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Three pastors
set at F'a:[th Lutheran
In preparation for its 50th
anniversary celebration on
Marcia 6 and 7, Faith Luther-
an Church will feature three
special guest, pastors this
month.
Pastor Margaret O'Neal
will deliver the message this
Sunday morning at both the
9 o'clock traditional service
and tile 11:15 contemporary
worship.
Currently serving as asso-
ciate pastor at. Saint Mark's
Lutheran Church in Tacoma,
O'Neal was parish secretary
and education director at
Faith until 1980 when she
and her husband John both
decided to attend Luther
Theological Seminary in
Saint Paul, Minnesota. He
serves as an interim pastor
for the Southwest Synod.
° On February 21 Pastor
(Ben:) J. Bernard Bretheim,
who served Faith from 1952
to 1958, will be the guest. He
is now retired.
Pastor Don Clinton, also
retired, will present the ser-
mon on February 28. He was
interim pastor during 1989
and 1990.
The church is located at
the corner of 13th and Con-
nection streets on Mountain
View. More information
about these services and
other Faith ministries is
available by calling the
church office at 426-8611
weekdays from 9 a.m. to 2:30
p.m.
Calvary 'sweetheart
night' is 00ebruary 13
Calvary Fellowship plans
a "date night" evening for
couples at 7 p.m. Saturday,
February 113 at the church at
2414 Railroad just west of
Shelton.
The evening program will
tZ, ature special singing and
an inspirational talk by Rob
and Becky Neuschwander
from Battle Ground.
A $3 charge per couple, to
be paid at the door, will cover
refreshments and program.
Everyone is welcome, notes
Pastor Marlon Rains. Those
who want more information
can call 426-7021.
Harstine:
d Wat p ip
Islan ,..rs'Crime 'h artic an:
to wel('ome, newcomers February 17
By DIANE EDGIN Members take turns patrolling' such as the ice' storm of three do wit" at old ugly septic" dresses IS'" prohlblhve" ' • . Folks
Harstine Island's Crime Watch the island at various times and winters past. That winter tbund mound in the yard should attend move are asked to send a
will meet at 7 p.m., February 17,
at the Harstine Island Communi-
ty Hall.
Anyone who is interested in
what Crime Watch is all about is
welcome to attend.
During the past three years,
Harstine Island has seen a
marked decrease in crime, espe-
cially break-ins, and Crime
Watch is seen by many as directly
responsible for the decrease.
days. They are strictly observers
and report any unusual activities
to the Mason County Sheriffs Of-
rice.
NOT ALL Crime Watch mem-
bers patrol. Some lend support by
making up the rosters and send-
ing them to members; others act
as callers.
Block-watch captains will coor-
dinate with rescue personnel
should area homeowners need as-
sistance in case of an emergency,
all of us who rely on the PUD
without power and phones for up
to two weeks. Roads and drive-
ways were blocked with a multi-
tude of trees. Neighbors looked
after neighbors.
Crime Watch has become an
important part of island living
and can always use new mem-
bers. Everyone is welcome to
come join the group.
ON THURSDAY, February
11, anyone interested in what to
Turn signal misinterpreted, state says:
Unhappy driver is cited
after crash wlth deputy
A Benson Loop resident who
was involved in an automobile ac-
cident with a Mason County sher-
iffs deputy's vehicle has been cit-
ed tbr failing to yield right-of-way.
After a photo of the accident
showed up in last week's Journal,
Gladys Ayers wrote to the news-
paper saying she was "appalled"
to see the picture and article, and
noted that the vehicles had been
moved.
"It was the deputy who hit my
car," she said, not the other way
round. And as for the state pa-
trol's report that no one was in-
jured, she said both she and a
passenger in her car, Dorothy
Chapman, both suffered chest
and leg injuries and were checked
out by their respective medical
providers.
Ayers wrote that Deputy Ted
Drogmund was signaling a left
turn approaching northbound as
she drove southbound and turned
left into Alpine Way. Washington
State Patrol Sergeant Wes Stock-
'well said Drogmund was signal-
ing a lane change, not a turn.
