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Bacteria closes Twanoh AARP'.s drivingJ
00,ate • " ' class is July 3 I
closed for swimming July 9 by lla eves n mL hy i
Mason County officials due to
increased levels of fecal bacteria
and remained closed at the start North Mason Bible Church ing skills including vision,.
of this week. can come from both shore and respiratory infections and other will sponsor an AARP Driver ing, reaction time and I
rno-
Measurements showed bac- inland sources such as storm- illnesses. Children and the el- Safety Class on Monday, July Special attention is given to
proper use of anti-lock b
teria levels to be more than six
times higher than the Environ-
mental Protection Agency's wa-
ter-quality limits.
Bacteria test results in ma-
rine waters at Twanoh State
Park were found to have high
levels ofenterococcus bacteria, a
water runoff, sewer overflows,
failing septic systems, animal
waste from livestock, pets and
wildlife, and even people swim-
ming at the beach. High bacte-
ria results are sometimes seen
following rain events. In gener-
al, officials recommend avoiding
derly may be more vulnerable to
water borne illnesses.
Additional information about
Twanoh State Park and other
beaches throughout the state
is available at: http'J/www.
ec y. w a.g o vlp rogramsl ea pl
beach/.
25th annual Allyn Days
runs Saturday, Sunday
(Continued from page 1.)
Fever, the Peninsula Square
Dancers, Country Cloggers and
the Windjammers finishing up
with a line dancing demonstra-
tion. A very popular local dance
band, the Varmints, will provide
music for the Saturday night
dance from 6 to 9 p.m. in the ga-
zebo.
ON SUNDAY, the Old Time
Fiddlers will take center stage at
noon and from 2 to 4 p.m. KMAS
Radio will hold the final tryouts
and last-chance qualifier for the
2007 "Mason County Idol" sing-
ing contest. Winners will advance
to the semi-finals at the Mason
County Fair later this summer.
Past winners will also be o'n hand
to share their talents and enter-
tain the crowd.
Well known local artists Leroy
Jesfield and his wife, Wanda, will
be showing their works along with
selected other artists at the Port
of Allyn building in a two-day art
show over the weekend.
Fire District 5 and the Lions
club will offer a pancake break-
fast at the fire hall in Allyn from
7 to 11 a.m. on Saturday and from
8 a.m. to 11 a.m. on Sunday. The
breakfast will include pancakes,
eggs, ham, juice and coffee.
For shuttle and schedule infor-
mation check out the Allyn Com-
munity Association's Web site at
wwwdlynACA.com. For other
information about the upcoming
two-day event call Jeff or Debi
Carey at 275-9744.
NMHS announces honor roll
North Mason High School re-
cently released the names of stu-
dents who earned a place on the
honor roll for the second term of
the 2006-2007 school year.
In order to be named to the hon-
or roll a student had to maintain a
grade-point average of 3.2 or high-
er throughout the term.
Ninth-grade students mak-
• ing the list included the following
individuals: Lacey Schauberger
(4.00), James Davis (3.925), Sky-
ler Jensen (3.925), Brett Skogstad
(3.925), Craig Spurlock (3.925),
Johnathan Rowling (3.850), Kate-
lyn Kaye (3.825), Caleb Huxfor
(3.750), Zachary Kissler (3.750),
Candace Twiss (3.750), Loretta
Velaochaga-Klugger (3.750), Me-
gan Weatherwax (3.750), Ryan
Kuhn (3.675), Cooper Thompson
(3.675), Heather Colson (3.600),
Jessica DeYoung (3.600), Kate-
lyn Graham (3.600), Tia Lacijan
(3.600), Joshua Lopez (3.600),
Anne Gower (3.575), Jewelissa
Lowe (3.575), Dart Merrill (3.575),
Ashley Rowland (3.575), Robert
Vandling (3.575), Tyler Lukkasson
(3.525), Mikle Eash (3.500), John
Fullington (3.500), Nathan Mer-
rill (3.500), Nicole Walter (3.500),
Karissa Weber (3.500), Emily
Anderson (1.350), Nikia Fronlich
(3.350), Tanner Laur (3.350), Ze-
nith Savary (3.350), Zachary Both
(3.325), Erik McCullough (3.325),
Michael Douglas (3.275), Timothy
Winslow (3.275) and Samantha
Horkey (3.250).
