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LOOKIN'FORAHOME
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My name is Jack Janda and I am running
, ' #~:: ::~" '~":i" ~ ~ for re-election as commissioner of Mason
County PUD #1. It has been my privilege to
serve the customer-owners of the utility for two
terms and it is that experience that I have to offer•
I have worked hard to ensure that our customers
have access to safe drinking water and reliable
electric servme at reasonable rates. It is my hope that you will allow
me to continue serving in this capacity for another term•
Paid for by the Committee to Re-elect Jack Janda,
RO, Box 449, Hoodsport, WA 98548-0449
Adoptions cost $75, which includes Dogs may be viewed at Current listings:
vaccine, wormer, spay/neuter and a www.shelton.petfinder.com Pitbull mix, male, 3 years old
$10 city license. New dogs are brought Hours are from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Labrador mix, female, 9 years old
in all the time. Call 427-7503 or visit Tuesday through Friday. The Shelter Cattle dog mix, male, 4 years old
the shelter at 902 W. Pine St. is closed Saturday through Monday. Chocolate lab, male, 3 years old
KITTENRE!;CUE
ADOPT A PET
ING IN HIS
is why we have endorsed Randy C Churchill for
Mason County Commissioner, District 2 (R)
Randy's Endorsements
Dr. Gary Schwarz Rick Boring David "IKE" Eichner
Cheryl Schwarz Shirley Cameron Peter Bovard
Marie Churchill Drew McEwen Edna Rodgers
Nick Opolski John Welch Dan Rodgers
Machel Ledford George Rickle Linda Jones
Richard Beckman Gerald Cummings Gordon Lueckenotle
Clayton Bennett Travis Couture Barbara Griffey
SharloYn Grotte Danielle Skeeters-Lindsey
April Pooler Pat Tarzwell Del Griffey
MJ Hrbacek Sandy Tarzwell Edward Johnston
Leslie Peterson Cindy Gine Maxine Johnston
Sue VanderWat Jennifer Wilkowski Vivian Stickley
Brenda Stainbrook David Ligman, Sr.Larry Mitchell
Jeremy Morse Helen Burns Brandon Furrer
Shane Anderon John Burns Nancy Knox
Shaune Griggs Nicholas Russell Donn Knox
Mark Griggs Jackie Wattman Reid Myers
Stacey Eells Claire Long Laura Ro/_nowski
Bill Cells Billy R. DeRoucheDan Roncalli
Robert G. Parsons Ooug Wisdom Karen Farris
John D. Hickson Nancy Wisdom
Dan Griffey Alice Nilsson Toni Thompson
Dinah Griffey Richard Ferrari Robert Deans
Rick Schnabel Audrey Garrison Doyle Wilcox
Cindy Lowe Robert Dunlap Robert Deans
Tom Lowe John France Greg Yates
Virginia Schnabel Larry Chappell Gerald Sem
Tamara Boring Kevin Cronquist Rick Ryan
Paid for by Committee to Elect Randy Churchill
for Mason County Commissioner, District 2
6421 W Skokomish Vall~ey Rd • Shelton, WA 98584
Colleen and her friends are looking for forever
homes of their own. They want to find special fhmilies
that will give the love, warmth, good nutrition and
the safety these playful kittens need and deserve.
They wish that two kitten friends could share a true
forever home together. Colleen and her friends want
to give a lifetime of kitty cuddling, napping and play-
ing to their ~pecial loving families. Colleen and a
fiiend will bring enjoyment and companionship to the
tyight home. For information on Colleen and her other
indoor-only friends call 584-0594 or leave a message
at 426-2455.
Jewel is a delightful young lady. She is an Australian
shepherd mix, approximately 4 years old and loves peo-
ple and other dogs alike. She will make a great compan-
ion for someone looking for a partner in life; someone to
play with, go places with or just hang out with. Jewel
will be right by you.r side. She is great to take for walks,
is very obedient and loving and is ready to have a home
to call her own. If you would like to meet Jewel please
contact Adopt-A-Pet at 432-3091 or thedoghouse3091@
hotmail:com.
Politicians in D.C, don't get it, Congress is spending too much
time bickering and not enough time getting results.
I understand the challenges people are facing because
l've lived them. I grew up in Port Angeles and Saw the
parents of my friends lose their jobs. My 102-year-old
grandmother depends on Social Security and Medicare.
My parents were both public schoolteachers, and my dad
is in his 46th year of teaching, l've got two daughters--
Sophie who is 6 and Tess who is 3--,.who will depend on
strong public schools, I paid for college with the help of
loans and scholarships. Politicians in D,C, don't understand
what families like ours are going through,
My focus will be on:
* Helping small businesses and getting people back to work.
I work as Vice President of the Economic Development Board
for Tacoma-Pierce County where my job is creating jobs.
* Providing tax relief for middle class families.
* Protecting Social Security and Medicare so all se0iors can
retire with dignity.
* Ensuring middle class families have access
to quality schools and affordable college opportunities,
* Working for military families and veterans.
As we work to balance the budget and get the economy
moving, I'II never forget where I came from. I will fight every
day for middle class families.
I am the qn.[y candidate in this race with a record of working
across the aisle to find solutions to the problems that
Congress has been unable to solve,
This year I passed a bipartisan jobs bill that is expected
to create roughly 18,000 new jobs' in Washington and
drive economic growth in the future. I've brought together
coalition this year to cut waste, make reforms, and balance
the budget.
We need to get Americans working again, We need to get
Congress working again too. It's one thing for candidates
to talk about bipartisanship --it's another thing to actually
have a record of being bipartisan.
Republicans and Democrats to pass a constitutional
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amendment to reduce debt, I was part of a bipartisan
our region. It is centrally located with great access to infrastructure p~rojects like the Belfair Bypass move forward. }:OR CONG RESS * 5TH DISTRICT * DEMOCRAT
waterways and rail, and it has rich natural resources. I've been out to Mason General Hospital and understand the
My focus will be using my background in economic challenge of providing rural health care. lain ready to roll up [~P~a!~d~.!~.[:.b.Z..F~!e~.d.~.~f.~e~.~..~!.!.n]£:C~..~...B~...].~.~....~!~.~.~!~.~.~..~..~8.~.~. ....
development to drive economic growth in Mason County. my sleeves and fight for affordable and accessible health care
for rural communities.
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• We've got to get people back to work. I don't want to see * Help entrepreneurs access capital
our top export be our kids. * Have tax and trade policies that encourage "Made in the
I will use my background as a management consultant for USA, and ensure our competitors play by the rules
McKinsey & Company and as Vice*President of the Economic
Invest in People
Development Board for Tacoma-Pierce County to get our
economy moving. Congress should: * Expand opportunities for vocational training and resources
for the middle class to afford college
HeLp small businesses that are the backbone of
our economy * Help service members transition into civilian employment
* Fight for tax relief for small businesses and middle Build i~frastructure for the 21st Century
class families * Make smart investments in roads, sewers, and main street
* Support our natural resources industries revitalization that support private sector job growth
* Cut red-tape and streamline regulations so employers * Leverage opportunities at our ports
don't feel like they're shooting at moving targets
Derek lives with his wife, Jen, and their two kids in Gig Harbor•
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