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00]ournai of
MASON COUNTY
DISTRICT COURT
Judgments in Mason County
District Court Judge Victoria
Meadows' jurisdiction during
the past week include:
Driving under the influ-
ence:' Jake W. Kyes, 51 NE
Rainbow Place, Belfair, $1,889,
365 days, 363 suspended; Den-
nis N. Lewis, 80 SE Foxglove
Street, Shelton, $866, 365 days,
364 suspended, $3,293 costs;
Larry A. Amaral, 941 NE Snow-
cap Drive, Tahuya, $3,000, 365
days, 185 suspended, $3,043
costs; Sarah N. Zamudio, 4580
State Route 302, Belfair, $1,231,
365 days, 364 suspended; Jus-
tin Ron Vanderwal, 2410 SE
Kamilche Point Road, Shelton,
$1,231, 365 days, 364 suspend-
ed.
Reckless driving: Nicolas
E. Perez, 9335 31st Avenue NE,
Lacey, $625.
Negligent driving: Jeffery
W. Patterson, 3395 West Mis-
sion Road, Belfair, second de-
gree, $538.
Driving while license sus-
pended or revoked: Nicholas
Allen Perry, 615 South Tower
Street, Centralia, third degree,
$193, 90 days suspended; Seth
D. Singleton, 691 NE Larson
Lake Drive, Belfair, third de-
gree, $243, 90 days, 87 sus-
pended, and possession of drug
paraphernalia, $393, 90 days
suspended; Lee J. Stites, 257
SE Harrier Road, Shelton, two
counts, second degree, $1,243,
365 days suspended and $1,043,
365 days, 355 suspended, and
second-degree negligent driv-
ing, $200; Travis W. Thompson,
4551 East Pickering Road, Shel-
ton, third degree, $410, 90 days,
88 suspended; Rhonda Belle
Roberts, 1930 East Crestview
Drive, Shelton, two counts, third
degree, $560, 90 days suspended
on each count; David J. Roberts,
991 East Lakeshore Drive West,
Shelton, two counts, third de-
gree, $453, 90 days suspended
and $603, 90 days suspended;
Wendy Gale Chipman, 925 NE
Snowcap Drive, Tahuya, third
degree, $150, 90 days suspend-
ed, failure to transfer title, $100
and $93 costs; Michael Z. Mc-
Cord, 424 Bellevue Street, Shel-
ton, third degree, $610, 90 days,
88 suspended.
No valid operator's license:
Joseph G. Reading, 301 South
Fifth Street, Shelton, $310, 90
days suspended, and no liability
insurance, $150.
No liability insurance:
Devon Ernest Rhodes, 171 Bal-
lycastle Way, Shelton, $538;
Berabe Murillo-Bejar, 140 East
Blevins Road North, Shelton,
$538; Autumn F. Brown, 81 NE
Laurel Road, Belfair, and failure
to yield while turning left, $701;
Clarence William Kiser, 610
NE Larson Boulevard, Belfair,
$538; Joshua Taylor Lomax,
7420 NE State Route 3, Port
Orchard, $538; Casey Burton
Covert, 320 SE Picadilly Drive,
Shelton, $538; Ester C. Sage,
114 West Poplar Street, Shel-
ton, and speeding, $291.
Alcohol offenses: Dustin J.
Rasmussen, 953 East Spruce
Avenue, Couer d' Alene, Idaho,
being under 21 and driving after
consuming alcohol, $370, 365
days suspended.
Unlawful fishing in the
first degree: Qi F. Huand, 2948
South Frontelnal Street, Seattle,
over twice the limit of clams and
second degree, overlimit of oys-
ters and possession of oyster in
the shell, $225; Mal Sul Pearce,
Correction:.
Rice Bowl points
were mostly blue
The report published in the
May 3, issue of The Journal on in-
spections of restaurants and other
food-handling establishments by
the Mason County Health Depart-
ment contained an error about The
Rice Bowl in Belfair. The inspec-
tion, conducted March 16, result-
ed in five red points and 18 blue
points, not 18 red and rive blue.
The total of 23 points was correct
as was the narrative explaining
the violations. Violations listed in
the "red" category are those which
involve practices that put the pub-
lic at risk of foodborne illness;
"blue" violations relate to food ser-
vice operations and cleanliness.
