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Wise Guys will be here live ck again, the Four Wise Guys, a Christian rock band ";m the Seattle area, will perform hve at 8 p.m. on °I .Jiday, July 13, at The Beginning Christian Church downtown Shelton. The church is located at 120 st Cota Street in Shelton. While the band consists I three brothers ranging in ages from late teens to Jd-20s,. . their "fourth" member refers to the Holy lrlt. Featuring guitar, bass, keyboard, drums and als, the group has appeared on a number of televi- on programs. nty commission roundup: McCleary is bearing down Little McCleary on the other side of the Grays Harbor County line will bearly be able to con- tain itself this weekend as it is swamped with thousands of visi- tors for its annual festival. The McCleary Bear Festival, featuring its famous bear stew, will be held Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Queen of the fest is Kim Rush, who has lived in McCleary since the fifth grade and has wanted to be a princess ever since hear- ing that there was such an honor to be had. "Being part of the Bear Festival is very rewarding," she said. "At the same time it is a lot of work." She will be crowned at 7 p.m. on Friday at McCleary Elementary School, an event to be followed by a street dance, karaoke and a mu- sic and light show. Cooked up in 1958 by Norman Porter, who at the time was the editor of The McCleary Stimula- tor, the Bear Festival started with a remark by a friend of Porter's by the name of Roy Craft, who at the time was the editor of another newspaper, The Skamania Coun- ty Pioneer of Stevenson. Craft claimed that Skamania bears, if properly cooked, were the world's most delicious, and Porter coun- tered with the claim that Grays ° g pl Harbor'sbearswerethetops. The arln set on an two agreed to meet head-on in a P pit bear-tasting contest in McCleary. Back in 1966, a number of bears r hos al district weot iotot00e00omm00al .o,00or the bear stew served at the festi- ihproposal to form a second pub- ---spital district in tie county is lly coming before the Mason Capital Facilities ele- ty Commission this month. agement Plans for Allyn and Bel- fair [h'ban Growth Areas and the amended rnent of the Mason County Com- prehensive Plan. The other hear- ing will address adopting revised sections of the Mason County De- velopment Regulations for on-site disposal requirements for the Bel- fair llrban Growth Area. Both of these hearings are also scheduled to begin at 6:30 p.m. In other business on July 10, the commissioners: • Authorized the Department of Utilities and Waste Management to seek bids for work on the Al- lyn Pump Station and Rustlewood Wastewater Plant. Bids should be received tbr the Allyn pump proj- ect by 2 p.m. on Friday, August 3, ...... {Please turn to page-lO.) val. These days, selected portions of inspected bear meat are com- bined with beef to provide the dis- tinctive flavor associated with Mc- Cleary Bear Stew. A total of 400- 600 pounds of meat go into the Church offers food and film Shelton United Methodist Church will host dinner and a movie on Friday, July 13. The meal will be served at 6 p.m., followed by the showing of Milo & Otis on two big screens at 6:30 p.m. All ages are invited to this gathering at 1900 King Street. For more information, call 426- 4174. f }mmissioners took action on iday setting a public hearing resider the petition to estab- Mason County Public Hos- .,i District 2 for 6:30 p.m. on Y, July 24. Commissioners lvlason County Public [los- i District 1 recently w)ted to iimously approve a resolution is effect. 4; board also set two other -lc meetings for July 24. ()he :ibe to consider adopting the prehensive Stormwater Man- stew with 50 pounds of that being beef for flavoring. There are also hundreds of pounds of potatoes, carrots, onions and a large kettle of "special" spicy sauce cooked just right with seasonings that are added just before serving. The stew is cooked in enormous iron kettles on outdoor stoves in the city park. It is served immedi- ately following the grand parade which starts at noon on Saturday. Other attractions include a kid- dies parade, a royal court ceremo- ny, bands, dances and slow-pitch softball. Cutting-edge Individualized Curruculum... It's always just right for your child Shelton Valley Christian School Kindergarten through 8th grade . Serving children of all faiths , Full day kindergarten Monday-Friday • After-school care • Transportation • Safe environment • Small student-to-teacher ratio Call Principal Judy McCain to register today at 360-426-4198 We're so close! One mile from Hwy. 101, Shelton-Matlock exit, 201 IN. Shelton Valley Road Aiene Zarnzow Bob Kimbel Carolyn Vogel Chuck Robertson Connie Coornbs Darlene Wilson Edna Stewart Evelyn Nauman George Booth Janet Poupitch Jim Coker Jo Waiters Judy Lucero Kitty Castellano Lois Hunter MaryAnn Munson Morgan Jennings Pat Ayers Sandra Hard Sandra Jackson Treasures Thrift Stores The staff and volunteers at Treasures and Treasures Too! want to Thank Yvonne Stedman for the ten and a half years of service she provided to the stores and to the community. You are truly appreciated by everyone. Best wishes from all of us: Sue and Larry Ayers Teresa Chamberlain Terina McCord Terry Perkins Mary Alefteras Bonnie Beatty Gall Johnston Torn Martin Barb Love And many, many more Thanks again, yvonne - we'll miss you/ SALE Saturday, 9 a.m.