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Simmons job ould be a long haul
Right turns are a go, left turns ing intersection for the Squaxin will be evaluating the advisability Highway came after state and
maybe and full funding is a Child Development Center access of southbound vehicles making county officials reviewed a num-
._, zon mark as the state and lo- road. left turns onto Lynch from 101. ber of different routing options, struction phase.
_vernments look to improve
c safety at Lynch Road and
"nWay 101.
L The Mason County Commission
,rd last week that the county s
_.ltment of public works has
hed in on plans to bypass
c hazards at that intersec-
by extending Simmons Road
Yllch Road and Old Olympic
WaY. The department has
_. for a location on Old Olym-
tiighway across from an exist-
On hearing this Commissioner
Ross Gallagher confirmed that
the access from Lynch Road onto
the northbound freeway lanes
to Shelton will remain in place.
Public Works Director Charlie
Butros said information from the
Washington State Department
of Transportation indicates that
right turns off 101 onto Lynch by
northbound vehicles will still be
allowed once the extension is con-
structed. However, state officials
Commissioner Lynda Ring-Er-
ickson said there are some mis-
conceptions about what the project
plans entail. "I think that there's
probably a continuing issue of ed-
ucating the community," she said.
RING-ERICKSON said she
hopes to not only have education-
al conversations now but contin-
ue having them to "get the right
package out to people."
The decision to extend Simmons
Road from Lynch to Old Olympic
clay teams revving up for another event
Pqning time is here again for are scheduled for February 22,
helton Relay For Life, and March 22 and April 26. The fi-
rotations for the 2007 event nal meeting will be at the Shel-
iWell under way. ton High School track on May 24
ast year Mason County re-
ded an award for generating
for the American Can-
.SOCiety. The county ranked
th in the nation in size, with
,zlt in Shelton and Belfair
g more than $202,000.
'0rporate sponsorships will
,ql°rganized into three divi-
: gold, $1,500; silver, $600;
• )feaze .400 Team captains
=- llembers are needed for the
]a fund-raiser, which will
Jld June 8-9 at Highclimber
lUa on the campus of Shel-
tigh School.
eetings of the team captains
where team T-shirts will be dis-
tributed. As it now stands, the
first three meetings will be held
at 6:30 p.m. in the PUD Audi-
torium, 307 West Cota Street in
downtown Shelton.
Team captains are invited to
attend Team Captain University
which will be presented by the
American Cancer Society from 10
a.m. to 1 p.m. on February 24 at
the Group Health facility in Lac-
ey. Participants will learn about
and share ideas for team recruit-
ment, participation and raising
money for efforts to prevent and
cure cancer.
00raduate student
ttmg spotlight
0rl Indian politics
from page 1.) President Richard M. Nixon.
as Atlantic Monthly, When Nixon was student body
Yorker and New Re- president there, Whittier was
not to mention the nu- affiliated with the Quaker tradi-
Teams typically have eight to
15 members who take turns walk-
ing around the track at Shelton
High. Participants include can-
cer survivors, family members,
friends, co-workers and mem-
bers of social and civic organiza-
tions. Relay festivities include
entertainment, food, tent deco-
rating, games, raffles and prizes
throughout the 24-hour event.
For more inibrmation, send
an e-mail to Vickie Gonzales at
vgonzales@pcfeu.org or call
her at 1-800-426-1601, Extension
3142.
"This will allow Mason County
Public Works to move forward
with the Washington State De-
partment of Transportation proj-
ect to increase the safety of the
traveling public by providing a
safe, convenient and cost-effective
alternative to the current U.S.
101-Lynch Road 'at grade' inter-
section," Butros said in his report
to the commission.
The 2005 Transportation Part-
nership Act of the Washington
Legislature provided $1 million
for this project, which Butros said
will end up costing approximately
$3.6 million. He said the public
works department feels the exist-
ing funding is adequate for now
and will continue to seek addi-
tional funding to support the con-
COMMISSIONER Tim Shel-
don recalled how relatively simple
the road extension project had ap-
peared a couple of years ago. How-
ever, the discovery of springs and
a difficult grade along Simmons
Road has made the extension
project more complicated than
originally expected.
