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Harstine Island:
Rain doesn't dampen Santa's spiri
By JOHN COOPER
The colder, rainy weather on
Sunday afternoon reduced atten-
dance a bit at the matinee pertbr-
mance of the Harstine Island The-
atre Club's Christmas play, Santa
Goes on Strike, but the cast played
to full houses on Friday and Satur-
day stagings of the play written by
Robert A. Mauro and Bob Helm.
Lorna Hink established herself
as a fine director and led the cast
to the production of a success-
ful and enjoyable entertainment
which audiences found "very good"
and "most enjoyable."
Bjorn Cofield, one of the youth-
ful thespians who has literally
grown up in theatre club produc-
tions, starred as Santa. It is re-
ported that he did a masterful job
and handled the many lines of dia-
log very nicely.
Betty Helm, a veteran peribrm-
er, familiar to the role, portrayed
Mrs. Claus in her usual competent
way. North Pole residents, Tinker,
Katrinka, Winker and Bixby were
played by Bennett Morrison, Ellen
Morrison, Grace Phelan and Ry-
der Phelan. In elvin fashion they
brightened the show.
BECAUSE SANTA decided
to go on strike, media attention
became focused on the situation
and before the tale reached a con-
clusion a crowd showed up at the
scene of the action: TV newscaster,
Barbara Hubbard; a camera per-
son, Trinity Creed; four reporters,
Dianne Myers, Barbara Morrison,
John Ramsey and Eleanor Clark;
and a small girl, Josie Beaudoin.
Audience response affirmed that
everyone just did a great job.
A contingent of four of Santa's
reindeer added to the lively ac-
tion. Under the antlers were
Carter Laes, Cassidee Creed,
Guy Beaudoin and Raney Baker.
Singers Whickey Conway Larson,
Heather Sawyer, Monica Sawyer,
Tara Ramsey and Gerri Lewis con-
tributed melodic moments while
Craig Rakhshani used his guitar
skillfully. The A Cappella Belles,
always in demand at this season
of the year, delivered several num-
bers in close harmony.
Stage assembly fbr the show
was handled by Fred Burgdorf,
Bob Helm, Gary Hink and Craig
Rakhshani. Lights and sound
were handled by l)oreen Phelan
and Mike Plomski. Karla Lortz
produced the programs and pub-
licity fell to the lot of Lorna Hink
and John Cooper. Fred Burgdorf
served as stage manager for the
production,
Whickey Conway Larson paint-
aMMoret
by Blaine & Linda Flaclagcr
Sh¢lton
GETTING
UNDERFOOT
The time and consideration given to
purchasing carpeting is well spent because
it covers a large area, lasts a dozen years
or more, and represents a significant invest-
ment. Carpeting accounts for 75 percent of
all floor covering selections for new homes
in the U.S. today and is, as well, the floor
covering of choice for remodeling projects.
One of the primary factors to take into cork
sideration when selecting carpeting is func-
tion. If the area intended to be carpeted is
formal, a smooth, stleared low-pile velvet
might well look and feel best. In high-activ-
ity living areas, a durable, level4oop berber
with a rugged appearance may be the best
bet. And, if a carpet is needed to run up
a stairway or through a hall, consideration
may be given to upgrading the quality of
the carpet and padding intended for place-
ment in these areas to guarantee maximum
wear.
Enhance any room dLcor with a
custom floor treatment from SHELTON
FLOOR COVERING. When you are de-
ciding between laminate flooring or
hardwoods, simply redoing the floors
in one room or are in the process of re-
modeling your home, consult with the
people who know how to turn thoughts
and ideas into beautiful, tangible reality
with practical, effective solutions. Our
suggestions will always take your bud-
get requirements into consideration,
too. Decorating is fun when you work
with us at 1306 Olympic Hwy. So. You
can reach us at 360427-2822.
HINTS. Industrial carpeting, which
is tightly woven with a looped surface
suitable for high-traffic areas, can be
used in children,s rooms, rec rooms, or
any floor that is expected to get a great
deal of wear and tear.
ed the outdoor signs used at strate-
gic points to publicize the play and
Frank Lewis was the house man-
ager. Garby Elmore was in charge
of costumes. Eleanor Clark, Floyd
Sawyer and Bob Clar rode herd
on props while Dianne Ramsey
served as prompter.
