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MASON COUNTY
DISTRICT COURT
Judgments in Mason County
District Court Judge Victoria
Meadows' jurisdiction during the
past week include:
Driving under the influence:
Rodney Russell Thelin, 8420
Homestead Avenue NE, Olympia,
$1,503, 365 days, 230 suspended
and $3,273 costs, and violation of
interlock ignition device, no fine or
jail time, and hit-and-run, attend-
ed vehicle, 365 days suspended;
Paul Enebrad, 910 Tahuya River
Road, Tahuya, $1,231, 365 days,
364 suspended; Michael Stephen
Deacon, 130 East Budd Drive,
Shelton, two counts, $765, 365
days, 355 suspended and $4,246,
365 days, 275 suspended.
Negligent driving: Loryna
L. Desmarais, 6816 Lazy Street,
Tumwater, first degree, $965, 90
days, 89 suspended; Stuart T. Mc-
Comb, 1635 NW Hidden Place,
Silverdale, first degree, $500, 90
days suspended, and driving with
a suspended license, third degree,
$150, 90 days suspended and $440
costs.
Driving while license sus.
pended or revoked: Shane
M. Haddock, 4901 ll5th Street
Count, Lakewood, third degree,
$280, 90 days suspended; Rob-
eft Lynn Whitney, 1932 Gregory
Way, Bremerton, two counts third
degree, $310, 90 days suspended
on each count; Wayne P. Gamber,
21 North Twana Court, Shelton,
ttird degree, $310, 90 days sus-
pended, and speeding and no seat-
belt, $192; Elizabeth A. Aitken,
650 North Lake Cushman Road,
Hoodsport, third degree, $2,043,
90 days, 85 suspended, and use of
drug paraphernalia, $539, 90 days
suspended; Contessa A. Reem, 153
Summit Road, McCleary, third de-
gree, $303,90 days suspended; Jodi
L. Miller-Byerly,154 East Fox Run
Lane, Grapeview, third degree,
$303, 90 days suspended; Tony D•
Capps, 14181 Frontier Drive NW,
Silverdale, third degree, $253, 90
days suspended; Nickolas T. Rus-
sell, 1405 C Street, Hoquiam, third
degree, $233, 90 days suspended;
Rock L. Erdahi, 10 East Snowcap
Drive, Belfair, third degree, $253,
90 days suspended, and expired
vehicle license and switched tabs,
$388.
No valid operator's license:
Bermeta M. Montijo, 140 East
Blevins Road, Shelton, $253, 90
days suspended.
No liability insurance: David
F. Middendorf, 2917 Martin Way
East, Olympia, $538.
Speeding: Angela I. Carraway,
1037 West Avenue, Port Orchard,
in a school zone, $202.
Other traffic offenses: Care-
lyn A. Newton, 801 NW 17th Cir-
cle, Battle Ground, no ignition in-
terlock device, $253, 90 days sus-
pended; Purdy Canyon Bark Sup-
ply, 15250 North Highway 101,
Shelton, over legal weight, $232.
Unlawful fishing in the sec-
ond degree: Jerry Diaz Circu-
lade, 1111 Belfair-Tahuya Road,
Belfair, fishing in closed area and
no license, $218; Hugh Harding,
200 NE Emerald Canyon Road,
Tahuya, over limit of shrimp, $109;
Gary Lee Rousseau, 2020 Everett
Avenue, Everett, fishing in closed
waters, $200.
No shellfish license: Vu Thang
Huynh, 7114 North Pittsburg,
Spokane, and over limit of oys-
ters, $218; Lynn M. Hannah, 110
North Salish Court, Shelton, $303,
90 days, 89 suspended; Clemente
Oscar Sorrosa, 8112 28th Avenue
Court, Lakewood, and failure to
shuck on beach, $163.
Solid-waste violations: Van-
da Janelle Baker, 170 East Rain-
bow Drive, Shelton, failure to
comply with order, excess hulk ve-
hicles and over residential waste
limit, $750•
Obstructing an officer: Aaron
Von Morgan, listed as transient,
arrested in Belfair, $620,365 days,
355 suspended.
SHELTON
MUNICIPAL COURT
Judgments in Shelton Munici-
pal Court Judge Amber Finlay's
jurisdiction during the past week
include:
Driving under the influence:
Curtis James Drovdahl, 261 SE
Craig Road, Shelton, 365 days,
and driving while license suspend-
ed, second degree, 365 days, no
ignition interlock, 90 days; Adrian
D. Bird Jr., 200 East North Lake
Drive, Shelton, $1,159, 365 days,
364 suspended; James Burtran
Rierson, 2151 East Crestview
Drive, Shelton, $1,796, 365 days,
348 suspended, 17 days electronic
home monitoring; Carmen C. Mo-
rales, 14640 North Highway 101,
Shelton, $685, 365 days, 364 sus-
pended and 15 days on electronic
home monitoring; Edvin Delmar
Carrillo Gomez, 2020 Adams
Street, Shelton, $1,259, 365 days,
364 suspended and 15 days on
electronic home monitoring; Ja-
mie D. Cuzick, 126 East C Street,
Shelton, $450, 365 days, 230 sus-
pended.
