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Rebecca Murdock
Teen receives
medallion for
church works
Rebecca Murdock, 15, was re-
cently awarded the Young Wom-
anhood Recognition medallion by
The Church of Jesus Christ of Lat-
ter-day Saints.
She is a ninth-grader at Oak-
land Bay Junior High who began
taking steps to achieving this
award at age 12, which is typical
of other young women involved in
the Mormon youth program. This
achievement program is designed
to be completed in six years but
Miss Murdock finished it in only
three.
"Every Sunday I would just look
(Please turn to page 9.)
Mail
Ballots cast by mail in the Pio-
neer School District bond election
have started arriving at the Mason
County Elections Department, ac-
cording to Pat Sykora, the super-
intendent of" elections.
Sbe said Tuesday that 5,465
balh)ts were mailed to district vot-
ers on February 21 and 21 came
back on Monday. It will require a
return of at least 1,563 ballots, 40
percent of the turnout for the last
presidential election, and a 60 per-
;livers Pione(00r ballots
cent supermajority of "yes',' votes,
to pass the bond issue. :
Pioneer School District's $9.8-
million school construction bond
issue will be decided in a special
election Tuesday, March 13. Bal-
lots must be postmarked by that
day to be counted.
Proponents of the measure have
visited neighborhood organiza-
tions and taken to the byways with
signs and to the telephone lines
with a four-night informational
Tomorrow is Day of Prayer
World Day of Prayer, a world-
wide movement of women and
men of many faith traditions com-
ing together to observe a common
day of prayer each year, is tomor-
row. It's always on the first Fri-
day in March.
Each year people of a different
country serve as the writers of the
World Day of Prayer worship ser-
vice. The 2007 service has been
deveh)ped by the Paraguayan
committee along the lines of the
theme, "Under God's Tent."
The service this year will take
place at 1 p.m. on Friday, March
2, in the parish hall of Saint
Edward's Catholic Church, 332
North Third Street in downtown
Shelton.
More information is available
by calling 426-6134.
House of homeless.
will host classes on
radical welcoming
The word "radical" is most often
associated with descriptors such
as "rabble-rouser," "left-wing" and
"fringe element," or it is used to
dismiss an idea as "too radical."
However, in a class to be led
by Reverend Dr. Jeff Sells, "radi-
cal" is used in the sense of getting
to the heart of the matter or the
mmtmmmm.tt ...mmm"mmmmmmm" root of the matter. "When we talk
JvWisrriva about radical welcoming we are
not talking about something out
,,mmmm,,m,m,mmmmmmmmmm,J in left field but something cen-
tral: to open our arms to everyone
Benjamin Michael Thomas within reach," he said. "It is not
Ireland radical but at the heart of the gos-
was born February 15 at Ma- pel and the root that feeds us as a
church."
Sells is rector of Saint David of
Wales Episcopal Church in Shel-
ton. His class series on "Radical
Welcoming" is open to everyone.
Te format is a tbur-session pot-
luck and class on Tuesday eve-
nings, March 13 through April 3,
from 6 to 8 p.m in Saint David's
Parish Hall, 218 North Third
Street in Shelton.
Sells said a synergy exists be-
tween what some theological writ-
ers are talking about and what the
local Episcopalian congregation is
doing on a daily basis. He gives
as examples the work of Saint
David's congregation in the com-
munity. Missions of the church in-
clude partnerships with the Cold
and Hungry Coalition and United
Immigrants of Shelton. The con-
gregation provides meals and
showers to those in need.
Sells points to a church service
llllJlllllllDillllllllllllHIlllllllllllllllllHlllIllllIlIlll
13/larriage
£icenses
llllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll
Applying for marriage licenses
during the past week, according
to the Mason County Auditor's Of-
fice, were:
Clyde Clint Burkhart, 83, Shel-
ton, and Haldis Sofie Fosse, 96,
Shelton.
son General Hospital to Brian
and Greta Ireland of Shelton. He
weighed 6 pounds, 8 ounces and
was 20 inches long. Benjamin joins
siblings Zachariah, 6; Julianna, 4,
and Jonathan, 3.
His grandparents are Elaine
Ireland of Shelton, Roger Mi-
chael of Shelton, and DeThll and
Suzanne Kirk of I,ynden. Great-
grandparents are Norma Bruget
of Bellingham and Ed and Mabel
Michael of Tacoma.
