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HS SLATE00 17 II II [1-12 17 "12 "19 TRACK OPPONENT Capital Throwers' Classic North Thurston Bremerton Relays Timberline Lakes Mt. Invitational Clover Park S. Kitsap Invite Shelton Invite Yelm Shaner Invite League Meet District Meet State Meet LOCATION Shelton HS Shelton HS N. Thurston HS Bremerton HS Shelton HS Shelton HS Yelm HS Shelton HS S. Kitsap HS Shelton HS Yelm HS Tumwater HS Harry Lang Std. TBA Pasco TIME 3:30 PM 10AM 3:30 PM 10AM 3:30 PM 3:30 PM 10 AM 3:30 PM 10AM 10AM 3:30 PM 10AM 3:30 PM 3:30 PM 3:30 PM BOYS'SOCCER OPPONENT Alumni Game Aberdeen Lakes Capital Clover Park Olympia N. Thurston Timberline Centralia Yelm Clover Park Olympia N. Thurston Timberline Lakes Capital Yelm LOCATION Shelton HS Shelton HS Lakes HS Shelton HS Shelton HS Shelton HS Shelton HS Timberline HS Centralia HS Shelton HS Clover Park HS Olympia HS N. Thurston HS Shelton HS Shelton HS Capital HS Yelm HS TIME 7:00 PM 7:00 PM 7:00 PM Noon 7:00 PM 7:00 PM 7:00 PM 7:00 PM 7:00 PM 7:00 PM 7:00 PM 7:00 PM 7:00 PM 7:00 PM 7:00 PM 7:30 PM 6:00 PM JV 5:00 PM 5:00 PM 10AM 5:00 PM 5:00 PM 5:00 PM 5:00 PM 5:00 PM 5:00 PM 5:00 PM 5:00 PM 5:00 PM 5:00 PM 5:00 PM 5:30 PM 4:00 PM BOYS'C SOCCER OPPONENT Olympia Black Hills N. Thurston Timberline Tumwater Capital Centralia Black Hills N. Thurston Olympia Timberline Tumwater Capital Centralia LOCATION Olympia HS OBJH Field OBJH Field Timberline HS OBJH Field OBJH Field OBJH Field Black Hills HS N. Thurston HS OBJH Field OBJH Field Tumwater HS Capital HS Centralia HS TIME 4:30 PM 4:30 PM 4:30 PM 4:30 PM 4:30 PM 4:30 PM 4:30 PM 4:30 PM 4,30 PM 4:30 PM 4:30 PM 4:30 PM 4:30 PM 4:30 PM FASTPITCH OPPONENT C. Kitsap Gig Harbor Hoqui N. Thurston River Ridge Bremerton Lakes Yelm Olympic Capital Timberline N. Thurston Clover Park Aberdeen Lakes Olympic Yelm Timberline Clover Park Capital LOCATION TIME Linder Field 3:30 PM Gig Harbor HS 4:00 PM MCRA 4:30 PM N. Thurston HS 4:00 PM River Ridge HS 3:30 PM Bremerton HS 4:00 PM MCRA 4:00 PM MCRA 4:00 PM Kitsap Co. 4:00 PM Capital HS 4:00 PM Timberline HS 4:00 PM MCRA 4:00 PM MCRA 4.' PM MCRA 4:30 PM Lakes HS 4:00 PM MCRA 4:00 PM Yelm HS 4.0 PM MCRA 4:00 PM Clover Park HS 4:00 PM MCRA 4.0 PM GIRLS' GOLF OPPONENT Elma Jamboree Gig Harbor Olympia Bayview Invite Timberline Lakes N. Thurston Streeter Tourney Capital Clover Park Yelm League Tourney District Tourney LOCATION Bayshore T. Valley (Yelm) Madrona Links Tum. Valley GC Lewis River GC Bayshore Bayshore Hawks Prarie Port Angeles Olympia CC Bayshore Nisqually Valley Tuna. Valley GC Fort Lewis TIME 3:30 PM 3:30 PM 3:30 PM 3:15 PM 9:00 AM 3:30 PM 3:30 PM 3:30 PM 8"00 AM 3:30 PM 3:30 PM 3:30 PM 11:00 AM 3:00 PM GIRI00' TENNIS OPPONENT Wilson Bremerton Capital N. Thurston Olympia Lakes Yelm Timberline Clover Park Lakes Yelm Timberline Capital Clover Park N. Thurston League District LOCATION Wilson HS Shelton HS Capital HS NTHS Shelton HS Shelton HS Shelton HS Timberline HS Shelton HS Lakes HS Yelm Shelton HS Shelton HS Clover Park HS Shelton HS Clover Park HS Spanaway Lk. HS TIME 3:30 PM 3:30 PM 4:00 PM 4.0 PM 3:30 PM 4:00 PM 4:00 PM 4:00 PM 40 PM 4:00 PM 4:00 PM 4:00 PM 4:00 PM 4:00 PM 4:00 PM 3:30 PM 3:30 PM CAT-QUICK JUNIOR guard Alex Olson skies for one of the Climbers' untimely rim-rattlers during Friday's district loss to Auburn at Mount Tahoma High School. Climbers run out of miracles (Continued from page 21.) Corey (6-4 all-league senior Golob) and Curtis. "So we had hoped to do orte of two things: either break one of them open or get the