoar &
Thompson, tax warrant.
Arnold A. Fox against Mark
Greenfield and Amber York,
unlawful detainer.
Washington Department of
Labor and Industries against
Dwayne L. Finley, tax warrant.
Wells Fargo Bank against
Burton B. Cooper, commercial.
Patrick L. Nelson and Virgi-
nia G. Nelson against Brooke
M. Pope, unlawful detainer.
Washington Department of
Labor and Industries against
Zerferino Castillos, tax warrant.
Washington Department of
Employment Security against
Richard W. Verse, tax warrant.
Washington Department of
Revenue against Robert D. Mc-
Neill, tax warrant.
Washington Department of
Revenue against The Boatkeep-
er, Limited Liability Corpora-
tion, tax warrant.
Patrick W. Steehler against
State of Washington, micellane-
0US.
Providian National Bank
against Judith L. and John Doe
Holden, collection.
Sarah H. Boies against Justin
C. Wood, Jane Doe Pratt, Jack
Scott Cummins and Jane Doe
Cummins, tort motor vehicle.
Wells Fargo Bank against
Kenneth R. and Jane Doe Wal-
lingford, commercial.
Olympic View Group, Incorpo-
rated against Mickie and Ruth
Quick and Michael Rea, unlaw-
ful detainer.
COUNTY
BUILDING PERMITS
New construction over $5,000,
shoreline work and other major
projects receiving permits dur-
ing the past week include:
Richard Christensen, 670 SE
Nelson Road, Shelton, residence,
deck and garage, $82,700; Gor-
don Lecair, 15820 East State
Route 106, Belfair, wood frame
building, $12,866; Barbara Nel-
son, 41 North Dew Place, Hoods-
port, change use of existing
structure from storage to resi-
dence, $41,338; Mark Nuttman,
411 East Cronquist Road, Allyn,
garage, $35,324; James Babcock,
471 East Hyland Drive, Union,
garage, $16,347; Walter Morrow,
220 East Rhododendron Place,
Shelton, garage, $9,082; Jason
Moore, 50 NE Fern Court, Ta-
huya, mobile home, $43,000; Bar-
bara Loudenbach, 51 NE Kathy's
Drive, Belfair, residence and
garage, $81,381; Debra Dewber-
ry, 1480 NE Hurd Road, Belfair,
residence, $46,053.
Dave Bayley, 1189 East Island
Lake Drive, Shelton, residence
and garage, $108,325; Dennis
Dixon, 470 East Gill's Cove
Drive, Allyn, mobile home,
$47,000; Gordon Brown, 272 East
Libby Road West, Shelton, re-
model bath and sun porch,
$22,612; Terrance Shaw, 4972
East State Route 3, Shelton, resi-
dence and garage, $146,697;
Kenneth Jarstad, 7181 NE Ta-
huya Blacksmith Road, Belfair,
mobile home, $82,097; Charlie
Lhotka, 230 West Manor Road,
Shelton, garage, $10,898; Brian
Bridge, 171 NE Lennie's Loop,
Belfair, residence and garage,
$74,276; Ryan Madison, 212 SE
Crescent Drive, Shelton, resi-
dence, $67,407; Steven Grout, 5721
East State Route 106, Union, resi-
dence, $164,034; Tommy Matsu-
mote, 50 NE Bella Vista Drive,
Bremerton, garage, $7,568; Gary
Lynema, 6693 SE Arcadia Road,
Shelton, carport, $20,639.
Bob Shoemaker, 140 East Cook
Drive, Shelton, garage, $10,898;
Jess Morris, 2436 East Brockdale
Road, Shelton, garage, $27,245;
Dale Robinsen, 1881 East Island
Lake Drive, Shelton, shop,
$18,163; Lynch Cove Division
One, 150 NE Bryan Lane, Bel-
fair, concrete reservoir, $25,625;
Del Schnitzer, 160 SE Evan Boul-
evard, Shelton, garage, $22,979;
Daniel Michener, 61 East
Sprague Avenue, Union, garage,
$13,634; Will Satak, 31 SE Evan
Boulevard, Shelton, garage,
$16,347; Monty Bryant, 190 West
Stardust Lane, Shelton, mobile
home, $60,000; and Bob Hunger-
ford, 13851 NE North Shore Road,
Belfair, deck, $5,700.
