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MASON COUNTV DISTRICT COURT Judgments in Mason County District Court Judge Victoria Meadows' jurisdiction during the past week include: Driving under the influence: Eric J. Kruger, no current ad- dress, $925, 365 days, 360 sus- pended, and two counts assault in the fourth degree (domestic violence), $200, 365 days, 305 sus- pended, and $800, 365 days, 305 suspended; Vicente Gaspar-Za- car|as, 930 Pioneer Way, Shel- ton, and driving with license suspended in the third degree, $1,525, 365 days, 363 suspended. Driving while license sus- pended or revoked: Aaron J. Foster, 330 Makela Road, Bel- ls|r, second degree, $800, 365 days, 345 suspended; Jose Fran- cisco Flores, USE Abraham Lin- coln, third degree, $150, 90 days suspended, and no insurance and speeding, $580; April J. Me- Loud, 60 SE Abitz Villa Road, Shelton, third degree, $200; Joshua A. Middleton, Lilliwaup, third degree, $200, 90 days sus- pended. No valid operator's license: Deborah M. Conrad, 31 East Harstene Place, Shelton, $150, 90 days suspended; Sandra K. Rice, 241 East Orchard Beach Road, Grapeview, $150, 90 days sus- pended. No liability insurance: Debi Josephine Bina, East 91 Lynwood Drive, Shelton, and failure to maintain vehicle to avoid a col- lision and failure to properly re- strain children, $670. No liability insurance and FTA: Richard D. Buckner, 1930 NE Tahuya River Drive, Bel- ls|r, defective right tail light, $598; Paul A. Browning, 2305 SE Yakima Street, Port Orchard, no seat belt, $598; Gonzalez Santa Antonio, NE 21 Mahonia Drive, Belfair, $527; Jasmine Anglia Hurd, 2050 Hilstad, Bremerton, and speeding, $589; Jena-Lea Russell Green, East 121 Cedar- brook Lane, Belfair, $527. Speeding: Adam G. Couto, 13815 Easy Street, Gig Harbor, $233 Unlawfd flingL ]fgp Er- ncsto Roque, 67116 100th Avenue East, Puyallup, second degree, over limit Dungeness crab, pos- session of crab without a license, and possession of undersized and female Dungeness crab, $250; Timothy J. Riley, 1090 Port Orchard Read SE, Port Orchard, retaining snagged salmon, $150; Hoang Ha Tong, 6204 South ll7th Street, Seattle, second degree, $76; Nicholas R. Holtz, 3001 South 288th, Federal Way, first degree, snagging or molesting salmon, $150; Patrick M. Boyle, East 50 Forest Lane, Belfair, first degree, retaining a hooked or IIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllHIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllUlll Weather IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii High Low Precip. Fahrenheit (In.) September 8 85 41 0 September 9 85 52 0 September 10 69 46 0 September 11 78 38 0 September 12 85 41 0 September 13 89 41 0 September 14 88 52 0 Measurements for the previ- ous 24 hours are recorded for the National Weather Service at 4 p.m. each day at Olympic Air at Sanderson Field. Meteorologists with the Na- tional Weather Service predicted Wednesday morning that the weekend will be sunny after a few morning clouds. Friday and Sunday should see highs of 70-80, while Saturday's highs should range 75-85. Lows are expected to range from 40 to 55. snagged salmon, $150; Quynh- mai V. Le, 4138 South Locust Court, Seattle, second degree, $76; Hal P. Le, 4138 South Locust Court, Seattle, second degree, $76; Richard D. Renish, 294 South Locust Street, Canby, Ore- gon, second degree, no license, $95; Richard D. Hunter, 3519 Gull Harbor Road, Olympia, barbed hooks, $47; Manh Do Hung, 1515 Jellickk Avenue, Rowland Heights, California, second degree, season closed, $250; Assault in the fourth degree: Danny Nathan Stroud, 361 East Big Skookum Road, Shelton (domestic violence), and viola- tion of a no-contact order, $800, 730 days, 370 suspended; Frank Michael Riedle, 111 Rasor Road, Belfair, $800, 365 days, 180 sus- pended, and driving with license suspended in the first degree, $200, 365 days, 185 suspended; Andres Flores, 171 East Ende- your Lane, Shelton (domestic violence), $600, 365 days, 355 sus- pended. SHELTON MUNICIPAL COURT Judgments in Shelton Munic- ipal Court Judge Carrene Wood's jurisdiction during the past week include: Driving under the influence: Tracy Renee Hankey, 3031 SE Old Olympic Highway, Shelton, $1,525, 365 days, 363 suspended; Anthony Leo McDermott, 31 SE Dickinson Court, Shelton, $835, 365 days, 364 suspended. Other violations: Joseph O. Morse, 515 Park Street, Shelton, violation of a no-contact order, $875, 365 days, 265 suspended, 100 electronic home monitoring. MASON COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT Divorces Granted Lisa Ann Stellar and Cory Lane Stellar. Tammy