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CLASSIFIED RATES .15 words or less - $5.00 II. multioae i.eertion I • 10 cents for each additional word over 15lade ' The Journal wild • Four insertions for the price of three I be responsible for I • Classified deadline-2 p.m. Tuesday I erroreinthefiret I • Classified display - 5 p.m. Mdnday I insertion only, I Phone 426-4412 to Place Ad WANTED GARAGE, YARDSALES AUCTIONS ,J! =,I/!N beds with box springs and 6-3013. $9/2 ESTANDING WOODSTOVE, Qua- •ire. Excellent COndit on $500 426 r, ...... golf car, complete, .+'/Ehul ATI_NG 8' dish, on,y 4 years  Scrambler 877-5452. D dryer, $150. Call 427- W9/2 as stoves, in- tank. Natural 482-5200. G9/2-23 queen vacuum, all sold, perfect con- 2,000, sell $800 never installed. 72x48 will take $300. 877- P.m. 19/2tfn Trainer (exercise Jick dial resistance. Paid JUSt used a few times. M9/2 Gateway Center. adults' clothing, Hours 11 $9/2 $700. 426-1609. C9/2 steel-belted, htly used, $30 each 6. A9/2 boxes - ward- packing materials. dar mill ends. U- Iling. We deliver, $65 Agate Road, 426- ;WAP MEETS Iregate stepping $8/26-9/2 SALE, Lake Cushman. Airstream, Brat, van. $59,500 PACKAGE. 32' Luhrs cabin cruiser, building site in gated communi- ty on Harstine Island, 40' moorage slip paid through 2017. All or nothing. 427- 8801. K7/29-8/19 DAHLIAS: WE grow the best. Taking orders on bulbs. Also cut flowers. 800 different varieties. Mike's Dahlias. 907 Valley Road, 426-9854. M8/26-9/16 PLANT SALE - up to 50% off. Septem- ber is a good month to plant perennials. Over 200 varieties from $1 to $3.50. Open Fridays, Saturdays, and Sun- days, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. or call for an appointment at 427-5930. Storybrook Gardens, 1881 E. Crestview Drive, Shelton, off of Agate Road, near Shorecrest. $8/26-9/30 MOUNTAIN BIKE, 26" Giant Rincon, Rock Shock, upgraded, quality compo- nents/park tool stand, $425. Whirlpool range, $100. 426-0459. H8/26-9/2 GRASS FED, grain finished, Angus beef. Approximately 250-300 Ib halves. $1.55 per pound, per half. $1.45 per pound per whole. Shop fees included. Slaughtering end of September. Call evenings, or leave message. 427- 6201. R8/19-9/9 METABOLIFE 356 T". For product call Dabble at 426-2136. Metabolife inde- pendent distributor, N4187100499. R8/19-9/9 LIGHT OAK, 40" round, drop-leaf table with 2 chairs. Excellent condition, $100 OBO, 427-1104. B9/2 REFRIGERATOR AND beams for sale. 426-1996. G9/2 INDIAN DESIGN sofa chair, $100. Little Tykes, toddler blue, teddy bed with mattress, $75. A Little Tykes outside slide, $25. 426-0135. A9/2 HAMBURGER, 501b boxes, $1.49 a pound. Call 426-2411. T9/18 ffn I STAINED GLASS windows, stepping stones, door inserts, suncatchers, boxes, lamps, custom designs, re- pairs, etc. Call Koleen, 426-0824 eve- nings after 6 p.m. and weekends for in- formation and estimates. W7/8ffn Call 6 p.m. only or any- SEPTIC DESIGNS and install - we try N8/19.9/9 harder for gravity - get our bid too. Lux I Design, 426-0820. LUXDE**033CJ. , II qualitya;dv loam / model MD-MST02 wire accessonv= and il ,+"00't'No00ocks:.oc.v / optical cable. Like new, $175, 432- " =1 LANhor,, ___I_. I 1423. D912 00I3SCAPIN G Fatten your Halle I1 000000:SC;ark : Lawns. Spr nkle with a Rd t , |j , Backh'oe-.ozer R OCK-W. "ALLS t ,,Bulkheads'*Wl ip raps ['Jl livetles Anywhere Ii| -''n HWEST I Coil the Journal office / , 0026c9922 J I at 426-4412 to place I _ Garage and Storage | -- I m | =o.=x. , m   Horse Stable with I I!11 +'" -"'"°°°1 GARAGE, YARD SALES 20'X24'X8' J/k'.. Two-Car Garage RENTAL 16'x7' Roll-Up Door lUality years of service to the Pacific Northwest with thousands builders in Meson County. at competitive pdces, any width, length or height required range of buildings... • Airplene hangers • Carports • • Warehouses • Horse arenas and stablss • and shops Lic. #TOZIEBI024PK 426-4373 or 426-2411 Rental how=: Mort-Sat 7-5, Sun 9-5 BUY OR consign one item or an entire estate. Serving the local area since 1963. References available, Lic. #193. Ken's Auction Service, 3707 Marvin Road NE, Olympia. 491-6804. K1/14tfn ANTICH AUCTION SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4TH 718 28TH HOQUIAM, WA AUCTION STARTS 10 A.M. • ANTIQUE & ESTATE s Two 40's pin ball machines (pay out), Coke machine (chest type -- embossed), Victorian wicker baby buggy, Gone With The Wind lamp, needle point chairs, oak and pine dressers, Oriental wool carpet 8x15, Victrola and Edison records, super cool child's desk, dbl child's desk, rockers, trunks, Grandmother's clock, neat lamps, tools, radios, tele- phones, Christmas stuff, light fix- tures, 6' loom, large glass float col- lection, dough boy, good costume jewelry, tables, chairs, mirrors, Empire drop front desk, photos, prints and pictures, Magic lantern, table top stereoscope, Johnson Bros china, good glassware, some depres- sion, some pottery, waterfall bed- room set, country primitives, qual- ity newer furniture: end tables, cof- fee and sofa tables, good estate items and wonderful smalls. PREVIEW 11-5 FRIDAY ANTICH AUCTION THE ULTIMATE RECYCLER lic# anticea562ms terms: cash, MC/Vsa 532-7438 eantich@seanet.com BUY, SELL, trade, Rodeo Drive-In swap meet, Sundays 8 a.m.-3 p.m., near Bremerton Airport. Information, 360-698-6031. R5/20ffn LADIES OF the Lake annual rummage sale, with proceeds going to Communi- ty Projects. Just south of Hoodsport Winery. Saturday only, September 4th, 9 a.m-5 p.m. Watch for signs. L9/2 COMMUNITY SALE at 21110 N. Hwy. 101, Sept. 3 & 4, 8 a.m-3 p.m. Come join us. Fishing, household appliances, old fashioned wood kitchen stove, col- lectibles from countries around the world. Also Winnebago, 27', Class A motorhome with new engine. F9/2 MOVING SALE. Furniture, appliances, misc., everything goes. 1681 Treasure Island Drive, Treasure Island. Satur- day, Sunday, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. (360) 275- 3720. M9/2 UNION SALE. Women's plus-size clothing, craft supplies and lots of mis- cellaneous. Friday-Saturday, 9 a.m.E. 9802 Hwy. 106, approximately 2 miles East of Alderbrook Inn. A9/2 ESTATE SALE. Labor Day weekend. Many items. Appliances, furniture, household, fixtures, knickknacks, At Rob's Excavating Storage #8, off Johns Prairie Road. 360-426-3904. 