No value was listed for the fol-
lowing projects:
Elizabeth Sullivan, 730 SE
Totten Shores Drive, mobile
home; Washington Department
of Fisheries, 24350 North High-
way 101, Hoodsport, remove one
tank, install another; Olin
Blystone, 1880 East Pickering
Road, demolition; John Van
Dyke, 681 NE Mission Wood
Drive, Belfair, manufactured
home, storage only.
CITY
BUILDING PERM1TS
New construction and other
major projects receiving permits
during the past week include:
John and Wendy Allen, 1524
Mason Street, install drainage
and underground power ditches;
Doug Reitsch, 2121 Olympic
Highway North, move sign,
$500; Rick Krogness, 818 South
14th Street, replace sewer line.
SHELTON FIRE
DEPARTMENT
April 6:2:51 p.m. with Mason
County Medic One, 100 East
Wallace Kneeland Boulevard,
assault in the fourth degree; 7:20
p.m., West Franklin Street,
smoke investigation; 8:19 p.m.,
Fogarty Avenue, burn investiga-
tion.
April 7:2:09 p.m., 627 Dear-
born Avenue, fire; 9:03 p.m. with
Medic One, 13th Street and
Northcliff Road, one-car crash.
April 8:8:04 p.m., North 10th
Street, fire.
April 9:4:21 p.m. with Medic
One, Summit Drive, injury.
April 11:10:29 p.m. with Med-
ic One, East Capital Village
Olympic Dental Center
• Crowns • Extractions
• Bridges • Dentures
F. Scudder, DDS
2026 Olympic Highway North, Suite 101
432.8379 • Shelton
Most insurances and medical coupons accepted
Open 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Tuesday-Thursday
Lane, property.
April 12:12:39 p.m., Firwood
Court, fire.
SHELTON POLICE
Tuesday, April 6
A caller asked police to deal
with about seven juvenile fe-
males who were walking the fog
line on Olympic Highway
North.
Two juvenile females were
said to be harassing customers
on the loading docks in the 600
block of West Franklin Street.
Wednesday, April 7
Police were asked to inves-
tigate a report that people living
behind the Red Apple Store were
dumping their garbage in the
Red Apple dumpster.
A caller from the 800 block of
West Cota Street told police he
thought his cat had been poi-
soned.
Thursday, April 8
A caller from the 100 block of
West Kneeland Street said he
was punched in the face in front
of his apartment.
A 14-year-old boy was trans-
ported to Mason General Hospi-
tal after he was allegedly as-
saulted by another 14-year-old
boy at Shelton Middle School.
Police were asked to inves-
tigate allegations of a "road
rage" incident in which a wom-
an was slapped at the Kneeland
Shopping Center.
Friday, April 9
Police were asked to stop chil-
dren from playing basketball in
the roadway on Division Street.
A flute and some library books
were reportedly stolen from a
person waiting for the bus near
the Wal-Mart Store.
Saturday, April 10
Police were asked to help a fe-
male in distress on the 900 block
of Turner Avenue.
A burglar alarm sounded at
Shelton Lock and Key.
A power line reportedly
blocked Lake Boulevard after a
car hit a utility pole.
Sunday, April 11
A caller from 900 Alpine Way
said a patient attacked a staff
member by coming up behind her
and yanking her head back
hard.
A caller from the 600 block of
North Fourth Street said someone
was using a Geiger counter to
heat up a chair.
A caller from the 1900 block of
Washington Street said a group
of people tried to break into a
house.
Monday, April 12
Medic One responded at 11:40
p.m. to the report of a disturbance
on the 300 block of South First
Street.
A burglary was reported by a
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wood Court.
A number of calls were re-
ceived about bad checks written
to a place on the 700 block of Cas-
cade 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 97, Thursday 93,
Friday 93, Saturday 99, Sunday
97, Monday 98, Tuesday 105.
Efforts are currently under
way to increase the capacity
again.
MASON COUNTY
SHERIFF'S OFFICE
Tuesday, April 6
Fire District 4 and Medic One
responded at 7:55 p.m. to the re-
port of an injury at the intersec-
tion of SE Arcadia and SE Alder
roads.
