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Patti Case, public affairs Day about 10 years ago. manager for Green Diamond, helped create the Journal photo by Natalie Johnson Forest Festival Field Forest tion for math." is forest history, where stu- In small groups, students dents could, under supervi- Continued from page A-1 moved from station to sta- sion, try out antique forest- tion, led by volunteers from ry tools, like handsaws, and Students learned about Shelton High School's lead- could see a "steam donkey," the business of logging in ership class, an early wood fired steam the forest economy section, Students could also see a engine. Case said. portable sawmill at the field Green Diamond employ- "It's actually an applied day, which showed how a log ee Brian Sayer manned the math exercise," she said. "A is broken down into lumber, forest history section, and lot of kids come away realiz- By far, Case said, one of said that it was important ing that there's an applica- the most popular stations for students to learn about • Scrambled Eggs • Eggs Benedict • Bacon • Ham • Sausage • Chilled Fruit Medley • Home Fries • Biscuits & Gravy • Cinnamon Roll French Toast • Pastry & Dessert Station All your breakfast favorites -- plus more • Complimentary champaBne 2 p.m. UI closing RESERFATIONS 10 a.m.-2 p.m. RECOMMENDED rage Regular Menu Live Entertainerncnt Every Thursday In Our Lounge 95 t3 Featuring e er ando~r I~ Under, ~I~ -- plus -- • Prime Rib • Salmon (Topped with bay shrimp 62 SE LYNCH RO~ " Shelton inagarlic cream sauce) 426-8501 Little or No Out-of-Pocket Costs for Insured Patients. Prevent Uncomfortable & Costly Dental Problems • Convenient Payment Plans Available • CareCredit" • ChaseH'gdI dvance Pazlrnt P=yment Plans FINANCING OPTIONS Richard C. Downing, DDS 1626 Olympic Highway N. ° Shelton (360) 426-4712 ° www.SheltonDental.com PUD Continued from page A-1 "It's especially true with the amount of times the thousandths will be moving compared to the ones," he said. "To actually see that spinning around really shows the difference. We're looking forward to when we can use them for the whole lesson." While the partnership between the school district and the PUDs has been so beneficial, Whitehouse said it's actually a rare occurrence. =It's the first time I've ever been involved in some- thing like that and I think it's a really good partner- ship, because I think we have fewer opportunities in education to connect with community agencies," she said. "It's been a really nice alliance." Chamber Continued from page A-1 the community well," Case said. McCutcheon agreed that being very familiar with Shelton would help her be an effective director of the chamber. ' "I think it's an absolute advantage being from here and knowing the lay of the land and many of the busi- ness owners," she said. McCutcheon plans to continue working towards the goals already set forward by the chamber board, including increasing membership, and getting the chamber back on track after a long period without an executive director. "So far it's been in a holding pattern," she said. Initially, the chamber offered the job of executive director to Mike Morrissette, who had experience di- recting numerous chambers of commerce throughout Washington, but according to the chamber, during contract negotiations the two parties reportedly could not come to an agreement. the history of logging in the county. "It's our heritage, it's what our area was built on," he said. OR VlSff W'tVW, RODEODRIVEIN~M 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. to Mason :urston counties and also do wire service for out-of-area orders 421 So. 1st St. o 427-7500 Shelton-Mason County Journal -Thursday, May 5, 2011 - Page A-7