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CLASSIFIED RATES
15 words or less - $5.00 i' In multiple Insertion I
10 cents for each additional word over 15 lads , The Journal 111
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Classified deadline-2 p.m. Tuesday I erromlntheflrst I
Classified display - 5 p.m. Monday [ Insealon only. I
Phone 426-4412 to Place Ad
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FOR SALE
HELP WANTED
FOR SALE
OIL FIRED heater, ceiling mount,
93,000 btu, 3 years old, 110 electric
model 0495, $750, Jim 427-8701, Terry
426-5220. H 1/14-2/4
DRY FIREWOOD Shelton area, fir $110
cord. 16" split and delivered. Madrona
$150 cord. Green/seasoned fir $100
cord. Get 50% more mileage from your
wood for next year. Green madrona 16"
split and delivered $120 cord, lasts way
longer and burns hotter. Outside Shel-
ton area - delivery charge may apply.
Also have green alder, $90 cord and
seasoned maple $100 cord. 427-6883.
C2/4
HIDE-A-BED AND matching chair,
$100. Tweed chair, $40. 427-0663.
K2/4-11
CYMBIDIUM (ORCHID) for sale, Call for
information, 427-2402. B2/4
NIFTY THRIFTY Gateway Center.
Men's and women's sweaters $1 each.
All weather coats and jackets,
men's/women's /2 price. 11 a.m.-4 p.m.
Tuesday-Saturday. $2/4
1,000 L.F. mahogany casement mold-
ing, $1,000 offer, 877-5657. 12/4
MEN'S RINGS: Elks gold/onyx, $175.
Knight of Columbus ruby/gold, $175.
Black Hills gold/silver, $75. Large
gold/diamond, $400. Offers consid-
ered, 877-5657.12/4
JUST ARRIVED. Quality color copy
machine comparable to Olympia quality
and prices. COMPUMEDIA, 114 W.
Alder, Shelton. 427-1210. C2/4-25
BUYING COINSi Paying 4 times face
value for common date U.S. dimes,
quarters, half dollars dated 1964 or be-
forel Paying 1.5 to 2 times face for Ca-
nadian dimes, quarters, half dollars
dated 1966 or before. Paying $7 each
(and up) for common U.S.stlver dollars
dated 1878 through 1935 in undamaged
(V.G.) condition. Larger premiums paid
for dollars with "CC" mint mark or any
mint dated 1893, 1894, or 18951 Pay
2.50 each for common Canada silver
dollars dated 1967 or beforel $100 (&
up) for Canadian Dollar dated 1948. Im-
mediate cash paid for U.S. 1/2 cents,
large cents, Indian head cents, rare
Lincoln cents and all wheat back cents,
2 cent pieces, 3 cent pieces, half
dimes, twenty cent pieces, bust dol-
lars, seated dollarsl U.S. and foreign
Gold coinsl We need 1921 dated U.S.
dimes and half dollars nowl Buying all
U.S. currency series 1928 or earlier at
multiples of face value! One piece or
estate accumulationl Sell it to Dachs at
the Coin Shop, 106 So. 4th St., Shel-
ton1 9 to 5:30 Tuesday through Satur-
day or call 426-0304 for more informa-
tion1 S1/14-2/4
SEPTIC DESIGNS and install - we try
harder for gravity - get our bid too. Lux
Design, 426-0820. LUXDE**033CJ.
L 12/3t fn
HAMBURGER, 501b boxes, $1.49 a
pound. Call 426-2411. T9/18 tfn
RAINBOW SE with power nozzle and
attachments, seldom used, 2 years
old. Paid $1,450, asking $900 OBO.
426-3418. Al/28-2/4
GARAGE DOORS, automatic openers.
Sales, installation, parts, repairs. Call
Rick, 427-1032. Bl/28-2/18
PERSONALS
STAINED GLASS brightens up the day.
Windows, suncatchers, door inserts,
boxes, lamps, stepping stones, etc.,
all in stained glass. I also do repairs.
So if your stained glass piece or win-
dow is broken, don't throw it away. Call
Koleen, 426-0824 evenings after 6 p.m.
and weekends for |ntormation and esti-
mates. I do custom designs, too;
W6/1 ltfn
TOP SOIL
High quality sandy loam
Top cut No Rocks No Clay
LANDSCAPING
Lawns Sprinklers
Plants ° Bark
Backhoe Dozer
ROCK WALLS
Bulkheads Ripraps
Deliveries Anywhere
LOS1 & FOIIND
IIIIIIII
SATURDAY, FEB. 6th. Huge 27 family
garage sale. SHS dance team booster
club sale. PUD Auditorium, 9 a.m. to 3
p.m. Clothes of all sizes, toys, exer-
cise equipment, western saddle,
houaewares and much more! B1/28-2/4
ESTATE SALE Feb 6 & 7 from 10 a.m.
to 4 p.m., no early sales. Furniture, ap-
pliances, dishes, 3-wheel bike, electric
cart, many tools. Shopsmith. Cash
only. Turn at 2650 N. 13th St., Christ-
mas Village. House at No. 20 Christmas
Tree Lane, 360-426-5172. G 1/28-2/4
! ........... '00FMdngf°raBargaln?
Drop your line
in the
42.6-4412
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WE CAN BUILD 'EM START TO
FINISH OR DO-IT-YOURSELF
FARMERS
Custom designed in any size to fit your needs...
not our convenience, at competitive prices.
Call Art today
426-2411
32'x24'x10'
Two-Car Garage and Storage
20'x36'xS'
Horse Stable with
Feed and Tack Room
24'x48'x11'
s.o..no s,or. 00l[llllJ!
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IIII fft00 =o =.
