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ndangered-species listing topic at meetin__gg:
amber hears Babcock on salmon impact
the action is authorized before it ures and actions which must be habitats and life cycles, she said.
of several species of
as threatened or endan-
will have an effect on Ma-
the speaker at the
Shelton-Mason County
of Commerce member-
at the DaD Wop Din-
audience.
:abeth Babcock, Puget
Coordinator for the Nation-
arine Fisheries Service,
that the Endangered Spe-
was passed in 1973. The
of Lower Puget Sound chi-
and Hood Canal chum was
in December.
section which will affect
is done here is the one
Says that after the listing it
to take or harm the
or harm the habitat of the
Babcock said. The section
with habitat modifica-
or degradation.
WHICH cause
degradation, kill the sal-
or adversley affect their re-
will be considered via-
Babcock said.
section of the act, she
Says that federal agencies
take actions which jeop-
species adversely or af-
critical habitat. Federal
must consult with the
Marine Fisheries Ser-
get approval of any
action and must insure
certainty and monitoring. In wa-
3 to meet
afternoons
of temporary commis-
'Schedule needs, the Mason
PUD 3 Commission will
meetings at 3 p.m. in-
the usual morning ses-
end of June.
Leetings are public and
in the PUD office at
and Cota streets.
Class
'79 in
of
S
Shelton High School Class
Plans its 20th reunion on
at the Tyee Hotel.
ever, a host of classmates
ng from the organizers'
who has information
locate folks on the fal-
ls asked to contact Tri-
at 426-3707.
to find Merline A1-
Anderson, Helen
Bent, Joseph Bolduc,
Kenn Briggs, Da-
Kim Brown, John Bru-
an Bunks, Brad Butter-
Casebier, Gene Chakos,
Tammy Chap-
Chapman, Don Col-
na Cox, Mike Cross,
Culbertson, Bob Ed-
Eitner, Dwayne Es-
Field, Gerald Flesh-
Evans, Crystal Frassl,
John Funken-
Gaither, Rob Giles and
Givens, Teri Glazier,
Virginia Goldberg,
arie Graham, Carolyn
;ary Gustafson, Bill
:k, Steve Han-
Hart, Brett Haskell,
Brad Heinitz,
Kirk Hillhouse,
Connie Hoosier,
Susan Jacobsen,
Guy Jacques,
Kathy Johnson,
Ones, Karl Kim, Mary
Mike Lawson, Robert
Kim Frise, Kurt Lan-
Lester, Mike Loud-
James McCormick Jr.
Bob Meacham,
Robert Miller,
Samuel Moore, Rod
Nelson, Tracy
Newell, Kit Peder-
Pedi, Reuben Perrine,
Gina Peterson,
Teresa Pierce,
Kelly Rohr, Mike
Russell, John Schire-
Sims, Sheryl Smith,
Victor Smith, Da-
n, Bonnie Strickland,
ion, Tinia Tallman,
Trula Watkins,
Molly Weirich,
;, Shelby West, Cheryl
Winter, Ginny
Wolfenbarger and
Ood.
is funded and carried out.
The NMFS will try to avoid
business gridlock as much as pos-
sible, she said.
Part of the process, she said,
will be to develop habitat conser-
vation plans. In the case of timber
companies/ those will involve
long-term contracts which will be
tailored to the necessary meas-
taken. These conctracts, she said,
require a lot of work and can re-
main in effect for a number of
years.
PART OF THE process, she
said, will be to look at specific fish
populations and their habitat.
NMFS and other agencies will
make efforts to get more scientific
information and to look at the
Three qualities of streams and
rivers, sediment, turbidity and
chemical content, will be ana-
lyzed in the course of those stud-
ies, she said. Actions approved
must take those qualities into ac-
count, Babcock indicated.
There is a need for long-term
management plans, she said,
which need to work for substance,
tershed planning, she said, there
is not a need for the same buffer
requirements on every stream.
She said the prohibitions on
taking of salmon will probably
not go into effect until rules are
adopted.
IN RESPONSE to a question
from the audience, she said, her
agency cannot by law do anything
The TIDEWATERS
Restaurant
FISHING
DERBY
June 12 at
Lake Cushman .,
877-6450
Open daily 7 a.m.-S p.m. Deb, Candy
27057North H:qhway 10L 3 miles north of Hoodsport
FRIDAY N,sm PR,M= R,a $12 9s
• Fresh Halibut • Prawns • Homemade Chicken-Fried Steak
Come check us out- Dinners Wednesday-Sunday
Locally Owned by Phil and Joni Barnett
The Only Ma and Pa Atmosphere Around
GREAT ENTERTAINMENT FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Restaurant Hours: ,, Lounge Hours:
Man. & Tues. 6 a.m-2 p.m., Sun.-Tues. 11:30 a.m.-10 p.m.,
Wed-Sat. 6 a.m.-8 p.m., Sun. 6 am.-6 p.m. Wed:Sat. 11:30 a.m.-2 a.m.