18509 22nd Avenue East, Ta-
coma, over twice the limit of
clams, $378; Judy K. Ast, 1206
Fir Park Drive SE, Olympia,
over twice the limit of clams,
$378; Khuong Dat Lam, 3520
South Webster Street, Seattle,
over twice the limit of clams and
second degree, over limit of oys-
ters and possession of oyster in
the shell, $225; Yuping Zhang,
517 Main Avenue, Renton, over
twice the limit of clams and
second degree, overlimit of oys-
ters, $150; Kin Khai Vong, 2954
South Webster Street, Seattle,
over twice the limit of clams and
second degree, over limit of oys-
ters and possession of oyster in
the shell, $225.
Unlawful fishing in the
second degree: Takandri
Koyama, 5018 llth Avenue NE,
Seattle, possession of oyster in
the shell, $109; Travis E. Bill,
755 Tiger-Mission Road, Belfair,
no freshwater license, $109; Jo-
seph Raymond Stepanik, 2130
Lombard Road, Grapeview, no
license, $109; James C. Hoyle,
15340 East State Route 106,
Belfair, over limit of shrimp,
$109.
Over limit of spotted
shrimp: Robert L. McGhee, 201
Hi Crest Drive, Auburn, $109;
Shawn T. Harbin, 423 336th
Street East, Roy, $109; Gary
L. Gladstone, 7903 53rd Street
Court West, University Place,
$109; Johannes M. Mak, 31
East Cromarty Court, Shelton,
109; Angus D. Campbell, 2028
80th Avenue SE, Olympia, $250,
365 days suspended, and failure
to submit catch for inspection,
$150, 90 days suspended and
$43 costs; Robert A. Harbin, 423
336th Street East, Roy, $250,
365 days suspended, and failure
to submit catch for inspection,
$150, 90 days suspended and
$43 costs.
Fourth-degree assault:
JoAnn E. Harvey, 519 Arcadia
Avenue, Shelton, fourth-degree
assault, $1,693, 365 days, 363
suspended; Mandy M. Anderson,
231 Sheridan Road, Bremerton,
$625, 365 days suspended.
Violation of a no-contact
order: Christopher Lorenzo
Pablo, 381 NE Barbara Boule-
vard, Belfair, $1,643, 365 days,
355 suspended and two counts
driving while license suspended
in the third degree, $193, 90
days, 86 suspended and $193,
90 days, 86 suspended.
Third degree malicious
mischief: David B. Metcalf,
561 Larson Lake Road, Belfair,
$533, 365 days suspended; Mer-
le T. Lindsay Jr., 360 West Ha-
ven Drive, Elms, two counts do-
mestic violence, $100, 365 days,
365 suspended on each count
and $100 costs; Robert J. Weeks,
2270 Hanks Road, Shelton,
$250, 365 days suspended, and
unlawful display of a weapon,
$250, 365 days, 345 suspended,
and $200 costs.
Possession of drug para-
phernalia: Bob D. Spaulding,
170 East Rainbow Lake Drive,
Shelton, $293, 90 days, 89 sus-
pended; Jennifer I. Corder,
19800 NorthHighway 101,
Shelton, $590, 90 days, 89 sus-
pended.
MASON COUNTY
SUPERIOR COURT
Divorces Granted
Leroy Hembree and Brule
Autumn Hembree.
Orville William Roberts and
Kathrine Agnes Roberts.
New Cases
Midland Funding, Limited Li-
ability Company, against Randy
D. Blair, commercial, and Capi-
tal One Bank against Randy D.
Blair, commercial.
Washington State Depart-
ment of Labor and Industries
against David Warren Thomp-
son, tax warrant.
Peter F. Pennock, Darlene
C. Pennock and Ruth E. Wise
against Casey Covert and Hunt-
er Perrine, unlawful detainer.
HSBC Bank of Nevada against
Anne Rosander, commercial.
Sunshine Spurgeon against
Olympic Panel Products, Limit-
ed Liability Company, personal
injury.
Charlene Cuzick, personal
representative of the estate of
Jane Alice Cuzick, against Toni
Britton, unlawful detainer.
Washington State Depart-
ment of Revenue, tax warrants
Page 28 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, June 14, 2007
cord
against Western Washington
Developers, Limited Liability
Company; B&B Cement Fin-
ishing, Limited Liability Com-
pany.
SHELTON FIRE
DEPARTMENT
June 7:5:25 p.m., illegal burn,
1401 Dickinson Avenue.
SHELTON POLICE
Tuesday, June 5
A vehicle prowl in the 1300
block of Wingwood Place was re-
ported.
A caller from the Washington
State Department of Social and
Health Services Office reported
being threatened by a client who
was "unhappy" with a visitation
plan.