IIIIIIIlU'lll I i ;11 Two-Car Garage
l,.j 11t'x7' Roll-Up Door ........
"MEET ME at the Auction." Grapeview
Fire Hall, February 6, 1-5:30 p.m. Free
refreshments. Tools, golf clubs, furni-
ture, dishes, etc., etc. Grapeview
Community Club benefit. Gl/28-2/4
BUY OR consign one item or an entire
estate. Serving the local area since
1963. References available, Lic #193.
Ken's Auction Service, 3707 Marvin
Road NE, Olympia. 491-6804. K1/14tfn
ANTICH AUCTION
FRIDAY & SATURDAY,
FEBRUARY 5 & 6
718 Z8TH
HOQUIAM, WA
2 DAY ESTATE ANTIQUE
EXTRAVAGANZA
AUCTION STARTS FR/DAY 6
P.M., SATURDAY 10 A.M.
Wonderful 1880's sales counter, oak
cash drawer, glass front book cases,
wrist & pocket watches, set of six
oak chairs, jewelry, pottery, Native
American items, 10th century
Chimu pottery, china cabinet, curio
cupboard, oak dropfront desk, buf-
fet, fishing creels, perfume bottles,
mannequin, tools, elegant glass,
shoe cupboard, gentleman's dresser,
Knickerbocker Raggedy Arms,
Dutch girl cookie jar, vintage cloth-
ing, cranberry picker, large glass
floats, platform rocker, armoire,
mini steam engines, kitchen stuff,
German canister set, display cases,
squash blossom necklace, TLR
Rollicord, Nikormat 35mm & lenses
& hundreds of interesting smalls...
PREVIEW FRIDAY 11-5
Lic# anticea562ms
TERMS: CASH, MC/VISA
532-7438
eantich@seanet.com
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FURNITURE WANTED, a y age or con-
dition. Call Frontier Antiques, 426-
7795. F2/4
PAYING CASH pre 1950 post cards,
photos, photo albums, toys, gambling
items, lamps, guns, knives, watches -
running or not, gold jewelry, Indian
items, old pottery, vases and dishes.
Call Frontier Antiques, 426-7795. F2/4
GOLD "N" Mill Realty and Property
Management. Now taking applications
for rentals, owner contract and real es-
tate listings, special discounts while we
are remodeling. Call Bonnie, Jay, or
Ken, 427-4255. G2/4
WELL-ESTABLISHED local company
hiring full time in house sales person.
Position has hourly pay and benefits.
Duties include sewicing established
customers and prospecting for new
customers. Preferably familiar with Ex-
cel and Word. Send resume and letter
of interest to Blind Box 576, c/o The
Journal, PC Box 430, Shelton WA
98584. 2/4-11
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ARE YOU a WorkFirst participant? Do
you enjoy and want to work with young
children? If you answered yes call the
Childcare Careers Program to find out
about our free training program. Call
Nina, 956-9830. $2/4-3/4
INFORMATION SERVICES Technician
for Mason County Public Works/ER&R
Department. $2,435 to $2,964/mo.
Provides corrective & preventative
maintenance of the County's PC's, IBM
AS400 and PBX systems. Requires:
High school grad or GED & at least one
year of formal education in computer
sciences or related field; OR three
years experience in configuration, op-
eration, and upgrade of PCs. Experi-
ence desired in System 36/AS 400,
PBX maint., and automated billing sys-
tem. Applications required & available
at the Mason County Human Resourc-
es, 411 N Fifth St, Shelton WA 98584 or
call (360) 427-7265. Closes 2/19/99 at
5 p.m. M2/4-11
Answers to Super Crossword
SKOKOMISH INDIAN TRIBE Invites
applications for the position of TRIBAL
MANAGER Opens: January 20, 1999
Closes: February 26, 1999 The Skoko-
mesh Indian Nation is located at the
base of the majestic Olympic Moun-
tains where the Skokomish River meets
the picturesque Hood Canal. NATURE
OF WORK: The Tribal Manager is re-
sponsible for the execution of tribal
laws and policies, for organizational
leadership, and for the overall planning,
coordination, supervision, and monitor-
ing of all administrative, business and
governmental functions of the Skoko-
mesh Indian Tribe. This position is under
the direct supervision of the Skoko-
mesh Tdbal Council and requires an em-
ployment contract. MINIMUM QUALIFI-
CATIONS: Four-year degree, emphasis
on Business Administration or Public
Administration AND five years respon-
sible experience in the supervision or
management of multifaceted programs.
OR Progressively responsible experi-
ence substituted on a month to month
basis for a four-year degree. OR
Graduate level course work in business
or public administration substituted on
a month to month basis, up to 18
months, for experience. AND Satisfac-
tory results of a criminal background
and reference check. AND CONFIDEN-
TIALITY: In addition to knowledge of
confidential tribal information, this po-
sition may require knowledge of confi-
dential personal information regarding
clients. The employee may be required
to sign a'confidentiality agreement.
