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MASON COUNTY
DISTRICT COURT
,Judgments in Mason County
District Court Judge Victoria
Meadows' jurisdiction during the
past week include:
Driving under the influence:
Daniel H. Slade, 5509 205th Street
Court East, Spanaway, $1,121,
365 days, 275 suspended, and
reckless driving, $250, 365 days,
275 suspended, $3,793 costs; Da-
vid Joseph Audette, 1230 Timber
Tides Drive, Union, $3,114, 365
days, and driving while license
suspended, second degree, $100,
365 days, and failure to use in-
terlock ignition device, $100, 90
days; Wendy Lee Hutzler, 27051
North Highway 101, Hoodsport,
two counts, $1,291,365 days, 364
suspended, and $1,389, 365 days,
275 suspended.
Negligent driving: Jesse A.
Rodriguez, 10139 ll5th Avenue
SW, Lakewood, $550, 90 days sus-
pended and no valid operator's li-
cense, $427 costs.
Driving while license sus-
pended or revoked: Larry Died-
rich Leader, 17101 North Highway
101, Shelton, third degree, $720,
90 days suspended; Kenneth Paul
Yunez, 451 Old Befair Highway,
Belfair, third degree, $293, 90
days, 87 suspended; John D. Sput-
tier, 4401 Agate Road, Shelton,
third degree, $250, 90 days, 80
suspended.
No valid operator's license:
Jose Hernandez-Godinez, 323
Cookson Street, Shelton, $550; Eu-
sebto J. Sebastian, 14640 North
Highway 101, Shelton, and speed-
ing, $643; Kevin M. Burton, 4388
Phillips, Port Orchard, $820, 90
days suspended; Eileen Murphy,
230 Old Belfair Highway, Belfair,
$250, 90 days, 85 suspended, and
third-degree theft, $310, 365 days,
360 suspended.
No liability insurance: Rob-
ert B. Webb, 70 NE Sides Way,
Belfair, $260; Aaron J. Witten-
berg, 311 East Johns Creek Drive,
Shelton, and failure to yield right-
of-way, $324; Erin L. Webb, 80 NE
Sides Way, and following too close,
$424.
Speeding: Craig Daniel Lobe,
7947 188th Avenue SW, Rochester,
in a school zone, $456; Gina Lynn
Vandiver, 17 Rose Lane, Montesa-
no, in a school zone, $353; Jeffrey
Robert Bjornstad, 11791 Carter
Avenue, Port Orchard, in a school
zone, $271.
Unlawful fishing in the sec-
ond degree: Travis M. Springer,
101 East Huckleberry, Grapeview,
snagging salmon, $162; Kwon
Haeng Lee, 10114 Lakeview Av-
enue SW, Tacoma, snagging salm-
on and fishing in closed waters,
$214; Jason Phillip Romero, 9140
Kristi Court NW, Bremerton, fish-
ing in closed waters, $109; James
M. Tier, 13140 134th Street, Gig
Harbor, continued to fish after
reaching limit, $162; George Phil-
lip Yakovich, 7205 Lillovet Loop,
Aberdeen, possession of Chinook
salmon in closed season and fish-
ing in closed waters, $268.
Fourth-degree assault: El-
lis Burton Bouvier, 304 West Pine
Acres Way, Shelton, domestic
violence, $543, 365 days, 340 sus-
pended, and violation of a court or-
der, $500, 365 days, 345 suspend-
ed, $2,061 costs.
Other offenses: Jerry D. Enery
Jr., 18113 SE 400th Street, Enum-
claw, causing soil erosion with off-
road vehicle in Skokomish River,
$5oo.
SHELTON
MUNICIPAL COURT
Judgments in Shelton Munici-
pal Court Judge Amber Finlay's
jurisdiction during the past week
include:
Driving under the influence:
Eric E. Moore, 1621 Jefferson
Street, Shelton, $1,546, 365 days,
230 suspended, and possession of
stolen property in the third degree,
$350, five days community service,
360 suspended.
Driving while license sus-
pended or revoked: Kathleen K.
Eaton, 281 SE Arcadia Road, Shel-
ton, two counts, third degree, $343
on each count, 90 days suspended,
and 90 days, 85 suspended, five
days electronic home monitoring;
Shane M. Haddock, 10 SE Spring
Place, Shelton, third degree, $150;
William R. Jackson, 1784 Jones
Road, Shelton, third degree, $443,
90 days, 85 suspended, five days
electronic home monitoring; Chris-
topher M. Sundaine, 20529 108th
Avenue SE, Kent, third degree,
$400, 90 days suspended; Lisa C.
Brand, 100 East Passage View
Road, Shelton, third degree, $100,
90 days, 85 suspended, five days
electronic home monitoring.