Marie London and Mike John London. Stephanie L. Auxier and Mat- thew D. Auxier. Kenneth Scan Pearson and Kathleen Elizabeth Pearson. New Cues Diane Amberson and the es- tate of Ralph Joseph Eich against Daryl Beehle, unlawful detain- er. Kenworth Employees Credit Union against Michael E. Byers and Yvonne M. Byers, commer- cial. Jess K. Morris and Janet Mor- ris against Richard Kennedy and Jane Doe Kennedy, tran- script of judgment. Washington Department of Labor and Industries against Peter Bell and spouse, tax war- rant. Marjorie Pope against Action Services Corporation, James Cooperstein, Janice Cooperstein, Greg Cooperstein, Linda Cooper- stein, Leonard L. Hetrick and Darlene M. Hetrick, personal injury. Washington Department of Labor and Industries against Bob F. Bowron and spouse, tax warrant. Washington Mutual Bank against George Glaser, Debra Glaser and two John Do occup- ants, unlawful detainer.i COUNTY BUIIA)ING PERMITS New construction over $5,000, shoreline work and other major projects receiving permits dur- ing the past week include: Steve Martinell, I01 East Budd Drive, Shelton, foundation walls, $13,344; Leonard Perry, 20 East Warbler Court, Ailyn, resi- dence and garage, $96,343; Glen Broughton, 290 East Chelsey Lane, Belfair, residence and ga- rage, $87,844; Gene Pape, 4590 East State Route 302, Belfair, add SCHOOL INTERNET SPECIAL acceptance of proposal. One coupon per cultomer. Valid Aug. 26-0ct. 31, 1999. "Careful Job ,,.c,...u, 427-8611 ESTIMATES North, Shelton .OOFO,,.Na Page 28 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, September 16, 1999 bedroom and bath, $33,813; Dan Meyer, 2590 East Mason Lake Drive West, Grapeview, trailer cover, $8,096; Chris Young, 81 East Tranquility Lane, Shelton, mobile home, $25,500; Jeremy Long, 5981 East Brockdale Road, mobile home, $56,095; David Johnson, 16211 East State Route 106, Belfair, garage addition, $11,674. Tom Droscher, 3880 East Pickering Road, Shelton, resi- dence and deck, $31,094; Gary Lowe, 260 West Bonnieview, Mc- Cleary, residence, deck and ga- rage, $137,446; Marie Lindeen, 41 East Emerald Lake Drive, Grapeview, addition, $14,728; Richard Norris, 120 SE Engle Drive, Shelton, garage, $16,347; Eddie Nell|s, 570 East Budd Drive, Shelton, workshop, $11,467; Ronald Forte, 2741 East Mason Lake Drive East, Grape- view, garage, $36,326; Jim Bart- ley, 690 North Potlatch Drive, Hoodsport, garage, $10,898; Tan- naquil Ligatich, 90 NE River Road, Tahuya, mobile home, $52,OOO. Steven Graves, 121 West Stor- eybrook Lane, Shelton, garage, $18,163; Felix Cuvreau, 50 East Alderwood Road, Belfair, ga- rage, $10,898; Richard Morgan, 810 SE Totten Shores Drive, Shel- ton, mobile home, $12,200; Steve Griffey, 4681 East Grapeview Loop Road, Grapeview, recrea- tional vehicle permit, $26,500; Scott Rowland, 14281 West Clo- quallum Road, Elma, garage, $42,381; Scott Reeves, 630 NE Larson Boulevard, Belfair, re- tention wall, $67,507; Nick Kloze, 7627 East State Route 106, Union, replace pilings, $2,290. No value was listed for a fuel tank permit for Lake Trask at 1101 East Lake Trask Road, Grapeview. CITY BUIIJ:)ING PERMITS New construction and other projects receiving permits dur- ing the past week include: Jim Leeds, 110 West Birch Street, carport, $5,880; City of Shelton, 310 West Cots Street, re- pair government offices, $14,000; Shelton Inn, 628 Railroad Ave- nue, install windows, $5,200. SHELTON FIRE DEPARTMENT September 7:1:37 p.m., 301 East Wallace Kneeland Boule- vard, fire. September 9:6:34 p.m. with Medic One, West Alder Street, injury. September 9:1:23 p.m with Medic One, 100 East Wallace Kneeland Boulevard, injury; 2:40 p.m. with Medic One, 3737 Shelton Springs Road, property and injury; :52 p.m, East D Street, brush fire. September 12:6:02 p.m., Fred Meyer Store, vehicle fire. SHELTON POLICE Tuesday, September 7 A logging truck reportedly struck power poles while making a turn at the corner of First Street and Railroad Avenue. A caller said three mattresses were in the roadway, blocking traffic at the intersection of Wal- lace Kneeland Boulevard and Olympic Highway North. Wednesday, September 8 A caller from the 700 block of West Cedar Street said a house was hit by a metal dart of the kind shot out of a blowgun. Thursday, September 9 A caller said that a deer and her fawn were having trouble crossing Olympic Highway South. Two women were said to be having a fight with weapons on the 300 block of East Wallace Kneeland Boulevard. A burglary was reported to a shop on the 1400 block of Olympic Highway North. Friday, September 10 A group of about a