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Their musical Story
SOmeone Else's Story" is the title of this year's Night of Musical Theatre at Shel-
0n High School. Curtains go up at 7 p.m. on Thursday, Friday and Saturday at
he Shelton High School Auditorium, 3737 Shelton Springs Road. The story line is
sed on the idea of relationships between friends, family and lovers, and admis-
lon is $3. Cast members pictured are, front row, from left to right, Taylor Robecker,
aitlyn Sutter, Molly Swanson, Rachel Watson, Richelle Hoosier, Miranda Jewitt,
ailie Schnabel and Emily Johnson; middle row, Sam Densley, Erika Christensen
ld Elise Thompson; and back row, Storm Woodyard, Jazzy James, Liam Malpass,
0rR an Pendon, Alex Davis-Brazill, Collin Dysart, Sarah Lawson and Lauren Smith.
1st member not pictured are Alanna Knudsen, Rachel Fennel, Sada Patterson and
ex Chamberlin.
Saturdays at Southside
will make up for snow
Southside School plans to
make up six "snow days" missed
by students when school was
closed due to bad weather. The
make-up schedule includes hold-
ing classes on three Saturdays
with an early release of students
on each of those Saturdays.
At its Thursday, January 25,
meeting the Southside School
Board voted to make up "snow
days" as follows: Saturday, Feb-
ruary 10, will be a school day
with early release at 12:30 p.m.;
Saturday, March 3, will be a
school day with early release at
12:30 p.m.
Also: Friday, March 16, will be
a full day of school with no early
release; Saturday, March 24, will
be a school day with early release
at 12:30 p.m.; Friday, May 11,
will be a full day of school with no
early release; and Monday, June
18, will be a school day with early
release at 12:30 p.m.
Did you know four new tax bills passed in 2006?
We prepare business & personal taxes.
Barbara S Saeger, CPA
3550 West Shehon-Matlock Road
Shehon, WA 98584
Phone (360)426-9535
Free E-File ° Celebrating 20 years as a CPA
HAMA HAMA"
360-877-5811
13 miles north
of Hoodsport
• Oysters live, shucked, smoked or pickled
• Steamer clams
PACKED TO
ARRIVE FRESH!
• Smoked salmon
• Plus local artisan cheeses and gourmet
crackers
Call and ask about our gift packs!
t, ate grants help
,rod city projects
e £ity of Shelton recently
'ed :;5.8 million in loans and
for various projects.
e gton State Depart-
,gy has awarded the
t
A $2-million loan and
),000 grant for construction
e Goldsborough Pump Sta-
d a pipe bridge, which is
of t: ]e project that will lead
of two sewer mains
Goldsborough Creek. The
is at 0 percent inter-
• A $1.9-million loan for de-
sign of upgrades, improvements
and expansion at the city's 28-
year-old sewage treatment plant
to maintain its current capacity.
The 20-year loan is at 3.1 percent
interest.
• A $1-million loan fbr Sewer
Basin 5 sewer line improve-
ments. The basin ranges from
Lake Boulevard east to Mason
Street and from the south city
limits to Goldsborough Creek.
The 20-year loan is at 3.1 percent
interest.
d scholars will
eight in number
e Washington and Oregon
of the Mark E. Reed Schol-
Program has announced it
award eight $3,000 scholar-
to high-school and college
later this year.
are presented in
of Mark E. Reed, who
resi of Simpson Logging
y from 1914 until his death
• Eligible individuals must
zPloyees of Green Diamond
trce Company or the sons or
lter; of employees or gradu-
fElma. Montesano, Shelton,
M. Knight or North Mason
[ dis tricts.
Mark E. Reed scholarship
was modified in 2006 as
of the reorganization of
Investment Company
green Diamond Resource
Paay. Green Diamond will
ttle to administer the Reed
Scholarship Program with local
student eligibility. Headquartered
in Seattle, Green Diamond Re-
source Company owns and manag-
es industrial forest land in Wash-
ington, Oregon and California.
Interested parties are advised
to contact Simpson Investment
Company for eligibility require-
ments regarding the scholarship
program. Applications for the
scholarships are available from
high-school counselors in the Shet-
ton, North Mason, Elma, Monte-
sano and Mary M. Knight school
districts.
