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raLee heads to ]klollywood
Lee Roznowski, known
stage name of Laura Lee,
her acting skills to the
will compete in the Team
Championships of Per-
Arts.
from Shelton, she
a scholarship and gradu-
high honors from Shel-
School. She was awarded
of the year" three out
years in high school. She
under award-winning act-
Dean Tarrach at Shel-
and attributes her acting
him.
acted since she was a
and studied drama and
at the University
Laura Lee Roznowski
costs. Mentioning Lee's name at
the door will help support her.
The actual competition will
take place from Saturday, July 28,
though Sunday, August 5, in Hol-
lywood, Califbrnia.
WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS
of Perfbrming Arts calls itself the
"Olympics of Performing Artists."
Now in its 11th year, the annual
is the granddaughter of
Lillian Peste, who were
tree farmers, and
of Gib and Sharon
of Shelton.
NOW HOSTS a faith-
ational, hour-
show on public access
which is broadcast on
at 9 p.m. on Chan-
'i Northwest Team's talent
ts_e will run from 5 to 7 p.m.
laday, July 15 The perfor-
i will take place at Capital
use, located at 612 Fourth
East in Olympia.
)ets are $18 per person at
r. All proceeds go directly
b+ contestant to help offset
event invites people from 52 coun-
tries to the U.S. to compete for
bronze, silver and gold medals.
More than 100 industry profes-
sionals are invited as judges.
Nova Model and Talent Scouts
is the official scouting agency for
this event. Lee auditioned and
qualified for all six acting catego-
ries. She wrote four out of the six
dramas she will perform. She will
also compete in four modeling cat-
egories.
Lee has been a playwright
for about 15 years. She belongs
to Westwood Baptist Church in
Olympia and is involved in the
drama ministry there.
She and three other women be-
long to a ministry called King's
Daughters, which presents inspi-
rational speaking and performs
dramatic productions at retreats
for Christian women.
SHE IS AN advertising consul-
tant for a phone directories com-
pany in Olympia, has been mar-
ried for almost 30 years and has
two daughters. She lives in Olym-
pia now, but she and her husband
Michael lived in Shelton for sev-
eral years. During this time, she
owned a decorating store called
Final Touch Interiors and Gifts on
Cota Street.
More information about the
competition is available at: www.
world-championships.tv on-
line.
Shawna and Josh Labberton
Geier, Labberton
marry in Lacey
Shawna Geier and Josh Lab-
berton were married on June 10.
Their wedding took place at the
Lacey Community Center in Lac-
ey.
Minister Karen Layman per-
formed the wedding ceremony.
Megan (Powers) Whiteman at-
tendees as matron of honor, along
with best man Andy Law.
The bride is the daughter of
Alan and Alicia Geier of Union.
She graduated from Shelton High
School in 2001 and fl'om Washing.
ton State University in 2003. She
works as a paraeducator at 1'io
neer School.
The groom is the son of Jame;,',
and Doris Labbert(m of Richhmd.
He graduated in 1998 from Uni-
versity High School in Spokane
and from Washington State Uni-
versity in 2003. He works at The
Ram restaurant in Lacey.
The newlyweds honeymooned at
Ocean Shores. They liw; in Lacey.
j00dopt-a-Pet
Dt-a-Pet is a nonprofit volun-
up whose placement services,
:_ and spay-neuter assistance
are financed through month-
ge sales held on the second
y of the month at 210 Grove
'All dogs are vet-checked and
|or neutered.
A432-3091 to set up a kennel
"/o donate items call 426-4269.
IJ|ll- y'neuter assistance call 426-
WIore information is available
,W.adoptapet.wa org on the
€
abused or abandoned cats and kittens.
The group provides foster care in vol-
unteers' homes until the animals can
be placed in permanent homes. Adop-
tion fee includes spay-neuter service,
feline AIDS test and parasite control.
To adopt a kitten or adult cat, call
426-2588 or 360-866-0599. Donations
are accepted at P.O. Box 27, Shelton,
98584.
HAS been at the Adopt-
kennels for more than
reo s. Socks is about 6
, m and behaves well,
-r:n't like to share with
| v gs. Socks loves jump-
Pt catch a ball, playing
[playing in the water and
|People. Adopt-a-Pet re-
lib a secure environment
dogs. Call 432.3091 to
[7
lehne Friends
Fe Friends is a nonprofit vol-
Lgr°uP whose mission is rescu-
homes for homeless,
SPUNKY, AN "adorable red-
head," according to volunteers,
is packed up and ready for an
adoptive home. They add that
his beautiful tortie sister Re.
gina would like to be adopted
with him. Both are imniunized
and vet.checked. Call Kitten
Rescue of Mason County eve-
nings at 426-2455.
