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ARRANGING COLORED dots around the Student Union Building are,
from left, Ksenia Malkin, Shiloh Henderson and Nylhkalid Jungmayer.
Shelton students Mix It Up
Mix It Up is a nationwide
event to help break
barriers, whether cultural
peer groups. November
national Mix It Up day
but three students in
Leadership Class
gh School wanted to
this a year-long event.
these students - Ksenia
Shiloh Henderson, and
Jungmayer - decided
together on this effort,
help of Assistant Vice
Budge.
conducted a life-size
during lunch last
January 26. These three
did not organize this ac-
t because of cultural barriers,
of the many cliques
at each table, ex-
Jungmayer.
The activity called for 16 peo-
ple from different tables to play.
These 16 people were split into
four teams of four. Each team cor-
responded with one of the four
colors of the game Twister: red,
yellow, green and blue.
Once teams were set, then the
Twister fun could begin. Each
team member was given a num-
ber ranging from one through four
indicating when it was their turn.
A spinner then directed people to
move their hands or legs accord-
ing to their respective numbers.
People tumbled all over the
place. When one person fell
from a team, the whole team
lost. This motivated students to
work together and communicate
with each other, Jungmayer ex-
plained.
Wine is subject of college class
An introduction on how to taste
and evaluate six different wines
will be held on Saturday, February
10, at Olympic College Shelton.
The class will be from 2 to 4
p.m. that day, and students must
be at least 21 years old to enroll.
There will be a class discussion
and evaluation, as well as tips on
buying and storing wine, food and
wine pairings, and how to read a
wine label.
The class is for beginners. The
fee is $25. To enroll, drop by the
college at 927 West Alpine Way or
call 432-5400.
ad in prison, mom in court
44-year-old woman arrested cently in Mason County Superior
allegedly forging checks on Court
of her estranged lu.: • Teresa Marie O'Farrell, of 218
who is serving a prison sen- North First Street, Shelton, was
for assaulting the couple's identified in an investigation of
daughter appeared re- identity theft in the second degree,
financial fraud and two counts of
forgery.
She was arrested by Sergeant
Jerry Lingle of the Shelton Police
Department who said he was re-
sponding to a report of fraud from
Katherine J. Blemer at the Shel-
ton Cinemas. Blemer said she had
lp taken a check on the account of
Ly board needs he Frank O'Farrell on January 19 for
$50.50 and saw Ms. O'Farrell fill it
Mason County Law En- Board members typically meet out and sign his name. She report-
Fire Fighters Disabil-
is seeking an individual
the board's citizen-at-large
for two years.
will go to a resi-
of the county who will serve
compensation. The gen-
of the board is to
claims for disability and
' law-enforcement
or firefighters as autho-
state law.
at 8 a.m. on the third Tuesday of
each month in the Mason County
Commission Chambers, 411 North
Fifth Street, Shelton.
Applications will be accepted
until February 16. Interested par-
ties may obtain an application at
that address, by visiting the coun-
ty's Web site at www.co.mason.
wa.us or by calling 427-9670, Ex-
tension 747.
fingered in bomb threat
Bay Junior High
was emptied Wednesday
in
gym stating there was
the roof of the school.
about 9 a.m., students
members were evacu-
the Shelton High School
while Shelton police
led the roof and building.
After a thorough search, the
school was found to be safe and
students and staff were returned
to the building around 10:30 a.m.,
Shelton School District officials
reported.
Shelton police took two boys
who are students at Oakland
Bay into custody for questioning
about the bomb threat.
edly returned on January 20 and
cashed one for $65 at the cinema.
Her husband, Frank William
O'Farrell Jr., 47, was sentenced in
December to 14 months in prison
for second-degree assault against
their 16-year-old daughter, iden-
tified in court documents by the
initials T. A. O. The family was
residing at 50 Mossflower Lane,
Grapeview, at the time of the inci-
dent which sent him to prison.
Judge James Sawyer appointed
Liz Elder as defense attorney and
released O'Farrell on her promise
to appear for arraignment on Feb-
ruary 5. He ordered her to have
no contact with Blemer or Shelton
Cinemas.
will host meetings
County Commissioner
Ring-Erickson has sched-
community meetings
following weeks.
represents District 1,
the Allyn, Grape-
Island, LakeLand
and Lake Limerick areas.
are scheduled as fol-
7:30 p.m. on Wednesday,
7, in the Island Lake
Fire District 11, locat-
East Island Lake Road,
• 7-8:30 p.m. on Thursday, Feb-
ruary 22, in Station 1 of Fire Dis-
trict 5, 1841 East State Route 3,
Allyn.