Negligent driving: Justin
James Gravatt, 151 East Country
Club Drive, Union, first degree,
$793, 90 days, 89 suspended.
MASON COUNTY
SUPERIOR COURT
New Cases
Kay Jewelers against Josh Ma-
son, commercial.
Sok, Incorporated against Angie
Family, Incorporated, Young C.
Pak and Ae H. Pak, commercial.
Unifund CCR Partners against
David L. Ellis, commercial.
Washington Department of Rev-
enue against Mark D. Nelson, tax
warrant.
Richard H. Block against Tom
McEvoy, transcript of judgment.
Portfolio Recovery Associates
against Arnold E. Cooper Sr. and
Jane Doe Cooper, transcript of
judgment.
Washington Department of La-
bor and Industries tax warrants
against Willard A. Brown; Waters
Edge Custom Finish, Incorporat-
ed.
Drew C. MacEwen and Stacy R.
MacEwen against Tony Bonner,
Lily Bonner, TLN Enterprises, In-
corporated and Platte River Insur-
ance Company, commercial.
Washington Department of
Revenue against Douglas C. But-
ton and Sharron M. Button, two
abstracts of judgment.
Washington Employment Se-
curity Department tax warrants
against Lori A. Pantoja; Victoria
Gumeson; Alonzo K. Belen Sr.
Housing Authority of Mason
County against Dawn Seljestad,
unlawful detainer.
COUNTY
BUILDING PERMITS
New construction over $5,000,
shoreline work and other major
projects receiving permits during
the past week include:
B&G Properties, Incorporated,
Caution is urged
on space heaters
Home heating equipment was
involved in an estimated 62,000
home fires throughout the U.S.
in 2005, and these fires resulted
in approximately 700 deaths and
roughly 1,500 injuries.
That's the word from the Na-
tional Fire Protection Associa-
tion, according to Assistant Chief
Tim McKern of Fire District 5. He
said the majority of heating fire
deaths are caused by space heat-
ers and most heating fires are
caused by creosote build-up in the
chimney.
#lrrest
warrants
Warrants were issued for the
arrest of two people who failed to
appear fbr proceedings on Novem-
ber 26 in Mason County Superior
Court: Brian Michael Dancel,
$10,000, and Amy Raquel Aga,
$10,000.
"Home heating fires are largely
preventable when you know the
rules," he said.
He offered these suggestions:
Keep all things that can burn at
least three feet away from heating
equipment; turn portable heaters
off when going to bed or leaving
the room; plug power cords only
into outlets with sufficient capac-
ity and never into an extension
cord; inspect for cracked, frayed or
broken plugs or loose connections
and replace before using.
McKern said chimneys should
be inspected each year and cleaned
if necessary. A sturdy fireplace
screen is important, as is allowing
ashes to cool before disposing of
them in a metal container. He said
smoke alarms should be installed
in every bedroom, outside each
sleeping area and on every level of
a home.
Never use an oven to heat a
home.
"For the best protection, inter-
connect all smoke alarms through-
out the home," he said. "When one
sounds, they all sound."
Page 26 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, November 29, 2007
521 East Balmoral Way, Shelton,
residence, $108,209.60; Alan Han-
son, 190 East Lynnwood Drive,
Shelton, residence, $105,485; C.
Tucker, 261 NE Newkirk Road,
Belfair, residence, $136,898; Al-
liance Homes, 31 East Stirling
Court, Shelton, residence, $78,028;
Adair Homes, Incorporated, 2190
East Crestview Drive, Shelton,
residence, $98,109.90; Pioneer
Home Services, 300 North Moun-
tain View Drive, Hoodsport, resi-
dence, $181,249.85; Robert Mc-
Carthy, 1171 East Vine Maple
Lane, Union, addition, $69,060.90;
Hiline Homes, 1900 East Trails
End Drive, Belfair, residence,
$160,568.80; Philip Jesse, 339 East
Pointes Drive East, Shelton, resi-
dence, $110,391.05; DB&R Con-
struction, 480 East Wood Lane,
Shelton, manufactured home,
$70,000, and garage, $15,177.60;
Eugene Hartshorn, 620 East Cen-
terline Road, Grapeview, manufac-
tured home, $30,000.
CITY
BUILDING PERMITS
New construction and other
projects receiving permits during
the past week include:
Safeway, 600 Franklin Street,
fire protection system, no value
listed; Harmon Mulligan Enter-
prises, 1100 North 12th Street, de-
molition, $11,250; Ladies Unani-
mous, 130 West Cota Street, demo-
lition of parapet, $6,000; Peter and
Jenny Sheridan, 128 West Birch
Street, residence, $150,445.50.
SHELTON FIRE
DEPARTMENT
November 24:12:23 p.m., smoke
investigation, 1100 North 12th
Street; 8:31 p.m., smoke investiga-
tion, 3000 Johns Prairie Road.
