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MASON COUNTY Shady Lane, Lacey, failure to Keiiy Chakos turned in a Aimme Weaver reported five the City of Shelto during the Earl Nilsen, residence, Hospital, Bremerton. and Mrs. A. John Ledford and
past week were to John Tarrant, $28,324.50; Hans Quaade, June 23, 10:28 a.m., aid call, Seattle-First National Bank,
hasedhave AppearingDISTRICTon COURTthe docket in ColinYield right-of-waY,Lee, 701~$25Charlotte,forfeit; bicycleHelenhe found.Ange reported a stray burglarieSarea, in the Tahuya River addition to residence, $1,500; St. residence, $25,028; Dan Rankin, Deer Creek, sudden illness,foreclosure of real estate contract.
tir,.¢Son County District CQurt Bremerton, negllgentdriving, $65 Samoyed dog at her place. The theft of a chainsawand Edward s Catholic Church, addition, $4,480; George Reis, transported to Mason General Maurice Seeber against
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:fer iS e Judge Carol Fuller duling forfeit; Ken Stickley reported the food was reported from a interior remodeling, $6,000; residence, $33,000; Elmer Smith, Hospital, Shelton. Charles Yarber, abstract of
past week were: Robert Cress, 904 Highland, door to a residence kicked in. residence in Allyn. Larry Lock, reroofing, $500; T. residence, $44,257; A. D. Suko, judgement
SUPERIOR COURT
Bremerton, failure to use due care John Warren reported a Two dogs were reportedM. Fisk, foundation repair, $500; summer cabin, $12,457.60; Lloyd DissohitionsofMarria-e Simpson Timber Company
MunicipalDepartment and caution, S25 forfeit;Patrick chicken killed by dogs. running down the road on JohnRice, installoverhang. Swanson, deck, $1,392; Dean g , against Acoustical and
Clarence Todd, 11504 Clover Dullenty, P.O. Box92, Littlerock, A vehicle driven by Melvin Highway 3. RMITS Walter, summer cabin, $18,867;Jerry Cheatham and Sheryn Fi " " "
COUNTY BUILDING PE ..... reprooimg t.ompany, property
Iter~l oDr., Tacoma, physical speeding, $25 forfeit; Robert McGee went into the ditch at The Rand Stevens residence Building permits approved by w~ undaYnW°°d ...... Partnership, t~neatham, damage.
a motor vehicle while Johnstone, 319 S. Diamond,First, Alder and Northcliff.was reported burglarized. ~o uon tar move-m resmence,
~Xicated, $100 forfeit; Frank Centralia, failure to stay right of David Weber reported his Dino Manigini reported the the Mason County Planner's $12.200 New Cases
¢,-~d, St. Rt 2, Box 280, Belfair, center line, $25 forfeit; Ross parked vehicle hit by another, burglary of a residence. Office during the past week were - " Myrtle KoeUer against Mr. and Humour
.... !ediag, $~f~ forfeit; Mildred Hughes, 682 Chestnut, Ashland, Terry Moulton reported two Alvin Jensen reported a mailto Joe Adams, carport, $800; FIRE DEPARTMENT Mrs. James Littlefield, claim. What an ornament and safeguard
Theodore Alstrom, storage shed, June 28, 5 p.m., shed roof at Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hunton is humour! Far better than wit for
IN~ter, Rt. 3, Box413C, Shelton, Oregon, fishing for game fish tires taken from a vehicle, box damaged by fireworks. $480; Neal Anderson, vacation Schroeder~esidence, 903Cota.against United Commonweal a poet and writer. It is a genius
~"~ediag, $36 forfeit; Charleswithout aliense,$25 forfeit; Candace Tripp reported Maureen Arroyo reported a
vrtman, 1804 Jefferson, Mitchell Cole, 313 N. gasoline siphoned, cabin burglarized, home, $15,300; James Braun,June 30,2:10 p.m., grass fire, Corp.,Mr. andMrs. PhillipMeade, itself, and so defends from the
~" addition, $3,600; JoSeph Carson, Mill and Delaware. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Ledford, Mr. insanities. Sir Walter Scott
--,-~lton, speeding, $25 forfeit; Cushing, Aberdeen, speeding, $61 Terry Thompson reported a Keith Archer reported the mobile home, no value given; FIRV D,eTRICT5
"'"~ald Pemberton, Rt. 3, Box 98, forfeit; Thomas Anderson, 9817 wallet lost. theft of a boat. Fred Conner, fireplace, $1,500; "~ ~ o
ilton, speeding, $25 forfeit; 40thSW, Seattle, fishing for game Agnes Shay turned in a purse Mary Townsend reported aJamesDurand, shop,$4,O00; June 21, 3:26 p.m., fire call,Have your hearing
Patrick Gronseth, 2615 St. fish without alicense, $25 forfeit; she found, house burglarized. Walter Erickson, cabin, Allyn, food left cooking on stove.