• 7-8:30 p.m. on Monday, March
12, in Station 9 of Fire District 5,
3190 East North Island Drive,
Shelton.
• 6-7:30 p.m. on Thursday,
March 22, in the fire hall of Fire
District 3, 4350 Grapeview Loop
Road, Grapeview.
More information is available
by calling the commissioners' of-
fice at 427-9670, Extension 419.
AUTOMOTIVE
The Professionals
The choice of people who are particular about their cars!
Olympic Highway North 426-1467
, WA 88584 Dan Moldenhauer, owner
IIIllllllilllllllllllllll IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII
00lrrivals
lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll
Brian Michael Wiley
was born on January 26 at Ta-
coma General Hospital to Dawn
and Mark Wiley of Shelton. He
weighed 4 pounds, 9 ounces. He
joins Christopher John Wiley, age
13.
Ezra David Croxford
was born on December 29,
2006 at Tacoma General Hospital
to Daisy and David Croxford of
Shelton. He weighed 5 pounds, 10
ounces and was 181/4 inches long.
He joins Spencer Lloyd Croxibrd,
age 3, and Alexis Karen Croxford,
age 1.
Grandparents are Gary and Ei-
leen Croxford of Great Falls, Mon-
tana, Alice Croxford of Blackfoot,
Idaho, David and Patricia Day
and Susan Day of Shelton. Great-
grandparents are Harry and Ver-
na Scott of Conrad, Montana, and
Marylin Ragan of' Olympia.
Montana Paj Cain
was born on January 3 at Ma-
son General Hospital to Melanie
and Adam Cain of Shelton. She
weighed 7 pounds, 15 ounces and
was 19 inches long. She joins Ga-
briel, age 8.
Grandparents are Rick and
Paula Wood of Shelton, Bryce and
Belinda Cain of Medical Lake, Rick
and Neva Peekham of McCleary
and Hal Studer of Shelton. Great-
grandparents are Daniel and Barb
Wadsworth of Grapeview, Huck
and Ernestine Strutz and Ella Ray
of Shelton, Calvin and Ruth Cain
of Port Orchard, and the late Har-
ley and Caroline Pollock, Richard
Wood and Morris Ray.
HOW FAR AWAY
IS YOUR RETIREMENT?
To learn when you can retire,
start by knowing which questions
to ask - because good answers
often depend on good ques-
tions. Whether your retirement
is just around the corner or
years away, this program can
help you learn important, yet
sometimes overlooked, ques-
tions to ask as you prepare.
Joining us will be special
guest Mike Rose, retirement
planning expert and author of
The Retirement Decision.
For free admission to this
video presentation, call
today to reserve your seat.
Date: February 13, 2007
Time: 5:30 pm
Place: 1717 Olympic Hwy. N.
Shelton, WA 98584
Janis Byrd
Investment Representative
1717 Olympic Hwy. N.
Shelton,WA 98584
360-432-8965
www.edwardjones.com/questions
Member SIPC
Save money on your
heating bills and save the REBATE!
environment. All Regency
wood fireplaces, stoves Up to s300
and inserts are certified
as clean burning by the see store for details
Environmental Protection
Offer ends 2/19/07
Agency. EGENCY"
FIREPLACE PRODUCTE
Capital City
Stove & Fan Center
2118 Pacific Ave., Olympia * 943-5587
New Winter Hours:
8:30-6, 8:30-5
LOOSE DENTURES
SCARING
YOUR FRIENDS ?
Do they watch you struggle chewing meat?
Do even sandwiches yank your teeth around?
We have
the answer!
• Easy • Affordable • Fast
Call today for a
complimentary consult
William J. Busacca, DDS, PS (360) 426-9711
1525 Olympic Hwy. North, Shelton,WA 98584 DOCS
American Dental Association
Academy of General Dentistry
T h e S m i l e E x p r e s s American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry
Thursday, February 1, 2007 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Page 3
ARRANGING COLORED dots around the Student Union Building are,
from left, Ksenia Malkin, Shiloh Henderson and Nylhkalid Jungmayer.
