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For a cause, they can and will: Real Men Can Cook Lavender Fest on tap, and lavender wanted Men will show off their skills in the kitchen in an effort to help the homeless next week. Three or- ganizations involved in homeless issues in Mason County are spon- soring a fund-raiser called "Real Men Can Cook." Their culinary demonstrations will run i¥om 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. on Friday, July 27, at Saint David's Episcopal Church Parish Hall, on Third and Cedar streets in Shelton. Real Men Can Cook will ibature local community lead- ers, and homeless advocates, pre- paring delectable treats from all around the world. Participating in the event will be Moses Kirika from Saint Da- vid's Episcopal Church, an advo- cate tbr the homeless, making food from Kenya; Charlie Gay, editor/ publisher of the Shelton-Mason County Journal creating his fa- mous cream brulde, and Shelton- Mason County Chamber of Com- merce Executive Director Dick Taylor grilling a delectable Turk- ish dish. Other participants include Jim Ghiglione, Dave Salzer, Jim Frye, Tony Benner, Juan Perez, Andrew Be61ik and Kevin Gordham. Funds raised by this event will be distributed among the county's three organizations that assist with homeless issues, Turning Pointe Domestic Violence Servic- es, Mason County Shelter and the to help the homeless f?fav?eklndilHerNeapaVtt Tupper on Harstine Island, but islanders Tupper's Floor Coverings and Moses Kirika Dick Taylor Store, Saint David's Episcopal Church, and Mason County Shel- ter. Checks should be made out to Mason County Shelter. For more information please call Patti Sells, 490-4714. Saint David's Episcopal Church Emergency Cold Weather Shelter. A $10 donation will include tastes from each chefs culinary creativity, coffee and hot or iced tea. Tickets may be purchased at the following locations: Sage Book County seeks volunteers for waste advisory group dates fill all of the vacancies. More information about this committee is available under the tab "Advisory Committees" on the county's Web site: www. co.mason.wa.us or by calling Solid Waste Program Manager David Baker at 427-7771. pointed, members serve three-year terms. Anyone interested in partici- pating on this committee may submit applications to the Mason County Commissioners, located at: 411 North Fifth Street, Shel- ton, 98584. The county will accept applications until qualified candi- Mason County has several va- cancies open on its Solid Waste Advisory Committee. This commit- tee meets monthly and addresses aspects of the county's waste man- agement system. This includes recycling and household hazardous waste pro- grams, goals, and funding. If ap- Two hits,, short run: Driver arrested for two crashes she saw it go offthe roadway, kick- ing up dust as it went. Thurston said she passed the pickup truck and had stopped for the traffic light at the intersection when she saw the vehicle behind her. She said it hit the bumper of her 2002 Honda and then the driv- er backed up, went around her ve- hicle and proceeded down North- cliff Road. Thurston was not in- jured, according to police reports. Five minutes later, a collision involving a red Toyota pickup and another vehicle was reported in the parking lot of Mickey's Dell at 110 West Alder Street downtown. The state patrol responded to the scene and arrested Anstey. A 28-year-old man was arrested ater crashing his pickup truck into two separate vehicles at two different locations within five min- utes on Saturday afternoon. Jeffrey Anstey of Shelton was arrested July 14 by a trooper from the Washington State Patrol and could fhce potential charges of driving under the influence of in- toxicants, hit and run and reckless driving, according to information fl'om the Shelton Police Depart- ment. The first crash was a rear-ender at 2:20 p.m. at the intersection of East K and North 13th streets. Te- resa Thurston of Shelton reported seeing a red Toyota pickup truck driving erratically and told police 0000BEAT THE HEAT! ....  _ Northwest summers can be brutal ,i J, i: - hot, cool, hot, cool-- from .-,.