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Mayor among many to be electec
Have you ever wanted to be a
city c(immissioner? ttow about a
port commissioner, sc.hool district,
hospital district, tire district, water
or even cemetery district commis-
sioner?
This is your chance to think
about seeking elected office. The ill-
ing period is several months away.
Several positions come up tbr elec-
tion next fall. Following is a list of
those posts, including names of the
incumbents:
City of Shelton: Mayor, John
Tan'an/: Commissioner of firmnce,
Dick Taylor.
Shelton School Board: Dis-
trict l, Sue McCaushmd; District
2, Marty Crow; l)istrict 5, Peter
toolne.
Port of Shelton: District 3,
Ma rle ne Taylm'.
Mason County Itospitai Dis-
trict: Position 1, Scott Hilburn.
Southside School Board: Po-
sition 1, Don Robbins; Position 2,
Bill Sloane: Position 4, Gretchen
Rice.
Pioneer School Board: Po-
sition 1, David Westermann Sr.;
Position 2, Bob Strobe; Position 4,
Brandee Putvin.
Hood Canal School Board:
Position 2, Victoria Pavel; District
3, Sheryl Kroneman; District 5,
Sara Endicott.
Mary M. Knight School
Board: Position 2, Diana M. Goldy;
District 1, Chris Willey; District 3,
Rick Johnson.
Grapeview School Board: Po-
sition 2, Michael McGuire; Position
4, Dee Ann Kline; Position 5, Dar-
ren Porter.
North Mason School Board:
District 1, Art Wightman: District
3, Ken VanBuskirk; l)istrict 4,
Glenn Landram.
Fire District 1: Position 2, va-
cant.
Fire District 2: Position 2,
Brooke Quigley; Position 4, Kelley
McIntosh.
Fire District 3: Position 3, Curt
Fugere.
Fire District 4: Position 3,
Gary Plews.
Fire District 5: Position 3, Del
Griftby.
Fire District 6: Position 2, Rob-
ert Close.
Fire District 8: Position 2, Con-
rad Dodd.
Fire District 9: Position 1, AI
Leister.
Fire District 11: Position 2,
Gary Volk.
Fire District: 12: Position 1,
Ira Brehmeyer.
Fire District 13: Position 1,
Brian Core.
Fire District 16: Position 1
Richard Andrews.
Fire District 17: Position 3,
Richard Honeysett.
Fire District 18: Position 3,
Bob Benson.
Port of Hoodsport: Positi0n L
Dick Patterson.
Port of Allyn: District 3,
Blackwell.
Port of Grapeview: DistriQ
Barney Wilson.
Port of Dewatto: Distrla
Lynett Mclean.
Belfair Water District:
Lion 2, Lou LaDow.
Maggie Lake Water
Position 1, Donald Husted.
Trails End Water
Position 1, vacant.
Tahuya River Valley
District: Position l, Albert
Mason County CemeterY
trict: Position 3, Gladys
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College films
explore world
of difference
()lympic College Shelton is
presenting a Snack Time Cin-
ema on Thursdays from 3:30 to
5 p.m. All students, thculty and
community members are invited
lo enjoy the fi'ee movies.
The series starts today, Thurs-
day, February 15, with the 59-
minute Culture Did #ith: An
Overview of the (h'E,at Reh:gions
of Asia.
The film was videotaped be-
fore the Gig Harbor Chapter
of the American Association of
University Women, Peninsula
Imtheran Church, Gig Harbor.
It presents a lecture that con-
rains intbrmation about the
major tenets of three Asian re-
ligions, Buddhism, Hinduism
and Islam. It is prefaced with
an exphmation of why the eco-
nomic ties between Washing-ton
and Asia make it important that
we understand its cultures and
religions.
()ther films on the folh)wing
dates include:
• Februm2€ 22 - Can You See
the Color (;ray? (54 minutes).
Attitudes and tbeling' about
race are (xpressed by children
lind t(}EnLlgcLrs.
• March 1 -- World o/'(;eslures
(27 minutes). Gestures from dif
fwent cultures around the world
are exph)red. Pcoph: from many
nations are shown peril)Truing
all kinds of gestures. Also ex-
phwed are the meaning, thnc-
tion and origin of gestures.
• March 8- A World of bSod
(35 minutes). This film exam-
ines some of the attitudes that
make fi:)od a fbcus of cultural
and individual expression. In
this fihn fi)od choices are divid-
ed into seven primary categories
and a wu'iety of individuals from
various cultures and etlmic and
religious affiliations are inter-
viewed concerning what they
eat and why.
