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PE E6 The News Tribune Wed July 13 1988 Calendar Smoking to harmful freedom i To submit items and more Just For Tots: Activities for 5-year-olds and younger Laser shows 443-2850 Wednesday Thursday Sunday: Laser Zeppelin 7:30 pm U2 9 pm Friday and Saturday Laser Zeppelin 7:30 and 10:30 pm U2 9 pm Laser Floyd Dark Side of the Moon midnight No evening shows Monday and Tuesday Saturday Sunday and holidays: Celestial Odyssey 2 3 and rooms and meal service an additional 3150 Registration deadline is Aug 1 Further information or registration form can be obtained bycalling 385-3102 The Port Angeles Derby Days Art and Crafts Show will be Aug 26-28 and Sept 2-4 at the Port Angeles Municipal Pier Persons wishing to enter arts and crafts may obtain an entry form by writing: Christopher Martin 918 Seamount Drive Port Angeles 98362 Peninsula Peninsula United Music Association (PUMA) summer concerts July 23 Air Force Concert Band 7 pm Celebrations Meadow Gig Harbor Aug 12: PUMA Festival Concert 8 pm Peninsula High School Purdy Admission: 36 adults 34 students Further information: 265-2329 Gig Summer Art Festival will be July 16-17 from 10 am-6 pm at Judson Street downtown Gig Harbor Further information: 851-6865 The third annual Gig Harbor Jazz Festival will be Aug 13-14 at Celebrations Meadow Tickets available at the Gig Harbor Chamber of Commerce office: 317 per day or 330 for both days Further information: 851-6865 The limes will be Aug 24 The boat leaves from the City Dock at 6:30 pm Tickets: 320 Further information: 851-6865 Upon a a musical comedy will be presented at the Central Stage Theater Kitsap Mall Silverdale on weekends through July 31 Performances Fridays at 7 pm Saturdays at 4 pm and Sundays at 2 pm Tickets: 30 general admission 35 students seniors and under-12 Further information or reservations: 692-9940 or 842-0778 Centrum's 1988 Summer Acting Workshop will be Aug 14-21 at Fort Worden State Park in Port Townsend Open to persons 18 years and older tuition 3150 dormitory rooms and meal service an additional 3150 Registration deadline is July 22 Further information or registration form can be obtained by calling 385-3102 Centrum's International Folk Dance and Music Festival will have its 10th anniversary Aug 21-28 at Fort Worden State Park in Port Townsend Tuition 3135 dormitory If you would like information included in this listing please send in-' formation to: The Morning News Tribune PO Box 11000 Tacoma Wash 98411-0008 ATTN: Neighbors Include your name and telephone number Items must be received two weeks before publication The inmate trainers keep a photo album of the dogs that have been through the program One group of photos features Tang a Pekingnese mix neck was cut to the jugular vein by a make-shift leash before it came to Purdy In an equally tragic case Jack a blade Afghan was found frozen to the ground His frost-covered matting made up half of his 75 pounds weight when the hair was cut away Jack weighed oily 35 pounds Both dogs were nursed back to health and trained by the students So far over 400 dogs have been trained and placed while 200 inmates have received college credit from Tacoma Community College which jointly administers the program Jecs said are women who have been released and are now working in the she said are many success Other work that will be completed as part of the 1986 bond issue includes the replacement of Goodman Middle School and the modernization of Harbor Heights and Vaughn elementary schools he said should be able to house our growth through he said we stay at 1000 students per high school through 1990 be looking at 3000 high school students by If this growth trend continues the district may need a new high school in the late 1990s he said Other areas Capital Mall in Olympia will display the winning entries of Life in the Year 2000" an international art contest for children July 13-17 The Mall also will host Life in Olympia in the Year a coining contest for children ages 5-12 through July 17 Entries for the coloring contest are available in the Bon Court and at the Customer Courtesy booth near the Lamonts Court Deadline for entries will be July 15 Further information or to get entries mailed call 754-8017 The Veteran Motor Car Club of America will tour the area July 17-22 beginning in Olympia Included will be to Mount Rainier Hood Canal Mount SL Helens visitor center and Westport The tour is spawned by the Capital City Vintage Car Club of Olympia Further information: 866-7716 Pacific Science Center 200 Second Ave Seattle (443-2001) July 30-Aug 7: Second annual bubble festival 10 am-6 pm daily 10 am-9 pm Aug 4 Daily- activities Body Works: Test reaction times grip strength hearing vision muscle endurance balance blood pressure and more Kids Works: Something for every 12 years and younger 22-foot rocket climb pet chicks and rabbits build a dam create a beat in A Tacoma man was going outside for a smoke but pay a Gig Harbor grocery store for the 10 cartons under his right arm The man 34 attempted to flee the store with the merchandise on the night of July 7 sheriffs reports show After the man entered the store and picked up the cigarettes he reportedly asked a clerk for directions He then reportedly walked toward the front entrance and bolted for the door According to reports a fight erupted when two clerks stopped the man The man reportedly punched one clerk in the nose and tore his shirt during the struggle When deputies from the Pierce County Sheriffs Office arrived the man told them his friend had talked him into it The man was booked into Jail for assault theft and an outstanding warrant An apparently impatient 14-year-old Gig Harbor boy was booked into Remann Hall for second degree burglary on July 1 Pierce County sheriffs reports show The boy said he wait for a friend to get home on the night of June 27 so he decided to break into the house and retrieve property owned by another friend records show The boy reportedly spent the night in the house When the owner of the residence returned on June 29 reports said she noticed someone had broken into the house through her window and had taken a video game that had belonged to a friend of her son The owner also reported a gold watch and gold ring missing The owner said she a about who had broken in and went to the home to confront him and his mother Reports show the youth told the owner he had taken the video game that had belonged to a friend of his he also told police he had knocked on the door but there was no answer The boy told police the purported owner of the video game had