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Poulsbo, or consumption of alto-
• Edow s,
c00'00We.ok
zey. 'i lng
• M 'd
Lled ane,
a Clays, 3
oa Chapp ms ,
m.,Aven ue,
suspended,
Udgments in Mason County
m
trict Court Judge Victoria
jurisdiction during the
i Week include:
under the influence:
C. MacKenzie, 7643 Man-
Olympia, $1,530.50,
364 suspended; Lindsay
6502 East Port-
Tacoma, $1,121,365
363 suspended, $408 costs;
A. Defevers, 4883 North-
Road, Belfair, $1,546, 365
f :230 suspended, $168 costs•
;ekless driving: Joseph M.
n'Sreaux, 11716 241st Avenue
i c0f!rt East, Buckley, $500, 365
Ld , 364 suspended, $556 costs,
ne. jl no seatbelt, $80; Ivan M.
ie'l.as. 761 NE Toonerville Road,
: eair, $500, 365 days, 364 sus-
s ;ded, and driving while license
,nded, third degree, $300, 90
p suspended, $726.50 costs; Ty-
hi, Samuel Stitzer, 195 NE State
ite 308, Poulsbo, $500, 365
c zl, 364 suspended, $43 costs•
rolFegligent driving: Barbara
l lQuintana, 300 SE Alpine Av-
oidS, Shelton, first degree, $500,
, ldays, 89 suspended, $465 costs;
dn G. Rodgers, Brunswick,
spa'as, second degree, $538; Rich-
tel l P. Schneider, 180 North Finch
k ,Road, Hoodsport, first de-
le., $200, 365 days, 364 suspend-
rid and driving while license sus-
ded or revoked, second degree,
Ls, 90 days, 89 suspended, $86
htj, '$ d i0 i;s ) :lu°:ke vi :
id costs.
u triving while license sus-
raided or revoked: Anthony
,rkhael Martin, 401 NE Bear
r; ek-Dewatto Road, Belfair,
ld degree, $150, 90 days sus-
>.dtded, and violation of an order
$43 costs•
Other offenses: Mitchell L.
Thompson, 2030 West Eells Hill
Road, Union, operating a nonhigh-
way vehicle while under the influ-
ence of intoxicating liquor or nar-
cotics, $250, 90 days suspended,
$283 costs; Joaquin Pedro Miguel,
160 NE Santa Maria Lane, Bel-
fair, failure to register potentially
dangerous dog, $250; Gene Leon
Yount, 43 NE Belfair Street, Bel-
fair, violation of a no-contact or-
der, two counts, $300, 365 days,
355 suspended and $300,365 days,
345 suspended•
SHELTON
MUNICIPAL COURT
Judgments in Shelton Munici-
pal Court Judge Amber Finlay's
jurisdiction during the past week
include:
Driving under the influence:
Tautiaga I. Tausa, 2064 Lake Bou-
levard, Shelton, $866, 365 days,
364 suspended, $250 costs; Cheryl
Lee Lawton, 609 California Lane,
Shelton, $866, 365 days, 364 sus-
pended, $250 costs; Antonio Perez
Perez, $1,121, 365 days, 330 sus-
pended, $350 costs, and no valid
operator's license, no liability in-
surance, no seatbelt and operating
a vehicle without headlights after
darkness, $938.
Hit and run: Jessica Lynn
Watson-Howell, 1841 Dickinson
Avenue, Shelton, unattended vehi-
cle, $300, 90 days, 75 suspended.
Obstructing a law enforce-
ment officer: Aslan Martin Jef-
fery, 800 East Old Farm Road,
Shelton, $500, $43 costs.
MASON COUNTY
SUPERIOR COURT
Divorces Granted
Dennis Radtke and Kathy
Radtke.
Rachel Helveston and Billy Ray
Helveston Sr.
Jonie E. Bean and Jeffrey H.
Bean.
New Cases
Washington Department of
Revenue against Mark L. Stogdill,
Patricia A. Stogdill and Town and
Country Gas and Food Mart, tax
warrant.
Unifund CCR Partners against
Anthony Ondich III, commercial.
Richard Beckman Realty
Group, Limited Liability Compa-
ny, against Marty Byford, unlaw-
ful detainer.
Washington Department of La-
bor and Industries, tax warrants
against Town and Country Home
and Mortgage; Tami Suzanne Eng-
strom and John Doe Engstrom.
Amber Low and Robert Low
against Richard York, unlawful
detainer.