Violation of this agreement shall result
in immediate dismissal. DRUG-FREE
WORKPLACE POLICY: The Skokomish
Tribe is committed to providing quality
work and services by providing a
healthy, safe, drug-free workplace for
its employees, council members, and
the community in which it serves. To
achieve this goal, final applicants for
employment will be tested for illegal
drugs and for alcohol after receiving a
conditional job offer. PREFERENCE:
Indian preference policy applies. First
priority will be given to enrolled Skoko-
mish tribal members. Second prefer-
ence will be given to qualified Native
American applicants who provide proof
of enrollment in a federally-recognized
tribe. Applicants not entitled to, or who
fail to claim Indian preferences, will re-
ceive consideration withOUt regard to
ethnic/national origin, marital status,
sexual orientation, religion, disability
status, or membership in the tribal or-
ganization. Please send resumes to:
Skokomish Tribe's Personnel Depart-
ment, N 80 Tnbal Center Road, Shelton,
WA 98584 or fax (360) 877,5943. $2/4-
25
THE SKOKOMISH INDIAN TRIBE
SEEKS A HOUSING SPECIALIST/
PLANNER: The Housing Specialist/
Planner will be responsible for providing
technical assistance in the area of
planning and grant-writing to the Sko-
komish Tribe and SPSITHA staff. The
position will also provide direct admin-
istration of the Tribal Housing Improve-
ment Program funding through the Bu-
reau of Indian Affairs. Knowledge, abili-
ty, skills and qualifications: BA re-
quired. BA in planning or human/social
services preferred. Grant Writing,
technical writing skills required. Excel-
lent communication skills required. The
Specialist/Planner must be familiar with
tribal and federal procurement and con-
tracting specifications development
process including the bidding, bonding
and insurance requirements. Must be
bondable and have a driving record
consistent with the requirements of the
Skokomish Indian Tribe's insurance
provider. The employee may be re-
quired to sign a confidentiality agree-
ment with violation of this agreement
resulting in immediate dismissal. Final
applicants for employment will be test-
ed for illegal drugs and for alcohol after
receiving a conditional job offer. Indian
preference policy applies. Closing
Date: Feb. 12, 1999. Send resumes to
the Skokomish Indian Tribe's Person-
nel Dept. N 80 Tribal Center Road,
Shelton, WA 98584 or fax (360) 877-
5943. For more information call (360)
426-4232 ext. 220. S2/4-11
SMALL PRODUCTION woodshop seek-
ing highly motivated persons to pro-
duce quality items. Employees must be
dedicated, enjoy doing your best, be
reliable and able to learn. Send applica-
tions to PC Box 608, Shelton WA
98584. Looking for immediate hire.
P 1/28-2/4
SUPPLEMENTAL HOME Health/Ho.
spice RNs, LPNs & NACa Providence
CITY OF Shelton Job Announcement
Job Title: Surfacewater Engineer Sal-
ary Range: $3,192-$3,671 per month
DOQ Date of Closing: February 19,
1999 This position assists the City En-
gineer with administration and manage-
ment of the Surfacewater Drainage
Master Plan, including review of drain-
age plans prepared by developers and
inspection of construction of drainage
facilities, and in addition shall be re-
sponsible for the successful adminis-
tration and completion of a Stormwater
Grant through the Centennial Clean
Water Fund. This is a non-union, non-
civil service position with benefits. Un-
dergraduate degree in engineering
(civil, agricultural, forestry, or a closely
related field) from accredited four year
college or university; and three (3)
years of progressively responsible ex-
perience in a civil engineering position;
or possess an Engineer-in-training cer-
tificate or the ability to obtain such
within twelve (12) months from date of
hire. Special, Desired Qualifications:
Registered Professional Engineer; ex-
perience with AutoCad. For a complete
job announcement, job description, and
application packet, contact City Hall,
310 W. Cota Street, Shelton, WA 98584
at (360) 426-9731 during normal busi-
ness hours. EOE. Cl/28-2/4
PART-TIME JANITORIAL workers, 6
p.m.-10 p.m. daily, Shelton area. Call
943-4700. S 1/28-2/4
HAIRSTYLISTS FOR busy TGF Hair-
cutters Shelton salon. Great pay,
medical/dental, 401K, vacation. Full or
part-time, 206-232-8008. T1/21-2./11
LOOKING FOR motivated persons that
have small woodshop willing to do piece
work. Must have air compressor, chop
saw, table saw and router table. Possi-
ble to earn $100 per day. Send applica-
tions to PC Box 608, Shelton WA
98584. P 1/28-2/4
HOUSE SITTER needed full-time or
live-in. Three school children plus pro-
fessional. Light house cleaning, laun-
dry, breakfast, lunches and dinner.
Must have own car and insurance.
Drive children, run errands. $800
monthly. 360-277-3155. C2/4
ADOPT-A-PET Kennels are in need of
volunteer help. From 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., 1
day a week. But, these hours can be
adjusted. Your help would be greatly
appreciated, please call 426-2610 or
our new Website at www.aap-wa.org for
more details. A4/30tfn
THE SKOKOMISH Indian Tribe is seek-
ing qualified applicants for the position
of Personnel Manager. The Personnel
Manager is responsible for planning
and carrying out policies relating to all
phases of human resources. Must
have an AA degree in Office Adminis-
tration, Business, or closely related
field from a two-year college or techni-
cal school and five years related ex-
perience and/or training. BA degree in
Human Resources and 2 years related
experience preferred. Salary range:
$24,000-$27,000 annually DOQ/Ex-
perience. Indian preference policy ap-
plies. Position closes February 15,
1999. Send resume to: The Skokomish
Indian Tribe, Attn.: PERSONNEL N. 80
Tribal Center Road, Shelton, WA 98584
or fax to (360) 877-5943. To request an
application and/or job description con-
tact Personnel at (360) 426-4232 ext.
220.
MAN WITH disability needs work.
Graphic arts, sign making assembly,
telephones, people skills. Can work at
home or your place of business, if ac-
cessible. Have own transportation.
Very reliable. (360) 426-0925. Ml/14-
2/4
WILL RUN errands, clean house, wash
windows, clean yards/garages/base-
ments, transport pets to vet or ? Gro-
cery shop, pick up medicine, water
plants, check on house when you're on
vacation, help with garage sales. Give
us a call, no work too small or too large.
Reasonable prices. 426-1290, Anne.
$1/14-2/4
PERSONAL CARE aide available for
home care. References and creden-
tials. Compassionate and discrete.