SHELTON POLICE
Monday, November 19
A caller from the 1900 block of
Summit Drive reported receiving
threats over the telephone.
Vandalism to a vehicle parked
in a lot in the 100 block of East
Wallace Kneeland Boulevard was
reported by a caller.
Vandalism to a window of a
residence in the 600 block of North
Sixth Street was reported.
Suspected drugs @ere found at
the jail.
Tuesday, November 20
A caller reported an ongoing
problem with people who are not
students loitering around CHOICE
High School and Evergreen El-
ementary School.
A caller from a business in the
2500 block of Olympic Highway
North reported an ongoing prob-
lem with a person harassing a re-
ceptionist.
Vehicle vandalism in the 400
block of Dearborn Avenue was re-
ported.
Wednesday, November 21
A caller reported seeing a pile
of clothes at the corner of North
Third and West Cedar streets.
A caller from a business in the
100 block of West Alder Street re-
ported being threatened by a sus-
pected shoplifter.
At around 11 a.m. officers re-
ceived a report of a disturbance
involving students from Oakland
Bay Junior High School and Shel-
ton High School.
Vehicle vandalism in a park-
ing lot in the 100 block of Wallace
Kneeland Boulevard was reported.
Thursday, November 22
A few minutes after midnight a
caller reported a fight in the 200
block of Wingwood Place.
Vandalism to a window of a van
in the 200 block of West H Street
was reported.
A caller from the 100 block of
West University Avenue reported
harassment.
Friday, November 23
A caller reported vehicle van-
dalism in the 300 block of West E
Street.
A brown Ford Escort was re-
ported stolen while the driver left
the vehicle running to go into a
business in the 100 block of Alder
Street.
Officers responded at 6:07 p.m.
to a report of a disturbance in the
1400 block of Ellinor Street.
Saturday, November 24
At 12:49 a.m. officers respond-
ed to a report of a disturbance in
a parking lot in the 2500 block of
Olympic Highway North. At 1:49
a.m. two callers reported a fight in
progress in the 100 block of South
First Street.
A few minutes after 3 a.m. a
caller reported a prowler in the
1100 block of North 12th Street.
A stereo and other items were
reported stolen from a vehicle
parked in a lot in the 100 block of
Wallace Kneeland Boulevard.
A caller from the 1600 block of
King Street reported the theft of
checks.
Sunday, November 25
At 3:30 a.m. a caller complained
about noise in the 200 block of
Turner Avenue.
Trespassing at a business in
the 100 block of Wallace Kneeland
Boulevard was reported.
Monday, November 26
A caller reported the theft of a
laptop computer and other items
from a vehicle in the 2000 block of
Callanan Street.
A caller from the 1800 block of
Boundary Street reported damage
to a fence from a hit-and-run col-
lision.
At 11:06 a.m. officers responded
to a report of a disturbance in the
Emergency Room at Mason Gen-
eral Hospital.
A burglary at a residence under
construction in the 2300 block of
King Street was reported.
A hit-and-run collision involving
two vehicles was reported at 4:58
p.m. in the 1700 block of Olympic
Highway North.
A 1992 green Honda Civic was
reported stolen from the 1600 block
of Holman Street.
MASON COUNTY
JAIL POPULATION
The Mason County Jail recorded
populations as follows during the
past week:
Tuesday 113, Wednesday 110,
Thursday 108, Friday 108, Satur-
day 104, Sunday 105, Monday 107,
Tuesday 111.
MASON COUNTY
SHERIFF'S OFFICE
Monday, November 19
A vehicle prowl on East Dart-
moor Drive near Shelton was re-
ported and a caller from a place
about three miles out East Pick-
ering Road near Shelton reported
vehicle vandalism.
Skokomish tribal officers re-
ceived a report of a fisheries viola-
tion at Eagle Creek. A caller from
a residence on North Highway 101
reported a theft.
A caller from East Wokojance
Lane near Shelton reported the
theft of mail.
An alleged sex offense was re-
ported.
A caller reported the theft of pow-
er tools and other items from a ga-
rage on NE Tee lake Road, Tahuya.
Squaxin Island tribal officers r-
ceived a report of an alleged drug
law violation at a place on Old
Olympic Highway. A caller from
SE Squaxin Lane reported the
theft of an outdoor security flood-
light and other items.
Deputies responding at 8:34
p.m. to a report of a burglary in
progress at a place on SE Mill
Creek Road near Shelton request-
ed the assistance of Shelton police
officers.
Tuesday, November 20
Burglaries at a business on NE
Peninsula Boulevard, Belfair, and
at the Lumbermen's storage facility
on SE State Route 3 were reported.
A break-in at a residence on East
North Bay Road, Belfair, was re-
ported.
