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00HCWC group discusses
00sts, sl:udies and plans
(Continued from page 1.) impact on the removal of nitrogen. SETH BOOK presented the
illctions are required.
Peri King of the Washington
L Grant Program went on to
d the drawing for a free $300
"']tic system pump-out donated
n']the LHCWC. Those individuals
,]o attended the septic system
ishops were allowed to enter
.^i' rawing Marie and Linda Go-
]z on the'Old Belfair Highway
eulhee winners.
'J1 • Horowitz and Garrett
of ue presented the results of the
Versity of Washington study of
!01dent flow fYom on-site septic
en]s. The nitrogen cycle and
Jasured results from five sites in
l] °d Canal were discussed.
- UW scientists said that as
i :nride in the ground water re-
ailnns constant, the ratio of nitro-'
n'tt° chloride in the well samples
ci Used to determine the reduc-
?a ia nitrogen at various distanc-
ora the drain field. While two
-tl e septic sites showed very little
JuCtion of the nitrogen with dis-
- _rce, two of the tests sites showed
}t alraost all of the nitrogen was
tin°red within 100 feet. The type
J]0il apparently has a significant
Current septic system regulations
and designs are not based on ni-
trogen removal. The study is com-
pleted and there should be a con-
tinuation of the studies.
Amy Georgeson and Wendy
Mathews, from Mason County
Public Health, presented the re-
sults of the county's measurements
of fecal coliform and nutrients
on the Hood Canal shoreline. Fe-
cal coliform was measured on the
west shoreline of Hood Canal from
north of Hoodsport to Potlatch and
several problems were identified
and corrected. Fecal coliform mea-
surements have also been taken
from all along the shoreline from
Potlatch to Milepost 17.7 on State
Route 106 excluding the reserva-
tion. There have been some prob-
lems identified, some of which are
corrected and others under review
and work.
Additional measurements are
in the works for other South Shore
spots. After these are completed
the fecal coliform and nutrients
will be measured on the North
Shore of the lower Hood Canal and
Lynch Cove.
A
Web site is
00ready popular
ontinued from page 1.) mittee, the City of Shelton Lodg-
g Mason County,' said Mer- ing Tax and the Squaxin Island
[ae Web site and the brochure
the first steps in a larger tour-
arketing strategy with the
oal of drawing visitors and
s to visit, stay and play in
:a County.
tourism eflbrts are funded
°gh a partnership of the Ma-
County Lodging Tax Com-
Tribe.
Each of the chambers welcome
comments on these new tourism
projects. Frank Kenny can be
reached at the North Mason cham-
ber office at 275-4267 or by e-mail
at franorthmasonchamber.
com. Contact Dick Taylor at the
Shelton chamber at 360-426-2021
or exec@sheltonchamber.org.
results of the Annas Bay Pollu-
tion Identification and Correction
program. This activity covers the
east shoreline of Annas Bay and
the Skokomish Flats as well as
the shoreline in Union. Several
problems have been identified, dye
tests conducted and septic systems
repaired or replaced. The presence
of inspection in the area is raising
awareness of the problems. One
significant site in Union was cor-
rected and there is a possibility of
wildlife contamination in another
location in the populated area.
The results of the ambient wa-
ter quality measurements in the
freshwater rivers and streams were
presented. Based on the measure-
ments from October 2003 through
June 2007, Potlatch Creek, Finch
Creek, Little Mission Creek, Big
Mission Creek, Belfair Creek, the
Union River and the Skokomish
River at Highway 101 do not meet
the required water standards for
Class AA surface water. The other
18 monitoring stations of rivers
and creeks do meet the standards.
Dan Hannafious of the Hood Ca-
nal Salmon Enhancement Group
presented the status of the Big
and Little Mission creek studies.
The results show that there are
high fecal coliform measurements
at some times of the year in both
streams. There is very little pollu-
tion and flow in the upper end of
Big Mission Creek and more de-
tailed measurements will be made
in the lower area to determine the
sources. There is some question of
the flow rates in the lower end of
the creeks as some loss of water is
occurring between stations.
The next meeting of the Lower
Hood Canal Watershed Coalition
will be at 7 p.m. on Monday, Au-
gust 6, in the North Mason School
District boardroom. The main sub-
ject of the meeting will be the Hood
Canal dissolved oxygen program.
