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100 Years Ago
From the January 25, 1907, Ma-
son County ,]mffnal:
Congressman Cushman has suc-
ceeded in getting passed through the
house the bill increasing the pension
Commission
of Thomas Daniels from $12 to $30
a month, and has every prospect of
a favorable consideration in the sen-
ate. Mr. Daniels is unable to care for
himself, as a result of a stroke of pa-
ralysis last year.
The street committee of the coun-
cil is planning an aggressive cam-
paign for new sidewalks and repairs
to old ones this summer, and also to
put the streets in better order, all
badly needed.
Health and social services,00[
help just a 211 call away
Mason County residents have a
new number to call for non-emer-
gency health and human services:
211.
After a series of tests and oth-
er planning efforts, the Western
Counties Call Center went public
on January 17 for residents of Ma-
son and four other counties: Grays
ston County commissioner.
In addition to connecting people
with health and human services
during times of need, 211 also is
designed to connect people with
volunteer opportunities in their
community. The Washington In-
formation Network is a statewide
nonprofit organization which will
I
Stan Kehl is executive di|
tor of WIN 211, as the Washi|
ton Information Network is aim|
called. He makes the point |
211 does not replace 911. "If its J|
life-threatening emergency - !
house is on fire or there's a c
being committed,- people sh0t
always call 911,' he said. "But
appoints Harbor, Lewis, Pacific and Thur- organize and oversee the call cen- other parts of the nation, 211
35 Years Ago ston. Those who call 211 can com- ters while receiving and distribut- already demonstrated its valueq
trails municatewith trained information ing foundation, state and federal relieve the burden on comm
new From the January 27, 1972, Shel- and referral specialists at one of funds in this state, ties responding to the tremend0
ton-Mason County Journal:
Mason County residents, who eight such centers in Washington. The Washington Legislature needs that arise during a diJ|
ter" --vu
committee ,o the past two weeks have been Behavioral Health Resources, authorized the development of the . Cle
lashed by gale force winds, deluged a nonprofit organization with an 211 system in 2003, and all coun- Kehl said that after Hurric.| d
County commissioners have up- with eight inches of rain and buried office in Shelton, will operate the ties are expected to have access to Katrina, more than 267,000 cl| ed gn
pointed 17 people to the Mason under a foot or more of snow, are call center through its Crisis Clinic its,services by the end of this year. came into the 211 system in Te I ,
wondering what'the weather will Resource Network. This is an in- In our five-county area, the from people displaced by the at[' ,,U°
County Trails Committee. h re| m
come up with next.
Appointed were Jim Tobey, formation and referral service es- rate of joblessness is higher than lamity who sought help wit re| A. T
John Eaton, Don Welander, Brian A fire which burst out about 3:30 tablished in 1972 and now run by the national average and our aging cation, ci tie l
a.m. Monday in the back porch Behavioral Health Resources. The population is increasing as well," The Western Counties Call b'w $200
McLean, Dave O Connell, John burned the Joe Bourgault home in
,Johnson, Herb Gerhardt, Jesse the Skokomish Valley to the ground. United Way of Mason County and said John Masterson of Behavioral ter will be open Monday throt!i an ,
Sims, Tori Dulemba, Reed Waite, The Skokomish Fire Department the Washington Information Net- Health Resources. ' Consequently, Friday, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. ]V.J Shah
Thomas Kimball, Anastasia Ru- answered the call, but was unable work have helped to establish the there is an increase in the number sages can be left after hours Sh,l
land, Anne Whitman, Mike Jen- to save the house. 211 service through a committee of people who need to connect with will be returned the o
sen, James Clark, Steve Rose and chaired by Cathy Wolfe, a Thur- support systems." business day.
Jack Sisco. 10 Years Ago :
The committee has been charged From the January 23,1997, Shel- NOW ACCPT|N NW FPATINTS ,f" )t
with completing the county's Mas- ton-Mason County Journal: ...... /
ter Trails Plan. Tomorrow, Mason County will Dr. Chandar Bhimani
(2
be included on the President s offi-
cial federal disaster list, according Internal Medicine ,f- l
Creator is to Mason County Emergency Ser- 0
vices Director Joe Murray. Murray 1930 North 13 *h Street, Shelton /" ]
debate topic says the county s losses from post- • [ABETES b!
