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Taking fond memories Five concerns
Editor, The Herald:
I am writing to say goodbye and
to acknowledge the many great
people in the North Mason com-
munity. It has been a great honor
to serve as your fire chief for the
past ]5 years. I have accepted a
position as the fire chief of the Si-
erra Front Fire District in Washoe
County (Reno), Nevada. I grew up
and started my fire service career
in Nevada, but that didn't make
the decision to leave any easier.
This is a great community and
there are some special people who
have given me gifts of friendship,
insight, humor and lifelong les-
SOns in citizenship.
Former Fire Commissioner
Gene McTee gave me the gift of
Understanding the difference be-
tween a manager and a leader. Don
Cady taught me that the strength
of a community can be measured
by its fire department, churches,
service clubs and the school dis-
trict. Bill Quigley taught me the
importance of being accountable
to the taxpayers and "those that
ay, need to have a say." Brian
etersen, Harry Martin, Cherie
Cloud and Mike Boyle all taught
rae the importance of altruism and
giving back to the community.
The greatest gifts I received
Were from the dedicated volun-
teers, commissioners and career
staff of Fire District 2. They are
the most competent, profession-
al, caring group of people I have
ever worked with in my 34 years
of public service. Words can't de-
scribe the quality and caliber
of the people who make up Fire
District 2, but their actions and
deeds do. Last week they saved a
man whose heart had stopped; the
week before they bravely entered
a burning building in search of a
child. This holiday season they
towed a Santa Sleigh, giving away
smoke detectors and prizes. Dur-
ing the past year they made ad-
dress signs, taught disaster pre-
paredness, helped a needy citizen
by securing her a free car, expand-
ed the community action fhnd, in-
stalled auto-dialers, expanded the
student firefighter program and
inspected homes and buildings for
fire safety. I truly believe our com-
munity is a safer place to live due
to the dedication of the members
of Fire District 2. It has been an
honor serving with them and they
will always remain in my heart.
I would also like to ask the
community for some help. Please
support my replacements, Cap-
tain Bakken and Captain Cooper.
I am very proud of both of them
and the district couldn't be in bet-
ter hands. My fire commissioners
are also unsung heroes; without
their leadership, oversight and
vision, the district would not be
where it is today. Commission-
ers Brooke Quigley, Dan Burris,
Carl Ehresman, Kelly McIntosh
and Marco Brown are excellent
examples of dedicated community
leaders; please thank them for
their service. Both my wife and
son will temporarily remain in
Belfair; my son will be graduating
from North Mason High School
in June and my wife will retire in
October after 25 years with the
Olympia Fire Department. I will
be coming home as often as pos-
sible; please watch out for them in
my absence.
Rather than "cashing me out,"
the fire commissioners have gen-
erously offered to allow me to use
my accrued leave until it runs out
on May 1. They have told me that
I can come back anytime between
February 5 and May 1 in case I
find out I made a huge mistake,
leaving such a fantastic group of
people.
Whether I return or stay in Ne-
vada, I want to publicly say that
it has been my honor to serve in a
leadership position for the past 15
years in such a great fire district
and North Mason community.
Please be safe.
Michael Greene
Belfair
v|MUN ITY
C,00kLEN DAR
Thursday, January 11
7:30 a.m., Allyn Community As-
SOciation no-host breakfast meet-
!ng, Lennard K's, Allyn. For more
latbrmation call 275-9744.
1%.8 a.m -1 p m, Senior Nutrition
Ogram', Mary'E. Theler Commu-
nity Center in Belfair; card play-
lag, dancing and lunch. For reser-
vations call 479-4874 or 275-4898.
B 9 a.m., TOPS Chapter 1032,
c.elfair Community Baptist
_ hurch. For more information call
fi92-4643.
c. Noon, North Mason Rotary
h lub, LakeLand Village Club-
ease, Allyn. For more informa-
tion call 277-3282.
Noon, Mason Benson Club,
raonthly potluck For more infor-
rQation call 427-0785.
A1 p.m., North Mason Seniors
SSOciation board meeting, Con-
rence Room E. Theler
1,
Mary
oraraunity Center, Belfair. For
raore information call 275-4898.
p4 P.m., Cub Scout Pack 514,
rmce of Peace Catholic Church,
downstairs. For more information
call 275-6995.
