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Pioneer School:
Brazilian beat sounds so sweet
By KAREN EVERETT
With a great deal of exuber-
ance, the children of Pioneer School
PPed and danced to the Latin
Qeat of Brazilian drums at an as-
bly last Friday which was the
,tnating activity to a stimulat-
e, varied and educational Multi-
tUral Week.
An authentic Brazilian music
dance group, Show Brazil, was
cause of all the excitement. Led
ording artist and former Bra-
high-school principal, Edu-
Mendonca, this four-member,
bemocrats
_to. kick off
Richardson
Campaign
a.son County residents who
iflnterested in "Richardson
:President" are invited to a
,Paign kickoff.
ii e event will begin at 7 p.m.
TUesday, May 15, in the Mason
ty Democrats headquarters
I18 South Third Street in
town Shelton. Bill Richardson
I | ¢ttrrently the governor of
| g Mexico. The Mason County
| OCrats office is open from noon
] ,P.al. on Wednesday.
] re information is available by
| Jane Roush at 426-7389.
Outlook:
i[ kids take
l00to Skateland
| 00Pn.mE HOWARD
I ! ently Olympic Middle School
|ts who qualified went on a
i° Skateland, which was the
| reward for third quarter.
i| ng up on May 25th is the
|, g IAso sponsored social of the
| Also coming up is the Sixth
:| Science Fair on June 4.
II ts will be able tO shOw their
:! Fair project to parents and
Students. . _
duled for June z a i p.m.
Variety Show. Admission
L $1 or a can of food and all
l gotothelocal oo
o make sure you mark your
ar for this fun-filled night of
at Olympic Middle School.
board
two more
ii00''''on00ou00ty00ommi00-
.... Seeking two individuals to
.Ointed to the Mason County
! fffEqualization; one regular
r and one alternate mem-
. erms will expire June 30,
It the bOard's respOnsibility tO :
that all properties are val-
;_an equal level at 100 per-
'0f market value. Interested
a nay obtain an application
I ee, 411 North Fifth Street,
" Applications will be ac-
'! TM tlntil May 22.
anal
it 00CHOOL
TM
,t] k t),- May 14-18
nb
' t Re, .AY: Breakfast: Pancakes, sau-
O] e.ul t, juice, milk. Lunch: Teriyaki
td k%, Spanish rice, pineapple tidbits,
Jl $ ' ., fortune cookie, milk.
, 'Y: Breakfast' Scrambled egg,
# -"u.. . . . . .
,
,t k
1' ,
tJ f t0 jeA, Y Breakfast: Turnover '
dvi_, ilk. Lunch: Tuna fish
. @ !tke n, Chicken noodle soup with
lk. applesauce, birthday cake,
: , .t, j,;_ akfast: Breakfast burrito,
%;k7 e, milk Lunch' Nacho sauce
od ,buttd corn, ao.e, orange,
SOred by:
i
high-energy performing group had
the children mesmerized during
its peffbrmance. This followed Mr.
Mendonca's efforts on Thursday,
when he worked with every class,
preschool through fourth grade,
teaching the students about the in-
struments, the Latin boat, and some
songs and actions.
He incorporated his teachings
into the assembly by inviting the
children to participate during his
group's performance. The children
loved these participatory segments
A PRINCIPAL TURNED traveling musician, Eduardo
Mendonca, teaches the kids at Pioneer School a thing or
two about the sounds of Brazil.
and the educators in attendance
were amazed at how prepared the
children were. This made the pro-
gram even better!
During the rest of the week the
children enjoyed a cultural ex-
change among the classrooms, com-
plete with passports to other lands.
In the lunchroom, children had the
opportunity to eat special lunches
representing other cultures. Guest
storytellers visited during the week.
Students were spellbound by stories
told by David Casey of the Twana
Tribe and William Gilstrap's stories
of the Raven and Crow. Children
learned how to write some simple
words in Chinese from Lai Wan
Gunter. A Saint Martin's Univer-
sity student from China, Jane Ni,
shared stories about school and her
childhood near Shanghai, China.