Christmas storm damage will top a
(Continued frompage 13.) $29.5 million. That's counting a • HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE, CHOLESTEROL MANAGEMENT " 1
Humanists of Washington. He re- whopping $24,628,000 in business- • DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF ACUTE AND CHRONIC MEDICAL PROBLEMS
related damages, said Murray on
ceived a bachelor of arts degree Wednesday. • PREVENTIVE HEALTHCARE 0
in American studies from Marist Mason - County commissioners • WEIGHT MANAGEMENT l
College and a master's in library learned this week that last month s • GENERAL HEART AND LUNG DISEASE
science from the State University two appointments to the Skokom-
of New York at Albany. He also at- ish flood board had to be rescinded
tended law school at the Univer- because the appointments didn't fol- MOST INSURANCE PLANS ARE ACCEPTED
beenSity Ofa PugetmemberSOUnd.of theC°rbettAmericanhaS low state law. _CALL US TODAY FOR YOUR APPOINTMENT (360) 427-8940 '
Atheists and Humanists of Wash- )l
ington for many years and has Morman was , - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- • '
contributed many articles to their ____ ! NEW PATIENT OFFER! "
newsletter.
For more information, visit the on mission to ",
Web s'te "t www'th°"ghtUfe" Golden State [
corn or call 360-463-0870.
(Continued from page 13.) [
cisco and asked how they could be
helpful. The group of young men I 'c
was supplied with brooms and '
dust pans and accepted the as- I With paid comprehensive exam, X rays and cleaning. $300 valueI l
-i: J signment of sweeping the streets • With coupon through February 28, 2007. Not valid with other offers, cash value 1/20€. C
Snlltb" of the city. This included Haight The office of Richard C. Downing, D.D.S. Shelton.
[ i," lithe Medicine Street of the famed Haight-Ash- I
I ii [ $hoppe® bury DistriCt.when asked for comments on • 'l, ""----,._ ;l:iii!iiii:::il/
[ PCy the experience Nadeau smiled[[ 'iii i i!ili i!
and said, "It was really dirty, very
black and lots of trash."
Nadeau was also surprised to
LOW TESTOSTERONE discover that within his mission's
ASSOCIATED WlTHCAROTID geographical boundaries seven
languages were spoken: Tagalog, I The most advanced dental technology is now available in Shelton.
ATHEROSCLEROSlS IN MEN Mandarin, Samoan, Tongan, Fiji- - /3 _ 1626 Olympic Highway North i
Circulating testosterone levels de- an and Spanish as well as English. • (tmI}'
crease with age in men. Low tes- There were full-time missionaries II , • Families welcome Richard C. Downing, D.D.S, and
tosterone has been associated with of The Church of Jesus Christ of I !1 I • Di"it"l X ra"-" ristopher J. Burton, D.I).S. pro
arterial stiffness, a major risk factor for Latter-day Saints in the area who l I .. . . a - yo . comprehensive family dentistry
• * bmile enhancement
Christopher J. Burton, D.D.S. provide
cardiovascular events. A study recently were able to converse in those lan- with a friendly personal touch
published in the Journal of the American
College of Cardiology examined the as-
sociation between sex hormone levels
(low serum testosterone), andropausal
symptoms (weakness, fatigue, reduced
libido) and atherosclerosis ("hardening
of the arteries") in 239 middle-aged
men. Ninety-nine men (age 58 +/- 7
years) were andropausal based on
serum hormone levels and high symp-
tom scores. The study results we{e
adjusted to exclude the effects of risk
factors such as age, total cholesterol,
body mass index, blood pressure, and
smoking. The conclusion was that
middle-aged men with symptoms of
andropause and testosterone defi-
ciency have increased atherosclerosis,
and suggested that normal testosterone
levels may offer protection against
atherosclerosis in middle-aged men.
Ask us about options for testosterone
replacement,
1-800-640-5503
207 Professional Way 426-4272
(Across from the hospital)
guages due to instruction received
from the church's Missionary
Training Center. Nadeau enjoyed
this cultural diversity and now
has a few Tai and Pilipino recipes
that he has cooked for his family.