Friday, January 12
. u:40 to 5:30 v.m., Brownies,
ary E. Theler Community Cen-
[er. For more information call 277-
u540.
6 P.m., Victor Improvement
Club social hour; 7 p.m., potluck;
d 8 p.m., meeting, at Victor
all, Victor. For more information
Call 275-4139.
C6 to 8 n m, Girl Scout Cadette,
eaior, S[udio 2B, Mary E. Theler
Oraraunity Center. For more in-
[°rraation, call 277-0540
SatUrday, January 13
M 10 a.m., Humane Society of
mason County, at QFC upstairs
• eeting room. For more informa-
boa leave message at 275-9310.
SUnday, January 14
• North Mason invites you to wor-
Ship at the church of your choice.
bYO nday, January 15
:40 to 5:30 p.m., Brownies and
Uaior Girl Scouts, Mary E. The-
i .er Community Center. For more
mrraation call 277-0540.
t P.m., Lower Hood Canal Wa-
ershed Coalition, North Mason
2 e
°cations
Our AAA,
n. it14
o Credit Un00on/
;oering anyone lying or working
m Mason or Grays Harbor County
L2 526 W. Cedar Shelton
St.,
948 Olympic Hwy. N., Shelton
426-9701
www.ourcu.com
School District offices. For more
information call 275-0618•
6:30 p.m., TOPS Chapter
1197, Belfair Community Baptist
Church. For more information call
275-0944.
7 p.m., Port of Allyn commis-
sioners' meeting, Port of Allyn
Building, Allyn. For more infor-
mation call 275-2430.
Tuesday, January 16
8 a.m.-1 p.m., Senior Nutrition
Program, Mary E. Theler Commu-
nity Center in Belfair; card play-
ing, dancing and lunch. For reser-
vations call 479-4874 or 275-4898.
8:30 a.m., TOPS Chapter 1357,
Prince of Peace Catholic Church,
Belfair. For more infbrmation call
275-3780.
Noon, North Mason Kiwan-
is, Belfair Community Baptist
Church. For more information call
275-03O2.
Noon, Belfair chapter of the
Puget Sound Genealogical Soci-
ety, Belfair Community Baptist
Church. For more information call
275-4990.
6 p.m., Cub Scout Pack 513, Bel-
fair Community Baptist Church.
For more information call 275-
7091.
6 p.m., Spanish Club, QFC up-
stairs meeting room. For more in-
formation call 372-2613.
7 p.m., Boy Scout Troop 513,
Belfair Community Baptist
Church. For more information call
277-0892.
7 p.m., Port of Dewatto commis-
sioners' meeting, Port of Dewatto
Building. For more information
call 372-2755 or visit www.de-
wattoport.com.
7:30 p.m., North Mason Eagles
Men's Aerie, Eagles Hall, Belfair.
For more information call 674-
7105.
Wednesday, January 17
9:30 a.m., TOPS Chapter 1321,
Allyn Baptist Church, Allyn. For
more information call 275-2524.
10 a.m., Fire District 5 (Central
Mason) commissioners' meeting,
Mason Lake Fire Hall. For more
information call 275-2889.
10 a.m., Tahuya Bridge Group,
Jimmy D's Restaurant, Belfair.
For more inibrmation call 275-
2098.
Noon, Allyn Birthday Club. Call
Hazel Carpenter at 275-5717 for a
location.
4:30 p.m., Daisy Girl Scouts,
Mary E. Theler Community Cen-
ter. For more information call 277-
0540.
6:30 p.m., North Mason School
District Board of Directors, work/
study session at district offices. For
more information call 277-2300.
6:30 p.m., Belfair Cemetery Dis-
trict, QFC upper meeting room.
For more information call 275-
2461.
Thursday, January 18
8 a.m-1 p.m., Senior Nutrition
Program, Mary E. Theler Commu-
nity Center in Belfair; card play-
ing, dancing and lunch. For reser-
vations call 479-4874 or 275-4898.
9 a.m., TOPS Chapter 1032,
Belfair Community Baptist
Church. For more information call
692-4643.
Noon, North Mason Rotary
Club, LakeLand Village Club-
house, Allyn. For more informa-
tion call 277-3282.
2 p.m., Pacific Northwest Salm-
on Center Board of Directors, at
Timberland Regional Library,
23081 NE State Route 3. For more
information call 275-2763.
