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MASON COUNTY
DISTRICT COURT
Appearing on the docket in
Mason County District Court
before Judge Carol Fuller during
the past week were:
Justice Court
$25 forfeit; Mark Sample, Rt. 1,
Box 5, Olalla, speeding, $25
forfeit;
David Merritt, 120 Kneeland,
Shelton, failure to keep right of
center line, $25 forfeit; Dan
Pederson, 204 East C St., Shelton,
minor in possession of and
Delton Carter,
Portland Blvd., Portland, Oregon,
failure to stop at stop sign, $15
£me; Vernon Ingram, Rt. 3, Box
140, Belfair, speeding, $25
forfeit; Harold Peck, 1421 E.
Fairmont, Shelton, improper
passing, no vehicle registration,
$35 forfeit; Martin Settle, 126
Euclid, Shelton, possession of
game animal during closed season,
$300 free;
Robey Settle, 609 S. 12th,
Shelton, possession of game
animal during closed season, $300
fine; Harold Selmitzer, 1100
Fogarty, Shelton, physical control
of a motor vehicle while
intoxicated, $250 free; Frank
Peasley, 1840 Judd St. NE,
Olympia, driving while
intoxicated, 30 days in jail, 26
suspended;
Patricia Ray, 2109 Jackson,
Olympia, driving while
intoxicated, 6 months in jail, five
months and 22 days smpended;
Matt Eash, Rt. 3, Box 100,
Shelton, driving while
intoxicated, $250 free, 30 days in
jail, suspended; Joanne Lee, Rt. 1,
Box 350, Shelton, driving while
intoxicated, no valid operator's
license on person, $90 fine, 30
days in jail, suspended;
Randall Fourd, Ft. Lewis,
speeding, $250 fine; Daniel
Womer, 1423 W. 7th, Olympia,
speeding, $40 fine; David Rivers,
511 Saylor, Olympia, speeding,
$25 fine; Michael Coots, 404 E. C
St., Shelton, defective equipment,
$12.50 t'me; Troy Samber, Rt. 4,
Box 638, Shelton, operating to
left of center fine, $25 free; Dale
Tomlinson, Rt. 2, Box 673,
Sbelton, failure to use due care
and caution, $35 fine;
Dale Tomlinson, Rt. 2, Box
673, Sbelton, speeding, $75 fine,
$$5 UUSl~ended; l~chael Cotenum,
2317 Jefferson, Shelton, minor
frequenting tavern,
misrepresentation of age, $100
free; Steven Sergeant, 2117 Island
Lake Dr., Shelton, failure to stop
at stop sign, $25 fine;
Matthew Wilson, 2104 Island
Lake Dr., Shelton, speeding, $64
free; Kathrine Bousnmn, P.O. Box
73, Lilfiwaup, failure to obtain
Washington operator's license,
$10 fine; David Orth, Rt. 8, Box
449, Littleroek, speeding, $38
fine; Megan Gribskov, P.O. Box
163, Matlock, speeding, no valid
operator's license, $35 free;
Phillip Nutt, Rt. 5, Box 666,
Shelton, speeding, $25 forfeit;
Herbert Miller, 2114 Caile
Feligea, Palm Spring,, California,
negligent driving, $65 forfeit;
Richard Aduddell, 202 S. Callow,
Bremerton, failure to operate
motor vehicle in reasonable and
prudent manner, $35 forfeit;
Steven Sffton, 12500 Kitsap Way,
Bremerton, speeding, $25 forfeit;
Jerry Krmk, P.O. Box 352,
McCleary, over-possemon of
oysters, $25 forfeit; Darrell
Raines, St. Rt. 2, Box 415,
Belfair, defective tail fights, $10
forfeit; Dennis Pantovitch, P.O.
Box 919, Mehana, Oregon,
speeding, $25 forfeit; Michael
Hawkins, 142 SW 142rid, Seattle,
no operator's license on person,
1256 N., consuming intoxicants, $50
forfeit; Shirley Lopeman, Rt. 1,
Box 546, Shelton, obstructing a
public officer, $50 forfeit; Donald
Tobin, St. Rt. 3, Box 103, Belfair,
following too closely, $25 forfeit;
Robert Pierce, P.O. Box 149,
Elma, over-possession of oysters,
$25 forfeit; Nell Simmons, P.O.
BOx 126, Hoodsport, attempting
to snag food fish, $50 forfeit;
David Yoest, P.O. Box 216,
Belfair, negligent driving, $65
forfeit; Gary Butler, 915 S.