"It will be a good project. It will
take a little longer, but it will be
primarily a safety project," he
said. "It has been a safety concern
for some time."
Sheldon said the Squaxin Is-
land Tribe has also expressed an
interest in possibly partnering
with the county and state on the
project.
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Joanne L. Konrade, EA, PA
4773 East State Route 3
(above Oakland Bay Organic Farm)
Shelton, WA 98584-0947
360-427-8081
J0anne0bJrd.com
25 Years of Public Accounting
Enrolled to Practice before the IRS
Western Family
Vegetable
Blends
Selected Varieties,
16 oz., vc8670
Limit One Free
Western Family
Assorted Paper Napkins
250 ct., vc8677, Limit One Free Buy
Western Family One
Cosmetic Puffs
300 Ct., VC8682 Get
Western Family One
Non-coated Aspirin
books he reads as well.
raore interested in exam-
Problems; more interested
conceptualization and
g of problems," he
Want government that
problems. People don't
Understand what is the
of government."
SAID he was always
by international af-
why America is differ-
the rest of the world.
countries, people feel
gOVernment helps them.
don't have the per-
that government does
he said. There's a
that, as many Ameri-
beliefs in individu-
Cad small government, he
are other differences,
lrse, and he noted one last
when he was in Tu-
on the top floor of a
the Italian team
the World Cup title in
whole city exploded
-," he said. "There isn't a
experience like that in
Same time, he struggles
his students examine
democracy func-
big concern is we're
training students to
these core problems,"
adding globalization is
of a core problem
ier is a small college
to 1,600 students. The
raost famous alumnus,
iafamous one depending
Point of view, is the late
tion. He pushed to allow dances
on campus when no dancing
was allowed and when Whittier
students finally were given the
green light to dance the Quak-
ers responded by pulling their
affiliation, Busacca said.
He likes small liberal arts
colleges. The smaller classes
coupled with lots of discussion
attracts him. Besides Whittier,
he has taught at Pomona Col-
lege, Chapman University and
Chaffee Community College, all
located in Southern California.
1985 FORD F250, 6.9 diesel engine,
new canopy, new tires and rims. Lots of
new miscellaneous parts. Call weekends
for details. (360) 427-2839. L2/15-22
QUICK CLOSING on this nice 2 bed-
room home on corner lot with trees,
$70,000. Call Rosalie, RE USA, (360)
357-5925 or (360) 490-0673. A2/15-22
DRY FIR, seasoned firewood. $130 a
cord. Split and delivered. Out of town
delivery fee. Call (360) 868-2009 or
(360) 229-1262. M2/15
MASSAGE THERAPIST, room for
lease. (360) 427-8684. C2/15tfn
BEAUTIFUL HOME on 2 lots. 3 bed-
rooms, 2 baths plus office. Fully fenced
with lots of extras. $155,000. RE USA,
call Rosalie for appointment. (360) 490-
0673 or (360) 357-5925. A2/15-22
CONCRETE FINISHERS/carpenters.
Must be drug-free and have transporta-
tion. Call (360) 877-6156, ask for Rob.
A2/15-22
ONE STATION for rent, Chez Beaujeas.
(360) 427-8684. C2/15tfn
SHELTON
MEMORIAL PARK
Monday-Friday 9 a.m.-2 p.m.
Complete Line of
Memorial Markers
Available for sale:
Burial and Cremation Lots,
Columbariums, Liners, Vaults
Phone 426-2152*Fax 426-5615
Buy One Get One FREE"
Western Family
Gravy, :sauce, and Topping Mixes
Selected Varieties, .75-1.375 oz., vc8672
Western Family
Microwave Popcorn
21 oz., Butter or Theater, vc8673
Western Family
Instant Oatmeal
Selected Varieties, 12.3-15.1 oz., vc8676
Western Family
Cream Cheese
8 oz., vc8666
Buy
One
Get
One
FREE*
Western Family
Paper
Towels
2 Ply,
3 Pack, 60 count
Single, 60 count
White or Decor
vc8668,866g
[Buy One Get One FREE"
Western Family
Cheese Blocks and Shreds
vc8667
Western Family
Vanilla Walers
12 oz., vc8671
Western Family
Real Milk Chocolate Chips
Semi Sweet or Regular, 11.5-12 oz.