Members of the Multicultural
Committee spent many hours plan-
ning the week's activities. They
are Deborah Allen, Susan Casey,
Lauri McGovern, Kate Mac William
and Pat Peters. The Pioneer Par-
ent Teacher Student Association
and the Pioneer Kiwanis supported
these programs with monetary con-
tributions.
"We want to thank the :Kiwanis
and PTSA wholeheartedly for their
generous donations," stated Mrs.
McGovern. "We couldn't have had
such a high-caliber week for our stu-
dents without their kind support."
In other news, the Pioneer Schools
Foundation would like to remind
everyone to attend its third annual
auction this Saturday. It will be held
in the multipurpose room used by
the intermediate and middle-school
students. It will begin at 6 p.m. and
feature many large and small items
to be auctioned throughout the eve-
ning. Dessert will be available for
purchase to help make this a sweet
evening for all who attend.
360.373.1722
Habitat From Habitat for Humanity of Mason County
for Humanity ® "A Heartfelt Thanks"
to all of our supporters
Thank you to everyone who has donated money & materials to
Habitat for Humanity of Mason County in 2006.
Businesses
American Reinforced Plastics
Arrow Excavating
BCP Excavating & Topsoil
Belfair Valley Nursery
Country Green
Custom Bilt Metals
Denny's Home Improvement
Digital Printing
Excalibur Roofing & Repair, LLC
H. D. Fowler Company
Heritage Bank
Hiawatha Inc
Hunter Farms
Jesfield Construction Co. Inc
Lanoga Corporation
Lost Lake Nursery
Olympia Lighting
Peninsula Credit Union
Pettyjohn Enterprises, LLC
Prudential Northwest Real Estate
Rob's Excavating
Safeway
Selection & Assessment
Consulting LLC
Sentry Mini Storage
Shelton Publishing, Inc.
Shorecrest Water Company
Simpson Timber Company
Suncrest Storage
The Cottage Keepers
Thunder Ridge Construction
Trophy Lake Golf & Casting
United Way of Snohomish County
Van Dijk Homes
Wai Mart
Welco Lumber Co
William J. Busacca, D.D.S., P.S.
Churches
Faith Lutheran Church
Saint David's Episcopal Church
Saint Edward's Altar Society
Shelton Presbyterian Church
Shelton United Methodist Church
Thrivent Financial For Lutherans
Individuals
Susan Norvold Aho
Jennifer Aisenberg
Ramona Anderson
Vincent & VirRinia Anderson
Melanie & G. Robert Appel
Pat & Heidi Apple
Patti & Roger Ashby
Pat Ayers
Richard & Barbara Babik
Ted Bailey
John & Linda Baker
Charlotte Bales
Michael & Susan Barnard
Rollin & Patricia Bamard
Frederick & Marilyn Barthe
Kenneth Beals & Sandra Brown
David Beck
Carol Bergeson
Henry & Cathleen Biemacki
Wayne & Janice Blair
Joann Blankenship
Suzanne & Larry Boltz
Allan &Norma Borden
Michael & Sharon Boring
Helen Brewer
Chris & Brian Brickert
Martha & Robert Brooks
David & Carol Brown
Laurie & Bob Buhl
Mary Kay & Jack M. Burns
Bonnie Cap
Eugene & Mona Carlson
Sandy & Glenn Carlson
Patricia & Norman Carter
Phil & Ginny Chitwood
Choice Alternative High School
Wendy & Monty Cobb
Jim & Lynn Conner
Gary & Doris Comell
Ana Maria Corona
Betty Cozza
Walter & Georgia Crenshaw
Dean & Judith Cullumber
Charles & Mary Davis
Andrea & DelDeLarenzo
Jan Dishon
Carol & Thomas Dodge
Harold Dohring
Jane & Lee Dormuth
Victoria Dowling
John Eager
Larry &Linda Edralin
Sharon Ellingson
Gladys Flakus
Max & Mary Anne Folsom
dia Fox
vin Frankeberger &