half-dozen teenagers were said to be block- ing the 500 block of Ell|nor Ave- nue. A male in a black coat was said to be drinking beer and scaring children at the bus stop on the 600 block of West Frank- lin Street. A caller from the 100 block of South Second Street said a felon had just pawned a gun. Saturday, September 11 A caller from the 200 block of West E Street reported that a bi- cyle was stolen and another was left in its place. A two-car crash was reported at the intersection of Cascade Avenue and Olympic Highway South. Police were asked to inves- tigate an allegation of forcible rape. Sunday, September 12 A caller from the 500 block of Dearborn Avenue said she said saw a suspicious person through the skylight of her bathroom. Two women reportedly got into fight with hair-pulling at the Mason County Fairgrounds. A group of juvenile females allegedly slashed the tires on three vehicles in the downtown district. Monday, September 13 A caller said her husband was harassing her at the Mason County Courthouse. A three-legged dog was said to be running loose on the 900 block of Barnhard Street. A caller from the 1500 block of Adams Street told police about a forged check for $4,400. MASON COUNTY JAIL POPULATION The Mason County Jail, which was designed for 45 inmates and refitted in 1989 to house 65, recorded populations as follows during the past week: Wednesday 105, Thursday 108, Friday 100, Saturday 102, Sunday 99, Monday 103, Tuesday 100. Efforts are currently under way to increase the capacity again. MASON COUNTY SHERIFIPS OFFICE Tuesday, September 7 Fire District 4 and Medic One responded at 3:14 p.m. to the re- port of an injury on SE State Route 3, Shelton. Fire District 4 responded at 5:01 p.m. to the re- port of a brush fire on SE Binns Swiger Loop. A caller from Tahuya said about 30 juveniles were having a drinking party on NE Goat Ranch Road. Burglaries were reported to a home on East Bell Road, Shelton and to a home on East Trails End Drive, Belfair. Wednesday, September 8 Fire District 4 responded with Medic One and the Shelton Fire Department at 8:45 a.m. to the re- port of an injury on Highway 101, Shelton. A caller from East Orchard Beach Drive, Grapeview, corn- Hoc00 CA00AL I C O M M U N i C A T 10 N S Discounted Internet Service for families with students or .faculty in Mason County School D,str,ct: Only $17 a month Mention th,s ad and get FREE SETUP! SAVE $10.1 plained about a wolf/dog mix that howls all night. A burglary was reported to a home on NE Beck Road, Belfair. A caller from SE Clearwater Ridge, Shelton, said a neighbor stole some cats. Thursday, September 9 Fire District 11 responded at 2:38 p.m. to the report of a brush fire at 230 East Northlake Drive, Shelton. A caller told dispatchers drugs had been found at the Mason County Jail. A stray dog was said to be eat- ing chickens near mile 2 of East State Route 302, Belfair. A caller from Arcadia Avenue reported the theft of a Pokemon trading card. A burglary was reported to a home near mile 24 of Highway 101, Hoodsport. Friday, September 10 Fire District 4 responded with Medic One at 7'.26 a.m. to the re- port of an injury on SE State Route 3, Shelton. A burglary was reported to a business on East Anthony Road, Grapeview. Saturday, September 11 Fire District 4 responded with Medic One at 9:27 a.m. to the re- port of an injury at 440 SE Noble Glen Drive, Shelton; at 12:56 p.m. to the request for a burn in- vestigation at 190 SE Clematis Avenue, Shelton; and at 1:11 p.m. with Fire District 11 to the report of a brush fire. Fire District 13 responded with Medic One at 5:44 p.m. to the re- port of an injury on West Clo- quallum Road. A caller from NE Riverhill Drive, Belfair, reported seeing a suspicious man in camouflage with a sword at his side duck be- hind some trees. An 8-year-old child in a golf cart reportedly caused $4,000 in damage on East Promontory Road, Shelton. Sunday, september 12 Fire District 4 responded at 4:41 p.m. to the report of a fire at 709 SE Arcadia Road and at 7:35 p.m. to the report of a fire off of SE Lynch Road. Fire district 11 responded at 2:02 p.m. to the report of a brush fire on East Island Lake Road and at 5:42 p.m. and 9:20 p.m. to the report of a brush fire off of West Dayton-Airport Road. A caller from East Johns Prairie Road, Shelton, said a man was lying face down in the roadway. Burglaries were reported to a home eight miles out NE North Shore Road, Belfair, a residence on NE Magnolia Place, Tahuya, and to a place near mile 23 of NE State Route 3, Belfair. Monday, September 13 Burglaries were reported to