Detectives received a report of
possible child pornography.
A 2001 silver Pontiac Grand Am
was reported stolen from a place on
East Mountain View Drive, Allyn.
An attempted rape was report-
ed.
A caller reported the theft of
2,000 pounds of tree boughs from
property on East Pickering Road.
Wednesday, November 21
An attempted break-in at a
business on West Golden Pheasant
Road was reported.
A caller from East Constantine
Court, Union, reported receiving
threats.
A burglary at a residence on
West Star Lake Drive was report-
ed. The caller said a cat and three
dogs were missing.
Skokomish officers received a
report of a fisheries violation on
Purdy Creek. A disturbance on
North Enatai Court was reported
at 10:12 p.m.
A caller from a place near Mile-
post 7 of East State Route 106 re-
ported identity theft.
A break-in at a travel trailer on
West Underline Road, Belfair, was
reported.
A caller reported trespassing
and a possible break-in at a resi-
dence on West Elk Hill Road.
Vandalism to the window of
a residence in the 1700 block of
SE Holman Street near Shelton
was reported. The caller said'
was the second such incident
month.
Thursday, November 22
Around 8 a.m. a caller
plained about off-road
property off NE
Road.
A caller from Alderbrook
in Union relorted vandalism
to boats and the theft of
boat motors.
A caller from West Ford
Road near Matlock
ceiving threats.
Friday, November 23
Fire District 3 responded at
a.m. to a possible fire at 1611
Sand Hill Road and at 1 p.
a request for a burn investig
at 31 NE Wagon Wheel Road,
fair.
A caller reported seeing pe
shooting fish in a stream near l
nedy Creek off Highway 101.
A caller from East Saint
drews Drive reported the
from the mail of checks total
$5,000.
Skokomish officers received
report of a fisheries violation
Purdy Creek. Officers
around 11 p.m. to the report
disturbance in the area of
Dog Casino requested the
tance of deputies.
Squaxin Island officers respo
ed at 12:33 p.m. to a report ot
disturbance at Kamilche Tradi
Post.
A caller from SE Craig 1
near Shelton reported harassme
An attempted suicide at Wa
ington Corrections Center was r
ported.
At 10:47 p.m. a disturbance at!
business about 7.4 miles out WeJ
Shelton-Matlock Road in the Da
ton area was reported.
Saturday, November 24
Fire District 2 responded at
a.m. to a report of a brush fire
NE North Shore Road.
Squaxin Island officers recei
a report of a vehicle prowl at Li!
tie Creek Casino. Around 6 p.
officers and deputies responde
to the report of a large bonfire
SE Taylor Road. At 7:53 p.m.,
disturbance at Kamilche TradiV
Post was reported. The caller saJ
a man threatened an employee
well as the caller.
Skokomish officers received
report of a 10-foot boat full of
and a net drifting in Hood Ca
near Lilliwaup.
Around 8 p.m. a caller co
plained about fireworks on E
Island Lake Drive near Shelton.
A hit-and-run collision at De
Creek Store on East State Route
was reported.
Sunday, November 25
/
Fire District 2 responded at 5:1
p.m. to a report of a chimney fire
390 NE Gladwin Road, Belfair.
Squaxin Island officers respo
ed at 2:14 a.m. to a report of a
tron attempting to steal a stackC#
gambling chips. The report was
ferred to deputies because the s
pect was not a tribal member.
3:29 a.m., vandalism at the casiiii
was reported. At 5:39 p.m. tre
passing at Kamilche Trading po#
was reported. '
Skokomish officers received
report of a fisheries violation o!
Purdy Creek.
Vandalism to mailboxes on la [
Nelson Road, Allyn, was reported,
A caller reported interrupting JJ[
burglary in progress at a residenCe
on NE Santa Maria Lane, Belfair. L,
A caller from West Blakely Drive
reported being threatened. ,L
A caller complained about a di
bike on East Rauschert Road, Gr
view, and a caller from East Trail
End Drive, Belfair, complain
about an all-terrain vehicle. .,T
A caller reported a 27-foot sail;iL
boat adrift in Hood Canal off th
Happy Hollow area. |l
A caller complained about fir¢
works on East North Bay Road!
[
Belfair.
Monday, November 26
A burglary at a residence ne¢
Milepost 22 of NE North Sho
Road, Tahuya, was reported and i
caller reported the theft of a had. '
gun and other items from a rest
dence on NE Old Belfair HighwaY,
Belfair.
Trespassing on property on 1
ROy Boad Road, Belfair, was re"
ported. I
A caller reported an ongoi
problem with the theft of chris tl
mas trees from property on N
Sand Hill Road, Belfair.
A 1984 Toyota pickup truck w s
reported stolen from the park-and"
ride lot at State Route 3 and pick"
ering Road.
