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Driver alert: Head Start starts
area drivers are reminded to
two small school buses that
g youngsters to and
0n County Head Start. The
program started its new school year
Monday. Dawn Erickson and her
daughter Ashely, age 4, pose beside one
of the Head Start buses.
City's Crime Watch program
is seeking vigilant volunteers
Summer vacations may be just
coming to an end, but the Shelton
Police Department is looking
ahead to the snowbird season and
issuing a call for volunteers for its
Crime Watch home patrol.
Crime Watch service is provid-
ed by community-minded volun-
teers who patrol homes whose
owners are on vacation.
The volunteers, explained a
spoke,person for the Shelton Po-
lice Department, do the rounds in
a specially marked vehicle the
city provides. They go to each
MMK board
meeting is set
for Monday
A regular meeting of the Mary
M. Knight School Board will be
held at 7:30 p.m. Monday, Sep-
tember 27, in the social-studies
portable at the school.
The meeting is open to the
public.
house on their vacation list,
checking outside doors and win-
dows, looking in to see that noth-
ing is disturbed from the last
time they checked the residence.
By making the patrol rounds,
they relieve regular police officers
for more pressing duties. "They
assist the police officers with
their eyes," commented Lynn
Boothe of the SPD, "and by join-
ing forces, free up the officers to
be at the disposal of citizens and
to answer more urgent calls.
"This service is especially im-
portant for our local 'snowbirds'
who travel south in search of
sunshine and warmth during our
colder months in the Northwest."
Anyone interested in helping to
provide the free service is asked
to come to the lobby of the police
department and fill out the Crime
Watch papers. Those with ques-
tions can call the Shelton Police
Department during regular busi-
ness hours at 426-4441.
We deliver EATING IL
COMPARE OUR W PRICES!
We carry kerosene.
UNOC.AL@
Located at Sanderson
Industrial Park
427-8084
bonanza
next week
are in the ascendant
With a double shot of
Thrift Store, which
General Has-
will hold its an-
Book Fair from i0
Friday through
1 through Octo-
store at the comer of
ad in Shelton.
of new books, rare
editions, hardback
books, children's
'ence works, cook-
books, military
works will
for one weekend only.
of collectible records
on sale, and addition-
al bargains will be featured
throughout the store.
Funds from the thrift store
benefit the hospital. Last year the
book sale raised nearly $5,000 for
the purchase of medical equip-
ment. More information is avail-
able at Treasures; the phone
number is 427-3858.
Meanwhile, Friends of the Wil-
liam G. Reed Library will host the
group's annual OysterFest Book
Sale at the popular seafood festi-
val at the Mason County Fair-
grounds.
Books of all sorts on all sub-
jects will be available at the
event, proceeds from which are
used for scholarships, programs
and equipment for the local li-
brary.
stry group
ors Gorman
was named re-
Washington Agri-
Education
Bledsoe Leader-
Award.
COrporate forester for
Company,
for his lifelong
he forestry indus-
cndy Blackmer,
the foundation,
issued Sep-
;me to Shelton in
Schmidt retired,
resources
Shelton in 1996
moved its cor-
headquar-
glven in the
Bledsoe,
State Director
Speaker of the
legislature and
John German
eadership accom-
Blackmer, are
in-
)wners on
Commissions in-
Commission on
for
Forest Trust
Sustain-
and the Wash-
er Oversight
as ent of
Protection
on the boards of
the Washington Agriculture and
Forestry Education Foundation,
of which he is a past chairman,
and the Center for International
Trade in Forest Products.
"John is very committed to the
continued education of our future
natural-resource industry
leaders," Blackmer said, noting
that German has been a seminar
coordinator for the foundation's
forestry seminar since he came
into the leadership program as a
member of its eighth class. The
program graduated its 20th class
in May.
ADVANCED HEATING
AND COOLING, INC.