a business near mile 24 of NE State Route 3, Belfair, to a vacation home on East Boundary Road, Grapeview, to a residence on NE Rainbow Lane, Belfair, and to a residence on East Sleaford Road, Shelton. Deputies and Medic One re- sponded at 6:24 p.m. to the report of a two-car crash on Olympic Highway South. A caller told dispatchers of seeing a large group of men sleeping in the back of a Ryder truck near mile 24 of NE State Route 3, Belfair. MASON COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT The following restaurants and other food-handling estab- lishments were inspected during the month of November. Viola- tions listed in the "red" category are those which involve practices that put the public at risk of food- borne illness; repeated viola- tions can result in enforcement action. "Blue" violations relate to food service operations and cleanliness. "The number of red (critical) items and blue (sanitation and maintenance) items is not nec- essarily the number of violations found," notes registered sanitar- ian Stephanie Kenny. "Each red and blue violation has a differ- ent point score depending on the hazard level. Red violations have higher point scores than blue because red items involve a greater probability of causing foodborne illness. "Red section violations range from five to 30 points. If a food establishment has 60 red points, it might have only two viola- tions, but these would be two high- hazard violations that would be very likely to cause foodborne illness if not corrected," Kenny says. "Blue violations range from two to five points." Routine Inspections: August 9: Belfair Cafe, Belfair, 35 red, six blue, total 41. August 10: Allyn Inn, Allyn, 20 red, zero blue, total 20. Camp Grace, Union, no viola- tions. August 12: Fair Harbor Marina, Grape- view, zero red, eight blue, total eight. Grapeview Country Store, Grapeview, no violations. August 16: Allyn Market, Allyn, no red, eight blue, total eight. Big Bubba's, Allyn, zero red, 10 blue, total, 10. Lakeland Village Pro Shop, Allyn, no violations. Lennard K's, Allyn, 15 red, three, blue, total 18. August 17: Pat's Little Red Barn, Belfair, 15 red, seven blue, total 22. August 18: Agate Store, Shelton, no viola- J tions. Camp Lyle McLeod, Tab no violations. Woodland Market, zero red, five blue, total August 19: Camp Hahobas, TshuYJ, violations. China Capital, zero blue, total 10. August 23: Sunrise EspressO, no violations. August 24: Camp Robinswold, EldS # violations. Panhandle Lake five red, zero blue, August 25: Camp Bishop, shelt0m red, zero blue, total five. Camp Zion, Union, n0 vi$ tions. Opening InspectionS: August 17: Brooklyn Dell, violations. August 23: Bread Basket Shelton, no violatior' August 27: 40 et 8, Shelton, no vi01Jt Follow-up Inspectioll¢ August 3: Deer Creek Store, violations. August 10: Little Creek Casin0, no violations. Twanoh ConcessionS' three blue, total three. August 16: o Belfair Care, Bells|r, lations. August 19: ]]elfsit , Short Stop Dell, violations. August 24: Hood Canal GrocerY, port, no violations. August 25: Alderbrook Inn, violations. H STO UNIT 4'x4' to 12'x12 Secure 24-hour ARONSON pROPE You are invited to share Every Saturday night at 6 p.m. A Service of Contemporary Worship (Starting Saturday, September 11) SPRING ROAD CHAPEL CHURCH OF GOD 1113 E. Shelton Springs Road Shelton, WA 98584 (360) 427-6998 (Msg) Contemporary Saturday Service 6 p.oa. Traditional Sunday Service 1 1 a,' Sunday Evening Activities 5 P'' Alan Tinnerstet, Pastor (360) 426-7953 Get Informed and Involved with Your Community's Water The VVashit|gl()|| Slate I)cpaln|ent of l!coh)gy, Water Quality I'])gtattl is 'ttrremly plamling its I)ellJil workload li)r lhe c()mittg year (July 1, 1999, Ihrouh .Itmc 3(), 21)00). We will he makig permit dt, cisio=s ti)z mmicipal w;lslt, watci disch;|rgcs in y)tH cOInllltlllilv. I'¢imil h¢1 I) prolccl v;ttcr (itlalily I)y sc't¢ilg li||,i(s tm the ;miouHI tl pt>llulit)H that may I)c discharged imo lakes, rivcs, malic waters, +rod rotmdwalcr. It ;tltliti(m, I)cmils dcfi]c talon|toting, rcpt+l ling. ald |+thor rc¢tuircmems. The facilities listed bch)w will have permitting dcciskus illltlc this yeal. - Shelton -' 101 Further ms h]fo,'nat ion: if )()t[ w,Hu ( C()IIIIIICIII (Ill ally permils, you can bc l)lacc,d ot a naili,g a specific facility to receive a copy when available, (r to bc placed oll ll|C general mailing list, please contact: ;. Mr|nit|pal Permits, Carey G|une|lfeldcr (360)407-6279 .... 