Applicants may also request
an electronic copy via e-mail to
dgoldy@greendiamond.com or
visit the Green Diamond Web site,
www.greendiamond.com or by
calling Diana Goldy at 427-4703.
The deadline for receiving applica-
tions is Wednesday, February 28.
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SILVERDALE
1780 NW Myhre Rd., #1220
BREMERTON
2601 Cherry Ave., #105
Appointments:
360-337-6500
or
1-800-972-9264
www.amiradiology.com
Accredited by the
American College of Radiology
in MR/, Ultrasound and Mammogrephy
¢]o I
eounty Mrna
Tell that special someone that you really care,.,
and do it in a very special way! Your special
message will be published in the newspaper on
February 8. It's a fantastic way to say "1 love you!"
CLIP AND MAIL OR BRING EITHER FORM TO SHELTON-MASON COUNTY
JOURNAL'S CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT
DEADLINE: TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 2 RM.
TO : SHELTON-MASON COUNTY JOURNAL
P.O. BOX 430, SHELTON, WA 98584
Please publish the following Valentine's Greeting:
UP TO 15 WORDS $7.50
ADD 10¢ FOR EACH
ADDITIONAL WORD.
CHECK PAYABLE TO
SHELTON-MASON
COUNTY JOURNAL
ENCLOSED FOR $
L
YOUR NAME
YOUR ADDRESS
CITY STATE
YOUR PHONE NUMBER
ZIP
!
' Dear Honey,
You are my one
and only.
I Love You
Always,
Your Sweetie
I
CHECK PAYABLE TO SHELTON-
MASON COUNTY JOURNAL
ENCLOSED FOR $
UP TO 15 WORDS IN
A BOX WITH STRIP
DESIGN -- $20
YOUR NAME
YOUR ADDRESS
CITY STATE
YOUR PHONE NUMBER
Please publish the following Valentine's Greeting:
ZIP
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Shelton-eounty)11l/.son ¢]ournal
(:360) 426-4412
Thursday, February 1, 2007 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Page 31
1
!
!
d
; (
(:
>L
Their musical Story
SOmeone Else's Story" is the title of this year's Night of Musical Theatre at Shel-
0n High School. Curtains go up at 7 p.m. on Thursday, Friday and Saturday at
he Shelton High School Auditorium, 3737 Shelton Springs Road. The story line is
sed on the idea of relationships between friends, family and lovers, and admis-
lon is $3. Cast members pictured are, front row, from left to right, Taylor Robecker,
aitlyn Sutter, Molly Swanson, Rachel Watson, Richelle Hoosier, Miranda Jewitt,
ailie Schnabel and Emily Johnson; middle row, Sam Densley, Erika Christensen
ld Elise Thompson; and back row, Storm Woodyard, Jazzy James, Liam Malpass,
0rR an Pendon, Alex Davis-Brazill, Collin Dysart, Sarah Lawson and Lauren Smith.
1st member not pictured are Alanna Knudsen, Rachel Fennel, Sada Patterson and
ex Chamberlin.
Saturdays at Southside
will make up for snow
Southside School plans to
make up six "snow days" missed
by students when school was
closed due to bad weather. The
make-up schedule includes hold-
ing classes on three Saturdays
with an early release of students
on each of those Saturdays.
At its Thursday, January 25,
meeting the Southside School
Board voted to make up "snow
days" as follows: Saturday, Feb-
ruary 10, will be a school day
with early release at 12:30 p.m.;
Saturday, March 3, will be a
school day with early release at
12:30 p.m.
Also: Friday, March 16, will be
a full day of school with no early
release; Saturday, March 24, will
be a school day with early release
at 12:30 p.m.; Friday, May 11,
will be a full day of school with no
early release; and Monday, June
18, will be a school day with early
release at 12:30 p.m.
Did you know four new tax bills passed in 2006?
We prepare business & personal taxes.
Barbara S Saeger, CPA
3550 West Shehon-Matlock Road
Shehon, WA 98584
Phone (360)426-9535
Free E-File ° Celebrating 20 years as a CPA
HAMA HAMA"
360-877-5811
13 miles north
of Hoodsport
• Oysters live, shucked, smoked or pickled
• Steamer clams
PACKED TO
ARRIVE FRESH!