877-9610. P 1/28-2/4
Reputation for Quality
Our people have over 21 years of service to the Pacific Northwest with thousands
of satisfied customers.
One of the leading poet.frame builders In Mason County.
We can custom design at competitive pdces, any width, length or height required
with no penalty In pdce.
Choose from s wide range of buildings... Airplane hangars Carports
Garages Mobile home covers Warehouses Horse arenas end stables
Machine storage and shops
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seeking supplemental RNs, LPNa and
NACs for the Shelton Office. These po-
sitions will cover vacation, sick and
other days off. Requlrements include BEAUTY SHOP for sale. Established
graduate of an aceredlted school and Allyn one chair shop needs stylist to
current Wa. State llcensure/certifi- take over large friendly clientele. Call
catlon. A minimum of one year nursing 360-456-5438, leave name and num-
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JOHN'S CREEK Country Kids has
openings available. Licensed 10 years
in Shelton. Mt. View school district.
USDA food program. 426-7669.
N1/14tfn
TODDLE IN Daycare has 2 openings.
All ages. Meals provided. Fun and
learning games. t. View School dis-
trict. Deanna, 427-6314. K1/21-2/11
GUITARIST LOOKING for bass and
drums to play rock. Tom Petty, Collec-
tive Soul, originals, etc. Call Bob at
898-4289. G 1/28-2/18
IMAGES GALLERY & Gifts. Sign up
now for classes. Painting with water-
colors, Robert Chamberlain. Painting
with oils, Lori Zimmerman. Basic draw-
ing, Jora Lee. Classes begin in Febru-
ary. Hoodsport, 360-877-0991. 11/21-
2/11
PERCUSSION, DRUM lessons. All
ages. For beginners or advanced. Call
Jay at (360) 458-3924 or leave mes-
sage, 426-2255. $2/4-11
CELLO, BASS and electric bass les-
sons including music theory, ear train-
ing and advanced techniques. Also of-
fering beginning violin and keyboard.
21 years experience. Call Dave, 427-
5487. P9/17tfn
BRIGHT, VERY attractive and accom-
plished woman, late 50s, seeking a
special man for lively conversation and
shared interests. Initial contact by
mail. PC Box 2464, Shelton WA 98584.
S1/28-2/4
EXCITING GUIDE teaches you how to
make good money from your home.
Send a SASE to O'Neill P.O. Box 8185
Port Orchard, WA 98366. O1/14-2/4
TENANT PROBLEMS? Attorney evic-
tions. Fast, efficient. $205, collection
recovery, small claims. G.P.S.F. Bond-
ed. 253-472-1072. or 1-800-925-1520.
G1 2/24-3111
COMPUMEDIA. GRAPHICS,
bulk mailing, e-mail photos,
toration - black & white or color.
tos on CDs or floppies. Fax,
laminate. 427-2824. 112 West
Shelton. C1/14-2/4
HONEY-DO-SERVICES
tenance, 426-7952. M12/10tfn
HOUSE CLEANING
ing by month. Licensed,
available, 5 years serving
Shelton. For free estimate, call
432-0235 or voice-mail 401"
D1/21-2/11
NORTHRIDGE CON=
pentry, concrete work, sheds,
carports, exposed
finished flatwork. Also
mobile home runners and
Quality guaranteed,
Rl/28-2/18
ROOFING-INTERIOR/exterior
carpentry, finish work, custon
sure washing, remodeling,
tured home repairs, solar
stalled. Call Dave 427-4237.
#DAVIDWG044KU. W1/14-3/4
ROOF GUTTER cleaning,
services. Moss removal and
Cad's Construction 427-1484.
DAVID CASEY Painting. Inter
teriors, mobile homes.
enameled 20
ence. 426-0235.
D2/2tfn
JACK FROST Construction
257N1. Thirty-five years
quality craftsmanship, remodeling,
construction, decks, garage
ports, cabins, additions or
Dependable service anytime,
0953. F8/3tfn
RUDOLL
man Service. Remodels,
repairs, Lic. #RUDOLD0541
1990. R6/6ffn
PAINTING? CALL Tozier
Value for close out specials.
$3 per gallon, 426-2411, ask for
T 12/5tfn
HAKOLA'S TREE
Danger tree falling,
topping, limbing, stumping.
bonded and insured. Free
Lic. #601-312-066, 426-5234.
DUMP TRUCK for hire.
vating, topsoil, rock, brush,
demolition and debris. Call
ing, 426-9047, In truck:
Z7/3tfn
LOST KEIKO, 6-mo old black Lab, blue
collar. Last seen Mason-Benson Rd.
427-7716 or 426-7423. C2/4-11
EXTRA LARGE and large Burmese py-
thons varying from 8 ft. to 15 ft. One
Albino available. Prices $75 to $250.
Rats also available, small to large. 427-
4174. O1/28-2/18
QUALITY GRASS hay. No tansy. U-
haul, $3 bale. Twin River Ranch, 426-
1023. R1/7-2/25
RAZORBACK FENCE Company, spe-
cializing in livestock fence installation,
hole drilling, post driving. Free esti-
mates. 427-6201. License #RAZOR.
FC0660Z. R t 2/14tfn
ALFALFA FOR sale, by bale or ton.
Semi load available. Will deliver. Eve-
nings 426-3633. G11/9tfn
EXCELLENT EASTERN Washington al-
falfa hay, $7 per bale. 426-1803.
