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C2 1 South Sound The Olympian Mandqy July 25 1994 For the record reduced misdemeanor charge fourth-degree assault on hts wile Gloria offense occurring May 23 Garcia was sentenced by Judge McPhee to a year in Jai a suspended on condition he serves 120 days in Jai and undergoes a substance abuee evaluation Garda could receive credit for time span! in an inpatient treatment program He was ordered to pay $21 0 in court and victim fund fees POLICE REPORTS Thurston County Byron Butter 31 of Aider Street Southeast Lacey was arrested late Saturday for investigation of second-degree assault unlawful imprisonment domestic violence hit-run driving while license suspended and a warrant He was booked into Thurston County Jai Butler was arrested after deputies responded to a domestic-violence complaint late Saturday A 43-year-otdVan-couver Wash woman told deputies that Butler hit her two days before with a 1 Vfc-foot wood dub during an argument near Olympia Airport A 20-year-old woman was arrested lor public nudity and use of drug pern-phamdla after deputies found her nikDd and carrying a pipe Saturday while walking along Lemon Rood NE The woman who called herself a naturalist told deputies God placed her here naked and that was the way she would remain She was reported naked in the Jai Sunday evening Donald Dondlo Isadora 22 Union Mills Road Olympia was arrested Sunday morning by Olympia police for invee- At Al -I-L -1 JH A A- -1 aiu nganon or onvmg wnns muomchoo and driving on a suspended Rcanse He was booked into jail and released The operator of a Jet-propelled ski was arrested for obstructing an officer at Summit Lake and two others were ordered out of the water Saturday night when deputies discovered them riding without Rghts alter dusk One driver lied and was subsequenffy arrested Olympia A cash collector for US West said coin boxes and $100 in coins ware taken recently bom each of two pay telephones one at Westside Center and the other in front of the downtown Safeway Police were told the suspects may hava a key and be part of a group robbing telephone coin boxes nationwide Lacey Rodger Wilde of 20th Avenue Southeast Lacey was arrested Saturday evaning in investigation of driving white Intoxicated He was dted and released Yetan James Wllllame Nlchoia 89 View Drive Yelm was arrested Sunday morning by Yaim police for Investigation of driving while intoxicated and vehicular assault He was booked into Thurston County Ja Thurston County Jail Inmata population as of 6:30 pm Sunday: 250 Rated capacity: 145 Operational capacity: 266 People booked the previous 24 hours: 18 LOTTERY Hors are last night's winning numbers in the Washington State Lottery Daily Game: 6-1-4 Hare are last nfgfif'a numbora for Kano: 1-12-13-17-24-28-33-39-40-41 42-46-47-52-54-61 -65-66-68-75 ToIMroo stata lottery number: (800) 545-7510 Patrick Nsaty The Olympian KEEPING BUSY: Local youth (from left) Brieanna Robinson 14 Kandice Miller 14 Londy Burkenbine 15 and Anna Morris 10 play Foosball during a Friday-night program in Tumwatar wmmwatieir ffiMs to keep kods stii reads South Sound Newswatch the youth program are determined that the activity nights continue even if another grant foils through With kids counting on the activities pulling them away might do more damage than never starting the program at all she said While the activity nights address a couple of the risk factors the Tumwater Consortium has formed to address others The consortium is also a group of Tumwater volunteers concerned about youth and families and waa also helped by TOGETHER' The Tumwater risks that most concerned the group were family management problems parental attitudes ana involvement low neighborhood attachment community disorganization and early anti-social behavior The consortium spent months researching these risks setting goals and developing an action plan to help their community Their goals include: Reducing calls to Child Protective Service from Tumwater schools by 50 percent Reducing school discipline reports by 10 percent Increasing parent involvement in parent-teacher organizations by 50 percent Increasing involvement in neighborhood associations by 50 percent Reducing reported use of alcohol among students 15 percent by 1996 Reducing student suspensions and expulsions 15 percent by 1996 Price says that when it comes to youth there are no political boundaries and no one group that can take on the problems like to see more communication between all the factions out there rather than everyone doing their own Price said if we all got together to work for kids all through the county? Think of the force that would Peace of mind: Scores of teens regularly turn out to eat talk and dance the night away By Lorrlne Thompson The Olympian late do you know where your kids are? In Turn water they have an answer at least part of the time Two weekends a month between 110 and 150 kids ages 10-19 are dancing eating socializing pfoying volleyball or basketball or learning country line dancing late into the night at Tumwater High School free open