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bituary
Gotoh-Cox
resident Althea Marl
died in Bremerton on
December 8, of toxic
syndrome. She was 25.
was born in Japan on No-
) ber 4, 1982 to Alfonso George
Panta and Miyoko Gotoh-Cox.
e was adopted by Douglas Cox
Len he married her mother and
: family lived in Victor.
She attended North Mason
t heels from kindergarten until
u e 10th grade. She completed her
0 $I) degree at the age of 16 while
technical school in Longview.
d Cox worked as a bartender at
] itle Moe's in Belfair; her many
ends there put on a Thanksgiv-
i ! benefit dinner for her when
Le was hospitalized.
She loved to fish, hunt, hike,
ie Ly paintball and ride off-road
ficles, especially four-wheeler
Vs.
i Cox was preceded in death by
{ !r grandfathers Chushiro Gotoh
rJavan and Harry Albert Sa lea
r - Y
Port Orchard and by her aunt
o Naguchi of Japan.
L She is survived by her mother
iyoko and partner Glenn Dobbs
',h,Victor; her stepfather Doug of
takeLand Village in Allyn; her
andmother Sayumi G. Sayles
Victor; her foster sister Carol
0Was and brother-in-law Steve
acik of Tacoma; her birth father
onso George Zapanta of Los An-
!lea; her aunts and uncles Myrna
arold of Oklahoma, Joy Hatha-
ay of Spokane, Chris Impett of
okane, Ginger Reamer of The
lles, Oregon, A1 Hurt of Hawaii
Althea Gotoh-Cox
and Tacoma and Wayne and Liz
Case of Belfair.
Cox is also survived by many
friends and by her best buddy, her
beloved dog Indy.
Cremation is under the direction
of Rill Chapel of Port Orchard.
A memorial service is planned
for 1 p.m. on Saturday, December
15, at Rill Chapel, located at 1151
Mitchell Avenue in Port Orchard.
Viewing will be from 9 a.m. to 1
p.m. at the chapel.
Mason County Literacy
needs north-end tutors
Mason County Literacy is hoping
to expand its literacy programs in
North Mason. In order to expand the
program, though, volunteers will be
needed to help adult learners in the
Beffair area.
The group's literacy volunteers
help in one of two ways. They may
work with people who are learning
English in the English as a Second
Language (ESL) program co-spon-
sored by Mason County Literacy
and Olympic College. They may also
work one-on-one with adult learners
who want to get a high-school equiv-
alency by obtaining a GED. Mason
County Literacy provides training
for tutors in both the GED and ESL
programs.
For anyone interested in tutoring
ESL students, the Olympic College
instructor for the ESL class provides
guidance, advice and teaching ma-
terials to the tutors. The Olympic
College class is held every week at
the Belfair Boys and Girls Club from
6 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. on Mondays and
Wednesdays.
THE OLYMPIC College instruc-
tor can use volunteers to assist her
in teaching the students who have
varying skill levels in English. The
adult learners enrolled in the liter-
acy program come from all over the
world, including Russia, Vietnam,
Morocco, Mexico and Guatemala. Of-
ficials say that tutoring is a great op-
portunity to meet people from other
countries and learn about their cul-
tures and languages while helping
them learn English.
For volunteers who would like
00Ielp with heating bills
available for residents
zation dedicated to increasing re-
sources to meet the energy needs
of financially struggling residents
across the country. It consists of
more than 300 nonprofit organi-
zations, government agencies and
utilities that raise and distribute
more than $100 million annually
in charitably donated home ener-
gy assistance for families in need.
To find out more about the Na-
tional Fuel Funds Network, call
1-202-824-0660 or visit the Web
site www.nationalfuelfunds.
org.
"Fire District 2 wants everyone
to be warm and safe as the sea-
son changes," said Ryan Cloud, a
firefighter and public educator at
Fire District 2.
With the high cost of fuel, peo-
with limited income may have
!fficulty keeping their homes
rm this winter, but the folks
Belfair's Fire District 2 want to
take sure that North Mason resi-
eats know that help is available.
Officials at Fire District 2 say
lat the National Fuel Funds
[etwork is a broad-based organi-
Service News
Mendiola finishes up her
ANCHI'S BARK AND GRAVEL
)
5419 (;RAI f-VIEW lOOP ROAI)
00upply specialist training
Army National Guard Private Petersburg, Virginia. systems for accountability with
The course is designed to train
students to receive, inspect, segre-
gate, store, inventory, issue, deliv-
er and turn in organizational and
installation supplies and equip-
ment; maintain automated supply
use of unit computers; issue and
receipt for small arms, and secure
and control weapons and ammuni-
tion supplies.