4 p.m., Cub Scout Pack 514,
Prince of Peace Catholic Church,
downstairs. For more information
call 275-6995.
6 p.m., Mary E. Theler Com-
munity Center Board of Directors,
at the Theler Center Belfair. For
more information call 275-9241.
7 p.m., Fire District 8 commis-
sioners' meeting, Tahuya Fire
Hall. For more information call
275-6478.
NORTH MASON
FIBER COMPANY
Re. Box 275 • NE 431 Lo W Yard Rd. • Belfair, WA 98528
The Place To Take Your
YARD & WOOD Waste
Contractors Welcome
OPEN DALLY 7 A.M.- 5 RM.
27$- 0228 mose ca, for directions and more information
NO Plastics or Garbage PLEASE
Thursday, January 1
Editor, The Herald:
Is Belfair really a "strange lit-
tle village"? I think not. We have
problems just like any other town,
large or small. It is just easier to
see them here. At the moment,
we have at least five items of con-
cern.
First, we have state bureaucrats
and their local supporters sitting
on their duffs at the Hood Canal
Salmon Enhancement Group,
making a living writing for grants
from taxpayers to provide money
to build a salmon gift shop over-
looking the beautiful mud of lower
Hood Canal. A somewhat ques-
tionable use of public funds.
Second, we have the teachers'
union trying to get more money for
teachers and the union, along with
having free rein to run the school
district without any responsibil-
ity for the failure or success of the
district.
Third, we have the need for
a second north-south road, also
known as the Belfair Bypass road.
If anyone can make a mountain
out of a molehill, state engineers
can. It is hard to believe this has
been going on since at least 1996,
with millions of dollars lost mak-
ing studies.
Fourth, we need a first-class
health clinic that can handle emer-
gencies such as heart attacks and
strokes. A facility like the Harri-
son Hospital complex at Silverdale
would be a wonderful addition to
Belfair. With the number of senior
citizens in the area, this should be
of highest priority.
Fifth, we need new commercial
stores and I don't mean another
gift shop. We need a Target, K-
Mart, Wal-Mart, or you name it. It
is just too tiring to have to make
50-mile round trips to have some
variety in shopping.
Now, add a bunch of inflated
egos of people who are used to run-
ning things and resist any chal-
lenge to their power and you have
the making of what appears to be
a "strange little village." I prefer
to believe that common sense will
prevail and all our little problems
will eventually be taken care of:
However, at my and my wife's age,
I doubt if it is something we will
enjoy.
John Stockler
Belfhir
Allyn View RV Park
Senior park
located in quaint
beach community.
Sound views.
Walk to shopping
and beach.
(360) 275-3120
SHOOTING STAR LIMO
"Where You're The Star"
• All occasions * Competitive rates
• New luxury stretch limos
• 5 star service
www.shootingstarlimol.com
24 hours
Airport
Service 360-275-4423
$75 360-790-5471
TRUCKING "
& LANDSCAPE SUPPLY, INC.
Topsoil. Bark • Mulches. Fill Dirt • Roekery Rock • Crushed Rock • Washed Rock
Land Clearing • Free Estimates • Certified Scales
• Accepting Stumps, Brush and Concrete *
Belfair 275-3465 Mon.-Fri." 7-5
1 Septic Tank Sales • Installs • Repairs • Pumps • Baffles Repaired
Risers Installed • Ditches for Water, Electric & Telephone
Drain Fields • Curtain & Foundation Drains • Foundation Digouts
Misc. Clearing • Gravel • Perc Holes ° Designs Available
>,J£W IN B£LF,IIL
GREAT ASIAN FOOD
C)PFN DAILY 1 1 A.hA.-9 P.hA.
10 % OFF Any Entree
with this ad --valid thru 1/15/07
23690 NE Hwy 3 * Belfair
(N(X'[ I0 NIN,k'i NI,KILI &, "[,KN)
(360)
275-2302
North Mason Eagles #4226
JANUARY EVENTS
Join us for some great fun in the New Year
Friday I/:12
Prime Rib Dinner 6 p.m,. $13
Friday t,/19
1/26 :
Aerie Steak Dinner 6 p.m. • $11
b • e
with music from the and Juke Box"
Sunday
No. 4226 80 NE Alder Creek Lane, Belfair (360) 275-6885
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Letters to the editor...
