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One was the surprise to find the notice from the Department of ~| de~ Ecology concerning new permits to be Proper/la issued ~fresh crab and Simpson Shelton Mill), permits to be reissued I domestic d i wastewater facilities municipal North ---S posa I Bay/Case InletJ and permits 1:o be reauthorized for domestic wastewater Editor, the Journal facilities (municipal and City of Shelton) In response to the Vern Morgus letter, were not in the public notice section but we have co reply. The Flag Disposal on the back page of the Sports section. It ceremony that was held was proper. is a strange place to put a public notice According to the Dignified Disposal of unless you are trying not to make it Unservable Flags, we did everything by noticeable, the letter for the proper disposal of our The second was a letter to the editor flag. titled "Urban vs. rural." The writer is The reason we did it at the cemetery quite upset that environmental policies two days after Flag Day was to educate are using "Chicken Little" tactics to scare the public on the proper disposal. We love people. It has probably never entered his our flag and want it respected. We thank mind. what the planet would be like if Vern and others who have questions or everything was polluted and unusable, comments and invite them to come to the The idea seems to be not to do anything Veteran's Service Office in Shelton. We until it is too late to save our resources, accept all used and worn flags. Then the writer refers to "Animal Farm." stating "Animal Farm said it best -- Bob Stone animals good, people bad." This is truly Shelton astonishing and Eric Arthur Blair. a.k.a. In the June 28 edition of the Belfair Her-question asking how a candidate would bal- ald in the story "Candidates sound off at fo- ance economic growth and environmental rum." Randy Neatherlin was paraphrased health, "It's a tough question." as saying it is difficult ~o balance economic Neatherlin's campmgn said that he is in growth and environmental health, favor of creating a balance between the two His exact quote was, in response to a issues. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY O.2"Are you on one level? I don't do well with stairs anymore." Yes, we are! You won't have to climb stairs to get to your spacious apartment, and you'll pay less than you do at the nursing home! For less than the cost of a semi- private room, you can get a 900-square-foot, independent apartment at Alpine Way with 3 chef-prepared meals a day, parking nearby, a kitchenette with a refrigerator, and, of course, 24-hour licensed nursing services available when needed. STORE & DELl SPECIALS -- JULY 5- l I If single-level living in a beautiful setting appeals to you, come and tour Alpine Way. 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