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"Josie is a beautiful orange and white, short-haired girl ready
and waiting to be picked for adoption. She and many other
young cats and kittens are waiting for just the right people to
come and make them part of their families at our shelter," a
volunteer said. Josie is immunized, vet-checked and ready for
adoption. Kitten Rescue of Mason County can be reached in the
evenings at 426-2455.
Adopt-a-Pet
Adopt-a-Pet is a nonprofit vohm-
teer group whose placement services,
kennels and spay-neuter assistance
program are financed thtx)ugh month-
ly garage sales held on the second
Saturday of the month at 210 Grove
Street. All dogs are vet-checked and
spayed or neutere(i.
Call 432-3091 to set up a kennel
visit, To donate items call 426-4269.
tion fee includes spay-neuter service,
feline AIDS test and parasite control,
To adopt a kitten or adult cat, call
877-9563 or 360-866-0599. Donations
are accepted at P.O. Box 27, Shelton,
98584.
City of Shelton
Animal Shelter
Adoptions cost $75 plus $5 tbr a
Woldens celebrate 65 years
Ken and Ann Marie (Lemke) Wolden
recently celebrated their 65th wed-
ding anniversary. The couple was
married in Shelton on November 16,
1941. Mrs. Wolden is the daughter
of the late Archie and Marguerite
Lemke. Mr. Wolden is the son of the
late Eli and Bella Wolden. The cou-
pie has three children: Gary and his
wife Donna Wolden of Shelton; Carol
and her husband Richard Hakus of
Las Vegas; and Bill and his wife Peg-
gy Wolden of Olympia. Mr. and Mrs.
Wolden also have 10 grandchildren,
12 great-grandchildren and two great-
great-grandchildren.
AARP offers safe
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city license. New dogs are brought in
all the time. Call 427-7503 or visit the
shelter at 902 West Pine Street.
Hours are 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday
through Friday and 9 a.m. t(; 1 p.m.
For spay-neuter assistance call 426-
5523, More intbrmation is awdlable
at www.adoptapet-wa.org on the
Internet.
Saturday.
ttere's a listing of some of the dogs
awfilable this week:
Rottweiler nlix, Inale, l year ohl.
Pit bull mix, male, 1 year old.
Spaniel mix, female, 2 years old.
Pit bull, male, 3 years old.
Labrador, male, 4 months old.
driving class again
ty, detbnsive driving and recenti
changes in traffic laws.
AARP is an organization for- i
merly known as the American As" I
sociation of Retired Persons. Tu,
ition fbr the class is $10 per perso
and preregistration is required.
Reservations may be made by
calling 426-5239.
8:45 a.m. to 1 p.m. on both days,
with attendance required on both
days for those who would like to
receive a certificate of completion.
Persons completing the class may
be eligible for a discount on their
automobile insurance premium.
The class is open to drivers un-
der age 55, but students should
check with their insurance provid-
ers to determine their qualifica-
tions for a discount. Membership
in AARP is not required.
Classes are designed to help
experienced drivers cope with age-
related changes in vision, hearing
and reaction time. Special atten-
tion is given to the proper use of
anti-lock brakes, safety belts, air-
bags and child-restraint systems.
Helpful guidance is given in
lligh Speed Satellite /
Internet ANYWltERE
/
the ability to assess one's own and
other's driving skills. Intbrmation
is shared concerning vehicle safe-
END OFYEAR SPECIAL '
$50 off Installation l
and FREE XM Radio t
At'tivtlti::),Rtil/dred [
W'00m, flmmCammmimliomLLCI
(360) 655-5555 I
www.widowthorn.com
"Hobby Losses"& the IRS
Feline Friends
Feline Friends is a nonprofit vof
unteer group whose mission is rescu-
ing and finding homes tbr homeless,
abused or abandoned eats and kittens,
The group provides foster care in vol-
unteers' homes until t lw animals (:an
be placed in permanent homes, Adop-
Elks celebrate children at Christmas party
AARP will oflbr its Driver Safb-
ty Class in Shelton on Monday
and Tuesday, January 22 and 23.
Classes will take place at Mason
General Hospital, 901 M()untain
View Drive in Shelton.
The eight-hour course runs fi'om
contributed to the cause, among them:
the local Elks, who chipped in $300; Loyal
Order of Eagles, $357; Shelton Wal.Mart,
$300; the Shelton Emblem Club, $100;
accountant Don Gardner, $100; Kimmel
Escrow, $100; Dr. Collins, $50; Peninsu-
la Credit Union, $50; and the Pine Tree,
$20. Several members of Shelton Elks
Lodge became holiday elves, helping to
bake cookies, serve food, volunteer in
the kitchen, greet guests at the door,
serve beverages, give donations and run
errands.