The Collection Group, Limited
Liability Company, against David
Ellis and Jane Doe Ellis, commer-
cial, and against Linwood Ballard
and Buffy Lee Ballard, transcript
of judgment.
Capital One against John L.
Brennan and Julie Brennan, ab-
stract of judgment.
Marcella Ridge against Cory
Close, Christina Vine and other
residents, unlawful detainer.
GESA Credit Union against
Daniel "Sonny" L. Roger, commer-
cial.
Michael W. Thompson and Kim
A. Thompson against Johnnie R.
Cary and Gary M. Gordon, com-
mercial.
COUNTY
BUILDING PERMITS
New construction over $5,000,
shoreline work and other major
projects receiving permits during
the past week include:
Lon Stamper, 325 East Pointes
Drive East, Shelton, garage,
ae .Jts; Joseph J. Tindall, 147 West
iaken y Road, Elma, third de-
.a' $150,90 days, 89 suspended,
costs; Ellis M. Anderson, 251
rdale Lane, Hoodsport, third
Caee, $300, 90 days suspended,
163 costs; Ormond John Dodge,
. counts, second degree, $250,
U e
.P nded, and fourth-degree as-
'lt, domestic violence, $250, 365
Yt, s, 305 suspended, $43 costs.
_o valid operator's license:
' bra Ann Dewberry, Belfair, and
Seatbelt and no liability insur:
, $360; Brian T. Brush, 3721
th Ferdinand Street, Tacoma,
']38; Teresa H. Bisser, 70 East
/ .,Yton Place, Shelton, and no li-
;--,ltY insurance, $1,076; Richard
',k Logan, 110 Kodiak Drive
., Shelton, and failure to dim
'dlights, $674.
o liability insurance: An-
Marie Willard, 31 NE Sailloft
]tlrt, Belfair, and driving with
els off roadway, $701; Bradley
1 Torrent, 343 Tracey Avenue,
t Orchard, and speeding and
sirig license plate, $833; Da-
.i?mes Hliboki, 760 East Road
:talee, Shelton, and speeding,
ther traffic offenses: Randy
eibert, 221 North Union Drive,
tSport, hit and run unattended
cle, $250, 90 days suspended,
!3 costs.
alawful fishing in the sec-
degree: Richard D. Creek-
Ira, 9 Elma Gate Road, Oakville,
pt to exceed chinook salmon
it, ,150
szstmg arrest. Charlene
AlVarado, 3000 Johns Prairie
kl, Shelton, $300, 90 days, 85
aded, $47 costs. $15,927.84; Dennis McComber,
I riminal trespass: Richard L. 701 East Wood Lane, Shelton,
es, 421 SE Arcadia Road, Shel- residence, $123,861.70; Matthew
!i Second degree, $100, 90 days Ames, 1051 NE Southridge Drive,
b/rMed, $160 costs. Belfair, residence, $214,410; Kev-
lZrlor in possession: Ryan J. in Boling, 260 SE Cape Cod Point
lton, garage, $37,944;
.... We will be
CLOSED
Labor Day Weekend
Sat.Sun.Mon, Sept. 1-2-3
00gNXOn'UM
I00I00iERS & TAILORS
'QrVln
¢ts" g Sheton and
County for 82 years
Monday-Friday 6:30 a.m.-6:00 p.m.
Saturday 9:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.
215 South Second
426.3371
cord
Alden Eaton, 1500 NE Haven
Way, Tahuya, garage, $49,327.20;
Trina Morris, 888 East Miracle
Heights Drive, Shelton, addition,
$70,080; Lisa Lewis, 18561 East
State Route 106, Belfair, sky-
lights and doors, $13,000; Berger
Hansen, 351 East Alderbrook
Ridge Drive, Union, residence,
$186,414•65; Murray Hocker, resi-
dence, $138,298.50; John Mills,
201 East Grape Drive, Grapeview,
addition, $24,090.95; Curt Har-
mon, 120 SE Crescent Drive, Shel-
ton, residence, $178,772; Brian
Payne, 15271 East State Route
106, Belfair, repair bulkhead,
$16,478; Dan Kempton, 801 West
Delight Park Road, Shelton, addi-
tion, $28,032; Calvin Moran, 1400
West Satsop Maple Glen, Elma,
manufactured home, $83,537.
