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commission roundup"
00hange order okayed for meeting rooms
Shelton City Commission,
Monday, took ac-
creation of some
n.eeting rooms in the Shel-
Center now under con-
COmmission accepted a
Order totaling $74,049 for
movable walls to create up
Small meeting rooms in
use area inside the cen-
Len Williams said
lee of the panel walls is a
)f $10,000 from the origi-
In addition, the
contractor was granted a
extension for installing
If all 60 days are need-
work, the completion
the project would be Au-
through the civic center property.
In another civic center matter,
commissioners authorized a call
fbr bids for medium-grade furni-
ture inside the center.
IN OTHER business Monday,
the commission:
• Approved an amended agree-
ment with Mason County for jail
services that increased the con-
finement fee to $54 a day for pris-
oners. The increased cost reflects
an increase in the cost of operat-
ing the jail, commissioners were
told. City Administrator Mike
McCarty said without the city's
community service program and
electronic home monitoring devic-
es, which keep certain Shelton
Municipal Court defendants from
going to jail, the costs would be
twice as high.
• Approved a voucher for
$14,011.73 to Titus Will Chevro-
a.s said Mason County
Is working on routing
Powerlines underground
New 00rrival$
u
Villa-Martinez
on April 9 at Mason
to Estela Marti-
and Ruben Villa
. She weighed 8
4 Ounces and was 21
are Pedro Villa
Luisa Rosiles, and
rtinez and Natividad
Mexico.
l Marie Smith
on April 9 at Mason
)ital to Suzi and
of Shelton. She
POunds, 1 ounce and
laches long.
Parents are Charlotte
trgis of LaPine, Ore-
Linda Kerley of Por-
alifornia, Jo Ann and
of Visalia, California,
Smith of Tu-
Raeanne Borden
on April 8 at Mason
to Brenda and
Orden of Shelton. She
POunds, 6 ounces and
laches long.
rents are Doug and
and Bill and Eileen
of Shelton.
HUtchinson
on April 7 at Mason
to Fintan and
Utchinson of" Shelton.
6 pounds, 9 ounces
inches long.
Parents are June and
of Shelton, and James
Hutchinson of Ire-
Q' RUssell
on April 7 at Mason
to Shelby and
Sell of Shelton. He
POUnds, 3 ounces and
inches long. He joins
14, and Ricky, age
Troy Eugene Lewis Jr.
was born on April 6 at Mason
General Hospital to Casey and
Troy Lewis of Hoodsport. He
weighed 8 pounds, 1 ounce and
was 21 inches long. He joins Jus-
tin, age 7, Riley, age 6 and Kait-
lynn, age 1.
Grandparents are Jack and
Dorthy Lewis of Hoodsport, and
Bill and Donna Oskarn of Brin-
non.
Priscilla Christine Saeger
was born on April 6 at Mason
General Hospital to Mary and
Daniel Saeger of Shelton. She
weighed 7 pounds," 8 ounces and
was 20 inches long.
Grandparents are Mark and
Kathy Olander of Shelton. Great-
grandparents are Wilma and Ar-
nold Saeger 0f She!to.n. ........
Brianna Elizabeth Light
• was born on April 5 at Mason
General Hospital to Susan Steen-
sen and Dave Light of Lacey. She
weighed 8 pounds, 6 ounces and
was 201/2 inches long•
Grandparents are Gall and Jim
O'Neil of Arizona, and Art and
Ercel Winterbottom of Idaho.
Aliyha Hope Broumley
was born on March 24 at Capi-
tal Medical Center in Olympia to
Stacie and Aaron Broumley of
Olympia. She weighed 6 pounds,
9 ounces and was 191/4 inches
long. She joins Oriana, age 31/2.
Grandparents are Bob and
Cleora Graham of Union, Frank
and Jenny Carkhuff of Shelton,
Dan and Jonell Broumley of
Lacey, Kathy and Larry Fair of
Tumwater, and June Renega of
Salt Lake City, Utah.
Jeremiah Nathaniel Tyler
was born on April 5 at Mason
General Hospital to Marian
Arndt and Jeremy Luke Tyler of
Shelton. He weighed 6 pounds, 14
ounces and was 19 inches long.
He joins Rebecca Arndt, age 19,
and Emil Arndt, age 15.
Grandparents are Helen Clem-
mons of Tacoma, Rhonda Jerni-
gan of Shelton, and Timothy
Wayne "Jeremiah" Tyler of Ocean
Springs, Missouri.
rents are Gene and
of Bonney Lake,
Marie LaRock of
George Shay of
arents are
Shelton, and Alice
bid You Know...
{]ntil recently, there has only been
°ne funeral home in Shelton.
]V°h' YOlt have
Q ChOice ?