North 11880 Highway 101, Shelton * 426-3073
Available May 25
A SEVEN SPIELBERG FLM
tom hanks
saving private ryan
ed,cr'drd bums matt damon tom
the mission is a man.
OLYMPIC VIDEO
2104 Olympic Hwy. N. * 426-1596
t Come enjoy food
fun and the ' #
Forest Festival
this weeKe nd
& 22
Adults and juniors only $5
• Children under 12 free with parent
5 miles south of Shelton,
access via frontage road off Taylor Towne
24-hour phone 426-4707
• Roleplaying games , •
• Collectible card games VA
ALL STAR WARS 10% OFF
Saturday, May 22 only
Includes Young Je&
V 426-5151
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK
I I a.m.-8 p.m. Sunday.Thursday
W4 10 am.Midnight Friday and Saturday IF'I
( ' ' ) 900 #A Olympic Hwy. S. :" ")
Copper River Salmon
$ ° Lunch
$10 Dinner
877-9657
A Delicious Treat
from the Land of
Dairy Queen ®
At participating
Dairy Queen* Stores.
We Treat You Right"
Shelton * 221 North Ist * 426-7277
© AM D,Q. Corp./1995 Daiy Queen Iorgs are proud sponiom of me Children's Miracle
@ Reg. U.S. Pat. Off., AM D.Q. Coqo. Network Telethon, llch blle local hoepltals for children.
WE BAKE mYOU BAKE
GREAT PIZZA
$79P,o, o,,,,.s,z, [ 1
HAWAIIAN Van pizza I
°"'°°" PIZZA , or bakecl plzza.,J
c.°.,,.o.ooo.°,.,...0o,, g%$999 I
ORIGINAL CRUST
Flgaro'* IIllen Kitchen
GIANT.SIZE ,.e ira 1
PAPA S Pan Pizza
I
0:,V;,; $ 99
FAVORITE ,or 11 I
J Add $1 0€ baked plzzn.j.J
Canadian bacon, salami, pepperoni, sausage and beef.
2121 Olympic Hwy. N.
Shelton
In Barkley Square
427-5366
11:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily.
Food stamps welcome on "You-Bake" Items.
[]
to regulate Indian fishing because
of treaty rights. ::
When the group turned to local :
announcements, Jeff McHargue
told the attendees the Field of /:
Deams Auction, this year's cham-
ber event, will be held June 18.
The money raised at the auction :
will go to develop the athletic
fields at the Shelton Middle
School.
Elizabeth Babcock
FOREST FESTIVAL SPECIALS
& EXTENDED HOURS
THIS FRIDAY & SATURDAY
405 West Railroad
Shelton, WA
427-4368
OPEN FRIDAY 7 A.M.-10 P.M.
Open late for Street Dance patrons
OPEN SATURDAY 6:30 A.M.-6 P.M.
for Fun Run, Parade and Carnival
FRIDAY NIGHT AND SATURDAY
FESTIVAL SPECIALS:
Hamburgers, Boca Burgers, Hot Dogs, Corndogs, Popcorn,
Strawberry Shortcake, Soda Pop, Coffee and Espresso.
COFFEE AND DONUT SPECIAL 99 ¢
Saturday Morning, 6:30 a.m.-8:30 a.m. only
RiDNBiBRB|RnRinBBBnB|B¶
' RAFFLE ,
WINNERS WILL RECEIVE ONE Of THREE GIlT CERTiflCA TE5: I
Lunch for two, a pound of Batdorf & Bronson coffee, |
or a dozen donuts, i
FILL OUT & BRING IN BY 6 P.M. SATURDAY |
Name
I
I
Address ....................................................................................................................... |
Phone |
I
I Oakland Bay Coffee & Baking Company • 427-4368 I
| 405 West Railroad Avenue • Shelton, WA 98584 |
Wlnner will be notified. Need not be present tO wtn.
24-HOUR MOVIE INFO 426-1000
DALLY 1:00, 3:50, 6:50, 9:40
Presented in Dynamic
Dolby e Digital Sound
DAILY 1:30, 4:00, 7:00, 9:30
517 W. Franklin St., Shelton
J I CHECKS
r PERSONAL
DIGITAL
,. ,.,,,o ...,.... WELCOME
Thursday, May 20, 1999 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Page 25
ndangered-species listing topic at meetin__gg:
amber hears Babcock on salmon impact
the action is authorized before it ures and actions which must be habitats and life cycles, she said.
of several species of
as threatened or endan-
will have an effect on Ma-
the speaker at the
Shelton-Mason County
of Commerce member-
at the DaD Wop Din-
audience.