Kitten Rescue
Kitten Rescue of Mason County is
a nonprofit volunteer group which res-
cues and finds homes for abandoned
kittens. Adoption fee includes spay-
neuter service, feline leukemia test
and immunizations. Quarterly garage
sales support the group. For informa-
tion on kitties available for adoption
or to donate items for the garage sales,
call 426-2455 or go to www.kitten-
resq.net.
Announcement? The
Journal has forms
Forms are available in the office
at 227 West Cota for weddings,
engagements, anniversaries and
meeting announcements. They are
also available for downloading at
our Web site, www.masoncoun-
ty.com.
ICLO EOUT!
Patio Furniture
Complete Sets
40% OFF!
Biggest Savings of the Yea, rl
[UMSRELLAandBase 30%0FFI
/n ck I},, w/I .r r .:, o! < omAea p,aio s.
00HERITAGE
"''* IPlIIIPUCl JHOH. INC.
1 77"" 19410 Viking Av''NW ' p°ulsb° (Acr°ss fr°m p°u'sb° Rv, I!Z' _
gq:ll 40gOW St Hwy. 16. Sremeron (At Gorst on Waterside)
www heritageflreplaceshop €am
/
City of Shelton
Animal Shelter
Adoptions cost $75 plus $5 for a
city license. New dogs are brought in
all the time. Call 427-7503 or visit
the shelter at 902 West Pine Street.
Dogs currently available may be
viewed at: Shelton.petflnder.com
on-line.
Hours are 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mon-
day through Friday and 9 a.m. to 1
p.m. Saturday.
Here's one of the dogs available
this week:
Shar Pei mix, male, 2 years old.
WSU Master Gardeners of Mason County Present
Featuring gardens in the
She#on and Alderbrook areas
o
TK00'T LO00TIONJ':
Sage Book Store, Lynch Creek Floral, Ferguson's Flowers, Lost Lake Nursery,
Oakland Bay Garden Center, Sharon's Garden Center, Cameo Boutique (Union),
Lourie's Hoodsport Gift & Liquor, The Trading Pest Liquor & Gifts {Alyn),
AG 3 Garden Center, Belfoir Valley Nursery, McLendon's Hardware, Harsline
Island Farmers' Market, Sheftan Farmer's Market and Oakland Boy Organic Form
FROn I0 AM = 4 PM
/:XT£NMON
For more informati(,l
contact Morgie PleD,.;h
426-2827
80 YEARS OF RAYONIER
A Photograph Exhibit
Mason County Historical Museum
Shehon, Washington
June 22- September 3, 2007
Program Eve,its
WEDNESDAY JULY 18, 7:00 PM
Silviculture- From Planting to Harvest
Justin Knobel will discuss Rayonier's silvicultural tradition on the Olympic l?.nins,,ta, an,] how we're r,,wl.; 1.,
next generation of forests.
Justin is the Area Forester for Rayonier's Northwest Forest Resources Clala,n operatio,s and is ,sp,,,sil,k, f,,r th,,
planning, implementation and supervision of all sih.icultura[ activities wit]fin the ClalIam tree farm, i.J.Jh,€ ,.,.,el h,:'.
Sustainable Forestry. Initiative ® standards for the protection of water quality a.d soils, wildhfc and tal,ltat ,:hv.,rsilv.
Justin has a Bachelor of Science degree in forest management rom the University of \\;shitgt,,,L
WEDNESDAY AUGUST 29, 7:00 PM
Igldlife aMForestry on Industrial Forest/and in Western Washi.gton
Dan Varland holds a Ph.D. in Animal Ecology and has worked as a wildhfe biologist fi, Ray,,,,ic 14 y.a,:s.
Rayonier is a publicly held timber company with 370,l)00 acres ,,f fi,resl la.,I i. weste,',, \\;'(',,sl,h,t,,,, ;,,,,I ,,,,,,,,
than 2.7 milhon in total worldwide. In this presentation, Dan will describe large la,ad,,w,wr apt..,,a,:hs t<, f,,,,sl,y
and the Washington forest practice rules that guide these approaches. Dan's resear,:h and ,,,a,,ag*,,,,',,t ,a,ivit k'.
are focused on addressing the habitat needs of forest wildlife, especially threatened and e.da.g,:,.cd sl>c,.ies, i,
the managed forest enviromuent, tie will describe the ways in which Rayonier provides hahitat for the ,,ortJ,cr,,
spotted owl, marbled murMet, bald eagle and odaer wddhfe. Dan will discuss an i,anovative research project,
national in scope and ongoing in Washington since 1.996, focused on creating wood decay thr,,ug] the inoc.latio.
of trees with fimgi. The goal of this research is to address the needs of cavity-,let, c,.le,,t wildlife, tl,ercl,y c.],a,.:i.
biodiversity in an intensively managed environment.
raLee heads to ]klollywood
Lee Roznowski, known
stage name of Laura Lee,
her acting skills to the
will compete in the Team
Championships of Per-
Arts.
from Shelton, she
a scholarship and gradu-
high honors from Shel-
School. She was awarded
of the year" three out
years in high school. She
under award-winning act-
Dean Tarrach at Shel-
and attributes her acting
him.
acted since she was a
and studied drama and
at the University
Laura Lee Roznowski
costs. Mentioning Lee's name at
the door will help support her.