!
let for a used car to be used by de-
tectives from the Shelton Police
Department. Earlier, commission-
ers issued a call for bids for a
used car, but no bids were re-
ceived.
• Approved a vroclamation rec-
ognizing Shelton Fire Depart-
ment volunteer Bob Williams, re-
cently named Volunteer Firefight-
er of the Year by the Shelton Vet-
erans of Foreign Wars Post. Wil-
liams has 14 years of service with
the department and nearly 12,000
hours of volunteer service.
• PROCLAIMED this week
as National Library Week in
Shelton and encouraged residents
to visit the William G. Reed Pub-
lic Library at Seventh and Alder
streets. Reference Librarian Mike
Potts presented commissioners
with buttons bearing the library's
slogan, "Discover the Power of
Your Library."
• Proclaimed the week of April
17 through 23 as the Week of the
Young Child in Shelton, recogniz-
ing early-childhood professionals
and services. A kids' fair will be
held from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Satur-
day at Olympic College Shelton,
commissioners were told.
Three hurt in crash at
Sand Hill intersection
Three people were injured
Tuesday when a Datsun pickup
rolled over at the intersection of
State Route 300 and Sand Hill
Road.
The incident occurred around
2:30 p.m., according to the Wash-
ington State Patrol. MateD S. Lu-
cas Pedro, 54, of Belfair was driv-
ing westbound on State Route 300
with two passengers, 28-year-ohl
Veronica M. Rivera of Shelton
and 17-year-old Alisha Darby of
Bremerton,
Troopers said the pickup left
the roadway on the right and
rolled after hitting an embank-
ment. Pedro was airlifted to Har-
borview Medical Center in Seattle
with a broken clavicle. Rivera
was treated and released from
ttarrison Hospital with scratches
to her face. Darby was treated
and released from Mason General
Hospital with a bump on her
head,
Tomorrow & Saturday OnLy
ON customer
o
°
WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD
We wil.t match our petitors prices*
NEXT DAY DELIVERY
Tuesday-Sa{urday
,ilc:. on setected in-stock mattresses
,-^.
FREE DEL.IVERY.
with $599 minimum
mattress set purchase
FREE REMOVAL
with $599 minimum
mattress set purchase
OUR PRICE PROMISE
No games.
No negotiating.
The tow price marked is the price you pay.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEE
We'LL resolve any concerns you have
in the first 30 days after delivery
- no charge, no questions.
1.800,555.BEDS
for phone order convenience with purchase of mattress stytes starting at $99 twin, ea. pc.
Queen 2-piece and king 3-piece sold only in sets. Mattress purchases may require a 72-hour turnaround Ume hom dale of purcha,e to ou warehou,.,e, Delivery olfer( do n(d appl' to dear:race rnattre,s:,
Free delivery offer applies within our Puget Sound, Kennewick. Yakima, Spokane, Boise and Missou[a areas. Next day delivery avaiLabLe between Everett and (]tympla Ask your sale a;,.,oclale o detai!s
ReguLar and/or original prices appeamg in this advertisement reflect offering prices which may not have resulted in actual sales. Gate ends April 17, 199q
*If you find a tower price on a comparable mattress at any other fu[t-hne furniture, mattress or department store in the sarne Local area as your Son Mach ,lore. we wdl meet it. ]hit plce matching ofle
is valid for 30 days from your date of purchase, Bring in a current ad from a competitor for a comparable new mattress from the ::mine manuh.<turer with the ,arne quality of components and construction
leg., upholstery, coils and foundation]. Certain restrlctmns apply, including exclusions on dose-outs, floor samples and clearance mattresses: and ofle a,oplie':; only to math eg:,, nol to dehvery or other
related charges, See store for details.
q:
EST
F U N E RA:L ::t"ID M E a CE M E[
313 W. Railroad. Shelton, WA 98584
360/427-8044 • Olympia: 360/943-6363
1800 §§S BEDS SHOP FOR MATTRESSES IN THESE LOCATIONS: ,::HAUG: MO
S H 0 P P I N G B Y P H O N E Downtown Seattle, 206 506-600[] • L'/nnwood Furnaure Gallery. 425 712.6850. Redmond Funltme GatLery, 425-643 9723 . ]tkwila FurmhJre [;,diel y 425 6!i6 t87 t • Nm th{}dl" Mat1 ,'Ot.&41)66MI • [ A R N M (3 R I;"
7 DAY S A W E E K Bellevue Square, 425 688 6000 • Alderwood Mail 425-712-6000 • EvereU Mall, 425-71( -b00O . 5o hcentet, 425-t)56 60(}0 • Seara( Matt, 206 529 6(lt)o • !oulh Ftdl Mall, 2!H 8;/) /[)011 * In{ ,lna Z!II 4;1 6t[](/• ::,dvel,l,de Jli{J , I t ¢,8!i)(J
Thursday, April 15, 1999 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Page 15
commission roundup"
00hange order okayed for meeting rooms
Shelton City Commission,
Monday, took ac-
creation of some
n.eeting rooms in the Shel-
Center now under con-
COmmission accepted a
Order totaling $74,049 for
movable walls to create up
Small meeting rooms in
use area inside the cen-
Len Williams said
lee of the panel walls is a
)f $10,000 from the origi-
In addition, the
contractor was granted a
extension for installing
If all 60 days are need-
work, the completion
the project would be Au-
through the civic center property.
