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00ommunity 00alendar
Meetings
March 25
Shelton Toastmasters,
Citizens for Academic and
EXcellence, McDonald's
TOPS (Take Off Pounds
1188, United Methodist
426-3727 for informa-
tion.
Noon, Shelton Rotary Club, Ming
Tree Cafe.
6 p.m., Parents Helping Parents,
Head Start' facility, 2412 West Rail-
road Avenue.
7 p.m., Cub Scout Pack 103, Elks
Lodge, Craig Road.
7 p.m., Alcoholics Anonymous
meeting, Matlock Grange Hall. For
information, 427-0947.
7 p.m., Alcoholics Anonymous,
" . r00genda
,n to discuss archives
Lawson will explain what the regional branch of the
State Archives has to offer members of the Mason
Genealogical Society at 7 p.m. Thursday, April 1. Due
g conflict, the meeting will not be at Mount Olive
Church. It will be held in the Relief Society Room
the Family History Center at the Church of Jesus
of Latter-day Saints, located at the corner of 12th and
streets on Mountain View.
00anal RVers plan campout
h.TL e Hood Canal Chapter, Good Sam Recreational Vehicle
,-o Will ....
._ . meet at noon Thursday, April 1, (no foohn) at Jim
311rl '
.. gs Doo Wop Diner, SE 843 State Route 3 just south of
"eltoa. The group will discuss the April 12 campout in Kelso.
women will hear judge
Washington State Court of ADDeaIs Judge Robin Hunt will be
eaker for the next gathering of the Republican Women of
3. County set for noon Friday, March 26, at This and That,
eL" East Johns Prairie Road in Shelton Those attendin
0Uld bring brown-bag lunches. " g
00;lections scheduled at VFW
Oa Friday, April 2, Mason County Veterans of Foreign
°rost 1694 and its auxiliary will nominate and elect offi-
d' ae meeting begins at 7 p.m. at Memorial Hall, Second
t_-franklin streets in Shelton Spokesperson Marguerite
]rshall reminds members to come and support their candi-
qates.
l00Ock society meets tonight
Rock and Mineral Society members will view a vid-
"Odds, Ends and Machinery" at their next
set for 7 o'clock tonight at the PUD 3 Afiditorium,
aad Cota streets. Guests are welcome to attend.
of '53 slates luncheon
S. Reed Class of 1953 will welcome classmate Au-
ey Ray, who has moved back to Mason County, at,a,
noon Tuesday, March 30, at the home of Pat
in Allyn. Directions are available from Stone at .'::
or Billie Howard at the Mason County Museum, 426-
will form at 11:20 a.m. near the garden center
parking lot. Those attending should bring
lunches; the hostess will furnish dessert and bever-
teachers to
at SOCK Swap
on County Retired
Ltion will hold
raeeting at the SOCK
the former Shelton Ar-
e set
rday
ages dance to the rock
of Johnnie B and
is scheduled for
27, at the Shel-
mory, where members will par-
ticipate in a garage and collect-
ibles sale.
The event begins at 10 a.m.
Friday, April 2, at the SOCK
Center located on Franklin
Street next to the movie theater.
Proceeds from the sale will
benefit the association's scholar-
ship fund.
6:30 to 10 p.m.,
fund-raiser for the
School eighth-
team's an-
Washington, D.C.
for a family, $7
tad $5 for single ad-
ey are available
and at the door
event.
ds will benefit the
a parent spokes-
adding that the
its time and the
its facility.
ge is located on Hul-
the Shelton-High-
ge.
Saint David's Episcopal Church,
Third and Cedar streets.
7:30 p.m., Eagles Auxiliary, 411
First Street.
Friday, March 26
7:30 a.m., Shelton-Mason County
Chamber of Commerce, business
board meeting, Alpine Way.
9 a.m., TOPS (Take Off Pounds
Sensibly), Hood Canal Community
Church, 877-6842.
Noon, A1-Anon family group, Saint
David's Episcopal Church. Call 427-
6831.