Private Mendiola is the daugh-
ter of Rose C. Pruyne of Union.
I Ar
st Class Renee M. Mendila
Is graduated from the Unit Sup-
. Specialist Advanced Individ-
l Training course at the Quar-
aster Battalion at Fort Lee in
to help someone get a GED, Mason
County Literacy pairs tutors and
learners together to form one-on-
one |earner-tutor pairs. The tutors
generally meet their adult learners
at the North Mason Timberland Re-
gional Library in Belfair and work
with them in one of the library's con-
ference rooms. Mason County Lit-
eracy provides teaching materials at
the library for tutors to use.
Officials say that the adult learn-
ers who come to the program need
help mostly with grammar, spelling,
writing, reading and math. Organiz-
ers note that many of the program's
adult learners are finding that it's
difficult to get a job without a high-
school diploma or a GED and they
are looking for someone to help them
complete their high-school educa-
tion.
"YOU CAN HELP your neigh-
bors in North Mason improve their
lives and the lives of their fatal-
lies by volunteering to share your
knowledge and your time with them
through the Mason County Literacy
tutoring programs," said Suzanne
Stevens, Mason County Literacy's
Adult Program Coordinator.
Those that would like to volun-
teer for the ESL or GED programs
(or both) should contact Mason
County Literacy in Belfair by call-
ing 471-3060 or in Shelton by calling
426-9733.
I;]il|r.'11"l
IU|5' k' :i',.llll
Since 1982
Valerie McLeod,
Physical Therapist
70 NE Medical Center Road
275-4352
II Septic Tank Sales Installs Repairs Pumps Baffles Repaired
Risers Installed Ditches for Water, Electric & Telephone
Drain Fields ° Curtain & Foundation Drains Foundation Digouts
Misc. Clearing ° Gravel ° Perc Holes ° Designs Available
I I IIII
O R
AUTOMOTIVE
Foreign Domestic
,/b00.ce u.'z00 ,
Mark and Dnitra Ayers
By appoimmem on
shop 360-275-0405 or 360-463-0925
Grapeview, WA
Open
Crushed
Driveway Rock 3/4"-1 ,/2- <Clean(BlaCkor°rminus)grey)
* Large River Rock Ir ......... ALL DRIVEWAY *
I.
Delivery 5 days a week
Dark, rich topsoil [ GRAVEL CUSTOM i.
Dark, rich Hemlock Bark I SPREAD FREE l*
I xlnres 12/11/[)7. (,'ash Vl[l( I/2(N.
L ......... Jo
CLOSED SATURDAYS U-HAUL BYAPPOINTMENT ONLY
275-6698 * 1-800-690-BARK * 275-7133
LEGAL NOTll ES
Summons
by Publlcatlon
(SMPB)
No. 07 3 00367 1
8uperlor Court of Wsehlngton, County
Mand
In re: LESLIE A, TRIPP, Petitioner
and
BRIAN E. HUGHES, Respondent.
I"o the Respondent.
I. The petitioner has started an action in
above court requesting:
the establishment or modification of a par-
ng plan or residential schedule.
2. The petition also requests that the court
rt the following relief:
Approve a parenting plan or residential
edule for the dependent children.
3. You must respond to this summons by
Mng a copy of your written response on
Person signing this Summons and by fil-
: the original with the clerk of the court. If
J do not serve your written response within
:lays after the date of the first publication
is summons (60 days after the 15th day
|ovember, 2007), the court may enter an
r of default against you, and the court
Ly, without further notice to you, enter a
:tee and approve or provide for other re-
requested in this summons. In the case
ldissolution of marriage, the court will not
er the final decree until at least 90 days
# service and filing. If you serve a notice
pearance on the undersigned person,
are entitled to notice before an order of
tult or a decree may be entered.
"-2 /) O
)cations
Our AAA.
Lommur.tt/
I-Credit Union/.
erving anyone living or working
l Mason or Grays Harbor County
526 W. Cedar St., Shelton
94g Olympic Hwy. N., Sheiton
426-9701
www.ourcu.com
4. Your written response to the summons
and petition must be on form:
WPF PS 15.0300, Response to Petition
for Residential Schedule/Parenting Plan/
Child Support.