Negligent driving: Christo-
pher D. Homan, 508 South 16th
Street, Shelton, first degree, $625,
90 days, 89 suspended.
Shoplifting: Magdelano R.
Perez, 240 SE T'Peeksin Lane,
Shelton, $150; Thomas Eugene
Peterson, 480 North Tribal Center
Road, Shelton, $300.
Minor in possession or con-
sumption of alcohol: Richard
Scott Browning, 627 Wyandotte
Avenue, Shelton, $200, 365 days,
360 suspended, five days commu-
nity service.
Harassment: Miguel Angel
Mejia Mendoza, transient, Shelton
$500, 365 days suspended.
MASON COUNTY
SUPERIOR COURT
Divorces Granted
Thomas Frederick Howard Jr.
and Laura E. Howard.
Theresa Marie Sullivan and
Daryan L. Sullivan.
Karl Pennington and Robert
Pennington.
Cindy Eliza Dilk and Walter
Scott Dilk.
Johnnie Lynn Anderson and Al-
fie Emil Anderson.
Geneva Patricia Jordan and
Timothy Lee Jordan.
Kristy Lynn Petty and Richard
Lee Petty.
New Cases
Susan J. Foster and Stephen
A. Foster against Donald Daniels,
tort motor vehicle.
Kneeland Plaza One, Limited
Liability Company, against Mer-
rin Electronics, Limited Liability
Company, Ron D. Merrin and Mi-
cheUe D. Merrin, commercial.
Bank of America against Mary
J. Stansbury, commercial.
Peter F. Pennock, Darlene C.
Pennock and Ruth E. Wise against
John Sale and Natasha Lawton,
unlawful detainer.
Washington State Department
of Revenue, transcripts of judg-
ment against Winnie M. Redler
and Richard W. Redler; Sub and
Sausage Factory, Limited Liabil-
ity Company.
Washington State Department
of Revenue against Rick A. LaDue
and Katrina A. LaDue, tax war-
rant.
Jason J. Pustek against Kevin
Day, transcript of judgment.
COUNTY
BbIPERMI
New COltructi0a over $5,000,
shoreline vork and other major
projects receiving permits during
the past week include: :
Patrick Brennan, 40i East Sch-
neider Road, Shelton, residence,
$188,554.50; Shae Klusman, 186
East Hardings Hill Road, Allyn,
residence, $163,432.05; Lynn
Constantineau-Marsden, 80
East Merlot, Shelton, residence,
$170,526.10; William Beisley, 3780
NE North Shore Read, Belfair,
residence, $161,120.35; Barbara
Acuna, 31 East Victor Ridge Road,
Belfair, decks, $8,440.50; Sherry
Smith, 4550 SE Arcadia Road,
Shelton, addition, $70,744.40;
Robert Cleveland, 150 West Mey-
enburg Drive, Shelton, addition,
$74,460; Scott Eichhorn, 21 East
Wrangler Ridge Road, Union,
residence, $251,798.80; Rod Over-
land, 1970 East Mason Lake Drive
West, Grapeview, garage, $60,078;
Elk Mountain Enterprises, Lim-
ited Liability Company, 4929 SE
Lynch Road, Shelton, residence,
$221,285.60; Marilyn Isaacson,
1491 East Mason Lake Drive East,
Grapeview, dock, $7,114.50; Cor-
nerstone Trade and Development,
330 East Pinedirosa Road, Union,
garage, $15,810.
Also: Ethelwyn Hoffman, 1261
East Mason Lake Drive East,
Grapeview, pilings and dock,
$12,333; Scott McIlrath, 41 East
Cougar Lane North, Shelton, ga-
rage, $87,153.80; Karl Westby,
2604 East Phillips Lake Loop
Read, Shelton, foundation repair,
$65,487.80; Jimmy Lewis, 786 NE
Toonerville Drive, Belfair, resi-
dence, $186,713.70; R.F. Brockm-
ueller, 41 East Country Club Drive
West, Union, addition, $19,637;
John and Mi Humphries, 501 East
Harstine Heights Lane, Shelton,
residence, $169,831.20; Michael
McArthur, 61 East Scott Drive,
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Shelton, boat house, $26,560.80;
Mark McGlothlin, 2150 SE Cres-
cent Drive, Shelton, storage build-
ing and retaining wall, $29,815.30;
John Acocks, 111 West Olym-
pic View Drive, Shelton, shop,
$84,648.20; Richard Olander, 80
East Harley Drive, Grapeview, ga-
rage, $23,477.85.