Ayers, according to the investi-
gating trooper's report, failed to
yield by turning her vehicle in
front of the deputy's, Stockwell
said. "She was mailed a notice of
infraction," he said.
He said the intersection can be
a confusing one because of the
multi-lane situation, but noted
that a vehicle turning left must
always yield.
Stockwell said troopers were
called out to investigate the acci-
dent, which was in the city of
Shelton, because of a law-enforce-
ment officer's involvement.
the Harstine Island Garden Club
to hear Sue Thompson of Har-
stine Heirloom Gardens speak on
garden design for the septic
drainfield.
Sue is a Master Gardener and
professionally designs gardens in-
cluding drain fields and mounds.
The garden club meets at 7
p.m. at the Harstine Island Com-
Enunity Hall. Off-islanders are
welcome as well.
PIONEER Community Kiwa-
nis will hold its annual crab, clam
and spaghetti dinner at Pioneer
Elementary School from 4 to 7
p.m Saturday, February 13. This
is the club's major fund-raiser for
the year.
Tickets are available from
members and a limited number
will be available at the door. Tick-
ets can be reserved by calling
Sam and Diane Edgin at 427-
0422. The cost is $15 for adults
and $8 for children.
THE HARSTINE Islander,
the newsletter of the Harstine Is-
land Community Club, should be
in mailboxes by now. The news-
letter staff did a fantastic job of
putting together the letter.
One ongoing problem for which
there never seems to be an ade-
quate solution is getting the
newsletter to all that want to re-
ceive it. We are all at the mercy of
mailing lists that are perpetually
out of date and the cost of for-
warding and getting corrected ad-
of address to Mason County!
the Harstine Island
Club.
Another difficulty: one
the zip code and your
is gone forever.
For anyone who wishes to
calve the newsletter and
member of the community €
or to renew a membershiP:
cost is $5.00 per person ag $
and over. Dues and requestS!
be sent to the HICC at p.O.
I
1635, Shelton, WA 98584.
for any other island club
be sent directly to that club.
SOME COYOTES here
Harstine Island just do 't
with what I would consider
real coyote behavior.
placed a couple of
overripe zucchinis in our
pile. The next morning
watched as a pair of
packed the squash off.
they wanted a change fro
mice-and-rabbit diet, but
squash is not what I muld'
coyote behavior. Ve
coyotes?
When we stop and take
all the things that are going t
around us the day just
seem brighter; it really
er. Too often all we hear is
negative, all we read is the
tive and pretty soon we find'
selves projecting a ne
which soon takes on a
own.
i.. ...... Looking
for a
rmny
day
hangout?
e
Nobody serves up a
• [ better deal than we do.
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301 E. Wallace-Kneeland Blvd.
Shelton
427-6502
We're here for you!
I I I
$1[LICN €IN[HMi
24-HOUR MOVIE INFO 426-1000
DALLY 1:45, 4:00, 7:00, 9:15
Freddie Prinze Jr. Rachael Lelgh Cook
she:s all that
attraction than
meets the eye.
DALLY 1:30, 7:10
THIN RED LINE
EVERY MAN FIGHTS /
II
HIS OWN WAR
STAP, RING
[]SEAN PENN
DALLY 4:45
HIGHTYl
YOUNG
0 DISNEY ENTERPRISES. INC
OlOl PERSONAL
CHECKS
,...,,,,,,.. .... WELCOME
I
A rl'ENTION SPOR TS MEN/ WOM EI
DIITNBR-I)ANGE
PeSruarv) z 3/6:o o
I'M
izeus lbr Washington Wildlife
ogMon Comty
MembersMp Drive
DINNER-DANCE $10.00
A t the Dayton Nimrod Hall, Shelton
Take Shelton Maock Road 6.5 miles
West of Hwy 101
. ,
BRING YOUR ()WIN BEVERAGE KJ
(Ice & glsse rnkhrd)
Wah Bloomfield 360-426-3780
ot
Dan Holmn 360-42"/-7997
DOOR PRIZE AND RAFFLES
Lake Nahwatzel Resort
Valentin s
Shelton, WA 98584
For reservations
case) 4zs.saza
,THE MARK OF fXQTEMENT!"
