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Hats off to Warm Hands
Fidilia (Del) Zoren and Elsie Inmon have cramps in
their fingers crocheting hats for the kids of Shelton
Ver the course of this year. Yarn was donated to the
aSon County Senior Activities Center and given to
e Pair, who toiled in a labor of love for Warm Hands,
a Program that provides hats, mittens and scarves to
SChoolchildren in Mason County. "It would be a joy
to see the kids of Shelton wearing our hats," lnmon
Said.
Harstine Island:
Emergency response will be
discussed at community hall
By JOHN COOPER
Tomorrow night the Harstine
Island Community Club will meet
in the community hall and an im-
portant topic will be addressed:
preparedness of the island in the
event of an emergeny.
Assistant Chief Tim McKern of
District 5 Fire Department, will
speak about CERT, the Citizens
Emergency Response Team that
may be first responders should
an emergency arise. Some Har-
stine ]slanders have already be-
come members of CERT and have
received essential training but
more people are needed to join the
team.
Marty Best, director of the Ma-
son County Department of Emer-
gency Management, will talk
about the operation, responsibili-
ties and capabilities of his office.
Officials make the point that in an
emergency everyone should know
what can and may be done to alle-
viate difficulties that can arise in
the event of a catastrophe.
Vital information will be given
tomorrow night, after some good
fellowship and a potluck meal that
begins at 5 o'clock. This informa-
tion could make a difference in the
health and well-being of you and
your family should a natural or
man-made calamity occur.
GOOD ADVICE comes from
Lieutenant Nick Neuerburg of
District 5, "With winter coming on
it's time for all of us to take stock
of our emergency supplies and re-
view our own readiness," he said.
"Being prepared always helps
lessen the stress and hardships
when the big one hits."
Pumpkins get a popularity push
on October 31 when they are much
in demand tbr the making of jack.
(Please turn to page 20.)
Shelton to thank school partners
Shelton School Board is seeking
nominations for the annual Com-
munity Partners for Kids Award.
The award was established ear-
lier by the board to recognize and
show appreciation to individu-
als, groups, businesses or Shelton
School District employees who
have made exemplary contribu-
tions to public education in Shel-
ton schools.
Nominations are being sought
from the general community, local
businesses, organizations, Shelton
School District employees and stu-
dents. The school board will make
the final selection.
The deadline for nominations
is Wednesday, November 21.
Nomination forms and criteria are
available at the district's Admin-
istration Services Building, 700
South First Street or by calling
426-1687.
00Ood Canal has
alth screen!ng
younger l00ds
ailies in the Hood Canal
f0ol. District can bring their
dren from infants to age 5 to
School on Friday, November
r a developmental screening.
15arents often wonder if their
Il,d is developing at a typical
0r they just want to help their
get ready for kindergarten.
,. fun, interactive screening
,! Provide information about the
.d s speech, expressive language
Ita., large muscle skills, such as
Ilng, and small muscle skills,
as drawing shapes.
"' addition, children will have
Pportunity to demonstrate
ed skills, such as counting ob-
s a]d naming letters. Parents
[."! get the chance to talk about
[Y Concerns they have about a
' |
t]ild s social or self-help skills. A
checklist helps parents fig-
ll°ut how their child is doing
dressing and toileting.
dtarents are encouraged not to
t ff they have concerns. Early
. cation can make a big differ-
Foo. a child's success in life and
}, tiood Canal, officials said.
Parents cant bring their
a to the school on November
[: they should call and sched-
ri ar appointment for another
' Screenings will be available
round. To make an appoint-
E m to have an infant, toddler or
SChooler screened, call Tammy
}rce or Daphne Patterson at
"6463.
00ale time today
l'aalily Story Time will be held
at,..10:30 to 11 a.m. today at
e William G Reed Library, 710
' t Alder Street in Shelton. Sto-
, rhyraes, songs and movement
it les will focus on children age 6
Younger.