BIANCHI'S BARK AND GRAVEL
5419 GRAPEVIEW LOOP R()AD
y dealing with alcohol issues
ote the following meetings.
c¢. Ilolics Anonymous (AA)
i01d Belfair Highway 5 m
.tday: 9 a.m., noon, p. .
Y°aday: noon, 7:30 p.m.
eday: noon, 7 p.m. Step
Y, Legacy
,rednesday: noon, 7:30 p.m.
r[ltlrsday • noon, 7:30 p m. Big
lt Study" "
275-6698 1-800-690-BARK 275-7133
Friday: noon Step study, 7 p.m.
for women, 9 p.m. candlelight.
Saturday: 9 a.m., noon, 7:30
p.m. speaker meeting. A potluck is
held at 6:30 p.m. on the last Satur-
day of every month.
Alcoholics Anonymous (AA)
Allyn Historic Church
State Route 3, Allyn
Sunday: 7 p.m. Survivors
Friday: 7 p.m. Men's Stag, Big
Book study
M-Anon
42 Old Belfair Highway
Monday: 7:30 p.m.
Narcotics Anonymous
Fiesta Restaurant
23730 NE State Route 3, Belfair
Wednesday: 6 p.m.
More information on AA is avail-
able at 275-9868 or 275-4395. For
A1-Anon, call 275-3833; and for
Narcotics Anonymous, call 432-
0542 or 731-5051.
10T NOTICE OF HEARING
ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the
0 '
f Mason County Commissioners will
L Public hearing in the Commission
ers at the Mason County Courthouse,
g I, 411 North Fifth Street, Shelton,
ngton on Tuesday, July 24, 2007 at
pin
wi ,o
Jr ant and consider the petition (Attach-
[) to establish a Mason County Public
|lf' al District No 2
J.Decial accommodations are needed,
the Commissioners office, (360)
l',70u^. -Ext. 419.
I),ED this 10th day of July, 2007.
! RD OF COUNTY COMMISSION-
|IASON COUNTY WASHINGTON
I Rebecca S. Rogers
nebecca S. Rogers, Clerk of the Board
I Attachment A
'n for Formation of Mason County Pub-
|" °spital District No. 2, Mason County,
|_ Washington
| "€FORE THE MASON COUNTY BOARD
MMISSIONERS MASON COUNTY,
INGTON
itthe Matter of Mason County Pub c
a.I District No. 2, Mason County, Wash-
s, the undersigned qualified voters who
%idents f the territor of a re osed
;ic hOspitalCdistrict, do heby rePptfully
n the Mason County Board of Commis-
o" of Mason County Washington and
ent as follows: '
rl ,ere is a present need to form
a
public
" district to be known as Mason County
"(: tO '
;h'- sptal Dstnct No. 2. Mason County,
10 gton (the "District"), and the proposed
-q hereinafter described should be
1 into such a district to furn sh health
, ',ilities and serv ces to adequate y pro-
J the residents of such area and others
' as reasonably possible.
./he boundaries of the proposed Dis-
"r--
"ations _
",Our
b-2rnmun/t00
k t.;redit Union/
[eblg nyone living orworking
[ ason or Grays Harbor County
2,$26 W. Cedar St., Shelton
" Olympic Hwy. N., Shelton
426-9701
.ww ourcu com
trict should encompass all lands lying within
the currently existing boundaries of the voting
precincts of Belfair #1, #2, #3, #4, #5, and
#6, Tahuya, and Dewatto. The boundaries
of the proposed District follow existing pre-
cinct boundaries and do not divide any voting
precinct, all as required by RCW 70.44.030.
Prior to the formation of the proposed Dis-
trict, the territory to be formed into the Dis-
trict would be withdrawn from Mason County
Public Hospital District No. 1.
III. The proposed District should be estab-
lished with a Board of Commissioners com-
posed of three commissioners all of whom
should be elected as at-large positions as
authorized by RCW 70.44.040.
IV. Pursuant to the laws of the State of
Washington, after notice, hearing and con-
sideration by the Mason County Board of
Commissioners, a proposition for the forma-
tion of the District should be submitted to the
voters within the territory of the proposed Dis-
trict for their approval or rejection at the next
available general or special election as de-
termined pursuant to chapter 29A.04 RCW.
At such election, three commissioners for the
District should be elected pursuant to the pro-
cedures specified in RCW 70.44.040.
