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Holiday on Main Street
Pastor Neil Thompson and his wife Edie make lefse,
a traditional Norwegian pastry, at a past "Holiday on
Main Street" bazaar, hosted by Faith Lutheran Church
women and Thrivent Financial. This year's version of
the annual fund-raiser will run from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
on Saturday, November 3, at 1212 Connection Street
in Shelton. There will be individual shops, such as the
Christmas boutique, sweet and craft shops, Granny's
Attic and Autumn Harvest. There will be four raffles
with proceeds to benefit the Mason County Shelter
for the homeless and programs of Rushford Lutheran
Church in Minnesota, where floods caused devasta-
tion in August. Herb Cargill will cook his soups for a
lunch that also features pie and those who attend will
also be invited to sup on homemade sweet rolls with
coffee and hot apple cider for breakfast. There will be
demonstrations of how to make lefse and krumkake.
A distinct Scandinavian flavor may be savored in Tom
River's sweet soup over rice pudding.
City commission roundup:
Shelton takes public comments
zoning plan for urban growth
Shelton city commissioners
on Monday evening held a public
hearing about a draft ordinance
amending the city's comprehen-
sive phm, including updating the
Shelton Url)an Growth Area Sub-
area Plan.
The urban growth area's bound-
ary was set ira 1995 at some 5,200
acres. It includes land in unin-
corporated Mason County, adja-
cent to city limits, where urban-
type growth is likely to occur.
The growth target tbr the area
is 10,500 new residents between
2005 and 2025.
The area's fllture land-use map
may include pre-annexation zon-
ing, a proposed zoning regulation
to become effective upon annexa-
tion of any area that might reason-
ably lae expected to be annexed by
the city at any future time.
The city is not promoting an-
nexation, according to a consultant
during the hearing. The city is try-
ing to meet state Growth Manage-
ment Act requirements to plan for
the area around the city. The act
requires a 20-year plan.
The public hearing was contin-
ued until 6 p.m. on Monday, De-
cember 3.
In other action Monday, the
commissioners:
• Adopted an ordinance dedi-
cating revenues fi'om the proposed
00ommunitg ealendar
inl ,1111 i ii
Special Events
Thursday, November 1
6:30 p.m., Shdton High School
and ()akhmd Bay Junior High School
musical perfbrmances, Shelton High
School Auditorium, 3737 Shelton
Springs Road.
Saturday, November 3
7:30 p.m., Cowboy entertainer
Sourdough Slim will perfbrm as part
of the Mason County Concert Asso-
ciation concert series, Shelton High
School Auditorium, 3737 Nozth Shel-
ton Springs Road.
Meetings
]mrsday, November 1
6:45 a.m., Kiwanis of Hoodsport,
ftoodsport Library, 40 North School-
house Hill Road.
9-1.1 a.m., Thursday MOPS meet-
ing, First Baptist Church of Shelton,
428 West Cota Street, Shelton.
r • r '
9 a.m., POP, 1380 (rake OffPounds
Sensibly) meeting, 3740 North Lake
Cushman Road State Route 119.
10 a.m., Ladies of the Lake quilting
club, Hoodspm. Fire Station, Finch
Creek Road, ttoodsport.
10 a.m., Mason County Board of
Health, commissioners' chambers.
20 a.m. qOIS 1188 (Take Off
Pounds enmmy, Mountain View
Alliance C.hurch, Waslfington and J
streets.
S ,
Noon, .lmlton Rotary Club, Saint
David's Parish Hall.
5-6:15 p.m., Adult Grief Educa-
tional/Support Group, Faith Lutheran
Church, 1212 Connection Street.
6 p.m., 40 et 8 boxcar with dinner
at 7, prom at 8.
6 p.m., Parents Helping Parents,
Head Start thcility, 2412 West Rail-
road Avenue.
6:30 p.m., South Mason Relay For
Life, Peninsula Credit Union, 521
S
West Railroad Avenue,, helton.
6:30 p.m., elton Morning Star
Lions, Alpine Way Retirement Apart-
ments, 900 Alpine Way.
7 p.m., Boy Scout Troop 126, Pio-
neer School Gym.
7 p.m., Humane Society of Mason
County, McDonald's.
7 p.m., Hood Canal Lions, Union
Fire Hall.
7 p.m., Mason County Genealogical
, ocmty, Church of Jesus Christ of Lat-
S '
ter-day amts, 12th and Connection
streets in She]ton.
7 p.m., Red Cross disaster meeting
i i
iary, Memorial Hall.