Also: Marvin Berlin, 471 East
Ballantrae Drive, Shelton, ga-
rage, $107,119.20; Ronald Szalay,
240 East Soderberg Road, Allyn,
porch, $7,840.80; David Morris,
260 East Grapeview Point Road,
Allyn, residence, $135,926; Don-
ald Jarvey, 1611 East Timber-
lake West Drive, Shelton, deck,
$7,615.50; Steve McLain, 144 East
Leffler Loop Road, Grapeview,
pole building, $26,560.80; Bill
Lemp, 81 East Wokojance Lane,
Shelton, residence, $152,189.60;
William Phipps, 222 SE Cook
Plant Farm Road, Shelton, deck,
$11,434.50; David Blowers, 341
East Ballantrae Drive, Shelton,
carport, $8,712; David Loser, 120
West Stardust Lane, Shelton, ga-
rage, $40,473.60; Jerry Reed, 150
North Fairway Drive East, Hood-
sport, garage, $34,149.60; Mason
County Department of Utilities
and Waste Management, 111 East
Rustle Way, Grapeview, plant im-
provements, $121,197•
No value was listed for the fol-
lowing projects:
Debra Freund, 201 NE Sun-
down Drive, Tahuya, manufac-
tured home; Allen Pierce, 181
East Kuhn Avenue, Union, mobile
home; Leonard Hurst, 440 East Is-
land Lake Road, Shelton, demoli-
tion; Suchamas Kumlue, 2421 NE
State Route 3, Belfair, demolition.
CITY
BUILDING PERMITS
New construction and other
projects receiving permits during
the past week include:
Shelton School District, 543 K
Street, 900 West Franklin Street
and 305 University Avenue, fire
protection systems, no value list-
ed.
SHELTON FIRE
DEPARTMENT
August 14:5:55 a.m., smoke
investigation, West Cots Street;
7:01 p.m., smoke investigation,
106 South Seventh Street.
August 17:5:33 p.m. brush fire,
Capitol Hill.
August 19:12:23 p.m., injury,
West Railroad Avenue.
August 20:6:22 p.m., injury,
East Batstone Cutoff Road.
SHELTON POLICE
Tuesday, August 14
A caller from Safeway said
someone found a bag of suspected
marijuana in the store.
Vehicle prowls in the area of
South llth Street and West Rail-
road Avenue and in the 100 block
of West Cota Street were report-
ed.
An assault between two detain-
ees at the Mason County Juvenile
Detention Center on North Fifth
Street was reported•
An alleged sex offense was re-
ported.
Police responded to reports of
disturbances at 11:10 p.m. in a
parking lot in the 100 block of
Wallace Kneeland Boulevard and
at 11:32 p.m. in the 1300 block of
Holman Street.
Wednesday, August 15
A caller from a business in the
2200 block of' Olympic Highway
North reported possible embezzle-
ment by an employee.
A burglary at a residence in the
1700 block of Monroe Street was
reported.
Vandalism at a residence in the
600 block of Wyandotte Avenue
was reported.
A caller fom the 1700 block of
Stewart Street reported the theft
of' pain medication.
At 8:50 p.m. a caller reported
seeing someone inside a business
in the 300 block of South First
Street•
Harassment complaints came
in from callers in the 300 block of
South Third Street and the 2400
block of North 13th Street.
Thursday, August 16
Vandalism to a window at the
community kitchen in the 100
block of South Second Street was
reported.
A theft at a business in the 900
block of Railroad Avenue was re-
ported.
A caller from the 500 block of
Laurel Street said the caller's
daughter had received death
threats on "My Space," a Web site
on the Internet.
A burglary at a residence in the
1600 block of Jefferson Street was
reported.
A caller from a business in the
100 block of Wallace Kneeland
Boulevard reported embezzle-
ment.
Police responded at 10:35 p.m.
to a report of a disturbance in a
parking lot in the 300 block of
Raih'oad Avenue.
Friday, August 17
A gray 2004 Hyundai Santa Fe
was reported stolen from the 400
block of East Fir Street.
A caller from the 1900 block
of Summit Drive reported receiv-
ing threats and a caller from the
Washington Department of Cor-
rections office in Shelton reported
threats to a community corrections
officer.
Saturday, August 18
Just be/bre 1 a.m. a caller com-
plained about noise in the 2000
block of Summit Drive•
Around 9:45 a.m. two callers
said a man in a wheelchair was
attempting to siphon gas from ve-
hicles in the area of Fourth and
Franklin streets.
Vandalism to a window of a
residence in the 500 block of Ot-
ter Street and to a vehicle in the
300 block of East F Street was re-
ported.