No value was listed for the fol-
lowing projects:
Doug Lindbo, 421 East Christain
Lane, Shelton, demolition; Ed Eng-
lish, 81 East Cloud Place, Shelton,
manufactured home; Tom Lee, 161
East Elk Place, Shelton, manufac-
tured home; Lake Limerick Coun-
try Club, 790 East Saint Andrews
Drive, Shelton, exhaust hood; Port
of Shelton, 400 West Enterprise
Road, Shelton, demolition.
SHELTON POLICE
Tuesday, May 8
A break-in was reported at one
of the portable classroom buildings
at Bordeaux Elementary School.
Detectives received a report of
an attempted rape.
At 10:51 a.m. a caller com-
plained about noise in the 300
block of South Fifth Street.
A vehicle prowl was reported in
the 500 block of West Seattle Av-
enue.
Wednesday, May 9
Vehicle prowls were reported in
the 1500 block of Olympic High-
way North and the 900 block of
Ellinor Avenue. A caller from the
1900 block of Summit Drive re-
ported damage to several vehicles.
A residential burglary was re-
ported in the 1600 block of Ridge
Road.
Detectives received two forgery
complaints.
A caller from the 400 block of
South Seventh Street reported
receiving threats over the tele-
phone.
A caller complained about dirt
bikes on Hemlock Street.
Thursday, May 10
Just after 1 a.m. a caller from
Mason General Hospital request-
ed officer assistance with a patient
who was causing problems.
A 1991 Acura was reported sto-
len from the 1700 block of Holman
Street.
At 7:36 p.m. a caller from Bev-
erly Boulevard complained about
motorcycles and quads "spinning
around and throwing gravel doing
donuts."
At 10 p.m., a caller reported a
prowler in the 1000 block of May
Street. About half an hour later, a
caller reported hearing a car alarm
go off in the neighborhood.
Friday, May 11
Police responded at 11:25 a.m.
to a report of a disturbance at the
homeless shelter in the 200 block
of North First Street.
A caller from Shelton High
School filed a firearms complaint.
Trespassing at Oakland Bay
Junior High School was reported.
Just after 8 p.m. officers re-
spending to a report of a distur-
bance involving about 10 juveniles
at the intersection of West D and
Madison streets requested assis-
tance from deputies.
A disturbance was reported in
the t00 block of South First Street
at/t0:33 p.m. and 10 minutes lat-
er a caller reported a fight inside
Safeway.
A caller from the hospital said
a woman was trying to obtain nar-
cotics and requested police assis-
tance.
Saturday, May 12
Officers responding at 1:22
a.m. to a report of a disturbance
at Evergreen Square on Railroad
Avenue requested assistance from
deputies.
At 3:27 a.m. a caller from the
hospital requested police assis-
tance with an "aggressive" male in
the emergency room.
A caller complained about a
quad runner in the 400 block of
East E Street.
Disturbances at businesses in
the 900 block of Olympic Highway
South and the 2900 block of Olym-
pic Highway North were reported.
Just after 8 p.m. a fight in the
900 block of May Avenue involving
six males was reported.
At 9:26 p.m. a caller complained
about an ongoing problem with
noise in the 3000 block of Johns
Prairie Road.
Sunday, May 13
At disturbance in the 200 block
of North First Street was reported
at 1:20 a.m.
Beer and meat were reported
stolen from the smokehouse at The
50s Diner on Railroad Avenue. The
caller said a lock had been cut offa
door to gain entry.
Monday, May 14
A white 1990 Honda Prelude
was reported stolen from the 1200
block of West Franklin Street.
A pressure washer valued at
over $1,200 was reported stolen
from a garage in the 1200 block of
Thomas Avenue. The caller said it
was from a "military sea lift com-
mand."
A caller from Kristi Court re-
quested officer contact regarding
the city's noise ordinance and mo-
torcycles.
MASON COUNTY
JAIL POPULATION
The Mason County Jail record-
ed populations as follows during
the past week:
Wednesday 116, Thursday 117,
Friday 115, Saturday 116, Sunday
116, Monday 115, Tuesday 117.
MASON COUNTY
SHERIFF'S OFFICE
Tuesday, May 8
Just after 3 a.m. Squaxin Island
tribal officers received a report of
three intoxicated people creating
a disturbance at the southeast en-
trance to Little Creek Casino.
A caller from a place just over
seven miles out East State Route
106, Union, reported the theft of
copper outdoor lights.
An altercation was reported be-
tween two visitors at the Mason
County Jail.
Skokomish tribal officers re-
ceived a report of a vehicle prowl
on North Chasalt Lane. A theft
was reported by a caller from
North Salish Court.
A caller from NE Sail Loft
Court, Belfair, complained about
off-road vehicles.
A caller said someone urinated
in the duct work at a construction
site on East Mandy Lane and es-
timated the cost to replace it at
$1,ooo.
Vandalism was reported at a
baseball field at Foothills Park in
Hoodsport.
