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AT'S
APPENING
THURSDAY, JULY 15
at the Goldendale Church of the
Sunday morning from 9:3o a.m. to
22. Many activities and lots of
on Aug. 29. Contact the
for more information•
Picnic on the courthouse lawn.
puppet show, men's quar-
and other music• Bring your own dinner
or make new ones• For more
tContact the Community Grace Brethren
or Steve Wall, at 773-o333.
FRIDAY, JULY 16
~Fund Benefit for Klickitat School
school A.S.B. is raising
Donations
contact the school at (509)
International Dance at the
Featuring
For more
library at 773-4487.
SATURDAY, JULY 17
Trout Lake Festival of the Arts, lo a.m. - 7
t).m., Sunday lO a.m. - 4:30 p.m. at The Farm B&B,
49o Sunnyside Road, Trout Lake. For more informa-
tion contact the Arts Council at (509) 395-2294.
Widowed Persons' Service monthly potluck
meeting, 1 p.m. at the Columbus Ave. Baptist Church.
MONDAY, JULY 19
Vacation Bible School, '~I'all Timbers Take Me
to Christ," from 6 p.m. - 8 p.m., through July 22 at
Goldendale Bible Baptist Church, 34o E. Collins
Street. Call 773-5739 or 773-4929, for more informa-
tion.
TUESDAY, JULY 20
Song Circle Coffee House at the Goldendale
Community Library from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Teen
karaoke until 8 p.m. Everyone welcome. For more
information contact the library at 773-4487.
SATURDAY~ JULY 24
TacMing Sensitive Subjects workshop by
Klickitat County A to Z from 9 a.m. to noon,.at the
Goldendale Community Library'. for more informa-
tion, call 773-4487.
ESCAPING THE HEAT WAVE
Lowry
The Little Klickitat River Park Aquatic Center's pool in Goldendale has been booming
since it opened in early June - particularly on Saturdays, when there are lots of kids,
according to Tiffany Ferch, who answered the phone on Tuesday. A lot of family
passes were sold early on; for those who waited, the price is now reduced since the
summer is one-third over. There is also no 9:30 a•m. to noon open swim, due to
swimming lessons running through August, but the pool is still open 6:30 a.m•-9 p•m•,
Monday-Friday, and noon to 9 p.m. on weekends.
DISTRICT COURT
BRIAN ALTMAN contact with victim.
JUNE 2 JUNE 10
Cyr: Pass of Miguel Vargas Leon: No Contact
~. of Drug Paraphernalia Order Violation (5/31/1999); Dismissed
Not guilty, per states motion. Poss. of Marijuana
Holt: Driving While (5/31/1999); bail forfeiture, $250, $100
Plea - guilty, wk.
),, 24 mos. bench pro- Jacob Wesley Shenefield: No
susp., $102 TPC. Contact Order Violation (6/7/2004);
Minor Pass and/or motion by victim to extinguish NCO,
5/2004); plea - guilty, denied, def. pr'd.
mos. bench probe- JUNE 14
Susp, $200 DUI cost. Melvin Cart Lucei: Criminal Trespass
Driving While 1 (12/10/2003); Def., picked up on war-
(511312004); plea - not rant for prob., violation, admits to alle-
gations, 15 days credit, remain active
Moskovita: Driving probation, $100 cc.
3. (5/24/2004); plea - Daniel Kristopher Phillips: Protection
p.,TDC Order Violation (10/21/2003); def.
probation, before the court on failure to pay war-
Robbings: Poss. of rant, def. allowed comm. service, must
(5/20/2004); WDC work straight thru., $100 w/c added.
JUNE 15
Minor Pass and/or Jimmy Bruce Frank Jr.: DV Assault
plea- not 4, Interfere w/reporting Domestic
Violence (6/14/2004) plea - not guilty,
Thomas: Poss. of bail set $30,000.
of Drug Paraphernalia Victoria L. Allais: Criminal Trespass
guilty, 90 days/85 2 (9/7/2002); Dismissed per plaintiff
susp., J/C $250, motion, complied with conditions of 18
mos. bench probe- mo. deferred prosecution.
Walter Viet Allais: Criminal Trespass
James Winslow:Assault 2 (9/7/2002); Dismissed per plaintiff
2 (5/23/2004); motion, complied with conditions of 18
mo., deferred prosetution.
Huerta: No Valid Oper Dick D. 8onillo: Crimnal Drespass 2
Identification (9/7/2002); Dismissed per plaintiff
motion, complied with conditions of 18
Negligent mo. deferred prosecution.
committed $200. Jacqualine Ann 8onillo: Criminal
JUNE 3 Trespass 2 (9/7/2002); Dismissed per
Hyer: DV Assault 4 plaintiff motion, complied with condi-
tions of 18 too. deferred prosecution.
birthday party. Jerome Kenneth Brownstein:
JUNe 7 Criminal Trespass 2 (9/7/2002);
e: No ContactDismissed pe? plaintiff motion, complied
plea - not with conditions of 18 too. deferred pros-
pr'd w/conditions, etution.
Law: DWLS 2 Karen Jane Dully: Criminal Trespass
not guilty, found indi- 2 (9/7/2002); Dismissed per plaintiff
motion, complied with conditions of 18
JUNE 9 mo. deferred prosecution.