A 1985 blue and white Chevro-
let S10 pickup truck was reported
stolen from the 700 block of East
Pine Street.
A caller from the 1900 block of
Olympic Highway North reported
forgery involving a vehicle title.
At 7:37 p.m. and again at 8:40
p.m. callers complained about
noise in the area of 12th Street
and Railroad Avenue.
Sunday, August 19
At 12:28 a.m. a caller com-
plained about noise at a residence
on West Alder Street.
Police responded at 2:40 a.m. to
a report of a "combative subject" at
the Mason County Jail.
Vandalism to the play area at
the apartment complex in the 200
block of Turner Avenue was re-
ported.
Just after 2 p.m. a disturbance
in the 1400 block of Ellinor Avenue
was reported.
At 8:32 p.m. a disturbance in
a parking lot in the 300 block of
South First Street was reported.
Monday, August 20
Vandalism to windows of a vehi-
cle and a trailer in the 1800 block
of Summit Drive and to a vehicle
in the 100 block of West Univer-
sity Avenue was reported.
A caller from a business in the
1500 block of Olympic Highway
North filed a fraud complaint.
At 11:43 a.m. police responded
to a report of a disturbance outside
the Mason County Courthouse.
A burglary at a residence in the
1900 block of Ferry Street was re-
ported.
A caller from the 300 block of
Chestnut Street reported harass-
ment.
MASON COUNTY
JAIL POPULATION
The Mason County Jail record-
ed populations as follows during
the past week:
Wednesday 120, Thursday 120,
Friday 117, Saturday 114, Sunday
117, Monday 117, Tuesday 117.
MASON COUNTY
SHERIFF'S OFFICE
Tuesday, August 14
Fire District 2 responded to
three reports of illegal burns: at
7:50 p.m. and again at 10:05 p.m.
at 90 NE Jolly Roger Lane, and
at 8:48 p.m. on NE Panther Lake
Road.
A caller from milepoint 1.5 of
West Railroad Avenue just outside
Shelton city limits reported the
theft of two chainsaws and lawn
tools.
A caller from NE Lorna Lee
Way, Belfair, reported identity
theft and a caller from NE Wanda
Court, Belfair, said someone had
withdrawn funds from the caller's
bank account.
Skokomish tribal officers re-
ceived a report of a vehicle prowl
on North Reservation Road.
The theft of copper wire was
reported from a place about three
miles out East Johns Prairie Road
near Shelton.
The theft of forest products was
reported on property on West Ha-
ven Drive.
A caller complained about a ski
boat operating in an "unsafe man-
ner" on Panther Lake near Bel-
fair.
Squaxin Island tribal officers
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I I I I I IIIIIIIIII
Casey Salisbury ~ Sheriff
HERIFF------"
II I
SEX OFFENDER INFORMATION BULLETIN
LEVEL 3 NOTIFICATION OF RESIDENCE
If you have any information regarding current criminal activity of this or any other offender, please call 911.
For other information on sex offenders, http://so.co.mason.wa.us/
ADANTE JOSEPH MANUEL THORNTON
WHITE MALE - DOB: 03/20/94 - 6' 00" - 150 LBS.
BLACK HAIR & BROWN EYES
Adante THORNTON has recently been released from the Kitsap County Juvenile
Detention Center, moved to Mason County with his parents and is required to register as
a sex offender due to his 7/25/07 conviction of Rape of a Child 1st Degree, Kitsap County
Superior Court cause # 07-8-0000494-1. This conviction stems from THORNTON raping
a 5 year old boy and again raping a 10 year old boy. Both victims were unassociated or
related to THORNTON. On 09/06/07, THORNTON will again stand trial in Kitsap County Superior Court
for a completely different and unassociated charge of Rape of a Child I st Degree. In this case, THORNTON
allegedly raped a 6 year old boy that was unassociated or related to THORNTON. During an interview,
THORNTON disclosed that he had a total of 5 victims that he either sexually molested or raped. Due to these
factors THORNTON is considered a HIGH RISK.
THORNTON is assessed by thc Mason County Sheriff's Office as a Level 3 Sex Offender. This is
the HIGHEST LEVEL given to a Sex Offender, meaning that the subject is at a HIGH RISK to re-offend.
