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Firefighter of Year:
Redman fet¢.'(t
by District 4
Fire District 4 named Rahn
R{,dman as Firefighter of the
Year at its annual awards ban-
quet at Southside School on Janu-
ary 23.
Fire, district spokesman Gary
Plews cited Redman for respond-
ing to 270 calls of the 553 logged
in the course of 1998, being rein-
stated as an emergency medical
technician (EMT), receiving his
Wildland Firefighter II certifiea-
tirm and "always being willing to
pitch in with tim cleanup and dir-
ty work."
The firelighter also received an
award fl)r responciing to a call on
his riding lawnmower in the
course of the festivities at the
banquet.
FIRE CHIEF Cliff Cowling
recognize, d 12 w.dunteers who as-
sisted with 100 or more calls of
tim 553 that were logged in dur-
ing the year. Topping that list
was Joel Menter with 343, fol-
lowed by Dan Faust with 276,
Five-year service awards went
to Cathy CotTman, Laureen For-
b/s, Paul Sackinger and William
Schirmer Jr, Janet Kron received
her 10-year service pin, and Bob
Fey was recognize.d for making
EMT status.
New members Clayton Ben-
nett, Michelle Micklewright and
Sue Zinn were welcomed, and
Don and Lynn Wilson were ac-
knowledged as past members.
Cowling noted that volunteers
logged 3,932 responses to 576
calls and spent at least 2,780
hours on responses and 3,314
hours at drills.
Firefighters' association past
president Craig Holly [}resented
the association's awards. In addi-
ti(m to Redman's "most bmnor-
,ms" award, they included an "Old
Rahn Redman
and "Most Inspirational" awards
to Joel and Rebeka Menter.
Holly awarded "Above and
Beyond the Call" recognition to
Jerry Coffman, Russ Rive, Dan
Faust and Michael Cohen for
their work on a double-fatality ve-
hicle accident on Arcadia Road.
FOLLOWING THE awards
at the event, which included a
catered dinner, the district's "Fire
Dancers," Russ Rice, Mike Cohen
and Ed Caulfield, provided up-
beat songs and music for dancing.
The banquet committee includ-
ed Rebeka Menter, Stephanie
Boysen and Missy Holly. District
fire commissioners Curt Bennett,
James Potter and Jim Sadler
thanked staff and volunteers for
their community service.
Next year, Fire District 4 will
observe its 50th anniversary, re-
minding volunteers and the com-
munity that it is one of the oldest
Faithful" plaque to Bob Larsen districts in the county.
Prison, state agency
boost Toys for Tots
WCC Correctional Officer Judy
Brooks and Department of Com-
munity Corrections Officer
Michelle Bird.
Thurman said the effort this
year yielded about eight shiny
new tricycles, three big boxes full
of games, toys, dolls, books, and
art supplies and a jug of cash.
WCC also participates in
United Way and other community
outreach,, programs, she added.
roundsl $
11 ' '
Terrnfnc!
Just What
I Wanted!"
Only the sizes you
the mostl
Washington C, orrections Cen-
ter and the Shelton oItice of the
l)epartment of Community Cor-
recti(ms joined forces this year to
help the Shelton Fire Department
provide toys tbr local children at
(,Inr,M,n as.
WCC Administrative Program
Manager Alan Adams said WCC
receptionist Charlene Thurman,
who has coordinated the Toys for
...... iot..'s el'tbrt at the prison for the
past six years, was assisted by
NO SUBJECT FEES OR ADDITIONAL CHARGES, 15 95 Pockoge pr,¢:e
po,d at ohologrophy Po,e (o! dveoled p..lafail out seiechon Youl [avodte
p,p wek L,l,e N hml OB tho numbel ol odverhed coilel:Iion per {am y
p,:sv t;l:et io, opl,u,Qi collec:lior v,th no obligalon to prcbose All oges
....... ekome {m,e,ot,, .rider 18 lnu* be €€o.lpon,ed by a palenl} Groups
Portrait Studio ,.,,..,,,, ........ ,, t .... ,,,, ..... ,, ...... ,, ........ ,o P,o, o,d
h(l,l,il,OU,,d mo vor¥
Photographer Will Be Available
These 5 Days Only:
Thursday, February 18 through Monday, February 22
Photography Hours:
10:00AM - 7:00PM
SHELTON (E. Wallace Kneeland)
w
Page 18 - Shelton-Mason County Journal -Thursday, February 18,
99g
A number of Mason County
students were named to the
Washington State University
President's Honor Roll for fall
semester.