In another civic center matter,
commissioners authorized a call
fbr bids for medium-grade furni-
ture inside the center.
IN OTHER business Monday,
the commission:
• Approved an amended agree-
ment with Mason County for jail
services that increased the con-
finement fee to $54 a day for pris-
oners. The increased cost reflects
an increase in the cost of operat-
ing the jail, commissioners were
told. City Administrator Mike
McCarty said without the city's
community service program and
electronic home monitoring devic-
es, which keep certain Shelton
Municipal Court defendants from
going to jail, the costs would be
twice as high.
• Approved a voucher for
$14,011.73 to Titus Will Chevro-
a.s said Mason County
Is working on routing
Powerlines underground
New 00rrival$
u
Villa-Martinez
on April 9 at Mason
to Estela Marti-
and Ruben Villa
. She weighed 8
4 Ounces and was 21
are Pedro Villa
Luisa Rosiles, and
rtinez and Natividad
Mexico.
l Marie Smith
on April 9 at Mason
)ital to Suzi and
of Shelton. She
POunds, 1 ounce and
laches long.
Parents are Charlotte
trgis of LaPine, Ore-
Linda Kerley of Por-
alifornia, Jo Ann and
of Visalia, California,
Smith of Tu-
Raeanne Borden
on April 8 at Mason
to Brenda and
Orden of Shelton. She
POunds, 6 ounces and
laches long.
rents are Doug and
and Bill and Eileen
of Shelton.
HUtchinson
on April 7 at Mason
to Fintan and
Utchinson of" Shelton.
6 pounds, 9 ounces
inches long.
Parents are June and
of Shelton, and James
Hutchinson of Ire-
Q' RUssell
on April 7 at Mason
to Shelby and
Sell of Shelton. He
POUnds, 3 ounces and
inches long. He joins
14, and Ricky, age
Troy Eugene Lewis Jr.
was born on April 6 at Mason
General Hospital to Casey and
Troy Lewis of Hoodsport. He
weighed 8 pounds, 1 ounce and
was 21 inches long. He joins Jus-
tin, age 7, Riley, age 6 and Kait-
lynn, age 1.
Grandparents are Jack and
Dorthy Lewis of Hoodsport, and
Bill and Donna Oskarn of Brin-
non.
Priscilla Christine Saeger
was born on April 6 at Mason
General Hospital to Mary and
Daniel Saeger of Shelton. She
weighed 7 pounds," 8 ounces and
was 20 inches long.
Grandparents are Mark and
Kathy Olander of Shelton. Great-
grandparents are Wilma and Ar-
nold Saeger 0f She!to.n. ........
Brianna Elizabeth Light
• was born on April 5 at Mason
General Hospital to Susan Steen-
sen and Dave Light of Lacey. She
weighed 8 pounds, 6 ounces and
was 201/2 inches long•
Grandparents are Gall and Jim
O'Neil of Arizona, and Art and
Ercel Winterbottom of Idaho.
Aliyha Hope Broumley
was born on March 24 at Capi-
tal Medical Center in Olympia to
Stacie and Aaron Broumley of
Olympia. She weighed 6 pounds,
9 ounces and was 191/4 inches
long. She joins Oriana, age 31/2.
Grandparents are Bob and
Cleora Graham of Union, Frank
and Jenny Carkhuff of Shelton,
Dan and Jonell Broumley of
Lacey, Kathy and Larry Fair of
Tumwater, and June Renega of
Salt Lake City, Utah.
Jeremiah Nathaniel Tyler
was born on April 5 at Mason
General Hospital to Marian
Arndt and Jeremy Luke Tyler of
Shelton. He weighed 6 pounds, 14
ounces and was 19 inches long.
He joins Rebecca Arndt, age 19,
and Emil Arndt, age 15.
Grandparents are Helen Clem-
mons of Tacoma, Rhonda Jerni-
gan of Shelton, and Timothy
Wayne "Jeremiah" Tyler of Ocean
Springs, Missouri.
rents are Gene and
of Bonney Lake,
Marie LaRock of
George Shay of
arents are
Shelton, and Alice
bid You Know...
{]ntil recently, there has only been
°ne funeral home in Shelton.
]V°h' YOlt have
Q ChOice ?
