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Shelton, speeding, $25 forfeit; theft of speakers from a vehicle.
Edward Bruin,n, 10264 E. A gull was reported taken
on the docket in Burnside, Portland, Oregon, from a showcase at Evelgreen
District Court possession of undersize Dungeness Loan and Sporting Goods.
Fuller during crab, $34 forfeit; Jatfie Daniels, Susan Weber reported
Rt. 1; Box 353, Shelton, novalid bicycle taken.
vehicle license displayed, $10 A water thucet at the Timber
fine; Richard Durkin, 1924 Bowl was reported turned on
:kings, 700 B Walker Park Road, Shelton, and left running.
Grapeview, speeding, $46 fine; Diane Gold, Dr. James Penney reported a
Michael P.O: Box 789, Belfair, speeding, glass window broken.
Omington, failure to obtain Washington A two-car accident was
exhaust, driver's license, $17.50; reported at Second and Cota.
aelValley, 720 Jim Kemeny, 915 North Alice Parker reported a
Bremerton, Quince, Olympia, driving without mailbox blown apart. '
vehicle while driver's license, $12.50 fine; Valarie Sloan reported tires
$150 forfeit; Patrick Reading, 5737 17th Lane missing.
528 Seattle NE, Olympia, speeding, no A two-car accident was
vehicle driver's license, $57.50 fine; reported at First and Grove.
David Switzer, 318Oak, Shelton, A vehicle was reported to
i.diek, Rt. 1, Box minor in possession of and "have ran into two 300-gallon
passing, consuming intosicants, $50 fine, garbage containers tipping them
2505 suspended; Michael Valley, 720 over.
Speeding, $30 Bloomington, Bremerton, failure . Gloria Maddox reported
P.O. Box to pay fines, $236.50 fine. damage to a vehicle.
$30 Squaxin Tribal Enterprises
eager, 7746 COUNTY BUILDING PERMITS reported items taken from a tug
Bainbridge boat.
• Building permits approved by
1900'Naval the Mason County Planner's Jan Hawkins reported a
lawnmower taken.
Speeding, Office during the past week were
$78 to: Gary Howe reported a
2860 SE Robert Andrews, worm farm, bicycle taken.
,rt Orchard, $4,704; Helen Barnes, carport, Katherine Mitchell reported
Eldred $700; Leo Bilodeau, mobile windows in a residence broken
Port home, no value listed; George with BBs.
forfeit; Davidson, residence, $38,540; Keys found at First and
2, Box 11, David Delph, garage, $4,200; Alder were returned in to the
John Drake, mobile home, police department.
equipment, no Richard Blom reported a
displayed, $6,500; Jim Durnand, garage,
$6,000; William Fleck, seawall, pistol taken from a vehicle.
SSmer,. Camp $3,753; Herbert Hanscom, Daniel Parr reported
illiwaup, mobile home, no value listed; vandalism to a vehicle.
Vernon Roy Jeglum, cabin, $18,384; A motorcycle was reported
Box 722, Clayton Lament, alteration and being ridden on the Bordeaux
$30 forfeit; repair, $5,000; Lenora Kryvicky, School grounds.
A rock was reported thrown
r, 4803 25th mobile home, $14,000; John through the window of a parked
$30 Lewis, garage, $4,080; Robert vehicle at Pauley Motors.
2, Box McDonald, garage and storage, Robert Backlund reported a
to stay $4,896; Dean Miklethun, wallet lost.
forfeit; addition, $12,000; Ray Novak, A woman's shoe found in the
Rt. 1, Box garage, $2,550; William Omdahl, 200 block of Cota Street was
eding, $37 residence, $26,430; John Pill, brought to the police
Grand reroofing, $890;
California, Charles Pratt, residence, department
Edward $52,437.50; Ronald Rullell, A vehicle was reported
84, Shelton, repair bulkheaded, $4,929; Helen driving on sidewalks and a lawn
at Bordeaux School.
$13 Savage, reroofing, $1,000; The Super 8 Motel reported
Rt. Bumett Thompson and Myrtle receiving a bcmab threat call.
$30 Carstensen, residence, $33,800;
2, Box Jim Trueblood, residence , Nothing was found in asearch of
g, $30 $"2"/i,480; 'Ralph ' Vea, mobile the building.
home, $27,000; Waite Peggy Hudson reported a
Box 41, Construction, residence, $34,336; bicycle taken.
Joey Seaton reported a check
r's license, Melvin Waiters, mobile home, lost.
aster, 6718 $7,100; F.J. Warner, storage Maggie Jones reported a
remerton, building, $960; Helen Woodruff, wallet lost.
Patrick cabin, $32,904. Ed Kneeland reported a
Trailer CITY BUILDING PERMITS compactor taken from the
for game Building permits approved by construction site at MacDonalds.
on the city of Shelton during the
t; William past week were to: SHERIFF'S OFFICE
Centralia, P a r k e r C o n s t r u c t i o n, A vehicle was reported off
geoduck residence, $42,694; Mew Settle, the road on Highway 3.
storage building, $3,400; Pat Hansen reported a stray
'.O. Box Foursquare Church, add to German shepherd dog at her
$30 residence and garage, $7,480; residence.