8 a.m.-3 p.m. W8/26-9/2 STREET SALE, Lake Cushman, Divi- sion 14. September 3-5, 9 a.m, Fishing gear, antiques and collectiblee. Furni- ture, books, clothes, housewares. 1981 Ford F150, 4x4, SuperCab. 19' Bayliner, Beanies, pellet stove, skis, and tools. Tons of miscellaneous. Fol- low signs from Hoodsport. T8/26-9/2 FRIDAY/SATURDAY, 9 a.m.-5 p.m.E. 141 Dunoon, Lake Limerick. Radial arm saw, work bench, table saw, wood chipper, and household goods. R9/2 SATURDAY, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Household items, furniture, tools, electric golf cart, winter coats and jackets, 2600 St. Andrews Drive, third entrance, Lake Limenck. O9/2 MOVING SALE. Chainsaw, boat and stuff, building materials. New window, fan, lights. Ladders, W/D, refrigerator, desk, file cabinets, furniture, tools. Saturday, Sunday, 80 E. Ballantrae, Lake Limerick. D9/2 MOVING SALE, Saturday only, 8 a.m.- 3 p.m. Some furniture, Wurlitzer organ, some ammunition and misc. household items. Everything must go. 141 Hawthorne Lane. D9/2 BIG SALE, Friday & Saturday, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Woodstove, hospital bed, win- dows, coUectibles, lots of miscellane- ous. More second day. 2040 E. High- land Road, Dayton. H9/2 YOU DON'T want to miss this ones Lots of miscellaneous. Saturday, 9 a.m.-? Skokomish Valley Rd, next to hatchery, off 101. See ya there! N9/2 SOMETHING FOR everyone! House- ware, clothes, Spinet piano, oak dining room set, large 4-section, lighted living room bookshelf/display center, Mig welder, Oxyacet torch set with tanks, futon, shotgun shell reloader with lots of supplies, large Skutt kiln, doll kiln, barbecue/smoker, antique picture frames, compact truck canopy and Delta tool box, G. Loomis fly rod, Warn winch, new 200 amp service, porcelain figurines, exercise equipment, nice mahogany stand-up desk, computer, 066 Stihl chainsaw, float-tube, lots of burls and much more. SE 710 Binns Swiger Loop (2 miles out Arcadia Road, 1/2 mile down Binns Swiger), 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 4th and 9 a.m-3 p.m. Sept. 5th. K9/2 SIX-FAMILY PLANT and garage sale. Cribs, playpens, school clothing, jack- ets. Clothes from newborn to xtra large. Jeans, jeans, jeans. Linens, pillows, sleeping bags, 24-ft. swimming pool, books, dolls, and lots of miscellane- ous. 1.2 miles from KFC up Pioneer Way to Lake Blvd to 1370 Cloquallum Road. Friday-Monday, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. B9/2 HUGE SALE! Garage and end of sea- son nursery plant sale - 15% off. All perennials, herbs, and flowering shrubs. Oriental rug, furniture, knick- knacks, clothes, baby stuff, kitchen items, and more. Friday-Sunday, 10 a.m-5 p.m. 710Dearborn, N9/2 GIGANTIC REMODEL sale. Saturday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Sunday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Mason Lake, Paradise Estates. 20 E. Shore Court. Appliances, $50 each. Furniture, building materials, mini- blinds, miscellaneous items. Make of- fers. All must gol Many free itemsl C9/2 4 FAMILY garage sale. Saturday, 10 a.m.-6 p.m. 917 Fairmount. Office equipment, Beanie Babies, washer and much more. O9/2 3 FAMILY garage sale. Lots of stuff, 314 Wyandotte. Friday & Saturday, 8 a.m.-4 p.m. A9/2 BEANIE BABIES, old and new. Bud- dies, teanie beanies, beanie cards, at- tic treasures plus furniture, clothes, household items and crafts. Saturday, 317 West H Street, 8 a.m.-5 p.m. No early birds please. A9/2 OLD FURNITURE, square dance clothes, many miscellaneous items. Friday-Saturday, 9 a.m.-4 p.m., off Trails End Road, follow signs to E. 151 Olympic Palisades Dnve, Belfair. $9/2 SATURDAY ONLY, 9 a.m.-2 p.m. 6" planer, stair stepper. Remodeled and cleared out so you can clean up. 80 Collier (Southside School). B9/2 SATURDAY, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Weather permitting. 2432 E. Brockdale Road. J9/2 HUGE SALEI Baby clothes, 2 for $1. Lots of other good stuff, too. Hwy. 3 to Krabbenhoft, then follow signs. Friday, Saturday, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. R9/2 GREAT VARIETY. Classic 1974 Super Beetle, bikes, dinghy, XXL men's clothing, household items, books, lots more. 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Saturday/Sunday, Sept. 4-5. South Shore, east of Twanoh Park, follow signs 'to Twanoh Tides Drive. W9/2 YARD SALE. Lake Limerick, Friday, Saturday, 9 a.m.-6 p.m. 2 families. Household items, tools, books, toys, lots of misc. 2371 E. St. Andrews Drive. $9/2 TOP RACK for front loading dishwash- er. Maytag BWC300 model 420629_88. Call 426-0824. W9/2 STUDENT NEEDS ride 6:45 a.m. week- days for ROTC Drill to Shelton High or WaI-Mart. Will pay. Please call 426- 3031. $9/2 CASH FOR large quantities of clean, dry moss. Wlll buy bales. 