WHEREFORE, your undersigned peti-
tioners ask that the Mason County Board of
Commissioners:
1. Fix a date, time and place for a hearing
on this petition, and that published notice be
given of such hearing in the manner provided
by law;
2. Upon such hearing being had, make
and enter an order approving the petition,
and establishing and defining the boundaries
of the proposed District;
3. Adopt a resolution submitting the ques-
tion of whether or not to form the District
to the voters within the territory of the pro-
posed District at the next available general
or special election as determined pursuant
to chapter 29A.04 RCW, and further provid-
ing for the election of public hospital district
commissioners; and transmit such resolution
containing a proposition for the formation of
the District and providing for the election of
commissioners therefor to the Auditor of Ma-
son County, Washington, so that the Auditor
may proceed with such election in the man-
ner provided by law; and
4. Do and perform such other acts as may
be reasonable or necessary in connection
with this petition and subsequent proceed-
ings to comply with the laws governing-the
creation of a public hospital district and to
form the proposed District.
7/12-19 2t
Dr. Nancy Isbell
now practicing at
A Country
Veterinary Clinic
• General small animal medicine/surgery
• Acupuncture certified
• Internal medicine residency
Service News
Schonberg is
a Naval grad
Navy Ensign J.K. Schonberg,
son of Kristian Schonberg of
Grapeview, recently completed
the four-year officer development
program at the United States Na-
val Academy in Annapolis, Mary-
land.
Schonberg learned basic skills
in seamanship, navigation, in-
fantry drill, marksmanship and
sailing. Throughout four years at
the Naval Academy, he studied
courses in engineering, science,
mathematics, humanities and
social science while undergoing
extensive training in leadership,
discipline, athletics and charac-
ter development. Schonberg also
fulfilled the community relations
requirements.
All Naval Academy gradu-
ates receive a bachelor of science
degree upon completion of their
four-year training. The Naval
Academy's mission is to develop
midshipmen morally, mentally
and physically to produce combat
leaders of character for the Navy
and Marine Corps.
Schonberg is a 2000 graduate
of South Kitsap Christian High
School of Port Orchard.
Since 1982
Valerie McLeod,
Physical Therapist
70 NE Medical Center Road
275-4352
N Since1961
Miller Remodeling
Buildin[[ on Your Dreams with Quality and Service
, Design/Build
• Remodels
• Additions
• Restorations
• Custom Homes
360-275-5702
360-426-2058
Visit www.tnmillerremodeling.com
to read about our (,'z, approach
Driveway Gravel Custom
FREE
• Bark (U-haul)
• River Rock
• 25 Ibs. to 1000 Ibs. •
• Topsoil * Compost • Cedar and Alder Chips
CLOSED SATURDAYS * U-HAUL
NORTH MASON
FIBER COMPANY
RO. Box 275 • NE 431 Log Yard Rd. • Belfair, WA 98528
The Place To Take Your
YARD & WOOD Waste
Contractors Welcome
OPEN DALLY 7 A.M.- 5 RM.
275-0228 Please call for directions and more information
NO Plastics or Garbage PLEASE
23730 NE SR3 * LOG CABIN PLAZA • BELFAIR
• 10 minutes from Hwy. 16
• 0.2 miles south of the stoplight at Safeway
Open M-F 8 am-6 pm
$995
Don't miss out on this great offerl Financing Auailabt, S.x on, foe col..t* dwtll hot will your miracle sound like?"
Cal$ one ¢. oo h.:ati,r,,s by 011207 [or a FFtEE bestirred1 test and ¢.o,:u)li,) ' *
SHELTON LACEY
Miracle-Ear Center Sears Hearing Aid Center
1718 Olympic Highway N. South Sound Center
{Acros the street from A&W) 651 Sleater-Kinney
(360) 427-3187 (360) 923-0464
8EA/00
Ad Centers
Free Recorded Message and Free Report. Call T011 Free (866) 672-0404 or, visit www.mirade-ear.com
*See tote for vll wrronly doil.
360 277 3800 tHad,go'dsdo ..... to, e,,u,alhu, mg ,ndlviduczl.x,.r. ........ y,.r,dino ....... ioSbe,irjI .... ©20OTMirad..a, Inc
accurocy of €o{urltton. propel [it and obi[ty adul to omplificion I I 18@ROf'Quar*r
• S "*H*rin 0 I.It;ti OiWO [t Not O mtJl¢oJ exom Audik I.l to drmnn plo[. olnpli[icoln Uss(J only
Thursday, July 19, 2007 - Belfair Herald section of the Shelton-Mason County Journal - Page 3
00HCWC group discusses
00sts, sl:udies and plans
(Continued from page 1.) impact on the removal of nitrogen. SETH BOOK presented the
illctions are required.
