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00oodells t;00lk about trip to zffriea ontinued from page 1.) tight with a matching long, narrow the gourd's stem in one hand and ince .  itne school kitchen shows man scarf wound and tied around their the knot in the other, and as they ,€rkers but few utensils, with th y heads." While in Liberia she tried to lightly jerked on the knot, the beads id being cooked over scrub wood get the hang of the head scarf, but would clack against the dried gourd, rCls. As the Goodells took the dig|- she said her efforts always looked producing a sharp rattling sound. In really messy. For the presenta- a country with no electricity, those Allyn View RV Park Senior park located in quaint beach community. SOUND VIEWS! Walk to shopping, St. Hugh Episcopal Church We invite you to join us for Sunday Family Worship ;r t sh°ts' they showed the children ]r own images on the camera tion she wore her scarf neatly tied instruments were the few that the beach & restaurants. 10 a.m.oSunday School Provided ieen. And the students were abso- around her waist as a belt. Monrovians had to accompany their ly fiscinated; most of them had THE GOODELLS' souvenirs singing in church. {360) 275-3120 280 E. Wheelwright St., Allyn --n mirror images, but never an included many smooth, shiny wood- The Goodells returned to Belfair 360-275-8450 --ual picture their own thces, carvings made painstakingly by in mid-July with a goal of having an --Every image the cameras caught additional 30 students sponsored hand large from jungle woods, and a s as intense as the jungle heat, snail shell from a jungle tree snail, in the STC schools. "One hundred y [aking equally of' desperate need Jd hard work and bright hopes. rAS Goodell narrated his presen- BLANCH 'S BARK AND GRAVE_ 5419 (;RAPEVIEW LOOP ROAD eaten locally as a delicacy, percent of STC's monthly $25 spon- sorship fee goes directly to the span- The sellers in the marketplace sored child," says Goodell, who can • .* Crushed Driveway Rock 3/4%1 /2,, (Clean or minus) : ioa, he wore a loose-fitting blue tried to interest her in a shell with now personally vouch for the qual- (Black or grey) the snail still inside, telling her ity job they re doing at their schools. _ . r ......... "I • ,irt, heavily embroidered with how delicious it was and giving her Goodell says that in the past two . A R| • • Large River Rock LL D VEWAY I,, ite thread. The shirt's maker, he instructions on how to cook it. "I and a half months, they have seen • * Delivery 5 days a week I ............... l e • • Dark, , rich" topsou" ' I UldiAVI:L I,;U/UM l• used, was probat)ly about 11 or 12 passed on that one," she laughs. 22 new children sponsored through • ° Dark, rich Hemlock Bark I ,rn,o7' earsold, and made it all with a little Barb also showed a large gourd FREE I. 1 Wingmachine run by a hand crank, used as a musical instrument. The their efforts. Beyond that, the family is pretty • I. --I: I ' :/7 C, 'h vmdue/20¢___ E -- j • Barb herself wore a loose-fitting gourd s upper half" was draped with much taking life as it comes. Their • CLOSED SATURDAYS U-HAUL BY APPOINTMENT ONLY • --e dress, lightly embroidered in a netting strung with large beads; Africa trip was a milestone in the [u o:7u-o l[0n-Da e 2-75-7133 j1 women usually the ends of the threads that formed family's journey of healing and re- mneyfo , htto the net were left long and then covery, and they saw firsthand that ess like i "she knotted below the gourd. Liberian they helped begin a similar journey wear th] kin-women, she explained, wouldhold for many young people in this war- r'----------- -]11  ll /  ravagedc°untry'F°rm°reinf°rma- glen on the STC schools or their trip, contact Dan Goodell at his law office by calling 275-9505. I[ Clearing, Grading, Excavating II |[ Logging, Homesites to Commercial l| II I Building Complexes- Culverts to Storm Drainage Systems III Soccer and II Driveways toHighways-Topsoilto2MANRock I the right path yb 18862EStateRt'3 z'-e ........ (360)275-2861 ,, voile all Allyn, WA 98524 = '' oo,u Fax (360)275-33551 running our schools, and their only  _ answer toaneducationalsystem squads .get ........ " that has failed and continues to fail is money, more and more mon- ey. I believe Mr. Glenn Landram, some wins NORTH MASON 275-6698 * 1-800-690-BARK " 275-7133 _..)ite. "Liberian We to save their money for eight to years to buy a dress like this," she ted, "and like to wear them skin- titor, The Herald: Over the last few years our )rth Mason School District has ,an through quite a bit of turmoil, cording to the gossip and news- ;pers, The unions, teachers and Mr. Ken VanBuskirk and Mr. • . The Lady Bulldogs soccer and FIBER ¢OMPANY ,hool admm]strators along with Dave Kinnee are the district's best Irrent board member Art Wight- tan have called for the removal/ !situation of Mr. Glenn Landram ra the school board. Mr. Landram must be doing raething right, when unions, acaers and administrators call r his removal. After all, he is only terapting to do what many in this mraunity consider long overdue: dding those responsible for edu- tint our children accountable. It has come to my attention that le Same organizations, teachers ,' pd administrators calling for Mr. 0lndram's removal are contrib- trag to the election bids of John t ampbell, Laura Bead and Art ightraan. I have this percep- an about those who take money era those who will be working for era: I WOnder what debt is owed those who took their money, and he or what is being purchased ao Whose bidding will be done? For too long, liberal-minded, *re-union individuals have been The Herald: At stake in this election is the to change the climate of our school board. The pivotal is- this election is who possess- s:h:t skills to move our school / " forward. We voters, by our Ih°ice in this election, have the pOWer to create a cohesive env]- araent amongst all stakeholders teachers, administrators, par- !nts, COmmunity members, bus|- tess and property owners. Most ,portantly, our vote can improve le education of our children. I have had the pleasure of get- Hours: M-F 9-6 • Sat 10-5 • Closed Sunday LEGAL NOTICE PUBLIC HEARING 2008 PRELIMINARY BUDGET tf,The Port of Grapeview has pre ared its lacAreliminary Budget for 2008 Ind has ,-u iz on file at the Port Secretary's office. iCrPY hereof may b e obtained by any Port Ik ,-,  ,xpayer oy either a written request to g'Jx3, Grapeview, WA 98546 or by call- '_'. u-275-6610 from 10 am to 8 om Mon- day thru Friday The Commission 'wil hod l PUBLIC HEARING to consider testimony pefore adopting the 2008 Preliminary Budget , 10:30 am during ts REGULAR MEETING nat Wil start at 1 ^ , u am in the Horton Commu- ,ty Center at the Grapeview Fire Station 3-1, )n Tuesday October 16 2007. 10/4-11 2t JESFIELD Construct,on, 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 chance to move forward and build a pathway to a quality education. As John Stockier said in The Herald on September 13: "The duty of a school board is to pro- mote the effective, efficient, safe management and operation of the school district. The school board is the manager. The teachers/ad- ministrators are the employees and must do what the school board decides. If not they should be ter- minated." What a concept. "Termination for failure." I do know that ac- countability is one path our educa- tional system has strayed from for too long a period. It's time to send a message that enough is enough and reelect Mr. Landram and Mr. VanBuskirk and vote for Mr. Kin- nee to replace Mr. Wightman on the North Mason School Board. "Accountability Is the Pathway to Success." Bill Quigley Belfair change tint to know John Campbell over the past year. John encourages people to speak their minds and find common ground. As I have seen him interact with a broad range of people in a variety of dif- ferent situations, I have gained new confidence that - with the right leadership -our problems can be solved. I encourage the citizens of North Mason in this election to vote their hopes and consider the possibility of a welcome change. We have the opportunity to build consensus around our education system and to create the atmosphere neces- sary to inspire our children to- ward academic excellence. Please vote for John Campbell. Kelley McIntosh Belfair volleyball squads are both on win- ning streaks, while the football squad continues to struggle. The volleyball team swept Pen- insula High School in three games this past Thursday. The team is now 6-1 overall, with an earlier loss to non-league Holy Name out of Seattle, and the girls are 5-0 in league play. They were set to play Port Angeles on Tuesday of this week, followed by a bye this eve- ning, Thursday, October 10, before heading to the all-day Capital City Tournament on Saturday. The soccer squad, meanwhile, picked up big wins this past week eve r Port Townsend (5 - 1 ) and Penin- sula (3-1). Against Port Townsend, Bulldogs scorers included Taylor Sawyer (with two), Megan Beasley, Nikki Waters and Aliahna Luk- kasson. Scoring against Peninsula were Beasley, Sawyer and Sholena Black. On the gridiron, the Bulldogs suf- fered another big loss at home this past Friday against Life Christian, losing by more than 40 points. NOTICE TO CREDITORS (RCW 11.40.030) No. 074001027 SUPERIOR COURT OF WASHINGTON FOR MASON COUNTY IN THE ESTATE OF EVELYN M BUI, De- ceased The Personal Representative named below has been appointed to represent this estate. Persons having claims against the decedent must serve their claims on the Per- sonal Representative and file an executed copy of the claim with the Clerk of this Court. Claims must be made within four months af- ter the date of the first publication of this no- tice. Except under those provisions in RCW 11.40.011. and RCW 11.40.013 the claim will be forever barred. Date of first publication October 4, 2007 Glen Bui Personal Representative PO Box 2409 Belfair Wa. 98528 360-275-6832 10/4-11-18 3t SEARCHING FOR GREAT INSURANCE RATES? JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY ........ A.S.I Arnold & Smith Insurance Agency, Inc. 11 NE Old Belfalr Hwy., Belfair, WA 98528 I 360 277-5300 i = "Since 1970 V Visit us at our website: Amoldsmithins.com Re. Box 275 • NE 431 LoI Yard Rd. • Belfair, WA 98528 The Place To Take Your YARD & WOOD Waste Contractors Welcome OPEN MON-FRI 7AM-5PM • WEEKENDS 8AM-4PM 275-0228 Peose co, for directions and more information NO Plastics or Garbage PLEASE Dr. Nancy Isbell now practicing at A Country Veterinary Clinic • General small animal medicine/surgery • Acupuncture certified • Internal medicine residency 23730 NE SR3 * LOG CABIN PLAZA • BELFAIR • 10 minutes from Hwy. 16 • 0.2 miles south of the stoplight at Safeway Open M-F 8 am-6 pm 360.277.3800 $23.99-$33.99 Sq.Yd. All . s 3 Sq.Yd. OFF $ 5Sq. Yd. OFF Price includes 8-lb. pad and installation 0  FINANCING AVAILABLE All Area Rugs 20 °/o OFF Many designs and colors to choose from FULL INTERIOR DESIGN SERVICE 360.275.9664 • 800.905.9664 -roll F Downtown Belfair (ext to QFC) www.belfairdc.com II I Thursday, October 4, 2007 - Belfair Herald section of the Shelton-Mason County Journal - Page 3 00oodells t;00lk about trip to zffriea ontinued from page 1.) tight with a matching long, narrow the gourd's stem in one hand and ince .  itne school kitchen shows man scarf wound and tied around their the knot in the other, and as they ,€rkers but few utensils, with th y heads." While in Liberia she tried to lightly jerked on the knot, the beads id being cooked over scrub wood get the hang of the head scarf, but would clack against the dried gourd, rCls. As the Goodells took the dig|- she said her efforts always looked producing a sharp rattling sound. In really messy. For the presenta- a country with no electricity, those Allyn View RV Park Senior park located in quaint beach community. SOUND VIEWS! Walk to shopping, St. Hugh Episcopal Church We invite you to join us for Sunday Family Worship ;r t sh°ts' they showed the children ]r own images on the camera tion she wore her scarf neatly tied instruments were the few that the beach & restaurants. 10 a.m.oSunday School Provided ieen. And the students were abso- around her waist as a belt. Monrovians had to accompany their ly fiscinated; most of them had THE GOODELLS' souvenirs singing in church. {360) 275-3120 280 E. Wheelwright St., Allyn --n mirror images, but never an included many smooth, shiny wood- The Goodells returned to Belfair 360-275-8450 --ual picture their own thces, carvings made painstakingly by in mid-July with a goal of having an --Every image the cameras caught additional 30 students sponsored hand large from jungle woods, and a s as intense as the jungle heat, snail shell from a jungle tree snail, in the STC schools. "One hundred y [aking equally of' desperate need Jd hard work and bright hopes. rAS Goodell narrated his presen- BLANCH 'S BARK AND GRAVE_ 5419 (;RAPEVIEW LOOP ROAD eaten locally as a delicacy, percent of STC's monthly $25 spon- sorship fee goes directly to the span- The sellers in the marketplace sored child," says Goodell, who can • .