Wednesday, June 6
Harassment complaints came
in from callers in the 500 block
of East Fir Street and the 500
block of Holly Drive.
Just after noon a caller said
about 10 high-school-age juve-
niles were "acting goofy" behind
a business in the 300 block of
Wallace Kneeland Boulevard.
Items were reported stolen
from a vehicle parked at the
Mason County Courthouse.
Thursday, June 7
At 2:27 a.m. a caller report-
ed possible prowlers in the 100
block of East Birch Street.
At 7:32 a.m. police received
a report of a student in posses-
sion of tobacco at Shelton High
School. An alleged assault was
reported just after 9 a.m.
An alleged sex offense was re-
ported.
Detectives were asked to in-
vestigate an alleged fraud re-
ported by a caller from West
Coast Bank on Olympic High-
way North.
A vehicle prowl in the 1400
block of Wingwood Place was re-
ported.
A caller reported the theft of
firefighter gear fron a garage in
the 100 block of West University
Avenue.
At 10:22 p.m. a caller com-
plained about noise in the 200
block of Turner Avenue.
Friday, June 8
Trespassing at Shelton High
School was reported at 7:53 a.m.
At 2:26 p.m. officers respond-
ed to a report of a fight at the
school.
A caller said someone was
"building a home with plywood"
behind the businesses in Knee-
land Plaza.
Officers responding at 12:40
p.m, to a report of a disturbance
in a parking lot in the 100 block
of East WallaKneeland Bou-
levard requestdwthe assistance
of deputies. i!
A burglary at a residence in
the 1500 block of Van Buren
Street and a break-in at a shed
in the 1000 blbck of Fairmount
Avenue were reported.
Just after 5 p.m. a caller said
a guy "was beating up a car" in
the 400 block of Ellinor Avenue.
A caller from the 1200 block of
Pioneer Way reported the theft
of four wheels and tires.
Disturbances were reported
at 9:13 p.m. at Johnson Park
and at 9:22 p.m. in a parking
lot in the 2500 block of Olympic
Highway North.
Saturday, June 9
Police responded at 2:21 a.m.
to a report of a disturbance at
Shelton High School.
At 5:18 a.m. a caller com-
plained about noise in the 200
block of Turner Avenue.
Suspected drug parapherna-
lia was found in a room at a mo-
tel on Northview Circle.
A caller from the 2400 block
of North 13th Street reported
receiving threats.
Items were reported stolen
from a storage shed in the 100
block of Harvard Street.
Sunday, June 10
At 12:33 a.m. police respond-
ed to a report of an "out-of-con-
trol" patient at Mason General
Hospital.
Just before 2 a.m. officers re-
sponding to a report of a distur-
bance in the 300 block of Rail-
road Avenue requested the as-
sistance of deputies.
At 4:27 a.m. a caller com-
plained about noise in the 2000
block of South First Street.
A noise complaint came in at
10:48 p.m. from a caller in the
400 block of Walnut Street.
Vehicle prowls were reported
in the 900 block of Eaglewood
Way and in the 800 block of
Turner Avenue.
A Honda Accord was reported
stolen from the 600 block of Fir-
wood Court, a 1991 white Acu-
ra Integra was reported stolen
from the 900 block of Ellinor Av-
enue, and a 1991 white Toyota
Tercel was reported stolen from
the 700 block of South Eighth
Street.
A propane torch, propane
tanks and other items were re-
ported stolen from a shop in the
1700 block of Ward Road.
Monday, June 11
A vehicle prowl was reported
in the 1200 block of West Birch
Street.
Police responded at 2:28
p.m. to the report of a two-ve-
hicle, non-injury collision in the
2500 block of Olympic Highway
North.
A break-in to a shed in the
1300 block of Center Street was
reported.
MASON COUNTY
JAIL POPUITION
The Mason County Jail re-
corded populations as follows
during the past week:
Wednesday 125, Thursday
124, Friday 123, Saturday 124,
Sunday 127, Monday 130, Tues-
day 124.
MASON COUNTY
SHERIFF'S OFFICE
Tuesday, June 5
A vehicle prowl on West Gold-
en Pheasant Road near Shelton
was reported.
A break-in at a residence on
North Carroll Point Road, Lilli-
waup, was reported.
Skokomish tribal officers re-
ceived a report of vandalism to a
drain at Minerva Terrace.
Vandalism to several mail-
boxes about two miles out West
Cloqullum Road was reported.
Wednesday, June 6
Fire District 2 responded at
6:19 p.m. to a report of an ille-
gal burn at 31 NE Wagon Wheel
Road, Belfair.