The actual competition will
take place from Saturday, July 28,
though Sunday, August 5, in Hol-
lywood, Califbrnia.
WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS
of Perfbrming Arts calls itself the
"Olympics of Performing Artists."
Now in its 11th year, the annual
is the granddaughter of
Lillian Peste, who were
tree farmers, and
of Gib and Sharon
of Shelton.
NOW HOSTS a faith-
ational, hour-
show on public access
which is broadcast on
at 9 p.m. on Chan-
'i Northwest Team's talent
ts_e will run from 5 to 7 p.m.
laday, July 15 The perfor-
i will take place at Capital
use, located at 612 Fourth
East in Olympia.
)ets are $18 per person at
r. All proceeds go directly
b+ contestant to help offset
event invites people from 52 coun-
tries to the U.S. to compete for
bronze, silver and gold medals.
More than 100 industry profes-
sionals are invited as judges.
Nova Model and Talent Scouts
is the official scouting agency for
this event. Lee auditioned and
qualified for all six acting catego-
ries. She wrote four out of the six
dramas she will perform. She will
also compete in four modeling cat-
egories.
Lee has been a playwright
for about 15 years. She belongs
to Westwood Baptist Church in
Olympia and is involved in the
drama ministry there.
She and three other women be-
long to a ministry called King's
Daughters, which presents inspi-
rational speaking and performs
dramatic productions at retreats
for Christian women.
SHE IS AN advertising consul-
tant for a phone directories com-
pany in Olympia, has been mar-
ried for almost 30 years and has
two daughters. She lives in Olym-
pia now, but she and her husband
Michael lived in Shelton for sev-
eral years. During this time, she
owned a decorating store called
Final Touch Interiors and Gifts on
Cota Street.
More information about the
competition is available at: www.
world-championships.tv on-
line.
Shawna and Josh Labberton
Geier, Labberton
marry in Lacey
Shawna Geier and Josh Lab-
berton were married on June 10.
Their wedding took place at the
Lacey Community Center in Lac-
ey.
Minister Karen Layman per-
formed the wedding ceremony.
Megan (Powers) Whiteman at-
tendees as matron of honor, along
with best man Andy Law.
The bride is the daughter of
Alan and Alicia Geier of Union.
She graduated from Shelton High
School in 2001 and fl'om Washing.
ton State University in 2003. She
works as a paraeducator at 1'io
neer School.
The groom is the son of Jame;,',
and Doris Labbert(m of Richhmd.
He graduated in 1998 from Uni-
versity High School in Spokane
and from Washington State Uni-
versity in 2003. He works at The
Ram restaurant in Lacey.
The newlyweds honeymooned at
Ocean Shores. They liw; in Lacey.
j00dopt-a-Pet
Dt-a-Pet is a nonprofit volun-
up whose placement services,
:_ and spay-neuter assistance
are financed through month-
ge sales held on the second
y of the month at 210 Grove
'All dogs are vet-checked and
|or neutered.
A432-3091 to set up a kennel
"/o donate items call 426-4269.
IJ|ll- y'neuter assistance call 426-
WIore information is available
,W.adoptapet.wa org on the
€
abused or abandoned cats and kittens.
The group provides foster care in vol-
unteers' homes until the animals can
be placed in permanent homes. Adop-
tion fee includes spay-neuter service,
feline AIDS test and parasite control.
To adopt a kitten or adult cat, call
426-2588 or 360-866-0599. Donations
are accepted at P.O. Box 27, Shelton,
98584.
HAS been at the Adopt-
kennels for more than
reo s. Socks is about 6
, m and behaves well,
-r:n't like to share with
| v gs. Socks loves jump-
Pt catch a ball, playing
[playing in the water and
|People. Adopt-a-Pet re-
lib a secure environment
dogs. Call 432.3091 to
[7
lehne Friends
Fe Friends is a nonprofit vol-
Lgr°uP whose mission is rescu-
homes for homeless,
SPUNKY, AN "adorable red-
head," according to volunteers,
is packed up and ready for an
adoptive home. They add that
his beautiful tortie sister Re.
gina would like to be adopted
with him. Both are imniunized
and vet.checked. Call Kitten
Rescue of Mason County eve-
nings at 426-2455.