Rebecca Mazary
Janet & Denis Ganey
Mary Genasci
Steve & Linda Gorseth
Stan & Sarah Granberg
Donald & Cathy Green
Jane & Lloyd Gruver
H.E. & Nadine Hamilton
Thomas & Maureen Hannah
Virginia & Charles Harmon
Bon & Janet Harper
John F. & PamelaA. Harrell
Eli & Thomas Harron
Gerald & Michelle Headding
Larry & Billie Hendrickson
Wilham & Marlene Hoiman
Alecia Hooker
Phillip & Margaret Howard
Virginia Howe
Ronda Joy Jensen
D.C. & Ramona Johnson
Dale & Kori Johnson
Theodore & Nancy Johnson
Wesley & Peg Johnson
Don & Sybil Jones
Mary Judd
Wendy & Mick Katolas
Bruce Kauffman
Cheryl & George Kimbel
Norma Kirmmse-Border
Donn & Nancy Knox
Shirley & Ken Krogh
Jan & Bill Krones
Bill Lamar
Lenora Leistikow
Robert & Lavera Light
Lokness Construction
Phyllis & George Lombardy
Robert & Suanne Love
Rolland & Vera Lowe
Charles & Judi Manke
Stanley H. & Lillian Marshall
Felix & Mary Massaia
Jeanne & Bill Mazzoni
Donald & Lorraine McCully
Barbara & Fred McDowell
Lillian & Bruce McLendon
Janice & Ronald McMullen
Elisabeth & Arthur Mell
William & Katherine Morris
Paul & Patricia Mortensen
Zella Mounts
Fred & Sharon Mueller
Ann & John Myers
Nicholas Neuerburg &
Nona-Marie Neuerburg
Janet O'Connor
Virginia Pasero
Karen Paxson
Donald & Bonnie Peterson
Grace & Howard Peterson
Barbara Pohlen
Ronald & Linda Porter
William & Joan Prastka
Doug & Sue Proudlock
Sue & Doug Proudlock
Dorene & Walt Rae
Barbara Rauscher
Joan & Jim Reece
Elden & Marion Reed
Margaret Ritchie
John & Beverley Robert
Harry & Beverly Roberts
Susan Roberts
Mary Rogers
Robert & Lorilyn Rogetg
Rex & Marjorie Schilling
Kevin & Lindsay Shuffstall
Bernard & Patricia Skahill
William & Dorina Sleep
Adele (DA) Smith
RE. Smith &
Patricia Bennett-Smith
Willa Smith
James & Jacqueline Snyder
Joe & Nancy Snyder
Andrew & Marcy Spear
Peg Spiwak
Eric & Eileen States
Helen Stodden
Fred & Kathryn Sutherland
Lynda Tarvin
Margaret Tarvin
Dave Thacher
Pam & Clifton Tharp
Bob & Sally Thomas
Thompson Engineering, Inc
April & Gary Thompson
Eva Amalia Troubetaris
Helen & Burton Tweed
United Way of Kitsap County
United Way of Mason County
individual $
Valerie Van Cleve
Dorothy Vonhof
Julia Wagner
Kathryn Hamilton Wang
Ginger Webber
Norma& Jack Webber
Joseph & Linda Weems
Sara & Carl Whinery
Dorothy & Donald Willet
Charlette & Charles Winne
Art & Donna Wolden
Mike & Cheryl Woods
Ruth Wooton
Glen & Grace Young
Marley & Rose Young
Marian Zanoni
Frankie Zehrung
Others
2060 Low Income Housing Fund
Cash
United Way of Mason County
Service Organizations
Alderbrook Men's Club
Optimist Club of Mason County
Shelton Kiwanis
Shelton Lions Club
Shelton Skookum Rotary Club
Foundation
If we have omitted any
donors from our list, we
apologize. Please notify
our office so we can correct
our records
426-8134.
THANK YOU -- THANK YOU also to our many volunteers of time and labor. We have organizations that do fundraising for us. We have
regular construction volunteers that are always there when we need them even on those rainy days. We have the volunteer Board of
Directors. We also have the 11 committees that have volunteers that give their time and knowledge to help us with our missions to
end poverty housing. We do not know all the names of all the volunteers but GOD knows and we want to thank you. THANK YOU.