P 10/22tf n
JOURNAL
CLASSIFIED
426.4412
JAY BUTTLES
TREE
Topping
Chipping
Stump Insured
grinding
(360) 426
Lic #]AYB UT5053R2
A
COMPLETE
SERVICE
Family Operated with Pride
Quality Service &
Commercial- Residential-
. Serving Mason Count
State Contractors Re
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OVER 20 YEARS ExPu/Cs UN RV Reeme
PARTS
' FURNACE REPAIR' WATER HEATERS ' REGETO
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15 words or less - $5.00 i' In multiple Insertion I
10 cents for each additional word over 15 lads , The Journal 111
Four insertions for the price of three I be responsible for I
Classified deadline-2 p.m. Tuesday I erromlntheflrst I
Classified display - 5 p.m. Monday [ Insealon only. I
Phone 426-4412 to Place Ad
p...--
FOR SALE
HELP WANTED
FOR SALE
OIL FIRED heater, ceiling mount,
93,000 btu, 3 years old, 110 electric
model 0495, $750, Jim 427-8701, Terry
426-5220. H 1/14-2/4
DRY FIREWOOD Shelton area, fir $110
cord. 16" split and delivered. Madrona
$150 cord. Green/seasoned fir $100
cord. Get 50% more mileage from your
wood for next year. Green madrona 16"
split and delivered $120 cord, lasts way
longer and burns hotter. Outside Shel-
ton area - delivery charge may apply.
Also have green alder, $90 cord and
seasoned maple $100 cord. 427-6883.
C2/4
HIDE-A-BED AND matching chair,
$100. Tweed chair, $40. 427-0663.
K2/4-11
CYMBIDIUM (ORCHID) for sale, Call for
information, 427-2402. B2/4
NIFTY THRIFTY Gateway Center.
Men's and women's sweaters $1 each.
All weather coats and jackets,
men's/women's /2 price. 11 a.m.-4 p.m.
Tuesday-Saturday. $2/4
1,000 L.F. mahogany casement mold-
ing, $1,000 offer, 877-5657. 12/4
MEN'S RINGS: Elks gold/onyx, $175.
Knight of Columbus ruby/gold, $175.
Black Hills gold/silver, $75. Large
gold/diamond, $400. Offers consid-
ered, 877-5657.12/4
JUST ARRIVED. Quality color copy
machine comparable to Olympia quality
and prices. COMPUMEDIA, 114 W.
Alder, Shelton. 427-1210. C2/4-25
BUYING COINSi Paying 4 times face
value for common date U.S. dimes,
quarters, half dollars dated 1964 or be-
forel Paying 1.5 to 2 times face for Ca-
nadian dimes, quarters, half dollars
dated 1966 or before. Paying $7 each
(and up) for common U.S.stlver dollars
dated 1878 through 1935 in undamaged
(V.G.) condition. Larger premiums paid
for dollars with "CC" mint mark or any
mint dated 1893, 1894, or 18951 Pay
2.50 each for common Canada silver
dollars dated 1967 or beforel $100 (&
up) for Canadian Dollar dated 1948. Im-
mediate cash paid for U.S. 1/2 cents,
large cents, Indian head cents, rare
Lincoln cents and all wheat back cents,
2 cent pieces, 3 cent pieces, half
dimes, twenty cent pieces, bust dol-
lars, seated dollarsl U.S. and foreign
Gold coinsl We need 1921 dated U.S.
dimes and half dollars nowl Buying all
U.S. currency series 1928 or earlier at
multiples of face value! One piece or
estate accumulationl Sell it to Dachs at
the Coin Shop, 106 So. 4th St., Shel-
ton1 9 to 5:30 Tuesday through Satur-
day or call 426-0304 for more informa-
tion1 S1/14-2/4
SEPTIC DESIGNS and install - we try
harder for gravity - get our bid too. Lux
Design, 426-0820. LUXDE**033CJ.
L 12/3t fn
HAMBURGER, 501b boxes, $1.49 a
pound. Call 426-2411. T9/18 tfn
RAINBOW SE with power nozzle and
attachments, seldom used, 2 years
old. Paid $1,450, asking $900 OBO.
426-3418. Al/28-2/4
GARAGE DOORS, automatic openers.
Sales, installation, parts, repairs. Call
Rick, 427-1032. Bl/28-2/18
PERSONALS
STAINED GLASS brightens up the day.
Windows, suncatchers, door inserts,
boxes, lamps, stepping stones, etc.,
all in stained glass. I also do repairs.
So if your stained glass piece or win-
dow is broken, don't throw it away. Call
Koleen, 426-0824 evenings after 6 p.m.
and weekends for |ntormation and esti-
mates. I do custom designs, too;
W6/1 ltfn
TOP SOIL
High quality sandy loam
Top cut No Rocks No Clay
LANDSCAPING
Lawns Sprinklers
Plants ° Bark
Backhoe Dozer
ROCK WALLS
Bulkheads Ripraps
Deliveries Anywhere
LOS1 & FOIIND
IIIIIIII
SATURDAY, FEB. 6th. Huge 27 family
garage sale. SHS dance team booster
club sale. PUD Auditorium, 9 a.m. to 3
p.m. Clothes of all sizes, toys, exer-
cise equipment, western saddle,
houaewares and much more! B1/28-2/4
ESTATE SALE Feb 6 & 7 from 10 a.m.
to 4 p.m., no early sales. Furniture, ap-
pliances, dishes, 3-wheel bike, electric
cart, many tools. Shopsmith. Cash
only. Turn at 2650 N. 13th St., Christ-
mas Village. House at No. 20 Christmas
Tree Lane, 360-426-5172. G 1/28-2/4
! ........... '00FMdngf°raBargaln?
Drop your line
in the
42.6-4412
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WE CAN BUILD 'EM START TO
FINISH OR DO-IT-YOURSELF
FARMERS
Custom designed in any size to fit your needs...
not our convenience, at competitive prices.