IT WAS A GREAT event to get
the last month of the year under
way and so here we are, already
almost a week knee-deep in De-
cember. Believe it or not, there
are just 25 days left in 2007. As
far as daylight goes, it just doesn't
go far enough. The bright hours of
the days of December, often glazed
over with gray, are the shortest
of all the yearly 365. In fact, the
shortest daylight span in the day's
24 hours is only about two week's
away when the first official day of
winter rolls around on Saturday,
December 22.
Today is December 6. It is good
to know what historical events
took place that began to shape the
country in which we live today.
One of these events occurred on
December 6, 1790. The U.S. Con-
gress moved from New York City
to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Ten years later Congress moved
again to the District of Columbia,
a site chosen by George Wash-
ington, and was well established
there by December 6, 1884 when
the Washington Monument, one of
the wonders of the 19th Century,
was completed. Harstine Island
would still be here geographically
today, but life might well be differ-
ent if our nation and government
had not been created and devel-
oped in its early fbrmative years.
There is much of our contempo-
rary culture that stems from much
earlier days. A reminder of that
is that the death of Saint Nicho-
las occurred on December 6, 343.
Nick was the benevolent bishop
from Myra, Turkey, and the origi-
nal Santa Claus. Several centu-
ries went by after his demise, then
just two days before Christmas
an anonymous poem, "The Night
Before Christmas or A Visit From
Saint Nicholas" was published in
The New York Sentinel. The poem
became popular and the descrip-
tions in it provided a mental pic-
ture of the plump gentleman, his
attire and behavior. In no time at
all artists and illustrators created
the beaming, red-suited Santa.
Clement Clarke Moore,
1844 finally admitted
of the poem, certainly
life, in living color as it
very prominent figure of this1
of year. Saint Nick has been
many places and heard
many Yuletide songs.
SPEAKING OF songs,
Harstine Community Choir
be singing at the Christmas
lighting in Shelton tomorrow
ning, December 7. The vocal
(Please turn to page 31.)
From Thrivent Builds and Habitat for Humanity of Mason County
Thank you to everyone who has donated their time, money and materials to build the
Bates Family a home. Your gifts and talents, combined with those of others, ensured the
success of this project. Special thanks to the congregations of Faith Lutheran of Shelton,
Mt. Olive Lutheran of Shelton, and Christ Lutheran of Belfair for accepting the responsibil-
ity to recruit volunteers and to raise funds, and to Living Stones Prison Congregation for
their prayers and financial support.
CONSTRUCTION VOLUNTEERS CONTRIBUTORS & DINNER/AUCTION DONORS
Anne Anderson
Orv Anderson
'Fed Bailey
Karen Bailor
Eric Barkman
Kara Barkman
Kirsten Barkman
Susan Barnard
Michael Bates
Vivian Bates
Henry Biernacki
Mark Biser
Dave Brown
Glenn Carlson
Sandy Carlson
Su-Hwan Choi
Ron Detrick
Joan Detrick
Katie Doyle
Sam Doyle
Fred Ebey
Carolyn Ebey
Larry Edralin
Linda Edralin
Ed English
Wayne Estvold
Glen Fourre
Robert Giroux
Don Green
Mark Hanson
Ginny Harker
Jim Hill
Donna Jackson
Lewis Jackson
Bob Jaurie
Hyun Jin Cheon
Jim Joseph
Francis Koeis
Bonnie Kocis
Steve LaComb
Brock Laffoon
Kevin Leach
Jeanette Leach
Jordan Leach