--J/ff: k,_.' ,O.j, day to day Improve your family's ' .t  -:-.I[comfort, safety and health as well ' / as saving serious money with a l'.... new energy-saving Trane XLi heat -. A,,-, pump comfort system. "   - Callfora FREE ESTIMATE today 500 $ OFF : I ® COMPLETE TRANE XLi ,ll, HEAT PUMP SYSTEMS'4i (*Consists of furnace, heat pump and Clean Effects air cleaner) ! Present this coupon at time of appointment. Not valid with any other offer. I Savings with this coupon only Cash value 1/20€. Expires 7/31/07 | .$ 1131 W. Kamilche Lane SHELTON (360) 432-9965 It', Hard To Stop A latw; aren't the only ones with the fra- grant herb in mind. Donna Mann and her daugh- ter are planning ahead for the holidays. Mann's son-in-law, Com- mander Alistair Borchert, is cap- tain of the USS Gonzalez DDD- 66. Traditionally, they put togeth- er about 300 or more "Christmas socks" for the ship's crew, to help the sailors feel special. Mrs. Mann came up with the idea to make about a hundred little lavender sa- chets for the women on the ship. Originally, she had planned to buy however much lavender she needed beyond the modest amount growing in her own garden. "Then it dawned on me it might be a loving touch if it all came from home gardens!" she told The Journal. Since lavender must be cut back anyway and some years she hasn't had any special use for hers, it occurred to Mann that other people might love to donate their lavender to the cause. teriors is accepting lavender tions on Mann's behalf. The ness is located at 1069 SE Route 3 and is open from 8 to 6 p.m. Monday through and from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on urdays. Mann says there is no need  dry the lavender. People can off just a few sprigs or box full of the herb. All quantities be ve.ry appreciated. She will sure to pass on thoughtful sages and/or names left with lavender to people on the ship. "The scent of summer into a little sachet at seems especially wonderful. excited to send that loving from our homes to women are away from their homes in vice to our country at Mann said. As for the island's Festival, there's information times and events in John Coo column on page 28 of this Journal. Fund established for victim of Totten fall A benevolent fund has been set up for the Mason County visitor paralyzed last month in a 40-foot fall at Totten Inlet. Those wishing to assist in the convalescence and recovery of 44-year-old Megan Lumley-Mar- tin may do so by cash deposit in "The Megan Lumley-Martin As- sistance Fund" at any Bank of America branch. Benethctors also may make out checks to the bank in care of the fund and mail them to 910 Black Lake Boulevard SW, Olympia, WA 98582. Lumley-Martin was a guest at the home of a Totten Inlet friend June 20 when she fell to the beach from a 40-foot cliff. She suffered a severed spinal cord and now needs a trained service dog and sive work on her home to it handicap:friendly, and expenses combined with medical bills are ganging up her, says her Totten Inlet Theresa Zorad. 2.00 gal Taylor Towne Store & Subway 70 SE Lynch Rd. • Dr. Hook Shrek Dragon Pack Rat and Tuggs 360-426-7167 1-800-675-7167 2911 E. Brockdale Road Diego Hookules Scrat SPECIALS OF THE WEEK T/19.7/25 At the intersection of Highway I01 108, just minutes away from Olympia and Shelton 360-426-5254 SKO0 8 T 0 RE TOBACCO Made flesh at our own factory COMPLETE $ 49 20,0,,0,, Reg. $21.95 + tax NOW BOX COMPLETE ROLL-YOUR-OWN =12gg+ tax One Pound Bag SUR6[0 6[N[PdK'S WqMH6: Qoittin Smokie0 ] Now Greatly HeOuces Serous Risks 1o Your Health. I PREMIS CIGARETTES $18000 h C,ETON + tax BLENDZ Little Cigars + tax \\; ,  ,,  ,:. --NEW-- Walk-In Humidor GREAT SELECTION of Fine Cigars & Humidor Accessories CIGA/IS Ig_AK.E GREAT GIFI"S Try our own ISLAND BLENDZ Hand rolled-Fine cigars LARGE SELECTION ifALBOEO .............. i iii'! 