75 TI)D: {360) 407-6306, or write P.O. Box 47775, Olympia, WA t) Municipalities: • Hartstene Pointc * Washing|o|| Cor|'cctit)ns Center - Sheltt)n MASON COUNTV DISTRICT COURT Judgments in Mason County District Court Judge Victoria Meadows' jurisdiction during the past week include: Driving under the influence: Eric J. Kruger, no current ad- dress, $925, 365 days, 360 sus- pended, and two counts assault in the fourth degree (domestic violence), $200, 365 days, 305 sus- pended, and $800, 365 days, 305 suspended; Vicente Gaspar-Za- car|as, 930 Pioneer Way, Shel- ton, and driving with license suspended in the third degree, $1,525, 365 days, 363 suspended. Driving while license sus- pended or revoked: Aaron J. Foster, 330 Makela Road, Bel- ls|r, second degree, $800, 365 days, 345 suspended; Jose Fran- cisco Flores, USE Abraham Lin- coln, third degree, $150, 90 days suspended, and no insurance and speeding, $580; April J. Me- Loud, 60 SE Abitz Villa Road, Shelton, third degree, $200; Joshua A. Middleton, Lilliwaup, third degree, $200, 90 days sus- pended. No valid operator's license: Deborah M. Conrad, 31 East Harstene Place, Shelton, $150, 90 days suspended; Sandra K. Rice, 241 East Orchard Beach Road, Grapeview, $150, 90 days sus- pended. No liability insurance: Debi Josephine Bina, East 91 Lynwood Drive, Shelton, and failure to maintain vehicle to avoid a col- lision and failure to properly re- strain children, $670. No liability insurance and FTA: Richard D. Buckner, 1930 NE Tahuya River Drive, Bel- ls|r, defective right tail light, $598; Paul A. Browning, 2305 SE Yakima Street, Port Orchard, no seat belt, $598; Gonzalez Santa Antonio, NE 21 Mahonia Drive, Belfair, $527; Jasmine Anglia Hurd, 2050 Hilstad, Bremerton, and speeding, $589; Jena-Lea Russell Green, East 121 Cedar- brook Lane, Belfair, $527. Speeding: Adam G. Couto, 13815 Easy Street, Gig Harbor, $233 Unlawfd flingL ]fgp Er- ncsto Roque, 67116 100th Avenue East, Puyallup, second degree, over limit Dungeness crab, pos- session of crab without a license, and possession of undersized and female Dungeness crab, $250; Timothy J. Riley, 1090 Port Orchard Read SE, Port Orchard, retaining snagged salmon, $150; Hoang Ha Tong, 6204 South ll7th Street, Seattle, second degree, $76; Nicholas R. Holtz, 3001 South 288th, Federal Way, first degree, snagging or molesting salmon, $150; Patrick M. Boyle, East 50 Forest Lane, Belfair, first degree, retaining a hooked or IIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllHIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllUlll Weather IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii High Low Precip. Fahrenheit (In.) September 8 85 41 0 September 9 85 52 0 September 10 69 46 0 September 11 78 38 0 September 12 85 41 0 September 13 89 41 0 September 14 88 52 0 Measurements for the previ- ous 24 hours are recorded for the National Weather Service at 4 p.m. each day at Olympic Air at Sanderson Field. Meteorologists with the Na- tional Weather Service predicted Wednesday morning that the weekend will be sunny after a few morning clouds. Friday and Sunday should see highs of 70-80, while Saturday's highs should range 75-85. Lows are expected to range from 40 to 55. snagged salmon, $150; Quynh- mai V. Le, 4138 South Locust Court, Seattle, second degree, $76; Hal P. Le, 4138 South Locust Court, Seattle, second degree, $76; Richard D. Renish, 294 South Locust Street, Canby, Ore- gon, second degree, no license, $95; Richard D. Hunter, 3519 Gull Harbor Road, Olympia, barbed hooks, $47; Manh Do Hung, 1515 Jellickk Avenue, Rowland Heights, California, second degree, season closed, $250; Assault in the fourth degree: Danny Nathan Stroud, 361 East Big Skookum Road, Shelton (domestic violence), and viola- tion of a no-contact order, $800, 730 days, 370 suspended; Frank Michael Riedle, 111 Rasor Road, Belfair, $800, 365 days, 180 sus- pended, and driving with license suspended in the first degree, $200, 365 days, 185 suspended; Andres Flores, 171 East Ende- your Lane, Shelton (domestic violence), $600, 365 days, 355 sus- pended. SHELTON MUNICIPAL COURT Judgments in Shelton Munic- ipal Court Judge Carrene Wood's jurisdiction during the past week include: Driving under the influence: Tracy Renee Hankey, 3031 SE Old Olympic Highway, Shelton, $1,525, 365 days, 363 suspended; Anthony Leo McDermott, 31 SE Dickinson Court, Shelton, $835, 365 days, 364 suspended. Other violations: Joseph O. Morse, 515 Park Street, Shelton, violation of a no-contact order, $875, 365 days, 265 suspended, 100 electronic home monitoring. MASON COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT Divorces Granted Lisa Ann Stellar and Cory Lane Stellar. Tammy Marie London and Mike