Corhin Tobia King
was born to Chip and Norma
King of Shelton February 8 at
Providence Saint Peter Hospital
in Olympia. He weighed 8 pounds,
2.6 ounces.
Corbin joins a brother, Amos,
22 months old. His grandparents
are Tom and Rena Patch of Olym-
pia and Alan and Linda King, also
of Olympia.
Carly Joy Gale
was born February 1 at Stevens
Hospital in Edmonds to Tony and
Gina (Travaglione) Gale.
Her grandparents are Charlie
and Cheryl Travaglione of Shel-
ton and Stan and Karlene Gale of
Grand Rapids, Minnesota. Great-
grandparents are Albert and Es-
ther Erickson of Oakville and
Valeria Conrey of Gresham, Or-
ego.
William Edward Cleveland
was born to Jeremy and Jami
Cleveland of Shelton on February
14 at Mason General Hospital. Hd
weighed 8 pounds, 10 ounces and
was 21V2 inches long.
He joins a sister, 2-year-old
Hannah.
Grandparents are Robert and
Becky Cleveland and William and
Luayne Hunter Jr., all of Shelton.
Great-grandparents are Robert
and Stella Cleveland, O!ive Lan-
man, Beverly Allen, and Carol and
William Hunter Sr., all of Shelton,
and great-great-grandmother is
Gladis Endicott, also of Shelton.
I ructures at comltltlve rlces.
" ,
I YOU name it, We've built it.
irlrIUCTURIES u.,: Plans & Engineering irl
I I Offering::
I • Permit Administration
I l Steel, Wood Or Hardi-Plank Siding
I • steel or s Tab Roofing
I a Lifetime Warranty on Steel Avail,
I ,Free Building Design
on February 9 that was attended
by persons of many perspectives
and colors as well as gender and
sexual orientations. "It was true
multiculturalism, and people
stayed on because of the commu-
nity," he said. "It was a commu-
nity of people enjoying themselves
ll #ol, a nllll mtmm oral m mmlt k-ou mn'l' IM • IWIR m,uel'ww for 1,4111.
Page 2 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, March 1,2007
campaign. Dick Parrett, chair of
the citizens' group promoting the
bond issue, says he's seeing a new
level of community support.
WITH SUCCESS of the bond
measure, the district would receive
an additional $2.5 million in state
matching funds for bond-funded
work, said Pioneer Superintendent
Dan Winter. The funds would pro-
vide for two separate schools, an
elementary school serving
K-5 and a middle school
grades 6-8.
The project would add
classrooms to the
ry building at Pioneer
move grades 4 and 5
ing. Additional work there
include an expanded
and covered play area.
(Please turn to page
at a party."
His class will use the book Rad-
ical Welcome: Embracing God, the
Other, anti the Spirit of Trans-
[brmation by Stephanie Spellers
as a basis for a conversation on
opening the doors of the church.
It can be purchased at Sage Book
Store, 116 West Railroad Avenue
in downtown Shelton. People who Armin Baumgartel
have not read the book are also
welcome. For more information,
go to the Web site at www.stda-
vidofwales.org or call 426-8472.
Money 00larltet
: Competitive rates
: Check-writing choices
: Personal service
*Current historical 7-day taxable money market yield available on
02/26/07. Effective yield assumes reinvested income. The rate on the
money market fund will fluctuate.
An investment in the Fund is not insured or guaranteed by the Federal
Deposit Insurance Corporation. or any other government agency. Although
the Fund seeks to preserve the value of your investment at $1.00 per
share, it is possible to Iosemoney by investing in the fund.
You should consider the investment objective, risks, and charges
and expenses carefully before investing. The prospectus contains this
and other information. Your Edward Jones financial advisor can provide
a prospectus, or visit our website at: www.edwardjones.com,
which should be read carefully before investing.
Armin Baumgartel
Dan Baumgartel
Financial Advisors
821 West Railroad Avenue,
Suite A, Shelton
426-0982 • ! -800-441-0982
W+":e dwa r!tj_0nes,(!om ......