Peri King of the Washington
L Grant Program went on to
d the drawing for a free $300
"']tic system pump-out donated
n']the LHCWC. Those individuals
,]o attended the septic system
ishops were allowed to enter
.^i' rawing Marie and Linda Go-
]z on the'Old Belfair Highway
eulhee winners.
'J1 • Horowitz and Garrett
of ue presented the results of the
Versity of Washington study of
!01dent flow fYom on-site septic
en]s. The nitrogen cycle and
Jasured results from five sites in
l] °d Canal were discussed.
- UW scientists said that as
i :nride in the ground water re-
ailnns constant, the ratio of nitro-'
n'tt° chloride in the well samples
ci Used to determine the reduc-
?a ia nitrogen at various distanc-
ora the drain field. While two
-tl e septic sites showed very little
JuCtion of the nitrogen with dis-
- _rce, two of the tests sites showed
}t alraost all of the nitrogen was
tin°red within 100 feet. The type
J]0il apparently has a significant
Current septic system regulations
and designs are not based on ni-
trogen removal. The study is com-
pleted and there should be a con-
tinuation of the studies.
Amy Georgeson and Wendy
Mathews, from Mason County
Public Health, presented the re-
sults of the county's measurements
of fecal coliform and nutrients
on the Hood Canal shoreline. Fe-
cal coliform was measured on the
west shoreline of Hood Canal from
north of Hoodsport to Potlatch and
several problems were identified
and corrected. Fecal coliform mea-
surements have also been taken
from all along the shoreline from
Potlatch to Milepost 17.7 on State
Route 106 excluding the reserva-
tion. There have been some prob-
lems identified, some of which are
corrected and others under review
and work.
Additional measurements are
in the works for other South Shore
spots. After these are completed
the fecal coliform and nutrients
will be measured on the North
Shore of the lower Hood Canal and
Lynch Cove.
A
Web site is
00ready popular
ontinued from page 1.) mittee, the City of Shelton Lodg-
g Mason County,' said Mer- ing Tax and the Squaxin Island
[ae Web site and the brochure
the first steps in a larger tour-
arketing strategy with the
oal of drawing visitors and
s to visit, stay and play in
:a County.
tourism eflbrts are funded
°gh a partnership of the Ma-
County Lodging Tax Com-
Tribe.
Each of the chambers welcome
comments on these new tourism
projects. Frank Kenny can be
reached at the North Mason cham-
ber office at 275-4267 or by e-mail
at franorthmasonchamber.
com. Contact Dick Taylor at the
Shelton chamber at 360-426-2021
or exec@sheltonchamber.org.
results of the Annas Bay Pollu-
tion Identification and Correction
program. This activity covers the
east shoreline of Annas Bay and
the Skokomish Flats as well as
the shoreline in Union. Several
problems have been identified, dye
tests conducted and septic systems
repaired or replaced. The presence
of inspection in the area is raising
awareness of the problems. One
significant site in Union was cor-
rected and there is a possibility of
wildlife contamination in another
location in the populated area.
The results of the ambient wa-
ter quality measurements in the
freshwater rivers and streams were
presented. Based on the measure-
ments from October 2003 through
June 2007, Potlatch Creek, Finch
Creek, Little Mission Creek, Big
Mission Creek, Belfair Creek, the
Union River and the Skokomish
River at Highway 101 do not meet
the required water standards for
Class AA surface water. The other
18 monitoring stations of rivers
and creeks do meet the standards.
Dan Hannafious of the Hood Ca-
nal Salmon Enhancement Group
presented the status of the Big
and Little Mission creek studies.
The results show that there are
high fecal coliform measurements
at some times of the year in both
streams. There is very little pollu-
tion and flow in the upper end of
Big Mission Creek and more de-
tailed measurements will be made
in the lower area to determine the
sources. There is some question of
the flow rates in the lower end of
the creeks as some loss of water is
occurring between stations.
The next meeting of the Lower
Hood Canal Watershed Coalition
will be at 7 p.m. on Monday, Au-
gust 6, in the North Mason School
District boardroom. The main sub-
ject of the meeting will be the Hood
Canal dissolved oxygen program.