* Crushed Driveway Rock 3/4%1 /2,, (Clean or minus) : ioa, he wore a loose-fitting blue tried to interest her in a shell with now personally vouch for the qual- (Black or grey) the snail still inside, telling her ity job they re doing at their schools. _ . r ......... "I • ,irt, heavily embroidered with how delicious it was and giving her Goodell says that in the past two . A R| • • Large River Rock LL D VEWAY I,, ite thread. The shirt's maker, he instructions on how to cook it. "I and a half months, they have seen • * Delivery 5 days a week I ............... l e • • Dark, , rich" topsou" ' I UldiAVI:L I,;U/UM l• used, was probat)ly about 11 or 12 passed on that one," she laughs. 22 new children sponsored through • ° Dark, rich Hemlock Bark I ,rn,o7' earsold, and made it all with a little Barb also showed a large gourd FREE I. 1 Wingmachine run by a hand crank, used as a musical instrument. The their efforts. Beyond that, the family is pretty • I. --I: I ' :/7 C, 'h vmdue/20¢___ E -- j • Barb herself wore a loose-fitting gourd s upper half" was draped with much taking life as it comes. Their • CLOSED SATURDAYS U-HAUL BY APPOINTMENT ONLY • --e dress, lightly embroidered in a netting strung with large beads; Africa trip was a milestone in the [u o:7u-o l[0n-Da e 2-75-7133 j1 women usually the ends of the threads that formed family's journey of healing and re- mneyfo , htto the net were left long and then covery, and they saw firsthand that ess like i "she knotted below the gourd. Liberian they helped begin a similar journey wear th] kin-women, she explained, wouldhold for many young people in this war- r'----------- -]11  ll /  ravagedc°untry'F°rm°reinf°rma- glen on the STC schools or their trip, contact Dan Goodell at his law office by calling 275-9505. I[ Clearing, Grading, Excavating II |[ Logging, Homesites to Commercial l| II I Building Complexes- Culverts to Storm Drainage Systems III Soccer and II Driveways toHighways-Topsoilto2MANRock I the right path yb 18862EStateRt'3 z'-e ........ (360)275-2861 ,, voile all Allyn, WA 98524 = '' oo,u Fax (360)275-33551 running our schools, and their only  _ answer toaneducationalsystem squads .get ........ " that has failed and continues to fail is money, more and more mon- ey. I believe Mr. Glenn Landram, some wins NORTH MASON 275-6698 * 1-800-690-BARK " 275-7133 _..)ite. "Liberian We to save their money for eight to years to buy a dress like this," she ted, "and like to wear them skin- titor, The Herald: Over the last few years our )rth Mason School District has ,an through quite a bit of turmoil, cording to the gossip and news- ;pers, The unions, teachers and Mr. Ken VanBuskirk and Mr. • . The Lady Bulldogs soccer and FIBER ¢OMPANY ,hool admm]strators along with Dave Kinnee are the district's best Irrent board member Art Wight- tan have called for the removal/ !situation of Mr. Glenn Landram ra the school board. Mr. Landram must be doing raething right, when unions, acaers and administrators call r his removal. After all, he is only terapting to do what many in this mraunity consider long overdue: dding those responsible for edu- tint our children accountable. It has come to my attention that le Same organizations, teachers ,' pd administrators calling for Mr. 0lndram's removal are contrib- trag to the election bids of John t ampbell, Laura Bead and Art ightraan. I have this percep- an about those who take money era those who will be working for era: I WOnder what debt is owed those who took their money, and he or what is being purchased ao Whose bidding will be done? For too long, liberal-minded, *re-union individuals have been The Herald: At stake in this election is the to change the climate of our school board. The pivotal is- this election is who possess- s:h:t skills to move our school / " forward. We voters, by our Ih°ice in this election, have the pOWer to create a cohesive env]- araent amongst all stakeholders teachers, administrators, par- !nts, COmmunity members, bus|- tess and property owners. Most ,portantly, our vote can improve le education of our children. I have had the pleasure of get- Hours: M-F 9-6 • Sat 10-5 • Closed Sunday LEGAL NOTICE PUBLIC HEARING 2008 PRELIMINARY BUDGET tf,The Port of Grapeview has pre ared its lacAreliminary Budget for 2008 Ind has ,-u iz on file at the Port Secretary's office. iCrPY hereof may b e obtained by any Port Ik ,-,  ,xpayer oy either a written request to g'Jx3, Grapeview, WA 98546 or by call- '_'. u-275-6610 from 10 am to 8 om Mon- day thru Friday The Commission 'wil hod l PUBLIC HEARING to consider testimony pefore adopting the 2008 Preliminary Budget , 10:30 am during ts REGULAR MEETING nat Wil start at 1 ^ , u am in the Horton Commu- ,ty Center at the Grapeview Fire Station 3-1, )n Tuesday October 16 2007. 