......................... -ME AQkZlNE
©1998 LAYOUT ANO DESIGN COLUMBIA TISTAR HOME VIDEO ALL RIGHTS RESERVED @1998 TRISTAR PICTURES, INC ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
OLYMPIC VIDEO
2104 Olympic Hwy. N. • 426-1596
the tops:
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now offering
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! BUY ONE BURGERMASTER
I I GET ONE FREE
I
1/4-lb. patty, 100% beef, special relish,
I lettuce, pickle, tomato, melted cheese
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: nuu00s00=
Not valid with any other offer. Expires 1/17/99.
i i sl sl i ii i ml s l
: BUY ONE SPECIAL
I BREAKFAST--GET ONE FR ;;
I Choice of ham, bacon or sausage,
two fried eggs, golden hashbrowns,
I toast with real butter and jam.
Coupon cash value 1/20'.
L Not valid with any other offer. Expires 1/17/99.
: OF COFFEE
With fuel purchase.
I Same great food and staff
! plus Formula Shell Gasoline h||
L No coupon necessary.
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3001 Olympic (360)
Hwy. North 426-7224
on Mt. View Fax 426-7407
Page 24 ' Shelton,Mason County Journal - Thursday, February 4, 1999
Three pastors
set at F'a:[th Lutheran
In preparation for its 50th
anniversary celebration on
Marcia 6 and 7, Faith Luther-
an Church will feature three
special guest, pastors this
month.
Pastor Margaret O'Neal
will deliver the message this
Sunday morning at both the
9 o'clock traditional service
and tile 11:15 contemporary
worship.
Currently serving as asso-
ciate pastor at. Saint Mark's
Lutheran Church in Tacoma,
O'Neal was parish secretary
and education director at
Faith until 1980 when she
and her husband John both
decided to attend Luther
Theological Seminary in
Saint Paul, Minnesota. He
serves as an interim pastor
for the Southwest Synod.
° On February 21 Pastor
(Ben:) J. Bernard Bretheim,
who served Faith from 1952
to 1958, will be the guest. He
is now retired.
Pastor Don Clinton, also
retired, will present the ser-
mon on February 28. He was
interim pastor during 1989
and 1990.
The church is located at
the corner of 13th and Con-
nection streets on Mountain
View. More information
about these services and
other Faith ministries is
available by calling the
church office at 426-8611
weekdays from 9 a.m. to 2:30
p.m.
Calvary 'sweetheart
night' is 00ebruary 13
Calvary Fellowship plans
a "date night" evening for
couples at 7 p.m. Saturday,
February 113 at the church at
2414 Railroad just west of
Shelton.
The evening program will
tZ, ature special singing and
an inspirational talk by Rob
and Becky Neuschwander
from Battle Ground.
A $3 charge per couple, to
be paid at the door, will cover
refreshments and program.
Everyone is welcome, notes
Pastor Marlon Rains. Those
who want more information
can call 426-7021.
Harstine:
d Wat p ip
Islan ,..rs'Crime 'h artic an:
to wel('ome, newcomers February 17
By DIANE EDGIN Members take turns patrolling' such as the ice' storm of three do wit" at old ugly septic" dresses IS'" prohlblhve" ' • . Folks
Harstine Island's Crime Watch the island at various times and winters past. That winter tbund mound in the yard should attend move are asked to send a
will meet at 7 p.m., February 17,
at the Harstine Island Communi-
ty Hall.
Anyone who is interested in
what Crime Watch is all about is
welcome to attend.
During the past three years,
Harstine Island has seen a
marked decrease in crime, espe-
cially break-ins, and Crime
Watch is seen by many as directly
responsible for the decrease.
days. They are strictly observers
and report any unusual activities
to the Mason County Sheriffs Of-
rice.
NOT ALL Crime Watch mem-
bers patrol. Some lend support by
making up the rosters and send-
ing them to members; others act
as callers.
Block-watch captains will coor-
dinate with rescue personnel
should area homeowners need as-
sistance in case of an emergency,
all of us who rely on the PUD
without power and phones for up
to two weeks. Roads and drive-
ways were blocked with a multi-
tude of trees. Neighbors looked
after neighbors.