:' 'Your comfort is our business!"
eSidential and Small Commercial
'k. k.INSTALLATION
't. Free Estimates • Radio Dispatched
"'"q ...... F "Fact°w Trained Tech nician
ll0- ' as r.,lecmc urnaces -- - "me--en- "
. '. ,line . . • z4 Hour a c cy ervlce
],, • Electnc Air Cleaners Qerir
.... • ",,rK . Systems Design/Duct Work a'" r- Yw_rvic,
• . ,..aintenance & ......
anclng Available
,: I881&9335
,42@1255
Paid Advcrtisemem
AUTOMOTIVE INSIDER
24-25-26
1999 ' "An advertising supplement designed to give every consumer the 'Inside Scoop'
regarding the very best automotive opportunities in the marketplace today."
GATES OPEN AT IPM
FRIDAY, 10AM SATURDAY
& SUNDAY AND WILL NOT
CLOSE TILL THE lASt
CUSIDMER SAVESI
THE UNDISPUTED CHAMPION OF ALL AUTOMOTIVE SALES EVENTS PUTS THE TITLE ON THE LINE AT THE
CAPITAL AUTO MALL AND FOUR OTHER PUGET SOUND LOCATIONS THIS FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
OLYMPIA. WA.
Have you ever noticed that the biggest
events of the year happen at the end of
the season? In football, the a)llege Ix)wl
games come at the end of the regular
season. In the NFL. the suDerbowl
ftdh,ws the playoITs ... st, does toe world
series in baseball ...the NBA finals in
basketball ...and in boxing the feature
bout of the night is always last and it's
called "The Main Event". At the
beginning of these events a very famous
phrase is often heard ....
"Let's Get Ready To Rumble"
When you see Michael Bulfer electrify
a world wide audience, you know
something very exciting is about to
haPrls" Friday. Saturday. and Sunday
the undisputed champion of the
automotive sales event is going on at
five huge Puget Sound locations ... and
Michel Buffer can again be heard all
over the radio and TV.
It's the automotive sales equivalent
to all of the aforementioned events.
It's "The Main Event"
MICHAEL BUFFER
"lt'z Get R#ady To Rumble"®
"When Michael Buffer is involved
you know it's a major event."
-- Evens Producer Mike Conley
This Friday. Saturday. and Sunday. nearly
70(10 vehicles willbe on display and
knockout sale priced at these lave Puget
Sound h, cations (North to South).
I-S Auto World - Burlington
Everett Mall - Everett
Kltsnp Mall - Sllverdale
Cheney Stadium - Tacoma
Capital Auto Mall - Wt Olympia
The Capital Autn Mall in West
Olympia is the largest auto mall in the
Nortbwest and yet still ,,fiefs a be.autilul,
relaxed park like setting to shop.
A
total of 24 new vehicle
manufacturers are represented at the
Capital Auto Mall with over 3000
vehicles on display every day. Acc(wding
.................. ' "'At A Glance'"
Event : " The MAIN EVENT rM',
Dys : Friday, Saturday and Sunday
i A o II st • and
Dates : September 24. 25, 26. 1999
} (:> tl rl. ; :L Friday IPM - 10PM,
Satorday 10AM .. 10PM
8= Sunday 10AM -- 7PM
It,:)vv,ve t:lte 9at,:,, will not clost,, ttwitil the= M,,I customer saves
..... Visit our.web site atwwW,pitalautomallacom
to Alicia Nelson. Executive Manager of
the Capital Auto Mall. the total inventory
has never been better than rigl,t onw!
The Capital Auto mall oow offers a
Texaco station and convenience store
that is the "Coolest on the Planet"...
featuring A&W f(xl ,uervice and Peppy's
Espresso Care, and [hi,re. Stop by lor a
"lill up" -. for your vehicle or your belly
Ynu ca,, visit the Capital Auto Mall web
site @ www.eapitahtutlnnall.cnm ,
"Make no mistake alut it. this is a
competitive envir(lnlnent for the
participating dealerships." "lltis is whal
makes lifts event snch It customer fiuscd
evenl. When a group of dealerships . L
In this case over 40 de
• , alerships bring
their linch, mventory together m,tl display
hem against each other "l'he best prices
win! ]'his I't,ices d,,wn the prices."
Explained event producer Mike Conley.