A caller reported the theft of
more than $1,000 in construc-
tion materials from a site on
North Jorstad Creek Road, Lil-
liwaup.
A caller from East Daniels
Road near Shelton filed a ha-
rassment complair$t.
A caller from NE Sundown
Drive, Tahuya, complained
about an ongoing problem with
all-terrain vehicles in the area.
Trespassing on the golf course
at Lake Limerick was reported.
A burglary at a residence on
SE Crescent Drive near Shelton
was reported. The caller said the
house had been ransacked.
Squaxin Island tribal officers
received a report of a minor in-
possession of alcohol at a place
on SE Skalapin Lane.
Thursday, June 7
]re District 2 responded at
6:43 p.m. to an illegal burn at
131 NE McKnight Road, Bel-
fair.
A caller from East Hillcrest
Drive near Shelton reported the
theft of $700 in cash.
Burglaries at a house under
construction just over three
miles out West Dayton-Airport
Road ne@r Shelton and at a resi-
dence just over two miles out
West Little Egypt Road near
Dayton were reported.
A caller from East Hanks
Lake Road said someone dumped
geese at the caller's residence.
An assault at the jail was re-
ported.
Skokomish tribal officers re-
sponded at 1:11 p.m. to a report
of an illegal burn on North Sal-
ish Court.
A vehicle prowl in a parking
lot on NE State Route 3, Belfair,
was reported.
A caller from North Mason
High School reported receiving
a sexually explicit e-mail from a
student.
A caller from East Dartmoor
Drive at Lake Limerick reported
harassment and said there had
been a total of 18 phone calls on
that day.
At 6:39 p.m. a caller said four
men were "falling down drunk
and puking" at Walker Park
near Shelton.
Friday, June 8
Fire District 2
10:42 a.m. to a
smoke investigation at
Trails End Drive, Belfair,
at 8:01 p.m. to the
illegal burn at 110 NE
Lane, Belfair.
Break-ins at
East Shelton Springs
near Shelton, East Dalby
Union, and near
East State Route 106,
were reported.
Squaxin Island officers
ceived a report of the
food from the casino. A
from SE Skalapin Lane
ed the theft of bank and
tification cards and a their
reported by a caller from
Nak Sub Loop. At about
a caller said a group
was on the roof of the
Trading Post.
An alleged attempted
Washington
was reported.
A safe was reported
from a residence on NE
Tree Place, Tahuya, and
were reported stolen
trailer on West
Road near the Grays
county line.
Building materials were
ported stolen from a
tion site on SE Totten
Shelton and a 30-foot light
valued at $3,000 was
stolen from a place on
lass Way, Belfair.
At 10:53 p.m. Skokomish
ricers received a report of'
with a baseball bat" on
Chasalt Lane.
Saturday, June 9
Fire District 2 respond!
9:23 p.m. to a request for a
investigation at 1990 NE
Creek-Dewatto Road.
Skokomish officers
report of the theft
Neon from a residence on
Chasalt Lane.
Computers and other
were reported stolen
residence on East
Drive at Lake Limerick
handgun was one of the
reported stolen in a
a residence about 4.8
East State Route 3 near
ton.
Around 8 p.m. a caller
plained about fireworks
Rasor Road, Belfair.
At 9:33 p.m. a caller
plained about a dirt bike
speeding in the area of
Nahwatzel Beach Road.
Sunday, June 10
Squaxin Island officerS
spended at 1:57 a.m. to a
of a fight in progress at
sine. At 6:46 p.m. a caller
a man was harassing
at Kamilche Trading
Residential
Mill Creek Road near
and on NE Larson Lake
Belfair, were reported.
A caller reported a theft
property on East Old
Lane, Union.
Skokomish officers
just after 5 p.m. to a
disturbance on North
tion Road.
At 6:33 p.m. a caller
plained about fireworks
Vaughn Place near SheltO"
A caller complained
bikes racing in the area
Budd Place West near
Monday, June 11
Fire District 2
11:29 a.m. to a
burn investigation at
Old Belfair Highway.
Squaxin Island
sponded at 1:18 a.m. to
port of property damage
casino. A caller from
Trading Post reported
ment. Sus
nalia was found
7:36 p.m. an alleged
a residence on SE Kc
was reported.
A caller from SE
Place near Shelton
theft of credit cards.
A caller from
said a student was
bringing a bb gun to
A burglary at a
site on East Aycliffe
reported.
A caller from NE
Belfair, reported
death threat.
