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00eaaers" 00ournal:
Simple way to support youth
tmditor, The Journal: One SIMPLE way for us to cess, and our students and their
I have served as a building ad- ensure that we can continue of: families will be the winners. If
nistrator in the Shelton School
trict for the last five years and
:v m currentl princi al of CHOICE
..... Y_ P
rdrnative High School. During
ia at time I have observed many
1
_,;FRY excellent nrorams and activ-
LU bali e , .,.- o
,reS n place that have certainly
::enelited our students in so many
u"tays.
It is ray sincere hope that we as
fering outstanding programs and
activities in the future to the
students in our community is to
support the "SIMPLE majority"
measure, Engrossed House Joint
Resolution 4204, appearing soon
in the November 6 all-mail elec-
tion.
SIMPLY put, support our com-
munity youth in a great way by
approving this constitutional
amendment measure. If this mea-
sure passes, then all students
will enjoy a significant increase
in opportunities for student suc-
the measure fails, however, tre-
mendous opportunities for our
students unfortunately will be cut
back or eliminated.
Let's pull together on this
and SIMPLY agree to support
EHJR 4204. We all want the
best opportunities for the youth
in our communities. Please join
me in helping to provide that
for our youth by voting "yes" for
the SIMPLE majority measure
EHJR 4204!
Gordy Hansen
Shelton
00Kids had wonderful attitude
Leditor, The Journal:
re" Kudos to Shelton High School
va'udents for their interest, respect
Lll hd participation in an event fea-
anring classic cars from Yesteryear
t r Club.
ap!
We are members of the club,
which provided cars for the SHS
Homecoming event on Friday,
September 28. If the students car-
ry this mindset through what is
ahead in their lives, they will do
well and go far.
We really enjoyed the day with
all of them. It was great. We are
grateful that the kids invited us.
Charlie and Terry Holman
Shelton
of kindness was whopper
kr
Ztor, The Journal: chased my son's and my break- It made my day! I will in return
perform my own act of random
kindness and thus possibly make
someone else's day.
Sheri Staley
Pickering
, When arriving at the pickup
,andow at the Burger King drive-
rough Saturday morning, I was
o. "te SUrprised to find that the
eVer in front of me had pur-
, t
fast. I wanted to express my ap-
preciation to this mystery person
who made me recall the bumper
sticker, "Practice Random Acts of
Kindness."
:0000on't shave future prosperity
kilter, The Journal:
[eI Would like to urge my fellow
._t
an_ters to approve in the upcoming
hllot, the constitutional amend-
lems. However, if our children are
placed on the "back burner" and/or
expected to make due with less,
we put their future as well as our
own into needless neglect.
We can choose to soothe a cur-
rent discomfort, or we can put our
resources and dollars into our fu-
ture and educate our children to
handle well those difficult future
problems that will affect us all.
I believe fully that if we shave
tent request Engrossed House
hints__ Resolution 4204.
b, as many may have read, EHJR
would amend the Washing-
arn State Constitution concern-
ng the supermajority approval
netquirement of 60 percent and the
he Percent validation requirement
cent election validation require-
ment is removed.
Please remember that this would
not apply to bond elections. EHJR
4204 will be on the November 6
ballot. There is more information
and details on the Web site: www.
simplybetterschools.org.
With the extreme exception of
emergency services, our children
should be our most important
concern as well as our major in-
ty.sed on a previous election. The vestment. Many problems in the and shave funds that should go
Se’°Posal to the voters is that the operating of our cities, counties, to schools, we are shaving our fu-
hlpermajority is amended to a states and country arise, and we ture's prosperity.
mntPle majority of voters (50 per- can often be tempted to push our Richard D. Emele Jr.
y" plus one vote) and the 40 per- tax dollars and time at those prob- Capitol Hill
,ng"
00ets example for leadership
members to give our children the
best education possible. Please
vote for Bob Sund.
Jack Janda
Hoodsport
'a flitor, The Journak
oo!The citizens of Hood Canal
thool District have the opportuni-
art to elect an experienced educator
ak their school board. Bob Sund has
!ent his life serving his communi-
as a teacher, coach and principal
of schools within our state.
Bob Sund sets the example for
community leadership by serving
within the Hood Canal Kiwanis
(whose primary purpose is to help
children). Bob's only agenda is to
work with the other school board
:.rotal dedication
i
to: t°r, The.Journal:
s n November, I will be starting
tsiY Seventh year on the Shelton
hShool District Board of Directors.
d those years, I have served with
" P different directors, and for four
o. th°se years, I have served with
e McCausland.
o i Se McCausland is always the
A:tsto 0 step up to the task, ask
w- "ns and in general work
ot4t ,rd. She takes her service on the
school board very seriously and
with total dedication. Our children
come first with Sue!