Morgan Leach
Keagan Leach
Ken Lindholm
Guy Lusignan
Blane Maples
William Morris
Alice Nelson
Bill Novak
Marilyn Novak
Robert O'Conner
Pastor Steve Olson
Sherry Ortman
Tom Page
Shane Patch
Val Paulson
Stephanie Paulson
Karen Peterson
Bert Pedersen
Donna Pedersen
Barby Pyle
Richard Quy
Clyde Robb
John Robert
Fred Sanderson
Jackie Sanderson
Alan Skare
Karen Skare
Bill Sleep
Dorina Sleep
Bill Smart
Cassie Smith
Jeremy Smith
Danya Tallett
Andrew Tallett
Bob Thomas
BrandyWalker
Vincent Weber
Bert Woods
David Zeh
Linda Zeh
Jennifer Zeh
for Lutherans"
Anne Anderson
Orv/Mona Anderson
Jim/Diane Avery
Eric/Kirsten Barkman
Susan/Michael Barnard
Krista/Scott Bauer
Henry Biernacki
Walter/Anita Bjornstedt
Chalcy Blake
James/Ronnie Bradbury
Virginia Briesmeister
Dave Brown
Thomas Bruckner
Laurie Buhl
Glenn/Sandy Carlson
David/Donna Carnahan
Gary/Doris Comell
Gordan/Bev Craig
Herb/Linda Cargill
Donald/Beverley Cutler
Ron/Joan Detrick
Larry/I,inda Edralin
Josh/Leslie Ellerbrock
Wayne/Pam Estvold
Donna Ford
David/Amy Frost
Pcrcella Fuller
Charles Gay
Rick/Pat Gibson
Charlotte Gilje
Richard/Barbara Granquist
Rick/Penny Greaves
Mark/Linnea Hanson
Virginia Harker
Helen/Albin Haugen
Virginia Howe
Gerald/Michelle Headding
Jim/Becky Hill
Beverly Houghton
Carl/Sue Johnson
Jim Joseph
Edwin/Barbara Keyt
Toni Kolowinski
Kevin/Jeanette Leach
Allen/Anne Leland
I)iane Lemke
David/Diane Lenning
Karyn Lidington
t*
Ken/Bey Lindholm
Guy/Jo Lusignan
Ron/Jan McMullen
Dwight McKay
Donna Moir
Bill/Marilyn Novak
Pastor Steve/Jill Olson
Sherry Ortman
Val/Stephanie Paulson
Karen Peterson
Bert/Donna Pedersen
Barby/Jerry Pyle
Walt/I)orene Rae
Thomas/Joyce River
Clyde Robb
John/Beverley Robert
Carol Sande
Fred/Jackie Sanderson
Deedre Sigmond
Alan/Karen Skare
Bill/Dorina Sleep
Cassie Smith
D.A. Smith
Margaret Spiwak
Laura St. George
Bob/Melody Steiger
Coyet Stimpson
Nancy Stuller
Terri Sutovich
Bob/Sally Thomas
Marian/Linda Troyer
Jodi Twidwell
Ben/Elaine Warren
Rosemarie Welch
Donna Wolden
Ruth Wotton
David/LiMa Zeh
Alderbrook Resort & Spa
A Scoop Above
Advanced Chiropractic
Rehab
Bayshore Golf Club
Cut Rate Auto Parts
Chez Beaujeas
Denny's Restaurant
Fred Meyer
El Sarape
Green Diamond Resource
Co
Godfather's Pizza
Grocery Outlets
Home Interiors
ttood Canal Interiors
Lynch Creek Floral
Lake Nahwatzel Resort
Lily's Nails & Tanning
Lake Land Village GC
Lake Limerick Country Club
Mariano's Fine Jewelry
Maiko Teriyaki Restaurant
Missy's Espresso
Olympia Copy & Printing
Olympic Panel Products LLC
Olympic Gallery
Olsen Furniture
Ornamental Stone
Richert's Photo Center
Shelton Cinemas
Shelton Veterinary Hospital
Simpson Timber Co
Sue's Stitch in Time
Sunny Day Espresso
The Office Supply
Thrivent Financial for
Lutherans
Twigs 'n Twine
Tozier's Ace Hardware
Travaglione's Ristorante
Sharon's Garden Center
Vern's Restaurant
WaI-Mart
Walter Dacon Wines
Xinh's Clam & Oyster
Gift-in-Kind Donors of
Materials and Services
American Reinlbrced Plastics
Daly's Paint Co.
Custom-Biit Metals
Ferguson Plumbing Supply
Green Diamond Resource Co
H.D. Fowler Co
Kennedy Creek Quarry
Manke Lumber Co
Mark Biser
Olympic Lighting Center
Olympic Panel Products, LLC
Rob's Excavating
Rodda Paint
Shorecrest Estates Water Co
Simpson Timber Co
Thompson Engineering
Vincent Weber
Welco Lumber Co USA
If we have omitted any volunteers, contributors or donors from our list, please accept
our apologizes.., and we thank you as well for your support.