Memt)er SIPC
Dan Baumgartel
d¢
EdwardJones
Serving Individual Investors Since 1871
-- LEGAL NOTICE --
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Proposed Amendments to the City of Shelton Municipal code
A public hearing before the City of Shelton Commission is scheduled for March 12, 2007
at 6:00 p.m. in the Shelton Civic Center Commission Chambers, located at 525 W. GO=
Street, to accept public comments on a proposed amendment to the Shelton MuniCiPn
Code (SMC) adopting revisions to the Subdivision Ordinance, SMC Title 19, and the La,
Use Hearing Examiner, SMC Chapter 2.36.
The public is invited to comment on the proposed amendments at the public hearin!
A copy of the proposed amendments is available at no charge from the City of
ton Community Development Department, 525 W. Cota Street, Shelton, WA 98584.
phone: (360) 426-9731. 3/1J(
: <+
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Rebecca Murdock
Teen receives
medallion for
church works
Rebecca Murdock, 15, was re-
cently awarded the Young Wom-
anhood Recognition medallion by
The Church of Jesus Christ of Lat-
ter-day Saints.
She is a ninth-grader at Oak-
land Bay Junior High who began
taking steps to achieving this
award at age 12, which is typical
of other young women involved in
the Mormon youth program. This
achievement program is designed
to be completed in six years but
Miss Murdock finished it in only
three.
"Every Sunday I would just look
(Please turn to page 9.)
Mail
Ballots cast by mail in the Pio-
neer School District bond election
have started arriving at the Mason
County Elections Department, ac-
cording to Pat Sykora, the super-
intendent of" elections.
Sbe said Tuesday that 5,465
balh)ts were mailed to district vot-
ers on February 21 and 21 came
back on Monday. It will require a
return of at least 1,563 ballots, 40
percent of the turnout for the last
presidential election, and a 60 per-
;livers Pione(00r ballots
cent supermajority of "yes',' votes,
to pass the bond issue. :
Pioneer School District's $9.8-
million school construction bond
issue will be decided in a special
election Tuesday, March 13. Bal-
lots must be postmarked by that
day to be counted.
Proponents of the measure have
visited neighborhood organiza-
tions and taken to the byways with
signs and to the telephone lines
with a four-night informational
Tomorrow is Day of Prayer
World Day of Prayer, a world-
wide movement of women and
men of many faith traditions com-
ing together to observe a common
day of prayer each year, is tomor-
row. It's always on the first Fri-
day in March.
Each year people of a different
country serve as the writers of the
World Day of Prayer worship ser-
vice. The 2007 service has been
deveh)ped by the Paraguayan
committee along the lines of the
theme, "Under God's Tent."
The service this year will take
place at 1 p.m. on Friday, March
2, in the parish hall of Saint
Edward's Catholic Church, 332
North Third Street in downtown
Shelton.
More information is available
by calling 426-6134.
House of homeless.
will host classes on
radical welcoming
The word "radical" is most often
associated with descriptors such
as "rabble-rouser," "left-wing" and
"fringe element," or it is used to
dismiss an idea as "too radical."
However, in a class to be led
by Reverend Dr. Jeff Sells, "radi-
cal" is used in the sense of getting
to the heart of the matter or the
mmtmmmm.tt ...mmm"mmmmmmm" root of the matter. "When we talk
JvWisrriva about radical welcoming we are
not talking about something out
,,mmmm,,m,m,mmmmmmmmmm,J in left field but something cen-
tral: to open our arms to everyone
Benjamin Michael Thomas within reach," he said. "It is not
Ireland radical but at the heart of the gos-
was born February 15 at Ma- pel and the root that feeds us as a
church."
Sells is rector of Saint David of
Wales Episcopal Church in Shel-
ton. His class series on "Radical
Welcoming" is open to everyone.
Te format is a tbur-session pot-
luck and class on Tuesday eve-
nings, March 13 through April 3,
from 6 to 8 p.m in Saint David's
Parish Hall, 218 North Third
Street in Shelton.
Sells said a synergy exists be-
tween what some theological writ-
ers are talking about and what the
local Episcopalian congregation is
doing on a daily basis. He gives
as examples the work of Saint
David's congregation in the com-
munity. Missions of the church in-
clude partnerships with the Cold
and Hungry Coalition and United
Immigrants of Shelton. The con-
gregation provides meals and
showers to those in need.