00ournal of
MASON COUNTY
DISTRICT COURT
,Judgments in Mason County
District Court Judge Victoria
Meadows' jurisdiction during the
past week include:
Driving under the influence:
Daniel H. Slade, 5509 205th Street
Court East, Spanaway, $1,121,
365 days, 275 suspended, and
reckless driving, $250, 365 days,
275 suspended, $3,793 costs; Da-
vid Joseph Audette, 1230 Timber
Tides Drive, Union, $3,114, 365
days, and driving while license
suspended, second degree, $100,
365 days, and failure to use in-
terlock ignition device, $100, 90
days; Wendy Lee Hutzler, 27051
North Highway 101, Hoodsport,
two counts, $1,291,365 days, 364
suspended, and $1,389, 365 days,
275 suspended.
Negligent driving: Jesse A.
Rodriguez, 10139 ll5th Avenue
SW, Lakewood, $550, 90 days sus-
pended and no valid operator's li-
cense, $427 costs.
Driving while license sus-
pended or revoked: Larry Died-
rich Leader, 17101 North Highway
101, Shelton, third degree, $720,
90 days suspended; Kenneth Paul
Yunez, 451 Old Befair Highway,
Belfair, third degree, $293, 90
days, 87 suspended; John D. Sput-
tier, 4401 Agate Road, Shelton,
third degree, $250, 90 days, 80
suspended.
No valid operator's license:
Jose Hernandez-Godinez, 323
Cookson Street, Shelton, $550; Eu-
sebto J. Sebastian, 14640 North
Highway 101, Shelton, and speed-
ing, $643; Kevin M. Burton, 4388
Phillips, Port Orchard, $820, 90
days suspended; Eileen Murphy,
230 Old Belfair Highway, Belfair,
$250, 90 days, 85 suspended, and
third-degree theft, $310, 365 days,
360 suspended.
No liability insurance: Rob-
ert B. Webb, 70 NE Sides Way,
Belfair, $260; Aaron J. Witten-
berg, 311 East Johns Creek Drive,
Shelton, and failure to yield right-
of-way, $324; Erin L. Webb, 80 NE
Sides Way, and following too close,
$424.
Speeding: Craig Daniel Lobe,
7947 188th Avenue SW, Rochester,
in a school zone, $456; Gina Lynn
Vandiver, 17 Rose Lane, Montesa-
no, in a school zone, $353; Jeffrey
Robert Bjornstad, 11791 Carter
Avenue, Port Orchard, in a school
zone, $271.
Unlawful fishing in the sec-
ond degree: Travis M. Springer,
101 East Huckleberry, Grapeview,
snagging salmon, $162; Kwon
Haeng Lee, 10114 Lakeview Av-
enue SW, Tacoma, snagging salm-
on and fishing in closed waters,
$214; Jason Phillip Romero, 9140
Kristi Court NW, Bremerton, fish-
ing in closed waters, $109; James
M. Tier, 13140 134th Street, Gig
Harbor, continued to fish after
reaching limit, $162; George Phil-
lip Yakovich, 7205 Lillovet Loop,
Aberdeen, possession of Chinook
salmon in closed season and fish-
ing in closed waters, $268.
Fourth-degree assault: El-
lis Burton Bouvier, 304 West Pine
Acres Way, Shelton, domestic
violence, $543, 365 days, 340 sus-
pended, and violation of a court or-
der, $500, 365 days, 345 suspend-
ed, $2,061 costs.
Other offenses: Jerry D. Enery
Jr., 18113 SE 400th Street, Enum-
claw, causing soil erosion with off-
road vehicle in Skokomish River,
$5oo.
SHELTON
MUNICIPAL COURT
Judgments in Shelton Munici-
pal Court Judge Amber Finlay's
jurisdiction during the past week
include:
Driving under the influence:
Eric E. Moore, 1621 Jefferson
Street, Shelton, $1,546, 365 days,
230 suspended, and possession of
stolen property in the third degree,
$350, five days community service,
360 suspended.
Driving while license sus-
pended or revoked: Kathleen K.
Eaton, 281 SE Arcadia Road, Shel-
ton, two counts, third degree, $343
on each count, 90 days suspended,
and 90 days, 85 suspended, five
days electronic home monitoring;
Shane M. Haddock, 10 SE Spring
Place, Shelton, third degree, $150;
William R. Jackson, 1784 Jones
Road, Shelton, third degree, $443,
90 days, 85 suspended, five days
electronic home monitoring; Chris-
topher M. Sundaine, 20529 108th
Avenue SE, Kent, third degree,
$400, 90 days suspended; Lisa C.
Brand, 100 East Passage View
Road, Shelton, third degree, $100,
90 days, 85 suspended, five days
electronic home monitoring.
