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LEGAL NOTICES
PROBATE NO. 99 4 00025 1
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON IN AND FOR
rile COUNTY OF MASON
In the Matter of the Estate of FRANCIS K.
HtCKAM, Deceased.
the undersigned has been appointed and
tas qualified as personal representative (PR)
::,l 1he estate of the above-named Decedent.
Each person having a claim against the De-
,:edcmt must serve the claim on the under-
;gned PR or on the attorney of record and
mt J:t file an executed copy of the claim with the
(;lek of the Court within four months after the
date of first publication of this notice or within
lout months after the date of the filing of this
notice with the Clerk of the Court, whichever is
the later, or the clmm will be barred, except
under those provisions included in RCW
11 40.011.
Date of filing copy of notice to creditors: 1-
Y.}99
Date of first publication: February 4, 1999
PR' RONALD J FOX
John C. Cain, Attorney at Law
802 i'4onl Second Street
Tacoma, Washington 98403
(253) 572.83.t8
2/4-11-18 3t
NOTICE OF HEARING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the
3oar(l of Mason County Commissioners will
hell a public hearmg in the Commission
Chambers at the Mason County Courthouse,
Buitdirg I. 411 NOrth Fifth Street, Shelton,
WasMngton on Tuesday, February 16, 1999
at 10:15 a.m.
SAID HEARING will be to consider re-
moving utility and drainage easements be-
tween Lots 38 & 39, Block 3, Division 18, in the
Plat of Lake Cushman.
I1 questions or special accommodations,
please r;ontact the Cornmissioners' office, 427-
)f;70. Ext. 419.
DATED this 19th day of January, 1999.
BOAF{D OF COUNTY COMMISSION-
R q
MASON COUNTY, WASHINGTON
/s/Rebecca S. Rogers
HABITAT HI00ANI00
Outstanding in their field
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY volunteers pose Friday in nonprofit organization that helps put families in need
front of the Angleside-area houses they helped build - into affordable housing. From left are Marj Schilling,
the first two such low-income projects of the local husband Rex Schilling, Gene Roberts and Bill Woods.
Rebecca S, Rogers, Clerk of the Board
2/4-11 2t
LEGAL NOTICES
ABANDONED VEHICLE SALE
IN COMPLIANCE WITH CHAPTER 42,
tK;W 4655130, LAW OF 1969, FIRST EX-
tRAORDINARY SESSION, AS AMENDED
BY C;HAPTER 281, NOTICE IS HEREBY
GWEN THAT JIM'S AUTOMOTIVE, 809 S.
let St, SHELl"ON, WASHINGTON 98584,
WILL A1 PUBLIC AUCTION ON Feb. 12,
i 999, AT t:30 PM. SELL FOR CASH TO THE
tflGHEST BIDDER THE FOLLOWING DE-
SCP, IBED VEHICLES:
1984 Ptym. Tourismo, LIC #458GUG
1972 Ford Van, LIC #508 CLS
1979 Datsun B210, LIC 824BYZ
1982 Buick Skylark, LIC #LDY744
t 978 Che W P/U, LIC #XN2385
1968 FORD P/U, LIC #86558X
1976 FORD MAVERICK, LIC #KYK425
VEHICLES AVAILABLE AT 10:30 A.M.
FOR INSPECTION.