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Taking fond memories Five concerns
Editor, The Herald:
I am writing to say goodbye and
to acknowledge the many great
people in the North Mason com-
munity. It has been a great honor
to serve as your fire chief for the
past ]5 years. I have accepted a
position as the fire chief of the Si-
erra Front Fire District in Washoe
County (Reno), Nevada. I grew up
and started my fire service career
in Nevada, but that didn't make
the decision to leave any easier.
This is a great community and
there are some special people who
have given me gifts of friendship,
insight, humor and lifelong les-
SOns in citizenship.
Former Fire Commissioner
Gene McTee gave me the gift of
Understanding the difference be-
tween a manager and a leader. Don
Cady taught me that the strength
of a community can be measured
by its fire department, churches,
service clubs and the school dis-
trict. Bill Quigley taught me the
importance of being accountable
to the taxpayers and "those that
ay, need to have a say." Brian
etersen, Harry Martin, Cherie
Cloud and Mike Boyle all taught
rae the importance of altruism and
giving back to the community.
The greatest gifts I received
Were from the dedicated volun-
teers, commissioners and career
staff of Fire District 2. They are
the most competent, profession-
al, caring group of people I have
ever worked with in my 34 years
of public service. Words can't de-
scribe the quality and caliber
of the people who make up Fire
District 2, but their actions and
deeds do. Last week they saved a
man whose heart had stopped; the
week before they bravely entered
a burning building in search of a
child. This holiday season they
towed a Santa Sleigh, giving away
smoke detectors and prizes. Dur-
ing the past year they made ad-
dress signs, taught disaster pre-
paredness, helped a needy citizen
by securing her a free car, expand-
ed the community action fhnd, in-
stalled auto-dialers, expanded the
student firefighter program and
inspected homes and buildings for
fire safety. I truly believe our com-
munity is a safer place to live due
to the dedication of the members
of Fire District 2. It has been an
honor serving with them and they
will always remain in my heart.
I would also like to ask the
community for some help. Please
support my replacements, Cap-
tain Bakken and Captain Cooper.
I am very proud of both of them
and the district couldn't be in bet-
ter hands. My fire commissioners
are also unsung heroes; without
their leadership, oversight and
vision, the district would not be
where it is today. Commission-
ers Brooke Quigley, Dan Burris,
Carl Ehresman, Kelly McIntosh
and Marco Brown are excellent
examples of dedicated community
leaders; please thank them for
their service. Both my wife and
son will temporarily remain in
Belfair; my son will be graduating
from North Mason High School
in June and my wife will retire in
October after 25 years with the
Olympia Fire Department. I will
be coming home as often as pos-
sible; please watch out for them in
my absence.
Rather than "cashing me out,"
the fire commissioners have gen-
erously offered to allow me to use
my accrued leave until it runs out
on May 1. They have told me that
I can come back anytime between
February 5 and May 1 in case I
find out I made a huge mistake,
leaving such a fantastic group of
people.
Whether I return or stay in Ne-
vada, I want to publicly say that
it has been my honor to serve in a
leadership position for the past 15
years in such a great fire district
and North Mason community.
Please be safe.
Michael Greene
Belfair
v|MUN ITY
C,00kLEN DAR
Thursday, January 11
7:30 a.m., Allyn Community As-
SOciation no-host breakfast meet-
!ng, Lennard K's, Allyn. For more
latbrmation call 275-9744.
1%.8 a.m -1 p m, Senior Nutrition
Ogram', Mary'E. Theler Commu-
nity Center in Belfair; card play-
lag, dancing and lunch. For reser-
vations call 479-4874 or 275-4898.
B 9 a.m., TOPS Chapter 1032,
c.elfair Community Baptist
_ hurch. For more information call
fi92-4643.
c. Noon, North Mason Rotary
h lub, LakeLand Village Club-
ease, Allyn. For more informa-
tion call 277-3282.
Noon, Mason Benson Club,
raonthly potluck For more infor-
rQation call 427-0785.
A1 p.m., North Mason Seniors
SSOciation board meeting, Con-
rence Room E. Theler
1,
Mary
oraraunity Center, Belfair. For
raore information call 275-4898.
p4 P.m., Cub Scout Pack 514,
rmce of Peace Catholic Church,
downstairs. For more information
call 275-6995.