John London. Stephanie L. Auxier and Mat- thew D. Auxier. Kenneth Scan Pearson and Kathleen Elizabeth Pearson. New Cues Diane Amberson and the es- tate of Ralph Joseph Eich against Daryl Beehle, unlawful detain- er. Kenworth Employees Credit Union against Michael E. Byers and Yvonne M. Byers, commer- cial. Jess K. Morris and Janet Mor- ris against Richard Kennedy and Jane Doe Kennedy, tran- script of judgment. Washington Department of Labor and Industries against Peter Bell and spouse, tax war- rant. Marjorie Pope against Action Services Corporation, James Cooperstein, Janice Cooperstein, Greg Cooperstein, Linda Cooper- stein, Leonard L. Hetrick and Darlene M. Hetrick, personal injury. Washington Department of Labor and Industries against Bob F. Bowron and spouse, tax warrant. Washington Mutual Bank against George Glaser, Debra Glaser and two John Do occup- ants, unlawful detainer.i COUNTY BUIIA)ING PERMITS New construction over $5,000, shoreline work and other major projects receiving permits dur- ing the past week include: Steve Martinell, I01 East Budd Drive, Shelton, foundation walls, $13,344; Leonard Perry, 20 East Warbler Court, Ailyn, resi- dence and garage, $96,343; Glen Broughton, 290 East Chelsey Lane, Belfair, residence and ga- rage, $87,844; Gene Pape, 4590 East State Route 302, Belfair, add SCHOOL INTERNET SPECIAL acceptance of proposal. One coupon per cultomer. Valid Aug. 26-0ct. 31, 1999. "Careful Job ,,.c,...u, 427-8611 ESTIMATES North, Shelton .OOFO,,.Na Page 28 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, September 16, 1999 bedroom and bath, $33,813; Dan Meyer, 2590 East Mason Lake Drive West, Grapeview, trailer cover, $8,096; Chris Young, 81 East Tranquility Lane, Shelton, mobile home, $25,500; Jeremy Long, 5981 East Brockdale Road, mobile home, $56,095; David Johnson, 16211 East State Route 106, Belfair, garage addition, $11,674. Tom Droscher, 3880 East Pickering Road, Shelton, resi- dence and deck, $31,094; Gary Lowe, 260 West Bonnieview, Mc- Cleary, residence, deck and ga- rage, $137,446; Marie Lindeen, 41 East Emerald Lake Drive, Grapeview, addition, $14,728; Richard Norris, 120 SE Engle Drive, Shelton, garage, $16,347; Eddie Nell|s, 570 East Budd Drive, Shelton, workshop, $11,467; Ronald Forte, 2741 East Mason Lake Drive East, Grape- view, garage, $36,326; Jim Bart- ley, 690 North Potlatch Drive, Hoodsport, garage, $10,898; Tan- naquil Ligatich, 90 NE River Road, Tahuya, mobile home, $52,OOO. Steven Graves, 121 West Stor- eybrook Lane, Shelton, garage, $18,163; Felix Cuvreau, 50 East Alderwood Road, Belfair, ga- rage, $10,898; Richard Morgan, 810 SE Totten Shores Drive, Shel- ton, mobile home, $12,200; Steve Griffey, 4681 East Grapeview Loop Road, Grapeview, recrea- tional vehicle permit, $26,500; Scott Rowland, 14281 West Clo- quallum Road, Elma, garage, $42,381; Scott Reeves, 630 NE Larson Boulevard, Belfair, re- tention wall, $67,507; Nick Kloze, 7627 East State Route 106, Union, replace pilings, $2,290. No value was listed for a fuel tank permit for Lake Trask at 1101 East Lake Trask Road, Grapeview. CITY BUIIJ:)ING PERMITS New construction and other projects receiving permits dur- ing the past week include: Jim Leeds, 110 West Birch Street, carport, $5,880; City of Shelton, 310 West Cots Street, re- pair government offices, $14,000; Shelton Inn, 628 Railroad Ave- nue, install windows, $5,200. SHELTON FIRE DEPARTMENT September 7:1:37 p.m., 301 East Wallace Kneeland Boule- vard, fire. September 9:6:34 p.m. with Medic One, West Alder Street, injury. September 9:1:23 p.m with Medic One, 100 East Wallace Kneeland Boulevard, injury; 2:40 p.m. with Medic One, 3737 Shelton Springs Road, property and injury; :52 p.m, East D Street, brush fire. September 12:6:02 p.m., Fred Meyer Store, vehicle fire. SHELTON POLICE Tuesday, September 7 A logging truck reportedly struck power poles while making a turn at the corner of First Street and Railroad Avenue. A caller said three mattresses were in the roadway, blocking traffic at the intersection of Wal- lace Kneeland Boulevard and Olympic Highway North. Wednesday, September 8 A caller from the 700 block of West Cedar Street said a house was hit by a metal dart of the kind shot out of a blowgun. Thursday, September 9 A caller said that a deer and her fawn were having trouble crossing Olympic Highway South. Two women were said to be having a fight with weapons on the 300 block of East Wallace Kneeland Boulevard. A burglary was reported to a shop on the 1400 block of Olympic Highway North. Friday, September 10 A group of about a half-dozen teenagers were