12:30 p.m., VFW Auxiliary 1694
dessert and card party, Memorial
Hall.
12:45 p.m., Alderbrook Duplicate
Bridge Club, Alderbrook Inn. Call
Lillian Updyke, 898-3749, for more
information.
2 p.m., Fibromylagia Support
group meeting, Burgermaster. For
more info, call 432-0124.
7 p.m., VFW Post 1694 and auxili-
ary, Memorial Hall.
7 p.m., Emotions Anonymous,
Saint David's Episcopal Church.
7:30 p.m., Alcoholics Anonymous,
Hoodsport library.
8 p.m., Alcoholics Anonymous, 210
South Second.
8 p.m., Narcotics Anonymous, Ma-
son General Hospital.
Saturday, March 27
7 p.m., QW.I.B. (Quality World In
Balance), chemical dependency sup-
port group, Shelton United Methodist
Church.
7'.30 p.m., Alcoholics Anonymous
for Newcomers, 210 South Second.
8 p.m., Salty Sashayers square
dance, small hall, Mason County
Fairgrounds.
Sunday, March 28
Mason County invites you to at-
tend the church of your choice.
9:30 a.m., Fishermen's Club, PUD
3 Auditorium.
9:30 a.m., Narcotics Anonymous,
Burgermaster conference room in
Shelton, 754-4433.
6 p.m., Save Our County Kids
(SOCK), board meeting, Shelton Ar-
mory. Call Sue Sheldon at 427-3119
for more information.
7:30 p.m., Alcoholics Anonymous,
210 South Second.
Monday, March 29
3 p.m., Shelton City Commission,
city hall.
7 p.m., Alcoholics Anonymous,
Saint David's Episcopal Church,
Third and Cedar streets.
7 p.m., Mason County Search and
Rescue Explorers Post 740, Island
Lake Fire Hall.
• 7 p.m., Mason County Singles,
PUD 3 building. For information,
427-1796.
7:30 p.m., Boy Scout Troop 110,
United Methodist Church.
Tuesday, March 30
8 a.m., Housing Authority of Ma-
son County board meeting, 900 Al-
pine Way, Shelton,
10 a.m., PUD 3 Commission meet-
ing, commissioners' chambers.
Noon, Shelton Kiwanis Club,
Xinh's.
4:30 p.m., TOPS WA 313 Shelton
(Take Off Pounds Sensibly), Shelton
United Methodist Church. Call 426-
0101 for information.
6 p.m., Teens of Shelton Society,
Burgermaster, Olympic Highway
North.
7 p.m., genealogy class by Shelton
LDS Family History Center, Church
of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
7 p.m., Alcoholics Anonymous,
Skokomish Tribal Center.
7 p.m., Alderbrook Duplicate
Bridge Club, Alderbrook Inn. Call
The Lady Redneck
Department
is now open
featuring 300/0 off all
Georgia work boots for women and men
and all NAOT shoes
Sale prices valid
March 25-April 11,
Shelton and
Tumwater stores.
i .o.Rs: ]
930 Johns Prairie Rd [Monday-Friday ....... 10-6
427-4265 ...................
[ Sunday .................... 11-5
Also in Tumwater at 849 Trosper Road
Lillian Updyke, 898-3749, for more
information.
7 p.m., Depressed Anonymous,
Pershing Room at Mason General
Hospital. For more info, call 427-
6847.
7:30 p.m., Narcotics Anonymous,
women's group, Saint David's Episco-
pal Church, Third and Cedar streets.
8 p.m., Alcoholics Anonymous, 210
South Second.
Wednesday, March 31
7 a.m., Kristmastown Kiwanis
Club, Pine Tree Inn.
7 a.m., Skookum Rotary, Mill
Creek Inn.
7 a.m., Pioneer Community Kiwa-
nis Club, Spencer's Restaurant.
Noon, Mason County Democratic
Women's Club, Orient Express.