1.360-274- 8125, Castle Rock, WA. L9/2-23 YOUR VOTE in primary for Carolyn Kerr for Commissioner of Finance. K8/19- 9/9 BUYING OLD stuffi Spot cash paid: Old Books, Pocket Watches (running or not), Wind-up Clocks, Pocket knives, Padlocks, Diamonds (old cut, imperfects OK), Diamond jewelryl Sterling Silverl Gold in any form 10k, 14k, 18kl Not sure? We test gold, no charger Dental gold (teeth, caps, bridgework)! Raw gold (placer fines, nuggets)l interesting photographs WW2 & beforel Pre 1970 picture post- cardst Hens teetht Did toolst Red Wing Crockeryl Pottery, ceramics, Rook- wood, Hull, Van Briggle, many others. Green Fireking glassl Green depres- sion glasst Pre 1950 Men's wind-up wrist watches (running or not)l Flow Bluel OZ books, Billy Whiskem, Nancy Drewl Pre 1940 children's books. Coin collections1 U.S. silver dimes, quar- ters, halves, dollars dated 1964 or be- fore! Indian artifacts (baskets, blan- kets, beadwork, carvings)I Ink Pens, fountain pens, pen accessoriesl Pre 1945 pencils, mechanical or otherwisel Gas station memorabilia, old pump nozzles, oil jam, pro 1950 road mapsl Stamp collectionsl Railroad lanternsl Oriental collectibles, pictures, statu- aryl Old prints (lone wolf, end of trail, etc.) & framesl Bird cages and standsl Stuffed polemiclstsl Old Toys, sol- diers, trucks, planes, ship modelsl Nazi memorabilia. War souvenim of all kindst Antique gunst Remington, Winchester, Colt memorabilial Hand- made quiltsl Home featheml And much morel If it has character Dacha will buy it at the Coin Shop, Tuesday through Saturdayl Now at 112 W. Alder (next to Mickey's Deft). Phone 426-0304. C8/12-9/2 RN/LPN: Pediatric and adolescent home care shifts available. Part-time, full-time, competitive wage/benefits. New grads welcome. Call Avail Home Numing, 1-800-637-9998. A8/26-9/16 MEDICAL BILLING. Immediate open- ings FT/PT. No experience needed. Will train. Data entry for doctors. PC re- quired. Up to 50K per year, (888) 587- 2624 ext. 618. M8/19-9/9 MEMBER SERVICE Representatives. Peninsula Community Federal Credit Union is currently recruiting part-time Member Service Representatives (tellers) to join our service oriented team. If you have strong people skills and the proven ability to work with the public in a sales/service position, the Credit Union would like to hear from youl Cash handling and sales experi- ence also preferred. Submit resume to: PCFCU, PC Box 2150, Shelton, WA 98584. Attn: HR Dept. EOE. P9/2 LEGAL ASSISTANCE/Secretary, com- petitive salary, DOE. Mail resume to Joe Snyder, Attorney, PC Box 1338 Shelton, WA 98584. sg/2ffn EFrs LABOR-as-needed crew has a 30-401hour a week position. Excellent opportunity for someone who enjoys physical work and a vadety of tasks. Good ddving record required. Wages DOQ. Contact 426-0077. E8/26-9/2 HAIRSTYLISTS FOR busy TGF Hair- cutters Shelton salon. Great pay, medical/dental, 401K, vacation. Full or part time. (206) 232.8008 T8/26-9/16 Pr°vidence I S°°ndlt°meCarel and Hospice RN.DIALYSIS Exciting training opportunity for a RN with med/surg experience. St. Pe- ter Hospital is currently seeking a full time evening (3-11 p.m., no Sundays) RN to work in the Aberdeen Dialysis Unit. RN, BSN preferred. Previous nephrology/hemodialysis experience preferred but not required. Apply at or send resume to: Human Resources, 413 Lilly Rd. NE Olympia, WA 98506. Fax: 360/493-7442. www.providence.org/swsa 8/26-9/2 2t 'qt Providence I SoundHomcCar¢ I and Hospice RN EDUCATOR -- CAREGIVER TRAINING Providence SoundHomeCare & Hos- pice is currently seeking supplemen- tal RN educators to teach Caregiver Training. Requirements include grsdu. ate of an accredited school of nursing; must have one year of experience in an adult family home, boarding home, home health agency or similar setting and one year of experience in adult education and Current Wash. State RN license. Send or fax resume to PSHCH 3706 Griffin Ln. N.E. Oly, WA 98501 Fax (360) 493-4657 E.O.E. RECEPTIONIST 20 hours week, $6.18 hourly, 1-5 p.m., Monday-Friday. Pro- vide back-up reception, telephone cov- erage, filing, and other office support for social service agency in Shelton. Senior Employment Program: Must be 55 or over and low income. Call (360) 427-2225, ext. 10 for applications. Closes September 7, 1999. EOE. L9/2 FULL-TIME truck driver delivery. Must have Class A CDL. Apply at 7707 Mar- tin Way East, Olympia. Call 1-800-600- 6930 between 10:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. only. P9/2-9 HOUSEKEEPER FOR busy, working couple with two young children. Stan- dard housework and small household projects on regular basis. Approx- imately 20 hours monthly/once per week. Begin immediately. Strong refer- ences required, work experience pre- ferred. Call 426-0865. K9/2-9 PART-TIME PHYSICAL Therapy Aide. Apply at Belfair Physical Therapy, 23460 Highway 3. No phone calls. B9/2 MAJOR GREETING card company looking for retail merchandiser in Shel- ton, daylight hours. Please leave name, number and brief qualifications to 1-800-373-3636 ext. 92619. V9/2 ACCOUNTANT - LACEY location. 10 yearn minimum experience, full charge financial reporting responsibility. Com- puter literate, 300 emp., P/R with ADP, office management experience. Salary DOQ. References required. Send re- sume to Blind Box 583, c/o The Jour- nal, PC Box 430, Shelton, WA 98584. 912-9 CAREGIVER TO relieve regular worker occasionally. Running errands and housecleaning, WSDL required. Call Mary, 427-4249. L8/26-9/16 ADOPT-A-PET KENNELS are in need of volunteer help. From 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., 1 day a week. But, these hours can be adjusted. Your help would be greatly appreciated, please call 426-2610 or our new web site at www.aap-wa.org for more details. A4/30ffn SOUTH PUGET Sound Community Col- lege creating part-time Sociology In- structor pool; $394.57/lecture credit. Masters degree in Sociology or related field required. Interested individuals must submit college application and re- sume to the Human Resources Office, South Puget Sound Community Col- lege, 2011 Mottman Road SW, Olym- pia, WA 98512, (360) 754-7711 ext. 360. Applications and resumes must be received by 11:30 a.m., Friday, Sep- tember 10, 1999. ANEOE. $9/2 FACILITY/G ROUNDS Manager 10 to 15 hours per week for retreat center. Re- quires fix-it skills and ability to recruit, train and supervise volunteers. Send resume to Harmony Hill, 7362 E. Hwy. 106, Union, WA 98592. H9/2-9 +_ DETENTION OFFICERS for Mason County Juvenile Detention Center. Full- time, $1,966 to $2,3901mo. Responsi- ble for supervision, care, custody, & transportation of detained juveniles. Minimum qualifications: 2 ym of college and exp. working with at.risk youth or 2 yrs working with at-risk youth and high school grad or GED. Possess a valid WSDL with good ddving record. Candi- dates are subject to polygraph test, complete background check, & must obtain a food handler's permit prior to employment. Application required & available at Mason County Human Re- sources, 411 N Fifth St, Shelton, WA 98584 or call (360) 427-7265. Closes 9/15/99 at 5 p.m. M9/2 THE HIAWATHA Corporation is hiring temporary truck drivers for production season, 40 plus hours weekly. Must have CDL. Quality Control workers needed for production season. Prior experience preferred. Team worker. 