Crime Watch has become an
important part of island living
and can always use new mem-
bers. Everyone is welcome to
come join the group.
ON THURSDAY, February
11, anyone interested in what to
Turn signal misinterpreted, state says:
Unhappy driver is cited
after crash wlth deputy
A Benson Loop resident who
was involved in an automobile ac-
cident with a Mason County sher-
iffs deputy's vehicle has been cit-
ed tbr failing to yield right-of-way.
After a photo of the accident
showed up in last week's Journal,
Gladys Ayers wrote to the news-
paper saying she was "appalled"
to see the picture and article, and
noted that the vehicles had been
moved.
"It was the deputy who hit my
car," she said, not the other way
round. And as for the state pa-
trol's report that no one was in-
jured, she said both she and a
passenger in her car, Dorothy
Chapman, both suffered chest
and leg injuries and were checked
out by their respective medical
providers.
Ayers wrote that Deputy Ted
Drogmund was signaling a left
turn approaching northbound as
she drove southbound and turned
left into Alpine Way. Washington
State Patrol Sergeant Wes Stock-
'well said Drogmund was signal-
ing a lane change, not a turn.
Ayers, according to the investi-
gating trooper's report, failed to
yield by turning her vehicle in
front of the deputy's, Stockwell
said. "She was mailed a notice of
infraction," he said.
He said the intersection can be
a confusing one because of the
multi-lane situation, but noted
that a vehicle turning left must
always yield.
Stockwell said troopers were
called out to investigate the acci-
dent, which was in the city of
Shelton, because of a law-enforce-
ment officer's involvement.
the Harstine Island Garden Club
to hear Sue Thompson of Har-
stine Heirloom Gardens speak on
garden design for the septic
drainfield.
Sue is a Master Gardener and
professionally designs gardens in-
cluding drain fields and mounds.
The garden club meets at 7
p.m. at the Harstine Island Com-
Enunity Hall. Off-islanders are
welcome as well.
PIONEER Community Kiwa-
nis will hold its annual crab, clam
and spaghetti dinner at Pioneer
Elementary School from 4 to 7
p.m Saturday, February 13. This
is the club's major fund-raiser for
the year.
Tickets are available from
members and a limited number
will be available at the door. Tick-
ets can be reserved by calling
Sam and Diane Edgin at 427-
0422. The cost is $15 for adults
and $8 for children.
THE HARSTINE Islander,
the newsletter of the Harstine Is-
land Community Club, should be
in mailboxes by now. The news-
letter staff did a fantastic job of
putting together the letter.
One ongoing problem for which
there never seems to be an ade-
quate solution is getting the
newsletter to all that want to re-
ceive it. We are all at the mercy of
mailing lists that are perpetually
out of date and the cost of for-
warding and getting corrected ad-
of address to Mason County!
the Harstine Island
Club.
Another difficulty: one
the zip code and your
is gone forever.
For anyone who wishes to
calve the newsletter and
member of the community €
or to renew a membershiP:
cost is $5.00 per person ag $
and over. Dues and requestS!
be sent to the HICC at p.O.
I
1635, Shelton, WA 98584.
for any other island club
be sent directly to that club.
SOME COYOTES here
Harstine Island just do 't
with what I would consider
real coyote behavior.
placed a couple of
overripe zucchinis in our
pile. The next morning
watched as a pair of
packed the squash off.
they wanted a change fro
mice-and-rabbit diet, but
squash is not what I muld'
coyote behavior. Ve
coyotes?
