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Two fundraisers by NM Coalition of Churches and Community
STAFF REPORT The nonprofit group pres- 7791. The auction is presented at 5in the Food for Kids backpack
pr@masoncounty.com ents a crab feed and silent cue- The Food for Kids programs p.m. For more information, call program, 16,500 school break
tion fundraiser at 5 p.m. March benefit from a loaded baked Monna Haugen at 275-6217. nutrition boxes, 5,000 meals
9 at the Farm at Water's Edgepotato and dessert buffet from Formed in 2006, the coali- served on Wednesdays at local
The North Mason Coalition in Belfair. Tickets are $25, and 4 to 6 p.m. March 23 at Christ tion has grown from providingchurches and by the Evergreen
of Churches and Community are available by emailing ccc. Lutheran Church, 3701 N.E. about 600 meals per year, to Garden Club, and 1,000 meals
has scheduled two fundraisers nmC~uno.com or calling Kathy North Shore Road, Belfair. Ad- almost 40,000 meals in 2012. served on Sundays at the The-
in March. at 275-0949 or Linda at 710- mission is by donation. That includes 17,500 meals ler Community Center.
Belfair Co-Op celebrates
25 years of calendars
By NATALIE JOHNSON
natalie@masoncounty.com
The Belfair Cooperative Preschool is producing its
Community Calendar for the 25th year.
In celebration, the school will be displaying their
collection of calendar photos at the Timberland Li-
brary during February.
While the 2013 calendar has already been finished
and sold, the school is collecting advertising and oth-
er information for its 2014 calendar.
The calendar is in about 200 homes and business-
es throughout the area, and is a main fundraiser for
the school.
The calendar offers advertising opportunities to
businesses, and features places of interest for the pic-
ture.
This year, the picture selected to was of the new
object d'art at the four-way stop near Bill Hunter
Park. As in past years, Hudson Photography sup-
plied the featured photo.
The Belfair Co-op has been in existence since the
mid-1960s.
To advertise for next year's calendar, contact the
school at 277-0392.
Construction, Inc.]
Serving the North Mason area |
since1967 [
Specializing in seawall I
Re-construction and I
home repairs ol
275.6684 -q
Frank Merrill Belfair, WA [
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Welcoming
NEW PATIENTS!
Family Dentistry. Implants
TMJ/Sleep Apnea - Prompt Emergency Care
Most Insurances Accepted
Shakin' it at the Sweetheart Dance
Showing their funky
moves Friday at
Hawkins Middle
School's Sweetheart
Dance were, from left,
Melanie Hall, Levi
Jarred, Courtney
Franckowiak, Stevie
Robinson, Gabe Winn
and Taylor Byerly.
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SHORELINE the past years, the most troubling
changes and the use of the shoreline
rn) U " Continued from page A-17 by wildlife.
DENTAL ARTS Wendy Gerstel, owner of Qwg
~ first time since 1988." Applied Geology, will talk about the
Futurewise is a statewide public geologic characteristics of streams
interest group that works to promote and shorelines, and how it informs
healthy communities and cities while shoreline development and protec-
• protecting farmland, forests and tions.
les & Gently Used Items shorelines. Gerstel is an engineering geologist
~~ Glassware • Toys • Jewelry • Rare Items Curtis Tanner, co-chair of the and hydrogeologist with more than
~ _~ --- New Inventory Daily-- steering committee for the Puget 30 years of experience. Her
company
~~Open." Wed.- Sat. 10 a.m.- 5:30 p.m. Sound Nearshore Ecosystem Res- specializes in geologic mapping, anal-
~~: - Sun. 10 a.m.- 4 p.m. toration Project, will explain how ysis and mitigation of landslide haz-
the shorelines have changed during ards, and geologic and hydrogeologic
~~t~ ! Consignments Welcome • Spaces Available
~' N.E. 23491 Hwy 3 Belfmr, WA
(3.) ss2-23os =w
TOPS
Continued from page A-17
NORTH MASON
FIBER COMPANY
RO. Box 275 • NE 431 Log Yard Rd.. Belfair, WA 98528
Thq Piace To
Contractors Welcome
Load*
*Price 1
based onl
size of I
vehicle J
Per Small
(Pick.up Size) OR
Herald photo by Gordon Weeks
The geology and health of Hood Canal, seen here at the Theler Wetlands trail in Belfair, is
among the topics at the Sound Shoreline Science Forum presented from I to 4:30 p.m. March
I at the Theler Community Center in Belfair. Admission to the forum is free, with an optional
Courtesy photo
From left, Barb Stormo and Barb Wynn, along with Marjean
Zurn (not pictured) are 2012 TOPS No. 1321 graduates.
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with questions at 275-4835.
275-0228 Please call for directions and more information
NO Plastics or Garbage PLEASE
interactions.
Joseph Pavel, director of the
Skokomish Tribal Nation Depart-
ment of Natural Resources, will
talk about cultural resources on the
marine shoreline, fishing locations,
shellfish collection, and cultural and
other tribal resources.
David Bricklin of Bricklin & New-
man LLP, has been involved in en-
vironmental and land use law since
those laws and regulations were ad-
opted in the early 1970s. At the fo-
rum, he'll talk about the legalities of
the Shoreline Master Plan.
Herald photo by Gordon Weeks
OPEN MON-FRI 7AM-4:30PM. WEEKENDS 8AM.4PM
TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensi-
bly) invites residents to attend an
open house Feb: 27. in the lower lev-
el of North Bay Lutheran Church,
211 Lakeland Drive, Allyn. Weigh-
in starts at 9 a.m. with the meeting
following at 10 a.m. Organizers say
attendees will learn how to achieve
weight-loss success.
This low-cost program uses ongo-
ing support, recognition and expert
advice to develop a healthful life-
style so members can achieve real
results.
In 2012, 10ngtime Allyn residents
Barb Stormo and Barb Wynn, along
with Marjean Zurn of Belfair, grad-
uated to KOPS status, or Keep Off
Pounds Sensibly.
Call TOPS leader Diane Hartley