00]ournai of
MASON COUNTY
DISTRICT COURT
Judgments in Mason County
District Court Judge Victoria
Meadows' jurisdiction during
the past week include:
Driving under the influ-
ence:' Jake W. Kyes, 51 NE
Rainbow Place, Belfair, $1,889,
365 days, 363 suspended; Den-
nis N. Lewis, 80 SE Foxglove
Street, Shelton, $866, 365 days,
364 suspended, $3,293 costs;
Larry A. Amaral, 941 NE Snow-
cap Drive, Tahuya, $3,000, 365
days, 185 suspended, $3,043
costs; Sarah N. Zamudio, 4580
State Route 302, Belfair, $1,231,
365 days, 364 suspended; Jus-
tin Ron Vanderwal, 2410 SE
Kamilche Point Road, Shelton,
$1,231, 365 days, 364 suspend-
ed.
Reckless driving: Nicolas
E. Perez, 9335 31st Avenue NE,
Lacey, $625.
Negligent driving: Jeffery
W. Patterson, 3395 West Mis-
sion Road, Belfair, second de-
gree, $538.
Driving while license sus-
pended or revoked: Nicholas
Allen Perry, 615 South Tower
Street, Centralia, third degree,
$193, 90 days suspended; Seth
D. Singleton, 691 NE Larson
Lake Drive, Belfair, third de-
gree, $243, 90 days, 87 sus-
pended, and possession of drug
paraphernalia, $393, 90 days
suspended; Lee J. Stites, 257
SE Harrier Road, Shelton, two
counts, second degree, $1,243,
365 days suspended and $1,043,
365 days, 355 suspended, and
second-degree negligent driv-
ing, $200; Travis W. Thompson,
4551 East Pickering Road, Shel-
ton, third degree, $410, 90 days,
88 suspended; Rhonda Belle
Roberts, 1930 East Crestview
Drive, Shelton, two counts, third
degree, $560, 90 days suspended
on each count; David J. Roberts,
991 East Lakeshore Drive West,
Shelton, two counts, third de-
gree, $453, 90 days suspended
and $603, 90 days suspended;
Wendy Gale Chipman, 925 NE
Snowcap Drive, Tahuya, third
degree, $150, 90 days suspend-
ed, failure to transfer title, $100
and $93 costs; Michael Z. Mc-
Cord, 424 Bellevue Street, Shel-
ton, third degree, $610, 90 days,
88 suspended.
No valid operator's license:
Joseph G. Reading, 301 South
Fifth Street, Shelton, $310, 90
days suspended, and no liability
insurance, $150.
No liability insurance:
Devon Ernest Rhodes, 171 Bal-
lycastle Way, Shelton, $538;
Berabe Murillo-Bejar, 140 East
Blevins Road North, Shelton,
$538; Autumn F. Brown, 81 NE
Laurel Road, Belfair, and failure
to yield while turning left, $701;
Clarence William Kiser, 610
NE Larson Boulevard, Belfair,
$538; Joshua Taylor Lomax,
7420 NE State Route 3, Port
Orchard, $538; Casey Burton
Covert, 320 SE Picadilly Drive,
Shelton, $538; Ester C. Sage,
114 West Poplar Street, Shel-
ton, and speeding, $291.
Alcohol offenses: Dustin J.
Rasmussen, 953 East Spruce
Avenue, Couer d' Alene, Idaho,
being under 21 and driving after
consuming alcohol, $370, 365
days suspended.
Unlawful fishing in the
first degree: Qi F. Huand, 2948
South Frontelnal Street, Seattle,
over twice the limit of clams and
second degree, overlimit of oys-
ters and possession of oyster in
the shell, $225; Mal Sul Pearce,
Correction:.
Rice Bowl points
were mostly blue
The report published in the
May 3, issue of The Journal on in-
spections of restaurants and other
food-handling establishments by
the Mason County Health Depart-
ment contained an error about The
Rice Bowl in Belfair. The inspec-
tion, conducted March 16, result-
ed in five red points and 18 blue
points, not 18 red and rive blue.
The total of 23 points was correct
as was the narrative explaining
the violations. Violations listed in
the "red" category are those which
involve practices that put the pub-
lic at risk of foodborne illness;
"blue" violations relate to food ser-
vice operations and cleanliness.