40 plus hours weekly. Bring resume. Apply in person, 681 E. Johns Prairie Rd., Shelton, WA 98584. H9/2-23 WASHINGTON CORRECTIONS Center in Shelton, WA has immediate openings for experienced RNs and LPNs for tem- porary and on-call (intermittent) posi- tions. Send a stats application to: WCC Human Resource, PC Box 900, Shel- ton, WA 98584. W9/2-9 ACCOUNTING CLERK, full-time posi- tion. AR, AP, PR experience required. Call EFI, 426-0077. E9/2 NEEDS DISTRIBUTORS TO HELP WITH THE DISTRIBUTION OF THE NEW SHELTON TELE- PHONE BOOKS We are looking for people who are at least 18 years or older, have a valid drivers license and proof of insurance to deliver. Please Contact: 1-800-275.1621 Hon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-4 p.m. n. EXCEPTIONAL FORESTERS, Inc., Shelton Valley Group Home has a live- in/sleep over position available. Room and board in lieu o! wages. Contact Dani or Tracy at 426-3578. E9/2-9 EXCEPTIONAL FORESTERS, Inc., Shelton Valley Group Home has a weekend living skills instructor position and a part-time Activity/Transportation position available. $6.50 an hour. Con- tact Dani or Tracy at 426-3578. E9/2-9 GROWING COMPANY in Shelton has an opening for new office position, 3/4 time with possibility of full-time. Data entry skills required. Opportunity for advancement. 9:30 a.m.-4 p.m. Mon- day-Friday. Please send resume to: POB 2044, Shelton, WA 98584. R9/2 NACs, HOME Health, Providence SoundHomeCare & Hospice is current- ly seeking supplemental Home Health NAC to work out of the Mason County office in Shelton. Requirements Include current WA State certification with a minimum of one year in an acute care, skilled nursing or rahab facility, a valid WA State Drivers License and an in- sured reliable vehicle. Excellent pays Qualified applicants can send resume to or apply at 3706 Griffin Lane Road NE, Olympia, WA 98501 or call (360) 459-8311 for an application and addi- tional information. EOE. P9/2 BABYSITTER NEEDED for two chil- dren. Morning and afternoon 3 to 4 days weekly. Nonsmoker, references, transportation a must. Angleside area, 427-5212. R9/2 HOOD CANAL School District No. 404, certified and classified substitutes needed. Hood Canal School District No. 404 is currently building a register for on-call substitutes for the 1999-2000 school year and is now accepting appli- cations for certificated teacher and classified positions (kitchen workers, playground assistants, secretarial and custodial). If you would like to be con- . stdered for substitute work, applica- tions are available in the district office at 111 North Highway 106, Shelton, WA 98584 or call (360) 877-5463 for more information. Washington State law now requires that any pemon newly hlred by a school district or educational service district must be fingerprinted for a state and national background check. Hood Canal School District No. 404 is an equal opportunity employer, and it shall be the policy of Hood Canal School Dis- trict No. 404 that no person shall be ex- cluded from employment on the basis of age, race, sex, creed, color or na- tional origin. $9/2 DENTAL ASSISTANT. Tired of the same old dentistry? And the same old pay? Excellent opportunity for experi- enced, motivated person to grow with our cosmetic, restorative practice. Su- perb salary, benefits, bonus. Call 426- 9711. B8/26-9/2 RADIO ANNOUNCER, KMAS needs to fill out our staff. Send tape and resume to: Program Director, KMAS, POB 760, Shelton, WA 98584. EOE. K8126-9/2 SOUTH PUGET Sound Community Col. legs hiring an Accountant Supervisor II in the business office. Minimum qualifi. cations include Bachelor's degree in accounting, business administration or related field. Equivalent educstion/ex- pedence in accounting will substitute for all minimum qualifications. Desirable qualifications include a commitment to a working environment that values di- versity; experience in Financial Man- agement System, governmental fund accounting and computer software pro- grams. An employment application and required supplemental examination can be obtained in the Human Resources Office, South Puget Sound Community College, 2011 Mottman Road SW, Olympia, WA 98512. Phone 754,771t ext, 360. Position closes 4:30 p.m., Tuesday, September 7, 1999. ANEOE. $8/26-9/2 LOCAL RECYCLING company seeking qualified recycling plant operator. Skilled in heavy equipment operation and knowledge of pumps and irrigation equipment desired. Paid holidays, va- cation, medical, and retirement. Send resume, Attn: Personnel, POB 982, Centralla, WA 98531. B8/26-9/16 PART-TIME HOUSEKEEPERS and gar- den maintenance person. Apply Mon- day-Thursday, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Blue Her- on Condos, 6520 E. SR 106, Union. B8/19-10/7 CHILDcARE IN my Union home, 1-2 children. 