Chadotte, Bremerton, fishing for
game fish without a liceme, $35
forfeit;
Andrew Whitener, Rt. 1, Box
534, speeding, $41 forfeit;
Donald Stallman, P.O. Box 27,
Belfair, failure to keep right of
center line, $25 forfeit; Donald
Stallman, P.O. Box 271, Belfair,
driving without operator's license,
$66 forfeit; Daniel Holm, 10654
31st Ave. SW, Seattle, speeding,
$25 forfeit;
Eric Larson, 6290 Clement,
Tacoma, possession of undersize
steelhead, $25 forfeit; Carlisle
Blanchard, 10847 NW 68th,
Kirkland, failure to stay right of
center fine, $25 forfeit; Scott
Fraser, 3330 Lorne St.,
Tumwater, possession of loaded
shotgun in a motor vehicle, $25
forfeit; Don Swayne, 1830 Jones
Rd., Shelton, fishing for game fish
without a valid license, $25
forfeit;
Gary Heater, 1238 9th St.,
Bremerton, f aing for game fmh
without a license, $25 forfeit;
Keith Hill, 350 Meadow Ave. N.,
Renton, fishing for game fish
without a valid license, $25
forfeit; David Browne, 329 Hexon
Dr., Tumwater, possession of a
loaded shotgun in a motor
vehicle, $25 forfeit; Fredrick
Reinlm, 201 Erne St., Tumwater,
possession of a loaded shotgun in
a motor vehicle, $25 forfeit;
Burtis Mitchell, Rt. 5, Box
739, Shelton, transporting a
loaded rifle in a motor vehicle,
$25 forfeit; Rodney Carlson,
1592 80th Ave. E., Puyallup,
depositing fitter, $25 forfeit;
Douglas Tobin, P.O. Box 604,
Belfair, speeding, $25 forfeit;
Theodore Blakely, 5108 Werner
Rd., Bremerton, physical control
of a motor vehicle while
intoxicated, $250 free, five days
in jail;
Patrick York, Rt. 2, Box 726,
Quilcene, reckless driving, $250
fine, three months in jail,
suspended; Patrick York, Rt. 2,
Box 726, Quilcene, hit and run,
$250 f'me, three months in jail,
suspended; Kenneth Johnson, Rt.
5, Box 251, Shelton, driving while
intoxicated, $250 f'me, 30 days in
jail, suspended; Kenneth Johnson,
Rt. 5, Box 251, Shelton, driving
while intoxicated, $250 fine, 30
days in jail, suspended;
Tinley Seitz, 2436
Washington, Shelton, driving
while intoxicated, $250 fine, 30
days in jail, suspended; Ralph
Reas, 2705 Sumet Dr., Lacey,
driving while intoxicated, $250
fine, 30 days in jail, suspended;
William Johnson, 8124 Dubois
Ave. SW, Tacoma, negligent
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• LACEY AGENCY 4110 Pac~6c Ave. * SHELTON 1St ae~l RaJ6ro~l
-driwng,-$65 free; Gary Williams,
St. Rt., Box 43, Kingston, driving
while license suspended, $150
fine;
Ruby Layton, 1958 Orchard
Park Dr., Olympia, failure to yield
right-of-way, no f'me; Sebastian
Ruiz, 12033 Celine, El Monte,
California, driving while
intoxicated, $100 fine, six
months in jail, smpended; Ned
Hazen, 4086 NE 196th PI.,
Seattle, physical control of a
motor vehicle while intoxicated,
$100 forfeit;
James Hunt, P.O. Box 501,
Belfair, speeding, $32 forfeit;
Gary Ruffcorn, Rt. 2, Box 506-D,
North Bend, speeding, $32
forfeit; Donald Knudson, P.O.