Saturday, November 3
2 p.m., Mason County Chapter,
People First of Washington, Excep-
tional Foresters Manor.
Sunday, November 4
Mason County invites you to attend
the church of your choice.
Monday, November 5
9 a.m., Take Off Pounds Sensibly
(TOPS) 1402, community hall, 3371
East Harstine Island Road North.
Noon, AARP, Shelton United Meth-
odist Church, 1900 King Street.
5 p.m., Christian Writers Club,
Shelton Presbyterian Church office,
116 North Second Street.
6 p.m., Shelton City Commission
meeting, civic center.
6:30 p.m., Boy Scout Troop 160,
Faith Lutheran Church.
6:30 p.m., Mason County Fire Dis-
trict 1, rescue meeting, Station 2,
Finch Creek Road, Hoodsport.
7 p.m., Little Skookum Community
Club meeting in Skookum Hall, 3480
Lynch Road, Shelton.
7 p.m., Mason County Jobs and
Training Council, 110 West K Street.
7 p.m., Mason County Search and
Rescue Explorers Post 740, Ishmd
Lake Fire Hall.
7 p.m., Breast Cancer Support
Group, Mason General Hospital Elli-
nor Room.
7 p.m., Mason County Fair Advi-
sory Board meeting, fairgrounds in
Building 13. Public welcome.
Tuesday, November 6
9 a.m., Mason County Commission,
Mason County Building I.
10 a.m., PUb 3 Commission meet:-
ing, boardroom, Third and Cota
streets.
Noon, Shelton Kiwanis Club,
Xinh's.
2 p.m., PUb 1 Board of Commis-
sioners meeting, district office in Pot-
latch.
2 p.m., Port of Shelton Commission
meeting, port office, Sanderson Field.
5 p.m., TOPS 313 (Take OffPounds
Sensibly), Mountain View Alliance
Church.
6 p.m., Alderbrook Duplicate Bridge
Club, Alderbrook Pro Shop, 330 East
Country Club Drive.
6 p.m., Forest Festival Planning
Committee meeting, Godfather's Piz-
za.
6:15 p.m., Shelton Lions Club din-
ner meeting, Alpine Way Retirement
Center.
6:30 p.m., Hood Canal hnprove-
ment Club, Union Fire Hall.
7 p.m., Fire District 16 Commis-
sion, Dayton Fire Hall.
7 p.m., American Legion and auxil-
iary business meeting, Memorial Hall,
Second and Franklin streets.
7 p.m., Equestrienne of Mason
County, regular meeting, Taylor Sta-
tion.
7:15 p.m., Boy Scout Troop 110,
United Methodist Church.
7:30 p.m., Epsilon Omicron, home
of member.
8 p.m., Nimrod Club, Dearborn
Clubhouse.
Wednesday, November 7
7 a.m., Kristmastown Kiwanis
C, lub, Pine Tree Inn.
7 a.m., Skookum Rotary, Memorial
Hall, 206 West Franklin Street, Shel-
ton.
7 a.m., Pioneer Community Kiwan-
is Club, Spencer Lake Resort.
9:30 a.m., h'ene S. Reed Class of'45
(and spouses) breakfast, Roosters.
9:30 a.m., free bingo, Maple Glen
Assisted Living, 1700 North 13th Loop
(Please turn to page 27.)
property tax levy lid lift to the
city's Residential Street Mainte-
nance Fund if voters approve the
measure next Tuesday. Revenue
from the levy lid lilt is projected at
$115,000 in 2008 and $780,000 in
2009.
• Approved a contract with
GEOtivity, Incorporated of Bellev-
ue for $58,500 for flow
to verify that inflow and
tion has been removed in
tion with the Basin 5
bilitation Project. In April :!
