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Commissioner
Port of Shelton, Position 2
Let's Work Together to Build Our Economy
Through the Port of Shelton
• Served six years as City oil SheRon Commissioner of Finance
• Life member of VFW Pos;t 1694
• Member of American Legion Post 31 and 40 et 8 Voiture 135
o Served on Board of Directors of: Mason County Transit Authority, Mason County Economic
Development Council, Shelton-Mason County Chamber of Commerce.
• Past Piesident of Shelton Lions Club, Past President of Shelton Rotary Club, Past President of
11/11 Veterans Club, Past Commander of American Legion Post 31.
. Cur~emly serving on the Boards of the Mason County Shelter and Mason County Literacy.
Visit: http://dicktaylor4port.com
Paid for by the Committee to Elect Dick Taylor for Port Commissioner I
308 W. Seattle Ave. * Shelton, WA 98584
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Asset building courses available
beginning balance in a savings account at
Our Community Credit Union.
The classes will cover money matters, the
best ways for making the most of the money
available, practical shopping tips, banking
and credit.
Space is limited, and participants must
The Asset Building Coalition and United
Way of Mason County are sponsoring free
financial literacy classes on Nov. 4, 7, 21
and 28.
The purpose of these classes is to pro-
vide financial hope, opportunity and choice
to low-income individuals and families
through fun, interactive classes in a friend- ' register in advance. Please contact United
ly environment. Way of Mason County at 329 W Railroad,
Classes will be held from 5 to 7 p.m. at Suite 204, Shelton, WA 98584 or call 426-
William G. Reed Public Library, 710 W. 4999, or visit www.unitedwaymasonco.org
Alder St, Shelton. Food and childcare will Questions or comments may also be emailed
be provided. Upon completion of all four to psellsC~nitedwaymasonco.org and am-
classes, each participant will receive a $25 aluchnik@unitedwaymasonco.org.
Free septic maintenance class offered
WSU Extension will be the drain, experts will ex- tain their septic systems.
presenting a free septicplain what can be flushed Attendees will learn what
maintenance workshop in safely, how septic systems they can do on their own
partnership with Mason work and what to dO to pro' and when to call in the
County Public Health from tect this very valuable fea- experts. Along with a dis-
5:30 to 7:30 p.m. on Tues- ture of every rural home. count coupon, everyone at-
day, Nov.8, at the PUD 3, The workshop describes tending will receive a use-
307 W Cota St. the basic components of ful printed manual they
Every person who at- septic systems and pro- can use as a resource at
tends willreceive a coupon, vides participants a chance home.
discounting their next sep- to ask questions specific to For more information
tic system pumping or op- their own needs, or to register, please call
eration and maintenance Those attending will re-WSU Mason County Ex-
service, ceive straightforward in- tension at 427-9670, ext.
To help homeowners formation on a variety of 680 or 275-4467, ext. 680,
avoid flushing money down topics to help them main- or email elpiper@wsu.edu.
Get the scoop from mushroom expert
Learn about fall mush- ing are welcome to bring one to promote safe and healthy
rooms with Roger Ryno, sample for identification, gathering and consumption.
president of the Kitsap Pen- A resident of Central Kit- Members include mush-
insula Mycological Society. sap for 10 years, Ryno previ- room hunters, mushroom
Ryno will give a presenta- ously spent 20 years in the growers, chefs, photogra-
tion from 6 to 7:30 p.m. on agricultural industry as a phers and amateur and pro-
Thursday, Nov. 3, at the plant pathologist working fessionalmycologists.
Shelton Timberland Li- to prevent fungal diseases A fascination with the
brary. Light refreshments of fresh fruit. Once in the fungi kingdom is its only re-
will be provided by the Pacific Northwest, his cu- quirement for membership.
Friends of the Shelton Tim- riosity over the varied and The website of the Kitsap
berland Library. beautiful display of mush- Peninsula Mycological So-
Ryno gave a talk on spring rooms he saw every year led ciety is www.kitsapmush-
mushrooms last April at the to involvement in KPMS, rooms.org.
library. Now, he's back to the local mushroom club.The Shelton Timberland
introduce the ecology and The purpose of KPMS is Library is located at 710
amazing variety of the lo- to study, collect and identify W Alder Street. For more
cal fall fungi and offer tips fungi. It educates members information, please contact
for successful foraging and and the local community in the library 426-1362 or go to
harvesting, People attend- proper fungi identification www.TRL.org.
Foundation announces grant award recipients
The Shelton Schools Foundation recent- dation is to enrich the education opportuni-
ly announced the recipients of its fall 2011 ties of the students in the Shelton School
grant awards. District. Their purpose is to provide support
A total of $4,934 will be dispersed to the for 1) development and enhancement of ex-
following: Sue Barnard at CHOICE High emplary educational programs and activi-
School for a Native American culture field ties; 2)technology improvement throughout
trip; Peggy Bartosovsky at Oakland Bay the district; 3) teacher and student recog-
Junior High for sets of supplementary Eng- nition; 4) program and technical assistance
lish language books; Leah Clark at Shelton to the disadvantaged; 5) arts and cultural
High School for supplies needed for the posi- enhancement of all people involved and 6)
tive behavior intervention support program movement of students to higher education.
at SHS; Linda Ferguson at Mountain View Grant applications were reviewed by a
Elementary for family activity nights; Eliz- committee from the Shelton Schools Foun-
abeth Grady at Oakland Bay Junior High dation Board that looked for the match of
for a speech and debate club; Cindy Hall at the grant need to their statement of pur-
Mountain View Elementary for a field trip pose.
to the Seattle Art Museum; Miles Nowlin Contributions to the school's foundation
at CHOICE High School for the mentoring by staff payroll deduction or other dona-
program of best caf6; Chad Youngquist at tions from staff and community members
Shelton High School for the teacher recog- make these grants possible. Donations may
nition program and Windy Wilson-Hoss at be made at any time to the Shelton Schools
Mountain View Elementary for a program Foundation c/o their treasurer, Rick Thorn-
to accommodate writing fluency through brue, CPA, P.O. Box 1156, Shelton. The
use of keyboarding, spring cycle for grant awards will open in.
The mission of the Shelton Schools Foun- January.
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