Box K, Shelton, burning without a
permit, $50 forfeit; Robert Miller,
P.O. Box 57, Tahuya, failure to
keep right of center fine, $25
forfeit; Paul Cooper, USS
Constellation, San Francisco,
California, throwing debris on
roadway, $125 forfeit;
Ida Harbin, 1210 30th St. SE,
Auburn, over-possession of
oysters, $100 forfeit; Ida Harbin,
1210 30th St. SE, Auburn,
removing oysters in the shell from
intertidal zone, $25 forfeit; Floyd
Harbin Jr., 1210 30th St. SE,
Auburn, removing oysters in the
shell from intertidal zone, $25
forfeit; Floyd Harbin Jr., 1210
30th SE, Auburn, over-possession
of oysters, $100 forfeit;
Marvin Sides, 511 20th Ave.,
Longview, speed too fast for
conditions, $25 forfeit; Victor
Paolino, St. Rt. 2, Box 1589,
Tahuya, speeding, $34 forfeit;
Raymond Johns, Rt. 3, Box 761,
Shelton, speeding, $25 forfeit;
Karl Miller, P.O. Box 5,
Hoodsport, speeding, $41 forfeit;
James Watson, P.O. Box 11,
Vaughn, failure to stop at stop
sign, $25 forfeit; John Halvorsen,
Rt. 5, Box 58, Shelton, speeding,
$36 forfeit; Steven Link, 23133
20th Ave. S., Des Moines, minor
in possession of and consuming
intoxicants, $50 forfeit; Richard
Proctor, S65L~I~ Rflad~
Bremerton, ~oi~ti~ to
delinquency of a minor, $100
forfeit;
Leroy Ducken, P.O.'Box 352,
McCleary, over-possession of
oysters, $25 forfeit; John Hinman
Jr., St. Rt. 1, Box 891, Twanoh
Falls, speeding, $25 forfeit; John
Green Ill, 6722 S. Monroe,
Tacoma, over-possession of
oysters, $15 forfeit; John Green
Jr., 501 2 S. State, Tacoma,
over-possession of oysters, $15
forfeit;
Lawrence Kessel, 1223 N.
Marion, Olympia, speeding, $36
forfeit; Dennis Fraisure, P.O. Box
133, Shelton, minor in possession
of and consuming intoxicants,
$50 forfeit; Richard Dwyer, Rt.
2, Box 935, Shelton, no
operator's license on person, $25
forfeit; Jerome Sorhnlein, 57
Ballantrae Dr., Shelton, failure to
keep right of center fine, $25
fo rfeit; .....
Robert Gearhart, P.O. Box
208, Shelton, speeding, $25
forfeit; Sandra Carlson, P.O. Box
203, Brinnon, failure to secure
load, no operator's license on
person, $25 forfeit; Dale
Campagna, 521 West C St.,
Shelton, speeding, $25 forfeit;
James Oblizalo, P.O. Box 82,
Union, speeding, $25 forfeit.
Municipal Department
Morgan Tullar, 1437 Railroad,
Shelton, dog declared a nuisance,
$25 forfeit; James Venable, 2213
SE Anglei St., Lacey, hindering a
public officer, $40 fine; Elden
Reed, Rt. 5, Box 663, Shelton,
speeding, $25 forfeit; Allan
Freeto, 116 East Poplar, Shelton,
failure to use due care and
caution, $35 forfeit;
Dale Hudson, 1815 Van
Buren, Shelton, speeding, $50
fine; Bryan Haydon, 409 W. H
St., Shelton, negligent driving,
$50 fme; Paul Dwyer, Rt. 2, Box
935, Shelton, minor in possession
of and consuming intoxicants,
$50 forfeit; Dan Remmen, Rt. 2,
Box 699, Shelton, failure to use
due care and caution, $35 forfeit;
Patrick Weaver, Rt. 5, Box
582, Shelton, speeding, $70 fine;
Ralph Staniford, 7855 SE
Johnson Creek Blvd., Portland,
Oregon, speeding, $44 forfeit;
Benjamin Livingston, 1418
Edgewood, Shelton, negligent
driving, $250 forfeit; Gracy Allen,
Rt. 5, Box 500, Shelton, using
force against another, $50 forfeit.
SHELTON POLICE
Harry James reported gasoline
siphoned.
Officers found a white
colored coat at Kneeland Park.
A stethoscope belonging to
Mason General Hospital was
found in a house. Two others
were reported missing.
A window was found broken
in the Grimes.McNeil auto body
shop.
Michael McCord reported a
suitcase lost.
A window was reported
knocked out of the Jim Pauley
Inc. showroom..' ~ ~ f
Margie Thomas reported a
stray pup at her residence.
Linda Smith reported the
burglary of a garage.
A license plate was found and
brought to the police station.
A pony was found loose in
the Dearborn Street area.
Stephen Bromyard reported
money missing from his residence.
Two driver's licenses and a
wallet found at Harper's Broiler
were turned in to the police
department.
Leslie Towhey reported her
daughter's purse taken at the high
school.
Wallace French reported
vandalism to an automobile.
Gertrude Lombard reported a
checkbook missing.
John Gere reported a license
plate lost from a vehicle.
Mrs. Elden Reed reported her
Get a free
12-oz. 91au
of Coca-Cola
with purchase
of a 16-oz.
six-pack of
Coca-Cola!
No limit. You get
one free glass with
each six-pack. Collect
a set of 6 or 8 today.
Hillcrest Mt. View
Brad Owen: Owner/operator
daughter lost a pair of glasses at
the high school swimming pool.
Candice Tripp reported a
watch and $10 taken from her
residence.
SHERIFF'S OFFICE
Soren Lundsager reported an
outboard motor taken.