was awarded a $l-milli
from the Washington Depalli
of Ecology to design the
(Please turn to page
OUR HOUSE OR Youas.l
l)inc II l ak( .... ()Ill: • (]ateri 'i
PORK ; • BRISKET • Rlll00(l
10841 Kennedy Creek Road SW 913 Capitol Way South00
Hwy. 8 Downtown Olympia [
866-8704 753-0505
available at
Complete menus 1
Help Saints' Pantry Food Bank provide more holiday giving e
• You provide $20 plus two more
perishable items from Nov. 1-10
• We give you:
A chiropractic exam
Any necessary x-rays
A doctor00 report of finding
All donation proceeds go to
Saints" Pantry Food Bank in Shelton
Newman Family
Chiropractic
2211 Jefferson Street ,, Shelton
Cpen Monday-Saturday
• Most insurance accepted ,, Cash plans • Same-day appointments
426-388600
Friends and neighbors, in order to secure commercial growth and maintain a careful
and well-planned economic base for the future of Shelton I ou/dlike you to vote for J
Hupp for Port of Shelton Commissioner. Jay has no hidden Wge,uas. Jay is a retired m
tary aviator, as I am also; therefore, he realizes the importance of developing and main-i
taining our airport as a critical asset to our community. Sanderson field was built by the
navy; it is a 5000 foot paved runway with taxiways and hangars. It has accommodated
747s, for Aero Controls and emergency life flights, general aviation aircraft, commercial
and executive aircraft, and other aviation related activities. All users are paying taxes to
the city and county, in addition to paying year-round (not just seasonal) storage and re
fees. The FAA has specific rules that permit Shelton to keep and operate the airport; tt
are explicit and precise - carved in granite if you will. Our airport is a tremendous asset
and has much potential for generating income and providing jobs, and I would not like1 t:
see this opportunity eluded by whims and faulty judgments. It only takes one mistake ti
that happen! America loses about 300 air'
shut down our airport and we cannot let rotect and erm t the continuedo :r -p°rtse:tof
a day. Once an airport is encroached on and shutdown, it is finished.ruined,
p p " " p " ii
serve as an airport again. So, in order to i
our airport, I support and will vote for Jay Hupp. .
I Paid for by Capt. Verne P.O. Box 413 Shelton, WA 98584
tbr vohmteers, Sanderson Field.
Friday, November 2
lO a.m., TOPS 1225 (Take Off
Pounds Sensibly), Hood Canal Com-
munity Church, Hoodsport.
11:30 a.m., Republican Women of
Mason County, Alpine Way Retire-
ment Apartments.
12:30 p.m., VFW Auxiliary 1694,
dessert and card party, Memorial
Hail.
7 p.m., VFW Post 1694 and auxil-
FREE
ESTIMATES
Solid unbeatable pricing year-round
Compl00,00 $595
360-705-2857
or 1-800-.7=-8823 24 hours
Always low cost with dignity
AMERICAN B[IRIAL &
CRIiMATION SERVICES
ill i
426-3670
PACIFIC
ENERGY
CORNER OF
ARCADIA & OLYMPIC HwY.
Cont.# PETERSC098P 1
490-01 78
Page 26 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, November 1, 2007
Holiday on Main Street
Pastor Neil Thompson and his wife Edie make lefse,
a traditional Norwegian pastry, at a past "Holiday on
Main Street" bazaar, hosted by Faith Lutheran Church
women and Thrivent Financial. This year's version of
the annual fund-raiser will run from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
on Saturday, November 3, at 1212 Connection Street
in Shelton. There will be individual shops, such as the
Christmas boutique, sweet and craft shops, Granny's
Attic and Autumn Harvest. There will be four raffles
with proceeds to benefit the Mason County Shelter
for the homeless and programs of Rushford Lutheran
Church in Minnesota, where floods caused devasta-
tion in August. Herb Cargill will cook his soups for a
lunch that also features pie and those who attend will
also be invited to sup on homemade sweet rolls with
coffee and hot apple cider for breakfast. There will be
demonstrations of how to make lefse and krumkake.
A distinct Scandinavian flavor may be savored in Tom
River's sweet soup over rice pudding.
City commission roundup:
Shelton takes public comments
zoning plan for urban growth
Shelton city commissioners
on Monday evening held a public
hearing about a draft ordinance
amending the city's comprehen-
sive phm, including updating the
Shelton Url)an Growth Area Sub-
area Plan.
The urban growth area's bound-
ary was set ira 1995 at some 5,200
acres. It includes land in unin-
corporated Mason County, adja-
cent to city limits, where urban-
type growth is likely to occur.
The growth target tbr the area
is 10,500 new residents between
2005 and 2025.
The area's fllture land-use map
may include pre-annexation zon-
ing, a proposed zoning regulation
to become effective upon annexa-
tion of any area that might reason-
ably lae expected to be annexed by
the city at any future time.
The city is not promoting an-
nexation, according to a consultant
during the hearing. The city is try-
ing to meet state Growth Manage-
ment Act requirements to plan for
the area around the city. The act
requires a 20-year plan.
The public hearing was contin-
ued until 6 p.m. on Monday, De-
cember 3.
In other action Monday, the
commissioners:
• Adopted an ordinance dedi-
cating revenues fi'om the proposed
00ommunitg ealendar
inl ,1111 i ii
Special Events
Thursday, November 1
6:30 p.m., Shdton High School
and ()akhmd Bay Junior High School
musical perfbrmances, Shelton High
School Auditorium, 3737 Shelton
Springs Road.
