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MARI NELSON of Shelton plays the part of an Italian ac- tor in The Ladies of the Camellias. Nelson takes stage in a Ladies com(',av Mari Nelson of Shelton is pearing as Italian actress eanora Duse in an Olympia Production of The Ladies of the Camellias, a comic play by Lil- lian Groag. The play is about the meet- lag of Duse and another super- Star of' the 19th Century stage, Sarah Bernhardt. Both were famous for their portrayals of Popular heroines of the time and each thought she gave the best performance of the dying Marguerite in La Dame aux Camilias, a play by Alexander Dumas. Burnhart has her own the- ater in Paris which she opens up to Duse and company for their production of La Dame, but things go awry when a Rus- sian anarchist takes the women hostage. Nelson is joined on stage by Rebecca Wood, Jason Haws and others. The comedy is being staged by Harlequin Produc- tions at the State Theater, 202 Fourth Avenue East in Olym- pia. Pertbrmances are at 8 p.m. on March 29, 30 and 31. Tickets are $12-$33. Woman says loose dogs are not at fault Jane McBride has been talk- ing to the Mason County Com- aission about her frustrations With animals, particularly dogs, rUnning loose on her property. Last week she described seeing Pit bulls and big black dogs fre- quent her property, bark loudly and generally scare her and her rnily. Because of these roam- " " S ' lag canines, her family doe n t feel safe to enjoy the nearby lake or use other buildings on their lroperty. Her family lives on Sandy Lake Road, near Shelton. "These animals scare us and Our neighbors don't do anything about it," she said on March 20. Recently, a dog started bark- iag at her husband, who had shoo it away with a bb gun. ae said this disruption to their broil has a role h The Mason County Commission as voted to hire Robert Droll to assist the Parks and Trails De- Partment with the development the Oakland Bay Park Master an. peace and privacy isn't just re- cent and has been going on for 16 years. "We just have to stop it," she said. McBride said she has dis- cussed this matter with the Ma- son County Sheriff Office and was told her family could shoot the animals if they tel threat- ened. "We don't want to shoot the animals. It's not their fault," she said. "It's the fault of the owners for not controlling their animals." She appeared again before the commissioners on Tuesday, this time presenting a signed petition to keep dogs in the county either on leashes or within the bound- aries of their owners' property, instead of roaming freely around the county. Commissioner Lynda Ring- Erickson asked Betty Wing, the county's director of central op- erations, to make sure to involve McBride in an upcoming meet- ing to examine current laws re- garding dogs and decide whether they just need to better enforce what's current or make changes. Were we helpful, courteous and friendly? Yes Were you pleased wilh the way your vehicle was delivered'? YeS Would you recommend us to friends'? Ye$ late r comments VO/'II/' We would apprec' you • ..: . nice staff who ___present themselves as honest and ea_c__r .... to assist you• Mell Chevrolet where the sat|sfledcustomers buy ... li., [Tom Roof 0•’. - Grapeview 10% OFF ALL PARTS AND SERVICE Seniors age 55 and over (Up to SlO0 savings) Kevln Gordham R0n McLean Madrigal moments: Chamber Singers will perform The Shelton High School Chamber Singers are prepar- ing a Renaissance-style event to be held at the Colonial House in downtown Shelton next month. Entitled, "Ah Primavera!," the program will include a full-length concert of songs and Renaissance madrigals, theatrical skits, in- strumental music and dessert. "Ah Primavera!" will be held on two consecutive weekends, April 13-14 and April 20-21. Perfor- mances will run from 7 to 9:30 each evening. The Chamber Singers are a 16-voice auditioned choir under the direction of Paul Nakhla, who teaches choral music at SHS and Oakland Bay Junior High School. Nakhla comes to Shelton with a master's degree in vocal perfor- mance from the University of Washington. He previously taught music at South Puget Sound Com- munity College in Olympia. "This is the first of what we hope will become an annual com- munity event in Shelton," he said. Nakhla hopes to bring more cho- ral music to Shelton. "This cham- ber choir is performing complex music at a high level. I hope that 'Ah Primavera!' reaches music lovers outside of the schools and adds to Shelton's musical life." The Chamber Singers were honored earlier in the school year by being invited to sing at the State Capitol in Olympia in No- vember and by special invitation of Governor Gregoire, at the Gov- ernor's Mansion in December. Tickets for "Ah Primaverat" are now available for $15. Proceeds will benefit