Negligent driving: Justin
James Gravatt, 151 East Country
Club Drive, Union, first degree,
$793, 90 days, 89 suspended.
MASON COUNTY
SUPERIOR COURT
New Cases
Kay Jewelers against Josh Ma-
son, commercial.
Sok, Incorporated against Angie
Family, Incorporated, Young C.
Pak and Ae H. Pak, commercial.
Unifund CCR Partners against
David L. Ellis, commercial.
Washington Department of Rev-
enue against Mark D. Nelson, tax
warrant.
Richard H. Block against Tom
McEvoy, transcript of judgment.
Portfolio Recovery Associates
against Arnold E. Cooper Sr. and
Jane Doe Cooper, transcript of
judgment.
Washington Department of La-
bor and Industries tax warrants
against Willard A. Brown; Waters
Edge Custom Finish, Incorporat-
ed.
Drew C. MacEwen and Stacy R.
MacEwen against Tony Bonner,
Lily Bonner, TLN Enterprises, In-
corporated and Platte River Insur-
ance Company, commercial.
Washington Department of
Revenue against Douglas C. But-
ton and Sharron M. Button, two
abstracts of judgment.
Washington Employment Se-
curity Department tax warrants
against Lori A. Pantoja; Victoria
Gumeson; Alonzo K. Belen Sr.
Housing Authority of Mason
County against Dawn Seljestad,
unlawful detainer.
COUNTY
BUILDING PERMITS
New construction over $5,000,
shoreline work and other major
projects receiving permits during
the past week include:
B&G Properties, Incorporated,
Caution is urged
on space heaters
Home heating equipment was
involved in an estimated 62,000
home fires throughout the U.S.
in 2005, and these fires resulted
in approximately 700 deaths and
roughly 1,500 injuries.
That's the word from the Na-
tional Fire Protection Associa-
tion, according to Assistant Chief
Tim McKern of Fire District 5. He
said the majority of heating fire
deaths are caused by space heat-
ers and most heating fires are
caused by creosote build-up in the
chimney.
#lrrest
warrants
Warrants were issued for the
arrest of two people who failed to
appear fbr proceedings on Novem-
ber 26 in Mason County Superior
Court: Brian Michael Dancel,
$10,000, and Amy Raquel Aga,
$10,000.
"Home heating fires are largely
preventable when you know the
rules," he said.
He offered these suggestions:
Keep all things that can burn at
least three feet away from heating
equipment; turn portable heaters
off when going to bed or leaving
the room; plug power cords only
into outlets with sufficient capac-
ity and never into an extension
cord; inspect for cracked, frayed or
broken plugs or loose connections
and replace before using.
McKern said chimneys should
be inspected each year and cleaned
if necessary. A sturdy fireplace
screen is important, as is allowing
ashes to cool before disposing of
them in a metal container. He said
smoke alarms should be installed
in every bedroom, outside each
sleeping area and on every level of
a home.
Never use an oven to heat a
home.
"For the best protection, inter-
connect all smoke alarms through-
out the home," he said. "When one
sounds, they all sound."
Page 26 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, November 29, 2007
521 East Balmoral Way, Shelton,
residence, $108,209.60; Alan Han-
son, 190 East Lynnwood Drive,
Shelton, residence, $105,485; C.
Tucker, 261 NE Newkirk Road,
Belfair, residence, $136,898; Al-
liance Homes, 31 East Stirling
Court, Shelton, residence, $78,028;
Adair Homes, Incorporated, 2190
East Crestview Drive, Shelton,
residence, $98,109.90; Pioneer
Home Services, 300 North Moun-
tain View Drive, Hoodsport, resi-
dence, $181,249.85; Robert Mc-
Carthy, 1171 East Vine Maple
Lane, Union, addition, $69,060.90;
Hiline Homes, 1900 East Trails
End Drive, Belfair, residence,
$160,568.80; Philip Jesse, 339 East
Pointes Drive East, Shelton, resi-
dence, $110,391.05; DB&R Con-
struction, 480 East Wood Lane,
Shelton, manufactured home,
$70,000, and garage, $15,177.60;
Eugene Hartshorn, 620 East Cen-
terline Road, Grapeview, manufac-
tured home, $30,000.
CITY
BUILDING PERMITS
New construction and other
projects receiving permits during
the past week include:
Safeway, 600 Franklin Street,
fire protection system, no value
listed; Harmon Mulligan Enter-
prises, 1100 North 12th Street, de-
molition, $11,250; Ladies Unani-
mous, 130 West Cota Street, demo-
lition of parapet, $6,000; Peter and
Jenny Sheridan, 128 West Birch
Street, residence, $150,445.50.
SHELTON FIRE
DEPARTMENT
November 24:12:23 p.m., smoke
investigation, 1100 North 12th
Street; 8:31 p.m., smoke investiga-
tion, 3000 Johns Prairie Road.
