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g of the Senior Ball
High School last Friday
. June 8.
to space limitations of the
School on Community
an auction to be held
month is limited to club
and their invited guests.
raised at the auction will be
for the reconstruction of the
LOwer of the historic school
CHORAL Mas-
was the name of the
last weekend when the
md Community Choir
a series of concerts in
hall. Receptive au-
filled the hall on Saturday
Earlier in the day on
they sang at Saint Hugh
Church in Allyn.
choir is made up of Daniel
Mike Benson, Bob Bon-
Karen Brandt, Bob Clark,
Earl, Fred Ebey, Diane
Glenna Hagadorn, Lorna
Bill Holman, Marlene Hol-
Elaine Ireland, Jim Irish,
Jackson, Kathy Jonas,
Lund, Lori Madsen, Steve
Dianne Myers, Wilma
Patty Nutt, Jeri Robinson,
'Jean Rose, Mary Ryan, Tom
Floyd Sawyer, Heather
Monica Sawyer, Nancy
Larry Seaward, Willa
y Snider, Carol Thom-
Lena Tuber. They started
Program with two spirited and
numbers: "Tambur," which
dancing song, and
Gypsies."
Mackey on the drum
Sandra Herndon on the tam-
punctuated the singing
an enthusiastic rhythm that
Hungarian. Seven
sung by the choir and
of choir members cov-
a nicely designed spectrum
music of the latter
of the 19th Century and half
20th Century by compos-
Bela Bartok to Matyas
Conductor Elizabeth Ber-
and accompanist Mary Beth
blended their talents at
with a four-handed
of three Hungarian folk
concluded the concert
"Kde Sfi Kreivy Moje," which
the drum and tambou-
r for a rousing finish.
introduced each
and provided informative
about the Hungarian
!and their composers.
MEMBERS will begin
for their Christmas con-
September. They can use
00aring set
canal area
system
PUD 1 Commission has
a public hearing about
Mutual Water System
the scope of work for
Improvements. The hear-
be held at the beginning
commission meeting
on Tuesday, June 19, at
1 office, 21971 Highway
Potlatch.
Canal
June 18-22
Breakfast: Pancake, sau-
stick, fruit, juice, milk.
Last Day!
[ub needs volunteers
additional members, according to Island Community Hall on Satur-
Berndt. She said "our choir is too day, September 1. Fred Burgdorf,
small" and invited interested per- director of the Harstine Island
sons to join their gatherings on Theatre Club's summer vaude-
Sundays from 4 to 6 p.m. start- ville program, reports that a siz-
ing September 9. "We have great able number of people are ready
holiday music and are looking for- to take part in the show. They will
ward to performances in the hall be busy over the next 14 days re-
and the high-school auditorium," hearsing and getting their acts in
Berndt said. tip-top shape for the curtains to
The choir meets in the commu- rise at 8 p.m. on Friday, June 29,
nity hall on Harstine Island. Their and Saturday, June 30, as well as
Web site is www.harstineehoir, at "3 p.m. on Sunday, July 1, for the
org. matinee.
Karen Kim and Dan Filip of Reminders: the Harstine Island
the Mount Rainier Chapter of the Garden Club meets tonight at 7
American Red Cross spoke to the
p.m. at the community club and
Harstine Island Community Club Pat LeClair will make a presenta-
at its meeting on Friday, June 8. tion on Italian gardens; the Har-
The Mount Rainier Chapter in- stine Island Grange meets tumor-
eludes Pierce, Lewis, Thurston row, June 15, at 6:30 p.m. at the
and Mason counties. Kim pointed
out that although the American community club for their monthly
Red Cross is chartered by the potluck and meeting; the pinochle
group will start shuffling the cards
U.S. Congress it is not funded by at 7 p.m. on Saturday, June 16, at
federal or state governments. Do- the community club; Neighbor-
nations and fund-raising events
support operations which depend hood Crime Watch will meet next
heavily on volunteer help. There Wednesday, June 20, at 7 p.m. in
are currently approximately 500 the community hall; and Sunday,
volunteers in this area and more June 17, is Father's Day.
are needed.