THORNTON has tiven his address within Mason County as:
Within the 100 block
of N. Fairway Dr. E., Hoodsport, WA
Paid for by the Mason County Sheriff's ()ffice
Thursday, August 23, 2007 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Page 27
ournal
Poulsbo, or consumption of alto-
• Edow s,
c00'00We.ok
zey. 'i lng
• M 'd
Lled ane,
a Clays, 3
oa Chapp ms ,
m.,Aven ue,
suspended,
Udgments in Mason County
m
trict Court Judge Victoria
jurisdiction during the
i Week include:
under the influence:
C. MacKenzie, 7643 Man-
Olympia, $1,530.50,
364 suspended; Lindsay
6502 East Port-
Tacoma, $1,121,365
363 suspended, $408 costs;
A. Defevers, 4883 North-
Road, Belfair, $1,546, 365
f :230 suspended, $168 costs•
;ekless driving: Joseph M.
n'Sreaux, 11716 241st Avenue
i c0f!rt East, Buckley, $500, 365
Ld , 364 suspended, $556 costs,
ne. jl no seatbelt, $80; Ivan M.
ie'l.as. 761 NE Toonerville Road,
: eair, $500, 365 days, 364 sus-
s ;ded, and driving while license
,nded, third degree, $300, 90
p suspended, $726.50 costs; Ty-
hi, Samuel Stitzer, 195 NE State
ite 308, Poulsbo, $500, 365
c zl, 364 suspended, $43 costs•
rolFegligent driving: Barbara
l lQuintana, 300 SE Alpine Av-
oidS, Shelton, first degree, $500,
, ldays, 89 suspended, $465 costs;
dn G. Rodgers, Brunswick,
spa'as, second degree, $538; Rich-
tel l P. Schneider, 180 North Finch
k ,Road, Hoodsport, first de-
le., $200, 365 days, 364 suspend-
rid and driving while license sus-
ded or revoked, second degree,
Ls, 90 days, 89 suspended, $86
htj, '$ d i0 i;s ) :lu°:ke vi :
id costs.
u triving while license sus-
raided or revoked: Anthony
,rkhael Martin, 401 NE Bear
r; ek-Dewatto Road, Belfair,
ld degree, $150, 90 days sus-
>.dtded, and violation of an order
$43 costs•
Other offenses: Mitchell L.
Thompson, 2030 West Eells Hill
Road, Union, operating a nonhigh-
way vehicle while under the influ-
ence of intoxicating liquor or nar-
cotics, $250, 90 days suspended,
$283 costs; Joaquin Pedro Miguel,
160 NE Santa Maria Lane, Bel-
fair, failure to register potentially
dangerous dog, $250; Gene Leon
Yount, 43 NE Belfair Street, Bel-
fair, violation of a no-contact or-
der, two counts, $300, 365 days,
355 suspended and $300,365 days,
345 suspended•
SHELTON
MUNICIPAL COURT
Judgments in Shelton Munici-
pal Court Judge Amber Finlay's
jurisdiction during the past week
include:
Driving under the influence:
Tautiaga I. Tausa, 2064 Lake Bou-
levard, Shelton, $866, 365 days,
364 suspended, $250 costs; Cheryl
Lee Lawton, 609 California Lane,
Shelton, $866, 365 days, 364 sus-
pended, $250 costs; Antonio Perez
Perez, $1,121, 365 days, 330 sus-
pended, $350 costs, and no valid
operator's license, no liability in-
surance, no seatbelt and operating
a vehicle without headlights after
darkness, $938.
Hit and run: Jessica Lynn
Watson-Howell, 1841 Dickinson
Avenue, Shelton, unattended vehi-
cle, $300, 90 days, 75 suspended.
Obstructing a law enforce-
ment officer: Aslan Martin Jef-
fery, 800 East Old Farm Road,
Shelton, $500, $43 costs.
MASON COUNTY
SUPERIOR COURT
Divorces Granted
Dennis Radtke and Kathy
Radtke.
Rachel Helveston and Billy Ray
Helveston Sr.
Jonie E. Bean and Jeffrey H.
Bean.
New Cases
Washington Department of
Revenue against Mark L. Stogdill,
Patricia A. Stogdill and Town and
Country Gas and Food Mart, tax
warrant.
Unifund CCR Partners against
Anthony Ondich III, commercial.
Richard Beckman Realty
Group, Limited Liability Compa-
ny, against Marty Byford, unlaw-
ful detainer.
Washington Department of La-
bor and Industries, tax warrants
against Town and Country Home
and Mortgage; Tami Suzanne Eng-
strom and John Doe Engstrom.