Children won six bikes at the recent
Children's Christmas party hosted at
the Elks lodge. Those who won the bikes
were Jessica Roberts, Dylan Colby, Am-
ber Lynn Keen, Jacob Jensen, Kayala
Talbert and Ethan Halliday. Every child
won a stuffed toy, too. Santa Claus ap-
peared after entertainment by Stormy
and Professor Buzzy. All the children
were able to visit with Santa and re-
ceived a filled stocking. Everyone filled
up on hot dogs, homemade cookies and
a soda. A number of local organizations
The recently released IRS strategic plan for
2005-2009 emphasizes the importance of en-
forcement efforts and assuring that tax practi-
tioners adhere to the law. The IRS is hiring and is stepping up audit activity,
especially for high-income and self-employed taxpayers (Sch. C fliers). The
IRS estimated that over 5109 billion of the underreporting gap came from
understated net business income - underreported receipts and overstated
expenses.
The IRS has implemented a new initiative to identify and disallow hobby
losses, reported as Sch. C businesses. It appears that the IRS is making pre-
sumptive determination of any business which has consistent losses. This
is a big risk to taxpayers who consistently operate a business venture at a
loss. Some hobbies generate substantial income. In these cases you want to
qualify as a business (with the required profit motive) so that deductions can
be claimed art Sch. C. Call for an appointment today!
1635 Olympic Hwy. N., #102A taxfx@hctc.com
360.462.1040
E)eadline is on Monday
St) that we can get your news to
all the readers of these community
pages, please submit stories and
information be,'e the deadline of
2 p.m. Monday.
Making exceptions isn't fair to
those who meet the deadline, or to
the production staff'at T]u, Journal.
We're happy to print announce-
ments of meetings, sales and pub-
lic events. All press releases, if
they're not typed, should be print-
ed or hand-written carefully with
all names, times and dates printed
clearly. Please include the name of
a contact person and telephone
number in case 77e.Journal needs
more information.
* Permit Administration
. Steel, Wood or Hardi-Plank Siding
- Steel or 3 lab Roofing
• Lifetime Warranty on Steel Avail.
• Free Building Design
H
Sequim
990 E Washington St.
In the QFC Sh!qdfinq (;It
(il) 6, t f)16,l * I 577 241,0S72
d
iscounts on
models
from$2995
now thru
Jan 9th
Visit us online at www.alkistove-spa.com
Siiverdale
9445 Silverdale Way
(360) 692-4303
} h)urs: Mon -*l burs 9:30-6
hli 9:30-8 Sat/Sun 9;30-6
Page 16 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, January 4, 2007
"Josie is a beautiful orange and white, short-haired girl ready
and waiting to be picked for adoption. She and many other
young cats and kittens are waiting for just the right people to
come and make them part of their families at our shelter," a
volunteer said. Josie is immunized, vet-checked and ready for
adoption. Kitten Rescue of Mason County can be reached in the
evenings at 426-2455.
Adopt-a-Pet
Adopt-a-Pet is a nonprofit vohm-
teer group whose placement services,
kennels and spay-neuter assistance
program are financed thtx)ugh month-
ly garage sales held on the second
Saturday of the month at 210 Grove
Street. All dogs are vet-checked and
spayed or neutere(i.
Call 432-3091 to set up a kennel
visit, To donate items call 426-4269.
tion fee includes spay-neuter service,
feline AIDS test and parasite control,
To adopt a kitten or adult cat, call
877-9563 or 360-866-0599. Donations
are accepted at P.O. Box 27, Shelton,
98584.
City of Shelton
Animal Shelter
Adoptions cost $75 plus $5 tbr a
Woldens celebrate 65 years
Ken and Ann Marie (Lemke) Wolden
recently celebrated their 65th wed-
ding anniversary. The couple was
married in Shelton on November 16,
1941. Mrs. Wolden is the daughter
of the late Archie and Marguerite
Lemke. Mr. Wolden is the son of the
late Eli and Bella Wolden. The cou-
pie has three children: Gary and his
wife Donna Wolden of Shelton; Carol
and her husband Richard Hakus of
Las Vegas; and Bill and his wife Peg-
gy Wolden of Olympia. Mr. and Mrs.