"See:redly, when hx:al, regional, and
national lending institutions _ includir
second chance linancing orgmliz.atiuna,
are all repsesented at one place, at one
time. they I'K'.eorrle a.s competitive as the
dcaletshlps. The IIIOSI ct)snpetitive rates
in the irlarkel place is the result. Plus,
the custolner "apptaval" l'a'c,lage gUtS
way up! Ahnost everybody get's
approved for financing (with proot of
steady employrm / income I residence
and ou.,difvmi down)• Ctmtinucd C, mley.
in add,,ion, your trade w, II never bc
worth more than Ibis weekend at "The
Main Event". Roughly bale t)l at|
automotive i ransa/cllOns InChld t, u'ade
These dealerships shunt be aggressive
with trade-in allowances. Aglla Ihc
customer wilts! [I dt)esn'l Inalter hOW
much is owed fir wl,t t:olldition the trade
is to. The dealerships will pay ,,ff the
loan balallCe of the trade tt the end of
the tnmsacti,,n," said C,mley
Finally, perhaps the IiggeSt reason to
attend this event IS because it's FUN!
"The Main I.:.vent" has all the same
atmosphere .utd cxcitcncltt 01" a nlalOf
spttrliniY , CVtOt It". an clc:ltllyiltg It:cling
t,, M" tlli,usands d vchit lea dl sale i,si¢cd
iuld lluudleds el pet)pie ins.king great
deals• There's great food, Inusse. and
it)ore. It's a whole lot O| ILJN? CondudrAJ
Conley•
The hears are:
Frldly, Sept. 24, Ipm-10pm
Saturday, Sept. 25, 10am-10pn,
Sunday, Sept. 2, lOans- 7pro
IIowever the gates will not close until
the last 'ustillller suves!
Free Parking. l.'rt Adolission
Call the Automotive insider lie,line
for ntore Information.
1-877-996-AUTO
2.4 houra a day
I:-5 AUTO
BGTON
EWERETU MALL
EVERETr
KITSAP MAIA00
SILVEBDALE
Sq00ADIUM:
TACOMA
CAPITAL AUTO MALL
OLYMPIA
i];!::.::/< : m::; :¸ 4, ¸ :: />: ::: .
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Thursday, September 23, 1999 - Shelton-Mason County Joumal- Page 25
Driver alert: Head Start starts
area drivers are reminded to
two small school buses that
g youngsters to and
0n County Head Start. The
program started its new school year
Monday. Dawn Erickson and her
daughter Ashely, age 4, pose beside one
of the Head Start buses.
City's Crime Watch program
is seeking vigilant volunteers
Summer vacations may be just
coming to an end, but the Shelton
Police Department is looking
ahead to the snowbird season and
issuing a call for volunteers for its
Crime Watch home patrol.
Crime Watch service is provid-
ed by community-minded volun-
teers who patrol homes whose
owners are on vacation.
The volunteers, explained a
spoke,person for the Shelton Po-
lice Department, do the rounds in
a specially marked vehicle the
city provides. They go to each
MMK board
meeting is set
for Monday
A regular meeting of the Mary
M. Knight School Board will be
held at 7:30 p.m. Monday, Sep-
tember 27, in the social-studies
portable at the school.
The meeting is open to the
public.
house on their vacation list,
checking outside doors and win-
dows, looking in to see that noth-
ing is disturbed from the last
time they checked the residence.
By making the patrol rounds,
they relieve regular police officers
for more pressing duties. "They
assist the police officers with
their eyes," commented Lynn
Boothe of the SPD, "and by join-
ing forces, free up the officers to
be at the disposal of citizens and
to answer more urgent calls.
"This service is especially im-
portant for our local 'snowbirds'
who travel south in search of
sunshine and warmth during our
colder months in the Northwest."
Anyone interested in helping to
provide the free service is asked
to come to the lobby of the police
department and fill out the Crime
Watch papers. Those with ques-
tions can call the Shelton Police
Department during regular busi-
ness hours at 426-4441.
We deliver EATING IL
COMPARE OUR W PRICES!
We carry kerosene.
UNOC.AL@
Located at Sanderson
Industrial Park
427-8084
bonanza
next week
are in the ascendant
With a double shot of
Thrift Store, which
General Has-
will hold its an-
Book Fair from i0
Friday through
1 through Octo-
store at the comer of
ad in Shelton.
of new books, rare
editions, hardback
books, children's
'ence works, cook-
books, military
works will
for one weekend only.
of collectible records
on sale, and addition-
al bargains will be featured
throughout the store.