A 1985 Chevrolet Blazer was re-
ported stolen from the Alderbrook
area near Union.
Wednesday, May 9
Fire District 2 responded at
12:32 p.m. to a report of a brush
fire on NE Tahuya-Blacksmith
Road.
Vehicle vandalism was report-
ed in a parking lot on East Vance
Court.
A caller from East Krabbenhoft
Road, Grapeview, reported iden-
tity theft.
Squaxin Island officers received
a report of vandalism at a resi-
dence on SE T'Peeksin Lane.
Burglaries were reported at res-
idences about 1.8 miles out West
Skokomish Valley Road, on SE
Dogwood Place and on SE Bigham
Court.
Skokomish officers responded at
about 2 p.m. to a report of three ju-
veniles causing a disturbance in a
parking lot at Lucky Dog Casino.
Thursday, May 10
Break-ins at a garage about
3.6 miles out East Johns Prairie
Road near Shelton and at a shed
on property about 10 miles out NE
North Shore Road, Tahuya, were
reported.
Vandalism to mailboxes on NE
Collins Lake Drive, Tahuya, was
reported.
A red off-road vehicle was re-
ported stolen from a place on West
Loertscher Road and a caller from
a place about eight miles out West
Shelton-Matlock Road reported
the theft of a dirt bike and an all-
terrain vehicle.
Vehicle vandalism at Lake
Cushman was reported.
A caller from East Piekering
Road reported fraud.
A caller reported a man on a
bicycle trespassing at Hawkins
Middle School in Belfair.
Squaxin Island officers received
a rePort of forgery at Kamilche
Trading Post.
A caller from West Fredson
Road said a neighbor's ram broke
through the caller's fence and
charged the caller's son, injuring
him.
Friday, May 11
A caller from the 1700 block of
SE Stewart Street reported ha-
rassment.
Vandalism to property at Star
Lake in the west end of the county
was reported.
Residential burglaries on East
Burgundy Road on Harstine Is-
land and on West Loertscher Read
near Shelton were reported.
At 5:48 p.m. a caller reported a
man and a woman having sex in
the grass at the site of the former
Up the Creek Restaurant on State
Route 3 just outside the SheltCn
city limits.
Squaxin Island officers received
a report of the theft of medication
from a residence on SE Ko
Loop.
Saturday, May 12
Just before 3 a.m. SkokomiSb
officers receive a report of va"
dalism to a fence from a call@
on North Reservation Road. 11
caller said a large passenger - |
hicle drove through the yard |
took out the fence. A break'ion |
a residence on North State Re |
106 was reported, i=
A caller reported finding a
hiding in a barn about 1.6 |
out SE Arcadia Road. --. I
A caller from East Aloha li |
near Shelton reported be' |
threatened. |
A caller from a place on
way 101, Hoodsport, repO::l IlUnds
finding an aluminum boat on P !
caller's beach.
Squaxin Island officers t':::
a report of the theft of a m High':::
Dodge Stratus from a resid
on SE Kaya Circle. The caller
the vehicle, with Montana liter:
plates, was warming up in
driveway.
Sunday, May 13
A caller from a place just ©
four miles out West Dayton
port Road reported finding r=
stray horses in the yard anl
caller from a residence about
miles out SE Lynch Road m
three cows were loose in the
An "aggressive" stray turkeY!
East Aloha Lane was reported.:
A chainsaw was reported st0J
from a pickup truck on East
son Loop Road.
Skokomish officers
at 11:41 a.m. to a report of
turbance at a residence on
Skokomish
Squaxin Island officers
a report concerning the
theft of a 1989
the parking garage at the
A caller from East Trails
Drive, Belfair, complained at
p.m. about an all-terrain
racing up and down the
tween Tina Drive and a
launch. '
Monday, May 14
Fire District 16
3:41 p.m. to a request
investigation on West EellS
Road.
A caller from North
School District reported
graffiti all over the
and on the walls
Squaxin Island officers
a report of two men
behind the Kamilche
Post. A caller reported the
a credit card at the casino.
p.m. a caller
fireworks on S
An electric sign board
ported stolen from a
site on NE State Route 3,
A burglary at a residence
five miles out West
Read was reported.
Skokomish tribal
ceived a report
being found on
At 9:49 p.m. officers
a report of a
Reservation Road
tance from Squaxin
and county deputies.
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HEALTH]
The following
other food-handling
ments were inspected
month of April. Red
which are high risk, are
practices or procedures
mote foodborne illness.
cies in the high-risk
required to be corrected
set time. High-risk factors
reinspected to ensure
Repeat
result in enforcement
Blue or
trois that when violated
the addition of
cals and physical
items. Deficiencies in the
area must be corrected bY
routine inspection.