Noon, Shelton Civil Service Com-
mission, city hall.
6 p.m., Mason County Council on
Abuse and Neglect domestic violence
education and support group. Call
Terri at 426-0710 or 1-888-222-3664
for location.
7 p.m., Adult Children of Alcohol-
ics, McDonald's meeting room, Olym-
pic Highway North.
7:15 p.m., A1-Anon meeting (help
and hope for families of alcoholics),
Collier Building, 4th and Birch, Room
17 Shelton, basement entrance, 427-
6831.
7:30 p.m., Elks, lodge.
100 Years Ago-
From March 24, 1899, Mason
County Journal:
Last Friday evening, a
batch of strangers came in on
the night boat and several
proceeded to "bowl up." One,
Andrew Berg, became obstre-
perous, and Marshal Potts
proceeded to take him in.
During the struggle he pro-
duced a knife and made a
lunge at the marshal, the
blade sticking some books in
his pocket.
John C. Berg, wanted in
Warsaw, Wisconsin, for the
embezzlement of $14,047.26 of
the funds of Marathou Coun-
ty, while County treasurer in
1893-4, was found at Simp-
son's shingle mill by Sheriff
Vogtlin, Tuesday, and taken
into custody...With their
usual gall the Seattle police
are throwing boquets at
themselves for this capture,
but the credit belongs to our
efficient Sheriff Vogtlin.
Class of '79
plans reunion
The Shelton High School Class
of 1979 will hold a reunion plan-
ning meeting at 2 p.m. this Sat-
urday, March 27, at the home of
Cheri err Crawford in Olympia.
Directions are available from
her at 360-456-8632.
The 20th reunion is scheduled
for Saturday, August 7, at the
Tyee Hotel in Olympia.
Treasures' hunt April 9 to benefit MGH
MODELS FOR TREASURES' April 9
Evening of Memories show off some of
the items up for live and silent bids.
Proceeds from Treasures, Mason Gen-
eral Hospital Foundation's thrift
store, and the event will go to pur-
chase medical equipment for the hos-
pital and North Mason Medical Clinic.
Models, left to right, are Laura Morris-
sette in a full-length, charcoal gray
wool coat and holding a Franklin Mint
car; MGH Foundation board member
Marlene Davison, attired in a fox coat
and holding a Fenton bowl; MGH
Foundation liaison Karla London in a
mink jacket with matching pillbox hat
and a Frank Sinatra album; volunteer
Katherine Gold with a black beaver
cape and silver serving dish; and vol-
unteer Denise Murchinson in a full-
length, black leather coat and top hat.
Manager Carol Barker says the top one
percent of the store's rare and unusual
clothing and collectibles is set aside
for the event. The silent auction will
begin at 5 p.m. Friday, April 2, at the
store on the corner of Railroad Avenue
and Third Street, with the live auction
at 7 o'clock. The event, including re-
freshments and entertainment, is lim.
ited to the first 100 tickets sold. Ad-
vance tickets may be purchased for $10
at Treasures or at the foundation of-
fice at MGH. They will be $15 at the
door. Items not sold will be available
to the public on Saturday.
OCS writers to read
from new 00,,.tccotash
Olympic Poets and Writers
Workshop will host the contribu-
tors to Succotash, the occasional
magazine of the "Anyone Can
Write" class at Olympic College
Shelton, as tonight's readers in
the series showcased at Saint Da-
vid's Hall downtown.
The reading will begin at 7
p.m. in the fireplace room of the
hall at 218 North Third Street.
Work featured in the fifth edi-
tion of Succotash includes mem-
oirs of Mason County life by Dick
Parrett, Norm Eveleth and Frank
Guyer; a portion of a World War
II account by Phyl Meyer; poetry
by Tracy Drake, Darlene Castle,
Gordon Personius, Phil Sevilla,
Virginia Trammell and Zella
Mounts; poetry and prose by Ida
Leggett, Jean Maxwell and Bill
STORM?
WE HAVE THE ANSWER!