:abeth Babcock, Puget
Coordinator for the Nation-
arine Fisheries Service,
that the Endangered Spe-
was passed in 1973. The
of Lower Puget Sound chi-
and Hood Canal chum was
in December.
section which will affect
is done here is the one
Says that after the listing it
to take or harm the
or harm the habitat of the
Babcock said. The section
with habitat modifica-
or degradation.
WHICH cause
degradation, kill the sal-
or adversley affect their re-
will be considered via-
Babcock said.
section of the act, she
Says that federal agencies
take actions which jeop-
species adversely or af-
critical habitat. Federal
must consult with the
Marine Fisheries Ser-
get approval of any
action and must insure
certainty and monitoring. In wa-
3 to meet
afternoons
of temporary commis-
'Schedule needs, the Mason
PUD 3 Commission will
meetings at 3 p.m. in-
the usual morning ses-
end of June.
Leetings are public and
in the PUD office at
and Cota streets.
Class
'79 in
of
S
Shelton High School Class
Plans its 20th reunion on
at the Tyee Hotel.
ever, a host of classmates
ng from the organizers'
who has information
locate folks on the fal-
ls asked to contact Tri-
at 426-3707.
to find Merline A1-
Anderson, Helen
Bent, Joseph Bolduc,
Kenn Briggs, Da-
Kim Brown, John Bru-
an Bunks, Brad Butter-
Casebier, Gene Chakos,
Tammy Chap-
Chapman, Don Col-
na Cox, Mike Cross,
Culbertson, Bob Ed-
Eitner, Dwayne Es-
Field, Gerald Flesh-
Evans, Crystal Frassl,
John Funken-
Gaither, Rob Giles and
Givens, Teri Glazier,
Virginia Goldberg,
arie Graham, Carolyn
;ary Gustafson, Bill
:k, Steve Han-
Hart, Brett Haskell,
Brad Heinitz,
Kirk Hillhouse,
Connie Hoosier,
Susan Jacobsen,
Guy Jacques,
Kathy Johnson,
Ones, Karl Kim, Mary
Mike Lawson, Robert
Kim Frise, Kurt Lan-
Lester, Mike Loud-
James McCormick Jr.
Bob Meacham,
Robert Miller,
Samuel Moore, Rod
Nelson, Tracy
Newell, Kit Peder-
Pedi, Reuben Perrine,
Gina Peterson,
Teresa Pierce,
Kelly Rohr, Mike
Russell, John Schire-
Sims, Sheryl Smith,
Victor Smith, Da-
n, Bonnie Strickland,
ion, Tinia Tallman,
Trula Watkins,
Molly Weirich,
;, Shelby West, Cheryl
Winter, Ginny
Wolfenbarger and
Ood.
is funded and carried out.
The NMFS will try to avoid
business gridlock as much as pos-
sible, she said.
Part of the process, she said,
will be to develop habitat conser-
vation plans. In the case of timber
companies/ those will involve
long-term contracts which will be
tailored to the necessary meas-
taken. These conctracts, she said,
require a lot of work and can re-
main in effect for a number of
years.
PART OF THE process, she
said, will be to look at specific fish
populations and their habitat.
NMFS and other agencies will
make efforts to get more scientific
information and to look at the
Three qualities of streams and
rivers, sediment, turbidity and
chemical content, will be ana-
lyzed in the course of those stud-
ies, she said. Actions approved
must take those qualities into ac-
count, Babcock indicated.
There is a need for long-term
management plans, she said,
which need to work for substance,
tershed planning, she said, there
is not a need for the same buffer
requirements on every stream.
She said the prohibitions on
taking of salmon will probably
not go into effect until rules are
adopted.
IN RESPONSE to a question
from the audience, she said, her
agency cannot by law do anything
The TIDEWATERS
Restaurant
FISHING
DERBY
June 12 at
Lake Cushman ,
877-6450
Open daily 7 a.m.-S p.m. Deb, Candy
27057North H:qhway 10L 3 miles north of Hoodsport
FRIDAY N,sm PR,M= R,B $12 9s
• Fresh Halibut • Prawns • Homemade Chicken-Fried Steak
Come check us out- Dinners Wednesday-Sunday
Locally Owned by Phil and Joni Barnett
The Only Ma and Pa Atmosphere Around
GREAT ENTERTAINMENT FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Restaurant Hours: ,, Lounge Hours:
Man. & Tues. 6 a.m-2 p.m., Sun.-Tues. 11:30 a.m.-10 p.m.,
Wed-Sat. 6 a.m.-8 p.m., Sun. 6 am.-6 p.m. Wed:Sat. 11:30 a.m.-2 a.m.