vc8674, Limit One Free
Western Family
Fruit Snacks
Selected Varieties, 6 pack, 5.4 oz., vc8675
Buy
One
Get
One
FREE*
Western Family
Celia
Swabs
300 to 375 Count
vc8690
Limit One Free
One Get One FREE*
C
Prices effective February 14th
SHELTON
250 Ct., 5 grain, VC8683 FREE*
Western Family
Cough Drops
Selected Varieties, 40 ct., vc8684 Limit One Free
Western Family
Batteries
AA or AAA, 4 Pack
CorD, 2Pack
g-Volt, Each, vc8679
Buy One Get One FREE*
Western Family
Hand Sanltlzer
8 oz., vc8685
Limit One Free
Western Family
Toothbrushes
Soft or Medium Angle, vc8687
Western Family
Handy Sponge #14
vc8688
Western Family
Kitchen Scrub Sponge
vc8689
Buy
One
Get
One
FREE"
Western Family
Coffee
Filters
Selected Varieties,
#4, 40 Count
Buy One Get One FREE*
Western Family
Dry Dog Food
8.8 lb., Kibbles/Bones or 10 lb. Chunk
vc8678
Western Family
Adjustable Flame Lighter
vc8680
Western Family
Soft White Double Life Bulbs
4 pk., 60W • 7OW • 100W, vc8681
through February 2Oth, 2007
Buy
One
Get
One
FREE"
707 Cascade [
Shelton, WA 98584
*Same item N purchNed
Mon.-Sat. 6AM TO 1 1 PM
360.426.3359
Sun. 7AM TO 11PM
Thursday, February 15, 2007 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Page 11
,t
Simmons job ould be a long haul
Right turns are a go, left turns ing intersection for the Squaxin will be evaluating the advisability Highway came after state and
maybe and full funding is a Child Development Center access of southbound vehicles making county officials reviewed a num-
._, zon mark as the state and lo- road. left turns onto Lynch from 101. ber of different routing options, struction phase.
_vernments look to improve
c safety at Lynch Road and
"nWay 101.
L The Mason County Commission
,rd last week that the county s
_.ltment of public works has
hed in on plans to bypass
c hazards at that intersec-
by extending Simmons Road
Yllch Road and Old Olympic
WaY. The department has
_. for a location on Old Olym-
tiighway across from an exist-
On hearing this Commissioner
Ross Gallagher confirmed that
the access from Lynch Road onto
the northbound freeway lanes
to Shelton will remain in place.
Public Works Director Charlie
Butros said information from the
Washington State Department
of Transportation indicates that
right turns off 101 onto Lynch by
northbound vehicles will still be
allowed once the extension is con-
structed. However, state officials
Commissioner Lynda Ring-Er-
ickson said there are some mis-
conceptions about what the project
plans entail. "I think that there's
probably a continuing issue of ed-
ucating the community," she said.
RING-ERICKSON said she
hopes to not only have education-
al conversations now but contin-
ue having them to "get the right
package out to people."
The decision to extend Simmons
Road from Lynch to Old Olympic
clay teams revving up for another event
Pqning time is here again for are scheduled for February 22,
helton Relay For Life, and March 22 and April 26. The fi-
rotations for the 2007 event nal meeting will be at the Shel-
iWell under way. ton High School track on May 24
ast year Mason County re-
ded an award for generating
for the American Can-
.SOCiety. The county ranked
th in the nation in size, with
,zlt in Shelton and Belfair
g more than $202,000.
'0rporate sponsorships will
,ql°rganized into three divi-
: gold, $1,500; silver, $600;
• )feaze .400 Team captains
=- llembers are needed for the
]a fund-raiser, which will
Jld June 8-9 at Highclimber
lUa on the campus of Shel-
tigh School.
eetings of the team captains
where team T-shirts will be dis-
tributed. As it now stands, the
first three meetings will be held
at 6:30 p.m. in the PUD Audi-
torium, 307 West Cota Street in
downtown Shelton.