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gas stove, ..............
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feeling inside t
all winter I
long. And,
with our
direct vent
technology,
you can put
your Dovre
stove practi-
cally anywhere ----_ /
you need to turn on
the heat.
Your choice of two
models in cast black
or four different
enamel colors.
Get
a
warmer
fi00e!ing
Mon.-Fri.
8:30 a.m.-
6:oo p.m. Capital City
Sat. Stove & Fan Center
8:30 a.m.-
5:30 p.m. 2118 Pacific Ave., Olym fla * 943-5587
Young; and prose by Betti Has-
kins and John Davis.
Copies of the publication will
be available for sale and auto-
graphing at the reading, which is
free and open to the public. The
host organization will serve coffee
and cookies.
By JAN DANFORD J]
........................................ v
Haiku
Snow encrusted boughs,
beautiful in December,
are less so in May.
Haiku
Throughout the daytime
I learn sad songs to be sung
in the still of night.
Congratulations to
Alicia Garcia, NAC, Recptionist
You have been voted by Fir Lane residents and staff as
March Employee of the Month!
Alicia is Fir Lane's receptionist during the day,
Monday through Friday. Her duties include answer-
ing eight phone lines, doing the filing for most of
the building, ordering office supplies, doing the
mail and assisting with payables. Alicia also fills in
as a part-time nursing assistant when needed.
"You have to be friendly, and you have to be able
to deal with the stress (on the phone), but I'm pretty
down to earth, and I can pretty much deal with
anything," she said.
Her favorite thing about Fir Lane is the people,
especially the residents. Her goal as part of the
Eden Altemative is to make life worth living for the
people she is honored to serve.
"1 get along well with other people, and I'm will-
ing to help anybody," she said.
St Lic NH735
2430 North 13th Street
Shelton, WA 98584
3601426-1651
FAX 360/426-2140
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Thursday, March 25, 1999 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Page 7 :i
00ommunity 00alendar
Meetings
March 25
Shelton Toastmasters,
Citizens for Academic and
EXcellence, McDonald's
TOPS (Take Off Pounds
1188, United Methodist
426-3727 for informa-
tion.
Noon, Shelton Rotary Club, Ming
Tree Cafe.
6 p.m., Parents Helping Parents,
Head Start' facility, 2412 West Rail-
road Avenue.
7 p.m., Cub Scout Pack 103, Elks
Lodge, Craig Road.
7 p.m., Alcoholics Anonymous
meeting, Matlock Grange Hall. For
information, 427-0947.
7 p.m., Alcoholics Anonymous,
" . r00genda
,n to discuss archives
Lawson will explain what the regional branch of the
State Archives has to offer members of the Mason
Genealogical Society at 7 p.m. Thursday, April 1. Due
g conflict, the meeting will not be at Mount Olive
Church. It will be held in the Relief Society Room
the Family History Center at the Church of Jesus
of Latter-day Saints, located at the corner of 12th and
streets on Mountain View.
00anal RVers plan campout
h.TL e Hood Canal Chapter, Good Sam Recreational Vehicle
,-o Will ....
._ . meet at noon Thursday, April 1, (no foohn) at Jim
311rl '
.. gs Doo Wop Diner, SE 843 State Route 3 just south of
"eltoa. The group will discuss the April 12 campout in Kelso.
women will hear judge
Washington State Court of ADDeaIs Judge Robin Hunt will be
eaker for the next gathering of the Republican Women of
3. County set for noon Friday, March 26, at This and That,
eL" East Johns Prairie Road in Shelton Those attendin
0Uld bring brown-bag lunches. " g
00;lections scheduled at VFW
Oa Friday, April 2, Mason County Veterans of Foreign
°rost 1694 and its auxiliary will nominate and elect offi-
d' ae meeting begins at 7 p.m. at Memorial Hall, Second
t_-franklin streets in Shelton Spokesperson Marguerite
]rshall reminds members to come and support their candi-
qates.