ltrews Dr, Shelton, failure to John Rose, P.O. Box 231, Belfair, A bicycle found at the Timber Terry Myers reported the $7,500; Gerald Feucht, bulkhead, June 21, 1:36 p.m., aid call,
right of center line, $66expired Washington operators Bowl was brought to the police burglary of a residence. $1,800; Shirl Griffin, garage, Bonneville power line, one injury tested once a year!,
feit; Richard Lapp, 1602 Tom license, defective equipment, $50 department. Joan Reil reported a locked $1 749; Mrs P L. Guise, carnort, motorcycle accident, transported
tns Rd., Olympia, fishing for forfeit; James Mildon, 3405 N. Vern Lee reported vandalism gate broken, in'~o. Wiliiam O Hunter to Harrison Memorial Hospital,
ae fish without a license, $25 Eighth, Tacoma, improper to a pickup. John Draper reported a mail .......... It S free at Beltono
felt; Charles Emanoff, 1 lo~435 passing, no valid operator's license Baird Barr reported St. box backed over by a vehicle, mobile home, deck and carport, Bremerton.
iific Highway SW,. Lakew , $3,500; Ray Kittleson, swimming June 21, 9:38 p.m., fire call, Come to see our Mr. Roy Pearson,
on person, $50 forfeit;Fredrick David's Episcopal Church broken Donald Thompson reported pool, $10,000; Andrew Sherwood Creek, Allyn, brush
ling for game nsn without a Heitman, 3617 Woodland Park into. two grease guns taken from a Lauricella, garage, $3,264; Carl fire. consultant for
rose, $25 forfeit; ., N., Seattle, negligent driving, $65 Tony Fonzo reported dogs storage shed. I~~.
;Billy Pope, St Rt. 2, ]~oxforfeit; damaginghislawn. Donna Krantz reported about Leon, addition, $1,675; MalcomJune 22, 1:27 p.m., aid call,
Miller, garage, $2,950; Steve Ness, Allyn, man with lacerated arm,
HEARING
AIDS
[), Belfair, negligent driving, Howard Hardk, Rt. 1, BoxA horse was reported loose in $400 worth of bricks taken, residence, $24,000; transported to Harrison Memorial
| forfeit; John Clark, 240 E. 362, Longbranch, failure to yield the area of Center and Dickinson. Albert Windell reported a roll Due to the holiday, Friday, July 4th,
iisades, Englewood, N. of fencing taken. Mr. Pearson will be here
right-of-way, $25 forfeit; Vernon
t~roper passing, $25 forfe~il Road barricades were
Morgus, Rt. 3, Box 399, Shelton, reported torn down. A door to the Belfair TV FRIDAY. JULY 11
in Bothrick, P.O. Box 568, speeding, $25 forfeit; Thomas Laurence Dutton reported Shop was found open. 9:30 until 1:30 pm.
titan, speeding, $32 forfeit; Beattie, Rt. 5, Box 50943, someone had let the air out of the Ray Leslie reported vandalism at HY-/OND INN -- 426-8277
)nald Smith, 81 9 Gillis,Olympia, possession of undersize tireson his vehide, to awater system.
nCOuver, driving without crab, $25 forfeit; Iris Bingham, Vandalism was discovered toJohn Makoviney reported the
erator's license, $25 forfeit; P.O. Box 352, Shelton, no valid three traffic barricades onburglary of a residence. If hearing is your problem..,
try Upon, Shelton, allowing operator s license on person, $25 Northdiff Road. A Mrs. Bloomfield reported
licensed driver to operate forfeit; A bicycle found at Neil's sheep in her yard. ~t~~ A~ ~UE ~
itor vehicle, $50 forfeit; William O'Neill, Rt. 3, Box Pharmacy was brought to theVic Auseth reported a heifer ®
Kenneth Glasscock, 805 E. 223, Shelton, improper passing, police station, missing. She was later found.
Port Angeles, speeding, $25 $25 forfeit; Arnold Dalke, P.O. Alvin Gilmer rely, rted a CITY BUILDING PERMITS
~eit; Laronda Glasscock, 805 Box 151, Brinnon, speeding, $25 window shot out with BB s. 418 S. Washington. Olympia, 943-9650
8th, Port Angeles, speeding, forfeit; Steve Goetz, 3717 Mary Edward Hibbert reported a Building permits approved by
i5 forfeit; Thomas L. Anne Ct., Olympia, aiding and windshield in a vehicle broken.