Information about how to get this form
may be obtained by contacting the clerk of
the court, by contacting the Administrative
Office of the Courts at (360) 705-5328, or
from the Internet at the Washington State
Courts homapage:
http:/Iwww.oourts.wa.gov/forms
5. If you wish to seek the advice of an
attorney in this matter, you should do so
promptly so that your written response, if any,
may be sewed on time.
6. One method of serving a copy of your
response on the petitioner is to send it by cer-
tified mail with return receipt requested.
7. Other:
This summons is issued pursuant to RCW
4.28.100 and Superior Court Civil Rule 4.1 of
the state of Washington.
Dated: 10-31-07
Signature of Petitioner or Lawyer/WSBA
No.: Leslie A. Tripp
Print Name: LESLIE A. TRIPP
File Original of Your Response with the
Clerk of the Court at:
Island County Superior Court
101 NE 6th Street
Coupeville, WA 98239
Serve a Copy of Your Response on:
Petitioner
LESLIE A. TRIPP
665 Scandia Pkwy
Camano Island, WA 98282
11/15-22-29-12/6-t 3-20 6t
Dr. Nancy Isbell
General small animal medicine/surgery
Acupuncture certified, TCM herbs
Internal medicine residency
23730 NE SR3 * LOG CABIN PLAZA * BELFAIR
10 minutes from Hwy. 16
0.2 miles south of the stoplight at Safeway
Open M-F 8 am-6 pm
Call todayl This offer ends December 21. Schedule your appointment and make your holiday even better.
SHELTON
Miracle-Ear Center
1718 Olympic Highway N.
(Across the street from A&W)
Call 1-800 NEW HEAR (1-800-639-4327)
Free l:le orded Message and Free Report. Call Toll Flee (866) 612-0404 or, vi!;it www.miracle-ear corn
(1eL uracy of wcoluotiort, pfope, tit und obility m odcJpi U} mpltiP.ation )]d2(CLle’
Thursday, December 13, 2007 - Belfair Herald section of the Shelton-Mason County Journal - Page 3
bituary
Gotoh-Cox
resident Althea Marl
died in Bremerton on
December 8, of toxic
syndrome. She was 25.
was born in Japan on No-
) ber 4, 1982 to Alfonso George
Panta and Miyoko Gotoh-Cox.
e was adopted by Douglas Cox
Len he married her mother and
: family lived in Victor.
She attended North Mason
t heels from kindergarten until
u e 10th grade. She completed her
0 $I) degree at the age of 16 while
technical school in Longview.
d Cox worked as a bartender at
] itle Moe's in Belfair; her many
ends there put on a Thanksgiv-
i ! benefit dinner for her when
Le was hospitalized.
She loved to fish, hunt, hike,
ie Ly paintball and ride off-road
ficles, especially four-wheeler
Vs.
i Cox was preceded in death by
{ !r grandfathers Chushiro Gotoh
rJavan and Harry Albert Sa lea
r - Y
Port Orchard and by her aunt
o Naguchi of Japan.
L She is survived by her mother
iyoko and partner Glenn Dobbs
',h,Victor; her stepfather Doug of
takeLand Village in Allyn; her
andmother Sayumi G. Sayles
Victor; her foster sister Carol
0Was and brother-in-law Steve
acik of Tacoma; her birth father
onso George Zapanta of Los An-
!lea; her aunts and uncles Myrna
arold of Oklahoma, Joy Hatha-
ay of Spokane, Chris Impett of
okane, Ginger Reamer of The
lles, Oregon, A1 Hurt of Hawaii
Althea Gotoh-Cox
and Tacoma and Wayne and Liz
Case of Belfair.
Cox is also survived by many
friends and by her best buddy, her
beloved dog Indy.
Cremation is under the direction
of Rill Chapel of Port Orchard.
A memorial service is planned
for 1 p.m. on Saturday, December
15, at Rill Chapel, located at 1151
Mitchell Avenue in Port Orchard.
Viewing will be from 9 a.m. to 1
p.m. at the chapel.
Mason County Literacy
needs north-end tutors
Mason County Literacy is hoping
to expand its literacy programs in
North Mason. In order to expand the
program, though, volunteers will be
needed to help adult learners in the
Beffair area.