to any kids in Thurston County and coordinated by the new Tumwater Youth Program with grant help from TOGETHER! a nonprofit agency trying to bring Thurston communities together to battle risks to young people would these kids be if they with us that asks Marge Price youth program chairwoman standing outside the doors half an hour before they open and stay until the doors The activity nights two late nights a month for middle-school aged youth and two for high school ages were created to give young people healthy chaperoned activities to keep them busy on weekend nights when many are looking for something to da the "something to that worries youth officials and parents when safe activities are not available young people can drift into making trouble out of boredom or going along with a of kids Ifs i ess group i the identified risk factors that can send youth into using alcohol or drugs skipping school or experimenting with sex at early ages These kids are so Price said have not had me bit of problem on high-school night getting kids from all over HAPPENING DEATHS Strong Joanotta 73 Olympia dtad Sunday My 24 1994 in Evar-graan Convalascam Cantar Otym-PUL Woodiawn Funaral Homa Lacay SERVICES Today Lao Torgar 75 Hoodsport memorial service 1 pm Faith Lutharan Church Shelton McComb Funaral Homa Shelton Loeta Chariot 71 Tumwater ma-morial aervica 1 pm South Union Grange TSey Road Olympia Mina and Mills Funaral Directors Olympia MIchleH Victor B3 Olympia funeral Mass 9 a Sacred Heart of Jasua Catholic Church 812 Barker St Lacey Olympic Funaral Homa Tumwatar Nyatrom Martha 90 Olympia graveside aarvica 10am Odd Faltows Memorial Park Tumwatar Memorial aarvica 1 1 a Gloria Dei Lutheran Church Olympia Mifla and Mills Funaral Directors Olympia BIRTHS St Peter Hospital Dayton Arral and Brenda Shelton a boy July 21 1994 Hagen-Breaux Angelika and Breaux Richard Olympia a girl July 21 1994 Simpson Stacy and Richardson Michael Lacay a boy July 21 1994 Eatarty Kathleen and Gary Shelton a girl Tyra Lynn July 21 1994 Caron Sandra and Jamas Jr Olympia a boy July 21 1994 McMillan Darla and Laigh Stephan Olympia a girl July 22 1994 Wayt Shannon and Charlie Rochester a boy Cody July 22 1994 Galvez Alex and Marcos Lacay a girt July 22 1994 Martin Raglna and Brian Olympia a girt July 22 1994 Baker Debbie and Michael Olympia a girl Alexis Raa July 23 1994 Mlskimens Carman and Steven Yelm a boy Bryan Allan July 23 1994 Capital Medical Center Barnes Jans and William OnaUska a girt Sarah Ashley July 19 1994 SUPERIOR COURT The following occurred In Thurston County Superior Court: Donnell McKinnon 30 of Cooper Point Road Olympia formerly Rudded Road Lacey pleaded guilty to second-dogma rape of a child having intercourse with a girl age 12-14 sometime during Aprt-May 1993 McKinnon was sentenced by Judge Hicks to 82 months in prison (standard range was 62-82 months) and two years community placement McKinnon was ordered to have no contact with the victim or family to obey numerous court orders to make restitution and to pay $100 to the crime victim fund Edgar Bill Laron 20 no address available pleaded guilty to third-degree assault offense occurring April 3 Lemn was sentenced by Judge Casey to 40 days In Jail (standard range was one to three months) and a year on probation Lemn was ordered to have no contact with Lacey police Officer Brimmer and pay $410 in court fees and tinea Dabble Elliott 33 of Lacey Boulevard Lacey entered a Newtorv Afford plea of guilty to first-degree theft by welfare fraud offense occurring from November 1991 to May 1992 Elliott was sentenced by Judge McPhee to 10 days nine on home detention with credit for one day served Elliott was ordered to serve two years on probation to make restitution of $3337 to DSHS and pay $335 in court lines and fees Michael Gregory Peck 41 of 133rd Avenue Yelm pleaded guilty to a reduced charge violation of a protection order offense occurring April 25 Peck was sentenced by Judge Casey to 90 days in jal suspended for a year on condition Pack violates no laws and pays $285 in court fees and fines James Robert Dobyna 48 of Sargent Road Rochester pleaded guilty to second-degree rape of a child having sexual intercourse with a child age 12-14 during 1991-92 Dobyne was sentenced by Judge McPhee to 60 months in prison (standard range was 51-68 months) alt but six months suspended under Special Sexual Offender Sentencing Alternative oonditiona: Dobyns com-pietes three years of outpatient treatment for sexual deviancy serves three years in community piacemenL has no contact with the victim obeys numerous court orders makes restitution and pays $210 court and victim fund fees Scott Brownott 20 of Lively Street Olympia entered a Newton-Alford plea of guilty to residential burglary offense occurring April 21 at a Lily Road address He was sentenced by Judge McPhee to six months on work retesse (standard range was three to nine months) and a year on probation Browne was ordered to use no drugs undergo evaluation and treatment as recommended and to pay $360 In court fees and To get involved The Tumwater citizens working on