,, Thursday, May 10, 2007 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Page 33
Pioneer School:
Brazilian beat sounds so sweet
By KAREN EVERETT
With a great deal of exuber-
ance, the children of Pioneer School
PPed and danced to the Latin
Qeat of Brazilian drums at an as-
bly last Friday which was the
,tnating activity to a stimulat-
e, varied and educational Multi-
tUral Week.
An authentic Brazilian music
dance group, Show Brazil, was
cause of all the excitement. Led
ording artist and former Bra-
high-school principal, Edu-
Mendonca, this four-member,
bemocrats
_to. kick off
Richardson
Campaign
a.son County residents who
iflnterested in "Richardson
:President" are invited to a
,Paign kickoff.
ii e event will begin at 7 p.m.
TUesday, May 15, in the Mason
ty Democrats headquarters
I18 South Third Street in
town Shelton. Bill Richardson
I | ¢ttrrently the governor of
| g Mexico. The Mason County
| OCrats office is open from noon
] ,P.al. on Wednesday.
] re information is available by
| Jane Roush at 426-7389.
Outlook:
i[ kids take
l00to Skateland
| 00Pn.mE HOWARD
I ! ently Olympic Middle School
|ts who qualified went on a
i° Skateland, which was the
| reward for third quarter.
i| ng up on May 25th is the
|, g IAso sponsored social of the
| Also coming up is the Sixth
:| Science Fair on June 4.
II ts will be able tO shOw their
:! Fair project to parents and
Students. . _
duled for June z a i p.m.
Variety Show. Admission
L $1 or a can of food and all
l gotothelocal oo
o make sure you mark your
ar for this fun-filled night of
at Olympic Middle School.
board
two more
ii00''''on00ou00ty00ommi00-
.... Seeking two individuals to
.Ointed to the Mason County
! fffEqualization; one regular
r and one alternate mem-
. erms will expire June 30,
It the bOard's respOnsibility tO :
that all properties are val-
;_an equal level at 100 per-
'0f market value. Interested
a nay obtain an application
I ee, 411 North Fifth Street,
" Applications will be ac-
'! TM tlntil May 22.
anal
it 00CHOOL
TM
,t] k t),- May 14-18
nb
' t Re, .AY: Breakfast: Pancakes, sau-
O] e.ul t, juice, milk. Lunch: Teriyaki
td k%, Spanish rice, pineapple tidbits,
Jl $ ' ., fortune cookie, milk.
, 'Y: Breakfast' Scrambled egg,
# -"u.. . . . . .
,
,t k
1' ,
tJ f t0 jeA, Y Breakfast: Turnover '
dvi_, ilk. Lunch: Tuna fish
. @ !tke n, Chicken noodle soup with
lk. applesauce, birthday cake,
: , .t, j,;_ akfast: Breakfast burrito,
%;k7 e, milk Lunch' Nacho sauce
od ,buttd corn, ao.e, orange,
SOred by:
i
high-energy performing group had
the children mesmerized during
its peffbrmance. This followed Mr.
Mendonca's efforts on Thursday,
when he worked with every class,
preschool through fourth grade,
teaching the students about the in-
struments, the Latin boat, and some
songs and actions.
He incorporated his teachings
into the assembly by inviting the
children to participate during his
group's performance. The children
loved these participatory segments
A PRINCIPAL TURNED traveling musician, Eduardo
Mendonca, teaches the kids at Pioneer School a thing or
two about the sounds of Brazil.
and the educators in attendance
were amazed at how prepared the
children were. This made the pro-
gram even better!
During the rest of the week the
children enjoyed a cultural ex-
change among the classrooms, com-
plete with passports to other lands.
In the lunchroom, children had the
opportunity to eat special lunches
representing other cultures. Guest
storytellers visited during the week.
Students were spellbound by stories
told by David Casey of the Twana
Tribe and William Gilstrap's stories
of the Raven and Crow. Children
learned how to write some simple
words in Chinese from Lai Wan
Gunter. A Saint Martin's Univer-
sity student from China, Jane Ni,
shared stories about school and her
childhood near Shanghai, China.