Sells points to a church service
llllJlllllllDillllllllllllHIlllllllllllllllllHlllIllllIlIlll
13/larriage
£icenses
llllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll
Applying for marriage licenses
during the past week, according
to the Mason County Auditor's Of-
fice, were:
Clyde Clint Burkhart, 83, Shel-
ton, and Haldis Sofie Fosse, 96,
Shelton.
son General Hospital to Brian
and Greta Ireland of Shelton. He
weighed 6 pounds, 8 ounces and
was 20 inches long. Benjamin joins
siblings Zachariah, 6; Julianna, 4,
and Jonathan, 3.
His grandparents are Elaine
Ireland of Shelton, Roger Mi-
chael of Shelton, and DeThll and
Suzanne Kirk of I,ynden. Great-
grandparents are Norma Bruget
of Bellingham and Ed and Mabel
Michael of Tacoma.
Corhin Tobia King
was born to Chip and Norma
King of Shelton February 8 at
Providence Saint Peter Hospital
in Olympia. He weighed 8 pounds,
2.6 ounces.
Corbin joins a brother, Amos,
22 months old. His grandparents
are Tom and Rena Patch of Olym-
pia and Alan and Linda King, also
of Olympia.
Carly Joy Gale
was born February 1 at Stevens
Hospital in Edmonds to Tony and
Gina (Travaglione) Gale.
Her grandparents are Charlie
and Cheryl Travaglione of Shel-
ton and Stan and Karlene Gale of
Grand Rapids, Minnesota. Great-
grandparents are Albert and Es-
ther Erickson of Oakville and
Valeria Conrey of Gresham, Or-
ego.
William Edward Cleveland
was born to Jeremy and Jami
Cleveland of Shelton on February
14 at Mason General Hospital. Hd
weighed 8 pounds, 10 ounces and
was 21V2 inches long.
He joins a sister, 2-year-old
Hannah.
Grandparents are Robert and
Becky Cleveland and William and
Luayne Hunter Jr., all of Shelton.
Great-grandparents are Robert
and Stella Cleveland, O!ive Lan-
man, Beverly Allen, and Carol and
William Hunter Sr., all of Shelton,
and great-great-grandmother is
Gladis Endicott, also of Shelton.
I ructures at comltltlve rlces.
" ,
I YOU name it, We've built it.
irlrIUCTURIES u.,: Plans & Engineering irl
I I Offering::
I • Permit Administration
I l Steel, Wood Or Hardi-Plank Siding
I • steel or s Tab Roofing
I a Lifetime Warranty on Steel Avail,
I ,Free Building Design
on February 9 that was attended
by persons of many perspectives
and colors as well as gender and
sexual orientations. "It was true
multiculturalism, and people
stayed on because of the commu-
nity," he said. "It was a commu-
nity of people enjoying themselves
ll #ol, a nllll mtmm oral m mmlt k-ou mn'l' IM • IWIR m,uel'ww for 1,4111.
Page 2 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, March 1,2007
campaign. Dick Parrett, chair of
the citizens' group promoting the
bond issue, says he's seeing a new
level of community support.
WITH SUCCESS of the bond
measure, the district would receive
an additional $2.5 million in state
matching funds for bond-funded
work, said Pioneer Superintendent
Dan Winter. The funds would pro-
vide for two separate schools, an
elementary school serving
K-5 and a middle school
grades 6-8.
The project would add
classrooms to the
ry building at Pioneer
move grades 4 and 5
ing. Additional work there
include an expanded
and covered play area.
(Please turn to page
at a party."
His class will use the book Rad-
ical Welcome: Embracing God, the
Other, anti the Spirit of Trans-
[brmation by Stephanie Spellers
as a basis for a conversation on
opening the doors of the church.
It can be purchased at Sage Book
Store, 116 West Railroad Avenue
in downtown Shelton. People who Armin Baumgartel
have not read the book are also
welcome. For more information,
go to the Web site at www.stda-
vidofwales.org or call 426-8472.
Money 00larltet
: Competitive rates
: Check-writing choices
: Personal service
*Current historical 7-day taxable money market yield available on
02/26/07. Effective yield assumes reinvested income. The rate on the
money market fund will fluctuate.