North 11880 Highway 101, Shelton * 426-3073
Available May 25
A SEVEN SPIELBERG FLM
tom hanks
saving private ryan
ed,cr'drd bums matt damon tom
the mission is a man.
OLYMPIC VIDEO
2104 Olympic Hwy. N. * 426-1596
t Come enjoy food
fun and the ' #
Forest Festival
this weeKe nd
& 22
Adults and juniors only $5
• Children under 12 free with parent
5 miles south of Shelton,
access via frontage road off Taylor Towne
24-hour phone 426-4707
• Roleplaying games , •
• Collectible card games VA
ALL STAR WARS 10% OFF
Saturday, May 22 only
Includes Young Je&
V 426-5151
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK
I I a.m.-8 p.m. Sunday.Thursday
W4 10 am.Midnight Friday and Saturday IF'I
( ' ' ) 900 #A Olympic Hwy. S. :" ")
Copper River Salmon
$ ° Lunch
$1%0 Dinner
877-9657
A Delicious Treat
from the Land of
Dairy Queen ®
At participating
Dairy Queen* Stores.
We Treat You Right"
Shelton * 221 North Ist * 426-7277
© AM D,Q. Corp./1995 Daiy Queen Iores are proud sponiom of me Children's Miracle
@ Reg. U.S. Pat. Off., AM D.Q. Coqo. Network Telethon, llch blle local hoepltals for children.
WE BAKE mYOU BAKE
GREAT PIZZA
$79P,o, o,,,,.s,z, [ 1
HAWAIIAN Van pizza I
°"'°°" PIZZA , or bakecl plzza.,J
c.°..,.o.ooo.°..,...0o,, g%$999 I
ORIGINAL CRUST
Flgaro'* Ilallen Kitchen
GIANT.SIZE ,.e ira 1
PAPA S Pan Pizza
I
0:,V;,; $ 99
FAVORITE ,or 11 I
J Add $1 0€ baked plzzn,j.J
Canadian bacon, salami, pepperoni, sausage and beef.
2121 Olympic Hwy. N.
Shelton
In Barkley Square
427-5366
11:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily.
Food stamps welcome on "You-Bake" Items.
[]
to regulate Indian fishing because
of treaty rights. ::
When the group turned to local :
announcements, Jeff McHargue
told the attendees the Field of /:
Deams Auction, this year's cham-
ber event, will be held June 18.
The money raised at the auction :
will go to develop the athletic
fields at the Shelton Middle
School.
Elizabeth Babcock
FOREST FESTIVAL SPECIALS
& EXTENDED HOURS
THIS FRIDAY & SATURDAY
405 West Railroad
Shelton, WA
427-4368
OPEN FRIDAY 7 A.M.-10 P.M.
Open late for Street Dance patrons
OPEN SATURDAY 6:30 A.M.-6 P.M.
for Fun Run, Parade and Carnival
FRIDAY NIGHT AND SATURDAY
FESTIVAL SPECIALS:
Hamburgers, Boca Burgers, Hot Dogs, Corndogs, Popcorn,
Strawberry Shortcake, Soda Pop, Coffee and Espresso.
COFFEE AND DONUT SPECIAL 99 ¢
Saturday Morning, 6:30 a.m.-8:30 a.m. only
RiDNBiBRB|RnRinBBBnB|B¶
' RAFFLE ,
WINNERS WILL RECEIVE ONE Of THREE GIlT CERTiflCA TE5: I
Lunch for two, a pound of Batdorf & Bronson coffee, |
or a dozen donuts, i
FILL OUT & BRING IN BY 6 P.M. SATURDAY |
Name
I
I
Address ....................................................................................................................... |
Phone |
I
I Oakland Bay Coffee & Baking Company • 427-4368 I
| 405 West Railroad Avenue • Shelton, WA 98584 |
Wlnner will be notified. Need not be present tO wtn.
24-HOUR MOVIE INFO 426-1000
DALLY 1:00, 3:50, 6:50, 9:40
Presented in Dynamic
Dolby e Digital Sound
DAILY 1:30, 4:00, 7:00, 9:30
517 W. Franklin St., Shelton
J I CHECKS
r PERSONAL
DIGITAL
,. ,.,,,o ...,.... WELCOME
Thursday, May 20, 1999 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Page 25