Oil Chinn: Criminal Annie Laurel Florow: Criminal
-not guilty, Trespass 2 (9/712002); Dismissed per
conditions, no plaintiff motion, complied with condi-
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tions of 18 mo. deferred prosecution. Suspended 3 (3/27/2004); dismissed
Lauren Amanda Grube: Criminal with prejudice per state motion pur-
Trespass 2 (9/7/2002); Dismissed per suant to WA Supreme Court ruling.
plaintiff motion, complied with condi- Martin Ray Carlson: Protection
tions of 18 too., deferred prosecution. Order Violation (7/12/2003); Protection
Julie Ellen MacCannell: Criminal Order Violation (7/12/2003); dismissed
Trespass 2 (9/7/2002) Dismissed per per plaintiff motion pursuant to plea
plaintiff motion, complied with condi- negotiation, no contact order extin-
tions of 18 too., deferred prosecution, guished. Protection Order Violation
John Mark Patten: Criminal (10/22/2003); fined $1,000/$500 susp,
Trespass 2 (9/7/2002); Dismissed per no contact order remains in effect, no
plaintiff motion, complied with condi- firearms allowed, 365 days/365 susp,
tions of 18 too., deferred prosecution, active prob. until completement of treat-
Valerie Ann Rullman: Criminal ment. Assault4 (7/10/2003); change of
Trespass 2 (9/7/2002); Dismissed per plea to guilty, fined $5,000/$4500 susp.,
plaintiff motion, complied with condi- no contact order remains in effect, dv
tions of 18 too., deferred prosecution, treatment program, 364 days/359 susp,
Edward Mitchetll Schulmerich: ct. 5 1 yr. active probation or until cam-
Criminal Trespass 2 (917/2002); pletes program, no firearms, def. to
Dismissed per plaintiff motion, complied obtain evaluation and follow treatment.
with conditions of 18 mo., deferred Harassment, Violation of Civil Anti-
prosecution. Harassment Order (7/10/2003); dis-
Richard M. Scott: Criminal Trespass missed per plaintiff motion pursuant to
2 (9/7/2002); Dismissed per plaintiff plea negotiation, no contact order extin-
motion, complied with conditions of 18 guished.
too., deferred prosecution. Mark Stephen Davids: DV Assault 4
Carol Jean Smith: Criminal Trespass (1/26/2002); def. incarcerated in prison
2 (9/7/20020) Dismissed per plaintiff until 5/18/04 and not able to respond,
motion, complied with conditions of 18 quash warrant per defense motion.
mo., deferred prosecution. Brian Keith Floyd: Driving While
Jean S. Yates: Criminal Trespass 2 Suspended 3 (1/11/2004); dismissed
(9/7/2002); Dismissed per plaintiff with prejudice per state motion pur-
motion, complied with conditions of 18 suant to WA Supreme Court ruling.
too., deferred prosecution. Lesia Pauline Hamilton: Assault 4
Jose Concepcion 8autista: No Valid (7/21/1993); def. failed to appear,
Oper. License with Valid 1D (3/19/2004) $5,000 warrant.
$250 bail forfeiture. Donald Mark Lepak: Driving While
Andrew Richard Bowman: DV Suspend~;~ 3 (5/31/2004) in custody,
Assault 4, Obstruct Law Enforcement dismissed with prejudice per state
Officer (4/3/2004); In custody, def. motion pursuant to WA Supreme Court
enters admission to 2 pv's, found cam- ruling. Pass of Drug Paraphernalia
mitted, 12 days ea pv count (2) concur- (5/31/2004) In custody, dismissed with
rent w/WDC sentence, work crew prejudice. Driving While Suspended 3
allowed on financial balance of $765. (5/21/2004); in custody, dismissed with
David Michael Burke: Driving While prejudice.
Joe Edwin Mason: Criminal
Trespass 1, Struck Bench Trial on
5/28/04 (2/05/2003); change of plea to
guilty, $1,000/$750 susp., $130 CAA
fees, 90 days/90 susp., 24 too. bench
prob., NSV.
Mark Larry Morantes: Driving While
Suspended 3 (12/31/2003); dismissed
with prejudice per state motion, refund
bail posted pursuant to WA Supreme
Court ruling.
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GOLDENDALE
SENIOR CENTER
LUNCH MENU
THURSDAY, JULY 15
Seafood Salad
Joaquin Guadalupe Sabedra:
Assault 4 (10/11/2003); def. failed to
appear, $2,500 warrant.
TUESDAY~ JULY ~0
Tatar Tot Cassarole
THURSDAY, JULY ~2
Baked Chicken
Meals are served at noon.
Home-delivered meals are
available to shut-ins. Call
Senior Services at 773-3757,
for an assessment.
, SEVEN DAY
LOCAL
FORECAST
THURSDAY~ JULY 15
Sunny
High 90, Low 53
FRIDAY, JULY 16
Sunny
High 89, Low 54
SATURDAY, JULY 17
Sunny
High 8o, Low 51
SUNDAY, JULY 18
Partly Cloudy
High 80, Low 46
MONDAY, JULY 19
Sunny
High 80, LOw 49
TUESDAY, JULY 20
Sunny
High 81, Low 47
WEDNESDAY, JULY all
Sunny
High 84, Low 48
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