l00Ock society meets tonight
Rock and Mineral Society members will view a vid-
"Odds, Ends and Machinery" at their next
set for 7 o'clock tonight at the PUD 3 Afiditorium,
aad Cota streets. Guests are welcome to attend.
of '53 slates luncheon
S. Reed Class of 1953 will welcome classmate Au-
ey Ray, who has moved back to Mason County, at,a,
noon Tuesday, March 30, at the home of Pat
in Allyn. Directions are available from Stone at .'::
or Billie Howard at the Mason County Museum, 426-
will form at 11:20 a.m. near the garden center
parking lot. Those attending should bring
lunches; the hostess will furnish dessert and bever-
teachers to
at SOCK Swap
on County Retired
Ltion will hold
raeeting at the SOCK
the former Shelton Ar-
e set
rday
ages dance to the rock
of Johnnie B and
is scheduled for
27, at the Shel-
mory, where members will par-
ticipate in a garage and collect-
ibles sale.
The event begins at 10 a.m.
Friday, April 2, at the SOCK
Center located on Franklin
Street next to the movie theater.
Proceeds from the sale will
benefit the association's scholar-
ship fund.
6:30 to 10 p.m.,
fund-raiser for the
School eighth-
team's an-
Washington, D.C.
for a family, $7
tad $5 for single ad-
ey are available
and at the door
event.
ds will benefit the
a parent spokes-
adding that the
its time and the
its facility.
ge is located on Hul-
the Shelton-High-
ge.
Saint David's Episcopal Church,
Third and Cedar streets.
7:30 p.m., Eagles Auxiliary, 411
First Street.
Friday, March 26
7:30 a.m., Shelton-Mason County
Chamber of Commerce, business
board meeting, Alpine Way.
9 a.m., TOPS (Take Off Pounds
Sensibly), Hood Canal Community
Church, 877-6842.
Noon, A1-Anon family group, Saint
David's Episcopal Church. Call 427-
6831.
12:30 p.m., VFW Auxiliary 1694
dessert and card party, Memorial
Hall.
12:45 p.m., Alderbrook Duplicate
Bridge Club, Alderbrook Inn. Call
Lillian Updyke, 898-3749, for more
information.
2 p.m., Fibromylagia Support
group meeting, Burgermaster. For
more info, call 432-0124.
7 p.m., VFW Post 1694 and auxili-
ary, Memorial Hall.
7 p.m., Emotions Anonymous,
Saint David's Episcopal Church.
7:30 p.m., Alcoholics Anonymous,
Hoodsport library.
8 p.m., Alcoholics Anonymous, 210
South Second.
8 p.m., Narcotics Anonymous, Ma-
son General Hospital.
Saturday, March 27
7 p.m., QW.I.B. (Quality World In
Balance), chemical dependency sup-
port group, Shelton United Methodist
Church.
7'.30 p.m., Alcoholics Anonymous
for Newcomers, 210 South Second.
8 p.m., Salty Sashayers square
dance, small hall, Mason County
Fairgrounds.
Sunday, March 28
Mason County invites you to at-
tend the church of your choice.
9:30 a.m., Fishermen's Club, PUD
3 Auditorium.
9:30 a.m., Narcotics Anonymous,
Burgermaster conference room in
Shelton, 754-4433.
6 p.m., Save Our County Kids
(SOCK), board meeting, Shelton Ar-
mory. Call Sue Sheldon at 427-3119
for more information.
7:30 p.m., Alcoholics Anonymous,
210 South Second.
Monday, March 29
3 p.m., Shelton City Commission,
city hall.
7 p.m., Alcoholics Anonymous,
Saint David's Episcopal Church,
Third and Cedar streets.
7 p.m., Mason County Search and
Rescue Explorers Post 740, Island
Lake Fire Hall.
• 7 p.m., Mason County Singles,
PUD 3 building. For information,
427-1796.
7:30 p.m., Boy Scout Troop 110,
United Methodist Church.