The group's literacy volunteers
help in one of two ways. They may
work with people who are learning
English in the English as a Second
Language (ESL) program co-spon-
sored by Mason County Literacy
and Olympic College. They may also
work one-on-one with adult learners
who want to get a high-school equiv-
alency by obtaining a GED. Mason
County Literacy provides training
for tutors in both the GED and ESL
programs.
For anyone interested in tutoring
ESL students, the Olympic College
instructor for the ESL class provides
guidance, advice and teaching ma-
terials to the tutors. The Olympic
College class is held every week at
the Belfair Boys and Girls Club from
6 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. on Mondays and
Wednesdays.
THE OLYMPIC College instruc-
tor can use volunteers to assist her
in teaching the students who have
varying skill levels in English. The
adult learners enrolled in the liter-
acy program come from all over the
world, including Russia, Vietnam,
Morocco, Mexico and Guatemala. Of-
ficials say that tutoring is a great op-
portunity to meet people from other
countries and learn about their cul-
tures and languages while helping
them learn English.
For volunteers who would like
00Ielp with heating bills
available for residents
zation dedicated to increasing re-
sources to meet the energy needs
of financially struggling residents
across the country. It consists of
more than 300 nonprofit organi-
zations, government agencies and
utilities that raise and distribute
more than $100 million annually
in charitably donated home ener-
gy assistance for families in need.
To find out more about the Na-
tional Fuel Funds Network, call
1-202-824-0660 or visit the Web
site www.nationalfuelfunds.
org.
"Fire District 2 wants everyone
to be warm and safe as the sea-
son changes," said Ryan Cloud, a
firefighter and public educator at
Fire District 2.
With the high cost of fuel, peo-
with limited income may have
!fficulty keeping their homes
rm this winter, but the folks
Belfair's Fire District 2 want to
take sure that North Mason resi-
eats know that help is available.
Officials at Fire District 2 say
lat the National Fuel Funds
[etwork is a broad-based organi-
Service News
Mendiola finishes up her
ANCHI'S BARK AND GRAVEL
)
5419 (;RAI f-VIEW lOOP ROAI)
00upply specialist training
Army National Guard Private Petersburg, Virginia. systems for accountability with
The course is designed to train
students to receive, inspect, segre-
gate, store, inventory, issue, deliv-
er and turn in organizational and
installation supplies and equip-
ment; maintain automated supply
use of unit computers; issue and
receipt for small arms, and secure
and control weapons and ammuni-
tion supplies.
Private Mendiola is the daugh-
ter of Rose C. Pruyne of Union.
I Ar
st Class Renee M. Mendila
Is graduated from the Unit Sup-
. Specialist Advanced Individ-
l Training course at the Quar-
aster Battalion at Fort Lee in
to help someone get a GED, Mason
County Literacy pairs tutors and
learners together to form one-on-
one |earner-tutor pairs. The tutors
generally meet their adult learners
at the North Mason Timberland Re-
gional Library in Belfair and work
with them in one of the library's con-
ference rooms. Mason County Lit-
eracy provides teaching materials at
the library for tutors to use.
Officials say that the adult learn-
ers who come to the program need
help mostly with grammar, spelling,
writing, reading and math. Organiz-
ers note that many of the program's
adult learners are finding that it's
difficult to get a job without a high-
school diploma or a GED and they
are looking for someone to help them
complete their high-school educa-
tion.
"YOU CAN HELP your neigh-
bors in North Mason improve their
lives and the lives of their fatal-
lies by volunteering to share your
knowledge and your time with them
through the Mason County Literacy
tutoring programs," said Suzanne
Stevens, Mason County Literacy's
Adult Program Coordinator.
Those that would like to volun-
teer for the ESL or GED programs
(or both) should contact Mason
County Literacy in Belfair by call-
ing 471-3060 or in Shelton by calling
426-9733.
I;]il|r.'11"l
IU|5' k' :i',.llll
Since 1982
Valerie McLeod,
Physical Therapist
70 NE Medical Center Road
275-4352
II Septic Tank Sales Installs Repairs Pumps Baffles Repaired
Risers Installed Ditches for Water, Electric & Telephone
Drain Fields ° Curtain & Foundation Drains Foundation Digouts
Misc. Clearing ° Gravel ° Perc Holes ° Designs Available
I I IIII
O R
AUTOMOTIVE
Foreign Domestic
,/b00.ce u.'z00 ,
Mark and Dnitra Ayers
By appoimmem on
shop 360-275-0405 or 360-463-0925
Grapeview, WA
Open
Crushed
Driveway Rock 3/4"-1 ,/2- <Clean(BlaCkor°rminus)grey)
* Large River Rock Ir ......... ALL DRIVEWAY *
I.