When asked what he learned
on his mission, Nadeau says he
believes he has become more con-
fident. "I'm not as shy as I used
to be," he says. He also reflects
on his spiritual growth as well. "I
learned more about Jesus Christ
and his atonement and how he
plays a role in my life. I know He
will lift me up when I need Him."
Missionaries of the church gen-
erally begin serving when they
are 19 to 21 years old. Missions
are voluntary, and missionar-
ies are not paid for their service.
Some missionaries are given two-
year, nonproselyting assignments
to assist with health, welfare or
other needs. Currently there are
341 Church of Jesus Christ mis-
sions established throughout the
world and more than 52,000 full-
time missionaries.
IIIII IIIIII I I
ADVANCED CHIROPRACTIC
and Dr. George Blevins
(Formerly Chiropractors of S:elton)
are now select prowders for
GroupHealth
426-6325 COOPERATIVE
• Now taking new patients , Walk-ins welcome
• Same day appointments = Auto and work injuries
628 N. Alder (Next to the library)
I I
Page 18 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, January 25, 2007
"Shelton's
I friendiydentist." Call for appointment today! 426-4712
I / I / I I I I I I I I / I I I
5 Facts Every Woman Should Know
5) Osteoporosis is a silent disease that gradually weakens bones by
robbing them of internal mass and thickness, so that they become
fragile and likely to break
4) Osteoporosis kills more women than breast cancer
3) Osteoporosis is a serious threat to both men and women of all ages
2) 25 million women suffer from osteoporosis and osteopenia
1) You don't have to suffer
• Mountain View Women's Health Center offers new treatments that
can stop and even reverse osteoporosis
• New bone scanning techniques are quick and accurate
• Bone scans and treatment for osteoporosis are covered by Medicare
and most insurance companies
Don't let yourself or anybody you love (male or female)
suff,r from osteoporosis
Come in to Mountain V, ew Women's Health Center in Shelton
today for informative and friendly care to help fight osteoporosis
Call TODAY: 426-0955
Located near Mason Genera/Hospita/
2300 Kati Court in Shelton
100 Years Ago
From the January 25, 1907, Ma-
son County ,]mffnal:
Congressman Cushman has suc-
ceeded in getting passed through the
house the bill increasing the pension
Commission
of Thomas Daniels from $12 to $30
a month, and has every prospect of
a favorable consideration in the sen-
ate. Mr. Daniels is unable to care for
himself, as a result of a stroke of pa-
ralysis last year.
The street committee of the coun-
cil is planning an aggressive cam-
paign for new sidewalks and repairs
to old ones this summer, and also to
put the streets in better order, all
badly needed.
Health and social services,00[
help just a 211 call away
Mason County residents have a
new number to call for non-emer-
gency health and human services:
211.
After a series of tests and oth-
er planning efforts, the Western
Counties Call Center went public
on January 17 for residents of Ma-
son and four other counties: Grays
ston County commissioner.
In addition to connecting people
with health and human services
during times of need, 211 also is
designed to connect people with
volunteer opportunities in their
community. The Washington In-
formation Network is a statewide
nonprofit organization which will
I
Stan Kehl is executive di|
tor of WIN 211, as the Washi|
ton Information Network is aim|
called. He makes the point |
211 does not replace 911. "If its J|
life-threatening emergency - !
house is on fire or there's a c
being committed,- people sh0t
always call 911,' he said. "But
appoints Harbor, Lewis, Pacific and Thur- organize and oversee the call cen- other parts of the nation, 211
35 Years Ago ston. Those who call 211 can com- ters while receiving and distribut- already demonstrated its valueq
trails municatewith trained information ing foundation, state and federal relieve the burden on comrn
new From the January 27, 1972, Shel- and referral specialists at one of funds in this state, ties responding to the tremend0
ton-Mason County Journal:
Mason County residents, who eight such centers in Washington. The Washington Legislature needs that arise during a diJ|
ter" --vu
committee ,o the past two weeks have been Behavioral Health Resources, authorized the development of the . Cle
lashed by gale force winds, deluged a nonprofit organization with an 211 system in 2003, and all coun- Kehl said that after Hurric.| d
County commissioners have up- with eight inches of rain and buried office in Shelton, will operate the ties are expected to have access to Katrina, more than 267,000 cl| ed gn
pointed 17 people to the Mason under a foot or more of snow, are call center through its Crisis Clinic its,services by the end of this year. came into the 211 system in Te I ,
wondering what'the weather will Resource Network. This is an in- In our five-county area, the from people displaced by the otl ,,U°
County Trails Committee. h relY| m
come up with next.