BIANCHI'S BARK AND GRAVEL
5419 GRAPEVIEW LOOP R()AD
y dealing with alcohol issues
ote the following meetings.
c¢. Ilolics Anonymous (AA)
i01d Belfair Highway 5 m
.tday: 9 a.m., noon, p. .
Y°aday: noon, 7:30 p.m.
eday: noon, 7 p.m. Step
Y, Legacy
,rednesday: noon, 7:30 p.m.
r[ltlrsday • noon, 7:30 p m. Big
lt Study" "
275-6698 1-800-690-BARK 275-7133
Friday: noon Step study, 7 p.m.
for women, 9 p.m. candlelight.
Saturday: 9 a.m., noon, 7:30
p.m. speaker meeting. A potluck is
held at 6:30 p.m. on the last Satur-
day of every month.
Alcoholics Anonymous (AA)
Allyn Historic Church
State Route 3, Allyn
Sunday: 7 p.m. Survivors
Friday: 7 p.m. Men's Stag, Big
Book study
M-Anon
42 Old Belfair Highway
Monday: 7:30 p.m.
Narcotics Anonymous
Fiesta Restaurant
23730 NE State Route 3, Belfair
Wednesday: 6 p.m.
More information on AA is avail-
able at 275-9868 or 275-4395. For
A1-Anon, call 275-3833; and for
Narcotics Anonymous, call 432-
0542 or 731-5051.
10T NOTICE OF HEARING
ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the
0 '
f Mason County Commissioners will
L Public hearing in the Commission
ers at the Mason County Courthouse,
g I, 411 North Fifth Street, Shelton,
ngton on Tuesday, July 24, 2007 at
pin
wi ,o
Jr ant and consider the petition (Attach-
[) to establish a Mason County Public
|lf' al District No 2
J.Decial accommodations are needed,
the Commissioners office, (360)
l',70u^. -Ext. 419.
I),ED this 10th day of July, 2007.
! RD OF COUNTY COMMISSION-
|IASON COUNTY WASHINGTON
I Rebecca S. Rogers
nebecca S. Rogers, Clerk of the Board
I Attachment A
'n for Formation of Mason County Pub-
|" °spital District No. 2, Mason County,
|_ Washington
| "€FORE THE MASON COUNTY BOARD
MMISSIONERS MASON COUNTY,
INGTON
itthe Matter of Mason County Pub c
a.I District No. 2, Mason County, Wash-
s, the undersigned qualified voters who
%idents f the territor of a re osed
;ic hOspitalCdistrict, do heby rePptfully
n the Mason County Board of Commis-
o" of Mason County Washington and
ent as follows: '
rl ,ere is a present need to form
a
public
" district to be known as Mason County
"(: tO '
;h'- sptal Dstnct No. 2. Mason County,
10 gton (the "District"), and the proposed
-q hereinafter described should be
1 into such a district to furn sh health
, ',ilities and serv ces to adequate y pro-
J the residents of such area and others
' as reasonably possible.
./he boundaries of the proposed Dis-
"r--
"ations _
",Our
b-2rnmun/t00
k t.;redit Union/
[eblg nyone living orworking
[ ason or Grays Harbor County
2,$26 W. Cedar St., Shelton
" Olympic Hwy. N., Shelton
426-9701
.ww ourcu com
trict should encompass all lands lying within
the currently existing boundaries of the voting
precincts of Belfair #1, #2, #3, #4, #5, and
#6, Tahuya, and Dewatto. The boundaries
of the proposed District follow existing pre-
cinct boundaries and do not divide any voting
precinct, all as required by RCW 70.44.030.
Prior to the formation of the proposed Dis-
trict, the territory to be formed into the Dis-
trict would be withdrawn from Mason County
Public Hospital District No. 1.
III. The proposed District should be estab-
lished with a Board of Commissioners com-
posed of three commissioners all of whom
should be elected as at-large positions as
authorized by RCW 70.44.040.
IV. Pursuant to the laws of the State of
Washington, after notice, hearing and con-
sideration by the Mason County Board of
Commissioners, a proposition for the forma-
tion of the District should be submitted to the
voters within the territory of the proposed Dis-
trict for their approval or rejection at the next
available general or special election as de-
termined pursuant to chapter 29A.04 RCW.
At such election, three commissioners for the
District should be elected pursuant to the pro-
cedures specified in RCW 70.44.040.