JIMS AUTOMOTIVE
R[::G #5006
2/41t
ABANDONED VEHICLE AUCTION
In compliance with Chapter 42, RCW
46.55.130, Law of 1969, First Extraordinary
Session, as amended by Chapter 281, notice is
hereby given that A-1 Towing, NE 3571 North
Shore Road, Belfair, Washington 98528, will at
Public Auction on 2-8-99 at 12:pro, will for cash
to the highest bidder, the following described
vehicles:
1987 DODGE COLT, LIC. #320FQF
1981 DATSUN MAXMA, LIC #516AHS
1984 FORD VAN, LIC #LG2461
1974 FORD RANCHERO, LIC #GW6641
1986 DODGE ARIES, LIC. #488HQQ
Vehicles available at 11:00 AM for inspec-
tion
A-One Towing
(360) 275-7513
Reg.#5505
2t41t
Su )er Crossword
ACROSS 54 Black bird 94 Suggested
1 Former S§ Cake Indirectly
Egyptian VIP Ingredients @S Special
6 Fruit-flavored 57 Compensate peflods
desserts $8 Emerald Isle 97 Fits of pique
10 Quantity of $g Analyze a 98 Story of
paper sentence heroic deeds
14'Brother, can 60 Central 99 Kentucky
you spare American bluegrass
--?' timber tree 102 This, In
19 Author Jong 62 Rural dance Spain
20 Diplomat's Idle? 104 Pikelike fish
asset 83 Nest of lOS Mounteln
21 Handle pheasants lake
22 "Olympia" 64 Speed up 106 Macaw
painter 85 Polish log Sphires
23 Wimbledon scientist who 111 Small fruit
wmner of discovered pie
1975 radium 113 Crescent-
25 "The Man tn 67 Word before shaped
Black" meeting or 115 Seize
27 Network media suddenly
28 Breakfast 68 Religious 118 Midnight
nook brothers equestrian
30 -- prscedant 69 Queen of the 11g She was
31 City In Sicily theater "Peter Pan"
32 Flflhy place 75 Island or Bay 121 Follow as a
33 Hodgepodge 78 Swab result
34 Stammering 81 The Bard's 122 List follower
sounds river 123 Affirm
36 TV actress 82 Greek 124 Delia or
Lee market place Pee Wee
38 Poetic 83 Banish 125 High-spirited
conlraction 84 Book or horse
39 Oil-produ¢- worthy 126 Highway
era' org lead in hauler
40 Remains in 85 Emulate 127 Monster's
readiness 87 Wield a blue lo¢h?
42 Ironwood pencil 128 Msry-
Workshop on plantings
set to precede tree sale
The Mason Conservation Dis-
trict will sponsor a pre-tree-sale
workshop on Wednesday, Febru-
ary 17, in Shelton.
The workshop will be held from
6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the William
G. Reed Public Library, Seventh
and Alder streets. In connection
with its annual native plant sale
on March 6, the conservation dis-
trict is providing the February 17
workshop for those interested in
learning more about the trees be-
song prefix 80 Await
4 Yearn 46 Arthudan settlement
5 Greek letter lady 84 Dog In
6 Style of type 47 Spanish "Peter Pan"
7 Bay on the muralist 86 Spend them
coast of 48 He was In Florence
Maine married to 89 Make the
8 She loved Shirley contract
Narcissus Temple legal
9 First host of 50 On -- 91 Savor
"The Tonight (equivalent 93 Clock face
tbre placing their orders.
Guest speaker will be Maureen
Beckstead from Wildlife Oasis
Design, who will tell participants
about where and how to grow na-
tive trees and plants to attract
wildlife. There will also be a slide
show and a demonstration about
how to plant a bare root tree.
There is no fee for the work-
shop. To sign up, call Jeanene
Campbell at 427-9436.
00usin
00ournal
BARBARA SCHMIDT is the new account executive for
KPS Health Plans for Thurston and South Mason Coun-
ties in the recently opened KPS office in Olympia at 1700
Cooper Point Road SW, Unit C5.
FERGUSON AND GARDNER Flowers and Gifts is one
Show" to) 94 Sheik's
10 Rule, in Indte 81 Celcutte garb retreat
11 Baseball's 52 Auld lang -- 96 Barrel
Slaughter 54 Stimulating strips
12 Son of Jacob rubdown 98 Minor
13 Virgil's 58 Rigidly woodland
birthplace 59 Turkish deities
14 Tan or official 99 John and
Vanderbilt 61 Uncanny Paul
15 Freshwater 64 Chinese 100 Female
fish dynasty praying
18 Senseless 68 Preserve !i@ure
17 Middle, In food 101 Mistreat
law 67 Household 103 Sharp
18 "-- Frome" 6g Companion mountain
24 Chest of hounds crest
sounds 70 Anagram of 105 Biblical
28 Of course: vile weeds
slang 71 Word before 106 Russian
29 Assam seat or set union
silkworm 72 Hebrew letter 107 Elevate
33 Gem stone 73 Iroquoisn 108 Baseball's
35 Flow Indians Doubleday
copiously 74 Coin of 110 Turn
37 Winglike Thallend around e
39 Algerian 75 Harry's First pivot
seaport Lady 112 London
40 Not as good 78 Wheel streetcer
of six flower shops in the Northwest to be featured at the
Tacoma Home and Garden Show at the Tacoma Dome now
through February 7. The display is oriental "high style,"
according to a spokesperson for the shop. A talent-contest
entry from Ferguson and Gardner is also displayed in the
lobby of the Tacoma Dome.