Appointed were Jim Tobey, formation and referral service es- rate of joblessness is higher than lamity who sought help wit re| A. T
John Eaton, Don Welander, Brian A fire which burst out about 3:30 tablished in 1972 and now run by the national average and our aging cation, ci tie l
a.m. Monday in the back porch Behavioral Health Resources. The population is increasing as well," The Western Counties Call b'w $200
McLean, Dave O Connell, John burned the Joe Bourgault home in
,Johnson, Herb Gerhardt, Jesse the Skokomish Valley to the ground. United Way of Mason County and said John Masterson of Behavioral ter will be open Monday throt!i an ,
Sims, Tori Dulemba, Reed Waite, The Skokomish Fire Department the Washington Information Net- Health Resources. ' Consequently, Friday, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. ]V.J Shah
Thomas Kimball, Anastasia Ru- answered the call, but was unable work have helped to establish the there is an increase in the number sages can be left after hours Sh,l
land, Anne Whitman, Mike Jen- to save the house. 211 service through a committee of people who need to connect with will be returned the o
sen, James Clark, Steve Rose and chaired by Cathy Wolfe, a Thur- support systems." business day.
Jack Sisco. 10 Years Ago :
The committee has been charged From the January 23,1997, Shel- NOW ACCPTIH aW FPATIHTS ,f' )t
with completing the county's Mas- ton-Mason County Journal: ...... /
ter Trails Plan. Tomorrow, Mason County will Dr. Chandar Bhimani
(2
be included on the President s offi-
cial federal disaster list, according Internal Medicine ,f- l
Creator is to Mason County Emergency Ser- 0
vices Director Joe Murray. Murray 1930 North 13 *h Street, Shelton /" ]
debate topic says the county s losses from post- • [ABETES b!
Christmas storm damage will top a
(Continued frompage 13.) $29.5 million. That's counting a • HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE, CHOLESTEROL MANAGEMENT " 1
Humanists of Washington. He re- whopping $24,628,000 in business- • DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF ACUTE AND CHRONIC MEDICAL PROBLEMS
related damages, said Murray on
ceived a bachelor of arts degree Wednesday. • PREVENTIVE HEALTHCARE 0
in American studies from Marist Mason - County commissioners • WEIGHT MANAGEMENT l
College and a master's in library learned this week that last month s • GENERAL HEART AND LUNG DISEASE
science from the State University two appointments to the Skokom-
of New York at Albany. He also at- ish flood board had to be rescinded
tended law school at the Univer- because the appointments didn't fol- MOST INSURANCE PLANS ARE ACCEPTED
beenSity Ofa PugetmemberSOUnd.of theC°rbettAmericanhaS low state law. _CALL US TODAY FOR YOUR APPOINTMENT (360) 427-8940 '
Atheists and Humanists of Wash- )l
ington for many years and has Merman was , - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- • '
contributed many articles to their ____ ! NEW PATIENT OFFER! "
newsletter.
For more information, visit the on mission to ",
Web s'te "t www'th°"ghtUfe" Golden State [
corn or call 360-463-0870.
(Continued from page 13.) [
cisco and asked how they could be
helpful. The group of young men I '
was supplied with brooms and '
dust pans and accepted the as- I With paid comprehensive exam, X rays and cleaning. $300 valueI l
-i: J signment of sweeping the streets • With coupon through February 28, 2007. Not valid with other offers, cash value 1/20€. C
Snlltb" of the city. This included Haight The office of Richard C. Downing, D.D.S. Shelton.
[ i," lithe Medicine Street of the famed Haight-Ash- I
I ii [ $hoppe® bury DistriCt.when asked for comments on • 'l, ""----,._ ;l:iii!iiii:::il/
[ PCy the experience Nadeau smiled[[ 'iii i i!ili i!
and said, "It was really dirty, very
black and lots of trash."