Call Art today
426-2411
32'x24'x10'
Two-Car Garage and Storage
20'x36'xS'
Horse Stable with
Feed and Tack Room
24'x48'x11'
s.o..no s,or. 00l[llllJ!
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IIIIIIIlU'lll I i ;11 Two-Car Garage
l,.j 11t'x7' Roll-Up Door ........
"MEET ME at the Auction." Grapeview
Fire Hall, February 6, 1-5:30 p.m. Free
refreshments. Tools, golf clubs, furni-
ture, dishes, etc., etc. Grapeview
Community Club benefit. Gl/28-2/4
BUY OR consign one item or an entire
estate. Serving the local area since
1963. References available, Lic #193.
Ken's Auction Service, 3707 Marvin
Road NE, Olympia. 491-6804. K1/14tfn
ANTICH AUCTION
FRIDAY & SATURDAY,
FEBRUARY 5 & 6
718 Z8TH
HOQUIAM, WA
2 DAY ESTATE ANTIQUE
EXTRAVAGANZA
AUCTION STARTS FR/DAY 6
P.M., SATURDAY 10 A.M.
Wonderful 1880's sales counter, oak
cash drawer, glass front book cases,
wrist & pocket watches, set of six
oak chairs, jewelry, pottery, Native
American items, 10th century
Chimu pottery, china cabinet, curio
cupboard, oak dropfront desk, buf-
fet, fishing creels, perfume bottles,
mannequin, tools, elegant glass,
shoe cupboard, gentleman's dresser,
Knickerbocker Raggedy Arms,
Dutch girl cookie jar, vintage cloth-
ing, cranberry picker, large glass
floats, platform rocker, armoire,
mini steam engines, kitchen stuff,
German canister set, display cases,
squash blossom necklace, TLR
Rollicord, Nikormat 35mm & lenses
& hundreds of interesting smalls...
PREVIEW FRIDAY 11-5
Lic# anticea562ms
TERMS: CASH, MC/VISA
532-7438
eantich@seanet.com
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FURNITURE WANTED, a y age or con-
dition. Call Frontier Antiques, 426-
7795. F2/4
PAYING CASH pre 1950 post cards,
photos, photo albums, toys, gambling
items, lamps, guns, knives, watches -
running or not, gold jewelry, Indian
items, old pottery, vases and dishes.
Call Frontier Antiques, 426-7795. F2/4
GOLD "N" Mill Realty and Property
Management. Now taking applications
for rentals, owner contract and real es-
tate listings, special discounts while we
are remodeling. Call Bonnie, Jay, or
Ken, 427-4255. G2/4
WELL-ESTABLISHED local company
hiring full time in house sales person.
Position has hourly pay and benefits.
Duties include sewicing established
customers and prospecting for new
customers. Preferably familiar with Ex-
cel and Word. Send resume and letter
of interest to Blind Box 576, c/o The
Journal, PC Box 430, Shelton WA
98584. 2/4-11
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ARE YOU a WorkFirst participant? Do
you enjoy and want to work with young
children? If you answered yes call the
Childcare Careers Program to find out
about our free training program. Call
Nina, 956-9830. $2/4-3/4
INFORMATION SERVICES Technician
for Mason County Public Works/ER&R
Department. $2,435 to $2,964/mo.
Provides corrective & preventative
maintenance of the County's PC's, IBM
AS400 and PBX systems. Requires:
High school grad or GED & at least one
year of formal education in computer
sciences or related field; OR three
years experience in configuration, op-
eration, and upgrade of PCs. Experi-
ence desired in System 36/AS 400,
PBX maint., and automated billing sys-
tem. Applications required & available
at the Mason County Human Resourc-
es, 411 N Fifth St, Shelton WA 98584 or
call (360) 427-7265. Closes 2/19/99 at
5 p.m. M2/4-11
Answers to Super Crossword
SKOKOMISH INDIAN TRIBE Invites
applications for the position of TRIBAL
MANAGER Opens: January 20, 1999
Closes: February 26, 1999 The Skoko-
mesh Indian Nation is located at the
base of the majestic Olympic Moun-
tains where the Skokomish River meets
the picturesque Hood Canal. NATURE
OF WORK: The Tribal Manager is re-
sponsible for the execution of tribal
laws and policies, for organizational
leadership, and for the overall planning,
coordination, supervision, and monitor-
ing of all administrative, business and
governmental functions of the Skoko-
mesh Indian Tribe. This position is under
the direct supervision of the Skoko-
mesh Tdbal Council and requires an em-
ployment contract. MINIMUM QUALIFI-
CATIONS: Four-year degree, emphasis
on Business Administration or Public
Administration AND five years respon-
sible experience in the supervision or
management of multifaceted programs.
OR Progressively responsible experi-
ence substituted on a month to month
basis for a four-year degree. OR
Graduate level course work in business
or public administration substituted on
a month to month basis, up to 18
months, for experience. AND Satisfac-
tory results of a criminal background
and reference check. AND CONFIDEN-
TIALITY: In addition to knowledge of
confidential tribal information, this po-
sition may require knowledge of confi-
dential personal information regarding
clients. The employee may be required
to sign a'confidentiality agreement.
