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Bordeaux
Elementary
School taking
kindergarten
registrations
Information night
slated for May 23
Parents who want their
child to attend kindergar-
ten at Bordeaux Elemen-
tary School are asked to
register now.
In order to register a
child for kindergarten in
Washington state, a birth
certificate showing that the
child will be 5 by Aug. 31
and a record of up-to-date
immunizations is required.
A kindergarten informa-
tion night will be held from
5:30-6:30 p.m. on May 23 in
the Bordeaux Library.
Parents may register
their child, meet teachers
and tour the classrooms at
that time.
Families may pick up
registration packets and
return completed packets
with required documenta-
tion anytime between now
and when school offices
close for summer on June
29.
Office hours are 8 a.m.
to 4:30 p.m. on Monday
through Friday.
Parents with questions
may contact Bordeaux at
426-3253.
Foundation to hold cooking course
The Shelton Schools FoundationThe menu will include seafood,
is providing an opportunity for com- salad and beef.
munity members to visit one of our Each participant will learn how
district schools and attend a cook- to prepare award winning reci-
ing class, pes for marinated geoduck seviche
The foundation hopes to pro- drizzled with wasabi cr6me fraiche
vide community education courses and mai fun noodle; grilled hearts
throughout the school year in the of romaine with caesar dressing
future, and tomato and pinenut concasse;
This course will be the first for the and steak au poiv~e of peppercorn
local volunteer organization whose crusted filet mignon with cognac
primary goal is to enrich the educa- and shallot cream with grilled as-
tional opportunities of the students paragus.
in the Shelton School District. The cooking class will take place
The Foundation provided a little from 6 to 8 p.m. at Oakland Bay Ju-
less than $10,000 this past school nior High on May 21. Cost per per-
year to teachers across the district son is $45.
in response to their grant requests. For information and/or registra-
The cooking class will providetion forms contact Sheryal Balding
participants a hands-on experience at 426-5821.
to prepare, cook and consume aRegistration must be received by
meal with local Chef Kern Dolby. May 16.
Harstine
Continued from page B-1
attached to a self-addressed,
stamped envelope. He will retuna the
results of testing within about two
weeks.
The Harstine Island Garden Club
is happy to include in this sale plants
from popular local growers, Arts
and Flowers Nursery, Daisy Hill
Farm, Heaths and Heathers and
Summer Hill Farm, along with some
early bloomers found in Shelton
merchants' inventories. Donna
Strandberg, from the island's Daisy
Hill Farm, will plant-up hanging or
standing baskets of any plants cho-
sen from the sale for just a nominal
charge for the container and plant-
ing material.
Photos are still being accepted
fbr the HICC 2013 calendar. As in
the past, membership will vote on
the winning submissions. The sub-
mission period ends May 31. Send
your photos to Bill Burrows at bur-
rows@uw.edu. Last week when I
posted Bill's email address I forgot
the "s" at the end of burrows. So,
if you sent him a picture and it
bounced back, that is why.
May 16 the senior lunch crew
will be dishing up another great
lunch. I don't know, but I think they
might have their seasons mixed
up. At noon on Wednesday they are
se~-qing a traditional Thanksgiving
dinner.
Madonna Alonzo Denise Franzel Amanda McClain Taresa Spencer
Sue Amos Nichole Gault Amy McDowell Joel Sterling
Tammy Anderson Jennifer Giles Kayla McLemore Pam Sterling
Beth Benedict Ashley Goos Chris Middleton Katie Stites
Jessica Brissette Idonna Gullett Kathy Miller Ed Sweeten
Chris Buchan Rachel Haskell Rhonda Miller Lisa Tracy
Kathy Burbidge Pete Havens Drake Minkwic Nyomi Vann
June Byrd Tiffany Henningsen Berena Mullen Kimberly Vilter
Robyn Canaday Catherine Hernandez Yolanda Munoz Travis Wagner
Linda Canfield Machelle Hodge Gary Newbern Leslie Webb
Peggy Chamblin Nicole Hodge Kaye Newman Roxanne White
,,Chris Chase Kelsey Hopkins Leigha Ortiz Kristina Whiteley
Sheri Chase Beth Johnston Todd Ostrander Leslie Wilford
Micah Chynoweth Brianna Jordan Alicia Paulson Josh Wilkes
Angle Cooper Kaleb Jordan Elizabeth Pearson Ron Wilkes
Sasha Crane Ashleigh Kinnaman Cathy Pompa Stephanie Wohl
Dan Davis Alexa Koester Teri Ramey Tracy Wright
Dustin Davis Cathy Kretzer Maria Ramirez Carrol Wyatt
Rod Davis Dustin Kruger Ginny Ray Rebecca Wyckoff-Lindsey
Dawn Dececio Melody Larson Sharon Richter Hiromi Yamagishi
Garret Effelberg Emily Lewis Pamela Rickard Carla Yates
D'Lea Elkins Anita Madea Megan Ritchie Jennifer Yates
Amanda Elmandolar Paul Malinosky Simon Rogers Sirena York
Kimberly Espinoza Mary Jane Manuel Nichole Schubert Barbara Zion
John Farmer Micalah Martinez Rachel Shreaves Kyra Zion
Ila Marie Finney Scott Matheny Michael Simoneau Derek Zion
Nathlee Foster Jherrica McCabe Anne Snyder Tanner Zion
Thank you to the owners, Lester and Betty
Krueger, and to the general manager, Rick
Krueger, for setting and achieving high
standards at Alpine Way. Congratulations
on achieving a Deficiency-Free State
Inspection. The "perfect survey" is a rare
honor in Washington State and you did it!