the choral music pro- gram at Shelton High School. For tickets or more information, send an e-mail to pnakhla@shelton- schools.org or call Nakhla at 432-2136. FRIDAY & SATURDAY March 30th & 31st and also April 6th and 7th o, DAY SPA & GIFT BOUTIQUE Experience the _La_a in ] 1 _€!Lff_eren_t_ designer rooms • Hair cut & color • Pedicures • Manicures • Massage • Body wraps • Hot stone massage • Water treatments • Oxygen bar • And more Retail items include interior d6cor plus garden items, baby items, furniture, etc. New arrivals, too! ,oo,,o, $10o. first visit Michelle M. for Massage Michelle B, for Hair Cash volue t/20’ Vcltid until 4/7/07 e-mail: thelafactor@aol,com • www.thelafactor.com 117 N. 8th St., Ste. 100 • Shelton, WA • 427-3189 ration Conti TO THANK OUR CUSTOMERS FOR ANOTHER GREA..___._T YEAR ALL OUR ADVERTISED SPECIALS ARE GOOD THRU Ceramic and Porcelain Tile Starting at Multiple and sizes$ to choose from sq. ft. material only Floor Studio "EPIC" New real wood flooring, only better! • 3 Ό" wide engineered planks • Environmentally responsible manufacturing process 25 year • Superior performance 5 star warranty and beauty Reg. s5  sq. ft. sq. ft, Floor Studio EXTRA" Laminate Flooring • Yukon Gold @ • Latze • American • I S yr. warran W includes foam underlayment "DURA CERAMIC" • Lifelong limited warranW • 5 year commercial limited warranty • Natural designs • Quiedwarmth • Speedy Reg. s69 sq. ft Choose from 52 patterns material onl ANNIVERSARY SALE DISCOUNTS UP TO ON THESE MANUFACTURERS Mohawk • Shaw • Gulistan • Mannington • Royalty Tuftex • Wilson Art. Tarkett. Domco • Berry • Beaulieu i Ul u ii IL I During this sale, we will do what it takes to make your project happen--we're dealing on everything-- Carpet, tile, laminate flooring, vinyl, countertops and hardwood floors! Family owned and operated AnniversarY Sneclals ..... m r --   l  r lose(I :unoays v !• I I . I and sale pricing I Free interior design service ] m Interior Design by Joseph illlllnillllllllil will run from (360) 427-2822 I .... li II th "VVe bring the showroom to you I1[',']'1 I"I "1 It'00J £11 --arch ,,, toAprl, 16 onHillcrest [* "1 m mj--L)O R COVERING l ,, , 1306 Olympic Hwy. S. $eestorefora|l m i/rm.vun ,Jvm:nm I-/ ] ASK USABOUT I Shelton,WA 98584 finance dtails i "Without yj there is no .'" / AVAILABLE FINANCING I Cont#SHELTFC%8QP .... Thursday, March 29, 2007 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Page 33 MARI NELSON of Shelton plays the part of an Italian ac- tor in The Ladies of the Camellias. Nelson takes stage in a Ladies com(',av Mari Nelson of Shelton is pearing as Italian actress eanora Duse in an Olympia Production of The Ladies of the Camellias, a comic play by Lil- lian Groag. The play is about the meet- lag of Duse and another super- Star of' the 19th Century stage, Sarah Bernhardt. Both were famous for their portrayals of Popular heroines of the time and each thought she gave the best performance of the dying Marguerite in La Dame aux Camilias, a play by Alexander Dumas. Burnhart has her own the- ater in Paris which she opens up to Duse and company for their production of La Dame, but things go awry when a Rus- sian anarchist takes the women hostage. Nelson is joined on stage by Rebecca Wood, Jason Haws and others. The comedy is being staged by Harlequin Produc- tions at the State Theater, 202 Fourth Avenue East in Olym- pia. Pertbrmances are at 8 p.m. on March 29, 30 and 31. Tickets are $12-$33. Woman says loose dogs are not at fault Jane McBride has been talk- ing to the Mason County Com- aission about her frustrations With animals, particularly dogs, rUnning loose on her property. Last week she described seeing Pit bulls and big black dogs fre- quent her property, bark loudly and generally scare her and her rnily. Because of these roam- " " S ' lag canines, her family doe n t feel safe to enjoy the nearby lake or use other buildings on their lroperty. Her family lives on Sandy Lake Road, near Shelton. "These animals scare us and Our neighbors don't do anything about it," she said on March 20. Recently, a dog started bark- iag at her husband, who had shoo it away with a bb gun. ae said this disruption to their broil has a role h The Mason County Commission as voted to hire Robert Droll to assist the Parks and Trails De- Partment with the development the Oakland Bay Park Master an. peace and privacy isn't just re- cent and has been going on for 16 years. "We just have to stop it," she said. McBride said she has dis- cussed this matter with the Ma- son County Sheriff Office and was told her family could shoot the animals if they tel threat- ened. "We don't want to shoot the animals. It's not their fault," she said. "It's the fault of the owners for not controlling their animals." She appeared again before the commissioners on Tuesday, this