An investment in the Fund is not insured or guaranteed by the Federal
Deposit Insurance Corporation. or any other government agency. Although
the Fund seeks to preserve the value of your investment at $1.00 per
share, it is possible to Iosemoney by investing in the fund.
You should consider the investment objective, risks, and charges
and expenses carefully before investing. The prospectus contains this
and other information. Your Edward Jones financial advisor can provide
a prospectus, or visit our website at: www.edwardjones.com,
which should be read carefully before investing.
Armin Baumgartel
Dan Baumgartel
Financial Advisors
821 West Railroad Avenue,
Suite A, Shelton
426-0982 • ! -800-441-0982
W+":e dwa r!tj_0nes,(!om ......
Memt)er SIPC
Dan Baumgartel
d¢
EdwardJones
Serving Individual Investors Since 1871
-- LEGAL NOTICE --
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Proposed Amendments to the City of Shelton Municipal code
A public hearing before the City of Shelton Commission is scheduled for March 12, 2007
at 6:00 p.m. in the Shelton Civic Center Commission Chambers, located at 525 W. GO=
Street, to accept public comments on a proposed amendment to the Shelton MuniCiPn
Code (SMC) adopting revisions to the Subdivision Ordinance, SMC Title 19, and the La,
Use Hearing Examiner, SMC Chapter 2.36.
The public is invited to comment on the proposed amendments at the public hearin!
A copy of the proposed amendments is available at no charge from the City of
ton Community Development Department, 525 W. Cota Street, Shelton, WA 98584.
phone: (360) 426-9731. 3/1J(
: <+
SERVICE
SAVINGS
with these coupon !
, $4 hare0., 3€I+0.:, $ +.
1 0 IW189.001 "
FULL DETAIL INCLUDES:
I l.l Hand Wash a Dry I. 1 Hand Wash a Dry l|
.I + Hand Wash a Dry 1. '
I I Bug & Tar Removal / I I I Bug & Tar Removal I I I I Bug & Tar Removal II
I I + HandWax / I |1 [ HandWax II ',1; == :1:
'1 Pc,,,, ou, Most Fine Scratches/' '1 out Mo00, Fine Scratches I' Mot Fine ScratCh
I I Vacuum Interior a Clean Vents /I II 1' Vacuum Interior & Clean Vents II i I + Vacuum nter+or & C,ean Ve. II
I I L_+ Clean & Dress All Vinyl / I I I t-+ Clean & Dress All Vinyl I I I I Clean & Dress All Vinyl h
I I + Clean & Dress Leather (if + I
I[ Clean & Dress Leather (If Applies) /III ; Clean a Dress Leather (If Applies) II ' '") '
J J I, +ooo u+o,st+,
Shampoo Upholstery & Carpets / I I [ Shampoo Upholstery & Carpets I III I +' +' CleanWind°wSwheelsCleaned& Rims(Ins+d s o.f)/l/I
' Windows Cleaned (Inside& Out) / i I f Windows Cleaned (,nme & Out)
I / I Clean Wheels & Rims / I I I Clean Wheels & Rims I
I/F_ DressTires / I '1 DressTires / I I[ DressTires ....11
I - Animal Flair Extr a I I' -- Animal Hair Extr a I I I Animal Hair Extra hide /Ittl I
• Discount price subject to size & condition of vehicle With • • Disoounl price subject to size & condition of vehicle. With • . Discount price subject to size & condition of ve _nJol€
1 coupon only, By appointment only Not valid wtth any 1 1 coupon only, Byappointmentoniy. Notvalidwithanyother 1 1 coupon only, Byappointmentonly, Notvalidwtt}a t ill
olher offer. Expires 3/31/07 offer. Expires 3/31/07. offer. Expires 3/31/07. ..,,= --
ll I I I I I I I I I Ill ll I I I I I I I I Ill ll I I I I I I I lm"
FREE Shuttle Service Available 360.426.5585o
I Radroad
CHEVY, TOYOTA, " Avenue & U.S. 101 Interchange, She
NISSAN, ETC. I lo:Certified Monday-Saturday 8 a.m.-7 p.m. sstr,C,.
I ++::::::: Sunday 10 a.m.-5 p.m. ***"
WE SERVICE ALL I
MAKES AND MODELS.J Parts and Service opensMonday-FridaYa.m..4:30 8 a.m.-5 P'R'