said to be block- ing the 500 block of Ell|nor Ave- nue. A male in a black coat was said to be drinking beer and scaring children at the bus stop on the 600 block of West Frank- lin Street. A caller from the 100 block of South Second Street said a felon had just pawned a gun. Saturday, September 11 A caller from the 200 block of West E Street reported that a bi- cyle was stolen and another was left in its place. A two-car crash was reported at the intersection of Cascade Avenue and Olympic Highway South. Police were asked to inves- tigate an allegation of forcible rape. Sunday, September 12 A caller from the 500 block of Dearborn Avenue said she said saw a suspicious person through the skylight of her bathroom. Two women reportedly got into fight with hair-pulling at the Mason County Fairgrounds. A group of juvenile females allegedly slashed the tires on three vehicles in the downtown district. Monday, September 13 A caller said her husband was harassing her at the Mason County Courthouse. A three-legged dog was said to be running loose on the 900 block of Barnhard Street. A caller from the 1500 block of Adams Street told police about a forged check for $4,400. MASON COUNTY JAIL POPULATION The Mason County Jail, which was designed for 45 inmates and refitted in 1989 to house 65, recorded populations as follows during the past week: Wednesday 105, Thursday 108, Friday 100, Saturday 102, Sunday 99, Monday 103, Tuesday 100. Efforts are currently under way to increase the capacity again. MASON COUNTY SHERIFIPS OFFICE Tuesday, September 7 Fire District 4 and Medic One responded at 3:14 p.m. to the re- port of an injury on SE State Route 3, Shelton. Fire District 4 responded at 5:01 p.m. to the re- port of a brush fire on SE Binns Swiger Loop. A caller from Tahuya said about 30 juveniles were having a drinking party on NE Goat Ranch Road. Burglaries were reported to a home on East Bell Road, Shelton and to a home on East Trails End Drive, Belfair. Wednesday, September 8 Fire District 4 responded with Medic One and the Shelton Fire Department at 8:45 a.m. to the re- port of an injury on Highway 101, Shelton. A caller from East Orchard Beach Drive, Grapeview, corn- Hoc00 CA00AL I C O M M U N i C A T 10 N S Discounted Internet Service for families with students or .faculty in Mason County School D,str,ct: Only $17 a month Mention th,s ad and get FREE SETUP! SAVE $10.1 plained about a wolf/dog mix that howls all night. A burglary was reported to a home on NE Beck Road, Belfair. A caller from SE Clearwater Ridge, Shelton, said a neighbor stole some cats. Thursday, September 9 Fire District 11 responded at 2:38 p.m. to the report of a brush fire at 230 East Northlake Drive, Shelton. A caller told dispatchers drugs had been found at the Mason County Jail. A stray dog was said to be eat- ing chickens near mile 2 of East State Route 302, Belfair. A caller from Arcadia Avenue reported the theft of a Pokemon trading card. A burglary was reported to a home near mile 24 of Highway 101, Hoodsport. Friday, September 10 Fire District 4 responded with Medic One at 7'.26 a.m. to the re- port of an injury on SE State Route 3, Shelton. A burglary was reported to a business on East Anthony Road, Grapeview. Saturday, September 11 Fire District 4 responded with Medic One at 9:27 a.m. to the re- port of an injury at 440 SE Noble Glen Drive, Shelton; at 12:56 p.m. to the request for a burn in- vestigation at 190 SE Clematis Avenue, Shelton; and at 1:11 p.m. with Fire District 11 to the report of a brush fire. Fire District 13 responded with Medic One at 5:44 p.m. to the re- port of an injury on West Clo- quallum Road. A caller from NE Riverhill Drive, Belfair, reported seeing a suspicious man in camouflage with a sword at his side duck be- hind some trees. An 8-year-old child in a golf cart reportedly caused $4,000 in damage on East Promontory Road, Shelton. Sunday, september 12 Fire District 4 responded at 4:41 p.m. to the report of a fire at 709 SE Arcadia Road and at 7:35 p.m. to the report of a fire off of SE Lynch Road. Fire district 11 responded at 2:02 p.m. to the report of a brush fire on East Island Lake Road and at 5:42 p.m. and 9:20 p.m. to the report of a brush fire off of West Dayton-Airport Road. A caller from East Johns Prairie Road, Shelton, said a man was lying face down in the roadway. Burglaries were reported to a home eight miles out NE North Shore Road, Belfair, a residence on NE Magnolia Place, Tahuya, and to a place near mile 23 of NE State Route 3, Belfair. Monday, September 13 Burglaries were reported to a business near mile 24 of