A traffic signal was reported
turned around at Arcadia and
Binns-Sweiger Road.
Marlene Pease reported
vandalism to a garden.
B. E. Evans reported damage
to a howe.
A watch and a television were
reported missing from the Fred
Peste residence.
Nellie Stock reported apples
taken from a tree.
Earl Marcais reported a
portable light plant and a lawn
mower taken.
Four road signs were reported
turned around.
Henry Gillette reported an
outboard motor taken.
Linda Deslauries reported a
shoulder bag taken.
A wallet found at Blacksmith
Lake was turned in to the sheriffs
office.
Two spawning nets were
reported taken from the George
Adams Fish Hatchery.
Mrs. D. M. Johnson reported a
dog killing chickens.
Roger Stein reported a cabin
burglarized.
John Conroi reported a
residence burglarized.
Wanda Scott reported she
found an Irish setter dog.
Mary Methenitis reported a
purse taken from a car.
PUD 3 reported the
mechanism to a streetlight
damaged.
A key and $1 were reported
missing in a burglary at the Mill
Creek Inn.
Stella Foster reported a
female Labrador dog missing.
Linda Weir reported she
found two Doberman pincer dogs.
Ernie Beeson reported an Irish
setter pup lost.
Someone was reported
throwing debris from the overpass
in ihe Beverly tleights area.
I,~i~¢~ Brown reported the
bu(gia~ y oi a wesidence in which a
televi:~io~, and iewehy were taken.
Ite,~; were reported taken
I r,m ih~ Y;impson Timber
(',m~pauy at ('amp Govey.
Beverly Sorenson reported a
tl~g kil i~ ? ,..:tlickens.
I)caa A~'.hion reported a cabin
broken illto tlI|d tools taken.
A hu~ae was reported loose in
the Beverly Ileights area.
Sleve Downing reported a
jacket lost.
l)ebb~e Ihmter reported she
t'mmd a young dog.
(;eorge tlallis reported the
burglar y ~d" a residence.
Scott Mille~ reported a dog
killed with a sllotgul|.
CIYY BUILDING PERMITS
Building permits approved by
lhe City of Shelton during the
pasl week were to John Bennett,
re~ooling. $420; ABC Pacific
Corpo~;~tion, Market Food
building, $250,000; Warren
StlalloH, ~eroofing, $480;
Itowar,t llolt, residence, $3,000;
Jack Malloly, interior remodeling,
$1,000; Kelly Furniture, repair
roof, $250; Jerome Peterson,
reroof, $ I ,200.
COUNTY BUILDING PERMITS
Lois Anderson, Rt. 5, Box
580, Sheldon, mobile home,
$5,000 : Raymond Berger,
reroofing, $800; Tom Coleman,
shop, farm building, $2,400;
James Vmarsson, alteration and
repai~ on carport and patio, $500;
James Kiliz. shop and utility,
$1.00(I; I;~rlesl Jones, mobile
h~m~e, ,o wdue lisled;
O~rin Sande, garage, $2,500;
Robot! Schullz, leanto, $250;
James Smith, shop, $4,000;
l.aw~em:r Smith. cabin, $10,000;
Ch, c,ce Williams, modular home,
$22,49(!; Wynwood
Partnership,
shoppini,' cenler, $11 I ,000.
SttELION FIRE DEPARTMENT
AugI!5~i 24, 8:30 p.m., trash
lirc in alley behind George Valley
At)pliance.
August 27, 3:30 p.m~; grass
file., ililh ;lilt! P;uk.
August 27, 10:45 a.m., fire in Ronald
mobile home, 920 Cota. Calvin
August 27, 11:22 a.m., fire in Mrs. Donald
old building material, Tom Richard
Crawford residence, 923 Cascade. Acton, debt.
August 29, 3:35 p.m., fire inSimpson
garage, 415 Bellevue, $200 against Harold
damage. State De
FIRE DISTRICT FIVE Industries,
September 18, aid call, 5:58
p.m., highway accident, Highway ,,.,,,,
3, no transport.
September 19, aid call, 5:32
p.m., highway accident,
Grapeview Road, one injury,
transported to Harrison Memorial Hi(
Hospital. ~ September25
' September 26
September 27 71.~
SUPERIOR COURT September 28 77
Dissolutions of Marriage September 29 62
September 30 69
Sally White and David White. October 1 80
New Cases No
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Barton the weekend
against Mr. and Mrs. John will be near
Dahman, forcible entry and highs mostly in
detainer, in the 40s.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Baker ---
against Mr. and Mrs. William The cause of
Bullard and Mr. and Mrs. Steven Man's
Hansen, damages. Makes
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