18509 22nd Avenue East, Ta-
coma, over twice the limit of
clams, $378; Judy K. Ast, 1206
Fir Park Drive SE, Olympia,
over twice the limit of clams,
$378; Khuong Dat Lam, 3520
South Webster Street, Seattle,
over twice the limit of clams and
second degree, over limit of oys-
ters and possession of oyster in
the shell, $225; Yuping Zhang,
517 Main Avenue, Renton, over
twice the limit of clams and
second degree, overlimit of oys-
ters, $150; Kin Khai Vong, 2954
South Webster Street, Seattle,
over twice the limit of clams and
second degree, over limit of oys-
ters and possession of oyster in
the shell, $225.
Unlawful fishing in the
second degree: Takandri
Koyama, 5018 llth Avenue NE,
Seattle, possession of oyster in
the shell, $109; Travis E. Bill,
755 Tiger-Mission Road, Belfair,
no freshwater license, $109; Jo-
seph Raymond Stepanik, 2130
Lombard Road, Grapeview, no
license, $109; James C. Hoyle,
15340 East State Route 106,
Belfair, over limit of shrimp,
$109.
Over limit of spotted
shrimp: Robert L. McGhee, 201
Hi Crest Drive, Auburn, $109;
Shawn T. Harbin, 423 336th
Street East, Roy, $109; Gary
L. Gladstone, 7903 53rd Street
Court West, University Place,
$109; Johannes M. Mak, 31
East Cromarty Court, Shelton,
109; Angus D. Campbell, 2028
80th Avenue SE, Olympia, $250,
365 days suspended, and failure
to submit catch for inspection,
$150, 90 days suspended and
$43 costs; Robert A. Harbin, 423
336th Street East, Roy, $250,
365 days suspended, and failure
to submit catch for inspection,
$150, 90 days suspended and
$43 costs.
Fourth-degree assault:
JoAnn E. Harvey, 519 Arcadia
Avenue, Shelton, fourth-degree
assault, $1,693, 365 days, 363
suspended; Mandy M. Anderson,
231 Sheridan Road, Bremerton,
$625, 365 days suspended.
Violation of a no-contact
order: Christopher Lorenzo
Pablo, 381 NE Barbara Boule-
vard, Belfair, $1,643, 365 days,
355 suspended and two counts
driving while license suspended
in the third degree, $193, 90
days, 86 suspended and $193,
90 days, 86 suspended.
Third degree malicious
mischief: David B. Metcalf,
561 Larson Lake Road, Belfair,
$533, 365 days suspended; Mer-
le T. Lindsay Jr., 360 West Ha-
ven Drive, Elms, two counts do-
mestic violence, $100, 365 days,
365 suspended on each count
and $100 costs; Robert J. Weeks,
2270 Hanks Road, Shelton,
$250, 365 days suspended, and
unlawful display of a weapon,
$250, 365 days, 345 suspended,
and $200 costs.
Possession of drug para-
phernalia: Bob D. Spaulding,
170 East Rainbow Lake Drive,
Shelton, $293, 90 days, 89 sus-
pended; Jennifer I. Corder,
19800 NorthHighway 101,
Shelton, $590, 90 days, 89 sus-
pended.
MASON COUNTY
SUPERIOR COURT
Divorces Granted
Leroy Hembree and Brule
Autumn Hembree.
Orville William Roberts and
Kathrine Agnes Roberts.
New Cases
Midland Funding, Limited Li-
ability Company, against Randy
D. Blair, commercial, and Capi-
tal One Bank against Randy D.
Blair, commercial.
Washington State Depart-
ment of Labor and Industries
against David Warren Thomp-
son, tax warrant.
Peter F. Pennock, Darlene
C. Pennock and Ruth E. Wise
against Casey Covert and Hunt-
er Perrine, unlawful detainer.
HSBC Bank of Nevada against
Anne Rosander, commercial.
Sunshine Spurgeon against
Olympic Panel Products, Limit-
ed Liability Company, personal
injury.
Charlene Cuzick, personal
representative of the estate of
Jane Alice Cuzick, against Toni
Britton, unlawful detainer.
Washington State Depart-
ment of Revenue, tax warrants
Page 28 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, June 14, 2007
cord
against Western Washington
Developers, Limited Liability
Company; B&B Cement Fin-
ishing, Limited Liability Com-
pany.
SHELTON FIRE
DEPARTMENT
June 7:5:25 p.m., illegal burn,
1401 Dickinson Avenue.
SHELTON POLICE
Tuesday, June 5
A vehicle prowl in the 1300
block of Wingwood Place was re-
ported.
A caller from the Washington
State Department of Social and
Health Services Office reported
being threatened by a client who
was "unhappy" with a visitation
plan.