Page 26 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, December 6, 2007
Harstine Island:
Rain doesn't dampen Santa's spiri
By JOHN COOPER
The colder, rainy weather on
Sunday afternoon reduced atten-
dance a bit at the matinee pertbr-
mance of the Harstine Island The-
atre Club's Christmas play, Santa
Goes on Strike, but the cast played
to full houses on Friday and Satur-
day stagings of the play written by
Robert A. Mauro and Bob Helm.
Lorna Hink established herself
as a fine director and led the cast
to the production of a success-
ful and enjoyable entertainment
which audiences found "very good"
and "most enjoyable."
Bjorn Cofield, one of the youth-
ful thespians who has literally
grown up in theatre club produc-
tions, starred as Santa. It is re-
ported that he did a masterful job
and handled the many lines of dia-
log very nicely.
Betty Helm, a veteran peribrm-
er, familiar to the role, portrayed
Mrs. Claus in her usual competent
way. North Pole residents, Tinker,
Katrinka, Winker and Bixby were
played by Bennett Morrison, Ellen
Morrison, Grace Phelan and Ry-
der Phelan. In elvin fashion they
brightened the show.
BECAUSE SANTA decided
to go on strike, media attention
became focused on the situation
and before the tale reached a con-
clusion a crowd showed up at the
scene of the action: TV newscaster,
Barbara Hubbard; a camera per-
son, Trinity Creed; four reporters,
Dianne Myers, Barbara Morrison,
John Ramsey and Eleanor Clark;
and a small girl, Josie Beaudoin.
Audience response affirmed that
everyone just did a great job.
A contingent of four of Santa's
reindeer added to the lively ac-
tion. Under the antlers were
Carter Laes, Cassidee Creed,
Guy Beaudoin and Raney Baker.
Singers Whickey Conway Larson,
Heather Sawyer, Monica Sawyer,
Tara Ramsey and Gerri Lewis con-
tributed melodic moments while
Craig Rakhshani used his guitar
skillfully. The A Cappella Belles,
always in demand at this season
of the year, delivered several num-
bers in close harmony.
Stage assembly fbr the show
was handled by Fred Burgdorf,
Bob Helm, Gary Hink and Craig
Rakhshani. Lights and sound
were handled by l)oreen Phelan
and Mike Plomski. Karla Lortz
produced the programs and pub-
licity fell to the lot of Lorna Hink
and John Cooper. Fred Burgdorf
served as stage manager for the
production,
Whickey Conway Larson paint-
aMMoret
by Blaine & Linda Flaclagcr
Sh¢lton
GETTING
UNDERFOOT
The time and consideration given to
purchasing carpeting is well spent because
it covers a large area, lasts a dozen years
or more, and represents a significant invest-
ment. Carpeting accounts for 75 percent of
all floor covering selections for new homes
in the U.S. today and is, as well, the floor
covering of choice for remodeling projects.
One of the primary factors to take into cork
sideration when selecting carpeting is func-
tion. If the area intended to be carpeted is
formal, a smooth, stleared low-pile velvet
might well look and feel best. In high-activ-
ity living areas, a durable, level4oop berber
with a rugged appearance may be the best
bet. And, if a carpet is needed to run up
a stairway or through a hall, consideration
may be given to upgrading the quality of
the carpet and padding intended for place-
ment in these areas to guarantee maximum
wear.
Enhance any room dLcor with a
custom floor treatment from SHELTON
FLOOR COVERING. When you are de-
ciding between laminate flooring or
hardwoods, simply redoing the floors
in one room or are in the process of re-
modeling your home, consult with the
people who know how to turn thoughts
and ideas into beautiful, tangible reality
with practical, effective solutions. Our
suggestions will always take your bud-
get requirements into consideration,
too. Decorating is fun when you work
with us at 1306 Olympic Hwy. So. You
can reach us at 360427-2822.
HINTS. Industrial carpeting, which
is tightly woven with a looped surface
suitable for high-traffic areas, can be
used in children,s rooms, rec rooms, or
any floor that is expected to get a great
deal of wear and tear.
ed the outdoor signs used at strate-
gic points to publicize the play and
Frank Lewis was the house man-
ager. Garby Elmore was in charge
of costumes. Eleanor Clark, Floyd
Sawyer and Bob Clar rode herd
on props while Dianne Ramsey
served as prompter.