SHELTON
.. School District #309
IIREAKFAST & LUNCH
M F.NU
November 12-16
tONDA¥' -.-- _VETERANS"
I OA00, No
!
fh:..?Sl)AY: Breakfast: (:old cereal fruit or
a'( JUice milk. Lunch' Five Star 5mart
¢7 r: Main Line: BBQ rib on a hoagie,
sC°late milk Seed Line' Burrito with
.a. ' "p ....
NEDNESDAy: Breakf,"st: Pancake, sau-
Sage !ink, fruit or fruit juice, milk. Lunch:
eS{rS m MainLine Pe erom
Pi- " ' art Bar: ' ' .: .pp '
Sza: happy birthday cupcake, milk.
-ea Line: Corn dog.
'HUll
fr, EDAY: Breakfast: Breakfast bumto,
S,." or fruit juice, milk. Lunch: Five Star
;'a.rt Bar: Main Line: Turkey gravy over
Lins bed potatoes, dinner roll milk. Speed
e: Cheese sticks, Marinara sauce.
rKI D
r" ¥: Breakfa:;t: Blueberry muffin, fruit
8au)t juice, milk. Lunch: Five Star Smart
'4,h: Main Line: Hamburger on a whole
h_ eat hun, chocolate milk. Speed Line:
ut dog on a bun.
LU S BU sponsored by
EI00ENS
SHELTON
114 I:. Cedar St. 360-426-2611
HOODSPORT
150 N Lake Cushman Rd.
;60-877-6881
sun ua s a a awaTE a e s
am guta.t00 & m.:anotl00r gm00::
for day they, ve:played them@,leading
up tothe drawing Up to7 days will be paid to each
winner every weekl Club members get a free entry
everyday- remember joining the club ms fast&free.
Previous deys' pby must be tracked. You ore not limited to
justone win! See Club Cleorwmr for detoils i
..... LOUNGE'HOSTS
N AT
[ pick¢ontest ( ......
Thursday, November 8, 2007 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Page 13
Hats off to Warm Hands
Fidilia (Del) Zoren and Elsie Inmon have cramps in
their fingers crocheting hats for the kids of Shelton
Ver the course of this year. Yarn was donated to the
aSon County Senior Activities Center and given to
e Pair, who toiled in a labor of love for Warm Hands,
a Program that provides hats, mittens and scarves to
SChoolchildren in Mason County. "It would be a joy
to see the kids of Shelton wearing our hats," lnmon
Said.
Harstine Island:
Emergency response will be
discussed at community hall
By JOHN COOPER
Tomorrow night the Harstine
Island Community Club will meet
in the community hall and an im-
portant topic will be addressed:
preparedness of the island in the
event of an emergeny.
Assistant Chief Tim McKern of
District 5 Fire Department, will
speak about CERT, the Citizens
Emergency Response Team that
may be first responders should
an emergency arise. Some Har-
stine ]slanders have already be-
come members of CERT and have
received essential training but
more people are needed to join the
team.
Marty Best, director of the Ma-
son County Department of Emer-
gency Management, will talk
about the operation, responsibili-
ties and capabilities of his office.
Officials make the point that in an
emergency everyone should know
what can and may be done to alle-
viate difficulties that can arise in
the event of a catastrophe.
Vital information will be given
tomorrow night, after some good
fellowship and a potluck meal that
begins at 5 o'clock. This informa-
tion could make a difference in the
health and well-being of you and
your family should a natural or
man-made calamity occur.
GOOD ADVICE comes from
Lieutenant Nick Neuerburg of
District 5, "With winter coming on
it's time for all of us to take stock
of our emergency supplies and re-
view our own readiness," he said.
"Being prepared always helps
lessen the stress and hardships
when the big one hits."
Pumpkins get a popularity push
on October 31 when they are much
in demand tbr the making of jack.
(Please turn to page 20.)
Shelton to thank school partners
Shelton School Board is seeking
nominations for the annual Com-
munity Partners for Kids Award.