!
let for a used car to be used by de-
tectives from the Shelton Police
Department. Earlier, commission-
ers issued a call for bids for a
used car, but no bids were re-
ceived.
• Approved a vroclamation rec-
ognizing Shelton Fire Depart-
ment volunteer Bob Williams, re-
cently named Volunteer Firefight-
er of the Year by the Shelton Vet-
erans of Foreign Wars Post. Wil-
liams has 14 years of service with
the department and nearly 12,000
hours of volunteer service.
• PROCLAIMED this week
as National Library Week in
Shelton and encouraged residents
to visit the William G. Reed Pub-
lic Library at Seventh and Alder
streets. Reference Librarian Mike
Potts presented commissioners
with buttons bearing the library's
slogan, "Discover the Power of
Your Library."
• Proclaimed the week of April
17 through 23 as the Week of the
Young Child in Shelton, recogniz-
ing early-childhood professionals
and services. A kids' fair will be
held from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Satur-
day at Olympic College Shelton,
commissioners were told.
Three hurt in crash at
Sand Hill intersection
Three people were injured
Tuesday when a Datsun pickup
rolled over at the intersection of
State Route 300 and Sand Hill
Road.
The incident occurred around
2:30 p.m., according to the Wash-
ington State Patrol. MateD S. Lu-
cas Pedro, 54, of Belfair was driv-
ing westbound on State Route 300
with two passengers, 28-year-ohl
Veronica M. Rivera of Shelton
and 17-year-old Alisha Darby of
Bremerton,
Troopers said the pickup left
the roadway on the right and
rolled after hitting an embank-
ment. Pedro was airlifted to Har-
borview Medical Center in Seattle
with a broken clavicle. Rivera
was treated and released from
ttarrison Hospital with scratches
to her face. Darby was treated
and released from Mason General
Hospital with a bump on her
head,
Tomorrow & Saturday OnLy
ON customer
o
°
WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD
We wil.t match our petitors prices*
NEXT DAY DELIVERY
Tuesday-Sa{urday
,ilc:. on setected in-stock mattresses
,-^.
FREE DEL.IVERY.
with $599 minimum
mattress set purchase
FREE REMOVAL
with $599 minimum
mattress set purchase
OUR PRICE PROMISE
No games.
No negotiating.
The tow price marked is the price you pay.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEE
We'LL resolve any concerns you have
in the first 30 days after delivery
- no charge, no questions.
1.800,555.BEDS
for phone order convenience with purchase of mattress stytes starting at $99 twin, ea. pc.
Queen 2-piece and king 3-piece sold only in sets. Mattress purchases may require a 72-hour turnaround Ume hom dale of purcha,e to ou warehou,.,e, Delivery olfer( do n(d appl' to dear:race rnattre,s:,
Free delivery offer applies within our Puget Sound, Kennewick. Yakima, Spokane, Boise and Missou[a areas. Next day delivery avaiLabLe between Everett and (]tympla Ask your sale a;,.,oclale o detai!s
ReguLar and/or original prices appeamg in this advertisement reflect offering prices which may not have resulted in actual sales. Gate ends April 17, 199q
*If you find a tower price on a comparable mattress at any other fu[t-hne furniture, mattress or department store in the sarne Local area as your Son Mach ,lore. we wdl meet it. ]hit plce matching ofle
is valid for 30 days from your date of purchase, Bring in a current ad from a competitor for a comparable new mattress from the ::mine manuh.<turer with the ,arne quality of components and construction
leg., upholstery, coils and foundation]. Certain restrlctmns apply, including exclusions on dose-outs, floor samples and clearance mattresses: and ofle a,oplie':; only to math eg:,, nol to dehvery or other
related charges, See store for details.
q:
EST
F U N E RA:L ::t"ID M E a CE M E[
313 W. Railroad. Shelton, WA 98584
360/427-8044 • Olympia: 360/943-6363
1800 §§S BEDS SHOP FOR MATTRESSES IN THESE LOCATIONS: ,::HAUG: MO
S H 0 P P I N G B Y P H O N E Downtown Seattle, 206 506-600[] • L'/nnwood Furnaure Gallery. 425 712.6850. Redmond Funltme GatLery, 425-643 9723 . ]tkwila FurmhJre [;,diel y 425 6!i6 t87 t • Nm th{}dl" Mat1 ,'Ot.&41)66MI • [ A R N M (3 R I;"
7 DAY S A W E E K Bellevue Square, 425 688 6000 • Alderwood Mail 425-712-6000 • EvereU Mall, 425-71( -b00O . 5o hcentet, 425-t)56 60(}0 • Seara( Matt, 206 529 6(lt)o • !oulh Ftdl Mall, 2!H 8;/) /[)011 * In{ ,lna Z!II 4;1 6t[](/• ::,dvel,l,de Jli{J , I t ¢,8!i)(J
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