ball to Trevor (6-2 sophomore Peterson) comin' back and then look up the floor - which is sorta what happened. "The ball went to Trevor - from Alex (5-10 junior Olson), if I re- member correctly. And Trevor took a couple hard dribbles to the mid- dle and then he made a diagonal pass to Curtis. And we got a much better look than I sorta thought we might get." AND WAS CURTIS' shot sup- posed to be from beyond the arc? "No, no," says Jensen. "It was more a situation where we wanted to get a good look - and wherever we get the good look. You know? "And when you screen a screen- er, as we did there, it allows you to get pretty good looks a lot of times if you catch 'em in man-to-man. If you catch 'em in zone you don't get much out of it, cuz everybody's just playing areas. But they happened to be in man-to-man, and we got a good look - and a good shot at it and tied it." AS FOR SECOND-guessing that it wasn't shot from a half-step further out - thus rendering it a game-winner instead of an over- time-forcer - Jensen insists its a moot point. "Actually, if Curtis doesn't drib- ble it's probably a three," he con- cedes. "And had he shot the ball better through the night I'm not sure that he wouldn't have just stopped - caught and shot it. "So he'll probably have some second thoughts about it, but at the point where he was and what was goin' on, you know, it's a real • accomplishment just to make it." Fact is, adds Coach, it was a ter- rific shot under the most pressure- packed of situations. 'Teah," he says. "And you think back: He hit the big three against Kennedy. He hit two or three re- ally big shots through the year for us, you know - and all in those situations. "AND I'M SURE in hindsight he wishes it was a three. But at the point he did it, you know, it was a pressure shot, and he took it. And he wanted t' take it. And it went down. So you can't argue anything about it. It's just one of those things..." Give Auburn credit, adds Jen- sen. "Cuz t' have that happen to ya," he says, "and then turn around and play well in the over- time -" He shakes his head. "You know, I was more con- cerned about the jubilation just bein' so instantaneous that we wouldn't be able to carry it over into the overtime..." JENSEN HAD PRAISE all the same for his boys' effort as a team, and he bragged on young Olson in particular. "He's real strong," he says. 'Ta start watchin' when two or three guys have the ball and he's one of 'era, a lot o' times he ends up with it. Ya know? And he's very aggressive - which isn't always the nature of some of the other kids." Another thing he's got going, says Coach - and it was evident when not once but thrice in the third quarter he outraced his rival guards down the floor after pick- ing off passes - is outstanding quickness. "Unfortunately the end result wasn't good," says Jensen, allud- ing to the three straight missed lay-ups. "But he got from one end of the floor to the other quicker than kids without the basketball did - which isn't normally how that goes." YOUNG ALEX' hard luck at finishing wasn't characteristic at all, adds Coach, but his response to it certainly was. "His comment afterwards," says Jensen, was 'I won't miss any more lay-ups; I'm gonna just dunk...'" Alex wound up leading the Climbers with 16 points Friday. He made three of his eight shots from two-point range and three of five three-pointers. Corey, like Curtis a first-team all-leaguer this season, added 13 points on 5- 9 shooting inside the arc but was just 1-7 on treys. Curtis made his only three-point shot and