TENTH-GRADE students
making the honor roll included
the following individuals: Briean-
na Brownawell (4.00), Olivia Chu
(4.00), Juliet Crummey (4.00),
Dora Marian Esteban (4.00), Ma-
ria Theres Fujiye (4.00), Jayda
Greco (4.00), Kristen Huddle
(4.00), Maci Hunt (4.00), Amanda
James (4,00), Mackenzie Kocher
(4.00), Ashley Muldoon (4.00),
Joshua Toohey (4.)0), Sheela
VanRees (4.00), Michael Vierela
(4.00), Lauren Wightman (4.00),
Maloupu Williamson (4.00), Lau-
ren Carey (3.925), Rebecca Henry
(3.925), Samantha Hull (3.925),
Sarah Landreth (3.900), Kather-
ine Carey (3.825), Kayla Lopez
(3.825), Cristy Norcross (3.825),
Brady Blackburn (3.750), Sydnee
Brown (3.750), Angelia Crutchfield
(3.750), Jonathan Haft(3.750), Ja-
cob Home (3.750),'Hanna Paysse
(3.750), David Bean (3.675), Ran-
dy Button (3.675), Danielle Cook
(3.675), Mary Perron (3.675),
Cynthia Riddle (3.675), JoAnna
Sprouffske (3.675), Elliott Wallace
(3.675), Jeanelle Ward (3.675),
Jessica Bayer (3.667), Taylor Pe-
terson (3.600), Shelby Johnson
(3.575), Elizabeth White (3.575),
i i
JESFIELD
Construction, Inc.
Serving the North Mason area
since 1967
Specializing in seawall
Re-construction and
home repairs
275-6684
Frank Merrill Belfair, WA
Lic #JESFII*228DO
Stephanie Hicks (3.567), Casey
Ostrander (3.567), Melissa Vogt
(3.525), Daniel Baker (3.500),
Sholena Blackwell (3.500), Rocky
Guimont (3.500), Aliahna Luk-
kasson (3.500), Lacie Messenger
(3.500), Samantha Pruitt (3.500),
Jesse Stuart (3.500), Mitchell
Fortner (3.450), Alannah Furseth
(3.425), Alden Furseth (3.425), Em-
ily Davis (3.350), Darell Newman
(3.350), Nicolas Byerly (3.325),
Nona Nelson (3.325), Bethanee
Randles (3.325), Megan Arnold
(3.250), Hannah Hicks (3.250),
Jennifer Hupper (3.250) and Willy
Leestma (3.250)
ELEVENTH-GRADE students
that made the honor roll include
the following individuals: Kyleigh
Camacho (4.00), Alexandra Chu
(4.00), Kim Nguyen (4.00), Han-
nah Fitzmorris (3.925), Brittany
Mellegard (3.925), Joel Oblizalo
(3.925), Lea Hopkins (3.900),
Marissa Stevenson (3.850), Can-
dice McBride (3.825), Leah Staub
(3.825), Patricia Stecker (3.880),
Joshua Murphy (3.767), Adam
Stedman (3.750), Chad Nicols
(3.700), Kimberly Cole (3.675), Lo-
gan Hart (3.675), Sarah Smither
(3.675), Steven Nelson (3.667),
Garrett Bell (3.600), Kyle Hous-
ley (3.600), Jennifer Zeh (3.600),
Jesse McQuillan (3.575), Daniel
Smith-Guffey (3.575), Davona Left
(3.567), Travis Alatalo (3.500),
Keagan Crosswhite (3.500), Ben-
jamin Jensen (3.500), Anika
Pratt (3.500), Leanne Remington
(3.500), Mitchell Kissler (3.480),
Seth Gunter (3.433), David Creed
(3.425), Peter Flett (3.425), Ty-
ler Hoyt (3.425), Alyssa Jensen
(3.425), Meaghan Kelly (3.425),
Kayelyn Stanley (3.425), Ben
Thaves (3.400), Brianna Badili
(3.350), Randall Wetting (3.350),
Anna Heitstuman (3.333), Mary
Rabinovitz (3.333), Charles Snow
(3.333), Justin Hamerly (3.325),
Luke Huxford (3.250), Brynne
Chamberlain (3.233), Christo-
pher Burdge (3.225) and Nathan
Schackmann (3.225).