time presenting a signed petition to keep dogs in the county either on leashes or within the bound- aries of their owners' property, instead of roaming freely around the county. Commissioner Lynda Ring- Erickson asked Betty Wing, the county's director of central op- erations, to make sure to involve McBride in an upcoming meet- ing to examine current laws re- garding dogs and decide whether they just need to better enforce what's current or make changes. Were we helpful, courteous and friendly? Yes Were you pleased wilh the way your vehicle was delivered'? YeS Would you recommend us to friends'? Ye$ late r comments VO/'II/' We would apprec' you • ..: . nice staff who ___present themselves as honest and ea_c__r .... to assist you• Mell Chevrolet where the sat|sfledcustomers buy ... li., [Tom Roof 0•’. - Grapeview 10% OFF ALL PARTS AND SERVICE Seniors age 55 and over (Up to SlO0 savings) Kevln Gordham R0n McLean Madrigal moments: Chamber Singers will perform The Shelton High School Chamber Singers are prepar- ing a Renaissance-style event to be held at the Colonial House in downtown Shelton next month. Entitled, "Ah Primavera!," the program will include a full-length concert of songs and Renaissance madrigals, theatrical skits, in- strumental music and dessert. "Ah Primavera!" will be held on two consecutive weekends, April 13-14 and April 20-21. Perfor- mances will run from 7 to 9:30 each evening. The Chamber Singers are a 16-voice auditioned choir under the direction of Paul Nakhla, who teaches choral music at SHS and Oakland Bay Junior High School. Nakhla comes to Shelton with a master's degree in vocal perfor- mance from the University of Washington. He previously taught music at South Puget Sound Com- munity College in Olympia. "This is the first of what we hope will become an annual com- munity event in Shelton," he said. Nakhla hopes to bring more cho- ral music to Shelton. "This cham- ber choir is performing complex music at a high level. I hope that 'Ah Primavera!' reaches music lovers outside of the schools and adds to Shelton's musical life." The Chamber Singers were honored earlier in the school year by being invited to sing at the State Capitol in Olympia in No- vember and by special invitation of Governor Gregoire, at the Gov- ernor's Mansion in December. Tickets for "Ah Primaverat" are now available for $15. Proceeds will benefit the choral music pro- gram at Shelton High School. For tickets or more information, send an e-mail to pnakhla@shelton- schools.org or call Nakhla at 432-2136. FRIDAY & SATURDAY March 30th & 31st and also April 6th and 7th o, DAY SPA & GIFT BOUTIQUE Experience the _La_a in ] 1 _€!Lff_eren_t_ designer rooms • Hair cut & color • Pedicures • Manicures • Massage • Body wraps • Hot stone massage • Water treatments • Oxygen bar • And more Retail items include interior d6cor plus garden items, baby items, furniture, etc. New arrivals, too! ,oo,,o, $10o. first visit Michelle M. for Massage Michelle B, for Hair Cash volue t/20’ Vcltid until 4/7/07 e-mail: thelafactor@aol,com • www.thelafactor.com 117 N. 8th St., Ste. 100 • Shelton, WA • 427-3189 ration Conti TO THANK OUR CUSTOMERS FOR ANOTHER GREA..___._T YEAR ALL OUR ADVERTISED SPECIALS ARE GOOD THRU Ceramic and Porcelain Tile Starting at Multiple and sizes$ to choose from sq. ft. material only Floor Studio "EPIC" New real wood flooring, only better! • 3 Ό" wide engineered planks • Environmentally responsible manufacturing process 25 year • Superior performance 5 star warranty and beauty Reg. s5  sq. ft. sq. ft, Floor Studio EXTRA" Laminate Flooring • Yukon Gold @ • Latze • American • I S yr. warran W includes foam underlayment "DURA CERAMIC" • Lifelong limited warranW • 5 year commercial limited warranty • Natural designs • Quiedwarmth • Speedy Reg. s69 sq. ft Choose from 52 patterns material onl ANNIVERSARY SALE DISCOUNTS UP TO ON THESE MANUFACTURERS Mohawk • Shaw • Gulistan • Mannington • Royalty Tuftex • Wilson Art. Tarkett. Domco • Berry • Beaulieu i Ul u ii IL I During this sale, we will do what it takes to make your project happen--we're dealing on everything-- Carpet, tile, laminate flooring, vinyl, countertops and hardwood floors! Family owned and operated AnniversarY Sneclals ..... m r --   l  r lose(I :unoays v !• I I . I and sale pricing I Free interior design service ] m Interior Design by Joseph illlllnillllllllil will run from (360) 427-2822 I .... li II th "VVe bring the showroom to you I1[',']'1 I"I "1 It'00J £11 --arch ,,, toAprl, 16 onHillcrest [* "1 m mj--L)O R COVERING l ,, , 1306 Olympic Hwy. S. $eestorefora|l m i/rm.vun ,Jvm:nm I-/ ] ASK USABOUT I Shelton,WA 98584 finance dtails i "Without yj there is no .'" / AVAILABLE FINANCING I Cont#SHELTFC%8QP .... Thursday, March 29, 2007 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Page 33