Nadeau was also surprised to
LOW TESTOSTERONE discover that within his mission's
ASSOCIATED WlTHCAROTID geographical boundaries seven
languages were spoken: Tagalog, I The most advanced dental technology is now available in Shelton.
ATHEROSCLEROSlS IN MEN Mandarin, Samoan, Tongan, Fiji- - /3 _ 1626 Olympic Highway North i
Circulating testosterone levels de- an and Spanish as well as English. • (tmI}'
crease with age in men. Low tes- There were full-time missionaries II , • Families welcome Richard C. Downing, D.D.S, and
tosterone has been associated with of The Church of Jesus Christ of / !1 I * Di"it"l X ra"-" ristopher J. Burton, D.I).S. pro
arterial stiffness, a major risk factor for Latter-day Saints in the area who 1 I .. . . a - yo . comprehensive family dentistry
• * bmile enhancement
Christopher J. Burton, D.D.S. provide
cardiovascular events. A study recently were able to converse in those lan- with a friendly personal touch
published in the Journal of the American
College of Cardiology examined the as-
sociation between sex hormone levels
(low serum testosterone), andropausal
symptoms (weakness, fatigue, reduced
libido) and atherosclerosis ("hardening
of the arteries") in 239 middle-aged
men. Ninety-nine men (age 58 +/- 7
years) were andropausal based on
serum hormone levels and high symp-
tom scores. The study results we{e
adjusted to exclude the effects of risk
factors such as age, total cholesterol,
body mass index, blood pressure, and
smoking. The conclusion was that
middle-aged men with symptoms of
andropause and testosterone defi-
ciency have increased atherosclerosis,
and suggested that normal testosterone
levels may offer protection against
atherosclerosis in middle-aged men.
Ask us about options for testosterone
replacement,
1-800-640-5503
207 Professional Way 426-4272
(Across from the hospital)
guages due to instruction received
from the church's Missionary
Training Center. Nadeau enjoyed
this cultural diversity and now
has a few Tai and Pilipino recipes
that he has cooked for his family.
When asked what he learned
on his mission, Nadeau says he
believes he has become more con-
fident. "I'm not as shy as I used
to be," he says. He also reflects
on his spiritual growth as well. "I
learned more about Jesus Christ
and his atonement and how he
plays a role in my life. I know He
will lift me up when I need Him."
Missionaries of the church gen-
erally begin serving when they
are 19 to 21 years old. Missions
are voluntary, and missionar-
ies are not paid for their service.
Some missionaries are given two-
year, nonproselyting assignments
to assist with health, welfare or
other needs. Currently there are
341 Church of Jesus Christ mis-
sions established throughout the
world and more than 52,000 full-
time missionaries.
IIIII IIIIII I I
ADVANCED CHIROPRACTIC
and Dr. George Blevins
(Formerly Chiropractors of S:elton)
are now select prowders for
GroupHealth
426-6325 COOPERATIVE
• Now taking new patients , Walk-ins welcome
• Same day appointments = Auto and work injuries
628 N. Alder (Next to the library)
I I
Page 18 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, January 25, 2007
"Shelton's
I friendiydentist." Call for appointment today! 426-4712
I / I / I I I I I I I I / I I I
5 Facts Every Woman Should Know
5) Osteoporosis is a silent disease that gradually weakens bones by
robbing them of internal mass and thickness, so that they become
fragile and likely to break
4) Osteoporosis kills more women than breast cancer
3) Osteoporosis is a serious threat to both men and women of all ages
2) 25 million women suffer from osteoporosis and osteopenia
1) You don't have to suffer
• Mountain View Women's Health Center offers new treatments that
can stop and even reverse osteoporosis
• New bone scanning techniques are quick and accurate
• Bone scans and treatment for osteoporosis are covered by Medicare
and most insurance companies
Don't let yourself or anybody you love (male or female)
suff,r from osteoporosis
Come in to Mountain V, ew Women's Health Center in Shelton
today for informative and friendly care to help fight osteoporosis
Call TODAY: 426-0955
Located near Mason Genera/Hospita/
2300 Kati Court in Shelton