The award was established ear-
lier by the board to recognize and
show appreciation to individu-
als, groups, businesses or Shelton
School District employees who
have made exemplary contribu-
tions to public education in Shel-
ton schools.
Nominations are being sought
from the general community, local
businesses, organizations, Shelton
School District employees and stu-
dents. The school board will make
the final selection.
The deadline for nominations
is Wednesday, November 21.
Nomination forms and criteria are
available at the district's Admin-
istration Services Building, 700
South First Street or by calling
426-1687.
00Ood Canal has
alth screen!ng
younger l00ds
ailies in the Hood Canal
f0ol. District can bring their
dren from infants to age 5 to
School on Friday, November
r a developmental screening.
15arents often wonder if their
Il,d is developing at a typical
0r they just want to help their
get ready for kindergarten.
,. fun, interactive screening
,! Provide information about the
.d s speech, expressive language
Ita., large muscle skills, such as
Ilng, and small muscle skills,
as drawing shapes.
"' addition, children will have
Pportunity to demonstrate
ed skills, such as counting ob-
s a]d naming letters. Parents
[."! get the chance to talk about
[Y Concerns they have about a
' |
t]ild s social or self-help skills. A
checklist helps parents fig-
ll°ut how their child is doing
dressing and toileting.
dtarents are encouraged not to
t ff they have concerns. Early
. cation can make a big differ-
Foo. a child's success in life and
}, tiood Canal, officials said.
Parents cant bring their
a to the school on November
[: they should call and sched-
ri ar appointment for another
' Screenings will be available
round. To make an appoint-
E m to have an infant, toddler or
SChooler screened, call Tammy
}rce or Daphne Patterson at
"6463.
00ale time today
l'aalily Story Time will be held
at,..10:30 to 11 a.m. today at
e William G Reed Library, 710
' t Alder Street in Shelton. Sto-
, rhyraes, songs and movement
it les will focus on children age 6
Younger.
SHELTON
.. School District #309
IIREAKFAST & LUNCH
M F.NU
November 12-16
tONDA¥' -.-- _VETERANS"
I OA00, No
!
fh:..?Sl)AY: Breakfast: (:old cereal fruit or
a'( JUice milk. Lunch' Five Star 5mart
¢7 r: Main Line: BBQ rib on a hoagie,
sC°late milk Seed Line' Burrito with
.a. ' "p ....
NEDNESDAy: Breakf,"st: Pancake, sau-
Sage !ink, fruit or fruit juice, milk. Lunch:
eS{rS m MainLine Pe erom
Pi- " ' art Bar: ' ' .: .pp '
Sza: happy birthday cupcake, milk.
-ea Line: Corn dog.
'HUll
fr, EDAY: Breakfast: Breakfast bumto,
S,." or fruit juice, milk. Lunch: Five Star
;'a.rt Bar: Main Line: Turkey gravy over
Lins bed potatoes, dinner roll milk. Speed
e: Cheese sticks, Marinara sauce.
rKI D
r" ¥: Breakfa:;t: Blueberry muffin, fruit
8au)t juice, milk. Lunch: Five Star Smart
'4,h: Main Line: Hamburger on a whole
h_ eat hun, chocolate milk. Speed Line:
ut dog on a bun.
LU S BU sponsored by
EI00ENS
SHELTON
114 I:. Cedar St. 360-426-2611
HOODSPORT
150 N Lake Cushman Rd.
;60-877-6881
sun ua s a a awaTE a e s
am guta.t00 & m.:anotl00r gm00::
for day they, ve:played them@,leading
up tothe drawing Up to7 days will be paid to each
winner every weekl Club members get a free entry
everyday- remember joining the club ms fast&free.
Previous deys' pby must be tracked. You ore not limited to
justone win! See Club Cleorwmr for detoils i
..... LOUNGE'HOSTS
N AT
[ pick¢ontest ( ......
Thursday, November 8, 2007 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Page 13