Bey Holland, fence, $300; Evergreen Aero Service
$30 Richard Patterson, carport, reported three airplane tires
$1,800. ' taken from Sanderson Field.
$37 A car was reported to have
Rt. 10, SHELTON POLICE hit a fence on the Agate Road.
defective James Lowery reported a Robert Darby reported a
license on stray dog at his residence, door pried open.
Clinton Weaver reported a Robert Cameron reported a
IO, Box vehicle drove onto some steps. sign taken.
vehicle Vandalism was reported to A disabled vehicle was
the stop sign at Eighth and Pine. reported on the Mason-Bemon
elton, Robert Campbell reported a Lake Road.
motorcycle did damage to a Mrs Leonare Anderson
464, lawn. reported trespassers.
A multiple car accident was A one-car accident was
forfeit; reported on Ellinor Street. reported on the North Shore.
18-A, A window was reported Ann Peabody reported a
broken in Mell Chevrolet.. purse missing.
ox 304, Judy Simons reported the Liquor was reported taken
sday, October 19th
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oa. o p.m.
Day wtth us!
Coffee, Cookies, Punch, Surprises!
t" Streets
from the Alderbrook Inn. An unidentified animal was
Linda Goodrich reported reported on tile Brockdale Road.
gasoline taken from a vehicle, l)eputies were unable to locate
A float was reported beached it.
at Snooze Junction. Lavinia Clark reported checks
Alder was reported being cut taken.
from Department of Natural A window was reported
Resources land. broken in a mobile home at
Robert Bartlett reported a Sunset Beach.
mailbox knocked over. Neal Mitchell reported a
A chain saw was reported culvert torn up.
taken from Knudsen pole Yard• A one-car accident was
Philip Shinnick reported a reported on the Lake Limerick
dinghy taken• Road
Bernard Bruen reporled a Alfred Munoz reported a
fence hit by a vdlicle, residence broken into.
Larry La,nphier reported the Cow manure was reported on
burglary era shed. a roadway.
Larry Conrad reported a A truck-motorcycle accident
residence burglarized was reported on Highway 106.
Gearahart Redecter reported A car-motorcycle accident
tile burglary ot•a cabin, was reported on the Lost Lake
Peggy DeMiere reported a Road.
house broken into and a
telephone receiver taken. SUPERIOR COURT
Roger Deyette reported a New Cases
motorcycle taken. Credit Protective Association
John Biggs reported a Inc., against Timberland Electric,
summer home broken into. debt.
Rebecca Nordal reported Pacific Northwest Timber Co.
trespassers on a beach, against Fay Brewer, breach of
Keith Olsen reported contract.
trespassers on a beach. Mr. and Mrs. J.F. Rathbun
Harold Redmond reported a against Mr. and Mrs. Larry
house entered and guns taken. Williams and Mr. and Mrs.
A door in an unoccupied Robert Whitten, forfeiture of
building in the Allyn Center was
cent ract.
found open.
Greg Corn reported a water Mr. and Mrs. Reid Mitchell
balloon thrown at his vehicle against Mr. and Mrs. Edward
from tile C Street overpass. Boling, Mr. and Mrs. Vance
Howard Wick reported a tow lnman and the Mason County
truck ran him off the road. Federal Credit Ulfion, forfeiture
A two-vehicle accident was of real estate contract.
reported at the Dayton
crossroads. SUPERIOR COURT
Art Tozier reported the theft
Dissolutions of Marriage
of a portable television.
Steve Witcraft and Sharlene
A car was reported over a
Witcraft.
bank in the Lilliwaup area.
Susan Fuller reported tile Sara Vine and William Vine.
burglary of a summer residence• Paul Weinzirl and Riba
Clyde DeCrow reported a Weinzirl."
boat drifted away• Sue Fye and Stanley Fye.
Robert Darley reported a Correne (;lass and Richard
residence entered• Glass•
Terry Childress reported a
ram sheep missing. It: was located
on the McReavy Road. SHELTON FIRE DEPARTMENT
Gregory Leavitt reported the October 6, Tenna Stockwell
burglary of a residence. " ..... residence, 507 N. Fifth, sparks
A hit and run accident was from burning in yard set roof
reported at Hoodsport. shakes on fire, $75 damage.
Parker
in Kansas
U.S. Air Force First
Lieutenant Tommie H. Parker,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Glen tt.
Parker. Shelton, has been
certified as a missile combat
crew commander at McConnell
AFB, Kansas.
Lieutenant Parker, a missle
launch officer, was recommended
for upgrading by the wing
c ommander after meeting
training and evaluation
requirements.
The lieutenant, a 1971
graduate of Shelton High School,
received a B.S. degree in 1975
from Washington State
University where he was
commissioned through the
reserve officers training corps
program.
Stop smoking
clinic planned
A five-day stop smoking clinic
will be held in the dining room of
Mason General Hospital October
15- i 9 starting at 7:30 p.m.
Tile clinic is sponsored by the
Adventist Health Services.
it will be conducted by
Reverend J. Tim Gallagller of the
Shelton Seventh-day Adventist
Church and Robert Dickinson,
respiratory therapist at Mason
General.
Wise men
Talking and eloquence are not
the same: to speak and to speak
well, are two tlfings. A fool may
talk, but a wise man speaks.
Ben Jonson
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