was 1-7 overall before his buzzer beater. Auburn 15 28 38 52 64 Shelton 24 35 44 52 55 Auburn - Lavoie 14, Snowden 15, Gwinn, T.J. Stafford 31, Williams, Kasa, Gouveia 4, Johnson• FG - 21-49 (5-19 three-pointers); FT - 17-24. Shelton - Charlie Vernon 4, Alex Olson 16, Corey Golob 13, Derek Ranney 4, Curtis Trondsen 6, Levi Sutton 3, Trevor Peterson 9, Will Trondsen, Brett Riley, Brandon Moore• FG - 22-61 (5-21 three-pointers); FT - 6- 11. BowUng WEDNESDAY SENIOR LEAGUE 2/7/07 Timber 15.5-4.5, Ernies 13-7, Missfits 11-9, Perfect 11-9, VFW 10-10, Nitas 7-13, JBs 6.5-13.5, Pin 6-14. Men's Scratch Game and Series: Curt Snyder, 239 and 599. Women's Scratch Game: Margie Sallas, 203. Alumni soccer is Saturday Climber soccer's annual alumni game is set for 7 p.m. Saturday in Highclimber Stadium. Penciled in on the grads' roster already are Rob Cole from the Eighties; Erik Jacobs, Donovan Russell, Donald Taylor, Scott Whiting, Jeff Larimer, James Jensen, Todd Otto, Matt Dorcy, Scott Schuyten, Rob Miller, Brad Scandrett, Kelly Riordan, Craig Brimmer, Brad Miller, Tyson Latham, Be Bracken and Derrick Hanson from the Nineties, and Nick Cronquist, Ryan Burleson, Jon Weeden, Ross Fairbrother, Tyler Johnson, Aaron Dorcy, Danny Berner, Brad Hanson, Peter Sloane, Michael Sloane, Cesar Cifuentes and Chuck Singh from the new millennium. Coaches are veteran mentors Ron Otto (for the alums) and Brian Fairbrother (for the current Climbers), and working the lines will be veteran Shelton officials Bob Miller and Jim Ghiglione. Women's Scratch Series: Donna Nicholson, 547. WEDNESDAY SENIOR LEAGUE 2/21/07 Ernies 19-9, Timber 17.5-10.5, Perfect 17-11, Nitas 15-13, Mias'flts 12-16, BJs 11.5-16.5, VFW 11-17, Pin 9-19. Men's Scratch Game and Series: Curt Snyder, 225 and 630. Women's Scratch Game and Series: Donna Nicholson, 192 and 526. KEN O'DELL MEN'S COMMERCIAL 2121107 Basic 20-4, North 20-4, Rich 19-5, Richies 18-6, GSC 16-8, Timber 14-10, Log 13.5- 10.}, DH 13-11, Sunrise 10-14, Pine 6-18, Floors 4-20, Just 4-20, Custom 3-9, Rollerz 2-14. Scratch Game: Bob Phillips, 268. Scratch Series: Paul Brown, 716. KEN O'DELL MEN'S COMMERCIAL 2/7/07 Basic 13-3, North 13-3, Richies 11-5, GSC 11-5, Rich 11-5, Timber 10-6, Log 9.5-6.5, DH 8-8, Sunrise 6-10, Custom 5-3, Floors 4- 12, Pine 3-13, Just 3-13, Rollerz 2-6. Scratch Game: Ed Michalak, 255. Scratch Series: Jaime Bonita, 717. The Mary M. Knight Gifts' and Boys' Basketball Teams would like to thank the following people and businesses who supported our trip to State Tournament in Yakima. Bruce & Marge Adsero Dana Anderson Arcadia Drilling Mike Bateman Johnny & Linda Black Sharon Blackston Mike & Kris Bowman Castle & Coleman Logging Molly & Allan Christensen Christel Combes Cook's Tree Farm Decker Creek Custom Meats Eugene & Barbara Dunbar Dave & Carol Ersland Goldy Const & Excavating Gary & Nancy Graham Green Diamond Employees ttawkes Electric John Itollatz Katrina Iversen Rick & Alyson Johnson Betty Jones Rodney & Debra Kingery Jake & Shawna Kiliz Ken Loivisto Gerald Lester Bud Lordier Sandy Luedtke Lusignan Forestry Amber Mark Steve ; Wanita McCowan Jean Mead MMK PT() Our Community Credit Union Barbara Robecker David ;" Tracey Robecker Joe  Teddy Rothrock Signs By Erin Spike's tlydraulics Squaxin Island Tribe Thomas Construction Wal-Mart Randall & Lyn Weber Chris t" Tiki Willey John & Julie Willey Robert & Patti Woods And to the many fans who donated anonymously and attended our Spaghetti Feed Fund-raiser! THANK YOU ! Thursday, March 8, 2007 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Page 