The Bellingham Herald from Bellingham, Washington • 29

TOdlAV RECORd leHinghom Wash Herald Wed April 20 1977 It: 29 3 Adult probation officer wins continued position High School boundary reviewed Information about changing the boundary between Bellingham and Sehome high schools will be re-viewed by the Bellingham School" Board during an 8 am Thursday -meeting in the district's board'" room Board members requested the meeting so they would know what impact the changes would have on the schools enrollments in advance of the public hearing on the bound- ary scheduled for 7:30 pm Tues-day at Roosevelt School District administrators Sehome would have 194 more students than Bellingham next year' if the boundary stays where it is running north and south along Ala- bama Street turning on Sylvan SL Board members are considering three alternatives One would send students in the Silver Beach Elementary School attendance area to Bellingham instead of Sehome Other alternatives would send all or part of Roosevelt Elementary students to Bellingham 'fire report 1:19 am Wednesday house fire at 1020 Lakeview St damage extensive cause under investigation no injuries reported Geneva and Sudden Valley fire departments re- 4:08 p-m Tuesday aid call diabetic taken from 600 block of East Bakerview Road to SL Hospital Bellingham Fire Department responded 9:57 aan Tuesday fire call to 2430 Ellis SL residence of Willey furnace backfire slight -smoke damage Bellingham Fire Department responded 2:03 pum Tuesday aid call person fell in street at 2nd and Washington streets taken to residence in 300 block of Myrtle Street Mount Vernon Mount Vernon Fire Department responded whafcom sheriff The following is reported by the Whatcom County Office: A color television set is reported missing from a residence at Sudden Valley Jury finds man guilty Rodney Graybeal 25 Marietta has been found guilty by a Whatcom County Superior Court jury of unlawfully possessing a firearm Graybeal was convicted in February 1976 of second-degree burglary and had been ordered not to possess a firearm Graybeal was arrested this March 10 after Bellingham police officers searched his car and found a 38-caliber pistol under the dashboard At the trial Graybeal did not contest havfng the gun but he said he had bought it a short time before in order to sell it and make some money While waiting for the buyer to came up with the money the gun had been kept at house according to testimony Graybeal argued that he possessed the gun only technically and that he had not been told he was not supposed to have firearms as a convicted felon Graybeal was' sentenced to 15 years in prison on the burglary count but is out while an appeal of that case is pending sioners that the program was needed for Whatcom County and that hopefully it will continue on a permanent Unger said Commissioner Larry McIntyre still disapproves of allocating the money for position He said the disagreement evolved from some between the two offices have a credibility gap between the office and the probation Unger said Unger said the commissioners disapprove of some of the policies by which the probation office is run That office is headed by Conrad Thompson Unger said the commissioners would use their power over budgets to try to bring varying policies into line but that in this case it did not seem right to cut job in order to make a point Watch Your Savings Multiply New lanes open on Interstate 5 north of city Construction of a four-mile stretch of Interstate 5 is nearly complete following the opening Tuesday afternoon of new south- bound lanes between Ferndale and die Bakerview Road interchange just north of Bellingham according to the state Department of Highways With the change northbound traffic at the Bakerview interchange will be detoured' for about two months to allow construction of a connection between the northbound lanes at that point to the old south- bound lanes During this work persons living along the existing northbound lanes between Bakerview and Slater roads who wish to drive south will have to go north and make a U-turn at the Slater Road interchange 'College Day' set at WWSC More than 600 high school students from throughout Washington are expected to arrive on the West-ern Washington State College campus Saturday for the college's fourth annual Hosted in part by the WWSC Alumni Association the students will visit academic departments hear about student services tour the campus and listen to the workshop band Special sessions for parents transfer students and honor students are planned Juvenife court The following is reported from Whatcom County Juvenile Court: A boy 17 was ordered to pay $150 fine for driving while intoxicated and his license was suspended for 30 days He also was ordered to attend alcohol information school for counseling A boy 15 was fined $25 and his right to apply for a license was deferred for 30 days when the court found he had operated a vehicle without a license helmet and vehicle license The juvenile claimed he was only- pushing the motorcycle up to the store A boy 17 was ordered to attend alcohol information school and do 20 hours fof community service work at the Light House Mission for being in physical control of an automobile while intoxicated: His license was suspended for 60 days and a restricted driving order was issued The petition of a boy 16 charged with second-degree burglary was continued for one year without a finding He is charged with breaking into a home on the Everson-Goshen Road He was ordered to make restitution and to do 50 hours of community service work A boy 13 was made a delinquent -ward of the court and placed on official probation for criminal trespass He remains in the custody of his mother and stepfather He was ordered to make restitution and to do 50 hours of community service work A second charge of second-degree burglary was continued for one year without a finding He is charged with breaking into a home on the EversofrGoshen Road municipal court The following