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rating the Bo,!dt decision Journal photos by Gordon Weeks ABOVE: Gov. Jay Inslee, sporting a Seattle Seahawks wristband and a hoarse voice after the Seahawks' downtown Seattle victory parade Feb. 5, addresses the audience at the "Boldt 40" event at the Squaxin Island Tribe's Skookum Creek Event Center. The event marked the 40th anniversary of the landmark decision that affirmed tribal fishing rights, and brought together the treaty tribes of Western Washington. The governor praised those "who fought for justice for so many years ... They were truly on the right side of the law." RIGHT: Billy Frank Jr., chairman of the Northwest Indian Fisheries Commission, is presented with a blanket. Frank, a member of the Nisqually Indian tribe, helped lead the demonstrations and 'ish- ins" during the 1960s and '70s that, along with the accompanying lawsuits, led to the Boldt decision of 1974 that restored to the federally recognized tribes the legal right to fish as they always had. I ProfessionalFamily-OwnedAutomotiveRepair Located in downtown Allyn We'll Help You Keep Your Vehicle Running & Driving the i (360) 27s-040s 18271 Hwy 3 • Allyn X rlectibles while you're having your car serviced Over the past 62 years, i NITA'S has prepared about 1,580,020 meals. Why? ,, Because NITA'S loves Shelton and Shelton loves NITA'S! Nita's im * and Nita Bariekman Owners Cookbook s20 1 ' now in 4th pnnting • Home Cooking • Warm Atmosphere Famous for Pie! NITA' S & GALLERY ] Since 1952 I Open 7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Monday thnl Friday I 325 RailroadAvenuygShmeoltOjn 426-6143 l County Briefs County approves surplus of properties The Mason County Board of Commissioners approved a motion to surplus 32 properties, with a total assessed value of $774,225. The parcels are either remnants of land left over from road projects, are owned by the county because of land exchanges or were foreclosed on for non payment of property taxes. Commissioners Terri Jeffreys and Randy Neat- herlin vted for the proposal. Commissioner Tim Sheldo was absent. After a landowner has not paid property taxes for three years, the Mason County Treasurer's Office begins the tax foreclosure process in the fourth year, and if the landowner does not pay at least one year of the overdue taxes, the county assumes ownership of the land. Proceeds from the sale of the property will goto- ward delinquent property tax obligations and other penalties, expenses and assessments, to the reim- bursement of the county's property management fund and to the reserve fund for accrued leave. County tables motions on land vacations The Mason County Board of commissioners agreed Tuesday to table motions to approve two land vacations in the county. Commissioner Randy Neatherlin asked to ta- ble the items because Commissioner Tim Sheldon was absent from Tuesday's meeting. The first land vacation was also tabled at the commission's Feb. 4 meeting and concerns a rec- ommendation to vacate a portion of Wheelwright Street and an alley in Allyn. The Mason County hearing examiner has rec- ommended approving the proposed vacation. The second motion concerned vacating a por- tion of a right of way in a cul-de-sac known as East Shore Place. • Compiled by reporter Natalie Johnson ii e .... Cr & fl;iilEenter 510 SE Old Arcadia Road Shelton, WA 98584 • www.covecrystals.corn • 360-426-8111 Open 10:30m-6:00PM Tuesday-Saturday • 11:00AM-5:00PM Sunday iS-i 00'ol y  Presents Sew blow Bridal Boutique jf( 7( Wedding Gown Sales with expert (x V ) assistance. Our fairy godmothers are ( here to help you make your dress / \\; one of a kind. / 1 Unique Bridal Jewelry, Veils and Accessories ' ]] " Wedding day coordination \\;t// Tues-Fri 11-5 Sat 12.3 Y( L Appointments welcome after hours f'.Z " 321 S 1st Street, ,- 360-790-3976 www.sewn0wsludioshelt0n.c0m /10nit0@sewn0wstudi0shelt0n.com ! FREE I CT;ON • Battery • Tire Pressure • Visual Inspection of belts & hoses, exhaust & lights, steering & fluids, wipers & more! Offer good through 2/28/2014 ( Call today to schedule your  Complimentary Vehicle Inspect/on ) Quality Repair by People Who Care • Warranty Approved Maintenance • Nationwide Warranty • Courtesy Loaner Cars • Complete Auto Care • 24"Hour Drop Box • Lifetime Protection Program • Financing O.A.C. = Senior Discounts Mason County Journal - Thursday, Feb. 13, 2014 - Page A-3