Saturday, November 3
7:30 p.m., Cowboy entertainer
Sourdough Slim will perfbrm as part
of the Mason County Concert Asso-
ciation concert series, Shelton High
School Auditorium, 3737 Nozth Shel-
ton Springs Road.
Meetings
]mrsday, November 1
6:45 a.m., Kiwanis of Hoodsport,
ftoodsport Library, 40 North School-
house Hill Road.
9-1.1 a.m., Thursday MOPS meet-
ing, First Baptist Church of Shelton,
428 West Cota Street, Shelton.
r • r '
9 a.m., POP, 1380 (rake OffPounds
Sensibly) meeting, 3740 North Lake
Cushman Road State Route 119.
10 a.m., Ladies of the Lake quilting
club, Hoodspm. Fire Station, Finch
Creek Road, ttoodsport.
10 a.m., Mason County Board of
Health, commissioners' chambers.
20 a.m. qOIS 1188 (Take Off
Pounds enmmy, Mountain View
Alliance C.hurch, Waslfington and J
streets.
S ,
Noon, .lmlton Rotary Club, Saint
David's Parish Hall.
5-6:15 p.m., Adult Grief Educa-
tional/Support Group, Faith Lutheran
Church, 1212 Connection Street.
6 p.m., 40 et 8 boxcar with dinner
at 7, prom at 8.
6 p.m., Parents Helping Parents,
Head Start thcility, 2412 West Rail-
road Avenue.
6:30 p.m., South Mason Relay For
Life, Peninsula Credit Union, 521
S
West Railroad Avenue,, helton.
6:30 p.m., elton Morning Star
Lions, Alpine Way Retirement Apart-
ments, 900 Alpine Way.
7 p.m., Boy Scout Troop 126, Pio-
neer School Gym.
7 p.m., Humane Society of Mason
County, McDonald's.
7 p.m., Hood Canal Lions, Union
Fire Hall.
7 p.m., Mason County Genealogical
, ocmty, Church of Jesus Christ of Lat-
S '
ter-day amts, 12th and Connection
streets in She]ton.
7 p.m., Red Cross disaster meeting
i i
iary, Memorial Hall.
Saturday, November 3
2 p.m., Mason County Chapter,
People First of Washington, Excep-
tional Foresters Manor.
Sunday, November 4
Mason County invites you to attend
the church of your choice.
Monday, November 5
9 a.m., Take Off Pounds Sensibly
(TOPS) 1402, community hall, 3371
East Harstine Island Road North.
Noon, AARP, Shelton United Meth-
odist Church, 1900 King Street.
5 p.m., Christian Writers Club,
Shelton Presbyterian Church office,
116 North Second Street.
6 p.m., Shelton City Commission
meeting, civic center.
6:30 p.m., Boy Scout Troop 160,
Faith Lutheran Church.
6:30 p.m., Mason County Fire Dis-
trict 1, rescue meeting, Station 2,
Finch Creek Road, Hoodsport.
7 p.m., Little Skookum Community
Club meeting in Skookum Hall, 3480
Lynch Road, Shelton.
7 p.m., Mason County Jobs and
Training Council, 110 West K Street.
7 p.m., Mason County Search and
Rescue Explorers Post 740, Ishmd
Lake Fire Hall.
7 p.m., Breast Cancer Support
Group, Mason General Hospital Elli-
nor Room.
7 p.m., Mason County Fair Advi-
sory Board meeting, fairgrounds in
Building 13. Public welcome.
Tuesday, November 6
9 a.m., Mason County Commission,
Mason County Building I.
10 a.m., PUb 3 Commission meet:-
ing, boardroom, Third and Cota
streets.
Noon, Shelton Kiwanis Club,
Xinh's.
2 p.m., PUb 1 Board of Commis-
sioners meeting, district office in Pot-
latch.
2 p.m., Port of Shelton Commission
meeting, port office, Sanderson Field.
5 p.m., TOPS 313 (Take OffPounds
Sensibly), Mountain View Alliance
Church.
6 p.m., Alderbrook Duplicate Bridge
Club, Alderbrook Pro Shop, 330 East
Country Club Drive.
6 p.m., Forest Festival Planning
Committee meeting, Godfather's Piz-
za.
6:15 p.m., Shelton Lions Club din-
ner meeting, Alpine Way Retirement
Center.
6:30 p.m., Hood Canal hnprove-
ment Club, Union Fire Hall.
7 p.m., Fire District 16 Commis-
sion, Dayton Fire Hall.