Delivery 5 days a week
Dark, rich topsoil [ GRAVEL CUSTOM i.
Dark, rich Hemlock Bark I SPREAD FREE l*
I xlnres 12/11/[)7. (,'ash Vl[l( I/2(N.
L ......... Jo
CLOSED SATURDAYS U-HAUL BYAPPOINTMENT ONLY
275-6698 * 1-800-690-BARK * 275-7133
LEGAL NOTll ES
Summons
by Publlcatlon
(SMPB)
No. 07 3 00367 1
8uperlor Court of Wsehlngton, County
Mand
In re: LESLIE A, TRIPP, Petitioner
and
BRIAN E. HUGHES, Respondent.
I"o the Respondent.
I. The petitioner has started an action in
above court requesting:
the establishment or modification of a par-
ng plan or residential schedule.
2. The petition also requests that the court
rt the following relief:
Approve a parenting plan or residential
edule for the dependent children.
3. You must respond to this summons by
Mng a copy of your written response on
Person signing this Summons and by fil-
: the original with the clerk of the court. If
J do not serve your written response within
:lays after the date of the first publication
is summons (60 days after the 15th day
|ovember, 2007), the court may enter an
r of default against you, and the court
Ly, without further notice to you, enter a
:tee and approve or provide for other re-
requested in this summons. In the case
ldissolution of marriage, the court will not
er the final decree until at least 90 days
# service and filing. If you serve a notice
pearance on the undersigned person,
are entitled to notice before an order of
tult or a decree may be entered.
"-2 /) O
)cations
Our AAA.
Lommur.tt/
I-Credit Union/.
erving anyone living or working
l Mason or Grays Harbor County
526 W. Cedar St., Shelton
94g Olympic Hwy. N., Sheiton
426-9701
www.ourcu.com
4. Your written response to the summons
and petition must be on form:
WPF PS 15.0300, Response to Petition
for Residential Schedule/Parenting Plan/
Child Support.
Information about how to get this form
may be obtained by contacting the clerk of
the court, by contacting the Administrative
Office of the Courts at (360) 705-5328, or
from the Internet at the Washington State
Courts homapage:
http:/Iwww.oourts.wa.gov/forms
5. If you wish to seek the advice of an
attorney in this matter, you should do so
promptly so that your written response, if any,
may be sewed on time.
6. One method of serving a copy of your
response on the petitioner is to send it by cer-
tified mail with return receipt requested.
7. Other:
This summons is issued pursuant to RCW
4.28.100 and Superior Court Civil Rule 4.1 of
the state of Washington.
Dated: 10-31-07
Signature of Petitioner or Lawyer/WSBA
No.: Leslie A. Tripp
Print Name: LESLIE A. TRIPP
File Original of Your Response with the
Clerk of the Court at:
Island County Superior Court
101 NE 6th Street
Coupeville, WA 98239
Serve a Copy of Your Response on:
Petitioner
LESLIE A. TRIPP
665 Scandia Pkwy
Camano Island, WA 98282
11/15-22-29-12/6-t 3-20 6t
Dr. Nancy Isbell
General small animal medicine/surgery
Acupuncture certified, TCM herbs
Internal medicine residency
23730 NE SR3 * LOG CABIN PLAZA * BELFAIR
10 minutes from Hwy. 16
0.2 miles south of the stoplight at Safeway
Open M-F 8 am-6 pm
Call todayl This offer ends December 21. Schedule your appointment and make your holiday even better.
SHELTON
Miracle-Ear Center
1718 Olympic Highway N.
(Across the street from A&W)
Call 1-800 NEW HEAR (1-800-639-4327)
Free l:le orded Message and Free Report. Call Toll Flee (866) 612-0404 or, vi!;it www.miracle-ear corn
(1eL uracy of wcoluotiort, pfope, tit und obility m odcJpi U} mpltiP.ation )]d2(CLle’
Thursday, December 13, 2007 - Belfair Herald section of the Shelton-Mason County Journal - Page 3