The honor scholars included
Todd R. Bennington of
Shelton, Lowell M. Lea of
Belfair, Daniel J. McCul-
lough of Belfair, Matthew
R. McLin of Shelton, Kam A.
Robinson of Shelton, Shel-
ley J. Rotz of Shelton, Ai-
mee E. Tauscher of Shelton,
Robert J. Wade of Belt'air
and Jeffrey B. Whybark of
Belfair
To be eligible for WSU hon-
ors, students at the Pullman
school must have carried at
least nine graded semester
hours and have earned a 3.75
grade-point average for the
term, or have maintained at
least a 3.5 cumulative grade-
point average.
At Western Washington
University in Bellingham, five
Mason County students were
among those named to the
honor roll. They achieved the
honors by carrying at least 14
graded credit hours and earn-
ing grades in the top 10 per-
cent of their class.
Jessica Diane Lawrence
of Shelton earned a perfect 4.0
grade-point average. Other
WWU honor-roll students
were Stephanie L. Van
Buskirk of Belfair, A n n a
Favret Buser of Shelton,
Adriana Marie Collins of
Shelton and Jason M. How-
ell of Shelton.
Timberwolf :Tales:
Small fire empties school
By MELISSA SPEIGLE
Shelton Middle School
This week is midwinter break
for all Shelton Middle School stu-
dents, as well as for everyone else
in the school district.
Last week, everyone at SMS
was kept very busy. Among the
activities were Tuesday's Spirit
Week Committee meeting, Thurs-
day's Associated Student Body
and Dance Committee meeting,
the Natural Helpers' retreat and
several placement tests for
eighth-graders.
On Friday, which was a half
day, a minor fire broke out in the
cafeteria's kitchen. The alarm
was sounded and the entire
school poured out the exits as the
fire trucks arrived to keep things
under control.
STUDENTS SPENT about
15 minutes outside while the fire-
men extinguished any remains of
the fire. Nothing was damaged,
and most students thought that
in spite of the cold weather, it
was an overall exciting and new
experience.
The fire was due to grease from
the eighth-grade Team Touch of
Class's Valentine's Day breakfast,
which was the team's way of cele-
brating the upcoming holiday.
Pancakes, balloons and dressed-
up students had filled the SMS
Commons during the earlier part
of the day, and flowers, cards and
more balloons were presented to
the students by the teachers and
from their parents, who had been
sending them in over the previous
several days.
Another event took place in the
Commons on Friday. Team Taho-
ma's All-Star Ice Cream Feed was
a reward to the Tahoma team
members who have remained
completely infraction-free for the
entire school year. Several kinds
of ice cream, syrups, whipped
cream and lots of other toppings
lined the serving tables and the
students were able to eat until
the last 10 or so minutes of
school.
EVERY YEAR, Skookum Ro-
tary Club sponsors the Mason
County Science and Engineering
Fair, an event for students in
grades K-8. This year's fair takes
place in March, but preparation
for projects should start this
month.
Application forms are required
to be turned in by February 24,
while the actual science fair will
be held from 9 a.m. to 2:45 p.m.
on Saturday, March 20. To re-
ceive the forms, students can talk
to their science teachers or con-
tact the SMS office for additional
information.
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DALLY 2:00, 4:30, 7:00, 9:30
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ROBIN
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,i] ,'",' PAUL NEWMAN
DALLY 1:45, 7:00
JOHN TRAVOLTA IN |
A Civil l-00l
ACTION00I
Chicken Basket
Sale s3.49
Taste the real country cookin'
going on at Dairy QueenL
Four golden
strips of breaded
chicken served up
hot in a basket with
crispy french fries,
GIANT.SIZE -----'DAiL--'-'Y 4:15, 9: 3-'-"--'-"--0 I Texas toast and
gravy for dipping. .. ":
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,d=! ,.,.k. ,z,,, ,,.j DALLY 12:00 1
Pepperoni, sausage, mushrooms, olives, green }eppers, _ • -- •
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In Barkley Square I liter I h ,
J
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I st ), [] ,i m r-B' PERSONAL i
i . CHECKS
._ ] Food stamps welcome on You Bake items. II1 .... ,. :'co. ! SPECIALTY PIZZA
,, $ 99
Drop in, Neighbor
IAMI % VAN I)l I( BI 1 K
I()N V()I(;II I
VA S I TY
B IJ U 12
.. With this coupon. Double porttons and
deep dish slightly extra, Not valid with
other offers, Shellon Domino Pizza only.