Amber Low and Robert Low
against Richard York, unlawful
detainer.
The Collection Group, Limited
Liability Company, against David
Ellis and Jane Doe Ellis, commer-
cial, and against Linwood Ballard
and Buffy Lee Ballard, transcript
of judgment.
Capital One against John L.
Brennan and Julie Brennan, ab-
stract of judgment.
Marcella Ridge against Cory
Close, Christina Vine and other
residents, unlawful detainer.
GESA Credit Union against
Daniel "Sonny" L. Roger, commer-
cial.
Michael W. Thompson and Kim
A. Thompson against Johnnie R.
Cary and Gary M. Gordon, com-
mercial.
COUNTY
BUILDING PERMITS
New construction over $5,000,
shoreline work and other major
projects receiving permits during
the past week include:
Lon Stamper, 325 East Pointes
Drive East, Shelton, garage,
ae .Jts; Joseph J. Tindall, 147 West
iaken y Road, Elma, third de-
.a' $150,90 days, 89 suspended,
costs; Ellis M. Anderson, 251
rdale Lane, Hoodsport, third
Caee, $300, 90 days suspended,
163 costs; Ormond John Dodge,
. counts, second degree, $250,
U e
.P nded, and fourth-degree as-
'lt, domestic violence, $250, 365
Yt, s, 305 suspended, $43 costs.
_o valid operator's license:
' bra Ann Dewberry, Belfair, and
Seatbelt and no liability insur:
, $360; Brian T. Brush, 3721
th Ferdinand Street, Tacoma,
']38; Teresa H. Bisser, 70 East
/ .,Yton Place, Shelton, and no li-
;--,ltY insurance, $1,076; Richard
',k Logan, 110 Kodiak Drive
., Shelton, and failure to dim
'dlights, $674.
o liability insurance: An-
Marie Willard, 31 NE Sailloft
]tlrt, Belfair, and driving with
els off roadway, $701; Bradley
1 Torrent, 343 Tracey Avenue,
t Orchard, and speeding and
sirig license plate, $833; Da-
.i?mes Hliboki, 760 East Road
:talee, Shelton, and speeding,
ther traffic offenses: Randy
eibert, 221 North Union Drive,
tSport, hit and run unattended
cle, $250, 90 days suspended,
!3 costs.
alawful fishing in the sec-
degree: Richard D. Creek-
Ira, 9 Elma Gate Road, Oakville,
pt to exceed chinook salmon
it, ,150
szstmg arrest. Charlene
AlVarado, 3000 Johns Prairie
kl, Shelton, $300, 90 days, 85
aded, $47 costs. $15,927.84; Dennis McComber,
I riminal trespass: Richard L. 701 East Wood Lane, Shelton,
es, 421 SE Arcadia Road, Shel- residence, $123,861.70; Matthew
!i Second degree, $100, 90 days Ames, 1051 NE Southridge Drive,
b/rMed, $160 costs. Belfair, residence, $214,410; Kev-
lZrlor in possession: Ryan J. in Boling, 260 SE Cape Cod Point
lton, garage, $37,944;
.... We will be
CLOSED
Labor Day Weekend
Sat.Sun.Mon, Sept. 1-2-3
00gNXOn'UM
I00I00iERS & TAILORS
'QrVln
¢ts" g Sheton and
County for 82 years
Monday-Friday 6:30 a.m.-6:00 p.m.
Saturday 9:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.
215 South Second
426.3371
cord
Alden Eaton, 1500 NE Haven
Way, Tahuya, garage, $49,327.20;
Trina Morris, 888 East Miracle
Heights Drive, Shelton, addition,
$70,080; Lisa Lewis, 18561 East
State Route 106, Belfair, sky-
lights and doors, $13,000; Berger
Hansen, 351 East Alderbrook
Ridge Drive, Union, residence,
$186,414•65; Murray Hocker, resi-
dence, $138,298.50; John Mills,
201 East Grape Drive, Grapeview,
addition, $24,090.95; Curt Har-
mon, 120 SE Crescent Drive, Shel-
ton, residence, $178,772; Brian
Payne, 15271 East State Route
106, Belfair, repair bulkhead,
$16,478; Dan Kempton, 801 West
Delight Park Road, Shelton, addi-
tion, $28,032; Calvin Moran, 1400
West Satsop Maple Glen, Elma,
manufactured home, $83,537.