According to an
the county health
number of red and
its is not necessarily
number of violations
inspections are
Mosley, an
specialist, using the
regulation and
An example
is posted on the MasOn
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MASON COUNTY
DISTRICT COURT
Judgments in Mason County
District Court Judge Victoria
Meadows' jurisdiction during the
past week include:
Driving under the influence:
Rodney Russell Thelin, 8420
Homestead Avenue NE, Olympia,
$1,503, 365 days, 230 suspended
and $3,273 costs, and violation of
interlock ignition device, no fine or
jail time, and hit-and-run, attend-
ed vehicle, 365 days suspended;
Paul Enebrad, 910 Tahuya River
Road, Tahuya, $1,231, 365 days,
364 suspended; Michael Stephen
Deacon, 130 East Budd Drive,
Shelton, two counts, $765, 365
days, 355 suspended and $4,246,
365 days, 275 suspended.
Negligent driving: Loryna
L. Desmarais, 6816 Lazy Street,
Tumwater, first degree, $965, 90
days, 89 suspended; Stuart T. Mc-
Comb, 1635 NW Hidden Place,
Silverdale, first degree, $500, 90
days suspended, and driving with
a suspended license, third degree,
$150, 90 days suspended and $440
costs.
Driving while license sus.
pended or revoked: Shane
M. Haddock, 4901 ll5th Street
Count, Lakewood, third degree,
$280, 90 days suspended; Rob-
eft Lynn Whitney, 1932 Gregory
Way, Bremerton, two counts third
degree, $310, 90 days suspended
on each count; Wayne P. Gamber,
21 North Twana Court, Shelton,
ttird degree, $310, 90 days sus-
pended, and speeding and no seat-
belt, $192; Elizabeth A. Aitken,
650 North Lake Cushman Road,
Hoodsport, third degree, $2,043,
90 days, 85 suspended, and use of
drug paraphernalia, $539, 90 days
suspended; Contessa A. Reem, 153
Summit Road, McCleary, third de-
gree, $303,90 days suspended; Jodi
L. Miller-Byerly,154 East Fox Run
Lane, Grapeview, third degree,
$303, 90 days suspended; Tony D•
Capps, 14181 Frontier Drive NW,
Silverdale, third degree, $253, 90
days suspended; Nickolas T. Rus-
sell, 1405 C Street, Hoquiam, third
degree, $233, 90 days suspended;
Rock L. Erdahi, 10 East Snowcap
Drive, Belfair, third degree, $253,
90 days suspended, and expired
vehicle license and switched tabs,
$388.
No valid operator's license:
Bermeta M. Montijo, 140 East
Blevins Road, Shelton, $253, 90
days suspended.
No liability insurance: David
F. Middendorf, 2917 Martin Way
East, Olympia, $538.
Speeding: Angela I. Carraway,
1037 West Avenue, Port Orchard,
in a school zone, $202.
Other traffic offenses: Care-
lyn A. Newton, 801 NW 17th Cir-
cle, Battle Ground, no ignition in-
terlock device, $253, 90 days sus-
pended; Purdy Canyon Bark Sup-
ply, 15250 North Highway 101,
Shelton, over legal weight, $232.
Unlawful fishing in the sec-
ond degree: Jerry Diaz Circu-
lade, 1111 Belfair-Tahuya Road,
Belfair, fishing in closed area and
no license, $218; Hugh Harding,
200 NE Emerald Canyon Road,
Tahuya, over limit of shrimp, $109;
Gary Lee Rousseau, 2020 Everett
Avenue, Everett, fishing in closed
waters, $200.
No shellfish license: Vu Thang
Huynh, 7114 North Pittsburg,
Spokane, and over limit of oys-
ters, $218; Lynn M. Hannah, 110
North Salish Court, Shelton, $303,
90 days, 89 suspended; Clemente
Oscar Sorrosa, 8112 28th Avenue
Court, Lakewood, and failure to
shuck on beach, $163.
Solid-waste violations: Van-
da Janelle Baker, 170 East Rain-
bow Drive, Shelton, failure to
comply with order, excess hulk ve-
hicles and over residential waste
limit, $750•
Obstructing an officer: Aaron
Von Morgan, listed as transient,
arrested in Belfair, $620,365 days,
355 suspended.
SHELTON
MUNICIPAL COURT
Judgments in Shelton Munici-
pal Court Judge Amber Finlay's
jurisdiction during the past week
include:
Driving under the influence:
Curtis James Drovdahl, 261 SE
Craig Road, Shelton, 365 days,
and driving while license suspend-
ed, second degree, 365 days, no
ignition interlock, 90 days; Adrian
D. Bird Jr., 200 East North Lake
Drive, Shelton, $1,159, 365 days,
364 suspended; James Burtran
Rierson, 2151 East Crestview
Drive, Shelton, $1,796, 365 days,
348 suspended, 17 days electronic
home monitoring; Carmen C. Mo-
rales, 14640 North Highway 101,
Shelton, $685, 365 days, 364 sus-
pended and 15 days on electronic
home monitoring; Edvin Delmar
Carrillo Gomez, 2020 Adams
Street, Shelton, $1,259, 365 days,
364 suspended and 15 days on
electronic home monitoring; Ja-
mie D. Cuzick, 126 East C Street,
Shelton, $450, 365 days, 230 sus-
pended.