CANDY BOUQUET opened for business Monday in the
Mercantile Building at 221 West Railroad. Owners Dar-
leen Westermann and Susan Root are adding touches of
their own in the local outlet of the franchise, which incor-
porates more than 300 stores. Bulk candy, non-floral bou-
quets and gift baskets, gourmet food items, specialty bath
products and delivery are among the offerings. The store is
in the former site of Carole's Jewelry at the front of the
building.
tree 88 Kill violently Moore 41 Greek letter spindles
44 "Faust" and 8g Drawing DOWN 43 Volcanic 77 Arbltrlry
"Carmen" room 1 Brands with mountain on order
47 Sun porches 90 Ropes. a hot Iron Ross Island 78 Shed
49 Torment sessor's 2 Sovereign s 44 Word before feathers
repeatedly dOCument decree sea or sects1 79 Sioux
53 Kind of cod I)2 Earphones 3 Short, simple 45 Around: Indian
r r r- --r- F rr-r r
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Page 30 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, February 4, 1999
114 Wheel hub
118 Jane or Zena
117 See -- (gel
angry)
118 Yale grid.
120 Louvre
display
iiF T'F" TJ--
o
I
Answers
are on
page 26
II
I
++
Febuary 8-12, 1999
Hood Canal Shelton
MONDAY: Breakfast: Cinnamon MONDAY: Breakfast: Cereal, toast.
bread, hot cocoa. Lunch: Toasted Lunch: Five Star Smart (salad) Bar.
ham and cheese sandwich, tomato Teriyaki dippers, fluffy rice, graham
soup, applesauce, milk. crackers, milk. -
TUESDAY: Breakfast: Sausage on TUESDAY: Breakfast: Waffles.
a stick. Lunch: Nachos, buttered Lunch: Five Star Smart (salad) Bar. Soft
corn, peas, blueberry cake, milk. tacos, bar cookie, chocolate milk.
WEDNESDAY: Breakfast: Waffles, WEDNESDAY: Breakfast: Berry
sausage. Lunch: Ham-it-up spa- scone. Lunch: Five Star Smarf (salad)
Bar." Pepperoni pizza, peanut butter
ghetti, buttered roll, green beans, cookie, milk.
animal crackers, chocolate milk. THURSDAY: Breakfast: Biscuits with
THURSDAY: Breakfast: Hash- sausage, egg and cheese. Lunch: Five
brown casserole, toast. Lunch: Star Smart (salad) Bar. Burritos, fruit
Sloppy Joe, tater tots, fruit Jello, crisp, milk.
peach crisp, milk. FRIDAY: Breakfast: Pop tart. Lunch:
FRIDAY: Breakfast: Pancakes. Five Star Smart (salad) Bar. Heart-
Lunch: Pepperoni pizza, buttered shape chicken nuggets, Valentine,
corn, fresh pears, juice bar, milk. cookie, chocolate milk.
L WEST COAST BANK r1,,111
Formerly Centennial Bank
Hoodsport Shelton
• N. 24341 Hwy. 101 & 2307 Olympic Hwy. N
877-5272 426-5581
Many volunteer positions are
available in Mason County
through The Volunteer Center-
Retired and Senior Volunteer
Program. The following jobs are
open to people of all ages. Call
Beth Church at 426-3405 for in-
formation on any of the jobs, re-
ferring to the number at the end
of the item you're interested in,
• A state agency providing ser-
vices to children and families in
Shelton is looking ibr volunteers
to serve as tutors, parent mentors
and friendly visitors. It also needs
professional carpenters, electri-
cians and educators who can
donate services. (2086-2311
• Chore team members are
needed to help seniors and "less
abled persons" with light house-
IIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll
)Vlarriage
£icenses
IIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll
Applying for marriage licenses
during the week, accordmg to tbe
Mason County Auditor's Office,
were:
Chip Thomas Proctor, 37,
Hoodsport, and Jean Butler, 35,
Hoodsport.
Nathan Geoffrey Gardner, 18,
Belfair, and Lynette M. Pitman,
18, Belfair.
Jason Alexander Chamberlain,
19, Shelton, and Barbara Alexan-
dria Merifield, 19, Shelton.
Kelly J. Hill, 39, Union, and
Darlene Clay, 37, Union.