• Smoked salmon
• Plus local artisan cheeses and gourmet
crackers
Call and ask about our gift packs!
t, ate grants help
,rod city projects
e £ity of Shelton recently
'ed :;5.8 million in loans and
for various projects.
e gton State Depart-
,gy has awarded the
t
A $2-million loan and
),000 grant for construction
e Goldsborough Pump Sta-
d a pipe bridge, which is
of t: ]e project that will lead
of two sewer mains
Goldsborough Creek. The
is at 0 percent inter-
• A $1.9-million loan for de-
sign of upgrades, improvements
and expansion at the city's 28-
year-old sewage treatment plant
to maintain its current capacity.
The 20-year loan is at 3.1 percent
interest.
• A $1-million loan fbr Sewer
Basin 5 sewer line improve-
ments. The basin ranges from
Lake Boulevard east to Mason
Street and from the south city
limits to Goldsborough Creek.
The 20-year loan is at 3.1 percent
interest.
d scholars will
eight in number
e Washington and Oregon
of the Mark E. Reed Schol-
Program has announced it
award eight $3,000 scholar-
to high-school and college
later this year.
are presented in
of Mark E. Reed, who
resi of Simpson Logging
y from 1914 until his death
• Eligible individuals must
zPloyees of Green Diamond
trce Company or the sons or
lter; of employees or gradu-
fElma. Montesano, Shelton,
M. Knight or North Mason
[ dis tricts.
Mark E. Reed scholarship
was modified in 2006 as
of the reorganization of
Investment Company
green Diamond Resource
Paay. Green Diamond will
ttle to administer the Reed
Scholarship Program with local
student eligibility. Headquartered
in Seattle, Green Diamond Re-
source Company owns and manag-
es industrial forest land in Wash-
ington, Oregon and California.
Interested parties are advised
to contact Simpson Investment
Company for eligibility require-
ments regarding the scholarship
program. Applications for the
scholarships are available from
high-school counselors in the Shet-
ton, North Mason, Elma, Monte-
sano and Mary M. Knight school
districts.
Applicants may also request
an electronic copy via e-mail to
dgoldy@greendiamond.com or
visit the Green Diamond Web site,
www.greendiamond.com or by
calling Diana Goldy at 427-4703.
The deadline for receiving applica-
tions is Wednesday, February 28.
[]
Medi.cal I
Imaging j'
SILVERDALE
1780 NW Myhre Rd., #1220
BREMERTON
2601 Cherry Ave., #105
Appointments:
360-337-6500
or
1-800-972-9264
www.amiradiology.com
Accredited by the
American College of Radiology
in MR/, Ultrasound and Mammogrephy
¢]o I
eounty Mrna
Tell that special someone that you really care,.,
and do it in a very special way! Your special
message will be published in the newspaper on
February 8. It's a fantastic way to say "1 love you!"
CLIP AND MAIL OR BRING EITHER FORM TO SHELTON-MASON COUNTY
JOURNAL'S CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT
DEADLINE: TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 2 RM.
TO : SHELTON-MASON COUNTY JOURNAL
P.O. BOX 430, SHELTON, WA 98584
Please publish the following Valentine's Greeting:
UP TO 15 WORDS $7.50
ADD 10¢ FOR EACH
ADDITIONAL WORD.
CHECK PAYABLE TO
SHELTON-MASON
COUNTY JOURNAL
ENCLOSED FOR $
L
YOUR NAME
YOUR ADDRESS
CITY STATE
YOUR PHONE NUMBER
ZIP
!
' Dear Honey,
You are my one
and only.
I Love You
Always,
Your Sweetie
I
CHECK PAYABLE TO SHELTON-
MASON COUNTY JOURNAL
ENCLOSED FOR $
UP TO 15 WORDS IN
A BOX WITH STRIP
DESIGN -- $20
YOUR NAME
YOUR ADDRESS
CITY STATE
YOUR PHONE NUMBER
Please publish the following Valentine's Greeting:
ZIP
L
J
Shelton-eounty)11l/.son ¢]ournal
(:360) 426-4412
Thursday, February 1, 2007 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Page 31