Sue has my vote for director of
Director District 1 of the Shelton
School District. I urge you to give
her your vote also. She IS the best
candidate.
Holly Sharpe, vice chair
Shelton School Board
Director District 3
Shelton
What did Gandhi's de-
tractors say about him?
"He's a real work of peace."
IF IT'S
OCTOBER,
IT MUST
BE FALL!
00ALL MUMS OR 5.OO off
ASTERS
1 Gal.
136
Your Choice
J00cks00rkins"
%_
ALL POTTED
ROSES
LITTLE CHIEF
SMOKER
Includes 2#
bag chips
Recipe book
Front load
25460
79.99
LITTLE CHIEF
SMOKER CHIPS
Alder, Apple, 8061897
Cherry, Hickory 4e29
LIVESTOCK
BLEND
07826500
WOODSTOVE
"CFM HOME PRODUCTS"
WOOD BURNING STOVE
Heats up to 1000 Sq. Ft.
18" log capacity
Cast iron door w/ceramic
glass
Leg base design
EPA approved
Heavy plate steel
4168654
SUPER
WINTERIZER
For healthy turf in fall and spring
5,000 sq. ft.
7034176
9,,99
r LEAF RAKES "
24" poly leaf rake,
48" handle, 26 tines
72877
(PARABOLIC HALOGEN HEATER
20-1/T tall x 17" wide
800W
8,000 units
Oscillating
Adjustable tilting head
Far infrared heating technology
Halogen tube heats the room without
burning the oxygen in the air
Honeycomb reflection plate spreads
heat in 6 different angles
Overheat protection shut-off
3 hour shut-off timer
,, 54.99
PELLETS
Clean burn
Premium
pellet
Low ash/hi
BTU output
Manufac-
tured by
Manke
Lumber
Co. "our
hometown
boys"
6107080
Hardware
A,NK First & Mill, Shelton
426-4373 or 426-2411
Monday-Saturday 7:30-6:00
Sunday 8:30-5:30
209.00/ton I IZ
Thursday, October 4, 2007 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Page 5
00eaaers" 00ournal:
Simple way to support youth
tmditor, The Journal: One SIMPLE way for us to cess, and our students and their
I have served as a building ad- ensure that we can continue of: families will be the winners. If
nistrator in the Shelton School
trict for the last five years and
:v m currentl princi al of CHOICE
..... Y_ P
rdrnative High School. During
ia at time I have observed many
1
_,;FRY excellent nrorams and activ-
LU bali e , .,.- o
,reS n place that have certainly
::enelited our students in so many
u"tays.
It is ray sincere hope that we as
fering outstanding programs and
activities in the future to the
students in our community is to
support the "SIMPLE majority"
measure, Engrossed House Joint
Resolution 4204, appearing soon
in the November 6 all-mail elec-
tion.
SIMPLY put, support our com-
munity youth in a great way by
approving this constitutional
amendment measure. If this mea-
sure passes, then all students
will enjoy a significant increase
in opportunities for student suc-
the measure fails, however, tre-
mendous opportunities for our
students unfortunately will be cut
back or eliminated.
Let's pull together on this
and SIMPLY agree to support
EHJR 4204. We all want the
best opportunities for the youth
in our communities. Please join
me in helping to provide that
for our youth by voting "yes" for
the SIMPLE majority measure
EHJR 4204!
Gordy Hansen
Shelton
00Kids had wonderful attitude
Leditor, The Journal:
re" Kudos to Shelton High School
va'udents for their interest, respect
Lll hd participation in an event fea-
anring classic cars from Yesteryear
t r Club.
ap!
We are members of the club,
which provided cars for the SHS
Homecoming event on Friday,
September 28. If the students car-
ry this mindset through what is
ahead in their lives, they will do
well and go far.
We really enjoyed the day with
all of them. It was great. We are
grateful that the kids invited us.
Charlie and Terry Holman
Shelton
of kindness was whopper
kr
Ztor, The Journal: chased my son's and my break- It made my day! I will in return
perform my own act of random
kindness and thus possibly make
someone else's day.
Sheri Staley
Pickering
, When arriving at the pickup
,andow at the Burger King drive-
rough Saturday morning, I was
o. "te SUrprised to find that the
eVer in front of me had pur-
, t
fast. I wanted to express my ap-
preciation to this mystery person
who made me recall the bumper
sticker, "Practice Random Acts of
Kindness."