) )/aSOn
ounty
usiness
Directory
Want action?
Call an expert to help you.
i Insurance
Tired el shopping? Let us do il for you! Auto- Home- Boat
• Lile - Health - Business Prelerred Risk? We locale the
Iovmst cost, Inaurence is our only business.
Arnold & Smith
Insurance Agency
1535 Olympic Highway N. 426-3317
i Printing • 1
Advertising Tabloids
• Newspapers
• Magazines
Just about anything except U.S. currency!
426-4412
-00#-7o.rnal
keeping and laundry servic$
(0008-0263)
• Convalescent home residedJ
need friendly visitors and c05"
panionship. Volunteers can c0"
verse, listen, read and make n¢
friends. They can keep reside
mentally stimulated and uP "t¢
date on current events by readi. |
from area newspapers, local 1|
tory and humor. (2014-2321) 4
• A school organizer is need
tbr Pacific Peaks Girl Scout CotS"
cil. 2 he w>lunteer would take [
ers into schools and assist w
recruiting girls and adults. MilP..,
age is reimbursed. Girl Sc0U,
troop leaders are also need'Ca
(2096-2284)
• Crisis Clinic of Mason CotS
ty seeks crisis interwmtion ph0e|
workers to answer calls from 1.|
pie in emotional crisis or Wl0|
need inibrmation and referralt|
humar service resources. Tr £'=
ing is provided. (2062-2107) ,
• A delivery driver is neededt°
bring meals to homebound sei
citizens. A dependable vehicle.
necessary. Mileage is reimburse.;
()ve} 136 homebound seniors rell
on this essentia] volunteer se!
vice. (2055-0600)
LUNCH
MENU
February 8-12
Monday: Burrflo, salsa and
sour cream, corn, ice juicy,
milk.
Tuesday: Corn dog, maca-
roni salad, chips, celery
sticks, pears, milk.
Wednesday: Cheeseburger, I|
fries, lettuce, orange, fruit roll-I|
up, milk. !1
Thursday: Chicken nuggetS, I|
pretzel, carrot sticks, apple,]|
,,,ilk. I:i
Friday: Early release, no lunch. J[
Anyone living or working in tMl[
Pi<)}lccr School District is eligiblgll
to join Simpson Community "-II
I:ederal Credit Union. J|
526 W. Cedar
Shelton churches invite
you to attend services
Faith Lutheran
\\;LDI/v@ Church, E.L.C.A.
.,n . k Intersection of
13th and 'C'
Neil Thompson
,O M Oa.: 426-8611
SHELTON :
PRESBYTERI/
FELLOWSHIP
Servtce: Sunday 10:,30 a.lll'
W)rship ", '
Christian Education classes 9:00 a.'
Interim Home
Seventh-Day Adventist Churel
210 W. Shelton Valley Road
"SPIRIT IN ACTION"
432-8696
Mt. Olive I1
Lutheran Churc
Missouri Synod I !
206 East Wyandotte Ave. ,. I |
Christian Education ........................ 9:15 a,'[ |
Worship (Nursery Available) ........ t0:30 a'"" I |
Sermon:
Worship ........................................ 9:00 "Why To Care About Y2K" J
Christian Education .......... 10:15 a.m. Office 426-6353 _ I
Preschool/Daycare • 427-316b I
Contemporary Worship ... 11:15 a.m. Visit us on the web at: |
www.netcom.com/mtoliv,,,,J
Wednesday Fellowship ...... 6:30 p.m.
SUNMETHODIST CHURCIt
1900 King Street Reverend Steve Schroeder 426.417[
First Service... 8:30 a.m. NurserY[
Sunday School... 9:30 a.m. AvaaZ l
Second Service... 10:45 a.m. "Because we care ..." j
The Episcopal Church Welcomes You
Come As You Are
St. David's
J 1 [ 4th and Cedar, Shelton
Sunday, 7:30 and 10:30 a.m.
Misa en Espaaol Cada Domingos 5:00 p.m.
Rev. D. J. Maddux, Rector Home: 426-2268 Office: 426-8472
..,,,I
I SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURC"00 [
J 210W SheltonValley Road • 426-2776 |
J 9:30 and I I:00 am Saturday • Paul Weigley, pastor
ISHELTON VALLEY ADVENTIST S(
201 W Shelton Valley Road • 426-4198
Grades K-8 • Candy Johnston, principal
LEGAL NOTICES
PROBATE NO. 99 4 00025 1
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON IN AND FOR
rile COUNTY OF MASON
In the Matter of the Estate of FRANCIS K.