Team captains are invited to
attend Team Captain University
which will be presented by the
American Cancer Society from 10
a.m. to 1 p.m. on February 24 at
the Group Health facility in Lac-
ey. Participants will learn about
and share ideas for team recruit-
ment, participation and raising
money for efforts to prevent and
cure cancer.
00raduate student
ttmg spotlight
0rl Indian politics
from page 1.) President Richard M. Nixon.
as Atlantic Monthly, When Nixon was student body
Yorker and New Re- president there, Whittier was
not to mention the nu- affiliated with the Quaker tradi-
Teams typically have eight to
15 members who take turns walk-
ing around the track at Shelton
High. Participants include can-
cer survivors, family members,
friends, co-workers and mem-
bers of social and civic organiza-
tions. Relay festivities include
entertainment, food, tent deco-
rating, games, raffles and prizes
throughout the 24-hour event.
For more inibrmation, send
an e-mail to Vickie Gonzales at
vgonzales@pcfeu.org or call
her at 1-800-426-1601, Extension
3142.
"This will allow Mason County
Public Works to move forward
with the Washington State De-
partment of Transportation proj-
ect to increase the safety of the
traveling public by providing a
safe, convenient and cost-effective
alternative to the current U.S.
101-Lynch Road 'at grade' inter-
section," Butros said in his report
to the commission.
The 2005 Transportation Part-
nership Act of the Washington
Legislature provided $1 million
for this project, which Butros said
will end up costing approximately
$3.6 million. He said the public
works department feels the exist-
ing funding is adequate for now
and will continue to seek addi-
tional funding to support the con-
COMMISSIONER Tim Shel-
don recalled how relatively simple
the road extension project had ap-
peared a couple of years ago. How-
ever, the discovery of springs and
a difficult grade along Simmons
Road has made the extension
project more complicated than
originally expected.
"It will be a good project. It will
take a little longer, but it will be
primarily a safety project," he
said. "It has been a safety concern
for some time."
Sheldon said the Squaxin Is-
land Tribe has also expressed an
interest in possibly partnering
with the county and state on the
project.
* Full Service- A/P, A/R, Payroll,
Accounting & Taxes
• Business & Individual
• Free E-File for our clients
* Meet, drop or call-in consultations- Tax
preparation without leaving home
• Great prices - We take the time to listen
Joanne L. Konrade, EA, PA
4773 East State Route 3
(above Oakland Bay Organic Farm)
Shelton, WA 98584-0947
360-427-8081
J0anne0bJrd.com
25 Years of Public Accounting
Enrolled to Practice before the IRS
Western Family
Vegetable
Blends
Selected Varieties,
16 oz., vc8670
Limit One Free
Western Family
Assorted Paper Napkins
250 ct., vc8677, Limit One Free Buy
Western Family One
Cosmetic Puffs
300 Ct., VC8682 Get
Western Family One
Non-coated Aspirin
books he reads as well.
raore interested in exam-
Problems; more interested
conceptualization and
g of problems," he
Want government that
problems. People don't
Understand what is the
of government."
SAID he was always
by international af-
why America is differ-
the rest of the world.
countries, people feel
gOVernment helps them.
don't have the per-
that government does
he said. There's a
that, as many Ameri-
beliefs in individu-
Cad small government, he
are other differences,
lrse, and he noted one last
when he was in Tu-
on the top floor of a
the Italian team
the World Cup title in
whole city exploded
-," he said. "There isn't a
experience like that in
Same time, he struggles
his students examine
democracy func-
big concern is we're
training students to
these core problems,"
adding globalization is
of a core problem
ier is a small college
to 1,600 students. The
raost famous alumnus,
iafamous one depending
Point of view, is the late
tion. He pushed to allow dances
on campus when no dancing
was allowed and when Whittier
students finally were given the
green light to dance the Quak-
ers responded by pulling their
affiliation, Busacca said.