23 .t HS SLATE00 17 II II [1-12 17 "12 "19 TRACK OPPONENT Capital Throwers' Classic North Thurston Bremerton Relays Timberline Lakes Mt. Invitational Clover Park S. Kitsap Invite Shelton Invite Yelm Shaner Invite League Meet District Meet State Meet LOCATION Shelton HS Shelton HS N. Thurston HS Bremerton HS Shelton HS Shelton HS Yelm HS Shelton HS S. Kitsap HS Shelton HS Yelm HS Tumwater HS Harry Lang Std. TBA Pasco TIME 3:30 PM 10AM 3:30 PM 10AM 3:30 PM 3:30 PM 10 AM 3:30 PM 10AM 10AM 3:30 PM 10AM 3:30 PM 3:30 PM 3:30 PM BOYS'SOCCER OPPONENT Alumni Game Aberdeen Lakes Capital Clover Park Olympia N. Thurston Timberline Centralia Yelm Clover Park Olympia N. Thurston Timberline Lakes Capital Yelm LOCATION Shelton HS Shelton HS Lakes HS Shelton HS Shelton HS Shelton HS Shelton HS Timberline HS Centralia HS Shelton HS Clover Park HS Olympia HS N. Thurston HS Shelton HS Shelton HS Capital HS Yelm HS TIME 7:00 PM 7:00 PM 7:00 PM Noon 7:00 PM 7:00 PM 7:00 PM 7:00 PM 7:00 PM 7:00 PM 7:00 PM 7:00 PM 7:00 PM 7:00 PM 7:00 PM 7:30 PM 6:00 PM JV 5:00 PM 5:00 PM 10AM 5:00 PM 5:00 PM 5:00 PM 5:00 PM 5:00 PM 5:00 PM 5:00 PM 5:00 PM 5:00 PM 5:00 PM 5:00 PM 5:30 PM 4:00 PM BOYS'C SOCCER OPPONENT Olympia Black Hills N. Thurston Timberline Tumwater Capital Centralia Black Hills N. Thurston Olympia Timberline Tumwater Capital Centralia LOCATION Olympia HS OBJH Field OBJH Field Timberline HS OBJH Field OBJH Field OBJH Field Black Hills HS N. Thurston HS OBJH Field OBJH Field Tumwater HS Capital HS Centralia HS TIME 4:30 PM 4:30 PM 4:30 PM 4:30 PM 4:30 PM 4:30 PM 4:30 PM 4:30 PM 4,30 PM 4:30 PM 4:30 PM 4:30 PM 4:30 PM 4:30 PM FASTPITCH OPPONENT C. Kitsap Gig Harbor Hoqui N. Thurston River Ridge Bremerton Lakes Yelm Olympic Capital Timberline N. Thurston Clover Park Aberdeen Lakes Olympic Yelm Timberline Clover Park Capital LOCATION TIME Linder Field 3:30 PM Gig Harbor HS 4:00 PM MCRA 4:30 PM N. Thurston HS 4:00 PM River Ridge HS 3:30 PM Bremerton HS 4:00 PM MCRA 4:00 PM MCRA 4:00 PM Kitsap Co. 4:00 PM Capital HS 4:00 PM Timberline HS 4:00 PM MCRA 4:00 PM MCRA 4.' PM MCRA 4:30 PM Lakes HS 4:00 PM MCRA 4:00 PM Yelm HS 4.0 PM MCRA 4:00 PM Clover Park HS 4:00 PM MCRA 4.0 PM GIRLS' GOLF OPPONENT Elma Jamboree Gig Harbor Olympia Bayview Invite Timberline Lakes N. Thurston Streeter Tourney Capital Clover Park Yelm League Tourney District Tourney LOCATION Bayshore T. Valley (Yelm) Madrona Links Tum. Valley GC Lewis River GC Bayshore Bayshore Hawks Prarie Port Angeles Olympia CC Bayshore Nisqually Valley Tuna. Valley GC Fort Lewis TIME 3:30 PM 3:30 PM 3:30 PM 3:15 PM 9:00 AM 3:30 PM 3:30 PM 3:30 PM 8"00 AM 3:30 PM 3:30 PM 3:30 PM 11:00 AM 3:00 PM GIRI00' TENNIS OPPONENT Wilson Bremerton Capital N. Thurston Olympia Lakes Yelm Timberline Clover Park Lakes Yelm Timberline Capital Clover Park N. Thurston League District LOCATION Wilson HS Shelton HS Capital HS NTHS Shelton HS Shelton HS Shelton HS Timberline HS Shelton HS Lakes HS Yelm Shelton HS Shelton HS Clover Park HS Shelton HS Clover Park HS Spanaway Lk. HS TIME 3:30 PM 3:30 PM 4:00 PM 4.0 PM 3:30 PM 4:00 PM 4:00 PM 4:00 PM 40 PM 4:00 PM 4:00 PM 4:00 PM 4:00 PM 4:00 PM 4:00 PM 3:30 PM 3:30 PM CAT-QUICK JUNIOR guard Alex Olson skies for one of the Climbers' untimely rim-rattlers during Friday's district loss to Auburn at Mount Tahoma High School. Climbers run out of miracles (Continued from page 21.) Corey (6-4 all-league senior Golob) and Curtis. "So we had hoped to do orte of two things: either break one of them open or get the ball to Trevor (6-2 sophomore