WHEREFORE, your undersigned peti-
tioners ask that the Mason County Board of
Commissioners:
1. Fix a date, time and place for a hearing
on this petition, and that published notice be
given of such hearing in the manner provided
by law;
2. Upon such hearing being had, make
and enter an order approving the petition,
and establishing and defining the boundaries
of the proposed District;
3. Adopt a resolution submitting the ques-
tion of whether or not to form the District
to the voters within the territory of the pro-
posed District at the next available general
or special election as determined pursuant
to chapter 29A.04 RCW, and further provid-
ing for the election of public hospital district
commissioners; and transmit such resolution
containing a proposition for the formation of
the District and providing for the election of
commissioners therefor to the Auditor of Ma-
son County, Washington, so that the Auditor
may proceed with such election in the man-
ner provided by law; and
4. Do and perform such other acts as may
be reasonable or necessary in connection
with this petition and subsequent proceed-
ings to comply with the laws governing-the
creation of a public hospital district and to
form the proposed District.
7/12-19 2t
Dr. Nancy Isbell
now practicing at
A Country
Veterinary Clinic
• General small animal medicine/surgery
• Acupuncture certified
• Internal medicine residency
Service News
Schonberg is
a Naval grad
Navy Ensign J.K. Schonberg,
son of Kristian Schonberg of
Grapeview, recently completed
the four-year officer development
program at the United States Na-
val Academy in Annapolis, Mary-
land.
Schonberg learned basic skills
in seamanship, navigation, in-
fantry drill, marksmanship and
sailing. Throughout four years at
the Naval Academy, he studied
courses in engineering, science,
mathematics, humanities and
social science while undergoing
extensive training in leadership,
discipline, athletics and charac-
ter development. Schonberg also
fulfilled the community relations
requirements.
All Naval Academy gradu-
ates receive a bachelor of science
degree upon completion of their
four-year training. The Naval
Academy's mission is to develop
midshipmen morally, mentally
and physically to produce combat
leaders of character for the Navy
and Marine Corps.
Schonberg is a 2000 graduate
of South Kitsap Christian High
School of Port Orchard.
Since 1982
Valerie McLeod,
Physical Therapist
70 NE Medical Center Road
275-4352
N Since1961
Miller Remodeling
Buildin[[ on Your Dreams with Quality and Service
, Design/Build
• Remodels
• Additions
• Restorations
• Custom Homes
360-275-5702
360-426-2058
Visit www.tnmillerremodeling.com
to read about our (,'z, approach
Driveway Gravel Custom
FREE
• Bark (U-haul)
• River Rock
• 25 Ibs. to 1000 Ibs. •
• Topsoil * Compost • Cedar and Alder Chips
CLOSED SATURDAYS * U-HAUL
NORTH MASON
FIBER COMPANY
RO. Box 275 • NE 431 Log Yard Rd. • Belfair, WA 98528
The Place To Take Your
YARD & WOOD Waste
Contractors Welcome
OPEN DALLY 7 A.M.- 5 RM.
275-0228 Please call for directions and more information
NO Plastics or Garbage PLEASE
23730 NE SR3 * LOG CABIN PLAZA • BELFAIR
• 10 minutes from Hwy. 16
• 0.2 miles south of the stoplight at Safeway
Open M-F 8 am-6 pm
$995
Don't miss out on this great offerl Financing Auailabt, S.x on, foe col..t* dwtll hot will your miracle sound like?"
Cal$ one ¢. oo h.:ati,r,,s by 011207 [or a FFtEE bestirred1 test and ¢.o,:u)li,) ' *
SHELTON LACEY
Miracle-Ear Center Sears Hearing Aid Center
1718 Olympic Highway N. South Sound Center
{Acros the street from A&W) 651 Sleater-Kinney
(360) 427-3187 (360) 923-0464
8EA/00
Ad Centers
Free Recorded Message and Free Report. Call T011 Free (866) 672-0404 or, visit www.mirade-ear.com
*See tote for vll wrronly doil.
360 277 3800 tHad,go'dsdo ..... to, e,,u,alhu, mg ,ndlviduczl.x,.r. ........ y,.r,dino ....... ioSbe,irjI .... ©20OTMirad..a, Inc
accurocy of €o{urltton. propel [it and obi[ty adul to omplificion I I 18@ROf'Quar*r
• S "*H*rin 0 I.It;ti OiWO [t Not O mtJl¢oJ exom Audik I.l to drmnn plo[. olnpli[icoln Uss(J only
Thursday, July 19, 2007 - Belfair Herald section of the Shelton-Mason County Journal - Page 3