TWELFTH-GRADE students
making the honor roll included
the following individuals: Mailani
Acdal (4.00), David Beisley (4.00),
Kyle Bowmer (4.00), Kayla Chali-
foux (4.00), Bridget Claycomb
(4.00), Rachel Fryer (4.00), Dana
Kuhn (4.00), Adriana Lippy (4.00),
Brittany Litaker (4.00), Sarah
Lyman (4.00), Mary Angel Lytle
(4.00), Troy Olson (4.00), Lind-
sey Seamons (4.00), Micah Zech
(4.00), Rebecca Zick (4.00), Justin
Eastman (3.925), Anthony Grae-
ber (3.925), Joshua Getty (3.900),
Chelsey Baniaga (3.850), Dan-
iel Patten (3.850), Brian Pulley
(3.850), Kyle Walsh (3.850), Ve-
ronica VanHoover (3.825), Ashley
Geary (3.800), Merrie Woodland
(3.775), Kayla Davis (3.767), Amy
Gastineau (3.767), Samuel Knecht
(3.767), Deborah Porter (3.767),
Farrah Fakhraee (3.750), Mi-
chell Flett (3.750), Kandice Knox
(3.700), Amber Robertson (3.700),
Meghan Bartosovsky (3.675),
Brett Bielec (3.675), Cody Bow-
man (3.675), Ember Byron (3.675),
Melissa Nys (3.675), Alicia Brown
(3.667), Amy Davies (3.767), Sar-
ah Park (3.667), Jacob Sanford
(3.667), Graciela Tapia (3.650),
Joel Roinas (3.600), Erin Schwartz
(3.600), Erin Budler (3.575), Lucia
Dilska (3.575), William Adams
(3.500), Alexander Castellano
(3.500), Tiara Hannafious (3.500),
Jordan Lowe (3.500), Serena
Scaggs (3.500), Amy Summerill
(3.500), Stacy Vincent (3.467),
Lacey Porter (3.433), Cole Bab-
bitt (3.425), Carly Cabrin (3.425),
Nicholas Caraway (3.425), Ra-
chel Alatalo (3.350), Harley Berg
(3.350), Donalyn Johanns (3.350),
Tom Luebke-Sando (3.350), Max
Younkin (3.350), Donald Gunter
(3.325), Autumn Gareis (3.250),
Fred Gold (3.250), Ezequiel Nich-
olson (3.250), Kayla Starkel (3.250)
and Courtney Newman (3.233).
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age 4 - Belfair Herald section of the Shelton-Mason County Journal -Thursday, July 19, 2007
30, and Tuesday, July 31.
The eight-hour class will be
held between the hours of 8:45
a.m. and 1 p.m. on both days.
The class will be open to the pub-
lic and membership in AARP is
not required. Drivers under age
55 may participate, but should
check with their auto insurance
provider to determine if they
qualify for a discount. Those
completing the class may qualify
for a discount on their auto in-
surance premium.
The classes are designed to as-
sist experienced drivers in coping
with age-related changes in driv-
Two more
blood drives
set in Belfair
The Puget Sound Blood Center
has two remaining visits to the
Belfair area over the next couple
of weeks.