Wednesday, June 6
Harassment complaints came
in from callers in the 500 block
of East Fir Street and the 500
block of Holly Drive.
Just after noon a caller said
about 10 high-school-age juve-
niles were "acting goofy" behind
a business in the 300 block of
Wallace Kneeland Boulevard.
Items were reported stolen
from a vehicle parked at the
Mason County Courthouse.
Thursday, June 7
At 2:27 a.m. a caller report-
ed possible prowlers in the 100
block of East Birch Street.
At 7:32 a.m. police received
a report of a student in posses-
sion of tobacco at Shelton High
School. An alleged assault was
reported just after 9 a.m.
An alleged sex offense was re-
ported.
Detectives were asked to in-
vestigate an alleged fraud re-
ported by a caller from West
Coast Bank on Olympic High-
way North.
A vehicle prowl in the 1400
block of Wingwood Place was re-
ported.
A caller reported the theft of
firefighter gear fron a garage in
the 100 block of West University
Avenue.
At 10:22 p.m. a caller com-
plained about noise in the 200
block of Turner Avenue.
Friday, June 8
Trespassing at Shelton High
School was reported at 7:53 a.m.
At 2:26 p.m. officers respond-
ed to a report of a fight at the
school.
A caller said someone was
"building a home with plywood"
behind the businesses in Knee-
land Plaza.
Officers responding at 12:40
p.m, to a report of a disturbance
in a parking lot in the 100 block
of East WallaKneeland Bou-
levard requestdwthe assistance
of deputies. i!
A burglary at a residence in
the 1500 block of Van Buren
Street and a break-in at a shed
in the 1000 blbck of Fairmount
Avenue were reported.
Just after 5 p.m. a caller said
a guy "was beating up a car" in
the 400 block of Ellinor Avenue.
A caller from the 1200 block of
Pioneer Way reported the theft
of four wheels and tires.
Disturbances were reported
at 9:13 p.m. at Johnson Park
and at 9:22 p.m. in a parking
lot in the 2500 block of Olympic
Highway North.
Saturday, June 9
Police responded at 2:21 a.m.
to a report of a disturbance at
Shelton High School.
At 5:18 a.m. a caller com-
plained about noise in the 200
block of Turner Avenue.
Suspected drug parapherna-
lia was found in a room at a mo-
tel on Northview Circle.
A caller from the 2400 block
of North 13th Street reported
receiving threats.
Items were reported stolen
from a storage shed in the 100
block of Harvard Street.
Sunday, June 10
At 12:33 a.m. police respond-
ed to a report of an "out-of-con-
trol" patient at Mason General
Hospital.
Just before 2 a.m. officers re-
sponding to a report of a distur-
bance in the 300 block of Rail-
road Avenue requested the as-
sistance of deputies.
At 4:27 a.m. a caller com-
plained about noise in the 2000
block of South First Street.
A noise complaint came in at
10:48 p.m. from a caller in the
400 block of Walnut Street.
Vehicle prowls were reported
in the 900 block of Eaglewood
Way and in the 800 block of
Turner Avenue.
A Honda Accord was reported
stolen from the 600 block of Fir-
wood Court, a 1991 white Acu-
ra Integra was reported stolen
from the 900 block of Ellinor Av-
enue, and a 1991 white Toyota
Tercel was reported stolen from
the 700 block of South Eighth
Street.
A propane torch, propane
tanks and other items were re-
ported stolen from a shop in the
1700 block of Ward Road.
Monday, June 11
A vehicle prowl was reported
in the 1200 block of West Birch
Street.
Police responded at 2:28
p.m. to the report of a two-ve-
hicle, non-injury collision in the
2500 block of Olympic Highway
North.
A break-in to a shed in the
1300 block of Center Street was
reported.
MASON COUNTY
JAIL POPUITION
The Mason County Jail re-
corded populations as follows
during the past week:
Wednesday 125, Thursday
124, Friday 123, Saturday 124,
Sunday 127, Monday 130, Tues-
day 124.
MASON COUNTY
SHERIFF'S OFFICE
Tuesday, June 5
A vehicle prowl on West Gold-
en Pheasant Road near Shelton
was reported.
A break-in at a residence on
North Carroll Point Road, Lilli-
waup, was reported.
Skokomish tribal officers re-
ceived a report of vandalism to a
drain at Minerva Terrace.
Vandalism to several mail-
boxes about two miles out West
Cloqullum Road was reported.
Wednesday, June 6
Fire District 2 responded at
6:19 p.m. to a report of an ille-
gal burn at 31 NE Wagon Wheel
Road, Belfair.