Peterson) comin' back and then look up the floor - which is sorta what happened. "The ball went to Trevor - from Alex (5-10 junior Olson), if I re- member correctly. And Trevor took a couple hard dribbles to the mid- dle and then he made a diagonal pass to Curtis. And we got a much better look than I sorta thought we might get." AND WAS CURTIS' shot sup- posed to be from beyond the arc? "No, no," says Jensen. "It was more a situation where we wanted to get a good look - and wherever we get the good look. You know? "And when you screen a screen- er, as we did there, it allows you to get pretty good looks a lot of times if you catch 'em in man-to-man. If you catch 'em in zone you don't get much out of it, cuz everybody's just playing areas. But they happened to be in man-to-man, and we got a good look - and a good shot at it and tied it." AS FOR SECOND-guessing that it wasn't shot from a half-step further out - thus rendering it a game-winner instead of an over- time-forcer - Jensen insists its a moot point. "Actually, if Curtis doesn't drib- ble it's probably a three," he con- cedes. "And had he shot the ball better through the night I'm not sure that he wouldn't have just stopped - caught and shot it. "So he'll probably have some second thoughts about it, but at the point where he was and what was goin' on, you know, it's a real • accomplishment just to make it." Fact is, adds Coach, it was a ter- rific shot under the most pressure- packed of situations. 'Teah," he says. "And you think back: He hit the big three against Kennedy. He hit two or three re- ally big shots through the year for us, you know - and all in those situations. "AND I'M SURE in hindsight he wishes it was a three. But at the point he did it, you know, it was a pressure shot, and he took it. And he wanted t' take it. And it went down. So you can't argue anything about it. It's just one of those things..." Give Auburn credit, adds Jen- sen. "Cuz t' have that happen to ya," he says, "and then turn around and play well in the over- time -" He shakes his head. "You know, I was more con- cerned about the jubilation just bein' so instantaneous that we wouldn't be able to carry it over into the overtime..." JENSEN HAD PRAISE all the same for his boys' effort as a team, and he bragged on young Olson in particular. "He's real strong," he says. 'Ta start watchin' when two or three guys have the ball and he's one of 'era, a lot o' times he ends up with it. Ya know? And he's very aggressive - which isn't always the nature of some of the other kids." Another thing he's got going, says Coach - and it was evident when not once but thrice in the third quarter he outraced his rival guards down the floor after pick- ing off passes - is outstanding quickness. "Unfortunately the end result wasn't good," says Jensen, allud- ing to the three straight missed lay-ups. "But he got from one end of the floor to the other quicker than kids without the basketball did - which isn't normally how that goes." YOUNG ALEX' hard luck at finishing wasn't characteristic at all, adds Coach, but his response to it certainly was. "His comment afterwards," says Jensen, was 'I won't miss any more lay-ups; I'm gonna just dunk...'" Alex wound up leading the Climbers with 16 points Friday. He made three of his eight shots from two-point range and three of five three-pointers. Corey, like Curtis a first-team all-leaguer this season, added 13 points on 5- 9 shooting inside the arc but was just 1-7 on treys. Curtis made his only three-point shot and was 1-7 overall before