On Wednesday, July 18, the
Blood Center will again be at the
Theler Center, this time from 11
a.m. to 2 p.m.
On Monday, July 30, a blood
drive will be held from noon to
3 p.m. at North Mason United
Methodist Church, located at
25140 NE State Route 3 in Bel-
fair.
On Thursday, August 16, the
Blood Center will be at the Ma-
sonic Center, located at 23341
NE State Route 3 in Belfair, from
11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m.
safety belts, air bags and 1
restraint systems. Helpful
ance is given in the ability
sess one's own and others'
ing skills. Information is st.,
concerning vehicle safety,d
sive driving and recent c !
in traffic' laws_ is $1
Tuition for the class
person and prereglstration"
quired. Those that are int
in attending the class shou!d'
275-9646 to make a reserva
Saturday, July 21,
9 a.m.-3 p.m.
• Collectibles, furniture
• Household items
• Books, tools, plants
• Specialty BAKED GOODS
Garden accessories ' ....
Children's items ,.
i .
St, Hugh _
Episcopal Church
280 E. Wheelwright Street, AI
( u n at Northwest Experience, left od
Wheelwright Street to church.)
,oJo?y)EY
p o a to the community,
LUNCHEO00
Featured Speaker Jonathan
from Pre-Paid Legal Service
Wednesday, July 25 th
ll:30am-lpm
Theler Community Center
Lunch $8
Jonathan Lane, from Pre-Paid Legal Service will be the featured speaker
the monthly North Mason Chamber of Commerce membership luncheon
Wednesday, July 25, at Theler Center. Mr.
with respect to identity theft. He will cover current laws about handling
public information of employees and more.
For more informatioR, contact Frank Kenny at 275-4267.
The North Mason Chamber of Commerce holds a regular monthly luncheon meetin
featured speaker on the fourth Wednesday of every month at Theler Community
You !
to everyone who helped sponsor the awards banquet for
Mason Bulldogs State 2A Eastpitch Champions for 2007
Crown Auto Sales
Westbay Auto Parts
Hood Canal Auto Sales
Hood Canal Interiors
Les Schwab- Belfair
Randy's 76 & Shortstop
Prudential NW Real Estate
R-gang Custom Embroidery
Last Chance Garage
Preferred Real Estate
Ehresman Family Chiropractic
Peninsula Topsoil
John Campbell Denture Clinic
George Kenny School of
Chainsaw Carving
Belfair Valley Nursery
Johnson Inc. - General
Contractors
Mitchell Lumber
Kiwanis Club of North Mason
Jerry and Nancy Reid
Ken and Peggy Van Buskirk
Jack Johnson
Bruce Landram
Shirley and Ernie Aries
Harlan and Ramona Olson
Lester and Betty Krueger
Shed Cloud- Olympic Federal
Savings
Allen and Tom Shearer
Randy Neatherlin
Margie Kaiser- Peninsula
Union
Petersen Chiropractic
FD#2
I wish to express my gratitude and say a very special thanks
Brian Petersen and FD#2 and Chief Beau Bakken for organlzi
the wonderful parade on Friday, June I st. Also, special kudOSi
to Ken Van Buskirk, Ernie Aries and Randy Neatherlin for
spearheading the awards banquet effort. Finally, thanks to tile
LakeLand Village Clubhouse for a great venue and to Tina Ny 0
for catering our event.
--Paula Or.
Bacteria closes Twanoh AARP'.s drivingJ
00,ate • " ' class is July 3 I
closed for swimming July 9 by lla eves n mL hy i
Mason County officials due to
increased levels of fecal bacteria
and remained closed at the start North Mason Bible Church ing skills including vision,.
of this week. can come from both shore and respiratory infections and other will sponsor an AARP Driver ing, reaction time and I
rno-
Measurements showed bac- inland sources such as storm- illnesses. Children and the el- Safety Class on Monday, July Special attention is given to
proper use of anti-lock b
teria levels to be more than six
times higher than the Environ-
mental Protection Agency's wa-
ter-quality limits.