2-3 mornings weekly. Must be dependable and have references. Good pay/great kids. 898-2162. F8/19- 9/9 BE YOUR own boss. Local hair salon, semi-private room, $250 monthly. Must have own clientele. Must be responsi. ble, neat, tidy. 426-7733. H8/19-9/9 Thursday, September 2, 1999 - SheltomMason County Journal - Page 25 CLASSIFIED RATES .15 words or less - $5.00 II. multioae i.eertion I • 10 cents for each additional word over 15lade ' The Journal wild • Four insertions for the price of three I be responsible for I • Classified deadline-2 p.m. Tuesday I erroreinthefiret I • Classified display - 5 p.m. Mdnday I insertion only, I Phone 426-4412 to Place Ad WANTED GARAGE, YARDSALES AUCTIONS ,J! =,I/!N beds with box springs and 6-3013. $9/2 ESTANDING WOODSTOVE, Qua- •ire. Excellent COndit on $500 426 r, ...... golf car, complete, .+'/Ehul ATI_NG 8' dish, on,y 4 years  Scrambler 877-5452. D dryer, $150. Call 427- W9/2 as stoves, in- tank. Natural 482-5200. G9/2-23 queen vacuum, all sold, perfect con- 2,000, sell $800 never installed. 72x48 will take $300. 877- P.m. 19/2tfn Trainer (exercise Jick dial resistance. Paid JUSt used a few times. M9/2 Gateway Center. adults' clothing, Hours 11 $9/2 $700. 426-1609. C9/2 steel-belted, htly used, $30 each 6. A9/2 boxes - ward- packing materials. dar mill ends. U- Iling. We deliver, $65 Agate Road, 426- ;WAP MEETS Iregate stepping $8/26-9/2 SALE, Lake Cushman. Airstream, Brat, van. $59,500 PACKAGE. 32' Luhrs cabin cruiser, building site in gated communi- ty on Harstine Island, 40' moorage slip paid through 2017. All or nothing. 427- 8801. K7/29-8/19 DAHLIAS: WE grow the best. Taking orders on bulbs. Also cut flowers. 800 different varieties. Mike's Dahlias. 907 Valley Road, 426-9854. M8/26-9/16 PLANT SALE - up to 50% off. Septem- ber is a good month to plant perennials. Over 200 varieties from $1 to $3.50. Open Fridays, Saturdays, and Sun- days, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. or call for an appointment at 427-5930. Storybrook Gardens, 1881 E. Crestview Drive, Shelton, off of Agate Road, near Shorecrest. $8/26-9/30 MOUNTAIN BIKE, 26" Giant Rincon, Rock Shock, upgraded, quality compo- nents/park tool stand, $425. Whirlpool range, $100. 426-0459. H8/26-9/2 GRASS FED, grain finished, Angus beef. Approximately 250-300 Ib halves. $1.55 per pound, per half. $1.45 per pound per whole. Shop fees included. Slaughtering end of September. Call evenings, or leave message. 427- 6201. R8/19-9/9 METABOLIFE 356 T". For product call Dabble at 426-2136. Metabolife inde- pendent distributor, N4187100499. R8/19-9/9 LIGHT OAK, 40" round, drop-leaf table with 2 chairs. Excellent condition, $100 OBO, 427-1104. B9/2 REFRIGERATOR AND beams for sale. 426-1996. G9/2 INDIAN DESIGN sofa chair, $100. Little Tykes, toddler blue, teddy bed with mattress, $75. A Little Tykes outside slide, $25. 426-0135. A9/2 HAMBURGER, 501b boxes, $1.49 a pound. Call 426-2411. T9/18 ffn I STAINED GLASS windows, stepping stones, door inserts, suncatchers, boxes, lamps, custom designs, re- pairs, etc. Call Koleen, 426-0824 eve- nings after 6 p.m. and weekends for in- formation and estimates. W7/8ffn Call 6 p.m. only or any- SEPTIC DESIGNS and install - we try N8/19.9/9 harder for gravity - get our bid too. Lux I Design, 426-0820. LUXDE**033CJ. , II qualitya;dv loam / model MD-MST02 wire accessonv= and il ,+"00't'No00ocks:.oc.v / optical cable. Like new, $175, 432- " =1 LANhor,, ___I_. I 1423. D912 00I3SCAPIN G Fatten your Halle I1 000000:SC;ark : Lawns. Spr nkle with a Rd t , |j , Backh'oe-.ozer R OCK-W. "ALLS t ,,Bulkheads'*Wl ip raps ['Jl livetles Anywhere Ii| -''n HWEST I Coil the Journal office / , 0026c9922 J I at 426-4412 to place I _ Garage and Storage | -- I m | =o.=x. , m   Horse Stable with I I!11 +'" -"'"°°°1 GARAGE, YARD SALES 20'X24'X8' J/k'.. Two-Car Garage RENTAL 16'x7' Roll-Up Door lUality years of service to the Pacific Northwest with thousands builders in Meson County. at competitive pdces, any width, length or height required range of buildings... •Airplene hangers • Carports • • Warehouses • Horse arenas and stablss • and shops Lic. #TOZIEBI024PK 426-4373 or 426-2411 Rental how=: Mort-Sat 7-5, Sun 9-5 BUY OR consign one item or an entire estate. Serving the local area since 1963. References available, Lic. #193. Ken's Auction Service, 3707 Marvin Road NE, Olympia. 491-6804. K1/14tfn ANTICH AUCTION SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4TH 718 28TH HOQUIAM, WA AUCTION STARTS 10 A.M. • ANTIQUE & ESTATE s Two 40's pin ball machines (pay out), Coke machine (chest type -- embossed), Victorian wicker baby buggy, Gone With The Wind lamp, needle point chairs, oak and pine dressers, Oriental wool carpet 8x15, Victrola and Edison records, super cool child's desk, dbl child's desk, rockers, trunks, Grandmother's clock, neat lamps, tools, radios, tele- phones, Christmas stuff, light fix- tures, 6' loom, large glass float col- lection, dough boy, good costume jewelry, tables, chairs, mirrors, Empire drop front desk, photos, prints and pictures, Magic lantern, table top stereoscope, Johnson Bros china, good glassware, some depres- sion, some pottery, waterfall bed- room set, country primitives, qual- ity newer furniture: end tables, cof- fee and sofa tables, good estate items and wonderful smalls. PREVIEW 11-5 FRIDAY ANTICH AUCTION THE ULTIMATE RECYCLER lic# anticea562ms terms: cash, MC/Vsa 532-7438 eantich@seanet.com BUY, SELL, trade, Rodeo Drive-In swap meet, Sundays 8 a.m.-3 p.m., near Bremerton Airport. Information, 360-698-6031. R5/20ffn LADIES OF the Lake annual rummage sale, with proceeds going to Communi- ty Projects. Just south of Hoodsport Winery. Saturday only, September 4th, 9 a.m-5 p.m. Watch for signs. L9/2 COMMUNITY SALE at 21110 N. Hwy. 101, Sept. 3 & 4, 8 a.m-3 p.m. Come join us. Fishing, household appliances, old fashioned wood kitchen stove, col- lectibles from countries around the world. Also Winnebago, 27', Class A motorhome with new engine. F9/2 MOVING SALE. Furniture, appliances, misc., everything goes. 1681 Treasure Island Drive, Treasure Island. Satur- day, Sunday, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. (360) 275- 3720. M9/2 UNION SALE. Women's plus-size clothing, craft supplies and lots of mis- cellaneous. Friday-Saturday, 9 a.m.E. 9802 Hwy. 106, approximately 2 miles East of Alderbrook Inn. A9/2 ESTATE SALE. Labor Day weekend. Many items. Appliances, furniture, household, fixtures, knickknacks, At Rob's Excavating Storage #8, off Johns Prairie Road. 360-426-3904. 