Friday, January 12
. u:40 to 5:30 v.m., Brownies,
ary E. Theler Community Cen-
[er. For more information call 277-
u540.
6 P.m., Victor Improvement
Club social hour; 7 p.m., potluck;
d 8 p.m., meeting, at Victor
all, Victor. For more information
Call 275-4139.
C6 to 8 n m, Girl Scout Cadette,
eaior, S[udio 2B, Mary E. Theler
Oraraunity Center. For more in-
[°rraation, call 277-0540
SatUrday, January 13
M 10 a.m., Humane Society of
mason County, at QFC upstairs
• eeting room. For more informa-
boa leave message at 275-9310.
SUnday, January 14
• North Mason invites you to wor-
Ship at the church of your choice.
bYO nday, January 15
:40 to 5:30 p.m., Brownies and
Uaior Girl Scouts, Mary E. The-
i .er Community Center. For more
mrraation call 277-0540.
t P.m., Lower Hood Canal Wa-
ershed Coalition, North Mason
2 e
°cations
Our AAA,
n. it14
o Credit Un00on/
;oering anyone lying or working
m Mason or Grays Harbor County
L2 526 W. Cedar Shelton
St.,
948 Olympic Hwy. N., Shelton
426-9701
www.ourcu.com
School District offices. For more
information call 275-0618•
6:30 p.m., TOPS Chapter
1197, Belfair Community Baptist
Church. For more information call
275-0944.
7 p.m., Port of Allyn commis-
sioners' meeting, Port of Allyn
Building, Allyn. For more infor-
mation call 275-2430.
Tuesday, January 16
8 a.m.-1 p.m., Senior Nutrition
Program, Mary E. Theler Commu-
nity Center in Belfair; card play-
ing, dancing and lunch. For reser-
vations call 479-4874 or 275-4898.
8:30 a.m., TOPS Chapter 1357,
Prince of Peace Catholic Church,
Belfair. For more infbrmation call
275-3780.
Noon, North Mason Kiwan-
is, Belfair Community Baptist
Church. For more information call
275-03O2.
Noon, Belfair chapter of the
Puget Sound Genealogical Soci-
ety, Belfair Community Baptist
Church. For more information call
275-4990.
6 p.m., Cub Scout Pack 513, Bel-
fair Community Baptist Church.
For more information call 275-
7091.
6 p.m., Spanish Club, QFC up-
stairs meeting room. For more in-
formation call 372-2613.
7 p.m., Boy Scout Troop 513,
Belfair Community Baptist
Church. For more information call
277-0892.
7 p.m., Port of Dewatto commis-
sioners' meeting, Port of Dewatto
Building. For more information
call 372-2755 or visit www.de-
wattoport.com.
7:30 p.m., North Mason Eagles
Men's Aerie, Eagles Hall, Belfair.
For more information call 674-
7105.
Wednesday, January 17
9:30 a.m., TOPS Chapter 1321,
Allyn Baptist Church, Allyn. For
more information call 275-2524.
10 a.m., Fire District 5 (Central
Mason) commissioners' meeting,
Mason Lake Fire Hall. For more
information call 275-2889.
10 a.m., Tahuya Bridge Group,
Jimmy D's Restaurant, Belfair.
For more inibrmation call 275-
2098.
Noon, Allyn Birthday Club. Call
Hazel Carpenter at 275-5717 for a
location.
4:30 p.m., Daisy Girl Scouts,
Mary E. Theler Community Cen-
ter. For more information call 277-
0540.
6:30 p.m., North Mason School
District Board of Directors, work/
study session at district offices. For
more information call 277-2300.
6:30 p.m., Belfair Cemetery Dis-
trict, QFC upper meeting room.
For more information call 275-
2461.
Thursday, January 18
8 a.m-1 p.m., Senior Nutrition
Program, Mary E. Theler Commu-
nity Center in Belfair; card play-
ing, dancing and lunch. For reser-
vations call 479-4874 or 275-4898.
9 a.m., TOPS Chapter 1032,
Belfair Community Baptist
Church. For more information call
692-4643.
Noon, North Mason Rotary
Club, LakeLand Village Club-
house, Allyn. For more informa-
tion call 277-3282.
2 p.m., Pacific Northwest Salm-
on Center Board of Directors, at
Timberland Regional Library,
23081 NE State Route 3. For more
information call 275-2763.