Funds from the thrift store
benefit the hospital. Last year the
book sale raised nearly $5,000 for
the purchase of medical equip-
ment. More information is avail-
able at Treasures; the phone
number is 427-3858.
Meanwhile, Friends of the Wil-
liam G. Reed Library will host the
group's annual OysterFest Book
Sale at the popular seafood festi-
val at the Mason County Fair-
grounds.
Books of all sorts on all sub-
jects will be available at the
event, proceeds from which are
used for scholarships, programs
and equipment for the local li-
brary.
stry group
ors Gorman
was named re-
Washington Agri-
Education
Bledsoe Leader-
Award.
COrporate forester for
Company,
for his lifelong
he forestry indus-
cndy Blackmer,
the foundation,
issued Sep-
;me to Shelton in
Schmidt retired,
resources
Shelton in 1996
moved its cor-
headquar-
glven in the
Bledsoe,
State Director
Speaker of the
legislature and
John German
eadership accom-
Blackmer, are
in-
)wners on
Commissions in-
Commission on
for
Forest Trust
Sustain-
and the Wash-
er Oversight
as ent of
Protection
on the boards of
the Washington Agriculture and
Forestry Education Foundation,
of which he is a past chairman,
and the Center for International
Trade in Forest Products.
"John is very committed to the
continued education of our future
natural-resource industry
leaders," Blackmer said, noting
that German has been a seminar
coordinator for the foundation's
forestry seminar since he came
into the leadership program as a
member of its eighth class. The
program graduated its 20th class
in May.
ADVANCED HEATING
AND COOLING, INC.
:' 'Your comfort is our business!"
eSidential and Small Commercial
'k. k.INSTALLATION
't. Free Estimates • Radio Dispatched
"'"q ...... F "Fact°w Trained Technician
ll0- ' as r.,lecmc urnaces -- - "me--en- "
. '. ,line . . • z4 Hour a c cy ervlce
],, •Electnc Air Cleaners Qerir
.... • ",,rK . Systems Design/Duct Work a'" r- Yw_rvic,
• . ,..aintenance & ......
anclng Available
,: I881&9335
,42@1255
Paid Advcrtisemem
AUTOMOTIVE INSIDER
24-25-26
1999 ' "An advertising supplement designed to give every consumer the 'Inside Scoop'
regarding the very best automotive opportunities in the marketplace today."
GATES OPEN AT IPM
FRIDAY, 10AM SATURDAY
& SUNDAY AND WILL NOT
CLOSE TILL THE lASt
CUSIDMER SAVESI
THE UNDISPUTED CHAMPION OF ALL AUTOMOTIVE SALES EVENTS PUTS THE TITLE ON THE LINE AT THE
CAPITAL AUTO MALL AND FOUR OTHER PUGET SOUND LOCATIONS THIS FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
OLYMPIA. WA.
Have you ever noticed that the biggest
events of the year happen at the end of
the season? In football, the a)llege Ix)wl
games come at the end of the regular
season. In the NFL. the suDerbowl
ftdh,ws the playoITs ... st, does toe world
series in baseball ...the NBA finals in
basketball ...and in boxing the feature
bout of the night is always last and it's
called "The Main Event". At the
beginning of these events a very famous
phrase is often heard ....
"Let's Get Ready To Rumble"
When you see Michael Bulfer electrify
a world wide audience, you know
something very exciting is about to
haPrls" Friday. Saturday. and Sunday
the undisputed champion of the
automotive sales event is going on at
five huge Puget Sound locations ... and
Michel Buffer can again be heard all
over the radio and TV.
It's the automotive sales equivalent
to all of the aforementioned events.
It's "The Main Event"
MICHAEL BUFFER
"lt'z Get R#ady To Rumble"®
"When Michael Buffer is involved
you know it's a major event."
-- Evens Producer Mike Conley
This Friday. Saturday. and Sunday. nearly
70(10 vehicles willbe on display and
knockout sale priced at these lave Puget
Sound h, cations (North to South).