Tuesday, March 30
8 a.m., Housing Authority of Ma-
son County board meeting, 900 Al-
pine Way, Shelton,
10 a.m., PUD 3 Commission meet-
ing, commissioners' chambers.
Noon, Shelton Kiwanis Club,
Xinh's.
4:30 p.m., TOPS WA 313 Shelton
(Take Off Pounds Sensibly), Shelton
United Methodist Church. Call 426-
0101 for information.
6 p.m., Teens of Shelton Society,
Burgermaster, Olympic Highway
North.
7 p.m., genealogy class by Shelton
LDS Family History Center, Church
of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
7 p.m., Alcoholics Anonymous,
Skokomish Tribal Center.
7 p.m., Alderbrook Duplicate
Bridge Club, Alderbrook Inn. Call
The Lady Redneck
Department
is now open
featuring 300/0 off all
Georgia work boots for women and men
and all NAOT shoes
Sale prices valid
March 25-April 11,
Shelton and
Tumwater stores.
i .o.Rs: ]
930 Johns Prairie Rd [Monday-Friday ....... 10-6
427-4265 ...................
[ Sunday .................... 11-5
Also in Tumwater at 849 Trosper Road
Lillian Updyke, 898-3749, for more
information.
7 p.m., Depressed Anonymous,
Pershing Room at Mason General
Hospital. For more info, call 427-
6847.
7:30 p.m., Narcotics Anonymous,
women's group, Saint David's Episco-
pal Church, Third and Cedar streets.
8 p.m., Alcoholics Anonymous, 210
South Second.
Wednesday, March 31
7 a.m., Kristmastown Kiwanis
Club, Pine Tree Inn.
7 a.m., Skookum Rotary, Mill
Creek Inn.
7 a.m., Pioneer Community Kiwa-
nis Club, Spencer's Restaurant.
Noon, Mason County Democratic
Women's Club, Orient Express.
Noon, Shelton Civil Service Com-
mission, city hall.
6 p.m., Mason County Council on
Abuse and Neglect domestic violence
education and support group. Call
Terri at 426-0710 or 1-888-222-3664
for location.
7 p.m., Adult Children of Alcohol-
ics, McDonald's meeting room, Olym-
pic Highway North.
7:15 p.m., A1-Anon meeting (help
and hope for families of alcoholics),
Collier Building, 4th and Birch, Room
17 Shelton, basement entrance, 427-
6831.
7:30 p.m., Elks, lodge.
100 Years Ago-
From March 24, 1899, Mason
County Journal:
Last Friday evening, a
batch of strangers came in on
the night boat and several
proceeded to "bowl up." One,
Andrew Berg, became obstre-
perous, and Marshal Potts
proceeded to take him in.
During the struggle he pro-
duced a knife and made a
lunge at the marshal, the
blade sticking some books in
his pocket.
John C. Berg, wanted in
Warsaw, Wisconsin, for the
embezzlement of $14,047.26 of
the funds of Marathou Coun-
ty, while County treasurer in
1893-4, was found at Simp-
son's shingle mill by Sheriff
Vogtlin, Tuesday, and taken
into custody...With their
usual gall the Seattle police
are throwing boquets at
themselves for this capture,
but the credit belongs to our
efficient Sheriff Vogtlin.
Class of '79
plans reunion
The Shelton High School Class
of 1979 will hold a reunion plan-
ning meeting at 2 p.m. this Sat-
urday, March 27, at the home of
Cheri err Crawford in Olympia.
Directions are available from
her at 360-456-8632.
The 20th reunion is scheduled
for Saturday, August 7, at the
Tyee Hotel in Olympia.
Treasures' hunt April 9 to benefit MGH
MODELS FOR TREASURES' April 9
Evening of Memories show off some of
the items up for live and silent bids.
Proceeds from Treasures, Mason Gen-
eral Hospital Foundation's thrift
store, and the event will go to pur-
chase medical equipment for the hos-
pital and North Mason Medical Clinic.