Negligent driving: Christo-
pher D. Homan, 508 South 16th
Street, Shelton, first degree, $625,
90 days, 89 suspended.
Shoplifting: Magdelano R.
Perez, 240 SE T'Peeksin Lane,
Shelton, $150; Thomas Eugene
Peterson, 480 North Tribal Center
Road, Shelton, $300.
Minor in possession or con-
sumption of alcohol: Richard
Scott Browning, 627 Wyandotte
Avenue, Shelton, $200, 365 days,
360 suspended, five days commu-
nity service.
Harassment: Miguel Angel
Mejia Mendoza, transient, Shelton
$500, 365 days suspended.
MASON COUNTY
SUPERIOR COURT
Divorces Granted
Thomas Frederick Howard Jr.
and Laura E. Howard.
Theresa Marie Sullivan and
Daryan L. Sullivan.
Karl Pennington and Robert
Pennington.
Cindy Eliza Dilk and Walter
Scott Dilk.
Johnnie Lynn Anderson and Al-
fie Emil Anderson.
Geneva Patricia Jordan and
Timothy Lee Jordan.
Kristy Lynn Petty and Richard
Lee Petty.
New Cases
Susan J. Foster and Stephen
A. Foster against Donald Daniels,
tort motor vehicle.
Kneeland Plaza One, Limited
Liability Company, against Mer-
rin Electronics, Limited Liability
Company, Ron D. Merrin and Mi-
cheUe D. Merrin, commercial.
Bank of America against Mary
J. Stansbury, commercial.
Peter F. Pennock, Darlene C.
Pennock and Ruth E. Wise against
John Sale and Natasha Lawton,
unlawful detainer.
Washington State Department
of Revenue, transcripts of judg-
ment against Winnie M. Redler
and Richard W. Redler; Sub and
Sausage Factory, Limited Liabil-
ity Company.
Washington State Department
of Revenue against Rick A. LaDue
and Katrina A. LaDue, tax war-
rant.
Jason J. Pustek against Kevin
Day, transcript of judgment.
COUNTY
BbIPERMI
New COltructi0a over $5,000,
shoreline vork and other major
projects receiving permits during
the past week include: :
Patrick Brennan, 40i East Sch-
neider Road, Shelton, residence,
$188,554.50; Shae Klusman, 186
East Hardings Hill Road, Allyn,
residence, $163,432.05; Lynn
Constantineau-Marsden, 80
East Merlot, Shelton, residence,
$170,526.10; William Beisley, 3780
NE North Shore Read, Belfair,
residence, $161,120.35; Barbara
Acuna, 31 East Victor Ridge Road,
Belfair, decks, $8,440.50; Sherry
Smith, 4550 SE Arcadia Road,
Shelton, addition, $70,744.40;
Robert Cleveland, 150 West Mey-
enburg Drive, Shelton, addition,
$74,460; Scott Eichhorn, 21 East
Wrangler Ridge Road, Union,
residence, $251,798.80; Rod Over-
land, 1970 East Mason Lake Drive
West, Grapeview, garage, $60,078;
Elk Mountain Enterprises, Lim-
ited Liability Company, 4929 SE
Lynch Road, Shelton, residence,
$221,285.60; Marilyn Isaacson,
1491 East Mason Lake Drive East,
Grapeview, dock, $7,114.50; Cor-
nerstone Trade and Development,
330 East Pinedirosa Road, Union,
garage, $15,810.
Also: Ethelwyn Hoffman, 1261
East Mason Lake Drive East,
Grapeview, pilings and dock,
$12,333; Scott McIlrath, 41 East
Cougar Lane North, Shelton, ga-
rage, $87,153.80; Karl Westby,
2604 East Phillips Lake Loop
Read, Shelton, foundation repair,
$65,487.80; Jimmy Lewis, 786 NE
Toonerville Drive, Belfair, resi-
dence, $186,713.70; R.F. Brockm-
ueller, 41 East Country Club Drive
West, Union, addition, $19,637;
John and Mi Humphries, 501 East
Harstine Heights Lane, Shelton,
residence, $169,831.20; Michael
McArthur, 61 East Scott Drive,
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Shelton, boat house, $26,560.80;
Mark McGlothlin, 2150 SE Cres-
cent Drive, Shelton, storage build-
ing and retaining wall, $29,815.30;
John Acocks, 111 West Olym-
pic View Drive, Shelton, shop,
$84,648.20; Richard Olander, 80
East Harley Drive, Grapeview, ga-
rage, $23,477.85.