Bacteria test results in ma-
rine waters at Twanoh State
Park were found to have high
levels ofenterococcus bacteria, a
water runoff, sewer overflows,
failing septic systems, animal
waste from livestock, pets and
wildlife, and even people swim-
ming at the beach. High bacte-
ria results are sometimes seen
following rain events. In gener-
al, officials recommend avoiding
derly may be more vulnerable to
water borne illnesses.
Additional information about
Twanoh State Park and other
beaches throughout the state
is available at: http'J/www.
ec y. w a.g o vlp rogramsl ea pl
beach/.
25th annual Allyn Days
runs Saturday, Sunday
(Continued from page 1.)
Fever, the Peninsula Square
Dancers, Country Cloggers and
the Windjammers finishing up
with a line dancing demonstra-
tion. A very popular local dance
band, the Varmints, will provide
music for the Saturday night
dance from 6 to 9 p.m. in the ga-
zebo.
ON SUNDAY, the Old Time
Fiddlers will take center stage at
noon and from 2 to 4 p.m. KMAS
Radio will hold the final tryouts
and last-chance qualifier for the
2007 "Mason County Idol" sing-
ing contest. Winners will advance
to the semi-finals at the Mason
County Fair later this summer.
Past winners will also be o'n hand
to share their talents and enter-
tain the crowd.
Well known local artists Leroy
Jesfield and his wife, Wanda, will
be showing their works along with
selected other artists at the Port
of Allyn building in a two-day art
show over the weekend.
Fire District 5 and the Lions
club will offer a pancake break-
fast at the fire hall in Allyn from
7 to 11 a.m. on Saturday and from
8 a.m. to 11 a.m. on Sunday. The
breakfast will include pancakes,
eggs, ham, juice and coffee.
For shuttle and schedule infor-
mation check out the Allyn Com-
munity Association's Web site at
wwwdlynACA.com. For other
information about the upcoming
two-day event call Jeff or Debi
Carey at 275-9744.
NMHS announces honor roll
North Mason High School re-
cently released the names of stu-
dents who earned a place on the
honor roll for the second term of
the 2006-2007 school year.
In order to be named to the hon-
or roll a student had to maintain a
grade-point average of 3.2 or high-
er throughout the term.
Ninth-grade students mak-
• ing the list included the following
individuals: Lacey Schauberger
(4.00), James Davis (3.925), Sky-
ler Jensen (3.925), Brett Skogstad
(3.925), Craig Spurlock (3.925),
Johnathan Rowling (3.850), Kate-
lyn Kaye (3.825), Caleb Huxfor
(3.750), Zachary Kissler (3.750),
Candace Twiss (3.750), Loretta
Velaochaga-Klugger (3.750), Me-
gan Weatherwax (3.750), Ryan
Kuhn (3.675), Cooper Thompson
(3.675), Heather Colson (3.600),
Jessica DeYoung (3.600), Kate-
lyn Graham (3.600), Tia Lacijan
(3.600), Joshua Lopez (3.600),
Anne Gower (3.575), Jewelissa
Lowe (3.575), Dart Merrill (3.575),
Ashley Rowland (3.575), Robert
Vandling (3.575), Tyler Lukkasson
(3.525), Mikle Eash (3.500), John
Fullington (3.500), Nathan Mer-
rill (3.500), Nicole Walter (3.500),
Karissa Weber (3.500), Emily
Anderson (1.350), Nikia Fronlich
(3.350), Tanner Laur (3.350), Ze-
nith Savary (3.350), Zachary Both
(3.325), Erik McCullough (3.325),
Michael Douglas (3.275), Timothy
Winslow (3.275) and Samantha
Horkey (3.250).