Kitten Rescue
Kitten Rescue of Mason County is
a nonprofit volunteer group which res-
cues and finds homes for abandoned
kittens. Adoption fee includes spay-
neuter service, feline leukemia test
and immunizations. Quarterly garage
sales support the group. For informa-
tion on kitties available for adoption
or to donate items for the garage sales,
call 426-2455 or go to www.kitten-
resq.net.
Announcement? The
Journal has forms
Forms are available in the office
at 227 West Cota for weddings,
engagements, anniversaries and
meeting announcements. They are
also available for downloading at
our Web site, www.masoncoun-
ty.com.
ICLO EOUT!
Patio Furniture
Complete Sets
40% OFF!
Biggest Savings of the Yea, rl
[UMSRELLAandBase 30%0FFI
/n ck I},, w/I .r r .:, o! < omAea p,aio s.
00HERITAGE
"''* IPlIIIPUCl JHOH. INC.
1 77"" 19410 Viking Av''NW ' p°ulsb° (Acr°ss fr°m p°u'sb° Rv, I!Z' _
gq:ll 40gOW St Hwy. 16. Sremeron (At Gorst on Waterside)
www heritageflreplaceshop €am
/
City of Shelton
Animal Shelter
Adoptions cost $75 plus $5 for a
city license. New dogs are brought in
all the time. Call 427-7503 or visit
the shelter at 902 West Pine Street.
Dogs currently available may be
viewed at: Shelton.petflnder.com
on-line.
Hours are 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mon-
day through Friday and 9 a.m. to 1
p.m. Saturday.
Here's one of the dogs available
this week:
Shar Pei mix, male, 2 years old.
WSU Master Gardeners of Mason County Present
Featuring gardens in the
She#on and Alderbrook areas
o
TK00'T LO00TIONJ':
Sage Book Store, Lynch Creek Floral, Ferguson's Flowers, Lost Lake Nursery,
Oakland Bay Garden Center, Sharon's Garden Center, Cameo Boutique (Union),
Lourie's Hoodsport Gift & Liquor, The Trading Pest Liquor & Gifts {Alyn),
AG 3 Garden Center, Belfoir Valley Nursery, McLendon's Hardware, Harsline
Island Farmers' Market, Sheftan Farmer's Market and Oakland Boy Organic Form
FROn I0 AM = 4 PM
/:XT£NMON
For more informati(,l
contact Morgie PleD,.;h
426-2827
80 YEARS OF RAYONIER
A Photograph Exhibit
Mason County Historical Museum
Shehon, Washington
June 22- September 3, 2007
Program Eve,its
WEDNESDAY JULY 18, 7:00 PM
Silviculture- From Planting to Harvest
Justin Knobel will discuss Rayonier's silvicultural tradition on the Olympic l?.nins,,ta, an,] how we're r,,wl.; 1.,
next generation of forests.
Justin is the Area Forester for Rayonier's Northwest Forest Resources Clala,n operatio,s and is ,sp,,,sil,k, f,,r th,,
planning, implementation and supervision of all sih.icultura[ activities wit]fin the ClalIam tree farm, i.J.Jh,€ ,.,.,el h,:'.
Sustainable Forestry. Initiative ® standards for the protection of water quality a.d soils, wildhfc and tal,ltat ,:hv.,rsilv.
Justin has a Bachelor of Science degree in forest management rom the University of \\;shitgt,,,L
WEDNESDAY AUGUST 29, 7:00 PM
Igldlife aMForestry on Industrial Forest/and in Western Washi.gton
Dan Varland holds a Ph.D. in Animal Ecology and has worked as a wildhfe biologist fi, Ray,,,,ic 14 y.a,:s.
Rayonier is a publicly held timber company with 370,l)00 acres ,,f fi,resl la.,I i. weste,',, \\;'(',,sl,h,t,,,, ;,,,,I ,,,,,,,,
than 2.7 milhon in total worldwide. In this presentation, Dan will describe large la,ad,,w,wr apt..,,a,:hs t<, f,,,,sl,y
and the Washington forest practice rules that guide these approaches. Dan's resear,:h and ,,,a,,ag*,,,,',,t ,a,ivit k'.
are focused on addressing the habitat needs of forest wildlife, especially threatened and e.da.g,:,.cd sl>c,.ies, i,
the managed forest enviromuent, tie will describe the ways in which Rayonier provides hahitat for the ,,ortJ,cr,,
spotted owl, marbled murMet, bald eagle and odaer wddhfe. Dan will discuss an i,anovative research project,
national in scope and ongoing in Washington since 1.996, focused on creating wood decay thr,,ug] the inoc.latio.
of trees with fimgi. The goal of this research is to address the needs of cavity-,let, c,.le,,t wildlife, tl,ercl,y c.],a,.:i.
biodiversity in an intensively managed environment.