'i r $,, R.ECEIV] g PER GALLON I', GAS  DISCOUNT r, EIDILY .65 + tax Ptcselfl th,s oapo* for your FREE KTP Clul,;,]r*l (kx,d film ALL Fu'Hlln, POaL VBLS HOURS: Mon-Th 6-12 / Ffi & Sat 6-2 / Sun 6-llpm The Kamilche Trading Post operates under a compact with the State of Washington "Safe To Shop" TOBACCO PRODUCTS DRIVE-THRU OPEN "Dedicated to your comfort" CONTRACTORS REGISTRATION # CHEHASM252MH Page 6 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, July 19, 2007 For a cause, they can and will: Real Men Can Cook Lavender Fest on tap, and lavender wanted Men will show off their skills in the kitchen in an effort to help the homeless next week. Three or- ganizations involved in homeless issues in Mason County are spon- soring a fund-raiser called "Real Men Can Cook." Their culinary demonstrations will run i¥om 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. on Friday, July 27, at Saint David's Episcopal Church Parish Hall, on Third and Cedar streets in Shelton. Real Men Can Cook will ibature local community lead- ers, and homeless advocates, pre- paring delectable treats from all around the world. Participating in the event will be Moses Kirika from Saint Da- vid's Episcopal Church, an advo- cate tbr the homeless, making food from Kenya; Charlie Gay, editor/ publisher of the Shelton-Mason County Journal creating his fa- mous cream brulde, and Shelton- Mason County Chamber of Com- merce Executive Director Dick Taylor grilling a delectable Turk- ish dish. Other participants include Jim Ghiglione, Dave Salzer, Jim Frye, Tony Benner, Juan Perez, Andrew Be61ik and Kevin Gordham. Funds raised by this event will be distributed among the county's three organizations that assist with homeless issues, Turning Pointe Domestic Violence Servic- es, Mason County Shelter and the to help the homeless f?fav?eklndilHerNeapaVtt Tupper on Harstine Island, but islanders Tupper's Floor Coverings and Moses Kirika Dick Taylor Store, Saint David's Episcopal Church, and Mason County Shel- ter. Checks should be made out to Mason County Shelter. For more information please call Patti Sells, 490-4714. Saint David's Episcopal Church Emergency Cold Weather Shelter. A $10 donation will include tastes from each chefs culinary creativity, coffee and hot or iced tea. Tickets may be purchased at the following locations: Sage Book County seeks volunteers for waste advisory group dates fill all of the vacancies. More information about this committee is available under the tab "Advisory Committees" on the county's Web site: www. co.mason.wa.us or by calling Solid Waste Program Manager David Baker at 427-7771. pointed, members serve three-year terms. Anyone interested in partici- pating on this committee may submit applications to the Mason County Commissioners, located at: 411 North Fifth Street, Shel- ton, 98584. The county will accept applications until qualified candi- Mason County has several va- cancies open on its Solid Waste Advisory Committee. This commit- tee meets monthly and addresses aspects of the county's waste man- agement system. This includes recycling and household hazardous waste pro- grams, goals, and funding. If ap- Two hits,, short run: Driver arrested for two crashes she saw it go offthe roadway, kick- ing up dust as it went. Thurston said she passed the pickup truck and had stopped for the traffic light at the intersection when she saw the vehicle behind her. She said it hit the bumper of her 2002 Honda and then the driv- er backed up, went around her ve- hicle and proceeded down North- cliff Road. Thurston was not in- jured, according to police reports. Five minutes later, a collision involving a red Toyota pickup and another vehicle was reported in the parking lot of Mickey's Dell at 110 West Alder Street downtown. The state patrol responded to the scene and arrested Anstey. A 28-year-old man was arrested ater crashing his pickup truck into two separate vehicles at two different locations within five min- utes on Saturday afternoon. Jeffrey Anstey of Shelton was arrested July 14 by a trooper from the Washington State Patrol and could fhce potential charges of driving under the influence of in- toxicants, hit and run and reckless driving, according to information fl'om the Shelton Police Depart- ment. The first crash was a rear-ender at 2:20 p.m. at the intersection of East K and North 13th streets. Te- resa Thurston of Shelton reported seeing a red Toyota pickup truck driving erratically and told police 0000BEAT THE HEAT! ....  _ Northwest summers can be brutal ,i J, i: - hot, cool, hot, cool-- from .-,.