10/4-11 2t JESFIELD Construct,on, 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 chance to move forward and build a pathway to a quality education. As John Stockier said in The Herald on September 13: "The duty of a school board is to pro- mote the effective, efficient, safe management and operation of the school district. The school board is the manager. The teachers/ad- ministrators are the employees and must do what the school board decides. If not they should be ter- minated." What a concept. "Termination for failure." I do know that ac- countability is one path our educa- tional system has strayed from for too long a period. It's time to send a message that enough is enough and reelect Mr. Landram and Mr. VanBuskirk and vote for Mr. Kin- nee to replace Mr. Wightman on the North Mason School Board. "Accountability Is the Pathway to Success." Bill Quigley Belfair change tint to know John Campbell over the past year. John encourages people to speak their minds and find common ground. As I have seen him interact with a broad range of people in a variety of dif- ferent situations, I have gained new confidence that - with the right leadership -our problems can be solved. I encourage the citizens of North Mason in this election to vote their hopes and consider the possibility of a welcome change. We have the opportunity to build consensus around our education system and to create the atmosphere neces- sary to inspire our children to- ward academic excellence. Please vote for John Campbell. Kelley McIntosh Belfair volleyball squads are both on win- ning streaks, while the football squad continues to struggle. The volleyball team swept Pen- insula High School in three games this past Thursday. The team is now 6-1 overall, with an earlier loss to non-league Holy Name out of Seattle, and the girls are 5-0 in league play. They were set to play Port Angeles on Tuesday of this week, followed by a bye this eve- ning, Thursday, October 10, before heading to the all-day Capital City Tournament on Saturday. The soccer squad, meanwhile, picked up big wins this past week eve r Port Townsend (5 - 1 ) and Penin- sula (3-1). Against Port Townsend, Bulldogs scorers included Taylor Sawyer (with two), Megan Beasley, Nikki Waters and Aliahna Luk- kasson. Scoring against Peninsula were Beasley, Sawyer and Sholena Black. On the gridiron, the Bulldogs suf- fered another big loss at home this past Friday against Life Christian, losing by more than 40 points. NOTICE TO CREDITORS (RCW 11.40.030) No. 074001027 SUPERIOR COURT OF WASHINGTON FOR MASON COUNTY IN THE ESTATE OF EVELYN M BUI, De- ceased The Personal Representative named below has been appointed to represent this estate. Persons having claims against the decedent must serve their claims on the Per- sonal Representative and file an executed copy of the claim with the Clerk of this Court. Claims must be made within four months af- ter the date of the first publication of this no- tice. Except under those provisions in RCW 11.40.011. and RCW 11.40.013 the claim will be forever barred. Date of first publication October 4, 2007 Glen Bui Personal Representative PO Box 2409 Belfair Wa. 98528 360-275-6832 10/4-11-18 3t SEARCHING FOR GREAT INSURANCE RATES? JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY ........ A.S.I Arnold & Smith Insurance Agency, Inc. 11 NE Old Belfalr Hwy., Belfair, WA 98528 I 360 277-5300 i = "Since 1970 V Visit us at our website: Amoldsmithins.com Re. Box 275 • NE 431 LoI Yard Rd. • Belfair, WA 98528 The Place To Take Your YARD & WOOD Waste Contractors Welcome OPEN MON-FRI 7AM-5PM • WEEKENDS 8AM-4PM 275-0228 Peose co, for directions and more information NO Plastics or Garbage PLEASE Dr. Nancy Isbell now practicing at A Country Veterinary Clinic • General small animal medicine/surgery • Acupuncture certified • Internal medicine residency 23730 NE SR3 * LOG CABIN PLAZA • BELFAIR • 10 minutes from Hwy. 16 • 0.2 miles south of the stoplight at Safeway Open M-F 8 am-6 pm 360.277.3800 $23.99-$33.99 Sq.Yd. All . s 3 Sq.Yd. OFF $ 5Sq. Yd. OFF Price includes 8-lb. pad and installation 0  FINANCING AVAILABLE All Area Rugs 20 °/o OFF Many designs and colors to choose from FULL INTERIOR DESIGN SERVICE 360.275.9664 • 800.905.9664 -roll F Downtown Belfair (ext to QFC) www.belfairdc.com II I Thursday, October 4, 2007 - Belfair Herald section of the Shelton-Mason County Journal - Page 3