No value was listed for the fol-
lowing projects:
Doug Lindbo, 421 East Christain
Lane, Shelton, demolition; Ed Eng-
lish, 81 East Cloud Place, Shelton,
manufactured home; Tom Lee, 161
East Elk Place, Shelton, manufac-
tured home; Lake Limerick Coun-
try Club, 790 East Saint Andrews
Drive, Shelton, exhaust hood; Port
of Shelton, 400 West Enterprise
Road, Shelton, demolition.
SHELTON POLICE
Tuesday, May 8
A break-in was reported at one
of the portable classroom buildings
at Bordeaux Elementary School.
Detectives received a report of
an attempted rape.
At 10:51 a.m. a caller com-
plained about noise in the 300
block of South Fifth Street.
A vehicle prowl was reported in
the 500 block of West Seattle Av-
enue.
Wednesday, May 9
Vehicle prowls were reported in
the 1500 block of Olympic High-
way North and the 900 block of
Ellinor Avenue. A caller from the
1900 block of Summit Drive re-
ported damage to several vehicles.
A residential burglary was re-
ported in the 1600 block of Ridge
Road.
Detectives received two forgery
complaints.
A caller from the 400 block of
South Seventh Street reported
receiving threats over the tele-
phone.
A caller complained about dirt
bikes on Hemlock Street.
Thursday, May 10
Just after 1 a.m. a caller from
Mason General Hospital request-
ed officer assistance with a patient
who was causing problems.
A 1991 Acura was reported sto-
len from the 1700 block of Holman
Street.
At 7:36 p.m. a caller from Bev-
erly Boulevard complained about
motorcycles and quads "spinning
around and throwing gravel doing
donuts."
At 10 p.m., a caller reported a
prowler in the 1000 block of May
Street. About half an hour later, a
caller reported hearing a car alarm
go off in the neighborhood.
Friday, May 11
Police responded at 11:25 a.m.
to a report of a disturbance at the
homeless shelter in the 200 block
of North First Street.
A caller from Shelton High
School filed a firearms complaint.
Trespassing at Oakland Bay
Junior High School was reported.
Just after 8 p.m. officers re-
spending to a report of a distur-
bance involving about 10 juveniles
at the intersection of West D and
Madison streets requested assis-
tance from deputies.
A disturbance was reported in
the t00 block of South First Street
at/t0:33 p.m. and 10 minutes lat-
er a caller reported a fight inside
Safeway.
A caller from the hospital said
a woman was trying to obtain nar-
cotics and requested police assis-
tance.
Saturday, May 12
Officers responding at 1:22
a.m. to a report of a disturbance
at Evergreen Square on Railroad
Avenue requested assistance from
deputies.
At 3:27 a.m. a caller from the
hospital requested police assis-
tance with an "aggressive" male in
the emergency room.
A caller complained about a
quad runner in the 400 block of
East E Street.
Disturbances at businesses in
the 900 block of Olympic Highway
South and the 2900 block of Olym-
pic Highway North were reported.
Just after 8 p.m. a fight in the
900 block of May Avenue involving
six males was reported.
At 9:26 p.m. a caller complained
about an ongoing problem with
noise in the 3000 block of Johns
Prairie Road.
Sunday, May 13
At disturbance in the 200 block
of North First Street was reported
at 1:20 a.m.
Beer and meat were reported
stolen from the smokehouse at The
50s Diner on Railroad Avenue. The
caller said a lock had been cut offa
door to gain entry.
Monday, May 14
A white 1990 Honda Prelude
was reported stolen from the 1200
block of West Franklin Street.
A pressure washer valued at
over $1,200 was reported stolen
from a garage in the 1200 block of
Thomas Avenue. The caller said it
was from a "military sea lift com-
mand."
A caller from Kristi Court re-
quested officer contact regarding
the city's noise ordinance and mo-
torcycles.
MASON COUNTY
JAIL POPULATION
The Mason County Jail record-
ed populations as follows during
the past week:
Wednesday 116, Thursday 117,
Friday 115, Saturday 116, Sunday
116, Monday 115, Tuesday 117.
MASON COUNTY
SHERIFF'S OFFICE
Tuesday, May 8
Just after 3 a.m. Squaxin Island
tribal officers received a report of
three intoxicated people creating
a disturbance at the southeast en-
trance to Little Creek Casino.
A caller from a place just over
seven miles out East State Route
106, Union, reported the theft of
copper outdoor lights.
An altercation was reported be-
tween two visitors at the Mason
County Jail.
Skokomish tribal officers re-
ceived a report of a vehicle prowl
on North Chasalt Lane. A theft
was reported by a caller from
North Salish Court.
A caller from NE Sail Loft
Court, Belfair, complained about
off-road vehicles.
A caller said someone urinated
in the duct work at a construction
site on East Mandy Lane and es-
timated the cost to replace it at
$1,ooo.
Vandalism was reported at a
baseball field at Foothills Park in
Hoodsport.