SHELTON POLICE
Monday, November 19
A caller from the 1900 block of
Summit Drive reported receiving
threats over the telephone.
Vandalism to a vehicle parked
in a lot in the 100 block of East
Wallace Kneeland Boulevard was
reported by a caller.
Vandalism to a window of a
residence in the 600 block of North
Sixth Street was reported.
Suspected drugs @ere found at
the jail.
Tuesday, November 20
A caller reported an ongoing
problem with people who are not
students loitering around CHOICE
High School and Evergreen El-
ementary School.
A caller from a business in the
2500 block of Olympic Highway
North reported an ongoing prob-
lem with a person harassing a re-
ceptionist.
Vehicle vandalism in the 400
block of Dearborn Avenue was re-
ported.
Wednesday, November 21
A caller reported seeing a pile
of clothes at the corner of North
Third and West Cedar streets.
A caller from a business in the
100 block of West Alder Street re-
ported being threatened by a sus-
pected shoplifter.
At around 11 a.m. officers re-
ceived a report of a disturbance
involving students from Oakland
Bay Junior High School and Shel-
ton High School.
Vehicle vandalism in a park-
ing lot in the 100 block of Wallace
Kneeland Boulevard was reported.
Thursday, November 22
A few minutes after midnight a
caller reported a fight in the 200
block of Wingwood Place.
Vandalism to a window of a van
in the 200 block of West H Street
was reported.
A caller from the 100 block of
West University Avenue reported
harassment.
Friday, November 23
A caller reported vehicle van-
dalism in the 300 block of West E
Street.
A brown Ford Escort was re-
ported stolen while the driver left
the vehicle running to go into a
business in the 100 block of Alder
Street.
Officers responded at 6:07 p.m.
to a report of a disturbance in the
1400 block of Ellinor Street.
Saturday, November 24
At 12:49 a.m. officers respond-
ed to a report of a disturbance in
a parking lot in the 2500 block of
Olympic Highway North. At 1:49
a.m. two callers reported a fight in
progress in the 100 block of South
First Street.
A few minutes after 3 a.m. a
caller reported a prowler in the
1100 block of North 12th Street.
A stereo and other items were
reported stolen from a vehicle
parked in a lot in the 100 block of
Wallace Kneeland Boulevard.
A caller from the 1600 block of
King Street reported the theft of
checks.
Sunday, November 25
At 3:30 a.m. a caller complained
about noise in the 200 block of
Turner Avenue.
Trespassing at a business in
the 100 block of Wallace Kneeland
Boulevard was reported.
Monday, November 26
A caller reported the theft of a
laptop computer and other items
from a vehicle in the 2000 block of
Callanan Street.
A caller from the 1800 block of
Boundary Street reported damage
to a fence from a hit-and-run col-
lision.
At 11:06 a.m. officers responded
to a report of a disturbance in the
Emergency Room at Mason Gen-
eral Hospital.
A burglary at a residence under
construction in the 2300 block of
King Street was reported.
A hit-and-run collision involving
two vehicles was reported at 4:58
p.m. in the 1700 block of Olympic
Highway North.
A 1992 green Honda Civic was
reported stolen from the 1600 block
of Holman Street.
MASON COUNTY
JAIL POPULATION
The Mason County Jail recorded
populations as follows during the
past week:
Tuesday 113, Wednesday 110,
Thursday 108, Friday 108, Satur-
day 104, Sunday 105, Monday 107,
Tuesday 111.
MASON COUNTY
SHERIFF'S OFFICE
Monday, November 19
A vehicle prowl on East Dart-
moor Drive near Shelton was re-
ported and a caller from a place
about three miles out East Pick-
ering Road near Shelton reported
vehicle vandalism.
Skokomish tribal officers re-
ceived a report of a fisheries viola-
tion at Eagle Creek. A caller from
a residence on North Highway 101
reported a theft.
A caller from East Wokojance
Lane near Shelton reported the
theft of mail.
An alleged sex offense was re-
ported.
A caller reported the theft of pow-
er tools and other items from a ga-
rage on NE Tee lake Road, Tahuya.
Squaxin Island tribal officers r-
ceived a report of an alleged drug
law violation at a place on Old
Olympic Highway. A caller from
SE Squaxin Lane reported the
theft of an outdoor security flood-
light and other items.
Deputies responding at 8:34
p.m. to a report of a burglary in
progress at a place on SE Mill
Creek Road near Shelton request-
ed the assistance of Shelton police
officers.
Tuesday, November 20
Burglaries at a business on NE
Peninsula Boulevard, Belfair, and
at the Lumbermen's storage facility
on SE State Route 3 were reported.
A break-in at a residence on East
North Bay Road, Belfair, was re-
ported.