TENTH-GRADE students
making the honor roll included
the following individuals: Briean-
na Brownawell (4.00), Olivia Chu
(4.00), Juliet Crummey (4.00),
Dora Marian Esteban (4.00), Ma-
ria Theres Fujiye (4.00), Jayda
Greco (4.00), Kristen Huddle
(4.00), Maci Hunt (4.00), Amanda
James (4,00), Mackenzie Kocher
(4.00), Ashley Muldoon (4.00),
Joshua Toohey (4.)0), Sheela
VanRees (4.00), Michael Vierela
(4.00), Lauren Wightman (4.00),
Maloupu Williamson (4.00), Lau-
ren Carey (3.925), Rebecca Henry
(3.925), Samantha Hull (3.925),
Sarah Landreth (3.900), Kather-
ine Carey (3.825), Kayla Lopez
(3.825), Cristy Norcross (3.825),
Brady Blackburn (3.750), Sydnee
Brown (3.750), Angelia Crutchfield
(3.750), Jonathan Haft(3.750), Ja-
cob Home (3.750),'Hanna Paysse
(3.750), David Bean (3.675), Ran-
dy Button (3.675), Danielle Cook
(3.675), Mary Perron (3.675),
Cynthia Riddle (3.675), JoAnna
Sprouffske (3.675), Elliott Wallace
(3.675), Jeanelle Ward (3.675),
Jessica Bayer (3.667), Taylor Pe-
terson (3.600), Shelby Johnson
(3.575), Elizabeth White (3.575),
i i
JESFIELD
Construction, Inc.
Serving the North Mason area
since 1967
Specializing in seawall
Re-construction and
home repairs
275-6684
Frank Merrill Belfair, WA
Lic #JESFII*228DO
Stephanie Hicks (3.567), Casey
Ostrander (3.567), Melissa Vogt
(3.525), Daniel Baker (3.500),
Sholena Blackwell (3.500), Rocky
Guimont (3.500), Aliahna Luk-
kasson (3.500), Lacie Messenger
(3.500), Samantha Pruitt (3.500),
Jesse Stuart (3.500), Mitchell
Fortner (3.450), Alannah Furseth
(3.425), Alden Furseth (3.425), Em-
ily Davis (3.350), Darell Newman
(3.350), Nicolas Byerly (3.325),
Nona Nelson (3.325), Bethanee
Randles (3.325), Megan Arnold
(3.250), Hannah Hicks (3.250),
Jennifer Hupper (3.250) and Willy
Leestma (3.250)
ELEVENTH-GRADE students
that made the honor roll include
the following individuals: Kyleigh
Camacho (4.00), Alexandra Chu
(4.00), Kim Nguyen (4.00), Han-
nah Fitzmorris (3.925), Brittany
Mellegard (3.925), Joel Oblizalo
(3.925), Lea Hopkins (3.900),
Marissa Stevenson (3.850), Can-
dice McBride (3.825), Leah Staub
(3.825), Patricia Stecker (3.880),
Joshua Murphy (3.767), Adam
Stedman (3.750), Chad Nicols
(3.700), Kimberly Cole (3.675), Lo-
gan Hart (3.675), Sarah Smither
(3.675), Steven Nelson (3.667),
Garrett Bell (3.600), Kyle Hous-
ley (3.600), Jennifer Zeh (3.600),
Jesse McQuillan (3.575), Daniel
Smith-Guffey (3.575), Davona Left
(3.567), Travis Alatalo (3.500),
Keagan Crosswhite (3.500), Ben-
jamin Jensen (3.500), Anika
Pratt (3.500), Leanne Remington
(3.500), Mitchell Kissler (3.480),
Seth Gunter (3.433), David Creed
(3.425), Peter Flett (3.425), Ty-
ler Hoyt (3.425), Alyssa Jensen
(3.425), Meaghan Kelly (3.425),
Kayelyn Stanley (3.425), Ben
Thaves (3.400), Brianna Badili
(3.350), Randall Wetting (3.350),
Anna Heitstuman (3.333), Mary
Rabinovitz (3.333), Charles Snow
(3.333), Justin Hamerly (3.325),
Luke Huxford (3.250), Brynne
Chamberlain (3.233), Christo-
pher Burdge (3.225) and Nathan
Schackmann (3.225).