NE State Route 3, Belfair, to a vacation home on East Boundary Road, Grapeview, to a residence on NE Rainbow Lane, Belfair, and to a residence on East Sleaford Road, Shelton. Deputies and Medic One re- sponded at 6:24 p.m. to the report of a two-car crash on Olympic Highway South. A caller told dispatchers of seeing a large group of men sleeping in the back of a Ryder truck near mile 24 of NE State Route 3, Belfair. MASON COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT The following restaurants and other food-handling estab- lishments were inspected during the month of November. Viola- tions listed in the "red" category are those which involve practices that put the public at risk of food- borne illness; repeated viola- tions can result in enforcement action. "Blue" violations relate to food service operations and cleanliness. "The number of red (critical) items and blue (sanitation and maintenance) items is not nec- essarily the number of violations found," notes registered sanitar- ian Stephanie Kenny. "Each red and blue violation has a differ- ent point score depending on the hazard level. Red violations have higher point scores than blue because red items involve a greater probability of causing foodborne illness. "Red section violations range from five to 30 points. If a food establishment has 60 red points, it might have only two viola- tions, but these would be two high- hazard violations that would be very likely to cause foodborne illness if not corrected," Kenny says. "Blue violations range from two to five points." Routine Inspections: August 9: Belfair Cafe, Belfair, 35 red, six blue, total 41. August 10: Allyn Inn, Allyn, 20 red, zero blue, total 20. Camp Grace, Union, no viola- tions. August 12: Fair Harbor Marina, Grape- view, zero red, eight blue, total eight. Grapeview Country Store, Grapeview, no violations. August 16: Allyn Market, Allyn, no red, eight blue, total eight. Big Bubba's, Allyn, zero red, 10 blue, total, 10. Lakeland Village Pro Shop, Allyn, no violations. Lennard K's, Allyn, 15 red, three, blue, total 18. August 17: Pat's Little Red Barn, Belfair, 15 red, seven blue, total 22. August 18: Agate Store, Shelton, no viola- J tions. Camp Lyle McLeod, Tab no violations. Woodland Market, zero red, five blue, total August 19: Camp Hahobas, TshuYJ, violations. China Capital, zero blue, total 10. August 23: Sunrise EspressO, no violations. August 24: Camp Robinswold, EldS # violations. Panhandle Lake five red, zero blue, August 25: Camp Bishop, shelt0m red, zero blue, total five. Camp Zion, Union, n0 vi$ tions. Opening InspectionS: August 17: Brooklyn Dell, violations. August 23: Bread Basket Shelton, no violatior' August 27: 40 et 8, Shelton, no vi01Jt Follow-up Inspectioll¢ August 3: Deer Creek Store, violations. August 10: Little Creek Casin0, no violations. Twanoh ConcessionS' three blue, total three. August 16: o Belfair Care, Bells|r, lations. August 19: ]]elfsit , Short Stop Dell, violations. August 24: Hood Canal GrocerY, port, no violations. August 25: Alderbrook Inn, violations. H STO UNIT 4'x4' to 12'x12 Secure 24-hour ARONSON pROPE You are invited to share Every Saturday night at 6 p.m. A Service of Contemporary Worship (Starting Saturday, September 11) SPRING ROAD CHAPEL CHURCH OF GOD 1113 E. Shelton Springs Road Shelton, WA 98584 (360) 427-6998 (Msg) Contemporary Saturday Service 6 p.oa. Traditional Sunday Service 1 1 a,' Sunday Evening Activities 5 P'' Alan Tinnerstet, Pastor (360) 426-7953 Get Informed and Involved with Your Community's Water The VVashit|gl()|| Slate I)cpaln|ent of l!coh)gy, Water Quality I'])gtattl is 'ttrremly plamling its I)ellJil workload li)r lhe c()mittg year (July 1, 1999, Ihrouh .Itmc 3(), 21)00). We will he makig permit dt, cisio=s ti)z mmicipal w;lslt, watci disch;|rgcs in y)tH cOInllltlllilv. I'¢imil h¢1 I) prolccl v;ttcr (itlalily I)y sc't¢ilg li||,i(s tm the ;miouHI tl pt>llulit)H that may I)c discharged imo lakes, rivcs, malic waters, +rod rotmdwalcr. It ;tltliti(m, I)cmils dcfi]c talon|toting, rcpt+l ling. ald |+thor rc¢tuircmems. The facilities listed bch)w will have permitting dcciskus illltlc this yeal. - Shelton -' 101 Further ms h]fo,'nat ion: if )()t[ w,Hu ( C()IIIIIICIII (Ill ally permils, you can bc l)lacc,d ot a naili,g a specific facility to receive a copy when available, (r to bc placed oll ll|C general mailing list, please contact: ;. Mr|nit|pal Permits, Carey G|une|lfeldcr (360)407-6279 .... 75 TI)D: {360) 407-6306, or write P.O. Box 47775, Olympia, WA t) Municipalities: • Hartstene Pointc * Washing|o|| Cor|'cctit)ns Center - Sheltt)n