HtCKAM, Deceased.
the undersigned has been appointed and
tas qualified as personal representative (PR)
::,l 1he estate of the above-named Decedent.
Each person having a claim against the De-
,:edcmt must serve the claim on the under-
;gned PR or on the attorney of record and
mt J:t file an executed copy of the claim with the
(;lek of the Court within four months after the
date of first publication of this notice or within
lout months after the date of the filing of this
notice with the Clerk of the Court, whichever is
the later, or the clmm will be barred, except
under those provisions included in RCW
11 40.011.
Date of filing copy of notice to creditors: 1-
Y.}99
Date of first publication: February 4, 1999
PR' RONALD J FOX
John C. Cain, Attorney at Law
802 i'4onl Second Street
Tacoma, Washington 98403
(253) 572.83.t8
2/4-11-18 3t
NOTICE OF HEARING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the
3oar(l of Mason County Commissioners will
hell a public hearmg in the Commission
Chambers at the Mason County Courthouse,
Buitdirg I. 411 NOrth Fifth Street, Shelton,
WasMngton on Tuesday, February 16, 1999
at 10:15 a.m.
SAID HEARING will be to consider re-
moving utility and drainage easements be-
tween Lots 38 & 39, Block 3, Division 18, in the
Plat of Lake Cushman.
I1 questions or special accommodations,
please r;ontact the Cornmissioners' office, 427-
)f;70. Ext. 419.
DATED this 19th day of January, 1999.
BOAF{D OF COUNTY COMMISSION-
R q
MASON COUNTY, WASHINGTON
/s/Rebecca S. Rogers
HABITAT HI00ANI00
Outstanding in their field
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY volunteers pose Friday in nonprofit organization that helps put families in need
front of the Angleside-area houses they helped build - into affordable housing. From left are Marj Schilling,
the first two such low-income projects of the local husband Rex Schilling, Gene Roberts and Bill Woods.
Rebecca S, Rogers, Clerk of the Board
2/4-11 2t
LEGAL NOTICES
ABANDONED VEHICLE SALE
IN COMPLIANCE WITH CHAPTER 42,
tK;W 4655130, LAW OF 1969, FIRST EX-
tRAORDINARY SESSION, AS AMENDED
BY C;HAPTER 281, NOTICE IS HEREBY
GWEN THAT JIM'S AUTOMOTIVE, 809 S.
let St, SHELl"ON, WASHINGTON 98584,
WILL A1 PUBLIC AUCTION ON Feb. 12,
i 999, AT t:30 PM. SELL FOR CASH TO THE
tflGHEST BIDDER THE FOLLOWING DE-
SCP, IBED VEHICLES:
1984 Ptym. Tourismo, LIC #458GUG
1972 Ford Van, LIC #508 CLS
1979 Datsun B210, LIC 824BYZ
1982 Buick Skylark, LIC #LDY744
t 978 Che W P/U, LIC #XN2385
1968 FORD P/U, LIC #86558X
1976 FORD MAVERICK, LIC #KYK425
VEHICLES AVAILABLE AT 10:30 A.M.
FOR INSPECTION.
