Idaho Index

Sat., Aug. 20, 1994

POLICE BLOTTER

COEUR D’ALENE Sheriff

Diane Woodland reported Thursday that her ‘91 Honda was broken into while parked at her home and stereo equipment valued at $1,500 was stolen.

Jay Heintz, a Coeur d’Alene police officer, reported Thursday that the rear window of his ‘86 Toyota Four-runner was broken causing $300 in damage while it was parked at his home on the 2100 block of Canyon drive.

KOOTENAI COUNTY Sheriff

Patrick Bryan reported Thursday that while moving some things from storage to his home on Toblers Road, Hayden, someone stole two guns, fishing equipment and miscellaneous items. Total loss is estimated at $2,400.

NEWS OF RECORD

BONNER COUNTY

BIRTHS Bonner General Hospital

Kevin and Vicky Huffman, Sandpoint, parents of Shawn David, born Aug.9.

Duke and Julie Huckabee, Sandpoint, parents of Savannah Alexandra, born Aug. 11.

Armondo and San Juanita Zarate, Bonners Ferry, parents of Andre Julius, born Aug. 11.

William and Karen Harryman, Clark Fork, parents of Bethany Marie, born Aug.11.

Jim and Tina Mickelson, Priest River, parents of Amber Dawn, born Aug.12.

John and Teresa Briggs, Sagle, parents of Emily Irene, born Aug. 15.

Edgar and Gayle Cook, Sandpoint, parents of Scott Lewis, born Aug. 16.

KOOTENAI COUNTY

CIVIL COMPLAINTS

Charles Dodson vs. Sherman and Rosiland Maxwell, seeking $1,337.

Jena Sherich vs. Raleigh Brueher, seeking $3,000.

Terry Waterston vs. Tom Selberg, seeking $2,500.

CIVIL JUDGMENTS

Coeur d’Alene Credit Bureau Inc. vs. Jerry and Ellen Wells, award of $1,488.

Johnson-Round Tree Inc. vs. Michael Branson, award of $1,164.

CIVIL DISMISSALS

H20 Well Services Inc. vs. Brett McCarty and Ponderosa Drilling and Development. Counterclaim: Brett McCarty vs. John and Carol Wheeler.

Western Alarm Monitoring Systems Inc., dba Stuarts Security Systems vs. Spokane Security Systems Inc.

Coeur d’Alene Credit Bureau Inc. vs. Edward and Leann Vindasius.

DIVORCES SOUGHT

David Albertini from Bonnie Albertini.

Kenneth Bertrand from Elyana Bertrand.

Anita Gargulis from Bernard Gargulis.

DIVORCES GRANTED

Norman Ashman from Claudia Ashman.

Kelli Cunningham from Pete Cunningham.

Dayna Fraim from John Fraim.

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