--J/ff: k,_.' ,O.j, day to day Improve your family's ' .t  -:-.I[comfort, safety and health as well ' / as saving serious money with a l'.... new energy-saving Trane XLi heat -. A,,-, pump comfort system. "   - Callfora FREE ESTIMATE today 500 $ OFF : I ® COMPLETE TRANE XLi ,ll, HEAT PUMP SYSTEMS'4i (*Consists of furnace, heat pump and Clean Effects air cleaner) ! Present this coupon at time of appointment. Not valid with any other offer. I Savings with this coupon only Cash value 1/20€. Expires 7/31/07 | .$ 1131 W. Kamilche Lane SHELTON (360) 432-9965 It', Hard To Stop A latw; aren't the only ones with the fra- grant herb in mind. Donna Mann and her daugh- ter are planning ahead for the holidays. Mann's son-in-law, Com- mander Alistair Borchert, is cap- tain of the USS Gonzalez DDD- 66. Traditionally, they put togeth- er about 300 or more "Christmas socks" for the ship's crew, to help the sailors feel special. Mrs. Mann came up with the idea to make about a hundred little lavender sa- chets for the women on the ship. Originally, she had planned to buy however much lavender she needed beyond the modest amount growing in her own garden. "Then it dawned on me it might be a loving touch if it all came from home gardens!" she told The Journal. Since lavender must be cut back anyway and some years she hasn't had any special use for hers, it occurred to Mann that other people might love to donate their lavender to the cause. teriors is accepting lavender tions on Mann's behalf. The ness is located at 1069 SE Route 3 and is open from 8 to 6 p.m. Monday through and from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on urdays. Mann says there is no need  dry the lavender. People can off just a few sprigs or box full of the herb. All quantities be ve.ry appreciated. She will sure to pass on thoughtful sages and/or names left with lavender to people on the ship. "The scent of summer into a little sachet at seems especially wonderful. excited to send that loving from our homes to women are away from their homes in vice to our country at Mann said. As for the island's Festival, there's information times and events in John Coo column on page 28 of this Journal. Fund established for victim of Totten fall A benevolent fund has been set up for the Mason County visitor paralyzed last month in a 40-foot fall at Totten Inlet. Those wishing to assist in the convalescence and recovery of 44-year-old Megan Lumley-Mar- tin may do so by cash deposit in "The Megan Lumley-Martin As- sistance Fund" at any Bank of America branch. Benethctors also may make out checks to the bank in care of the fund and mail them to 910 Black Lake Boulevard SW, Olympia, WA 98582. Lumley-Martin was a guest at the home of a Totten Inlet friend June 20 when she fell to the beach from a 40-foot cliff. She suffered a severed spinal cord and now needs a trained service dog and sive work on her home to it handicap:friendly, and expenses combined with medical bills are ganging up her, says her Totten Inlet Theresa Zorad. 2.00 gal Taylor Towne Store & Subway 70 SE Lynch Rd. • Dr. Hook Shrek Dragon Pack Rat and Tuggs 360-426-7167 1-800-675-7167 2911 E. Brockdale Road Diego Hookules Scrat SPECIALS OF THE WEEK T/19.7/25 At the intersection of Highway I01 108, just minutes away from Olympia and Shelton 360-426-5254 SKO0 8 T 0 RE TOBACCO Made flesh at our own factory COMPLETE $ 49 20,0,,0,, Reg. $21.95 + tax NOW BOX COMPLETE ROLL-YOUR-OWN =12gg+ tax One Pound Bag SUR6[0 6[N[PdK'S WqMH6: Qoittin Smokie0 ] Now Greatly HeOuces Serous Risks 1o Your Health. I PREMIS CIGARETTES $18000 h C,ETON + tax BLENDZ Little Cigars + tax \\; ,  ,,  ,:. --NEW-- Walk-In Humidor GREAT SELECTION of Fine Cigars & Humidor Accessories CIGA/IS Ig_AK.E GREAT GIFI"S Try our own ISLAND BLENDZ Hand rolled-Fine cigars LARGE SELECTION ifALBOEO .............. i iii'! 'i r $,, R.ECEIV] g PER GALLON I', GAS  DISCOUNT r, EIDILY .65 + tax Ptcselfl th,s oapo* for your FREE KTP Clul,;,]r*l (kx,d film ALL Fu'Hlln, POaL VBLS HOURS: Mon-Th 6-12 / Ffi & Sat 6-2 / Sun 6-llpm The Kamilche Trading Post operates under a compact with the State of Washington "Safe To Shop" TOBACCO PRODUCTS DRIVE-THRU OPEN "Dedicated to your comfort" CONTRACTORS REGISTRATION # CHEHASM252MH Page 6 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, July 19, 2007