Members of the Multicultural
Committee spent many hours plan-
ning the week's activities. They
are Deborah Allen, Susan Casey,
Lauri McGovern, Kate Mac William
and Pat Peters. The Pioneer Par-
ent Teacher Student Association
and the Pioneer Kiwanis supported
these programs with monetary con-
tributions.
"We want to thank the :Kiwanis
and PTSA wholeheartedly for their
generous donations," stated Mrs.
McGovern. "We couldn't have had
such a high-caliber week for our stu-
dents without their kind support."
In other news, the Pioneer Schools
Foundation would like to remind
everyone to attend its third annual
auction this Saturday. It will be held
in the multipurpose room used by
the intermediate and middle-school
students. It will begin at 6 p.m. and
feature many large and small items
to be auctioned throughout the eve-
ning. Dessert will be available for
purchase to help make this a sweet
evening for all who attend.
360.373.1722
Habitat From Habitat for Humanity of Mason County
for Humanity ® "A Heartfelt Thanks"
to all of our supporters
Thank you to everyone who has donated money & materials to
Habitat for Humanity of Mason County in 2006.
Businesses
American Reinforced Plastics
Arrow Excavating
BCP Excavating & Topsoil
Belfair Valley Nursery
Country Green
Custom Bilt Metals
Denny's Home Improvement
Digital Printing
Excalibur Roofing & Repair, LLC
H. D. Fowler Company
Heritage Bank
Hiawatha Inc
Hunter Farms
Jesfield Construction Co. Inc
Lanoga Corporation
Lost Lake Nursery
Olympia Lighting
Peninsula Credit Union
Pettyjohn Enterprises, LLC
Prudential Northwest Real Estate
Rob's Excavating
Safeway
Selection & Assessment
Consulting LLC
Sentry Mini Storage
Shelton Publishing, Inc.
Shorecrest Water Company
Simpson Timber Company
Suncrest Storage
The Cottage Keepers
Thunder Ridge Construction
Trophy Lake Golf & Casting
United Way of Snohomish County
Van Dijk Homes
Wai Mart
Welco Lumber Co
William J. Busacca, D.D.S., P.S.
Churches
Faith Lutheran Church
Saint David's Episcopal Church
Saint Edward's Altar Society
Shelton Presbyterian Church
Shelton United Methodist Church
Thrivent Financial For Lutherans
Individuals
Susan Norvold Aho
Jennifer Aisenberg
Ramona Anderson
Vincent & VirRinia Anderson
Melanie & G. Robert Appel
Pat & Heidi Apple
Patti & Roger Ashby
Pat Ayers
Richard & Barbara Babik
Ted Bailey
John & Linda Baker
Charlotte Bales
Michael & Susan Barnard
Rollin & Patricia Bamard
Frederick & Marilyn Barthe
Kenneth Beals & Sandra Brown
David Beck
Carol Bergeson
Henry & Cathleen Biemacki
Wayne & Janice Blair
Joann Blankenship
Suzanne & Larry Boltz
Allan &Norma Borden
Michael & Sharon Boring
Helen Brewer
Chris & Brian Brickert
Martha & Robert Brooks
David & Carol Brown
Laurie & Bob Buhl
Mary Kay & Jack M. Burns
Bonnie Cap
Eugene & Mona Carlson
Sandy & Glenn Carlson
Patricia & Norman Carter
Phil & Ginny Chitwood
Choice Alternative High School
Wendy & Monty Cobb
Jim & Lynn Conner
Gary & Doris Comell
Ana Maria Corona
Betty Cozza
Walter & Georgia Crenshaw
Dean & Judith Cullumber
Charles & Mary Davis
Andrea & DelDeLarenzo
Jan Dishon
Carol & Thomas Dodge
Harold Dohring
Jane & Lee Dormuth
Victoria Dowling
John Eager
Larry &Linda Edralin
Sharon Ellingson
Gladys Flakus
Max & Mary Anne Folsom
dia Fox
vin Frankeberger &
Rebecca Mazary
Janet & Denis Ganey
Mary Genasci