He likes small liberal arts
colleges. The smaller classes
coupled with lots of discussion
attracts him. Besides Whittier,
he has taught at Pomona Col-
lege, Chapman University and
Chaffee Community College, all
located in Southern California.
1985 FORD F250, 6.9 diesel engine,
new canopy, new tires and rims. Lots of
new miscellaneous parts. Call weekends
for details. (360) 427-2839. L2/15-22
QUICK CLOSING on this nice 2 bed-
room home on corner lot with trees,
$70,000. Call Rosalie, RE USA, (360)
357-5925 or (360) 490-0673. A2/15-22
DRY FIR, seasoned firewood. $130 a
cord. Split and delivered. Out of town
delivery fee. Call (360) 868-2009 or
(360) 229-1262. M2/15
MASSAGE THERAPIST, room for
lease. (360) 427-8684. C2/15tfn
BEAUTIFUL HOME on 2 lots. 3 bed-
rooms, 2 baths plus office. Fully fenced
with lots of extras. $155,000. RE USA,
call Rosalie for appointment. (360) 490-
0673 or (360) 357-5925. A2/15-22
CONCRETE FINISHERS/carpenters.
Must be drug-free and have transporta-
tion. Call (360) 877-6156, ask for Rob.
A2/15-22
ONE STATION for rent, Chez Beaujeas.
(360) 427-8684. C2/15tfn
SHELTON
MEMORIAL PARK
Monday-Friday 9 a.m.-2 p.m.
Complete Line of
Memorial Markers
Available for sale:
Burial and Cremation Lots,
Columbariums, Liners, Vaults
Phone 426-2152*Fax 426-5615
Buy One Get One FREE"
Western Family
Gravy, :sauce, and Topping Mixes
Selected Varieties, .75-1.375 oz., vc8672
Western Family
Microwave Popcorn
21 oz., Butter or Theater, vc8673
Western Family
Instant Oatmeal
Selected Varieties, 12.3-15.1 oz., vc8676
Western Family
Cream Cheese
8 oz., vc8666
Buy
One
Get
One
FREE*
Western Family
Paper
Towels
2 Ply,
3 Pack, 60 count
Single, 60 count
White or Decor
vc8668,866g
[Buy One Get One FREE"
Western Family
Cheese Blocks and Shreds
vc8667
Western Family
Vanilla Walers
12 oz., vc8671
Western Family
Real Milk Chocolate Chips
Semi Sweet or Regular, 11.5-12 oz.
vc8674, Limit One Free
Western Family
Fruit Snacks
Selected Varieties, 6 pack, 5.4 oz., vc8675
Buy
One
Get
One
FREE*
Western Family
Celia
Swabs
300 to 375 Count
vc8690
Limit One Free
One Get One FREE*
C
Prices effective February 14th
SHELTON
250 Ct., 5 grain, VC8683 FREE*
Western Family
Cough Drops
Selected Varieties, 40 ct., vc8684 Limit One Free
Western Family
Batteries
AA or AAA, 4 Pack
CorD, 2Pack
g-Volt, Each, vc8679
Buy One Get One FREE*
Western Family
Hand Sanltlzer
8 oz., vc8685
Limit One Free
Western Family
Toothbrushes
Soft or Medium Angle, vc8687
Western Family
Handy Sponge #14
vc8688
Western Family
Kitchen Scrub Sponge
vc8689
Buy
One
Get
One
FREE"
Western Family
Coffee
Filters
Selected Varieties,
#4, 40 Count
Buy One Get One FREE*
Western Family
Dry Dog Food
8.8 lb., Kibbles/Bones or 10 lb. Chunk
vc8678
Western Family
Adjustable Flame Lighter
vc8680
Western Family
Soft White Double Life Bulbs
4 pk., 60W • 7OW • 100W, vc8681
through February 2Oth, 2007
Buy
One
Get
One
FREE"
707 Cascade [
Shelton, WA 98584
*Same item N purchNed
Mon.-Sat. 6AM TO 1 1 PM
360.426.3359
Sun. 7AM TO 11PM
Thursday, February 15, 2007 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Page 11
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