Cash value 1120¢. Expires 2/28199,
:I)[Li, CiO!II ALS
at Little Creek Casino
o • M O N D AY S |
m
1
5PM TO 9PM n
• 2 pancakes, 1 egg, and • 8oz. Top Sirloin
sausage or bacon • Red Potatoes lt
-- or-- Vegetables
• The Daily Breakfast Specl • ! Dinner Roll (l9_
00$199 4 .'00$395
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WRVDAV OA-HOON.I[;; $ OU get ts e.
FRIDAY, SATURDAY I 1 PM-6AM $5 matchplay, or
coupon for Megamania/Flashcash
SUNDAY-THURSDAY 1 1 PM-2AM •
Open Dally. Inlm'dllmge Hl/101110g • Shelto • (}0} 417-7711 www.ite:creek.¢om .
Check out our new hours: Sdndff Ibm Wed.esday 10am to 4m, Thursdajthru $-.urday 10am to earn
134 North 1st,
Shelton
427-8700
iH LARGE
PEPPERONI
$ 99 Plu'Tax
Carry out
only
With this coupon. Double portions and
deep dish slightly extra Not valid with
other offers. Shelton Dornino Pizza only.
Cash value 1/20¢, Expires 2128/99.
//):i(
134North 1St, I: :::
Shelton
427-8700
With this coupon. Double portions and
deep dish slightly extra. Not valid with
other offers, Shelton Dominos Pizza only. 134 North I st,
Cash value 1/20¢. Expires 2/28/99. Shelton
427-8700
TWlS1N' BREAD
99
Plus Tax
2-LARGE 2-TOPPINGS,
2 LITER POP &
Firefighter of Year:
Redman fet¢.'(t
by District 4
Fire District 4 named Rahn
R{,dman as Firefighter of the
Year at its annual awards ban-
quet at Southside School on Janu-
ary 23.
Fire, district spokesman Gary
Plews cited Redman for respond-
ing to 270 calls of the 553 logged
in the course of 1998, being rein-
stated as an emergency medical
technician (EMT), receiving his
Wildland Firefighter II certifiea-
tirm and "always being willing to
pitch in with tim cleanup and dir-
ty work."
The firelighter also received an
award fl)r responciing to a call on
his riding lawnmower in the
course of the festivities at the
banquet.
FIRE CHIEF Cliff Cowling
recognize, d 12 w.dunteers who as-
sisted with 100 or more calls of
tim 553 that were logged in dur-
ing the year. Topping that list
was Joel Menter with 343, fol-
lowed by Dan Faust with 276,
Five-year service awards went
to Cathy CotTman, Laureen For-
b/s, Paul Sackinger and William
Schirmer Jr, Janet Kron received
her 10-year service pin, and Bob
Fey was recognize.d for making
EMT status.
New members Clayton Ben-
nett, Michelle Micklewright and
Sue Zinn were welcomed, and
Don and Lynn Wilson were ac-
knowledged as past members.
Cowling noted that volunteers
logged 3,932 responses to 576
calls and spent at least 2,780
hours on responses and 3,314
hours at drills.
Firefighters' association past
president Craig Holly [}resented
the association's awards. In addi-
ti(m to Redman's "most bmnor-
,ms" award, they included an "Old
Rahn Redman
and "Most Inspirational" awards
to Joel and Rebeka Menter.
Holly awarded "Above and
Beyond the Call" recognition to
Jerry Coffman, Russ Rive, Dan
Faust and Michael Cohen for
their work on a double-fatality ve-
hicle accident on Arcadia Road.
FOLLOWING THE awards
at the event, which included a
catered dinner, the district's "Fire
Dancers," Russ Rice, Mike Cohen
and Ed Caulfield, provided up-
beat songs and music for dancing.
The banquet committee includ-
ed Rebeka Menter, Stephanie
Boysen and Missy Holly. District
fire commissioners Curt Bennett,
James Potter and Jim Sadler
thanked staff and volunteers for
their community service.
Next year, Fire District 4 will
observe its 50th anniversary, re-
minding volunteers and the com-
munity that it is one of the oldest
Faithful" plaque to Bob Larsen districts in the county.
Prison, state agency
boost Toys for Tots
WCC Correctional Officer Judy
Brooks and Department of Com-
munity Corrections Officer
Michelle Bird.
Thurman said the effort this
year yielded about eight shiny
new tricycles, three big boxes full
of games, toys, dolls, books, and
art supplies and a jug of cash.