-3 p.m. 21 Lane (off Brockdale Road). del Z, all records since up for boat or auto, $6,500. ickup with tow bar, $2,000. T7/12-8/2 ',E MANAGER, part-time. Experi- accounting and managerial. For job description and applica- ,ntact Shorecrest Beach Club, reen Lane, (360) 426-5155. LOST - CAT July 4th. Long-haired cali- co/white front patch. Shy, Strong Road/ Spencer Lake area. Please call (360) 427-7149. K7/12-19 1999 SPORTSTER XLC-1200, Scream- ing Eagle, carb kit, 6,200 miles, lots of chrome, $6,500. (360)462-0079. K7/12 COOK/DIETARY Helper: Part time posi- $7/12 SALE - Baby stuff galore, furniture, computer, etc. Fri- Jrday, Sunday, 9 a.rn.-5 p.m. off Lynch at Taylor . 87/12 SOLID wood display walls, 12 $100. (360) 427-6062. 137/12 SURF multi-family garage 101 at Mason 17 Fire Sta- es past Colony Surf. Satur- P.m. F7/12 GARAGE sale, too much to list. .Collectibles, no junk. Priced to Will be a fun one! Friday-Sun- !:4 P.m., 404 So. 16th St., go ]rner, turn right, last house on tion responsible for the production and .............. proper service of quality meals to our residents as well as restaurant style ser- vice in our dining room, cleanliness and sanitation of kitchen; dining room, and dishware. Experience cooking for 70 or more people, knowledge of recipes, institutional and/or line cook experience preferred but not necessary. Must be a team player with a strong desire to as- sist our aging population. Must have the ability to work with little or no supervision and be willing to work a variety of shifts. Apply in person at Maple Glen Assisted Living; 1700 N. 13th Loop Rd., Shelton, WA 98584. M7/12 ESTATE SALE - Honda boat, motors. Cleaned out Seattle home, brought down lots of goodies to canal. A must see yard sale. 41 E. Tacoma Street, Union. Saturday, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. M7/12 Vander Wal's Garage, Inc Where new technology meets with old-fashioned service Auto * Truck Domestic • Foreign al's 321 S. 2nd St. Downtown Shelton 40.6-8208 Open 8am-5pm Monday-Friday www.vanderwalsgaragc.com Thursday, July 12, 2007 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Page 9 Wise Guys will be here live ck again, the Four Wise Guys, a Christian rock band ";m the Seattle area, will perform hve at 8 p.m. on °I .Jiday, July 13, at The Beginning Christian Church downtown Shelton. The church is located at 120 st Cota Street in Shelton. While the band consists I three brothers ranging in ages from late teens to Jd-20s,. . their "fourth" member refers to the Holy lrlt. Featuring guitar, bass, keyboard, drums and als, the group has appeared on a number of televi- on programs. nty commission roundup: McCleary is bearing down Little McCleary on the other side of the Grays Harbor County line will bearly be able to con- tain itself this weekend as it is swamped with thousands of visi- tors for its annual festival. The McCleary Bear Festival, featuring its famous bear stew, will be held Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Queen of the fest is Kim Rush, who has lived in McCleary since the fifth grade and has wanted to be a princess ever since hear- ing that there was such an honor to be had. "Being part of the Bear Festival is very rewarding," she said. "At the same time it is a lot of work." She will be crowned at 7 p.m. on Friday at McCleary Elementary School, an event to be followed by a street dance, karaoke and a mu- sic and light show. Cooked up in 1958 by Norman Porter, who at the time was the editor of The McCleary Stimula- tor, the Bear Festival started with a remark by a friend of Porter's by the name of Roy Craft, who at the time was the editor of another newspaper, The Skamania Coun- ty Pioneer of Stevenson. Craft claimed that Skamania bears, if properly cooked, were the world's most delicious, and Porter coun- tered with the claim that Grays ° g pl Harbor'sbearswerethetops. The arln set on an two agreed to meet head-on in a P pit bear-tasting contest in McCleary. Back in 1966, a number of bears r hos al district weot iotot00e00omm00al .o,00or the bear stew served at the festi- ihproposal to form a second pub- ---spital district in tie county is lly coming before the Mason Capital Facilities ele- ty Commission this month. agement Plans for Allyn and Bel- fair [h'ban Growth Areas and the amended rnent of the Mason County Com- prehensive Plan. The other hear- ing will address adopting revised sections of the Mason County De- velopment Regulations for on-site disposal requirements for the Bel- fair llrban Growth Area. Both of these hearings are also scheduled to begin at 6:30 p.m. In other business on July 10, the