8 a.m.-3 p.m. W8/26-9/2 STREET SALE, Lake Cushman, Divi- sion 14. September 3-5, 9 a.m, Fishing gear, antiques and collectiblee. Furni- ture, books, clothes, housewares. 1981 Ford F150, 4x4, SuperCab. 19' Bayliner, Beanies, pellet stove, skis, and tools. Tons of miscellaneous. Fol- low signs from Hoodsport. T8/26-9/2 FRIDAY/SATURDAY, 9 a.m.-5 p.m.E. 141 Dunoon, Lake Limerick. Radial arm saw, work bench, table saw, wood chipper, and household goods. R9/2 SATURDAY, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Household items, furniture, tools, electric golf cart, winter coats and jackets, 2600 St. Andrews Drive, third entrance, Lake Limenck. O9/2 MOVING SALE. Chainsaw, boat and stuff, building materials. New window, fan, lights. Ladders, W/D, refrigerator, desk, file cabinets, furniture, tools. Saturday, Sunday, 80 E. Ballantrae, Lake Limerick. D9/2 MOVING SALE, Saturday only, 8 a.m.- 3 p.m. Some furniture, Wurlitzer organ, some ammunition and misc. household items. Everything must go. 141 Hawthorne Lane. D9/2 BIG SALE, Friday & Saturday, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Woodstove, hospital bed, win- dows, coUectibles, lots of miscellane- ous. More second day. 2040 E. High- land Road, Dayton. H9/2 YOU DON'T want to miss this ones Lots of miscellaneous. Saturday, 9 a.m.-? Skokomish Valley Rd, next to hatchery, off 101. See ya there! N9/2 SOMETHING FOR everyone! House- ware, clothes, Spinet piano, oak dining room set, large 4-section, lighted living room bookshelf/display center, Mig welder, Oxyacet torch set with tanks, futon, shotgun shell reloader with lots of supplies, large Skutt kiln, doll kiln, barbecue/smoker, antique picture frames, compact truck canopy and Delta tool box, G. Loomis fly rod, Warn winch, new 200 amp service, porcelain figurines, exercise equipment, nice mahogany stand-up desk, computer, 066 Stihl chainsaw, float-tube, lots of burls and much more. SE 710 Binns Swiger Loop (2 miles out Arcadia Road, 1/2 mile down Binns Swiger), 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 4th and 9 a.m-3 p.m. Sept. 5th. K9/2 SIX-FAMILY PLANT and garage sale. Cribs, playpens, school clothing, jack- ets. Clothes from newborn to xtra large. Jeans, jeans, jeans. Linens, pillows, sleeping bags, 24-ft. swimming pool, books, dolls, and lots of miscellane- ous. 1.2 miles from KFC up Pioneer Way to Lake Blvd to 1370 Cloquallum Road. Friday-Monday, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. B9/2 HUGE SALE! Garage and end of sea- son nursery plant sale - 15% off. All perennials, herbs, and flowering shrubs. Oriental rug, furniture, knick- knacks, clothes, baby stuff, kitchen items, and more. Friday-Sunday, 10 a.m-5 p.m. 710Dearborn, N9/2 GIGANTIC REMODEL sale. Saturday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Sunday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Mason Lake, Paradise Estates. 20 E. Shore Court. Appliances, $50 each. Furniture, building materials, mini- blinds, miscellaneous items. Make of- fers. All must gol Many free itemsl C9/2 4 FAMILY garage sale. Saturday, 10 a.m.-6 p.m. 917 Fairmount. Office equipment, Beanie Babies, washer and much more. O9/2 3 FAMILY garage sale. Lots of stuff, 314 Wyandotte. Friday & Saturday, 8 a.m.-4 p.m. A9/2 BEANIE BABIES, old and new. Bud- dies, teanie beanies, beanie cards, at- tic treasures plus furniture, clothes, household items and crafts. Saturday, 317 West H Street, 8 a.m.-5 p.m. No early birds please. A9/2 OLD FURNITURE, square dance clothes, many miscellaneous items. Friday-Saturday, 9 a.m.-4 p.m., off Trails End Road, follow signs to E. 151 Olympic Palisades Dnve, Belfair. $9/2 SATURDAY ONLY, 9 a.m.-2 p.m. 6" planer, stair stepper. Remodeled and cleared out so you can clean up. 80 Collier (Southside School). B9/2 SATURDAY, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Weather permitting. 2432 E. Brockdale Road. J9/2 HUGE SALEI Baby clothes, 2 for $1. Lots of other good stuff, too. Hwy. 3 to Krabbenhoft, then follow signs. Friday, Saturday, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. R9/2 GREAT VARIETY. Classic 1974 Super Beetle, bikes, dinghy, XXL men's clothing, household items, books, lots more. 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Saturday/Sunday, Sept. 4-5. South Shore, east of Twanoh Park, follow signs 'to Twanoh Tides Drive. W9/2 YARD SALE. Lake Limerick, Friday, Saturday, 9 a.m.-6 p.m. 2 families. Household items, tools, books, toys, lots of misc. 2371 E. St. Andrews Drive. $9/2 TOP RACK for front loading dishwash- er. Maytag BWC300 model 420629_88. Call 426-0824. W9/2 STUDENT NEEDS ride 6:45 a.m. week- days for ROTC Drill to Shelton High or WaI-Mart. Will pay. Please call 426- 3031. $9/2 CASH FOR large quantities of clean, dry moss. Wlll buy bales. 