Shelton students Mix It Up
Mix It Up is a nationwide
event to help break
barriers, whether cultural
peer groups. November
national Mix It Up day
but three students in
Leadership Class
gh School wanted to
this a year-long event.
these students - Ksenia
Shiloh Henderson, and
Jungmayer - decided
together on this effort,
help of Assistant Vice
Budge.
conducted a life-size
during lunch last
January 26. These three
did not organize this ac-
t because of cultural barriers,
of the many cliques
at each table, ex-
Jungmayer.
The activity called for 16 peo-
ple from different tables to play.
These 16 people were split into
four teams of four. Each team cor-
responded with one of the four
colors of the game Twister: red,
yellow, green and blue.
Once teams were set, then the
Twister fun could begin. Each
team member was given a num-
ber ranging from one through four
indicating when it was their turn.
A spinner then directed people to
move their hands or legs accord-
ing to their respective numbers.
People tumbled all over the
place. When one person fell
from a team, the whole team
lost. This motivated students to
work together and communicate
with each other, Jungmayer ex-
plained.
Wine is subject of college class
An introduction on how to taste
and evaluate six different wines
will be held on Saturday, February
10, at Olympic College Shelton.
The class will be from 2 to 4
p.m. that day, and students must
be at least 21 years old to enroll.
There will be a class discussion
and evaluation, as well as tips on
buying and storing wine, food and
wine pairings, and how to read a
wine label.
The class is for beginners. The
fee is $25. To enroll, drop by the
college at 927 West Alpine Way or
call 432-5400.
ad in prison, mom in court
44-year-old woman arrested cently in Mason County Superior
allegedly forging checks on Court
of her estranged lu.: • Teresa Marie O'Farrell, of 218
who is serving a prison sen- North First Street, Shelton, was
for assaulting the couple's identified in an investigation of
daughter appeared re- identity theft in the second degree,
financial fraud and two counts of
forgery.
She was arrested by Sergeant
Jerry Lingle of the Shelton Police
Department who said he was re-
sponding to a report of fraud from
Katherine J. Blemer at the Shel-
ton Cinemas. Blemer said she had
lp taken a check on the account of
Ly board needs he Frank O'Farrell on January 19 for
$50.50 and saw Ms. O'Farrell fill it
Mason County Law En- Board members typically meet out and sign his name. She report-
Fire Fighters Disabil-
is seeking an individual
the board's citizen-at-large
for two years.
will go to a resi-
of the county who will serve
compensation. The gen-
of the board is to
claims for disability and
' law-enforcement
or firefighters as autho-
state law.
at 8 a.m. on the third Tuesday of
each month in the Mason County
Commission Chambers, 411 North
Fifth Street, Shelton.
Applications will be accepted
until February 16. Interested par-
ties may obtain an application at
that address, by visiting the coun-
ty's Web site at www.co.mason.
wa.us or by calling 427-9670, Ex-
tension 747.
fingered in bomb threat
Bay Junior High
was emptied Wednesday
in
gym stating there was
the roof of the school.
about 9 a.m., students
members were evacu-
the Shelton High School
while Shelton police
led the roof and building.
After a thorough search, the
school was found to be safe and
students and staff were returned
to the building around 10:30 a.m.,
Shelton School District officials
reported.
Shelton police took two boys
who are students at Oakland
Bay into custody for questioning
about the bomb threat.
edly returned on January 20 and
cashed one for $65 at the cinema.
Her husband, Frank William
O'Farrell Jr., 47, was sentenced in
December to 14 months in prison
for second-degree assault against
their 16-year-old daughter, iden-
tified in court documents by the
initials T. A. O. The family was
residing at 50 Mossflower Lane,
Grapeview, at the time of the inci-
dent which sent him to prison.
Judge James Sawyer appointed
Liz Elder as defense attorney and
released O'Farrell on her promise
to appear for arraignment on Feb-
ruary 5. He ordered her to have
no contact with Blemer or Shelton
Cinemas.
will host meetings
County Commissioner
Ring-Erickson has sched-
community meetings
following weeks.
represents District 1,
the Allyn, Grape-
Island, LakeLand
and Lake Limerick areas.
are scheduled as fol-
7:30 p.m. on Wednesday,
7, in the Island Lake
Fire District 11, locat-
East Island Lake Road,
• 7-8:30 p.m. on Thursday, Feb-
ruary 22, in Station 1 of Fire Dis-
trict 5, 1841 East State Route 3,
Allyn.
