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Honoring Mason County's
History Every Day
By Honoring Alpine's Residents
Alpine Way is proud to care for retired people from alllife,
including veterans, as well as retired loggers and their families.
Happy Memorial Day, May 28!
Enjoy Forest Festival, June Ist-
Thank you Alpine Way residents for making history. We honor each of
you and the contributions you have made to our freedom and heritage.
Call Kathy Burbidge at
(360) 426-2600
for a free lunch and tour
900 West Alpine Way
Shelton, WA 98584
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SHELl ONMAS?NCOUNTY
RETIREMENT APARTMENTS,
ASSISTED LIVING AND
ALZHEIMER'S SPECIAL CARE
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Arizona stick
team to perform
The Sun Valley Indian School (SVIS) Stick Team
from Arizona will give a presentation at 7 p.m.
Wednesday, at Hood Canal Community Church. Ex-
perience a taste of Najaho culture through the perfor-
mance of these students.
The team is made up of sixth- through eighth-
grade students who are willing to take their time to
practice and participate in an important part of the
ministry at SVIS.
The ministry is two-fold -- to experience other
parts of our country that otherwise would not be expe-
rienced, and to build awareness and support for SVIS.
The students come from all over the Navajo reser-
vation, some from three hours away. They live with
grandparents, aunts and uncles, and morns.
The goal is to reach students for Jesus Christ and
to give them a quality education that will prepare
them to succeed in the world beyond the reservation.
The stick team ministry program includes several
Christian songs with stick movements using dowel
rods or hand movement and a small taste of the Na-
vajo culture through Navajo flute.
Authorities
gearing up
for extra
patrols
Law enforcement agen-
cies in Mason County on
Friday and Saturday will
conduct a special state-
wide emphasis patrol to
ensure all drivers and
passengers are wearing
their seat belts or are
in approved child safety
seats.
The extra patrols are
part of the National Click
It or Ticket Program de-
signed to ensure that ev-
eryone is traveling safely
during the Memorial Day
weekend.
Teen to participate in Seattle pageant
Kaylin Smith of Shelton was recently
selected to participate in the 2012 Miss
Teen Seattle pageant competition that
will take place on June 17.
Smith compete for her share of thou-
sands of dollars in prizes and specialty
gifts that will be distributed to contes-
tants.
She will compete in divisions with
young ladies aged 7 to 19.
Smith will display her personality and
interviewing skills while interviewing
with this year's Seattle judging panel.
Personality is the first aspect that
each contestant is judged on during all
phases of competition.
If Smith were to win the title of Se-
attle, she would represent Seattle and
the surrounding communities at the na-
tional competition that will take place in
Orlando, Fla.
Community businesses, organiza-
tions and private individuals will as-
sist Smith in participating in this year's
competition by becoming her official
sponsors.
Through sponsorship, each contestant
receives all the necessary training, re-
hearsals and financial support.
Any business, organization or pri-
vate individual interested in becoming
Smith's sponsor may contact the Se-
attle pageant coordinator at 1'800-279-
0976 ......
Courtesy photo
Shelton resident Kaylin Smith will
take part in the 2012 Miss Teen
Seattle pageant competition.
Andrews files for county commissioner
Darrel Andrews officially
filed last week as a candidate
for Mason County Commis-
sioner representing District
3. He is running as No Party
Preference.
"For those who don't know
me, let me take a minute to
give you a short background,"
said Andrews. "I was born
and raised in Mason County. I
graduated from Shelton High
School in 1965 and then at-
tended Olympic College in
Bremerton. I married my high
school sweetheart in 1966. We
now have eight grandchildren
and one great grandson. Don't
~ let that be roots, selling cars.
a concern,He and his wife have
I'm still 49 owned and operated Olympic
at heart."Motors in Shelton since 1987.
A n Andrews has been in-
drews' first volved with many activities in
full- t im e the community, including the
job was Mason County Forest Festi-
with Simp-val where he served in many
son Timbercapacities over the years and
Darrel Company. was instrumental in bringing
Andrews He worked the fireworks to the festival.
s e v e r a 1Issues topping Andrews'
years for a local new car deal- agenda are economic develop-
ership. He later joined Man- ment, growth, public safety,
ke Lumber Company in their recreation, balanced budget
sales department, leaving af- and a better living experience
ter ten years to go back to his for all Mason County residents.
i Grace Baptist Church Contact us:
iVhdlh g address:
... for the faith fftllc~ospd ~: P0 i/0:,1035, Shelt0n,WA 93584
~!~ ~" Phone: (360) 462 1611
Times 0f Services: ~ ~:! ........E-mail: past0,'@~bcshdto,l.org
ii Sunday Morning Worship ...... 11 a.m. :'~'~: Listenon
!:':: Sunday Evening Worship ........ 6p.m. ~)~J~'~ IOdASlO30AM
I: :i~:: Wednesday Prayer Meeting ..,.. 7 p.m. "WJ~;~t SundaB 9 30-10 OOam
Agate Grange Bldg, on Agate Loop Rd. ~;i? ~:
* 9:30 a,m,,
CrossPoint ServiceTraditional Service -
A I)IOIC(OIIICI}I]IOF(I~y%cIVi(I' 6~ll)(}l(~ll'(RJ]{iOIhlINCIVi(O • :
• 1 e~ s it 9'00 AM thai beginsdl
"" ....... i: ...... I'tdi4t'Hd~ld " PldiS(' I(MIII 10:45 AM
- (onlemlm~ d l y Me~4oge (heir
Children and Adult Sunday School 9 AM
V
=a. i. a. .... %-_ rh__ ~ 1212 Connection St
iUtll tltll lilll U t; Shelton WA
d Christ-centered Church ~7: (360) 426-8611
FSunday Morning Worship~ ~ k
/ Traditional-8:4Sa.m. /
tC°ntemp°rary-11:00 a.m. J I~ ~\" Bible Study
;aaStt:; Str~ffne O~: ....
Mt. Olive SHELTON FIRST BAPTIST
Lutheran Church ............... ................... ' .......
Missouri Synod
206 East Wyandotte Avenue www.sheltonfbc.org a~0 426-8461
• Sunday Morning Worship 9 + 10:30 am
Contemporary Servk'e .......... 830 a,m Sunday School (or all ages
Christian Education ................. %45 a.m. • NightChurch 6 pm
Traditional Worship ............... l]:00 a.m • Doraingo La Iglesia Bautista 6 pm
Servicio en Espafiol
Office 42@6353
• Wednesdays 6 pm
l)aycare427-3165 Youth Church, AWANA K.6. Adult Classes
www'mt°liveshelt°n'°rg • Jueves6pm Elgrupodeloshatino~Jovene8
SPRING ROAD CHAPEL St. David's of Wales
FIRST CHURCH OF GOD EPISCOPAL CHURCH
A place where all are welcome
1113 E. Shdton Springs Road 324 W. Cedar St.. Shelton
Shekon, WA 98584 SUNDAY SERVICES
(360) 427-6998 7:30 & 10:30 a.m.
Sunday School 10:00 a.m. ): 15 Conversational Bible Study
Office phone: 426-8472
Morning Worship lh00 a.m. www.sdow.org
New Community
Church of Union
Refreshed -- Restored -- Renewed Sunday Gatherings
in Rivers of Grace (All are welcome/)
NEW LOCATION WORSHIP SERVICES
Alliance Church 8:30 and 10:30
2320 Washington St. at the
Union Fire Hall
Sunday Night Worship 6:00 p.m. 50 E. Seattle St., Union 98592
438-8531 360-898-7855
www.riversofgrace.org web site: www.thenccu~org
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