Detectives received a report of
possible child pornography.
A 2001 silver Pontiac Grand Am
was reported stolen from a place on
East Mountain View Drive, Allyn.
An attempted rape was report-
ed.
A caller reported the theft of
2,000 pounds of tree boughs from
property on East Pickering Road.
Wednesday, November 21
An attempted break-in at a
business on West Golden Pheasant
Road was reported.
A caller from East Constantine
Court, Union, reported receiving
threats.
A burglary at a residence on
West Star Lake Drive was report-
ed. The caller said a cat and three
dogs were missing.
Skokomish officers received a
report of a fisheries violation on
Purdy Creek. A disturbance on
North Enatai Court was reported
at 10:12 p.m.
A caller from a place near Mile-
post 7 of East State Route 106 re-
ported identity theft.
A break-in at a travel trailer on
West Underline Road, Belfair, was
reported.
A caller reported trespassing
and a possible break-in at a resi-
dence on West Elk Hill Road.
Vandalism to the window of
a residence in the 1700 block of
SE Holman Street near Shelton
was reported. The caller said'
was the second such incident
month.
Thursday, November 22
Around 8 a.m. a caller
plained about off-road
property off NE
Road.
A caller from Alderbrook
in Union relorted vandalism
to boats and the theft of
boat motors.
A caller from West Ford
Road near Matlock
ceiving threats.
Friday, November 23
Fire District 3 responded at
a.m. to a possible fire at 1611
Sand Hill Road and at 1 p.
a request for a burn investig
at 31 NE Wagon Wheel Road,
fair.
A caller reported seeing pe
shooting fish in a stream near l
nedy Creek off Highway 101.
A caller from East Saint
drews Drive reported the
from the mail of checks total
$5,000.
Skokomish officers received
report of a fisheries violation
Purdy Creek. Officers
around 11 p.m. to the report
disturbance in the area of
Dog Casino requested the
tance of deputies.
Squaxin Island officers respo
ed at 12:33 p.m. to a report ot
disturbance at Kamilche Tradi
Post.
A caller from SE Craig 1
near Shelton reported harassme
An attempted suicide at Wa
ington Corrections Center was r
ported.
At 10:47 p.m. a disturbance at!
business about 7.4 miles out WeJ
Shelton-Matlock Road in the Da
ton area was reported.
Saturday, November 24
Fire District 2 responded at
a.m. to a report of a brush fire
NE North Shore Road.
Squaxin Island officers recei
a report of a vehicle prowl at Li!
tie Creek Casino. Around 6 p.
officers and deputies responde
to the report of a large bonfire
SE Taylor Road. At 7:53 p.m.,
disturbance at Kamilche TradiV
Post was reported. The caller saJ
a man threatened an employee
well as the caller.
Skokomish officers received
report of a 10-foot boat full of
and a net drifting in Hood Ca
near Lilliwaup.
Around 8 p.m. a caller co
plained about fireworks on E
Island Lake Drive near Shelton.
A hit-and-run collision at De
Creek Store on East State Route
was reported.
Sunday, November 25
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Fire District 2 responded at 5:1
p.m. to a report of a chimney fire
390 NE Gladwin Road, Belfair.
Squaxin Island officers respo
ed at 2:14 a.m. to a report of a
tron attempting to steal a stackC#
gambling chips. The report was
ferred to deputies because the s
pect was not a tribal member.
3:29 a.m., vandalism at the casiiii
was reported. At 5:39 p.m. tre
passing at Kamilche Trading po#
was reported. '
Skokomish officers received
report of a fisheries violation o!
Purdy Creek.
Vandalism to mailboxes on la [
Nelson Road, Allyn, was reported,
A caller reported interrupting JJ[
burglary in progress at a residenCe
on NE Santa Maria Lane, Belfair. L,
A caller from West Blakely Drive
reported being threatened. ,L
A caller complained about a di
bike on East Rauschert Road, Gr
view, and a caller from East Trail
End Drive, Belfair, complain
about an all-terrain vehicle. .,T
A caller reported a 27-foot sail;iL
boat adrift in Hood Canal off th
Happy Hollow area. |l
A caller complained about fir¢
works on East North Bay Road!
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Belfair.
Monday, November 26
A burglary at a residence ne¢
Milepost 22 of NE North Sho
Road, Tahuya, was reported and i
caller reported the theft of a had. '
gun and other items from a rest
dence on NE Old Belfair HighwaY,
Belfair.
Trespassing on property on 1
ROy Boad Road, Belfair, was re"
ported. I
A caller reported an ongoi
problem with the theft of chris tl
mas trees from property on N
Sand Hill Road, Belfair.
A 1984 Toyota pickup truck w s
reported stolen from the park-and"
ride lot at State Route 3 and pick"
ering Road.