IT WAS A GREAT event to get
the last month of the year under
way and so here we are, already
almost a week knee-deep in De-
cember. Believe it or not, there
are just 25 days left in 2007. As
far as daylight goes, it just doesn't
go far enough. The bright hours of
the days of December, often glazed
over with gray, are the shortest
of all the yearly 365. In fact, the
shortest daylight span in the day's
24 hours is only about two week's
away when the first official day of
winter rolls around on Saturday,
December 22.
Today is December 6. It is good
to know what historical events
took place that began to shape the
country in which we live today.
One of these events occurred on
December 6, 1790. The U.S. Con-
gress moved from New York City
to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Ten years later Congress moved
again to the District of Columbia,
a site chosen by George Wash-
ington, and was well established
there by December 6, 1884 when
the Washington Monument, one of
the wonders of the 19th Century,
was completed. Harstine Island
would still be here geographically
today, but life might well be differ-
ent if our nation and government
had not been created and devel-
oped in its early fbrmative years.
There is much of our contempo-
rary culture that stems from much
earlier days. A reminder of that
is that the death of Saint Nicho-
las occurred on December 6, 343.
Nick was the benevolent bishop
from Myra, Turkey, and the origi-
nal Santa Claus. Several centu-
ries went by after his demise, then
just two days before Christmas
an anonymous poem, "The Night
Before Christmas or A Visit From
Saint Nicholas" was published in
The New York Sentinel. The poem
became popular and the descrip-
tions in it provided a mental pic-
ture of the plump gentleman, his
attire and behavior. In no time at
all artists and illustrators created
the beaming, red-suited Santa.
Clement Clarke Moore,
1844 finally admitted
of the poem, certainly
life, in living color as it
very prominent figure of this1
of year. Saint Nick has been
many places and heard
many Yuletide songs.
SPEAKING OF songs,
Harstine Community Choir
be singing at the Christmas
lighting in Shelton tomorrow
ning, December 7. The vocal
(Please turn to page 31.)
From Thrivent Builds and Habitat for Humanity of Mason County
Thank you to everyone who has donated their time, money and materials to build the
Bates Family a home. Your gifts and talents, combined with those of others, ensured the
success of this project. Special thanks to the congregations of Faith Lutheran of Shelton,
Mt. Olive Lutheran of Shelton, and Christ Lutheran of Belfair for accepting the responsibil-
ity to recruit volunteers and to raise funds, and to Living Stones Prison Congregation for
their prayers and financial support.
CONSTRUCTION VOLUNTEERS CONTRIBUTORS & DINNER/AUCTION DONORS
Anne Anderson
Orv Anderson
'Fed Bailey
Karen Bailor
Eric Barkman
Kara Barkman
Kirsten Barkman
Susan Barnard
Michael Bates
Vivian Bates
Henry Biernacki
Mark Biser
Dave Brown
Glenn Carlson
Sandy Carlson
Su-Hwan Choi
Ron Detrick
Joan Detrick
Katie Doyle
Sam Doyle
Fred Ebey
Carolyn Ebey
Larry Edralin
Linda Edralin
Ed English
Wayne Estvold
Glen Fourre
Robert Giroux
Don Green
Mark Hanson
Ginny Harker
Jim Hill
Donna Jackson
Lewis Jackson
Bob Jaurie
Hyun Jin Cheon
Jim Joseph
Francis Koeis
Bonnie Kocis
Steve LaComb
Brock Laffoon
Kevin Leach
Jeanette Leach
Jordan Leach
Morgan Leach
Keagan Leach
Ken Lindholm