Violation of this agreement shall result
in immediate dismissal. DRUG-FREE
WORKPLACE POLICY: The Skokomish
Tribe is committed to providing quality
work and services by providing a
healthy, safe, drug-free workplace for
its employees, council members, and
the community in which it serves. To
achieve this goal, final applicants for
employment will be tested for illegal
drugs and for alcohol after receiving a
conditional job offer. PREFERENCE:
Indian preference policy applies. First
priority will be given to enrolled Skoko-
mish tribal members. Second prefer-
ence will be given to qualified Native
American applicants who provide proof
of enrollment in a federally-recognized
tribe. Applicants not entitled to, or who
fail to claim Indian preferences, will re-
ceive consideration withOUt regard to
ethnic/national origin, marital status,
sexual orientation, religion, disability
status, or membership in the tribal or-
ganization. Please send resumes to:
Skokomish Tribe's Personnel Depart-
ment, N 80 Tnbal Center Road, Shelton,
WA 98584 or fax (360) 877,5943. $2/4-
25
THE SKOKOMISH INDIAN TRIBE
SEEKS A HOUSING SPECIALIST/
PLANNER: The Housing Specialist/
Planner will be responsible for providing
technical assistance in the area of
planning and grant-writing to the Sko-
komish Tribe and SPSITHA staff. The
position will also provide direct admin-
istration of the Tribal Housing Improve-
ment Program funding through the Bu-
reau of Indian Affairs. Knowledge, abili-
ty, skills and qualifications: BA re-
quired. BA in planning or human/social
services preferred. Grant Writing,
technical writing skills required. Excel-
lent communication skills required. The
Specialist/Planner must be familiar with
tribal and federal procurement and con-
tracting specifications development
process including the bidding, bonding
and insurance requirements. Must be
bondable and have a driving record
consistent with the requirements of the
Skokomish Indian Tribe's insurance
provider. The employee may be re-
quired to sign a confidentiality agree-
ment with violation of this agreement
resulting in immediate dismissal. Final
applicants for employment will be test-
ed for illegal drugs and for alcohol after
receiving a conditional job offer. Indian
preference policy applies. Closing
Date: Feb. 12, 1999. Send resumes to
the Skokomish Indian Tribe's Person-
nel Dept. N 80 Tribal Center Road,
Shelton, WA 98584 or fax (360) 877-
5943. For more information call (360)
426-4232 ext. 220. S2/4-11
SMALL PRODUCTION woodshop seek-
ing highly motivated persons to pro-
duce quality items. Employees must be
dedicated, enjoy doing your best, be
reliable and able to learn. Send applica-
tions to PC Box 608, Shelton WA
98584. Looking for immediate hire.
P 1/28-2/4
SUPPLEMENTAL HOME Health/Ho.
spice RNs, LPNs & NACa Providence
CITY OF Shelton Job Announcement
Job Title: Surfacewater Engineer Sal-
ary Range: $3,192-$3,671 per month
DOQ Date of Closing: February 19,
1999 This position assists the City En-
gineer with administration and manage-
ment of the Surfacewater Drainage
Master Plan, including review of drain-
age plans prepared by developers and
inspection of construction of drainage
facilities, and in addition shall be re-
sponsible for the successful adminis-
tration and completion of a Stormwater
Grant through the Centennial Clean
Water Fund. This is a non-union, non-
civil service position with benefits. Un-
dergraduate degree in engineering
(civil, agricultural, forestry, or a closely
related field) from accredited four year
college or university; and three (3)
years of progressively responsible ex-
perience in a civil engineering position;
or possess an Engineer-in-training cer-
tificate or the ability to obtain such
within twelve (12) months from date of
hire. Special, Desired Qualifications:
Registered Professional Engineer; ex-
perience with AutoCad. For a complete
job announcement, job description, and
application packet, contact City Hall,
310 W. Cota Street, Shelton, WA 98584
at (360) 426-9731 during normal busi-
ness hours. EOE. Cl/28-2/4
PART-TIME JANITORIAL workers, 6
p.m.-10 p.m. daily, Shelton area. Call
943-4700. S 1/28-2/4
HAIRSTYLISTS FOR busy TGF Hair-
cutters Shelton salon. Great pay,
medical/dental, 401K, vacation. Full or
part-time, 206-232-8008. T1/21-2./11
LOOKING FOR motivated persons that
have small woodshop willing to do piece
work. Must have air compressor, chop
saw, table saw and router table. Possi-
ble to earn $100 per day. Send applica-
tions to PC Box 608, Shelton WA
98584. P 1/28-2/4
HOUSE SITTER needed full-time or
live-in. Three school children plus pro-
fessional. Light house cleaning, laun-
dry, breakfast, lunches and dinner.
Must have own car and insurance.
Drive children, run errands. $800
monthly. 360-277-3155. C2/4
ADOPT-A-PET Kennels are in need of
volunteer help. From 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., 1
day a week. But, these hours can be
adjusted. Your help would be greatly
appreciated, please call 426-2610 or
our new Website at www.aap-wa.org for
more details. A4/30tfn
THE SKOKOMISH Indian Tribe is seek-
ing qualified applicants for the position
of Personnel Manager. The Personnel
Manager is responsible for planning
and carrying out policies relating to all
phases of human resources. Must
have an AA degree in Office Adminis-
tration, Business, or closely related
field from a two-year college or techni-
cal school and five years related ex-
perience and/or training. BA degree in
Human Resources and 2 years related
experience preferred. Salary range:
$24,000-$27,000 annually DOQ/Ex-
perience. Indian preference policy ap-
plies. Position closes February 15,
1999. Send resume to: The Skokomish
Indian Tribe, Attn.: PERSONNEL N. 80
Tribal Center Road, Shelton, WA 98584
or fax to (360) 877-5943. To request an
application and/or job description con-
tact Personnel at (360) 426-4232 ext.
220.
MAN WITH disability needs work.
Graphic arts, sign making assembly,
telephones, people skills. Can work at
home or your place of business, if ac-
cessible. Have own transportation.
Very reliable. (360) 426-0925. Ml/14-
2/4
WILL RUN errands, clean house, wash
windows, clean yards/garages/base-
ments, transport pets to vet or ? Gro-
cery shop, pick up medicine, water
plants, check on house when you're on
vacation, help with garage sales. Give
us a call, no work too small or too large.