The Rainier Chapter partners
with the local Community Emer-
gency Response Team to provide
assistance when disaster strikes,
such as the flooding that occurs
periodically. Kim cited four areas 1950 U Minneapolis Moline with loader.
of Red Cross service: immediate Needs work. $2,500. Call (360) 426-
1924. K6/14-28
emergency need response; pre- ............................................ ..............................
vention and preparedness work; OOPS I forgot my Boyds Bear collec-
armed forces emergency message tion will be in my garage sale Saturday,
services; and health and safety 7 a.rn.-3 p.m., 154 Meridian Court, up
training. Volunteers are needed in 7th. H6/14
all these areas, but especially in .............................................................
the armed services function. LOVELY ONE bedroom apartment in
Union. No pets, no smoking. All utilities
FILIP H|GHLIGHTED Red included except telephone. References
Cross activities on the local level, required, plus first, last and damage
During last winter's windstorm deposit. $850 monthly. Call (360) 898-
two shelters were opened in Mason 2165 or (360) 402-5331. R6/14-21
County. Just within our local com- EARLY 1900s Marquis piano. Sounds
munity 35 volunteers are needed, good, looks okay. $500. Call (360) 426-
Training for volunteers will be pro- 1924. K6/14-28
vided at the Little Creek Casino. ...............................................................
Interested persons can get details BARTENDERS/COOKS, must be expe-
about this.by calling the Red Cross rienced, fun-loving, and personaNe. Ap-
at 352-857"5. ply at Ernie's Fir Cone Bar & Grill, 114
Hosts and hostesses for the corn- W. Cota, Shelton. E6/14-21
munity club meeting were Frank GARDEN ASST. part time, flex sched-
and Gerri Lewis along with Jim ule, 20 hrs week, for Harmony Hill Re-
and Carol Taylor. Mary Furhmeis- treat Center, in Union. Please apply in
ter attended the meeting. She is a person Thurs.-Mon. 11 a.m.-1 p.m. at
long-time island resident who has 7362 SR 106, Union, WA 98592. Non
not been around tbr a while so she smoking facility. EEO. H6/14
was welcomed warmly. HANDYMAN/CARPENTER reliable,
Courtesy of the garden club, a good general skills. Belfair/Shelton
new paved pathway leads from area. (360) 426-2056 or (360) 286-
the kitchen in the hall to the ga- 7911. C6/14-7/5
zebo in the center of the farm-
ers' market area. Richard Peet THOROUGHBRED GELDING. 13years
donated the sand and the pavers old, bay, good temperament. $1,000.
while Rod Hammett, Barbara La- Call {360) 426-1924. K6/14-28
June, Jim Irving and Gary Benz
laid them to form the path. Af-
ter 23 new members were signed
up at the opening of the farmers'
market on Saturday, June 2, the
membership of the community
club reached 237 from 151 house-
holds. The club will continue its
membership drive by manning a
table at the market.
Mike Callaghan reported that
the Richard Gerber Band will sup-
ply the music for the Labor Day
dance to be held at the Harstine
I
Let Alpine Way's assisted living
retirement center help your family,
also. Our registered and licensed
nurses work with the details of
diabetes management on a daily (and
nightly) basis. Staffed 24 hours a day
by health care professionals, we work
with our residents, their families
and physicians, and our consulting
pharmacy to provide comprehensive
and high-quality services.
Put your minds at ease, and enjoy
the fun times with Mom once again.
Our nursing and dietary staff can
oversee the rest of your mother's
needs.
Visit Alpine Way and you'll soon
find solutions to your concerns.
wtI
RETIREMENT APARTMENTS,
ASSISTED LIVING AND
ALZHEIMER'S SPECIAL CARE
900 West Alpine Way, Shelton, WA 98584
(360) 426-2600
'1
24 Flavors of Real Homemade Olympic Mountain & Glacier Dairy Ice Cream
182 Different Shakes
30 Combo Meals
Kid's Meals. Subs
Burgers Hot Dogs Seafood Indian Fry Bread & Tacos Espresso Ice Propane
m
Thursday, June 14, 2007 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Page 27
:lomen, s (,.,.