Guy Lusignan
Blane Maples
William Morris
Alice Nelson
Bill Novak
Marilyn Novak
Robert O'Conner
Pastor Steve Olson
Sherry Ortman
Tom Page
Shane Patch
Val Paulson
Stephanie Paulson
Karen Peterson
Bert Pedersen
Donna Pedersen
Barby Pyle
Richard Quy
Clyde Robb
John Robert
Fred Sanderson
Jackie Sanderson
Alan Skare
Karen Skare
Bill Sleep
Dorina Sleep
Bill Smart
Cassie Smith
Jeremy Smith
Danya Tallett
Andrew Tallett
Bob Thomas
BrandyWalker
Vincent Weber
Bert Woods
David Zeh
Linda Zeh
Jennifer Zeh
for Lutherans"
Anne Anderson
Orv/Mona Anderson
Jim/Diane Avery
Eric/Kirsten Barkman
Susan/Michael Barnard
Krista/Scott Bauer
Henry Biernacki
Walter/Anita Bjornstedt
Chalcy Blake
James/Ronnie Bradbury
Virginia Briesmeister
Dave Brown
Thomas Bruckner
Laurie Buhl
Glenn/Sandy Carlson
David/Donna Carnahan
Gary/Doris Comell
Gordan/Bev Craig
Herb/Linda Cargill
Donald/Beverley Cutler
Ron/Joan Detrick
Larry/I,inda Edralin
Josh/Leslie Ellerbrock
Wayne/Pam Estvold
Donna Ford
David/Amy Frost
Pcrcella Fuller
Charles Gay
Rick/Pat Gibson
Charlotte Gilje
Richard/Barbara Granquist
Rick/Penny Greaves
Mark/Linnea Hanson
Virginia Harker
Helen/Albin Haugen
Virginia Howe
Gerald/Michelle Headding
Jim/Becky Hill
Beverly Houghton
Carl/Sue Johnson
Jim Joseph
Edwin/Barbara Keyt
Toni Kolowinski
Kevin/Jeanette Leach
Allen/Anne Leland
I)iane Lemke
David/Diane Lenning
Karyn Lidington
t*
Ken/Bey Lindholm
Guy/Jo Lusignan
Ron/Jan McMullen
Dwight McKay
Donna Moir
Bill/Marilyn Novak
Pastor Steve/Jill Olson
Sherry Ortman
Val/Stephanie Paulson
Karen Peterson
Bert/Donna Pedersen
Barby/Jerry Pyle
Walt/I)orene Rae
Thomas/Joyce River
Clyde Robb
John/Beverley Robert
Carol Sande
Fred/Jackie Sanderson
Deedre Sigmond
Alan/Karen Skare
Bill/Dorina Sleep
Cassie Smith
D.A. Smith
Margaret Spiwak
Laura St. George
Bob/Melody Steiger
Coyet Stimpson
Nancy Stuller
Terri Sutovich
Bob/Sally Thomas
Marian/Linda Troyer
Jodi Twidwell
Ben/Elaine Warren
Rosemarie Welch
Donna Wolden
Ruth Wotton
David/LiMa Zeh
Alderbrook Resort & Spa
A Scoop Above
Advanced Chiropractic
Rehab
Bayshore Golf Club
Cut Rate Auto Parts
Chez Beaujeas
Denny's Restaurant
Fred Meyer
El Sarape
Green Diamond Resource
Co
Godfather's Pizza
Grocery Outlets
Home Interiors
ttood Canal Interiors
Lynch Creek Floral
Lake Nahwatzel Resort
Lily's Nails & Tanning
Lake Land Village GC
Lake Limerick Country Club
Mariano's Fine Jewelry
Maiko Teriyaki Restaurant
Missy's Espresso
Olympia Copy & Printing
Olympic Panel Products LLC
Olympic Gallery
Olsen Furniture
Ornamental Stone
Richert's Photo Center
Shelton Cinemas
Shelton Veterinary Hospital
Simpson Timber Co
Sue's Stitch in Time
Sunny Day Espresso
The Office Supply
Thrivent Financial for
Lutherans
Twigs 'n Twine
Tozier's Ace Hardware
Travaglione's Ristorante
Sharon's Garden Center
Vern's Restaurant
WaI-Mart
Walter Dacon Wines
Xinh's Clam & Oyster
Gift-in-Kind Donors of
Materials and Services
American Reinlbrced Plastics
Daly's Paint Co.
Custom-Biit Metals
Ferguson Plumbing Supply
Green Diamond Resource Co
H.D. Fowler Co
Kennedy Creek Quarry
Manke Lumber Co
Mark Biser
Olympic Lighting Center
Olympic Panel Products, LLC
Rob's Excavating
Rodda Paint
Shorecrest Estates Water Co
Simpson Timber Co
Thompson Engineering
Vincent Weber
Welco Lumber Co USA
If we have omitted any volunteers, contributors or donors from our list, please accept
our apologizes.., and we thank you as well for your support.
Page 26 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, December 6, 2007