JIMS AUTOMOTIVE
R[::G #5006
2/41t
ABANDONED VEHICLE AUCTION
In compliance with Chapter 42, RCW
46.55.130, Law of 1969, First Extraordinary
Session, as amended by Chapter 281, notice is
hereby given that A-1 Towing, NE 3571 North
Shore Road, Belfair, Washington 98528, will at
Public Auction on 2-8-99 at 12:pro, will for cash
to the highest bidder, the following described
vehicles:
1987 DODGE COLT, LIC. #320FQF
1981 DATSUN MAXMA, LIC #516AHS
1984 FORD VAN, LIC #LG2461
1974 FORD RANCHERO, LIC #GW6641
1986 DODGE ARIES, LIC. #488HQQ
Vehicles available at 11:00 AM for inspec-
tion
A-One Towing
(360) 275-7513
Reg.#5505
2t41t
Su )er Crossword
ACROSS 54 Black bird 94 Suggested
1 Former S§ Cake Indirectly
Egyptian VIP Ingredients @S Special
6 Fruit-flavored 57 Compensate peflods
desserts $8 Emerald Isle 97 Fits of pique
10 Quantity of $g Analyze a 98 Story of
paper sentence heroic deeds
14'Brother, can 60 Central 99 Kentucky
you spare American bluegrass
--?' timber tree 102 This, In
19 Author Jong 62 Rural dance Spain
20 Diplomat's Idle? 104 Pikelike fish
asset 83 Nest of lOS Mounteln
21 Handle pheasants lake
22 "Olympia" 64 Speed up 106 Macaw
painter 85 Polish log Sphires
23 Wimbledon scientist who 111 Small fruit
wmner of discovered pie
1975 radium 113 Crescent-
25 "The Man tn 67 Word before shaped
Black" meeting or 115 Seize
27 Network media suddenly
28 Breakfast 68 Religious 118 Midnight
nook brothers equestrian
30 -- prscedant 69 Queen of the 11g She was
31 City In Sicily theater "Peter Pan"
32 Flflhy place 75 Island or Bay 121 Follow as a
33 Hodgepodge 78 Swab result
34 Stammering 81 The Bard's 122 List follower
sounds river 123 Affirm
36 TV actress 82 Greek 124 Delia or
Lee market place Pee Wee
38 Poetic 83 Banish 125 High-spirited
conlraction 84 Book or horse
39 Oil-produ¢- worthy 126 Highway
era' org lead in hauler
40 Remains in 85 Emulate 127 Monster's
readiness 87 Wield a blue lo¢h?
42 Ironwood pencil 128 Msry-
Workshop on plantings
set to precede tree sale
The Mason Conservation Dis-
trict will sponsor a pre-tree-sale
workshop on Wednesday, Febru-
ary 17, in Shelton.
The workshop will be held from
6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the William
G. Reed Public Library, Seventh
and Alder streets. In connection
with its annual native plant sale
on March 6, the conservation dis-
trict is providing the February 17
workshop for those interested in
learning more about the trees be-
song prefix 80 Await
4 Yearn 46 Arthudan settlement
5 Greek letter lady 84 Dog In
6 Style of type 47 Spanish "Peter Pan"
7 Bay on the muralist 86 Spend them
coast of 48 He was In Florence
Maine married to 89 Make the
8 She loved Shirley contract
Narcissus Temple legal
9 First host of 50 On -- 91 Savor
"The Tonight (equivalent 93 Clock face
tbre placing their orders.
Guest speaker will be Maureen
Beckstead from Wildlife Oasis
Design, who will tell participants
about where and how to grow na-
tive trees and plants to attract
wildlife. There will also be a slide
show and a demonstration about
how to plant a bare root tree.
There is no fee for the work-
shop. To sign up, call Jeanene
Campbell at 427-9436.
00usin
00ournal
BARBARA SCHMIDT is the new account executive for
KPS Health Plans for Thurston and South Mason Coun-
ties in the recently opened KPS office in Olympia at 1700
Cooper Point Road SW, Unit C5.
FERGUSON AND GARDNER Flowers and Gifts is one
Show" to) 94 Sheik's
10 Rule, in Indte 81 Celcutte garb retreat
11 Baseball's 52 Auld lang -- 96 Barrel
Slaughter 54 Stimulating strips
12 Son of Jacob rubdown 98 Minor
13 Virgil's 58 Rigidly woodland
birthplace 59 Turkish deities
14 Tan or official 99 John and
Vanderbilt 61 Uncanny Paul
15 Freshwater 64 Chinese 100 Female
fish dynasty praying
18 Senseless 68 Preserve !i@ure
17 Middle, In food 101 Mistreat
law 67 Household 103 Sharp
18 "-- Frome" 6g Companion mountain
24 Chest of hounds crest
sounds 70 Anagram of 105 Biblical
28 Of course: vile weeds
slang 71 Word before 106 Russian
29 Assam seat or set union
silkworm 72 Hebrew letter 107 Elevate
33 Gem stone 73 Iroquoisn 108 Baseball's
35 Flow Indians Doubleday
copiously 74 Coin of 110 Turn
37 Winglike Thallend around e
39 Algerian 75 Harry's First pivot
seaport Lady 112 London
40 Not as good 78 Wheel streetcer
of six flower shops in the Northwest to be featured at the
Tacoma Home and Garden Show at the Tacoma Dome now
through February 7. The display is oriental "high style,"
according to a spokesperson for the shop. A talent-contest
entry from Ferguson and Gardner is also displayed in the
lobby of the Tacoma Dome.