| (Continued from page 26.)
g of the Senior Ball
High School last Friday
. June 8.
to space limitations of the
School on Community
an auction to be held
month is limited to club
and their invited guests.
raised at the auction will be
for the reconstruction of the
LOwer of the historic school
CHORAL Mas-
was the name of the
last weekend when the
md Community Choir
a series of concerts in
hall. Receptive au-
filled the hall on Saturday
Earlier in the day on
they sang at Saint Hugh
Church in Allyn.
choir is made up of Daniel
Mike Benson, Bob Bon-
Karen Brandt, Bob Clark,
Earl, Fred Ebey, Diane
Glenna Hagadorn, Lorna
Bill Holman, Marlene Hol-
Elaine Ireland, Jim Irish,
Jackson, Kathy Jonas,
Lund, Lori Madsen, Steve
Dianne Myers, Wilma
Patty Nutt, Jeri Robinson,
'Jean Rose, Mary Ryan, Tom
Floyd Sawyer, Heather
Monica Sawyer, Nancy
Larry Seaward, Willa
y Snider, Carol Thom-
Lena Tuber. They started
Program with two spirited and
numbers: "Tambur," which
dancing song, and
Gypsies."
Mackey on the drum
Sandra Herndon on the tam-
punctuated the singing
an enthusiastic rhythm that
Hungarian. Seven
sung by the choir and
of choir members cov-
a nicely designed spectrum
music of the latter
of the 19th Century and half
20th Century by compos-
Bela Bartok to Matyas
Conductor Elizabeth Ber-
and accompanist Mary Beth
blended their talents at
with a four-handed
of three Hungarian folk
concluded the concert
"Kde Sfi Kreivy Moje," which
the drum and tambou-
r for a rousing finish.
introduced each
and provided informative
about the Hungarian
!and their composers.
MEMBERS will begin
for their Christmas con-
September. They can use
00aring set
canal area
system
PUD 1 Commission has
a public hearing about
Mutual Water System
the scope of work for
Improvements. The hear-
be held at the beginning
commission meeting
on Tuesday, June 19, at
1 office, 21971 Highway
Potlatch.
Canal
June 18-22
Breakfast: Pancake, sau-
stick, fruit, juice, milk.
Last Day!
[ub needs volunteers
additional members, according to Island Community Hall on Satur-
Berndt. She said "our choir is too day, September 1. Fred Burgdorf,
small" and invited interested per- director of the Harstine Island
sons to join their gatherings on Theatre Club's summer vaude-
Sundays from 4 to 6 p.m. start- ville program, reports that a siz-
ing September 9. "We have great able number of people are ready
holiday music and are looking for- to take part in the show. They will
ward to performances in the hall be busy over the next 14 days re-
and the high-school auditorium," hearsing and getting their acts in
Berndt said. tip-top shape for the curtains to
The choir meets in the commu- rise at 8 p.m. on Friday, June 29,
nity hall on Harstine Island. Their and Saturday, June 30, as well as
Web site is www.harstineehoir, at "3 p.m. on Sunday, July 1, for the
org. matinee.
Karen Kim and Dan Filip of Reminders: the Harstine Island
the Mount Rainier Chapter of the Garden Club meets tonight at 7
American Red Cross spoke to the
p.m. at the community club and
Harstine Island Community Club Pat LeClair will make a presenta-
at its meeting on Friday, June 8. tion on Italian gardens; the Har-
The Mount Rainier Chapter in- stine Island Grange meets tumor-
eludes Pierce, Lewis, Thurston row, June 15, at 6:30 p.m. at the
and Mason counties. Kim pointed
out that although the American community club for their monthly
Red Cross is chartered by the potluck and meeting; the pinochle
group will start shuffling the cards
U.S. Congress it is not funded by at 7 p.m. on Saturday, June 16, at
federal or state governments. Do- the community club; Neighbor-
nations and fund-raising events
support operations which depend hood Crime Watch will meet next
heavily on volunteer help. There Wednesday, June 20, at 7 p.m. in
are currently approximately 500 the community hall; and Sunday,
volunteers in this area and more June 17, is Father's Day.
are needed.