• March 15 -A Worht of Differ-
em'e (35 minutes). This fihn dis-
cusses the importance t)f under-
standing and being sensitive to
cultural ditK;rences. It explores
nonverbal behavior including
gestures and facial expressions,
as well as the meaning, function
and origin of gestures. It also
addresses verbal and non-verbal
miscommunication. Trawderg
share e.xperiences with cultural
blunders.
• March 22- America's Mul-
ticultural tteritage (26 min-
utes). Those who view this film
can learn of the contributions
that many diflLwent cultures of-
fer our nation as well as when
and why specific cultural groups
populated America. The film
observes areas with a high con-
centration of a particular ethnic
group.
The Associated Students of
Olympic College and Multicul-
tural Services are sponsoring
the free weekly movies. ()lympic
(hiilege Shelton is h)cated at 937
West Alpine Way. For more in-
tbrmation call 432-5400.
LOW COST
CREMATION
, :,,,,, p,,,,c $ 3 7 5
360-709-2857
()r 1-800-575-8823 24 hours
Always low cost with dignity
AMERICAN BURIAL &
CREMATION SERVICliS
, ,u
fall FOR AN APPOINTMENT AND
WE WILL SHOW YOU HOW TO
PUR(HASE A VEHlaE IN
2007 SUBARU
FORESTER 2.5X
"Best Small SUV FOE The Third Year Running"
(CAR ANO DRIVERS)
EMRA ON YOUR TRADE'IN.
ASK FOR STEVE OR 6U$.
2007 SUBARU OUTBACK
2.5i WAGON
Government Crash Test Rating.
Naliolml Highway Traffic Safely
hdlnirlisllalion (NHrSA)
20.0.7 SUBARU IMPREZA
2.5n Sedan
Best All Wheel Drive Car In It's Class.
NoW lhrotlgh fet)lu.'ffy . 2007 - $179 peg lnoldh fur 42 mollths with $I 179.00 due at slgnillg plus setudly deposit, tax, lille, and reqistli4tJon tees olla.
Othel leases availoble oil otbe, models. (aflnot be combined with any othel In(entlves, 10,000 miles pet year on app¢oval ot credit.
PENINSULA
SUBARU
3888 W St Hwy 16-Bremerton
1-800-779-0405
www.pemnsulasubaru, corn
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Mayor among many to be electec
Have you ever wanted to be a
city c(immissioner? ttow about a
port commissioner, sc.hool district,
hospital district, tire district, water
or even cemetery district commis-
sioner?
This is your chance to think
about seeking elected office. The ill-
ing period is several months away.
Several positions come up tbr elec-
tion next fall. Following is a list of
those posts, including names of the
incumbents:
City of Shelton: Mayor, John
Tan'an/: Commissioner of firmnce,
Dick Taylor.
Shelton School Board: Dis-
trict l, Sue McCaushmd; District
2, Marty Crow; l)istrict 5, Peter
toolne.
Port of Shelton: District 3,
Ma rle ne Taylm'.
Mason County Itospitai Dis-
trict: Position 1, Scott Hilburn.
Southside School Board: Po-
sition 1, Don Robbins; Position 2,
Bill Sloane: Position 4, Gretchen
Rice.
Pioneer School Board: Po-
sition 1, David Westermann Sr.;
Position 2, Bob Strobe; Position 4,
Brandee Putvin.
Hood Canal School Board:
Position 2, Victoria Pavel; District
3, Sheryl Kroneman; District 5,
Sara Endicott.
Mary M. Knight School
Board: Position 2, Diana M. Goldy;
District 1, Chris Willey; District 3,
Rick Johnson.
Grapeview School Board: Po-
sition 2, Michael McGuire; Position
4, Dee Ann Kline; Position 5, Dar-
ren Porter.
North Mason School Board:
District 1, Art Wightman: District
3, Ken VanBuskirk; l)istrict 4,
Glenn Landram.
Fire District 1: Position 2, va-
cant.
Fire District 2: Position 2,
Brooke Quigley; Position 4, Kelley
McIntosh.
Fire District 3: Position 3, Curt
Fugere.
Fire District 4: Position 3,
Gary Plews.
Fire District 5: Position 3, Del
Griftby.
Fire District 6: Position 2, Rob-
ert Close.
Fire District 8: Position 2, Con-
rad Dodd.
Fire District 9: Position 1, AI
Leister.
Fire District 11: Position 2,
Gary Volk.
Fire District: 12: Position 1,
Ira Brehmeyer.
Fire District 13: Position 1,
Brian Core.
Fire District 16: Position 1
Richard Andrews.
Fire District 17: Position 3,
Richard Honeysett.
Fire District 18: Position 3,
Bob Benson.