I-S Auto World - Burlington
Everett Mall - Everett
Kltsnp Mall - Sllverdale
Cheney Stadium - Tacoma
Capital Auto Mall - Wt Olympia
The Capital Autn Mall in West
Olympia is the largest auto mall in the
Nortbwest and yet still ,,fiefs a be.autilul,
relaxed park like setting to shop.
A
total of 24 new vehicle
manufacturers are represented at the
Capital Auto Mall with over 3000
vehicles on display every day. Acc(wding
.................. ' "'At A Glance'"
Event : " The MAIN EVENT rM',
Dys : Friday, Saturday and Sunday
i A o II st • and
Dates : September 24. 25, 26. 1999
} (:> tl rl. ; :L Friday IPM - 10PM,
Satorday 10AM .. 10PM
8= Sunday 10AM -- 7PM
It,:)vv,ve t:lte 9at,:,, will not clost,, ttwitil the= M,,I customer saves
..... Visit our.web site atwwW,pitalautomallacom
to Alicia Nelson. Executive Manager of
the Capital Auto Mall. the total inventory
has never been better than rigl,t onw!
The Capital Auto mall oow offers a
Texaco station and convenience store
that is the "Coolest on the Planet"...
featuring A&W f(xl ,uervice and Peppy's
Espresso Care, and [hi,re. Stop by lor a
"lill up" -. for your vehicle or your belly
Ynu ca,, visit the Capital Auto Mall web
site @ www.eapitahtutlnnall.cnm ,
"Make no mistake alut it. this is a
competitive envir(lnlnent for the
participating dealerships." "lltis is whal
makes lifts event snch It customer fiuscd
evenl. When a group of dealerships . L
In this case over 40 de
• , alerships bring
their linch, mventory together m,tl display
hem against each other "l'he best prices
win! ]'his I't,ices d,,wn the prices."
Explained event producer Mike Conley.
"See:redly, when hx:al, regional, and
national lending institutions _ includir
second chance linancing orgmliz.atiuna,
are all repsesented at one place, at one
time. they I'K'.eorrle a.s competitive as the
dcaletshlps. The IIIOSI ct)snpetitive rates
in the irlarkel place is the result. Plus,
the custolner "apptaval" l'a'c,lage gUtS
way up! Ahnost everybody get's
approved for financing (with proot of
steady employrm / income I residence
and ou.,difvmi down)• Ctmtinucd C, mley.
in add,,ion, your trade w, II never bc
worth more than Ibis weekend at "The
Main Event". Roughly bale t)l at|
automotive i ransa/cllOns InChld t, u'ade
These dealerships shunt be aggressive
with trade-in allowances. Aglla Ihc
customer wilts! [I dt)esn'l Inalter hOW
much is owed fir wl,t t:olldition the trade
is to. The dealerships will pay ,,ff the
loan balallCe of the trade tt the end of
the tnmsacti,,n," said C,mley
Finally, perhaps the IiggeSt reason to
attend this event IS because it's FUN!
"The Main I.:.vent" has all the same
atmosphere .utd cxcitcncltt 01" a nlalOf
spttrliniY , CVtOt It". an clc:ltllyiltg It:cling
t,, M" tlli,usands d vchit lea dl sale i,si¢cd
iuld lluudleds el pet)pie ins.king great
deals• There's great food, Inusse. and
it)ore. It's a whole lot O| ILJN? CondudrAJ
Conley•
The hears are:
Frldly, Sept. 24, Ipm-10pm
Saturday, Sept. 25, 10am-10pn,
Sunday, Sept. 2, lOans- 7pro
IIowever the gates will not close until
the last 'ustillller suves!
Free Parking. l.'rt Adolission
Call the Automotive insider lie,line
for ntore Information.
1-877-996-AUTO
2.4 houra a day
I:-5 AUTO
BGTON
EWERETU MALL
EVERETr
KITSAP MAIA00
SILVEBDALE
Sq00ADIUM:
TACOMA
CAPITAL AUTO MALL
OLYMPIA
i];!::.::/< : m::; :¸ 4, ¸ :: />: ::: .
:i:iii ii! ii!::ii!!i!i! i!:!i:iiii:iiiiiiii!:!iiiii!!iiiiii! .!::I: ii ;!&;i:!!i!:!
Thursday, September 23, 1999 - Shelton-Mason County Joumal- Page 25