A caller reported the theft of
more than $1,000 in construc-
tion materials from a site on
North Jorstad Creek Road, Lil-
liwaup.
A caller from East Daniels
Road near Shelton filed a ha-
rassment complair$t.
A caller from NE Sundown
Drive, Tahuya, complained
about an ongoing problem with
all-terrain vehicles in the area.
Trespassing on the golf course
at Lake Limerick was reported.
A burglary at a residence on
SE Crescent Drive near Shelton
was reported. The caller said the
house had been ransacked.
Squaxin Island tribal officers
received a report of a minor in-
possession of alcohol at a place
on SE Skalapin Lane.
Thursday, June 7
]re District 2 responded at
6:43 p.m. to an illegal burn at
131 NE McKnight Road, Bel-
fair.
A caller from East Hillcrest
Drive near Shelton reported the
theft of $700 in cash.
Burglaries at a house under
construction just over three
miles out West Dayton-Airport
Road ne@r Shelton and at a resi-
dence just over two miles out
West Little Egypt Road near
Dayton were reported.
A caller from East Hanks
Lake Road said someone dumped
geese at the caller's residence.
An assault at the jail was re-
ported.
Skokomish tribal officers re-
sponded at 1:11 p.m. to a report
of an illegal burn on North Sal-
ish Court.
A vehicle prowl in a parking
lot on NE State Route 3, Belfair,
was reported.
A caller from North Mason
High School reported receiving
a sexually explicit e-mail from a
student.
A caller from East Dartmoor
Drive at Lake Limerick reported
harassment and said there had
been a total of 18 phone calls on
that day.
At 6:39 p.m. a caller said four
men were "falling down drunk
and puking" at Walker Park
near Shelton.
Friday, June 8
Fire District 2
10:42 a.m. to a
smoke investigation at
Trails End Drive, Belfair,
at 8:01 p.m. to the
illegal burn at 110 NE
Lane, Belfair.
Break-ins at
East Shelton Springs
near Shelton, East Dalby
Union, and near
East State Route 106,
were reported.
Squaxin Island officers
ceived a report of the
food from the casino. A
from SE Skalapin Lane
ed the theft of bank and
tification cards and a their
reported by a caller from
Nak Sub Loop. At about
a caller said a group
was on the roof of the
Trading Post.
An alleged attempted
Washington
was reported.
A safe was reported
from a residence on NE
Tree Place, Tahuya, and
were reported stolen
trailer on West
Road near the Grays
county line.
Building materials were
ported stolen from a
tion site on SE Totten
Shelton and a 30-foot light
valued at $3,000 was
stolen from a place on
lass Way, Belfair.
At 10:53 p.m. Skokomish
ricers received a report of'
with a baseball bat" on
Chasalt Lane.
Saturday, June 9
Fire District 2 respond!
9:23 p.m. to a request for a
investigation at 1990 NE
Creek-Dewatto Road.
Skokomish officers
report of the theft
Neon from a residence on
Chasalt Lane.
Computers and other
were reported stolen
residence on East
Drive at Lake Limerick
handgun was one of the
reported stolen in a
a residence about 4.8
East State Route 3 near
ton.
Around 8 p.m. a caller
plained about fireworks
Rasor Road, Belfair.
At 9:33 p.m. a caller
plained about a dirt bike
speeding in the area of
Nahwatzel Beach Road.
Sunday, June 10
Squaxin Island officerS
spended at 1:57 a.m. to a
of a fight in progress at
sine. At 6:46 p.m. a caller
a man was harassing
at Kamilche Trading
Residential
Mill Creek Road near
and on NE Larson Lake
Belfair, were reported.
A caller reported a theft
property on East Old
Lane, Union.
Skokomish officers
just after 5 p.m. to a
disturbance on North
tion Road.
At 6:33 p.m. a caller
plained about fireworks
Vaughn Place near SheltO"
A caller complained
bikes racing in the area
Budd Place West near
Monday, June 11
Fire District 2
11:29 a.m. to a
burn investigation at
Old Belfair Highway.
Squaxin Island
sponded at 1:18 a.m. to
port of property damage
casino. A caller from
Trading Post reported
ment. Sus
nalia was found
7:36 p.m. an alleged
a residence on SE Kc
was reported.
A caller from SE
Place near Shelton
theft of credit cards.
A caller from
said a student was
bringing a bb gun to
A burglary at a
site on East Aycliffe
reported.
A caller from NE
Belfair, reported
death threat.