A 1985 Chevrolet Blazer was re-
ported stolen from the Alderbrook
area near Union.
Wednesday, May 9
Fire District 2 responded at
12:32 p.m. to a report of a brush
fire on NE Tahuya-Blacksmith
Road.
Vehicle vandalism was report-
ed in a parking lot on East Vance
Court.
A caller from East Krabbenhoft
Road, Grapeview, reported iden-
tity theft.
Squaxin Island officers received
a report of vandalism at a resi-
dence on SE T'Peeksin Lane.
Burglaries were reported at res-
idences about 1.8 miles out West
Skokomish Valley Road, on SE
Dogwood Place and on SE Bigham
Court.
Skokomish officers responded at
about 2 p.m. to a report of three ju-
veniles causing a disturbance in a
parking lot at Lucky Dog Casino.
Thursday, May 10
Break-ins at a garage about
3.6 miles out East Johns Prairie
Road near Shelton and at a shed
on property about 10 miles out NE
North Shore Road, Tahuya, were
reported.
Vandalism to mailboxes on NE
Collins Lake Drive, Tahuya, was
reported.
A red off-road vehicle was re-
ported stolen from a place on West
Loertscher Road and a caller from
a place about eight miles out West
Shelton-Matlock Road reported
the theft of a dirt bike and an all-
terrain vehicle.
Vehicle vandalism at Lake
Cushman was reported.
A caller from East Piekering
Road reported fraud.
A caller reported a man on a
bicycle trespassing at Hawkins
Middle School in Belfair.
Squaxin Island officers received
a rePort of forgery at Kamilche
Trading Post.
A caller from West Fredson
Road said a neighbor's ram broke
through the caller's fence and
charged the caller's son, injuring
him.
Friday, May 11
A caller from the 1700 block of
SE Stewart Street reported ha-
rassment.
Vandalism to property at Star
Lake in the west end of the county
was reported.
Residential burglaries on East
Burgundy Road on Harstine Is-
land and on West Loertscher Read
near Shelton were reported.
At 5:48 p.m. a caller reported a
man and a woman having sex in
the grass at the site of the former
Up the Creek Restaurant on State
Route 3 just outside the SheltCn
city limits.
Squaxin Island officers received
a report of the theft of medication
from a residence on SE Ko
Loop.
Saturday, May 12
Just before 3 a.m. SkokomiSb
officers receive a report of va"
dalism to a fence from a call@
on North Reservation Road. 11
caller said a large passenger - |
hicle drove through the yard |
took out the fence. A break'ion |
a residence on North State Re |
106 was reported, i=
A caller reported finding a
hiding in a barn about 1.6 |
out SE Arcadia Road. --. I
A caller from East Aloha li |
near Shelton reported be' |
threatened. |
A caller from a place on
way 101, Hoodsport, repO::l IlUnds
finding an aluminum boat on P !
caller's beach.
Squaxin Island officers t':::
a report of the theft of a m High':::
Dodge Stratus from a resid
on SE Kaya Circle. The caller
the vehicle, with Montana liter:
plates, was warming up in
driveway.
Sunday, May 13
A caller from a place just ©
four miles out West Dayton
port Road reported finding r=
stray horses in the yard anl
caller from a residence about
miles out SE Lynch Road m
three cows were loose in the
An "aggressive" stray turkeY!
East Aloha Lane was reported.:
A chainsaw was reported st0J
from a pickup truck on East
son Loop Road.
Skokomish officers
at 11:41 a.m. to a report of
turbance at a residence on
Skokomish
Squaxin Island officers
a report concerning the
theft of a 1989
the parking garage at the
A caller from East Trails
Drive, Belfair, complained at
p.m. about an all-terrain
racing up and down the
tween Tina Drive and a
launch. '
Monday, May 14
Fire District 16
3:41 p.m. to a request
investigation on West EellS
Road.
A caller from North
School District reported
graffiti all over the
and on the walls
Squaxin Island officers
a report of two men
behind the Kamilche
Post. A caller reported the
a credit card at the casino.
p.m. a caller
fireworks on S
An electric sign board
ported stolen from a
site on NE State Route 3,
A burglary at a residence
five miles out West
Read was reported.
Skokomish tribal
ceived a report
being found on
At 9:49 p.m. officers
a report of a
Reservation Road
tance from Squaxin
and county deputies.
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The following
other food-handling
ments were inspected
month of April. Red
which are high risk, are
practices or procedures
mote foodborne illness.
cies in the high-risk
required to be corrected
set time. High-risk factors
reinspected to ensure
Repeat
result in enforcement
Blue or
trois that when violated
the addition of
cals and physical
items. Deficiencies in the
area must be corrected bY
routine inspection.
According to an
the county health
number of red and
its is not necessarily
number of violations
inspections are
Mosley, an
specialist, using the
regulation and
An example
is posted on the MasOn
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