Also: Marvin Berlin, 471 East
Ballantrae Drive, Shelton, ga-
rage, $107,119.20; Ronald Szalay,
240 East Soderberg Road, Allyn,
porch, $7,840.80; David Morris,
260 East Grapeview Point Road,
Allyn, residence, $135,926; Don-
ald Jarvey, 1611 East Timber-
lake West Drive, Shelton, deck,
$7,615.50; Steve McLain, 144 East
Leffler Loop Road, Grapeview,
pole building, $26,560.80; Bill
Lemp, 81 East Wokojance Lane,
Shelton, residence, $152,189.60;
William Phipps, 222 SE Cook
Plant Farm Road, Shelton, deck,
$11,434.50; David Blowers, 341
East Ballantrae Drive, Shelton,
carport, $8,712; David Loser, 120
West Stardust Lane, Shelton, ga-
rage, $40,473.60; Jerry Reed, 150
North Fairway Drive East, Hood-
sport, garage, $34,149.60; Mason
County Department of Utilities
and Waste Management, 111 East
Rustle Way, Grapeview, plant im-
provements, $121,197•
No value was listed for the fol-
lowing projects:
Debra Freund, 201 NE Sun-
down Drive, Tahuya, manufac-
tured home; Allen Pierce, 181
East Kuhn Avenue, Union, mobile
home; Leonard Hurst, 440 East Is-
land Lake Road, Shelton, demoli-
tion; Suchamas Kumlue, 2421 NE
State Route 3, Belfair, demolition.
CITY
BUILDING PERMITS
New construction and other
projects receiving permits during
the past week include:
Shelton School District, 543 K
Street, 900 West Franklin Street
and 305 University Avenue, fire
protection systems, no value list-
ed.
SHELTON FIRE
DEPARTMENT
August 14:5:55 a.m., smoke
investigation, West Cots Street;
7:01 p.m., smoke investigation,
106 South Seventh Street.
August 17:5:33 p.m. brush fire,
Capitol Hill.
August 19:12:23 p.m., injury,
West Railroad Avenue.
August 20:6:22 p.m., injury,
East Batstone Cutoff Road.
SHELTON POLICE
Tuesday, August 14
A caller from Safeway said
someone found a bag of suspected
marijuana in the store.
Vehicle prowls in the area of
South llth Street and West Rail-
road Avenue and in the 100 block
of West Cota Street were report-
ed.
An assault between two detain-
ees at the Mason County Juvenile
Detention Center on North Fifth
Street was reported•
An alleged sex offense was re-
ported.
Police responded to reports of
disturbances at 11:10 p.m. in a
parking lot in the 100 block of
Wallace Kneeland Boulevard and
at 11:32 p.m. in the 1300 block of
Holman Street.
Wednesday, August 15
A caller from a business in the
2200 block of' Olympic Highway
North reported possible embezzle-
ment by an employee.
A burglary at a residence in the
1700 block of Monroe Street was
reported.
Vandalism at a residence in the
600 block of Wyandotte Avenue
was reported.
A caller fom the 1700 block of
Stewart Street reported the theft
of' pain medication.
At 8:50 p.m. a caller reported
seeing someone inside a business
in the 300 block of South First
Street•
Harassment complaints came
in from callers in the 300 block of
South Third Street and the 2400
block of North 13th Street.
Thursday, August 16
Vandalism to a window at the
community kitchen in the 100
block of South Second Street was
reported.
A theft at a business in the 900
block of Railroad Avenue was re-
ported.
A caller from the 500 block of
Laurel Street said the caller's
daughter had received death
threats on "My Space," a Web site
on the Internet.
A burglary at a residence in the
1600 block of Jefferson Street was
reported.
A caller from a business in the
100 block of Wallace Kneeland
Boulevard reported embezzle-
ment.
Police responded at 10:35 p.m.
to a report of a disturbance in a
parking lot in the 300 block of
Raih'oad Avenue.
Friday, August 17
A gray 2004 Hyundai Santa Fe
was reported stolen from the 400
block of East Fir Street.
A caller from the 1900 block
of Summit Drive reported receiv-
ing threats and a caller from the
Washington Department of Cor-
rections office in Shelton reported
threats to a community corrections
officer.
Saturday, August 18
Just be/bre 1 a.m. a caller com-
plained about noise in the 2000
block of Summit Drive•
Around 9:45 a.m. two callers
said a man in a wheelchair was
attempting to siphon gas from ve-
hicles in the area of Fourth and
Franklin streets.