Steve & Linda Gorseth
Stan & Sarah Granberg
Donald & Cathy Green
Jane & Lloyd Gruver
H.E. & Nadine Hamilton
Thomas & Maureen Hannah
Virginia & Charles Harmon
Bon & Janet Harper
John F. & PamelaA. Harrell
Eli & Thomas Harron
Gerald & Michelle Headding
Larry & Billie Hendrickson
Wilham & Marlene Hoiman
Alecia Hooker
Phillip & Margaret Howard
Virginia Howe
Ronda Joy Jensen
D.C. & Ramona Johnson
Dale & Kori Johnson
Theodore & Nancy Johnson
Wesley & Peg Johnson
Don & Sybil Jones
Mary Judd
Wendy & Mick Katolas
Bruce Kauffman
Cheryl & George Kimbel
Norma Kirmmse-Border
Donn & Nancy Knox
Shirley & Ken Krogh
Jan & Bill Krones
Bill Lamar
Lenora Leistikow
Robert & Lavera Light
Lokness Construction
Phyllis & George Lombardy
Robert & Suanne Love
Rolland & Vera Lowe
Charles & Judi Manke
Stanley H. & Lillian Marshall
Felix & Mary Massaia
Jeanne & Bill Mazzoni
Donald & Lorraine McCully
Barbara & Fred McDowell
Lillian & Bruce McLendon
Janice & Ronald McMullen
Elisabeth & Arthur Mell
William & Katherine Morris
Paul & Patricia Mortensen
Zella Mounts
Fred & Sharon Mueller
Ann & John Myers
Nicholas Neuerburg &
Nona-Marie Neuerburg
Janet O'Connor
Virginia Pasero
Karen Paxson
Donald & Bonnie Peterson
Grace & Howard Peterson
Barbara Pohlen
Ronald & Linda Porter
William & Joan Prastka
Doug & Sue Proudlock
Sue & Doug Proudlock
Dorene & Walt Rae
Barbara Rauscher
Joan & Jim Reece
Elden & Marion Reed
Margaret Ritchie
John & Beverley Robert
Harry & Beverly Roberts
Susan Roberts
Mary Rogers
Robert & Lorilyn Rogetg
Rex & Marjorie Schilling
Kevin & Lindsay Shuffstall
Bernard & Patricia Skahill
William & Dorina Sleep
Adele (DA) Smith
RE. Smith &
Patricia Bennett-Smith
Willa Smith
James & Jacqueline Snyder
Joe & Nancy Snyder
Andrew & Marcy Spear
Peg Spiwak
Eric & Eileen States
Helen Stodden
Fred & Kathryn Sutherland
Lynda Tarvin
Margaret Tarvin
Dave Thacher
Pam & Clifton Tharp
Bob & Sally Thomas
Thompson Engineering, Inc
April & Gary Thompson
Eva Amalia Troubetaris
Helen & Burton Tweed
United Way of Kitsap County
United Way of Mason County
individual $
Valerie Van Cleve
Dorothy Vonhof
Julia Wagner
Kathryn Hamilton Wang
Ginger Webber
Norma & Jack Webber
Joseph & Linda Weems
Sara & Carl Whinery
Dorothy & Donald Willet
Charlette & Charles Winne
Art & Donna Wolden
Mike & Cheryl Woods
Ruth Wooton
Glen & Grace Young
Marley & Rose Young
Marian Zanoni
Frankie Zehrung
Others
2060 Low Income Housing Fund
Cash
United Way of Mason County
Service Organizations
Alderbrook Men's Club
Optimist Club of Mason County
Shelton Kiwanis
Shelton Lions Club
Shelton Skookum Rotary Club
Foundation
If we have omitted any
donors from our list, we
apologize. Please notify
our office so we can correct
our records
426-8134.
THANK YOU -- THANK YOU also to our many volunteers of time and labor. We have organizations that do fundraising for us. We have
regular construction volunteers that are always there when we need them even on those rainy days. We have the volunteer Board of
Directors. We also have the 11 committees that have volunteers that give their time and knowledge to help us with our missions to
end poverty housing. We do not know all the names of all the volunteers but GOD knows and we want to thank you. THANK YOU.
,, Thursday, May 10, 2007 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Page 33