• ~ompson, Rt. 11, Box 944, abetting juvenile fishing for game Judy Calvin reported a collie
~k gene, Oregon, speeding, $25 fish without a license, $25 forfeit, dog at her residence.
-- tfeit; Robert Linn, 2010 Vandalism was reported at
ishington, Shelton, negligentMunicipal Department KneelandPark.
|ring, $65 forfeit; Kepley Henry Bedeker Jr.,5207 28th
rite, Rt. 3, Box 377, Shelton, Ave. SE, Lacey, creating a public SHERIFF'S OFFICE
leding, $41 forfeit; nuisance, $50 fine, two weekends Sue Kimmel reported a
Randall Geiger, Rt. 1, Boxin jail, suspended; William T. German shepherd dog and two
1, Grapeview, speeding, $50
'feit; Richard Stockwell, 519 N.
fth, Shelton, minor in
ssession of and con,;uming
Clark, 900 Olympic Ave.,
Shelton, negligent driving, missing
license plate, $75 forfeit; Russel
Chapman, 1243 Kenoyer Dr.,
~oxicants, resistance to an Belltngham, speeding, $34 forfeit;
~cer, 15 days in jail, suspended; Nicholas Ruckman, 2622 Perry
~.nded, 40 hours community
IIIl~vice, license suspended 30
~hard Stoekwell, 519 N. Fifth, Ave., speeding, $25 forfeit;
e I t o n, d r i vi n g w h i 1 e William White, Rt. 5, Box
ioxicated, 15 days in jail, 665, Shelton, speeding, $41
forfeit; Leann Goldsmith, Rt. 10,
John M. Jones, Rt. 5, Box
contributing to
delinquency of a minor, 14
in jail, suspended; James G.
air, 1011 Bay View Dr.,
contributing to the
of a minor, 14 days
suspended; Henry Austin,
b. Box 285, Allyn, driving
intoxicated, six months in
:.five months suspended, $200
Theodore Hawk, Rt. 5, Box
Shelton, driving without
license, $25 forfeit; Virgil
Shelton, failure to stop at
sign, $25 forfeit; Berry
gson, 2025 Jefferson,
on, defective tires, $20 fine,
Steve Goetz, 3717
ry Anne Court, Olympia,
for game fish without a
Box 177, Shelton, driving without
obtaining a license, $20 fine;
Victor Schroeder Jr., 903 Cota,
Shelton, vulgar or indecent
conduct, $50 forfeit; David
Striplin, Rt. 1, Box 184, Elma,
speeding, $30 fine; Katherine
Garren, 106 Victoria, Longview,
failure to stop at traffic signal,
$25 fine, $12.50 suspended;
Joshua Dobson, 624 Cedar,
Shelton, failure to stop at stop
sign, $25 forfeit; Theresa Owen,
2503 Vel Dee, Bremerton, driving
while intoxicated, 30 days in jail,
suspended, 60 hours community
service, license suspended one
month; Judith Quittmeyer, 614
N. Fourth, Shelton, speeding, $25
forfeit; John M. Jones, Rt. 5, Box
474, Bremerton, minor in
possession of and consuming
intoxicants, no operator's license
on person, $75 fine; James Blair,
ense, $25 forfeit; I011 Bay View Dr., Bremerton,
Francis McReynolds, 805 minor in possession of
iterprise Dr., Lacey, speeding, intoxicants, $35 fine.
forfeit; Joyce Lougheed, St. SHELTON POLICE
!. 2, Box 26, Montesano, failure A car driven by Steve Hawley
stay right of center line, $25 hit a stop sign at Highway 101
and B Street.
.~Lffelt; Timothy Geiger, 5705
iFriendly
i Reminder:
We'll be open
Saturday & Sunday
for all YOur
holiday rental needs.
Trailers
* Chain saws .Lawn mowers
* Weed mower ., Ditch. wi.tch
. (Power rrencneq
Automotive tools ".* Sanders
Complete house pannting equip.
* And more
Please no u & Fr0day
/
" te we'll be closed Th rsday "
pups missing.
An attempted burglary at the
Mark Osborn residence was
reported.
Michael Venglar reported a
house broken into.
Don Tobin reported a house
broken into.
James Gallager reported a
boat taken.
Windows were reported
broken in Hood Canal School.
Walter Easch reported rocks
thrown through the window of a
vehicle.
Debbie Parsons reported a
kitchen table taken.
Martha Miller reported a
house broken into.
Mrs. Pease from Belfair
reported a dog missing.
Trees and shrubs were
reported damaged at Hood Canal
School.
Dan Jones reported a hereford
beef animal taken.
S. P. Sageser reported a boat
adrift in Hood Canal.
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