1.360-274- 8125, Castle Rock, WA. L9/2-23 YOUR VOTE in primary for Carolyn Kerr for Commissioner of Finance. K8/19- 9/9 BUYING OLD stuffi Spot cash paid: Old Books, Pocket Watches (running or not), Wind-up Clocks, Pocket knives, Padlocks, Diamonds (old cut, imperfects OK), Diamond jewelryl Sterling Silverl Gold in any form 10k, 14k, 18kl Not sure? We test gold, no charger Dental gold (teeth, caps, bridgework)! Raw gold (placer fines, nuggets)l interesting photographs WW2 & beforel Pre 1970 picture post- cardst Hens teetht Did toolst Red Wing Crockeryl Pottery, ceramics, Rook- wood, Hull, Van Briggle, many others. Green Fireking glassl Green depres- sion glasst Pre 1950 Men's wind-up wrist watches (running or not)l Flow Bluel OZ books, Billy Whiskem, Nancy Drewl Pre 1940 children's books. Coin collections1 U.S. silver dimes, quar- ters, halves, dollars dated 1964 or be- fore! Indian artifacts (baskets, blan- kets, beadwork, carvings)I Ink Pens, fountain pens, pen accessoriesl Pre 1945 pencils, mechanical or otherwisel Gas station memorabilia, old pump nozzles, oil jam, pro 1950 road mapsl Stamp collectionsl Railroad lanternsl Oriental collectibles, pictures, statu- aryl Old prints (lone wolf, end of trail, etc.) & framesl Bird cages and standsl Stuffed polemiclstsl Old Toys, sol- diers, trucks, planes, ship modelsl Nazi memorabilia. War souvenim of all kindst Antique gunst Remington, Winchester, Colt memorabilial Hand- made quiltsl Home featheml And much morel If it has character Dacha will buy it at the Coin Shop, Tuesday through Saturdayl Now at 112 W. Alder (next to Mickey's Deft). Phone 426-0304. C8/12-9/2 RN/LPN: Pediatric and adolescent home care shifts available. Part-time, full-time, competitive wage/benefits. New grads welcome. Call Avail Home Numing, 1-800-637-9998. A8/26-9/16 MEDICAL BILLING. Immediate open- ings FT/PT. No experience needed. Will train. Data entry for doctors. PC re- quired. Up to 50K per year, (888) 587- 2624 ext. 618. M8/19-9/9 MEMBER SERVICE Representatives. Peninsula Community Federal Credit Union is currently recruiting part-time Member Service Representatives (tellers) to join our service oriented team. If you have strong people skills and the proven ability to work with the public in a sales/service position, the Credit Union would like to hear from youl Cash handling and sales experi- ence also preferred. Submit resume to: PCFCU, PC Box 2150, Shelton, WA 98584. Attn: HR Dept. EOE. P9/2 LEGAL ASSISTANCE/Secretary, com- petitive salary, DOE. Mail resume to Joe Snyder, Attorney, PC Box 1338 Shelton, WA 98584. sg/2ffn EFrs LABOR-as-needed crew has a 30-401hour a week position. Excellent opportunity for someone who enjoys physical work and a vadety of tasks. Good ddving record required. Wages DOQ. Contact 426-0077. E8/26-9/2 HAIRSTYLISTS FOR busy TGF Hair- cutters Shelton salon. Great pay, medical/dental, 401K, vacation. Full or part time. (206) 232.8008 T8/26-9/16 Pr°vidence I S°°ndlt°meCarel and Hospice RN.DIALYSIS Exciting training opportunity for a RN with med/surg experience. St. Pe- ter Hospital is currently seeking a full time evening (3-11 p.m., no Sundays) RN to work in the Aberdeen Dialysis Unit. RN, BSN preferred. Previous nephrology/hemodialysis experience preferred but not required. Apply at or send resume to: Human Resources, 413 Lilly Rd. NE Olympia, WA 98506. Fax: 360/493-7442. www.providence.org/swsa 8/26-9/2 2t 'qt Providence I SoundHomcCar¢ I and Hospice RN EDUCATOR -- CAREGIVER TRAINING Providence SoundHomeCare & Hos- pice is currently seeking supplemen- tal RN educators to teach Caregiver Training. Requirements include grsdu. ate of an accredited school of nursing; must have one year of experience in an adult family home, boarding home, home health agency or similar setting and one year of experience in adult education and Current Wash. State RN license. Send or fax resume to PSHCH 3706 Griffin Ln. N.E. Oly, WA 98501 Fax (360) 493-4657 E.O.E. RECEPTIONIST 20 hours week, $6.18 hourly, 1-5 p.m., Monday-Friday. Pro- vide back-up reception, telephone cov- erage, filing, and other office support for social service agency in Shelton. Senior Employment Program: Must be 55 or over and low income. Call (360) 427-2225, ext. 10 for applications. Closes September 7, 1999. EOE. L9/2 FULL-TIME truck driver delivery. Must have Class A CDL. Apply at 7707 Mar- tin Way East, Olympia. Call 1-800-600- 6930 between 10:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. only. P9/2-9 HOUSEKEEPER FOR busy, working couple with two young children. Stan- dard housework and small household projects on regular basis. Approx- imately 20 hours monthly/once per week. Begin immediately. Strong refer- ences required, work experience pre- ferred. Call 426-0865. K9/2-9 PART-TIME PHYSICAL Therapy Aide. Apply at Belfair Physical Therapy, 23460 Highway 3. No phone calls. B9/2 MAJOR GREETING card company looking for retail merchandiser in Shel- ton, daylight hours. Please leave name, number and brief qualifications to 1-800-373-3636 ext. 92619. V9/2 ACCOUNTANT - LACEY location. 10 yearn minimum experience, full charge financial reporting responsibility. Com- puter literate, 300 emp., P/R with ADP, office management experience. Salary DOQ. References required. Send re- sume to Blind Box 583, c/o The Jour- nal, PC Box 430, Shelton, WA 98584. 912-9 CAREGIVER TO relieve regular worker occasionally. Running errands and housecleaning, WSDL required. Call Mary, 427-4249. L8/26-9/16 ADOPT-A-PET KENNELS are in need of volunteer help. From 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., 1 day a week. But, these hours can be adjusted. Your help would be greatly appreciated, please call 426-2610 or our new web site at www.aap-wa.org for more details. A4/30ffn SOUTH PUGET Sound Community Col- lege creating part-time Sociology In- structor pool; $394.57/lecture credit. Masters degree in Sociology or related field required. Interested individuals must submit college application and re- sume to the Human Resources Office, South Puget Sound Community Col- lege, 2011 Mottman Road SW, Olym- pia, WA 98512, (360) 754-7711 ext. 360. Applications and resumes must be received by 11:30 a.m., Friday, Sep- tember 10, 1999. ANEOE. $9/2 FACILITY/G ROUNDS Manager 10 to 15 hours per week for retreat center. Re- quires fix-it skills and ability to recruit, train and supervise volunteers. Send resume to Harmony Hill, 7362 E. Hwy. 106, Union, WA 98592. H9/2-9 +_ DETENTION OFFICERS for Mason County Juvenile Detention Center. Full- time, $1,966 to $2,3901mo. Responsi- ble for supervision, care, custody, & transportation of detained juveniles. Minimum qualifications: 2 ym of college and exp. working with at.risk youth or 2 yrs working with at-risk youth and high school grad or GED. Possess a valid WSDL with good ddving record. Candi- dates are subject to polygraph test, complete background check, & must obtain a food handler's permit prior to employment. Application required & available at Mason County Human Re- sources, 411 N Fifth St, Shelton, WA 98584 or call (360) 427-7265. Closes 9/15/99 at 5 p.m. M9/2 THE HIAWATHA Corporation is hiring temporary truck drivers for production season, 40 plus hours weekly. Must have CDL. Quality Control workers needed for production season. Prior experience preferred. Team worker. 