The Rainier Chapter partners
with the local Community Emer-
gency Response Team to provide
assistance when disaster strikes,
such as the flooding that occurs
periodically. Kim cited four areas 1950 U Minneapolis Moline with loader.
of Red Cross service: immediate Needs work. $2,500. Call (360) 426-
1924. K6/14-28
emergency need response; pre- ............................................ ..............................
vention and preparedness work; OOPS I forgot my Boyds Bear collec-
armed forces emergency message tion will be in my garage sale Saturday,
services; and health and safety 7 a.rn.-3 p.m., 154 Meridian Court, up
training. Volunteers are needed in 7th. H6/14
all these areas, but especially in .............................................................
the armed services function. LOVELY ONE bedroom apartment in
Union. No pets, no smoking. All utilities
FILIP H|GHLIGHTED Red included except telephone. References
Cross activities on the local level, required, plus first, last and damage
During last winter's windstorm deposit. $850 monthly. Call (360) 898-
two shelters were opened in Mason 2165 or (360) 402-5331. R6/14-21
County. Just within our local com- EARLY 1900s Marquis piano. Sounds
munity 35 volunteers are needed, good, looks okay. $500. Call (360) 426-
Training for volunteers will be pro- 1924. K6/14-28
vided at the Little Creek Casino. ...............................................................
Interested persons can get details BARTENDERS/COOKS, must be expe-
about this.by calling the Red Cross rienced, fun-loving, and personaNe. Ap-
at 352-857"5. ply at Ernie's Fir Cone Bar & Grill, 114
Hosts and hostesses for the corn- W. Cota, Shelton. E6/14-21
munity club meeting were Frank GARDEN ASST. part time, flex sched-
and Gerri Lewis along with Jim ule, 20 hrs week, for Harmony Hill Re-
and Carol Taylor. Mary Furhmeis- treat Center, in Union. Please apply in
ter attended the meeting. She is a person Thurs.-Mon. 11 a.m.-1 p.m. at
long-time island resident who has 7362 SR 106, Union, WA 98592. Non
not been around tbr a while so she smoking facility. EEO. H6/14
was welcomed warmly. HANDYMAN/CARPENTER reliable,
Courtesy of the garden club, a good general skills. Belfair/Shelton
new paved pathway leads from area. (360) 426-2056 or (360) 286-
the kitchen in the hall to the ga- 7911. C6/14-7/5
zebo in the center of the farm-
ers' market area. Richard Peet THOROUGHBRED GELDING. 13years
donated the sand and the pavers old, bay, good temperament. $1,000.
while Rod Hammett, Barbara La- Call {360) 426-1924. K6/14-28
June, Jim Irving and Gary Benz
laid them to form the path. Af-
ter 23 new members were signed
up at the opening of the farmers'
market on Saturday, June 2, the
membership of the community
club reached 237 from 151 house-
holds. The club will continue its
membership drive by manning a
table at the market.
Mike Callaghan reported that
the Richard Gerber Band will sup-
ply the music for the Labor Day
dance to be held at the Harstine
I
Let Alpine Way's assisted living
retirement center help your family,
also. Our registered and licensed
nurses work with the details of
diabetes management on a daily (and
nightly) basis. Staffed 24 hours a day
by health care professionals, we work
with our residents, their families
and physicians, and our consulting
pharmacy to provide comprehensive
and high-quality services.
Put your minds at ease, and enjoy
the fun times with Mom once again.
Our nursing and dietary staff can
oversee the rest of your mother's
needs.
Visit Alpine Way and you'll soon
find solutions to your concerns.
wtI
RETIREMENT APARTMENTS,
ASSISTED LIVING AND
ALZHEIMER'S SPECIAL CARE
900 West Alpine Way, Shelton, WA 98584
(360) 426-2600
'1
24 Flavors of Real Homemade Olympic Mountain & Glacier Dairy Ice Cream
182 Different Shakes
30 Combo Meals
Kid's Meals. Subs
Burgers Hot Dogs Seafood Indian Fry Bread & Tacos Espresso Ice Propane
m
Thursday, June 14, 2007 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Page 27