:0000on't shave future prosperity
kilter, The Journal:
[eI Would like to urge my fellow
,_t
an_ters to approve in the upcoming
hllot, the constitutional amend-
lems. However, if our children are
placed on the "back burner" and/or
expected to make due with less,
we put their future as well as our
own into needless neglect.
We can choose to soothe a cur-
rent discomfort, or we can put our
resources and dollars into our fu-
ture and educate our children to
handle well those difficult future
problems that will affect us all.
I believe fully that if we shave
tent request Engrossed House
hints__ Resolution 4204.
b, as many may have read, EHJR
would amend the Washing-
arn State Constitution concern-
ng the supermajority approval
netquirement of 60 percent and the
he Percent validation requirement
cent election validation require-
ment is removed.
Please remember that this would
not apply to bond elections. EHJR
4204 will be on the November 6
ballot. There is more information
and details on the Web site: www.
simplybetterschools.org.
With the extreme exception of
emergency services, our children
should be our most important
concern as well as our major in-
ty.sed on a previous election. The vestment. Many problems in the and shave funds that should go
Se’°Posal to the voters is that the operating of our cities, counties, to schools, we are shaving our fu-
hlpermajority is amended to a states and country arise, and we ture's prosperity.
mntPle majority of voters (50 per- can often be tempted to push our Richard D. Emele Jr.
y" plus one vote) and the 40 per- tax dollars and time at those prob- Capitol Hill
,ng"
00ets example for leadership
members to give our children the
best education possible. Please
vote for Bob Sund.
Jack Janda
Hoodsport
'a flitor, The Journak
oo!The citizens of Hood Canal
thool District have the opportuni-
art to elect an experienced educator
ak their school board. Bob Sund has
!ent his life serving his communi-
as a teacher, coach and principal
of schools within our state.
Bob Sund sets the example for
community leadership by serving
within the Hood Canal Kiwanis
(whose primary purpose is to help
children). Bob's only agenda is to
work with the other school board
:.rotal dedication
i
to: t°r, The.Journal:
s n November, I will be starting
tsiY Seventh year on the Shelton
hShool District Board of Directors.
d those years, I have served with
" P different directors, and for four
o. th°se years, I have served with
e McCausland.
o i Se McCausland is always the
A:tsto 0 step up to the task, ask
w- "ns and in general work
ot4t ,rd. She takes her service on the
school board very seriously and
with total dedication. Our children
come first with Sue!
Sue has my vote for director of
Director District 1 of the Shelton
School District. I urge you to give
her your vote also. She IS the best
candidate.
Holly Sharpe, vice chair
Shelton School Board
Director District 3
Shelton
What did Gandhi's de-
tractors say about him?
"He's a real work of peace."
IF IT'S
OCTOBER,
IT MUST
BE FALL!
00ALL MUMS OR 5.OO off
ASTERS
1 Gal.
136
Your Choice
J00cks00rkins"
%_
ALL POTTED
ROSES
LITTLE CHIEF
SMOKER
Includes 2#
bag chips
Recipe book
Front load
25460
79.99
LITTLE CHIEF
SMOKER CHIPS
Alder, Apple, 8061897
Cherry, Hickory 4e29
LIVESTOCK
BLEND
07826500
WOODSTOVE
"CFM HOME PRODUCTS"
WOOD BURNING STOVE
Heats up to 1000 Sq. Ft.
18" log capacity
Cast iron door w/ceramic
glass
Leg base design
EPA approved
Heavy plate steel
4168654
SUPER
WINTERIZER
For healthy turf in fall and spring
5,000 sq. ft.
7034176
9,,99
r LEAF RAKES "
24" poly leaf rake,
48" handle, 26 tines
72877
(PARABOLIC HALOGEN HEATER
20-1/T tall x 17" wide
800W
8,000 units
Oscillating
Adjustable tilting head
Far infrared heating technology
Halogen tube heats the room without
burning the oxygen in the air
Honeycomb reflection plate spreads
heat in 6 different angles
Overheat protection shut-off
3 hour shut-off timer
,, 54.99
PELLETS
Clean burn
Premium
pellet
Low ash/hi
BTU output
Manufac-
tured by
Manke
Lumber
Co. "our
hometown
boys"
6107080
Hardware
A,NK First & Mill, Shelton
426-4373 or 426-2411
Monday-Saturday 7:30-6:00
Sunday 8:30-5:30
209.00/ton I IZ
Thursday, October 4, 2007 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Page 5