Models, left to right, are Laura Morris-
sette in a full-length, charcoal gray
wool coat and holding a Franklin Mint
car; MGH Foundation board member
Marlene Davison, attired in a fox coat
and holding a Fenton bowl; MGH
Foundation liaison Karla London in a
mink jacket with matching pillbox hat
and a Frank Sinatra album; volunteer
Katherine Gold with a black beaver
cape and silver serving dish; and vol-
unteer Denise Murchinson in a full-
length, black leather coat and top hat.
Manager Carol Barker says the top one
percent of the store's rare and unusual
clothing and collectibles is set aside
for the event. The silent auction will
begin at 5 p.m. Friday, April 2, at the
store on the corner of Railroad Avenue
and Third Street, with the live auction
at 7 o'clock. The event, including re-
freshments and entertainment, is lim.
ited to the first 100 tickets sold. Ad-
vance tickets may be purchased for $10
at Treasures or at the foundation of-
fice at MGH. They will be $15 at the
door. Items not sold will be available
to the public on Saturday.
OCS writers to read
from new 00,,.tccotash
Olympic Poets and Writers
Workshop will host the contribu-
tors to Succotash, the occasional
magazine of the "Anyone Can
Write" class at Olympic College
Shelton, as tonight's readers in
the series showcased at Saint Da-
vid's Hall downtown.
The reading will begin at 7
p.m. in the fireplace room of the
hall at 218 North Third Street.
Work featured in the fifth edi-
tion of Succotash includes mem-
oirs of Mason County life by Dick
Parrett, Norm Eveleth and Frank
Guyer; a portion of a World War
II account by Phyl Meyer; poetry
by Tracy Drake, Darlene Castle,
Gordon Personius, Phil Sevilla,
Virginia Trammell and Zella
Mounts; poetry and prose by Ida
Leggett, Jean Maxwell and Bill
STORM?
WE HAVE THE ANSWER!
Stop by and see us today ...
WORKS
_/i[iiii WXrHOUT
POWER
With your
high output,
energy-effi-
cient Dovre
Sapphire Ii
gas stove, ..............
you'll get a
warmer
feeling inside t
all winter I
long. And,
with our
direct vent
technology,
you can put
your Dovre
stove practi-
cally anywhere ----_ /
you need to turn on
the heat.
Your choice of two
models in cast black
or four different
enamel colors.
Get
a
warmer
fi00e!ing
Mon.-Fri.
8:30 a.m.-
6:oo p.m. Capital City
Sat. Stove & Fan Center
8:30 a.m.-
5:30 p.m. 2118 Pacific Ave., Olym fla * 943-5587
Young; and prose by Betti Has-
kins and John Davis.
Copies of the publication will
be available for sale and auto-
graphing at the reading, which is
free and open to the public. The
host organization will serve coffee
and cookies.
By JAN DANFORD J]
........................................ v
Haiku
Snow encrusted boughs,
beautiful in December,
are less so in May.
Haiku
Throughout the daytime
I learn sad songs to be sung
in the still of night.
Congratulations to
Alicia Garcia, NAC, Recptionist
You have been voted by Fir Lane residents and staff as
March Employee of the Month!
Alicia is Fir Lane's receptionist during the day,
Monday through Friday. Her duties include answer-
ing eight phone lines, doing the filing for most of
the building, ordering office supplies, doing the
mail and assisting with payables. Alicia also fills in
as a part-time nursing assistant when needed.
"You have to be friendly, and you have to be able
to deal with the stress (on the phone), but I'm pretty
down to earth, and I can pretty much deal with
anything," she said.
Her favorite thing about Fir Lane is the people,
especially the residents. Her goal as part of the
Eden Altemative is to make life worth living for the
people she is honored to serve.
"1 get along well with other people, and I'm will-
ing to help anybody," she said.
St Lic NH735
2430 North 13th Street
Shelton, WA 98584
3601426-1651
FAX 360/426-2140
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