WCC also participates in
United Way and other community
outreach,, programs, she added.
roundsl $
11 ' '
Terrnfnc!
Just What
I Wanted!"
Only the sizes you
the mostl
Washington C, orrections Cen-
ter and the Shelton oItice of the
l)epartment of Community Cor-
recti(ms joined forces this year to
help the Shelton Fire Department
provide toys tbr local children at
(,Inr,M,n as.
WCC Administrative Program
Manager Alan Adams said WCC
receptionist Charlene Thurman,
who has coordinated the Toys for
...... iot..'s el'tbrt at the prison for the
past six years, was assisted by
NO SUBJECT FEES OR ADDITIONAL CHARGES, 15 95 Pockoge pr,¢:e
po,d at ohologrophy Po,e (o! dveoled p..lafail out seiechon Youl [avodte
p,p wek L,l,e N hml OB tho numbel ol odverhed coilel:Iion per {am y
p,:sv t;l:et io, opl,u,Qi collec:lior v,th no obligalon to prcbose All oges
....... ekome {m,e,ot,, .rider 18 lnu* be €€o.lpon,ed by a palenl} Groups
Portrait Studio ,.,,..,,,, ........ ,, t .... ,,,, ..... ,, ...... ,, ........ ,o P,o, o,d
h(l,l,il,OU,,d mo vor¥
Photographer Will Be Available
These 5 Days Only:
Thursday, February 18 through Monday, February 22
Photography Hours:
10:00AM - 7:00PM
SHELTON (E. Wallace Kneeland)
w
Page 18 - Shelton-Mason County Journal -Thursday, February 18,
99g
A number of Mason County
students were named to the
Washington State University
President's Honor Roll for fall
semester.
The honor scholars included
Todd R. Bennington of
Shelton, Lowell M. Lea of
Belfair, Daniel J. McCul-
lough of Belfair, Matthew
R. McLin of Shelton, Kam A.
Robinson of Shelton, Shel-
ley J. Rotz of Shelton, Ai-
mee E. Tauscher of Shelton,
Robert J. Wade of Belt'air
and Jeffrey B. Whybark of
Belfair
To be eligible for WSU hon-
ors, students at the Pullman
school must have carried at
least nine graded semester
hours and have earned a 3.75
grade-point average for the
term, or have maintained at
least a 3.5 cumulative grade-
point average.
At Western Washington
University in Bellingham, five
Mason County students were
among those named to the
honor roll. They achieved the
honors by carrying at least 14
graded credit hours and earn-
ing grades in the top 10 per-
cent of their class.
Jessica Diane Lawrence
of Shelton earned a perfect 4.0
grade-point average. Other
WWU honor-roll students
were Stephanie L. Van
Buskirk of Belfair, A n n a
Favret Buser of Shelton,
Adriana Marie Collins of
Shelton and Jason M. How-
ell of Shelton.
Timberwolf :Tales:
Small fire empties school
By MELISSA SPEIGLE
Shelton Middle School
This week is midwinter break
for all Shelton Middle School stu-
dents, as well as for everyone else
in the school district.
Last week, everyone at SMS
was kept very busy. Among the
activities were Tuesday's Spirit
Week Committee meeting, Thurs-
day's Associated Student Body
and Dance Committee meeting,
the Natural Helpers' retreat and
several placement tests for
eighth-graders.
On Friday, which was a half
day, a minor fire broke out in the
cafeteria's kitchen. The alarm
was sounded and the entire
school poured out the exits as the
fire trucks arrived to keep things
under control.
STUDENTS SPENT about
15 minutes outside while the fire-
men extinguished any remains of
the fire. Nothing was damaged,
and most students thought that
in spite of the cold weather, it
was an overall exciting and new
experience.
The fire was due to grease from
the eighth-grade Team Touch of
Class's Valentine's Day breakfast,
which was the team's way of cele-
brating the upcoming holiday.
Pancakes, balloons and dressed-
up students had filled the SMS
Commons during the earlier part
of the day, and flowers, cards and
more balloons were presented to
the students by the teachers and
from their parents, who had been
sending them in over the previous
several days.
Another event took place in the
Commons on Friday. Team Taho-
ma's All-Star Ice Cream Feed was
a reward to the Tahoma team
members who have remained
completely infraction-free for the
entire school year. Several kinds
of ice cream, syrups, whipped
cream and lots of other toppings
lined the serving tables and the
students were able to eat until
the last 10 or so minutes of
school.
EVERY YEAR, Skookum Ro-
tary Club sponsors the Mason
County Science and Engineering
Fair, an event for students in
grades K-8. This year's fair takes
place in March, but preparation
for projects should start this
month.