TWELFTH-GRADE students
making the honor roll included
the following individuals: Mailani
Acdal (4.00), David Beisley (4.00),
Kyle Bowmer (4.00), Kayla Chali-
foux (4.00), Bridget Claycomb
(4.00), Rachel Fryer (4.00), Dana
Kuhn (4.00), Adriana Lippy (4.00),
Brittany Litaker (4.00), Sarah
Lyman (4.00), Mary Angel Lytle
(4.00), Troy Olson (4.00), Lind-
sey Seamons (4.00), Micah Zech
(4.00), Rebecca Zick (4.00), Justin
Eastman (3.925), Anthony Grae-
ber (3.925), Joshua Getty (3.900),
Chelsey Baniaga (3.850), Dan-
iel Patten (3.850), Brian Pulley
(3.850), Kyle Walsh (3.850), Ve-
ronica VanHoover (3.825), Ashley
Geary (3.800), Merrie Woodland
(3.775), Kayla Davis (3.767), Amy
Gastineau (3.767), Samuel Knecht
(3.767), Deborah Porter (3.767),
Farrah Fakhraee (3.750), Mi-
chell Flett (3.750), Kandice Knox
(3.700), Amber Robertson (3.700),
Meghan Bartosovsky (3.675),
Brett Bielec (3.675), Cody Bow-
man (3.675), Ember Byron (3.675),
Melissa Nys (3.675), Alicia Brown
(3.667), Amy Davies (3.767), Sar-
ah Park (3.667), Jacob Sanford
(3.667), Graciela Tapia (3.650),
Joel Roinas (3.600), Erin Schwartz
(3.600), Erin Budler (3.575), Lucia
Dilska (3.575), William Adams
(3.500), Alexander Castellano
(3.500), Tiara Hannafious (3.500),
Jordan Lowe (3.500), Serena
Scaggs (3.500), Amy Summerill
(3.500), Stacy Vincent (3.467),
Lacey Porter (3.433), Cole Bab-
bitt (3.425), Carly Cabrin (3.425),
Nicholas Caraway (3.425), Ra-
chel Alatalo (3.350), Harley Berg
(3.350), Donalyn Johanns (3.350),
Tom Luebke-Sando (3.350), Max
Younkin (3.350), Donald Gunter
(3.325), Autumn Gareis (3.250),
Fred Gold (3.250), Ezequiel Nich-
olson (3.250), Kayla Starkel (3.250)
and Courtney Newman (3.233).
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OPERATION ALOHA
"5ending aloha pacges to our troops"
Mark, bnitra and Brennan ayersauto@hawaii.rr.com
We would like to say THANK YOU to all of our customers for
referring their friends and family to usl The highest compliment we
can receive is a referral-that shows that you have put your trust in
us. Here at Ayers Automotive we strive to give everyone the same
high quality, caring service. Whether it's tune-ups, brakes, heating
and air conditioning, diagnostics or scheduled maintenance, you will
be treated the way you should be, fairly and honestly.
AYERS AUTOMOTIVE, the NEW shop in Grapeview is a family owned
business. We work on most foreign and domestic cars and trucks; give
us a call to see if we can help you with your automotive repair needs!!
Mark is a fully Iicem Tenickm with 20 Fears of
AYERS AUTOMOTIVE - Service with Aloha
Please call us to schedule an appointment
360-463-0925 or 360-275-0405
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Monday-Friday By Appointment
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age 4 - Belfair Herald section of the Shelton-Mason County Journal -Thursday, July 19, 2007
30, and Tuesday, July 31.