told him which window to climb through Reports show the youth said he knew nothing of the watch or ring When asked why he couldn't wait for someone to get home the boy Just shrugged deputies reported Some people will do any- thing to make a good impression what a 9-year-old Vaughan man told police he wanted to do when he took a sign from a Peninsula area intersection The man said though it was foolish he wanted to impress a woman who said she wanted the sign sheriffs reports show Police said a nearby resident reported the man after seeing him take the sign and place it in the back of his truck Records show a deputy saw the sign in the back of the truck and had the man repost it The man was cited for theft Tacoma-We at Sida Fircrest police arrested a Tacoma man 31 for possesion of controlled substances with the intent to deliver on July 6 at 10:20 pm according to reports Reports said an officer on routine patrol noticed a blue Volkswagen ahead of him on Columbia Road swerving in the lane After driving for a few blocks the VW driver reportedly continued to swerve and the officer pulled him over The driver told the officer he did not have a license and had never owned one A records check revealed the license had been revoked and he had two outstanding warrants The officer returned to the car and placed the man under arrest Reports said an officer searched the man and found a wad of money totaling 12433 in the pocket as well as a pocket knife A calculator was found in the left front pocket According to reports a car search revealed three bags that contained about 3400 in loose bills plastic baggies containing what appeared to be marijuana and papers with names and phone numbers on them Police reportedly found a small pocket book that held what appeared to be hashish which was divided into POLICE BLOTTER three pieces and a piece of paper folded together containing suspected cocaine Field tests proved positive on the hashish and cocaine police reports show Two female passengers in the vehcile were released Laktwood-Parkland 'A 23-year-old Parkland man reported his car had been vandalized July 2 possibly by people who had given him a ride home when the vehcile had broken down The man said he experienced vehicle problems at 112th and Steele streets and had left the car in the parking lot of a convenience store He told police two men in a blue-green GMC truck with ladders cm its canopy which also held two women and three children offered him and his friend a ride home which they reportedly accepted Repots said the man and his friend returned to the convenience store parking lot about 30 minutes later to have the car towed and found it had been vandalized A security officer told police he saw a blue-green GMC pickup with ladders ram into the car intentionally The security officer also reported that someone got out of the truck and broke the glass and lights with a metal bar Both the car owner and security officer reported the incident to the Pierce County Sheriffs Office A 31-year-old Renton woman was booked into Jail for possession of narcotics while visiting McNeil Island Penitentiary according to Steilacoom police A 21-year-old Renton man who claimed to have just driven the woman to the Steilacoom ferry launch told police the woman had allegedly taken crank andor cocaine into the prison Police reported that McNeil guards said the woman was searched before entering the prison to visit her brother Reports said the man who drove the woman contacted Steilacoom police When officers arrived at the ferry launch they found drug paraphenalia and small amounts of cocaine in plastic bags in the car reports show East Piarca County A Sumner woman 27 was stabbed in the back twice near her residence on the morning of July 2 according to Lt Russ Clary of the Sumner Police Department The weapon apparently was a knife approximately six inches long and one inch wide Police said the woman was taken to the Good Samaritan Hospital emergency room where she was treated and released Doctors told police the first knife stab hit a rib and the second entered near the right side of her spine just missing her heart A Sumner woman 45 was thrown from her horse and injured when riding a trail above Crystal Mountain Road on July 3 according to Pierce County sheriffs reports Witnesses told the officer at the scene that the rider's horse had reared above one of the switchbacks on the trail and thrown her Repots said the victim and horse rolled down to the trail below a distance of about 40 feet Records show the woman was conscious but in pain when reached According to repots the woman apparently hit a rock or stump when she landed The rider was transported to Good Samaritan Hospital in Puyallup where she was determined to have sustained a broken collar bow a broken rib and a cracked vertebrae on her neck facing the clerk to lie on the flow at the rear of the store calmly walked out of the building The robber was wearing a light blue denim jacket and light blue jeans If you have information call Crime Stoppers at 591-5959 4 pm Dog Continued from E2 Ortega These therapy animals become companions to residents at local institutions such as the Washington State Hone in Orting and the Veterans Administration Hospital on American Lake According to the inmates therapy dogs are the toughest to give up because they are trained for a certain amount of time and then they leave the prison forever On the other hand service dogs go back and forth in the program out to work for awhile and then back to Purdy which allows time for inmates to emotionally adjust to losing them easier to give them up even though had them Miller said Enrollment Continued from El voters in 1986 has been used for classroom additions at Discovery and Minter Creek elementary schools additional space and renovations at Evergreen Elementary construction of Voyager and Kopa-check elementary schools and remodeling that has just begun at Artondale Elementary Jityhipc Grocery store robber being sought by police An armed man robbed the Park Avenue Foods grocery store at 7214 Park Ave shortly after 10 am May 30 This week Crime Stoppers will pay up to $1000 for information hat leads to an arrest and the filing of felony charges in this crime A clerk changing a cash register tape at a checkstand noticed the man standing next to him then noticed the semi-automatic pistol in the hand The robber described as white in his mid 30s 5-feet 7-inches tall with a slender build and brown hair told the clerk to put all the money in the register into a paper bag He then took the bag and after To subscribe call 1-800-562-8101 a.