commissioners: • Authorized the Department of Utilities and Waste Management to seek bids for work on the Al- lyn Pump Station and Rustlewood Wastewater Plant. Bids should be received tbr the Allyn pump proj- ect by 2 p.m. on Friday, August 3, ...... {Please turn to page-lO.) val. These days, selected portions of inspected bear meat are com- bined with beef to provide the dis- tinctive flavor associated with Mc- Cleary Bear Stew. A total of 400- 600 pounds of meat go into the Church offers food and film Shelton United Methodist Church will host dinner and a movie on Friday, July 13. The meal will be served at 6 p.m., followed by the showing of Milo & Otis on two big screens at 6:30 p.m. All ages are invited to this gathering at 1900 King Street. For more information, call 426- 4174. f }mmissioners took action on iday setting a public hearing resider the petition to estab- Mason County Public Hos- .,i District 2 for 6:30 p.m. on Y, July 24. Commissioners lvlason County Public [los- i District 1 recently w)ted to iimously approve a resolution is effect. 4; board also set two other -lc meetings for July 24. ()he :ibe to consider adopting the prehensive Stormwater Man- stew with 50 pounds of that being beef for flavoring. There are also hundreds of pounds of potatoes, carrots, onions and a large kettle of "special" spicy sauce cooked just right with seasonings that are added just before serving. The stew is cooked in enormous iron kettles on outdoor stoves in the city park. It is served immedi- ately following the grand parade which starts at noon on Saturday. Other attractions include a kid- dies parade, a royal court ceremo- ny, bands, dances and slow-pitch softball. Cutting-edge Individualized Curruculum... It's always just right for your child Shelton Valley Christian School Kindergarten through 8th grade . Serving children of all faiths , Full day kindergarten Monday-Friday • After-school care • Transportation • Safe environment • Small student-to-teacher ratio Call Principal Judy McCain to register today at 360-426-4198 We're so close! One mile from Hwy. 101, Shelton-Matlock exit, 201 IN. Shelton Valley Road Aiene Zarnzow Bob Kimbel Carolyn Vogel Chuck Robertson Connie Coornbs Darlene Wilson Edna Stewart Evelyn Nauman George Booth Janet Poupitch Jim Coker Jo Waiters Judy Lucero Kitty Castellano Lois Hunter MaryAnn Munson Morgan Jennings Pat Ayers Sandra Hard Sandra Jackson Treasures Thrift Stores The staff and volunteers at Treasures and Treasures Too! want to Thank Yvonne Stedman for the ten and a half years of service she provided to the stores and to the community. You are truly appreciated by everyone. Best wishes from all of us: Sue and Larry Ayers Teresa Chamberlain Terina McCord Terry Perkins Mary Alefteras Bonnie Beatty Gall Johnston Torn Martin Barb Love And many, many more Thanks again, yvonne - we'll miss you/ SALE Saturday, 9 a.m.-3 p.m. 21 Lane (off Brockdale Road). del Z, all records since up for boat or auto, $6,500. ickup with tow bar, $2,000. T7/12-8/2 ',E MANAGER, part-time. Experi- accounting and managerial. For job description and applica- ,ntact Shorecrest Beach Club, reen Lane, (360) 426-5155. LOST - CAT July 4th. Long-haired cali- co/white front patch. Shy, Strong Road/ Spencer Lake area. Please call (360) 427-7149. K7/12-19 1999 SPORTSTER XLC-1200, Scream- ing Eagle, carb kit, 6,200 miles, lots of chrome, $6,500. (360)462-0079. K7/12 COOK/DIETARY Helper: Part time posi- $7/12 SALE - Baby stuff galore, furniture, computer, etc. Fri- Jrday, Sunday, 9 a.rn.-5 p.m. off Lynch at Taylor . 87/12 SOLID wood display walls, 12 $100. (360) 427-6062. 137/12 SURF multi-family garage 101 at Mason 17 Fire Sta- es past Colony Surf. Satur- P.m. F7/12 GARAGE sale, too much to list. .Collectibles, no junk. Priced to Will be a fun one! Friday-Sun- !:4 P.m., 404 So. 16th St., go ]rner, turn right, last house on tion responsible for the production and .............. proper service of quality meals to our residents as well as restaurant style ser- vice in our dining room, cleanliness and sanitation of kitchen; dining room, and dishware. Experience cooking for 70 or more people, knowledge of recipes, institutional and/or line cook experience preferred but not necessary. Must be a team player with a strong desire to as- sist our aging population. Must have the ability to work with little or no supervision and be willing to work a variety of shifts. Apply in person at Maple Glen Assisted Living; 1700 N. 13th Loop Rd., Shelton, WA 98584. M7/12 ESTATE SALE - Honda boat, motors. Cleaned out Seattle home, brought down lots of goodies to canal. A must see yard sale. 41 E. Tacoma Street, Union. Saturday, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. M7/12 Vander Wal's Garage, Inc Where new technology meets with old-fashioned service Auto * Truck Domestic • Foreign al's 321 S. 2nd St. Downtown Shelton 40.6-8208 Open 8am-5pm Monday-Friday www.vanderwalsgaragc.com Thursday, July 12, 2007 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Page 9