• 7-8:30 p.m. on Monday, March
12, in Station 9 of Fire District 5,
3190 East North Island Drive,
Shelton.
• 6-7:30 p.m. on Thursday,
March 22, in the fire hall of Fire
District 3, 4350 Grapeview Loop
Road, Grapeview.
More information is available
by calling the commissioners' of-
fice at 427-9670, Extension 419.
AUTOMOTIVE
The Professionals
The choice of people who are particular about their cars!
Olympic Highway North 426-1467
, WA 88584 Dan Moldenhauer, owner
IIIllllllilllllllllllllll IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII
00lrrivals
lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll
Brian Michael Wiley
was born on January 26 at Ta-
coma General Hospital to Dawn
and Mark Wiley of Shelton. He
weighed 4 pounds, 9 ounces. He
joins Christopher John Wiley, age
13.
Ezra David Croxford
was born on December 29,
2006 at Tacoma General Hospital
to Daisy and David Croxford of
Shelton. He weighed 5 pounds, 10
ounces and was 181/4 inches long.
He joins Spencer Lloyd Croxibrd,
age 3, and Alexis Karen Croxford,
age 1.
Grandparents are Gary and Ei-
leen Croxford of Great Falls, Mon-
tana, Alice Croxford of Blackfoot,
Idaho, David and Patricia Day
and Susan Day of Shelton. Great-
grandparents are Harry and Ver-
na Scott of Conrad, Montana, and
Marylin Ragan of' Olympia.
Montana Paj Cain
was born on January 3 at Ma-
son General Hospital to Melanie
and Adam Cain of Shelton. She
weighed 7 pounds, 15 ounces and
was 19 inches long. She joins Ga-
briel, age 8.
Grandparents are Rick and
Paula Wood of Shelton, Bryce and
Belinda Cain of Medical Lake, Rick
and Neva Peekham of McCleary
and Hal Studer of Shelton. Great-
grandparents are Daniel and Barb
Wadsworth of Grapeview, Huck
and Ernestine Strutz and Ella Ray
of Shelton, Calvin and Ruth Cain
of Port Orchard, and the late Har-
ley and Caroline Pollock, Richard
Wood and Morris Ray.
HOW FAR AWAY
IS YOUR RETIREMENT?
To learn when you can retire,
start by knowing which questions
to ask - because good answers
often depend on good ques-
tions. Whether your retirement
is just around the corner or
years away, this program can
help you learn important, yet
sometimes overlooked, ques-
tions to ask as you prepare.
Joining us will be special
guest Mike Rose, retirement
planning expert and author of
The Retirement Decision.
For free admission to this
video presentation, call
today to reserve your seat.
Date: February 13, 2007
Time: 5:30 pm
Place: 1717 Olympic Hwy. N.
Shelton, WA 98584
Janis Byrd
Investment Representative
1717 Olympic Hwy. N.
Shelton,WA 98584
360-432-8965
www.edwardjones.com/questions
Member SIPC
Save money on your
heating bills and save the REBATE!
environment. All Regency
wood fireplaces, stoves Up to s300
and inserts are certified
as clean burning by the see store for details
Environmental Protection
Offer ends 2/19/07
Agency. EGENCY"
FIREPLACE PRODUCTE
Capital City
Stove & Fan Center
2118 Pacific Ave., Olympia * 943-5587
New Winter Hours:
8:30-6, 8:30-5
LOOSE DENTURES
SCARING
YOUR FRIENDS ?
Do they watch you struggle chewing meat?
Do even sandwiches yank your teeth around?
We have
the answer!
• Easy • Affordable • Fast
Call today for a
complimentary consult
William J. Busacca, DDS, PS (360) 426-9711
1525 Olympic Hwy. North, Shelton,WA 98584 DOCS
American Dental Association
Academy of General Dentistry
T h e S m i l e E x p r e s s American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry
Thursday, February 1, 2007 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Page 3