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Journal photos by Aria Shephard
Dd)ove, Process Rose of the party company Real Princess Parties deco-
rates tee face of five-ye ur-ola Jael db Coley from lamdn Island at the
Celebrate Hoodsport festival on Sunday. This year's Celebrate Hood-
sport event included kid-friendly activities like face painting from the
princesses of the party company Real Princess Parties. Below, Hood-
sport's Rob Reed, dressed as a town crier, creates octopus balloons for
children at the Celebrate Hoodsport festival. Bottom, two-year-old Adel-
la Chambers from Seattle has her face painted by Pearl the Mermaid, as
her grandmother Corinna Wilkins looks on.
Port
Continued from page A-1
that if Miles again violates
the statute, "the Board
will consider the penalties
provided for under RCW
42.23.050."
RCW 42.23.050 states
that the "officer violating
the provisions of this chap-
ter is liable to the munici-
pality of which he or she
is an officer for a penalty
in the amount of five hun-
dred dollars, in addition to
such other civil or crimi-
nal liability or penalty as
may otl~erwise be imposed
upon the officer by law.~
Miles' blog post con-
cerns a conversation dur-
ing the executive session
about the port's firing of
employee Theresa Rebo,
who recently filed com-
plaints against port Ex-
ecutive Director John
Dobson with both the port
commission and the Ma-
son County Prosecutor's
Office accusing the execu-
tive director of attempt-
ing to gift public funds to
Northwest Event Organiz-
ers, the event-planning
company respensibie for
running the Mason Area
Fair.
The pert commissioned
an investigation by Seat-
tle consultant the Seahold
Group to determine the
validity of Rebo's accusa-
tions. The investigation
showed no wrongdoing by
Journal photo by Natalie Johnson
Commissioner Jay Hupp wrote a letter of
censure directed at Commissioner Jack
Miles for posting confidential information on
a local blog website.
Dobson.
At a meeting last
month, Miles' vowed to
continue the investigation
by sending the investiga-
tion and the complaint to
the State Attorney Gen-
eral's office.
Miles' blog post, one of
several on the website,
also states that the port is
• in the middle of litigation
resulting from two other
firings in the office.
=Additionally, your
comments were erroneous
concerning comments by
others during that meet-
ing and thus misleading
to the public," the letter
states.
Minutes from executive
sessions are not available
to the general public.
Miles expressed con-
cern that port attorney
Charles "Skip" Houser
reviewed the letter before
it was brought before the
commission. He also ques-
tioned whether Commis-
sioner Tom Wallitner had
seen the letter before it
was made public as well.
"Did you get authori-
zation from this board ...
to speak to the attorney?
How did you know that
commissioner Wallitner
would be in agreement,"
Miles said.
Hupp said that he
did not need the board's
permission to discuss
a matter with attorney
Houser.
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Hoodsport
Continued from page A-1
"It's always been a tradition for years,
and it's always a pleasant time," Holly
Reed said. "This year, we're putting in more
hours and more work, but it's more fun ...
The kids are just having such a great time."
While there seemed to be less people at-
tending the fair than in previous year, Ma-
cLeod said, the event's association hopes to
continue the more successful aspects of the
fair.
"I think it's been a real good event," she
said. "We plan on continuing to make the
kid-friendliness part of the event.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
MOVING/GARAGE sale, 2004 19' T23 camp trailer,
Phillips Lake Road, July 9-10, Pioneer Fleetwood. $8,000
10 a.m.- Turn on Phillips Lake OBO. 360-229-0495. W7/7
Road, follow signs. P7/7 COLLECTOR'S PARADISE
LARGE MULTI-FAMILY sale. yard sale, 2 families. Satur-
Saturday the 9th, 9 a.m.-? 1323 day, July 9, 8 a.m.-3 p.m. 391
S. 2nd St. Baby clothes, ma- SE Hudson Rd., off Lynch Rd.
ternity clothes, much more to C7/7
see. A7/7
MIKE'S FIRST sale of the
WATERFRONT: ORCHARD year. It's going to be big. Cor-
Beach. Split level, spacious, 3 ner of Seventh and Grant.
bedrooms, 2 baths, rec. room, Thursday-Saturday, 9 a.m.-?
woodstove in living room. See you there. M7/7
Good condition. Shop area.
Large deck partially covered AVAILABLE NOW. 2 bed-
and patio. 2-car carport with room, 1 bath doublewide me-
storage shed. Fenced back- bile. Located on the Olympia
yard. $1,225 per month plus side of Shelton. 2-car carport.
deposit. Shirley, RE/MAX Top Very quiet area. $700 month,
Executives, 360-427-4488. $700 deposit. No smoking
A7/7 or pets. Water included. 360-
426-0132, cell 360-870-4559.
YARD SALE, 81 E. Woke- B7/7-14
jance Lane, Saturday, July
9, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday,
July 10, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Follow
the twitty bird signs from Old
Farm Road. L7/7
LOST: 9 ft. Livingston dinghy
7-2-11, Tahuya area. Has
sentimental value. Please call
360-275-2720 or 206-683-
1622. K7/7-14
KITTEN RESCUE is having a
large summer sale. Outdoor
furniture, camping equip-
ment, bikes, everything to en-
joy the summer weather can
be found here. Tools, small
dining table, lovely house-
wares, adorable baby and
toddler clothing, all in won-
derful condition. Sale starts at
8 a.m., Saturday, July 16, and
ends at 5 p.m. Come shop
with us and know that the
sale proceeds help us control
the feline population of Ma-
son County. 420 SE State
Route 3, located on the south
side of Shelton. 360-584-
0594. K7/7-14
TOOLS, FISHING gear,
clothes and mucn more. 227
West Cota, downtown Shel-
ton, behind The Journal, 9
$500 CASH reward for info a.m. to 4 p.m. R7/7
leading to return of a stain- SAVE THE Day Mailing Ser-
less steel Vermont Casting vice. We stuff it, we seal it,
rotisserie stolen from our res- we take it to the post office.
idence on Northshore Road Call now if you have a wed-
between 6/20-7/2. Call 360- ding, family reunion, party, or
790-5017. W7/7-14 monthly billing or more. 360-
463-1131, savethedaymail@
gmail.com. W7f'7
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