Port of Hoodsport: Positi0n L
Dick Patterson.
Port of Allyn: District 3,
Blackwell.
Port of Grapeview: DistriQ
Barney Wilson.
Port of Dewatto: Distrla
Lynett Mclean.
Belfair Water District:
Lion 2, Lou LaDow.
Maggie Lake Water
Position 1, Donald Husted.
Trails End Water
Position 1, vacant.
Tahuya River Valley
District: Position l, Albert
Mason County CemeterY
trict: Position 3, Gladys
I
|
College films
explore world
of difference
()lympic College Shelton is
presenting a Snack Time Cin-
ema on Thursdays from 3:30 to
5 p.m. All students, thculty and
community members are invited
lo enjoy the fi'ee movies.
The series starts today, Thurs-
day, February 15, with the 59-
minute Culture Did #ith: An
Overview of the (h'E,at Reh:gions
of Asia.
The film was videotaped be-
fore the Gig Harbor Chapter
of the American Association of
University Women, Peninsula
Imtheran Church, Gig Harbor.
It presents a lecture that con-
rains intbrmation about the
major tenets of three Asian re-
ligions, Buddhism, Hinduism
and Islam. It is prefaced with
an exphmation of why the eco-
nomic ties between Washing-ton
and Asia make it important that
we understand its cultures and
religions.
()ther films on the folh)wing
dates include:
• Februm2€ 22 - Can You See
the Color (;ray? (54 minutes).
Attitudes and tbeling' about
race are (xpressed by children
lind t(}EnLlgcLrs.
• March 1 -- World o/'(;eslures
(27 minutes). Gestures from dif
fwent cultures around the world
are exph)red. Pcoph: from many
nations are shown peril)Truing
all kinds of gestures. Also ex-
phwed are the meaning, thnc-
tion and origin of gestures.
• March 8- A World of bSod
(35 minutes). This film exam-
ines some of the attitudes that
make fi:)od a fbcus of cultural
and individual expression. In
this fihn fi)od choices are divid-
ed into seven primary categories
and a wu'iety of individuals from
various cultures and etlmic and
religious affiliations are inter-
viewed concerning what they
eat and why.
• March 15 -A Worht of Differ-
em'e (35 minutes). This fihn dis-
cusses the importance t)f under-
standing and being sensitive to
cultural ditK;rences. It explores
nonverbal behavior including
gestures and facial expressions,
as well as the meaning, function
and origin of gestures. It also
addresses verbal and non-verbal
miscommunication. Trawderg
share e.xperiences with cultural
blunders.
• March 22- America's Mul-
ticultural tteritage (26 min-
utes). Those who view this film
can learn of the contributions
that many diflLwent cultures of-
fer our nation as well as when
and why specific cultural groups
populated America. The film
observes areas with a high con-
centration of a particular ethnic
group.
The Associated Students of
Olympic College and Multicul-
tural Services are sponsoring
the free weekly movies. ()lympic
(hiilege Shelton is h)cated at 937
West Alpine Way. For more in-
tbrmation call 432-5400.
LOW COST
CREMATION
, :,,,,, p,,,,c $ 3 7 5
360-709-2857
()r 1-800-575-8823 24 hours
Always low cost with dignity
AMERICAN BURIAL &
CREMATION SERVICliS
, ,u
fall FOR AN APPOINTMENT AND
WE WILL SHOW YOU HOW TO
PUR(HASE A VEHlaE IN
2007 SUBARU
FORESTER 2.5X
"Best Small SUV FOE The Third Year Running"
(CAR ANO DRIVERS)
EMRA ON YOUR TRADE'IN.
ASK FOR STEVE OR 6U$.
2007 SUBARU OUTBACK
2.5i WAGON
Government Crash Test Rating.
Naliolml Highway Traffic Safely
hdlnirlisllalion (NHrSA)
20.0.7 SUBARU IMPREZA
2.5n Sedan
Best All Wheel Drive Car In It's Class.
NoW lhrotlgh fet)lu.'ffy . 2007 - $179 peg lnoldh fur 42 mollths with $I 179.00 due at slgnillg plus setudly deposit, tax, lille, and reqistli4tJon tees olla.
Othel leases availoble oil otbe, models. (aflnot be combined with any othel In(entlves, 10,000 miles pet year on app¢oval ot credit.
PENINSULA
SUBARU
3888 W St Hwy 16-Bremerton
1-800-779-0405
www.pemnsulasubaru, corn
Page 20 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, February 15, 2007
SUBARU
Government Star Rating is part of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHISA) New Car Assessment Progran
(NCAP). Refer to http://satecar.gov. See dealer for details, offer expires 02/23/07. *On approval of credit
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