Vandalism to a window of a
residence in the 500 block of Ot-
ter Street and to a vehicle in the
300 block of East F Street was re-
ported.
A 1985 blue and white Chevro-
let S10 pickup truck was reported
stolen from the 700 block of East
Pine Street.
A caller from the 1900 block of
Olympic Highway North reported
forgery involving a vehicle title.
At 7:37 p.m. and again at 8:40
p.m. callers complained about
noise in the area of 12th Street
and Railroad Avenue.
Sunday, August 19
At 12:28 a.m. a caller com-
plained about noise at a residence
on West Alder Street.
Police responded at 2:40 a.m. to
a report of a "combative subject" at
the Mason County Jail.
Vandalism to the play area at
the apartment complex in the 200
block of Turner Avenue was re-
ported.
Just after 2 p.m. a disturbance
in the 1400 block of Ellinor Avenue
was reported.
At 8:32 p.m. a disturbance in
a parking lot in the 300 block of
South First Street was reported.
Monday, August 20
Vandalism to windows of a vehi-
cle and a trailer in the 1800 block
of Summit Drive and to a vehicle
in the 100 block of West Univer-
sity Avenue was reported.
A caller from a business in the
1500 block of Olympic Highway
North filed a fraud complaint.
At 11:43 a.m. police responded
to a report of a disturbance outside
the Mason County Courthouse.
A burglary at a residence in the
1900 block of Ferry Street was re-
ported.
A caller from the 300 block of
Chestnut Street reported harass-
ment.
MASON COUNTY
JAIL POPULATION
The Mason County Jail record-
ed populations as follows during
the past week:
Wednesday 120, Thursday 120,
Friday 117, Saturday 114, Sunday
117, Monday 117, Tuesday 117.
MASON COUNTY
SHERIFF'S OFFICE
Tuesday, August 14
Fire District 2 responded to
three reports of illegal burns: at
7:50 p.m. and again at 10:05 p.m.
at 90 NE Jolly Roger Lane, and
at 8:48 p.m. on NE Panther Lake
Road.
A caller from milepoint 1.5 of
West Railroad Avenue just outside
Shelton city limits reported the
theft of two chainsaws and lawn
tools.
A caller from NE Lorna Lee
Way, Belfair, reported identity
theft and a caller from NE Wanda
Court, Belfair, said someone had
withdrawn funds from the caller's
bank account.
Skokomish tribal officers re-
ceived a report of a vehicle prowl
on North Reservation Road.
The theft of copper wire was
reported from a place about three
miles out East Johns Prairie Road
near Shelton.
The theft of forest products was
reported on property on West Ha-
ven Drive.
A caller complained about a ski
boat operating in an "unsafe man-
ner" on Panther Lake near Bel-
fair.
Squaxin Island tribal officers
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SEX OFFENDER INFORMATION BULLETIN
LEVEL 3 NOTIFICATION OF RESIDENCE
If you have any information regarding current criminal activity of this or any other offender, please call 911.
For other information on sex offenders, http://so.co.mason.wa.us/
ADANTE JOSEPH MANUEL THORNTON
WHITE MALE - DOB: 03/20/94 - 6' 00" - 150 LBS.
BLACK HAIR & BROWN EYES
Adante THORNTON has recently been released from the Kitsap County Juvenile
Detention Center, moved to Mason County with his parents and is required to register as
a sex offender due to his 7/25/07 conviction of Rape of a Child 1st Degree, Kitsap County
Superior Court cause # 07-8-0000494-1. This conviction stems from THORNTON raping
a 5 year old boy and again raping a 10 year old boy. Both victims were unassociated or
related to THORNTON. On 09/06/07, THORNTON will again stand trial in Kitsap County Superior Court
for a completely different and unassociated charge of Rape of a Child I st Degree. In this case, THORNTON
allegedly raped a 6 year old boy that was unassociated or related to THORNTON. During an interview,
THORNTON disclosed that he had a total of 5 victims that he either sexually molested or raped. Due to these
factors THORNTON is considered a HIGH RISK.
THORNTON is assessed by thc Mason County Sheriff's Office as a Level 3 Sex Offender. This is
the HIGHEST LEVEL given to a Sex Offender, meaning that the subject is at a HIGH RISK to re-offend.
THORNTON has tiven his address within Mason County as:
Within the 100 block
of N. Fairway Dr. E., Hoodsport, WA
Paid for by the Mason County Sheriff's ()ffice
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