A caller said juveniles in the
gravel pit by the C Street overpass
were throwing rocks at oncom-
ing traffic.
Deputies were asked to inves-
tigate a burglary 2.4 miles out
East Pickering Road.
Wednesday, April 7
Fire District 4 responded at
12:42 p.m. to the report of a chim-
ney fire at 103 SE Spring Place,
Shelton.
Fire districts 11 and 16 re-
sponded at 10:35 p.m. to the report
of a brush fire on West State
Route 102, Shelton.
Deputies were told that a wom-
an was brandishing a knife in a
Belfair store.
Deputies were asked to inves-
tigate allegations that a sexual
assault had occurred.
Skokomish Tribal Police were
asked to investigate a burglary.
Thursday, April 8
A burglary was reported after
someone cut a hole in a shop on
SE Arcadia Shores Road.
A caller from East Sherwood
"Creek Road said someone was
cutting holes in his chain-link
fence and going through his
property to fish in the creek.
A caller compained that
someone had failed to register as
a sex offender.
Friday, April 9
A caller from Belfair reported
the rollover of a pickup truck on
East State Route 302 in Belfair.
Deputies were asked to inves-
tigate a sex offense.
Saturday, April 10
Fire District 4 responded with
Medic One at 10:04 p.m. to the re-
port of an injury on SE State
Route 3, Shelton.
Fire District 11 responded at
10:32 p.m. to the report of a brush
fire on East Batstone Cut-off
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A caller from the Mission
Creek Youth Camp said a 17-
year-old youth had escaped from
the facility.
Burglaries were reported by
callers from near milepoint 22.5
on NE State Route 3 in Belfair,
from a home near mile 36.5 of
Highway 101 in Lilliwaup and
from a home on East Timberlake
Drive, Shelton.
Sunday, April 11
Fire District 4 and Medic One
responded at 1:50 p.m. to a mo-
torcycle accident on SE Binns
Swiger Loop, Shelton. Fire Dis-
trict 4 responded at 4:55 p.m. to
the report of a brush fire on West
State Route 108, Shelton.
Deputies were asked to inves-
tigate the theft of oysters from a
beach near mile 4.8 of NE North
Shore Road, Belfair.
A caller from Cronquist Road
in Allyn said a vandal had cut
down eight trees on his lot and
then left them where they fell.
Monday, April 12
A caller said that users of off-
road vehicles were disturbing the
peace in Belfair.
A caller from Belfair had in-
formation about the possible theft
of cremated human remains.
Burglaries were reported to a
cabin on North Kokanee Ridge
Drive in Hoodsport and to a busi-
ness on West Franklin Street.
WCC weapons
testing set for
April 15, 16, 21
The Washington Corrections
Center will test for weapons qual-
ification today, tomorrow and
next Wednesday, says WCC Ad-
ministrative Program Manager
Alan Adams.
Testing will be conducted at
the prison north of Shelton from 2
p.m. to 10 p.m. today, April 15,
and Friday, April 16, Adams said.
Additional testing is scheduled
for 2 to 10 p.m. on Wednesday,
April 21.
by Bill & Leslee McComb
EASING A
SPOUSE'S LOSS
Words cannot adequately
express the loneliness and
sadness that may overwhelm
spouses who lose their life
partners, It is not surprising,
therefore, that older adults
are at increased risk of death
and disability after the recent
loss of a loved one. Equally
important is that strong social
and emotional support can
ameliorate the impact of be-
reavement. Thus, friends and
family are urged to help older
adults ease their loss by be-
ing open to signs of emotional
need. It may also prove help-
ful to bring up the issue of loss
themselves, encourage so-
cialization, and give grieving
spouses the time and place
to express their grief. As Jo-
seph Fort Newton said,
"People are lonely because
they build walls instead of
bridges."
During a time of sorrow,
kindness and empathy are
the best things you can give
anybody to help them through
this period. Just knowing
there are people to lean on is
a comfort. At McCOMB FU-
NERAL HOME, 703 Railroad
Avenue West, we are here to
help you and your family dur-
ing this time of need. For pro-
fessional assistance, call 426-
4803. Grief counseling is also
available.
QUOTE: "If there is any-
thing better than to be loved,
it is loving."
Anonymous
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