youth activities and action plans need plenty of help Here's how: The Tumwater Youth Program develops and chaperones activities for middle-and high-school youth two weekends a month The program needs volunteers to chaperone and manage the functions Donations of money or snack foods and drinks are appreciated A new training session for volunteers begins Aug 4 For more information call Marge Price at 786-8184 The Tumwater Consortium will unveil its action plan from 1 :30 to 3:30 pm Aug 3 in the Tumwater School District board room 419 Unwood St SW The consortium needs volunteers to fill out its committees It also appreciates donations For more information call Mike Scott at 754-2346 or Greg Gurske at 352-2034 the Olympia and Lacey also have programs but only open to youth from anywhere in the county Price is hoping tor more volunteers for the programs and is crossing her fingers the TOGETHER! grant is renewed so the program can keep going The is scheduled to run out in a is i ST Price and other members of 3 Distinguished B-23 Bomber moves to museum air park MCCHORD AIR FORCE BASE The McChord Air Museum will relocate its World War II B-23 Bomber to the air park Wednesday Several thousand volunteer hours were invested in the restoration of this historical aircraft including a painting to portray the 89th Reconnaissance Squadron assigned to McChord Field It is one of only 38 B-23 Bombers built for the Army Air Corps by Douglas Aircraft Co The McChord Air Museum's B-23 serial number 2722 waa built in 1940 B-23 aircraft were subsequently assigned to the 17th Bombardment Group and to the 89th RS at McChord After its military career this B-23 was operated by Hollywood movie pilot Paul Manta Howard Hughes and Standard Oil In the early 1970s the University of Washington used it for research work The university eventually sold it to collector Ascher Ward In 1985 he flew it to McChord for display at the museum YELM TRANSPORTATION DISCUSSED: A public hear ing on the city's six-year transportation program is on the agenda at the City regular meeting at 730 pm Wednesday The program will prioritize street improvements within the city limits and identify funding sources For more information call 458-3244 TANGLEWILDE ACTIVITIES PLANNED: Residents former residents and friends of Tanglewilde are invited to its 1994 summer park fair Saturday The event runs from 11 am to 4 pm at the Tanglewilde Park on Husky Way and Wildcat Drive Taste of Tanglewilde: A Celebration of Our Community will be a day of outdoor events food socializing and celebration If features field sporting and swim events for children and adults annual The annual Thompson Inspirational Award will be presented to a urop-m wow tennis played from 5:30 to 8:30 pm Monday and Thursday and 1 to 3 pm Sunday at the Old Washington Gym free tor those age 13-18 but open to anyone 13 For more Information cal 753-6380 Monday i at the Old over FHdayi A Summer Pool Party wfll be from 7 to 9:30 pm at Txnberfne High School pool The event Includes music and games The entry foe Is $150 and It is open to alt residents of Thurston County age 13-16 Friday! The Ofympia Center is open from 9 pm to midnight for kids age 14 to 18 who Hva in the Olympia School District Events Indude games food and drinks and music For more information i Ongoing: Ifyou Hks making things grow Join the 4-H Youth Development gardening program A new Dirt Works East fadlity has been set up near the Hawks Prairie Landfill Kids wd have the opportunity to foam a variety of skills from trained Master Gardners end other professionals Topics indude landscape construction and management environmental stewardship horticulture basics and gardening Classroom credit la available For more Information call the from 7 to pm every Saturday in the Old Washington Junior High achodgymil 13 Legion Way Lots of different dances are taught by parent volunteers The coat tor lesaona la $1 For more Information can 753-6380 Washington State UnNerattyThuraton County 4-H Youth Development office at 7864442 resident who has demonstrated outstanding service to the community Send news from your community to South Sound Newswatch The Olympian PO Box 407 Olympia Wash 98507 or fax to 357-0202 Olympia Food Coop specializes in Certified Organic Food from fresh produce to organic soup cups whole grains to frozen entrees we sell food you can trust OLYMPIA FOOD CO-OP Two locations Ease 31 1 1 Pacific Ava SE (next to Boono Ford) 456-3870 Wose 931 Rofors 754-7666 Open Every Day Everyono Welcome ask about member benefits Tours Available Funeral Cemetery and Crematory Services Kathleen Tackett Dfavdor Steven Allen Preecott 41 no address available pleaded guilty to wiffU failure to return to work release offense occurring Nov 2 1993 Prescott was sentenced by Judge McPhee to 45 days in jai consecutive with two other Thurston County cases Prescott was ordered to serve a year on probation and to pay $31 0 in court fees and fines Joeeph Stephen Garcia 34 of Fourth Street Olympia pleaded guilty to a CALL FOR PRE-NEED FUNERAL INFORMATION 943-6363 2501 Pacific Avenue Olympia Washington.