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Shelton graduates looking for
help to fight daughter's cancer
By NATALIE JOHNSON struggling to deal with the addition-
al expenses of fighting their daugh-
On September 4, 2010, Anthony ter's cancer.
and Emily (Hearn) Maier heard a
devastating diagnosis. Their four- Tillie Maier's prognosis is good,
year-old daughter Tillie Anne had her family said, and is in remission,
Acute LymphoblasticLeukemia but continues to undergo treatment
to ensure that the cancer doesn't
(ALL). come back.
Since September, Tillie Anne Ma-
ier has gone through multiple bouts Donations to the Maier family can
of chemotherapy, a life threatening be made to the Tillie Anne Maier
staph infection and two surgeries. Leukemia Fund at Key Bank.
While the Maiers, who beth grad- Her progress can be seen on Face-
book under the name Tornado Tille
uated from Shelton High School,
have good health insurance, they are or at http://tornadotillie.blogspot.
Gasoline card raffle prize
Mountain View Elementary School's Parent Teacher Stu-
dent Organization is sponsoring a gasoline raffle to raise
funds for a new LED reader board. The raffle is running un-
til May 9. Tickets are for sale for $1 each. The grand prize is
a $350 gas card. Second place is a $100 gas card and third
place is a $50 gas card. The winners' gas cards will be from a
gas station of their choice. Tickets can be purchased from the
office at Mountain View Elementary and Steph's Espresso.
The PTSO is trying to raise $17,000 to purchase a new
LED reader board for their school. They are down to raising
the last $3,000 to cover the cost of the sign. If you are in-
terested in making a tax-deductible donation, contact Tami
Ehgstr0m at MountainView Elementary, 426-8564.
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Bridge Community Church invites
everyone to Easter service Sunday
Bridge Community Church someone will tell how Jesus be-
invites everyone to an early ing alive today influences his or
Easter service at 7 a.m. on April her life.
24 to celebrate the resurrection Bridge Community Church
of Jesus Christ. is located on Harstine Is-
Breakfast will follow the ser- land at 500 E. North Island
vice at about 8:15 a.m., adult Drive, just one half-mile left af-
and youth bible classes at 9:30 ter crossing the bridge.
a.m. and the morning wor- For more information and
ship service at 10:30 a.m. It is to RSVP, phone Pastor Howard
pla~ned~that~iri-each service Spear426-5221.
ffl',
helton Arts
The Shelton Arts Commis-
sion was pleased to donate
$1,709 to The Saint's Pantry
Food Bank from donations
Commission made by participants at the
sixth Annual Empty Bowls
Project. Local restaurants
Empty Bowl including The Strip Steak
House, Steven's on Rail-
road, Xinh's Clam and Oys-
ter House, Route 66 Bar and finished, participants gath-
Grill and Olympic Station ered to choose a bowl to keep
Dell generously donated soup for exchange of a $10 dona-
and bread for the event, tion. Participants then were
The Empty Bowls project treated to a delicious bowl of
is a creative effort to fight soup and bread served by one
hunger. Participants created of the five participating res-
ceramic bowls, building one taurants. All proceeds went
night and glazing two weeks to the Saint's Pantry Food
later. When the bowls were Bank.
American Business
Women award
nominations last call
The deadline for nominations for
Mason General Hospital Foundation's
2011 American Business Women
• award is May 31, so if there is a spe-
cial woman whom you'd like to nomi-
nate for this year's award, entry forms
are available online at MasonGeneral.
corn or may be picked up at MGH's De-
velopment Office at Gateway Center,
2505 Olympic Highway North, Suite
460, Shelton, 98584.
Every year, MGH's Foundation
honors three outstanding business-
women who are or were successful
in their occupations, work or have
worked in Mason County, and are ac-
tive and volunteer in their communi-
ty. From this year's pool of nominees,
three extraordinary businesswomen
will be selected to be honored at the
14th annual American Business
Women's Day Luncheon that will be
held from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the
Hospital's downstairs meeting rooms.
Tickets for the luncheon are $25 per
person. Nominations must be post-
marked or received by the Foundation
by Tuesday, May 31. For more infor-
mation call 427-3623 call 275-8614
from Allyn.
Past honorees include: 1998 - Mir-
iam Hall, Janet Thornbrue, and Pat-
ti Tupper; 1999 - Nita Bariekman,
Jean Lee, and Norma Taylor; 2000
- Kay Gott, Colleen Hunter, and Do-
ris Wilson, M.D.; 2001 - Mary Helen
Anderson, Beth Johnston, R.N., and
Betty Wolfe; 2002 - Carol Hunter,
Rose Nye, and Cherrie Reitsch; 2003
- Janis Byrd, Carolyn Olsen, and
Gayle Weston; 2004 - Patti Case,
Betty Wing, and Catherine Ann Wolf;
2005 - Angela Wake Olsen, Michelle
Schnitzer Corral, and Renee Youngs;
2006 - Xinh Dwelley, Irene Locke,
and Virginia J. McCarty; 2007 - Lynn
Busacca, Vicki Gonzalez, and Lynn
Harvey; 2008 - Laurie Buhl, Pam
Hanson, and Billie Howard; 2009 -
Kristy Buck, Sharon Tibbits, and Lisa
Woodard; and 2010 - Janene Petty-
john Bandes, PamelaHunter Schlau-
deraff, and Cheryl Stewart.
Mt. Olive
Lutheran Church
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21)6 East I~ ~muh tie Aw'nue
Tontemlx.'a~y Service .......... & ]0 a.m
Christian Education ............... ,):45 &m
Traditional Worship ............... 11:00 a.m.
I~'I~R WEEK SERVICES
Office 426-6353 • t~un~ Thursd~ Service- Thun. ~1.7:00 p.m.
~Good Frid.w Service - Fri. 4/22 • 7:00 p.m.
DdV( d[t? 4274165 . Easter S,.mfise k~cvice- Sunday 4/24.6:~0 a.m.
www.mok,¢ tsmenlberconnect,net• F~ter Celebration Service - Stmday 4/24.10:30 a.m.
[Grace Baptist Church
Mailing add]ess:
| ... for the faith ofthe#ospd ro ~x 1025, Shdt0n, WA 98584
Phone: {360) 462-1611
[ Times of S~ViCeS" E-maih pastor@gbcshelton.erg
/ Sunday School ........................ 10 a.m. ,,'ww¢,¢~he,,,.,~g
/ Sunday Morning Worship ......11 a.m.
/ Sunday Evening Worship ........ 6 p.m.
] Wednesday Prayer Meeting ..... 7 p.m. r I, istcn on ~l
KMA81030 AM ~-
} l~mi~ servic~ in the ne~,llj renovated ,~ndatl 9:30- lO:OOam
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........... : ... - ' Praim' Band ' Praise learn 1 O:4S AM
• ( ontemporary Messdgc Choir
Children and Adult Stmday School 9 AM • Childeare both services
NEED WEEKDAY
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Christ Lutheran Church
3701 NE Northshore Road, Belfair, WA 98528-9434
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Pro~pessh~o E~SCC~C~I Chumh
324 W Cedar St., Shelton
l New Communi'ty
Church of Union
Sunday Gatherings
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(360) 275-3354 ................................ ' ............................
Worship Service: 10:00 a.m.
i~i;ii 8:30 and 10:30
Childcare: 360-275-0499 .t
Shelton United Me~odist Church
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