CANDY BOUQUET opened for business Monday in the
Mercantile Building at 221 West Railroad. Owners Dar-
leen Westermann and Susan Root are adding touches of
their own in the local outlet of the franchise, which incor-
porates more than 300 stores. Bulk candy, non-floral bou-
quets and gift baskets, gourmet food items, specialty bath
products and delivery are among the offerings. The store is
in the former site of Carole's Jewelry at the front of the
building.
tree 88 Kill violently Moore 41 Greek letter spindles
44 "Faust" and 8g Drawing DOWN 43 Volcanic 77 Arbltrlry
"Carmen" room 1 Brands with mountain on order
47 Sun porches 90 Ropes. a hot Iron Ross Island 78 Shed
49 Torment sessor's 2 Sovereign s 44 Word before feathers
repeatedly dOCument decree sea or sects1 79 Sioux
53 Kind of cod I)2 Earphones 3 Short, simple 45 Around: Indian
r r r- --r- F rr-r r
,I
, I
.......... JI t ..... M 1111 IIII III II Im I ./ ....
Page 30 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, February 4, 1999
114 Wheel hub
118 Jane or Zena
117 See -- (gel
angry)
118 Yale grid.
120 Louvre
display
iiF T'F" TJ--
o
I
Answers
are on
page 26
II
I
++
Febuary 8-12, 1999
Hood Canal Shelton
MONDAY: Breakfast: Cinnamon MONDAY: Breakfast: Cereal, toast.
bread, hot cocoa. Lunch: Toasted Lunch: Five Star Smart (salad) Bar.
ham and cheese sandwich, tomato Teriyaki dippers, fluffy rice, graham
soup, applesauce, milk. crackers, milk. -
TUESDAY: Breakfast: Sausage on TUESDAY: Breakfast: Waffles.
a stick. Lunch: Nachos, buttered Lunch: Five Star Smart (salad) Bar. Soft
corn, peas, blueberry cake, milk. tacos, bar cookie, chocolate milk.
WEDNESDAY: Breakfast: Waffles, WEDNESDAY: Breakfast: Berry
sausage. Lunch: Ham-it-up spa- scone. Lunch: Five Star Smarf (salad)
Bar." Pepperoni pizza, peanut butter
ghetti, buttered roll, green beans, cookie, milk.
animal crackers, chocolate milk. THURSDAY: Breakfast: Biscuits with
THURSDAY: Breakfast: Hash- sausage, egg and cheese. Lunch: Five
brown casserole, toast. Lunch: Star Smart (salad) Bar. Burritos, fruit
Sloppy Joe, tater tots, fruit Jello, crisp, milk.
peach crisp, milk. FRIDAY: Breakfast: Pop tart. Lunch:
FRIDAY: Breakfast: Pancakes. Five Star Smart (salad) Bar. Heart-
Lunch: Pepperoni pizza, buttered shape chicken nuggets, Valentine,
corn, fresh pears, juice bar, milk. cookie, chocolate milk.
L WEST COAST BANK r1,,111
Formerly Centennial Bank
Hoodsport Shelton
• N. 24341 Hwy. 101 & 2307 Olympic Hwy. N
877-5272 426-5581
Many volunteer positions are
available in Mason County
through The Volunteer Center-
Retired and Senior Volunteer
Program. The following jobs are
open to people of all ages. Call
Beth Church at 426-3405 for in-
formation on any of the jobs, re-
ferring to the number at the end
of the item you're interested in,
• A state agency providing ser-
vices to children and families in
Shelton is looking ibr volunteers
to serve as tutors, parent mentors
and friendly visitors. It also needs
professional carpenters, electri-
cians and educators who can
donate services. (2086-2311
• Chore team members are
needed to help seniors and "less
abled persons" with light house-
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Applying for marriage licenses
during the week, accordmg to tbe
Mason County Auditor's Office,
were:
Chip Thomas Proctor, 37,
Hoodsport, and Jean Butler, 35,
Hoodsport.
Nathan Geoffrey Gardner, 18,
Belfair, and Lynette M. Pitman,
18, Belfair.
Jason Alexander Chamberlain,
19, Shelton, and Barbara Alexan-
dria Merifield, 19, Shelton.