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ALZHEIMER'S SPECIAL CARE
www.encorecommunities.com
Call Kathy Burbidge at
426-2600 for a free lunch and tour
900 West Alpine Way
Shelton, WA 98584
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C
liege
years
Olympic College Shelton occupational skills, univer-
is celebrating more than sity transfer programs, vo-
40 years in Mason County. cational education, adult
The community is invited high school classes, GED
to celebrate this milestone, preparation testing and
The celebration will be from community service courses.
4:30-7 p.m. Wednesday at In 1976, Olympic College
Olympic College Shelton Shelton moved to Fourth
campus located at 937 W. and Cedar. The new facili-
Alpine Way. ties offered more compre-
The following is a sched- hensive services and ame-
ule of events for the celebra- nities such as counseling
tion: rooms, a library open to the
Self-guided tours at 4:30 public, four classrooms and
p.m. office space for a full-time
Presentation at 5:30 p.m. staff and an instructor. In
Reception at 6:15 p.m. 1980, the college moved to
The college provides Ma- 2513 Olympic Highway N.
son County residents conve- and stayed at that location
nient access to educational for 15 years.
opportunities. Students Plans for an indepen-
may earn an Associate in dent campus started in
Arts degree, which satisfies 1990 with the "Building
the first two years of college our Future" campaign to
study at many colleges and raise $1.5 million. The com-
universities. An Associate munity generously donated
in Technical Arts degree or resources, funds and land
certificate is available in to develop a new Olympic
many technical and profes- College Shelton campus lo-
sional programs. Other edu- cated on Alpine Way. The
cational opportunities avail- current campus was built
able are Adult Basic Educa- in two phases. The main
tion, GED preparation and building was completed in
testing, Running Start and 1995. Congressman Norm
English Speakers of Other Dicks obtained a federal
Languages. grant to remodel the main
Olympic College Shelton building lobby in 2004
was the second campus es- which was dedicated the
tablished after Olympic Col- Palmer Student Center in
lege in Bremerton. Over the 2007, in memory of Dean
past 44 years, the Shelton Palmer, a driving force be-
campus has been in four dif- hind the "Building our Fu-
ferent locations before set- ture" campaign.
tling at its current location The Johnson Library,
in 1995. built in 2003, was the sec-
The first classes taught ond phase of construction
at the college in Shelton on Olympic College Shel-
were in 1968 at Shelton ton's campus. Wes Johnson,
High School; classes were a long-time Mason County
held on the Skokomish and resident and entrepreneur
Squaxin Island Reserva- bequeathed part of his es-
tions for two years. On aver- tate in honor of his deceased
age, 320 students attended wife, Frances, to benefit
Olympic College Shelton Olympic College Shelton
during this period for select students. A state grant and
courses. In 1973, the college a generous gift from Rich-
opened facilities on Eighth ard Kramer combined with
Street and Railroad Avenue Johnson's gift provided the
and offered some courses at necessary funding for this
Shelton High School, hos- excellent addition to the
pital training rooms and Shelton campus and com-
other locations around Hood munity.
Canal. The new location in- To RSVP your atten-
troduced educational oppor- dance, call Lori Ander-
tunities not available in the son at 432-5406 or email
past such as technical arts, landerson@olympic.edu.
Public invited to review curriculum
New instructional mate- ents and members of the
rials in social studies and community are invited to
health/fitness are beingdrop-in and preview/give
proposed for adoption ininput on the materials be-
the Shelton School District fore they are presented to
for the 2012-2013 schoolthe school board for formal
year. adoption.
District curriculum Social studies and
leaders Brent Conklin (so- health/fitness teachers
cial studies) and Cathy will be available to demon-
Cole (health/fitness) will be strate some of the features
hosting a materials review of the new instructional
session from 4-5:30 p.m. on materials (including on-
Tuesday in the boardroom line resources) and answer
at CHOICE High School. questions about adoption
Staff, students, par- processes.
: Love, your family -- Raymond Paulson (son),
Bill Petersen (son-in-law), Rosemary Greeenwell,
Steven & Cami Petersen, Joel & Cynthia Harris, Tom &
Vanessa Petersen (Grandchildren), Connor Harris, Kaylee
Harris, Kalista Petersen, Shelbi Petersen & Ashton Petersel
I (Great Grandchildren) ................................................ ................. .................