The Daily Chronicle from Centralia, Washington • Page 8

The Daily Chronicle, 98531; Monday, April 30, 1973 man judged innocent of third-degree assault charge A Gienoina man, Paul J. Ray, was found innocent in Lewis County District Court last week of third-degree assault. In other court action, six charges were dismissed, 13 persons pleaded guilty, nine were convicted and one forfeited bail. Defendants, charges and case dispositions were: Dismissed: Jim F. Strickland, Handle, no valid driver's license on person and driving with a suspended license.

Lavern C. Reamer, Mineral, driving on the shoulder of the road. Steven A. Mattson, Seattle, aiding and abetting a drunken driver and reckless driving. Donald J.

Scheneberger, Chehalis, failing to dim headlights. Guilty pleas: Allen K. Pierce, Union, speeding; fined $13 with an additional $12 Gary M. Hartley, Adna, illegal possession of marijuana; placed on probation for one year, sentenced to seven days in jail with an additional 23 days suspended and fined $100 with an additonal $50 suspended. Edward Tyner, Portland, failing to display a driver's license; sentenced to 10 days in jail.

James L. Weibel, Portland, drunken and reckless driving; sentenced to 30 days in jail. Timothy McAllister, Centralia, illegal possession of a controlled substance; sentencing continued. Charles E. Anderson, Chehalis, speeding; ordered to attend driving school, fined $15 with an additional $50 suspended on the condition there be no serious traffic violations for the next six months.

Lavern C. Reamer, Mineral, drunken driving; sentencing Steven A. Mattson, Seattle, drunken driving; sentencing continued until pre- sentence report. Donald J. Scheneberger, drunken driving; five-day jail sentence suspended, fined $100 with an additional $150 suspended, ordered to attend alcohol rehabilitation course and driver's license suspended for 30 days.

Bruce M. Bobbins, Centralia, drunken driving; placed on one year of fined $100 and sentenced to 30 days in jail with an additional 30 days suspended on the condition of a successful probation. Jerry L. Murray, Chehalis, drunken 1 driving; sentenced to 30 days in jail, fined $100 and driver's license suspended for 60 days. Cathleen D.

Hibbeln, Centralia, speeding; fined $10, ordered to attend drivers' education classes and a $50 fine was suspended on the condition the defendant maintain a good driving record for the next six months. George L. Thompson, Crane driving with a suspended license; $250 fine suspended on the condition the defendant, obtain a license within the next 30 days. Convictions: Michael fe'OMuter, Spanaway, speeding; fined $15. Emilio N.

Ceccanti, Elbe, speeding; fined $30. Harold Ridenour, Centralia, furnishing alcohol to a minor; sentencing continued until pre-sentence report. Katheryn Rufn, Longview, speeding; fined $13. Stanley A. Wallerstedt, Olympia, drunken driving; sentencing continued until pre-sentence report.

Jorge M. Arancivia, Tacoma, negligent driving; fined $50. Evelyn W. Herschler, Centralia, improper turn; $15 fine suspended and ordered to pay court costs. Penny A.

Jarvis, Randle, speeding; fined $2 with an additional $16 suspended. Ronald Alexander, Portland, no valid driver's license, no valid vehicle license and obstructing a police officer; seven- day jail sentence suspended and ordered to pay court costs. Ball forfeiture: Norman G. Hotz, Federal Way, speeding; $25. Sentencings: Steve Bloomstrom, Glenozna, drunken driving and driving over the center-line; placed on probation for one year, sentenced to 30 days in jail with an additional 30 days suspended, fined $100 with an additional $150 suspended, ordered to attend alcohol rehabilitation classes and driver's license suspended for 60 days.

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(Sundays It's Noon 'til 5:00) for your convenience. Our friendly telephone number Is 741-1222, and we're always glad to be of service to yew at (42 Market In downtown Chehdli. John Fair, Centralia, illegal possession of a controlled substance; sentenced to four days in jail with art additional 56 days suspended, placed on probation for one year and a $100 fined was suspended. John L. Lape, Richfield, drunken driving; placed on probation for one year, sentenced to 30 days in jail with an additional 30 days suspended, ordered to participate in the alcoholic offenders program, fined $100 with an additional $150 suspended, driver's license suspended for 60 days and ordered to pay court costs.

Daniel A. Lund, Handle, driving over the centerline, no valid registration displayed and illegal possession and-or consumption of alcohol while a minor; sentenced to two days in jail with an additonal 23 days suspended, fined $100 with all suspended except for court costs on the condition there be no alcohol related offenses for a period of one year. NEED HELP! Ask the fellow with the "bird" on his back when shopping YARD BIRDS FAMILY Case continued: Robert S. Hamilton, Bellevue, speeding. Failed to appear: Peggy I.

Jones, Federal Way, charged with speeding. Bruce E. Hulme, Onalaska, charged with speeding and having no valid driver's license on his person. Frank L. Schwartz, Vancouver, charged with speeding.

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