40 plus hours weekly. Bring resume. Apply in person, 681 E. Johns Prairie Rd., Shelton, WA 98584. H9/2-23 WASHINGTON CORRECTIONS Center in Shelton, WA has immediate openings for experienced RNs and LPNs for tem- porary and on-call (intermittent) posi- tions. Send a stats application to: WCC Human Resource, PC Box 900, Shel- ton, WA 98584. W9/2-9 ACCOUNTING CLERK, full-time posi- tion. AR, AP, PR experience required. Call EFI, 426-0077. E9/2 NEEDS DISTRIBUTORS TO HELP WITH THE DISTRIBUTION OF THE NEW SHELTON TELE- PHONE BOOKS We are looking for people who are at least 18 years or older, have a valid drivers license and proof of insurance to deliver. Please Contact: 1-800-275.1621 Hon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-4 p.m. n. EXCEPTIONAL FORESTERS, Inc., Shelton Valley Group Home has a live- in/sleep over position available. Room and board in lieu o! wages. Contact Dani or Tracy at 426-3578. E9/2-9 EXCEPTIONAL FORESTERS, Inc., Shelton Valley Group Home has a weekend living skills instructor position and a part-time Activity/Transportation position available. $6.50 an hour. Con- tact Dani or Tracy at 426-3578. E9/2-9 GROWING COMPANY in Shelton has an opening for new office position, 3/4 time with possibility of full-time. Data entry skills required. Opportunity for advancement. 9:30 a.m.-4 p.m. Mon- day-Friday. Please send resume to: POB 2044, Shelton, WA 98584. R9/2 NACs, HOME Health, Providence SoundHomeCare & Hospice is current- ly seeking supplemental Home Health NAC to work out of the Mason County office in Shelton. Requirements Include current WA State certification with a minimum of one year in an acute care, skilled nursing or rahab facility, a valid WA State Drivers License and an in- sured reliable vehicle. Excellent pays Qualified applicants can send resume to or apply at 3706 Griffin Lane Road NE, Olympia, WA 98501 or call (360) 459-8311 for an application and addi- tional information. EOE. P9/2 BABYSITTER NEEDED for two chil- dren. Morning and afternoon 3 to 4 days weekly. Nonsmoker, references, transportation a must. Angleside area, 427-5212. R9/2 HOOD CANAL School District No. 404, certified and classified substitutes needed. Hood Canal School District No. 404 is currently building a register for on-call substitutes for the 1999-2000 school year and is now accepting appli- cations for certificated teacher and classified positions (kitchen workers, playground assistants, secretarial and custodial). If you would like to be con- . stdered for substitute work, applica- tions are available in the district office at 111 North Highway 106, Shelton, WA 98584 or call (360) 877-5463 for more information. Washington State law now requires that any pemon newly hlred by a school district or educational service district must be fingerprinted for a state and national background check. Hood Canal School District No. 404 is an equal opportunity employer, and it shall be the policy of Hood Canal School Dis- trict No. 404 that no person shall be ex- cluded from employment on the basis of age, race, sex, creed, color or na- tional origin. $9/2 DENTAL ASSISTANT. Tired of the same old dentistry? And the same old pay? Excellent opportunity for experi- enced, motivated person to grow with our cosmetic, restorative practice. Su- perb salary, benefits, bonus. Call 426- 9711. B8/26-9/2 RADIO ANNOUNCER, KMAS needs to fill out our staff. Send tape and resume to: Program Director, KMAS, POB 760, Shelton, WA 98584. EOE. K8126-9/2 SOUTH PUGET Sound Community Col. legs hiring an Accountant Supervisor II in the business office. Minimum qualifi. cations include Bachelor's degree in accounting, business administration or related field. Equivalent educstion/ex- pedence in accounting will substitute for all minimum qualifications. Desirable qualifications include a commitment to a working environment that values di- versity; experience in Financial Man- agement System, governmental fund accounting and computer software pro- grams. An employment application and required supplemental examination can be obtained in the Human Resources Office, South Puget Sound Community College, 2011 Mottman Road SW, Olympia, WA 98512. Phone 754,771t ext, 360. Position closes 4:30 p.m., Tuesday, September 7, 1999. ANEOE. $8/26-9/2 LOCAL RECYCLING company seeking qualified recycling plant operator. Skilled in heavy equipment operation and knowledge of pumps and irrigation equipment desired. Paid holidays, va- cation, medical, and retirement. Send resume, Attn: Personnel, POB 982, Centralla, WA 98531. B8/26-9/16 PART-TIME HOUSEKEEPERS and gar- den maintenance person. Apply Mon- day-Thursday, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Blue Her- on Condos, 6520 E. SR 106, Union. B8/19-10/7 CHILDcARE IN my Union home, 1-2 children. 2-3 mornings weekly. Must be dependable and have references. Good pay/great kids. 898-2162. F8/19- 9/9 BE YOUR own boss. Local hair salon, semi-private room, $250 monthly. Must have own clientele. Must be responsi. ble, neat, tidy. 426-7733. H8/19-9/9 Thursday, September 2, 1999 - SheltomMason County Journal - Page 25