is reported from Bellingham Municipal Court: Joseph Metzner 34 910 Holly SL was fined $100 for shoplifting Clarence Hume 49 316 3rd St was fined $50 for being a disorderly person Kolby Cain 18 1709 Monroe St was fined $150 for shoplifting police 3 The following is reported by the Bellingham Police Department: About $270 in cash is missing from an apartment in the 1300 block of West Holly Street Entry was gained through a back door The following is reported by the Ferndale Police Department: A burglary in the 300 block of Second Street was reported at am Wednesday A CB radio chairs ironing board cushions to a davenport a love seat 300 pounds of beef from a freezer one maple dining room chair a tool box and a socket set were taken The burglar entered the unlocked garage of the house A breaking and entering in which nothing apparently was taken was reported from another house on Second Street The would-be burglar cut a lock on the garage to get inside road closures Marine Drive between Jones Lane and Bayon will be closed from 8 am to 4 pm today through Friday for road construction I cTVIt Blaine 280 Street 332-5B1 1 Lynden 501 Front St 354-5681 Pearson Cotton has won another six months in his job as a Whatcom County adult probation officer county commissioners Terry Unger and Corky Johnson signed an order Monday allocating $8600 to finance position from June until January Unger said The money will come from cash reserves he said The commissioners action came one month after a hearing in which 40 persons gathered to urge the commissioners to continue job Johnson the only commissioned who at that point approved of keeping the position was the only commissioner who attended the hearing Cotton supervises hard core drunk-driving offenders who otherwise would be serving time in jail lit the nearly three years he has been on the job probation office reports show he has cut the number' of repeat offenders in half Cotton said Johnson told him Tuesday morning that the position had been financed again Must say Cotton said when asked to comment "Thank all the people who came to hearing the ones who were able to convince the comm is- jlrths 3 Sf JOSEPH HOSPITAL Bruland Ray and Jeane Everson son 2:32 am April 20 Scheele Maurice and Cheryl 53J0 Be lair Way a daughter 3:01 am April 20 Martin and Virginia 541 Guide Meridian a son 8:54 am April 19 Jones Stan and Naomi Fern-dale a son 9:05 am April 19 Penmant Richard and Elsie 2600 Lake Samish Dr a son 10:49 am April 19 Pheir Joe and Jefferson Teresa Marietta twin daughters 2:31 and 2:40 pm April 19 Whitaker Dee and Johnson Ruth Femdale a son 7:24 pm Afril 19 SKAGIT VALLEY HOSPITAL Smith Michael and Sue Mount Vernon a son April 19 Topaum Grover and Alice La-Conner a son April 19 Miller John and Anita Mount Vernon a son April 18 Hockman Patrick and Mary Mount Vernon a son April 18 Saavedra Baldemar and Dora Mount Vernon a daughter April 15r Alexander David and Barbara Anacortes a daughter April 15 Henderson Daniel and Solrun Mount Vernon a son April 15 VerMulm Randy and Victoria Stan wood a daughter April 15 Hall Jim and Carolyn Mount Vernon a daughter April 14 Groll Jesse and Tammy Mount Vernon a daughter April 14 DelBosque Jesus and Barbara Mount Vernon a daughter April bande Larry and Jessica Stan-wtibd a daughter April 13 Lemmon Richard and Suellen Mount Vernon a daughter April Gardner Jerry and Cecelia Mount Vernon a son April 11 JSlrdler Mark and Jean Anacortes a daughter April 10 £hase Robert and Janet Mount Vernon a daughter April 8 Johnson Richard and Mary Mount Vernon a daughter April 7 Ahrenholz David and Wilhemina Mount Vernon a son April 7 Roberts William and Patricia Burlington a daughter April 6 Klnnman Terry and Barbara Mount Vernon a son April 1 Ifitt Donald and Diane Hamilton a daughter March 31 i i Bellingham 1621 Cornwall 676-2300 Mt Vernon 1508 Riverside 424-1086 j-Ji- Office Space NOW AVAILA district court The following is reported from Whatcom County District Court: Linda Hall 30 5390 Belfem was given a 60-day suspended jail sentence and fined $100 -for two counts of unlawful issuance of bank checks She was placed on probation for one year and sentencing was deferred for one year Richard Graver also known as Richard Winslow 32 221 Chucka-nut Dr was given a 180-day jail sentence with 175 days suspended for theft in the third degree He was placed on probation for one year and ordered to complete a residential alcohol treatment program (stole patrol 3 The following is reported by the Mount Vernon detachment of the Washington State Patrol: A station wagon driven by Rorick Engel 25 Camano Island and a car driven by Albert Weymouth 89 Burlington collided on Highway 20 east of Burlington at the Collins Road intersection about 10 am Tuesday The Weymouth -vehicle was demolished and the Engel station wagon had $600 damage superior court The following is reported from -Whatcom County Superior Court: Bruce Allen Cntts 20 Portland was sentenced to 45 days in jail after he pleaded guilty to one count of- unlawful possession of marijuana a controlled substance Sentencing was deferred for three years and he was placed on probation He also was ordered not to take any drugs and to pay court costs and fees dfssoufons sought Susan Rae and Richard Jack Craiger married March 19 1976 in Bellingham Edith Adams and Earl Price Nelson Jr married Feb 2 1962 in Bellingham Two dependent children Kathy A and Robert 'A Logan married Dec 5 1959 in Bellingham Four dependent children 'cfssoufons granted Tom Wayne and Annette Marie Bump Melcina and Cauldwell Baker Bert and Anne Ooms Kathy Lynn and Gayle King Jr on any rn £3 MR coupon offer -l S-Ays Twin elevators Reasonable rates Central location A landmark building On bus lines Free parking SawallSCi Jai3 UCI LUC sonic Iiuuiliuus IUUU as our small cans with the same delicious 1 2 Aaste'SSf I And you get extra a 4-ounce ca ns contai more than twice 1 a much food as the smaller 6 vi-biinc Jones So you have Fewer cans to 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