his buzzer beater. Auburn 15 28 38 52 64 Shelton 24 35 44 52 55 Auburn - Lavoie 14, Snowden 15, Gwinn, T.J. Stafford 31, Williams, Kasa, Gouveia 4, Johnson• FG - 21-49 (5-19 three-pointers); FT - 17-24. Shelton - Charlie Vernon 4, Alex Olson 16, Corey Golob 13, Derek Ranney 4, Curtis Trondsen 6, Levi Sutton 3, Trevor Peterson 9, Will Trondsen, Brett Riley, Brandon Moore• FG - 22-61 (5-21 three-pointers); FT - 6- 11. BowUng WEDNESDAY SENIOR LEAGUE 2/7/07 Timber 15.5-4.5, Ernies 13-7, Missfits 11-9, Perfect 11-9, VFW 10-10, Nitas 7-13, JBs 6.5-13.5, Pin 6-14. Men's Scratch Game and Series: Curt Snyder, 239 and 599. Women's Scratch Game: Margie Sallas, 203. Alumni soccer is Saturday Climber soccer's annual alumni game is set for 7 p.m. Saturday in Highclimber Stadium. Penciled in on the grads' roster already are Rob Cole from the Eighties; Erik Jacobs, Donovan Russell, Donald Taylor, Scott Whiting, Jeff Larimer, James Jensen, Todd Otto, Matt Dorcy, Scott Schuyten, Rob Miller, Brad Scandrett, Kelly Riordan, Craig Brimmer, Brad Miller, Tyson Latham, Be Bracken and Derrick Hanson from the Nineties, and Nick Cronquist, Ryan Burleson, Jon Weeden, Ross Fairbrother, Tyler Johnson, Aaron Dorcy, Danny Berner, Brad Hanson, Peter Sloane, Michael Sloane, Cesar Cifuentes and Chuck Singh from the new millennium. Coaches are veteran mentors Ron Otto (for the alums) and Brian Fairbrother (for the current Climbers), and working the lines will be veteran Shelton officials Bob Miller and Jim Ghiglione. Women's Scratch Series: Donna Nicholson, 547. WEDNESDAY SENIOR LEAGUE 2/21/07 Ernies 19-9, Timber 17.5-10.5, Perfect 17-11, Nitas 15-13, Mias'flts 12-16, BJs 11.5-16.5, VFW 11-17, Pin 9-19. Men's Scratch Game and Series: Curt Snyder, 225 and 630. Women's Scratch Game and Series: Donna Nicholson, 192 and 526. KEN O'DELL MEN'S COMMERCIAL 2121107 Basic 20-4, North 20-4, Rich 19-5, Richies 18-6, GSC 16-8, Timber 14-10, Log 13.5- 10.}, DH 13-11, Sunrise 10-14, Pine 6-18, Floors 4-20, Just 4-20, Custom 3-9, Rollerz 2-14. Scratch Game: Bob Phillips, 268. Scratch Series: Paul Brown, 716. KEN O'DELL MEN'S COMMERCIAL 2/7/07 Basic 13-3, North 13-3, Richies 11-5, GSC 11-5, Rich 11-5, Timber 10-6, Log 9.5-6.5, DH 8-8, Sunrise 6-10, Custom 5-3, Floors 4- 12, Pine 3-13, Just 3-13, Rollerz 2-6. Scratch Game: Ed Michalak, 255. Scratch Series: Jaime Bonita, 717. The Mary M. Knight Gifts' and Boys' Basketball Teams would like to thank the following people and businesses who supported our trip to State Tournament in Yakima. Bruce & Marge Adsero Dana Anderson Arcadia Drilling Mike Bateman Johnny & Linda Black Sharon Blackston Mike & Kris Bowman Castle & Coleman Logging Molly & Allan Christensen Christel Combes Cook's Tree Farm Decker Creek Custom Meats Eugene & Barbara Dunbar Dave & Carol Ersland Goldy Const & Excavating Gary & Nancy Graham Green Diamond Employees ttawkes Electric John Itollatz Katrina Iversen Rick & Alyson Johnson Betty Jones Rodney & Debra Kingery Jake & Shawna Kiliz Ken Loivisto Gerald Lester Bud Lordier Sandy Luedtke Lusignan Forestry Amber Mark Steve ; Wanita McCowan Jean Mead MMK PT() Our Community Credit Union Barbara Robecker David ;" Tracey Robecker Joe  Teddy Rothrock Signs By Erin Spike's tlydraulics Squaxin Island Tribe Thomas Construction Wal-Mart Randall & Lyn Weber Chris t" Tiki Willey John & Julie Willey Robert & Patti Woods And to the many fans who donated anonymously and attended our Spaghetti Feed Fund-raiser! THANK YOU ! Thursday, March 8, 2007 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Page 23 .t