Application forms are required
to be turned in by February 24,
while the actual science fair will
be held from 9 a.m. to 2:45 p.m.
on Saturday, March 20. To re-
ceive the forms, students can talk
to their science teachers or con-
tact the SMS office for additional
information.
R00UNDERS
[1. . [] N
VIDEO
2104 Olympic Hwy. N. • 426-1596
WE BAKE mYOU BAKE
GREAT PI ZA
DALLY 2:00, 4:30, 7:00, 9:30
MESSAGE IN A BOTTLE
_. KEVIN COEINER
ROBIN
WRIGHT PENN
,i] ,'",' PAUL NEWMAN
DALLY 1:45, 7:00
JOHN TRAVOLTA IN |
A Civil l-00l
ACTION00I
Chicken Basket
Sale s3.49
Taste the real country cookin'
going on at Dairy QueenL
Four golden
strips of breaded
chicken served up
hot in a basket with
crispy french fries,
GIANT.SIZE -----'DAiL--'-'Y 4:15, 9: 3-'-"--'-"--0 I Texas toast and
gravy for dipping. .. ":
"/':0,,,-,o, HAWAIIAN I IN -,11.,
0"""" m.-JA $a99 I I ,,,N v,)l{;i,r /I St°pbyaDairyQ ueen® :-
Canaaianbaconanan.app,.. "' '°'° I V A R S IT Y/i B azier store and try the .. . ,
Chicken Strip "Country I £
p giJu,0000/| Basket" for yourself.sale ends Eti" l':),',
W aas uvumwuw V -- ____ I P ............. ,,,,,, ......... ...... um February28, 1999. "v- .-'
,, UAL41A ( PanPizza I I /i
IPAVUHllI fo, 11 [ I .... I
,d=! ,.,.k. ,z,,, ,,.j DALLY 12:00 1
Pepperoni, sausage, mushrooms, olives, green }eppers, _ • -- •
2121 Olympic Hwv. N. I i'lse I
Shelton , '
In Barkley Square I liter I h ,
J
427-5366 IIBmlm • from th. ¢,..tor, oF "Toy Story" I
] @0,sney/Plxar
,o, 0 0.,, M/.Q00 i u
__=-I X ' m 517 w. Franklin St., Shelton | D/ MEDIUM
I st ), [] ,i m r-B' PERSONAL i
i . CHECKS
._ ] Food stamps welcome on You Bake items. II1 .... ,. :'co. ! SPECIALTY PIZZA
,, $ 99
Drop in, Neighbor
IAMI % VAN I)l I( BI 1 K
I()N V()I(;II I
VA S I TY
B IJ U 12
.. With this coupon. Double porttons and
deep dish slightly extra, Not valid with
other offers, Shellon Domino Pizza only.
Cash value 1120¢. Expires 2/28199,
:I)[Li, CiO!II ALS
at Little Creek Casino
o • M O N D AY S |
m
1
5PM TO 9PM n
• 2 pancakes, 1 egg, and • 8oz. Top Sirloin
sausage or bacon • Red Potatoes lt
-- or-- Vegetables
• The Daily Breakfast Specl • ! Dinner Roll (l9_
00$199 4 .'00$395
- Y, also th'stak, i:
WRVDAV OA-HOON.I[;; $ OU get ts e.
FRIDAY, SATURDAY I 1 PM-6AM $5 matchplay, or
coupon for Megamania/Flashcash
SUNDAY-THURSDAY 1 1 PM-2AM •
Open Dally. Inlm'dllmge Hl/101110g • Shelto • (}0} 417-7711 www.ite:creek.¢om .
Check out our new hours: Sdndff Ibm Wed.esday 10am to 4m, Thursdajthru $-.urday 10am to earn
134 North 1st,
Shelton
427-8700
iH LARGE
PEPPERONI
$ 99 Plu'Tax
Carry out
only
With this coupon. Double portions and
deep dish slightly extra Not valid with
other offers. Shelton Dornino Pizza only.
Cash value 1/20¢, Expires 2128/99.
//):i(
134North 1St, I: :::
Shelton
427-8700
With this coupon. Double portions and
deep dish slightly extra. Not valid with
other offers, Shelton Dominos Pizza only. 134 North I st,
Cash value 1/20¢. Expires 2/28/99. Shelton
427-8700
TWlS1N' BREAD
99
Plus Tax
2-LARGE 2-TOPPINGS,
2 LITER POP &