Kelly J. Hill, 39, Union, and
Darlene Clay, 37, Union.
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ounty
usiness
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i Insurance
Tired el shopping? Let us do il for you! Auto- Home- Boat
• Lile - Health - Business Prelerred Risk? We locale the
Iovmst cost, Inaurence is our only business.
Arnold & Smith
Insurance Agency
1535 Olympic Highway N. 426-3317
i Printing • 1
Advertising Tabloids
• Newspapers
• Magazines
Just about anything except U.S. currency!
426-4412
-00#-7o.rnal
keeping and laundry servic$
(0008-0263)
• Convalescent home residedJ
need friendly visitors and c05"
panionship. Volunteers can c0"
verse, listen, read and make n¢
friends. They can keep reside
mentally stimulated and uP "t¢
date on current events by readi. |
from area newspapers, local 1|
tory and humor. (2014-2321) 4
• A school organizer is need
tbr Pacific Peaks Girl Scout CotS"
cil. 2 he w>lunteer would take [
ers into schools and assist w
recruiting girls and adults. MilP..,
age is reimbursed. Girl Sc0U,
troop leaders are also need'Ca
(2096-2284)
• Crisis Clinic of Mason CotS
ty seeks crisis interwmtion ph0e|
workers to answer calls from 1.|
pie in emotional crisis or Wl0|
need inibrmation and referralt|
humar service resources. Tr £'=
ing is provided. (2062-2107) ,
• A delivery driver is neededt°
bring meals to homebound sei
citizens. A dependable vehicle.
necessary. Mileage is reimburse.;
()ve} 136 homebound seniors rell
on this essentia] volunteer se!
vice. (2055-0600)
LUNCH
MENU
February 8-12
Monday: Burrflo, salsa and
sour cream, corn, ice juicy,
milk.
Tuesday: Corn dog, maca-
roni salad, chips, celery
sticks, pears, milk.
Wednesday: Cheeseburger, I|
fries, lettuce, orange, fruit roll-I|
up, milk. !1
Thursday: Chicken nuggetS, I|
pretzel, carrot sticks, apple,]|
,,,ilk. I:i
Friday: Early release, no lunch. J[
Anyone living or working in tMl[
Pi<)}lccr School District is eligiblgll
to join Simpson Community "-II
I:ederal Credit Union. J|
526 W. Cedar
Shelton churches invite
you to attend services
Faith Lutheran
\\;LDI/v@ Church, E.L.C.A.
.,n . k Intersection of
13th and 'C'
Neil Thompson
,O M Oa.: 426-8611
SHELTON :
PRESBYTERI/
FELLOWSHIP
Servtce: Sunday 10:,30 a.lll'
W)rship ", '
Christian Education classes 9:00 a.'
Interim Home
Seventh-Day Adventist Churel
210 W. Shelton Valley Road
"SPIRIT IN ACTION"
432-8696
Mt. Olive I1
Lutheran Churc
Missouri Synod I !
206 East Wyandotte Ave. ,. I |
Christian Education ........................ 9:15 a,'[ |
Worship (Nursery Available) ........ t0:30 a'"" I |
Sermon:
Worship ........................................ 9:00 "Why To Care About Y2K" J
Christian Education .......... 10:15 a.m. Office 426-6353 _ I
Preschool/Daycare • 427-316b I
Contemporary Worship ... 11:15 a.m. Visit us on the web at: |
www.netcom.com/mtoliv,,,,J
Wednesday Fellowship ...... 6:30 p.m.
SUNMETHODIST CHURCIt
1900 King Street Reverend Steve Schroeder 426.417[
First Service... 8:30 a.m. NurserY[
Sunday School... 9:30 a.m. AvaaZ l
Second Service... 10:45 a.m. "Because we care ..." j
The Episcopal Church Welcomes You
Come As You Are
St. David's
J 1 [ 4th and Cedar, Shelton
Sunday, 7:30 and 10:30 a.m.
Misa en Espaaol Cada Domingos 5:00 p.m.
Rev. D. J. Maddux, Rector Home: 426-2268 Office: 426-8472
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I SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURC"00 [
J 210W SheltonValley Road • 426-2776 |
J 9:30 and I I:00 am Saturday • Paul Weigley, pastor
ISHELTON VALLEY ADVENTIST S(
201 W Shelton Valley Road • 426-4198
Grades K-8 • Candy Johnston, principal