7 p.m., American Legion and auxil-
iary business meeting, Memorial Hall,
Second and Franklin streets.
7 p.m., Equestrienne of Mason
County, regular meeting, Taylor Sta-
tion.
7:15 p.m., Boy Scout Troop 110,
United Methodist Church.
7:30 p.m., Epsilon Omicron, home
of member.
8 p.m., Nimrod Club, Dearborn
Clubhouse.
Wednesday, November 7
7 a.m., Kristmastown Kiwanis
C, lub, Pine Tree Inn.
7 a.m., Skookum Rotary, Memorial
Hall, 206 West Franklin Street, Shel-
ton.
7 a.m., Pioneer Community Kiwan-
is Club, Spencer Lake Resort.
9:30 a.m., h'ene S. Reed Class of'45
(and spouses) breakfast, Roosters.
9:30 a.m., free bingo, Maple Glen
Assisted Living, 1700 North 13th Loop
(Please turn to page 27.)
property tax levy lid lift to the
city's Residential Street Mainte-
nance Fund if voters approve the
measure next Tuesday. Revenue
from the levy lid lilt is projected at
$115,000 in 2008 and $780,000 in
2009.
• Approved a contract with
GEOtivity, Incorporated of Bellev-
ue for $58,500 for flow
to verify that inflow and
tion has been removed in
tion with the Basin 5
bilitation Project. In April :!
was awarded a $l-milli
from the Washington Depalli
of Ecology to design the
(Please turn to page
OUR HOUSE OR Youas.l
l)inc II l ak( .... ()Ill: • (]ateri 'i
PORK ; • BRISKET • Rlll00(l
10841 Kennedy Creek Road SW 913 Capitol Way South00
Hwy. 8 Downtown Olympia [
866-8704 753-0505
available at
Complete menus 1
Help Saints' Pantry Food Bank provide more holiday giving e
• You provide $20 plus two more
perishable items from Nov. 1-10
• We give you:
A chiropractic exam
Any necessary x-rays
A doctor00 report of finding
All donation proceeds go to
Saints" Pantry Food Bank in Shelton
Newman Family
Chiropractic
2211 Jefferson Street ,, Shelton
Cpen Monday-Saturday
• Most insurance accepted ,, Cash plans • Same-day appointments
426-388600
Friends and neighbors, in order to secure commercial growth and maintain a careful
and well-planned economic base for the future of Shelton I ou/dlike you to vote for J
Hupp for Port of Shelton Commissioner. Jay has no hidden Wge,uas. Jay is a retired m
tary aviator, as I am also; therefore, he realizes the importance of developing and main-i
taining our airport as a critical asset to our community. Sanderson field was built by the
navy; it is a 5000 foot paved runway with taxiways and hangars. It has accommodated
747s, for Aero Controls and emergency life flights, general aviation aircraft, commercial
and executive aircraft, and other aviation related activities. All users are paying taxes to
the city and county, in addition to paying year-round (not just seasonal) storage and re
fees. The FAA has specific rules that permit Shelton to keep and operate the airport; tt
are explicit and precise - carved in granite if you will. Our airport is a tremendous asset
and has much potential for generating income and providing jobs, and I would not like1 t:
see this opportunity eluded by whims and faulty judgments. It only takes one mistake ti
that happen! America loses about 300 air'
shut down our airport and we cannot let rotect and erm t the continuedo :r -p°rtse:tof
a day. Once an airport is encroached on and shutdown, it is finished.ruined,
p p " " p " ii
serve as an airport again. So, in order to i
our airport, I support and will vote for Jay Hupp. .
I Paid for by Capt. Verne P.O. Box 413 Shelton, WA 98584
tbr vohmteers, Sanderson Field.
Friday, November 2
lO a.m., TOPS 1225 (Take Off
Pounds Sensibly), Hood Canal Com-
munity Church, Hoodsport.
11:30 a.m., Republican Women of
Mason County, Alpine Way Retire-
ment Apartments.
12:30 p.m., VFW Auxiliary 1694,
dessert and card party, Memorial
Hail.
7 p.m., VFW Post 1694 and auxil-
FREE
ESTIMATES
Solid unbeatable pricing year-round
Compl00,00 $595
360-705-2857
or 1-800-.7=-8823 24 hours
Always low cost with dignity
AMERICAN B[IRIAL &
CRIiMATION SERVICES
ill i
426-3670
PACIFIC
ENERGY
CORNER OF
ARCADIA & OLYMPIC HwY.
Cont.# PETERSC098P 1
490-01 78
Page 26 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, November 1, 2007