When we stop and take
all the things that are going t
around us the day just
seem brighter; it really
er. Too often all we hear is
negative, all we read is the
tive and pretty soon we find'
selves projecting ane
which soon takes on a
own.
i.. ...... Looking
for a
rmny
day
hangout?
e
Nobody serves up a
• [ better deal than we do.
r---------- [----------------i
FREE rod's Entree FREE Slice of Pie with the
"One kids' entree with one adult entree purchase. Child must | purchase of adult
be 10 years old or younger and :
Ii accompanied by an adult, rll II I offer og S;::;f:;;'.S vN;tu;all2lh any
Otter good al Shellon Denny'a only Not valid wdh feny '- |
other coupons or offers. Cash value 1/20€, I Offer expires 2128/99. One coupon per person per visit L __ __
nil | | | | ealll iii | |iIi | | NIl u | n | i | iii iIUl | n | | | | INI eIii | | HI | | l
, BuyO., , r s I Anyentree ,
' Breakfast, r[Lr= | ! I ---- purchase over S4 !
I !
• Get One l I UFF .' 'l
I off°' e ou°rUo,%[con. ,%°o=! fe I I _°ffer olherc-opOl oroffe.Clthvelul 1/0€.go°d It Shfelton Inny'I only, NOt vfelid with feny /-lall t .'1 ;. ]1 I •
• Offer expires 2/28/09. Onfe coupon per perIon per V)SK _ ulcer expiru 2/8/99. One ooupon per person per visit, I I I I .
mII III I I I I I m m I I I I III I m & I I I I I I I I I III I I I I I III
Denny's is committed to providing the best possible service to all customers regardless of race, creed, color or national origin.
301 E. Wallace-Kneeland Blvd.
Shelton
427-6502
We're here for you!
I I I
$1[LICN €IN[HMi
24-HOUR MOVIE INFO 426-1000
DALLY 1:45, 4:00, 7:00, 9:15
Freddie Prinze Jr. Rachael Lelgh Cook
she:s all that
attraction than
meets the eye.
DALLY 1:30, 7:10
THIN RED LINE
EVERY MAN FIGHTS /
II
HIS OWN WAR
STAP, RING
[]SEAN PENN
DALLY 4:45
HIGHTYl
YOUNG
0 DISNEY ENTERPRISES. INC
OlOl PERSONAL
CHECKS
,...,,,,,,.. .... WELCOME
I
A rl'ENTION SPOR TS MEN/ WOM EI
DIITNBR-I)ANGE
PeSruarv) z 3/6:o o
I'M
izeus lbr Washington Wildlife
ogMon Comty
MembersMp Drive
DINNER-DANCE $10.00
A t the Dayton Nimrod Hall, Shelton
Take Shelton Maock Road 6.5 miles
West of Hwy 101
. ,
BRING YOUR ()WIN BEVERAGE KJ
(Ice & glsse rnkhrd)
Wah Bloomfield 360-426-3780
ot
Dan Holmn 360-42"/-7997
DOOR PRIZE AND RAFFLES
Lake Nahwatzel Resort
Valentin s
Shelton, WA 98584
For reservations
case) 4zs.saza
,THE MARK OF fXQTEMENT!"
......................... -ME AQkZlNE
©1998 LAYOUT ANO DESIGN COLUMBIA TISTAR HOME VIDEO ALL RIGHTS RESERVED @1998 TRISTAR PICTURES, INC ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
OLYMPIC VIDEO
2104 Olympic Hwy. N. • 426-1596
the tops:
nuxtux00-00i00s00sxt
now offering
Formula Shell
mm m mm mm m m mm m m mm mm mm mm mm mm m mm m Im ##
! BUY ONE BURGERMASTER
I I GET ONE FREE
I
1/4-lb. patty, 100% beef, special relish,
I lettuce, pickle, tomato, melted cheese
on a toasted bun. the tops:
: nuu00s00=
Not valid with any other offer. Expires 1/17/99.
i i sl sl i ii i ml s l
: BUY ONE SPECIAL
I BREAKFAST--GET ONE FR ;;
I Choice of ham, bacon or sausage,
two fried eggs, golden hashbrowns,
I toast with real butter and jam.
Coupon cash value 1/20'.
L Not valid with any other offer. Expires 1/17/99.
: OF COFFEE
With fuel purchase.
I Same great food and staff
! plus Formula Shell Gasoline h||
L No coupon necessary.
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII III II
3001 Olympic (360)
Hwy. North 426-7224
on Mt. View Fax 426-7407
Page 24 ' Shelton,Mason County Journal - Thursday, February 4, 1999