Reasonable prices. 426-1290, Anne.
$1/14-2/4
PERSONAL CARE aide available for
home care. References and creden-
tials. Compassionate and discrete.
877-9610. P 1/28-2/4
Reputation for Quality
Our people have over 21 years of service to the Pacific Northwest with thousands
of satisfied customers.
One of the leading poet.frame builders In Mason County.
We can custom design at competitive pdces, any width, length or height required
with no penalty In pdce.
Choose from s wide range of buildings... Airplane hangars Carports
Garages Mobile home covers Warehouses Horse arenas end stables
Machine storage and shops
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seeking supplemental RNs, LPNa and
NACs for the Shelton Office. These po-
sitions will cover vacation, sick and
other days off. Requlrements include BEAUTY SHOP for sale. Established
graduate of an aceredlted school and Allyn one chair shop needs stylist to
current Wa. State llcensure/certifi- take over large friendly clientele. Call
catlon. A minimum of one year nursing 360-456-5438, leave name and num-
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JOHN'S CREEK Country Kids has
openings available. Licensed 10 years
in Shelton. Mt. View school district.
USDA food program. 426-7669.
N1/14tfn
TODDLE IN Daycare has 2 openings.
All ages. Meals provided. Fun and
learning games. t. View School dis-
trict. Deanna, 427-6314. K1/21-2/11
GUITARIST LOOKING for bass and
drums to play rock. Tom Petty, Collec-
tive Soul, originals, etc. Call Bob at
898-4289. G 1/28-2/18
IMAGES GALLERY & Gifts. Sign up
now for classes. Painting with water-
colors, Robert Chamberlain. Painting
with oils, Lori Zimmerman. Basic draw-
ing, Jora Lee. Classes begin in Febru-
ary. Hoodsport, 360-877-0991. 11/21-
2/11
PERCUSSION, DRUM lessons. All
ages. For beginners or advanced. Call
Jay at (360) 458-3924 or leave mes-
sage, 426-2255. $2/4-11
CELLO, BASS and electric bass les-
sons including music theory, ear train-
ing and advanced techniques. Also of-
fering beginning violin and keyboard.
21 years experience. Call Dave, 427-
5487. P9/17tfn
BRIGHT, VERY attractive and accom-
plished woman, late 50s, seeking a
special man for lively conversation and
shared interests. Initial contact by
mail. PC Box 2464, Shelton WA 98584.
S1/28-2/4
EXCITING GUIDE teaches you how to
make good money from your home.
Send a SASE to O'Neill P.O. Box 8185
Port Orchard, WA 98366. O1/14-2/4
TENANT PROBLEMS? Attorney evic-
tions. Fast, efficient. $205, collection
recovery, small claims. G.P.S.F. Bond-
ed. 253-472-1072. or 1-800-925-1520.
G1 2/24-3111
COMPUMEDIA. GRAPHICS,
bulk mailing, e-mail photos,
toration - black & white or color.
tos on CDs or floppies. Fax,
laminate. 427-2824. 112 West
Shelton. C1/14-2/4
HONEY-DO-SERVICES
tenance, 426-7952. M12/10tfn
HOUSE CLEANING
ing by month. Licensed,
available, 5 years serving
Shelton. For free estimate, call
432-0235 or voice-mail 401"
D1/21-2/11
NORTHRIDGE CON=
pentry, concrete work, sheds,
carports, exposed
finished flatwork. Also
mobile home runners and
Quality guaranteed,
Rl/28-2/18
ROOFING-INTERIOR/exterior
carpentry, finish work, custon
sure washing, remodeling,
tured home repairs, solar
stalled. Call Dave 427-4237.
#DAVIDWG044KU. W1/14-3/4
ROOF GUTTER cleaning,
services. Moss removal and
Cad's Construction 427-1484.
DAVID CASEY Painting. Inter
teriors, mobile homes.
enameled 20
ence. 426-0235.
D2/2tfn
JACK FROST Construction
257N1. Thirty-five years
quality craftsmanship, remodeling,
construction, decks, garage
ports, cabins, additions or
Dependable service anytime,
0953. F8/3tfn
RUDOLL
man Service. Remodels,
repairs, Lic. #RUDOLD0541
1990. R6/6ffn
PAINTING? CALL Tozier
Value for close out specials.
$3 per gallon, 426-2411, ask for
T 12/5tfn
HAKOLA'S TREE
Danger tree falling,
topping, limbing, stumping.
bonded and insured. Free
Lic. #601-312-066, 426-5234.
DUMP TRUCK for hire.
vating, topsoil, rock, brush,
demolition and debris. Call
ing, 426-9047, In truck:
Z7/3tfn
LOST KEIKO, 6-mo old black Lab, blue
collar. Last seen Mason-Benson Rd.
427-7716 or 426-7423. C2/4-11
EXTRA LARGE and large Burmese py-
thons varying from 8 ft. to 15 ft. One
Albino available. Prices $75 to $250.
Rats also available, small to large. 427-
4174. O1/28-2/18
QUALITY GRASS hay. No tansy. U-
haul, $3 bale. Twin River Ranch, 426-
1023. R1/7-2/25
RAZORBACK FENCE Company, spe-
cializing in livestock fence installation,
hole drilling, post driving. Free esti-
mates. 427-6201. License #RAZOR.
FC0660Z. R t 2/14tfn
ALFALFA FOR sale, by bale or ton.
Semi load available. Will deliver. Eve-
nings 426-3633. G11/9tfn
EXCELLENT EASTERN Washington al-
falfa hay, $7 per bale. 426-1803.
P 10/22tf n
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426.4412
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TREE
Topping
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Stump Insured
grinding
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