The eight-hour class will be
held between the hours of 8:45
a.m. and 1 p.m. on both days.
The class will be open to the pub-
lic and membership in AARP is
not required. Drivers under age
55 may participate, but should
check with their auto insurance
provider to determine if they
qualify for a discount. Those
completing the class may qualify
for a discount on their auto in-
surance premium.
The classes are designed to as-
sist experienced drivers in coping
with age-related changes in driv-
Two more
blood drives
set in Belfair
The Puget Sound Blood Center
has two remaining visits to the
Belfair area over the next couple
of weeks.
On Wednesday, July 18, the
Blood Center will again be at the
Theler Center, this time from 11
a.m. to 2 p.m.
On Monday, July 30, a blood
drive will be held from noon to
3 p.m. at North Mason United
Methodist Church, located at
25140 NE State Route 3 in Bel-
fair.
On Thursday, August 16, the
Blood Center will be at the Ma-
sonic Center, located at 23341
NE State Route 3 in Belfair, from
11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m.
safety belts, air bags and 1
restraint systems. Helpful
ance is given in the ability
sess one's own and others'
ing skills. Information is st.,
concerning vehicle safety,d
sive driving and recent c !
in traffic' laws_ is $1
Tuition for the class
person and prereglstration"
quired. Those that are int
in attending the class shou!d'
275-9646 to make a reserva
Saturday, July 21,
9 a.m.-3 p.m.
• Collectibles, furniture
• Household items
• Books, tools, plants
• Specialty BAKED GOODS
Garden accessories ' ....
Children's items ,.
i .
St, Hugh _
Episcopal Church
280 E. Wheelwright Street, AI
( u n at Northwest Experience, left od
Wheelwright Street to church.)
,oJo?y)EY
p o a to the community,
LUNCHEO00
Featured Speaker Jonathan
from Pre-Paid Legal Service
Wednesday, July 25 th
ll:30am-lpm
Theler Community Center
Lunch $8
Jonathan Lane, from Pre-Paid Legal Service will be the featured speaker
the monthly North Mason Chamber of Commerce membership luncheon
Wednesday, July 25, at Theler Center. Mr.
with respect to identity theft. He will cover current laws about handling
public information of employees and more.
For more informatioR, contact Frank Kenny at 275-4267.
The North Mason Chamber of Commerce holds a regular monthly luncheon meetin
featured speaker on the fourth Wednesday of every month at Theler Community
You !
to everyone who helped sponsor the awards banquet for
Mason Bulldogs State 2A Eastpitch Champions for 2007
Crown Auto Sales
Westbay Auto Parts
Hood Canal Auto Sales
Hood Canal Interiors
Les Schwab- Belfair
Randy's 76 & Shortstop
Prudential NW Real Estate
R-gang Custom Embroidery
Last Chance Garage
Preferred Real Estate
Ehresman Family Chiropractic
Peninsula Topsoil
John Campbell Denture Clinic
George Kenny School of
Chainsaw Carving
Belfair Valley Nursery
Johnson Inc. - General
Contractors
Mitchell Lumber
Kiwanis Club of North Mason
Jerry and Nancy Reid
Ken and Peggy Van Buskirk
Jack Johnson
Bruce Landram
Shirley and Ernie Aries
Harlan and Ramona Olson
Lester and Betty Krueger
Shed Cloud- Olympic Federal
Savings
Allen and Tom Shearer
Randy Neatherlin
Margie Kaiser- Peninsula
Union
Petersen Chiropractic
FD#2
I wish to express my gratitude and say a very special thanks
Brian Petersen and FD#2 and Chief Beau Bakken for organlzi
the wonderful parade on Friday, June I st. Also, special kudOSi
to Ken Van Buskirk, Ernie Aries and Randy Neatherlin for
spearheading the awards banquet effort. Finally, thanks to tile
LakeLand Village Clubhouse for a great venue and to Tina Ny 0
for catering our event.
--Paula Or.