4 p.m., Cub Scout Pack 514,
Prince of Peace Catholic Church,
downstairs. For more information
call 275-6995.
6 p.m., Mary E. Theler Com-
munity Center Board of Directors,
at the Theler Center Belfair. For
more information call 275-9241.
7 p.m., Fire District 8 commis-
sioners' meeting, Tahuya Fire
Hall. For more information call
275-6478.
NORTH MASON
FIBER COMPANY
Re. Box 275 • NE 431 Lo W Yard Rd. • Belfair, WA 98528
The Place To Take Your
YARD & WOOD Waste
Contractors Welcome
OPEN DALLY 7 A.M.- 5 RM.
27$- 0228 mose ca, for directions and more information
NO Plastics or Garbage PLEASE
Thursday, January 1
Editor, The Herald:
Is Belfair really a "strange lit-
tle village"? I think not. We have
problems just like any other town,
large or small. It is just easier to
see them here. At the moment,
we have at least five items of con-
cern.
First, we have state bureaucrats
and their local supporters sitting
on their duffs at the Hood Canal
Salmon Enhancement Group,
making a living writing for grants
from taxpayers to provide money
to build a salmon gift shop over-
looking the beautiful mud of lower
Hood Canal. A somewhat ques-
tionable use of public funds.
Second, we have the teachers'
union trying to get more money for
teachers and the union, along with
having free rein to run the school
district without any responsibil-
ity for the failure or success of the
district.
Third, we have the need for
a second north-south road, also
known as the Belfair Bypass road.
If anyone can make a mountain
out of a molehill, state engineers
can. It is hard to believe this has
been going on since at least 1996,
with millions of dollars lost mak-
ing studies.
Fourth, we need a first-class
health clinic that can handle emer-
gencies such as heart attacks and
strokes. A facility like the Harri-
son Hospital complex at Silverdale
would be a wonderful addition to
Belfair. With the number of senior
citizens in the area, this should be
of highest priority.
Fifth, we need new commercial
stores and I don't mean another
gift shop. We need a Target, K-
Mart, Wal-Mart, or you name it. It
is just too tiring to have to make
50-mile round trips to have some
variety in shopping.
Now, add a bunch of inflated
egos of people who are used to run-
ning things and resist any chal-
lenge to their power and you have
the making of what appears to be
a "strange little village." I prefer
to believe that common sense will
prevail and all our little problems
will eventually be taken care of:
However, at my and my wife's age,
I doubt if it is something we will
enjoy.
John Stockler
Belfhir
Allyn View RV Park
Senior park
located in quaint
beach community.
Sound views.
Walk to shopping
and beach.
(360) 275-3120
SHOOTING STAR LIMO
"Where You're The Star"
• All occasions * Competitive rates
• New luxury stretch limos
• 5 star service
www.shootingstarlimol.com
24 hours
Airport
Service 360-275-4423
$75 360-790-5471
TRUCKING "
& LANDSCAPE SUPPLY, INC.
Topsoil. Bark • Mulches. Fill Dirt • Roekery Rock • Crushed Rock • Washed Rock
Land Clearing • Free Estimates • Certified Scales
• Accepting Stumps, Brush and Concrete *
Belfair 275-3465 Mon.-Fri." 7-5
1 Septic Tank Sales • Installs • Repairs • Pumps • Baffles Repaired
Risers Installed • Ditches for Water, Electric & Telephone
Drain Fields • Curtain & Foundation Drains • Foundation Digouts
Misc. Clearing • Gravel • Perc Holes ° Designs Available
>,J£W IN B£LF,IIL
GREAT ASIAN FOOD
C)PFN DAILY 1 1 A.hA.-9 P.hA.
10 % OFF Any Entree
with this ad --valid thru 1/15/07
23690 NE Hwy 3 * Belfair
(N(X'[ I0 NIN,k'i NI,KILI &, "[,KN)
(360)
275-2302
North Mason Eagles #4226
JANUARY EVENTS
Join us for some great fun in the New Year
Friday I/:12
Prime Rib Dinner 6 p.m,. $13
Friday t,/19
1/26 :
Aerie Steak Dinner 6 p.m. • $11
b • e
with music from the and Juke Box"
Sunday
No. 4226 80 NE Alder Creek Lane, Belfair (360) 275-6885
,2007 - Belfair Herald section of the Shelton-Mason County Journal - Page 3