Wolden also have 10 grandchildren,
12 great-grandchildren and two great-
great-grandchildren.
AARP offers safe
i
J
I
I
I
l
I'
!
I
I
I
I
city license. New dogs are brought in
all the time. Call 427-7503 or visit the
shelter at 902 West Pine Street.
Hours are 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday
through Friday and 9 a.m. t(; 1 p.m.
For spay-neuter assistance call 426-
5523, More intbrmation is awdlable
at www.adoptapet-wa.org on the
Internet.
Saturday.
ttere's a listing of some of the dogs
awfilable this week:
Rottweiler nlix, Inale, l year ohl.
Pit bull mix, male, 1 year old.
Spaniel mix, female, 2 years old.
Pit bull, male, 3 years old.
Labrador, male, 4 months old.
driving class again
ty, detbnsive driving and recenti
changes in traffic laws.
AARP is an organization for- i
merly known as the American As" I
sociation of Retired Persons. Tu,
ition fbr the class is $10 per perso
and preregistration is required.
Reservations may be made by
calling 426-5239.
8:45 a.m. to 1 p.m. on both days,
with attendance required on both
days for those who would like to
receive a certificate of completion.
Persons completing the class may
be eligible for a discount on their
automobile insurance premium.
The class is open to drivers un-
der age 55, but students should
check with their insurance provid-
ers to determine their qualifica-
tions for a discount. Membership
in AARP is not required.
Classes are designed to help
experienced drivers cope with age-
related changes in vision, hearing
and reaction time. Special atten-
tion is given to the proper use of
anti-lock brakes, safety belts, air-
bags and child-restraint systems.
Helpful guidance is given in
lligh Speed Satellite /
Internet ANYWltERE
/
the ability to assess one's own and
other's driving skills. Intbrmation
is shared concerning vehicle safe-
END OFYEAR SPECIAL '
$50 off Installation l
and FREE XM Radio t
At'tivtlti::),Rtil/dred [
W'00m, flmmCammmimliomLLCI
(360) 655-5555 I
www.widowthorn.com
"Hobby Losses"& the IRS
Feline Friends
Feline Friends is a nonprofit vof
unteer group whose mission is rescu-
ing and finding homes tbr homeless,
abused or abandoned eats and kittens,
The group provides foster care in vol-
unteers' homes until t lw animals (:an
be placed in permanent homes, Adop-
Elks celebrate children at Christmas party
AARP will oflbr its Driver Safb-
ty Class in Shelton on Monday
and Tuesday, January 22 and 23.
Classes will take place at Mason
General Hospital, 901 M()untain
View Drive in Shelton.
The eight-hour course runs fi'om
contributed to the cause, among them:
the local Elks, who chipped in $300; Loyal
Order of Eagles, $357; Shelton Wal.Mart,
$300; the Shelton Emblem Club, $100;
accountant Don Gardner, $100; Kimmel
Escrow, $100; Dr. Collins, $50; Peninsu-
la Credit Union, $50; and the Pine Tree,
$20. Several members of Shelton Elks
Lodge became holiday elves, helping to
bake cookies, serve food, volunteer in
the kitchen, greet guests at the door,
serve beverages, give donations and run
errands.
Children won six bikes at the recent
Children's Christmas party hosted at
the Elks lodge. Those who won the bikes
were Jessica Roberts, Dylan Colby, Am-
ber Lynn Keen, Jacob Jensen, Kayala
Talbert and Ethan Halliday. Every child
won a stuffed toy, too. Santa Claus ap-
peared after entertainment by Stormy
and Professor Buzzy. All the children
were able to visit with Santa and re-
ceived a filled stocking. Everyone filled
up on hot dogs, homemade cookies and
a soda. A number of local organizations
The recently released IRS strategic plan for
2005-2009 emphasizes the importance of en-
forcement efforts and assuring that tax practi-
tioners adhere to the law. The IRS is hiring and is stepping up audit activity,
especially for high-income and self-employed taxpayers (Sch. C fliers). The
IRS estimated that over 5109 billion of the underreporting gap came from
understated net business income - underreported receipts and overstated
expenses.
The IRS has implemented a new initiative to identify and disallow hobby
losses, reported as Sch. C businesses. It appears that the IRS is making pre-
sumptive determination of any business which has consistent losses. This
is a big risk to taxpayers who consistently operate a business venture at a
loss. Some hobbies generate substantial income. In these cases you want to
qualify as a business (with the required profit motive) so that deductions can
be claimed art Sch. C. Call for an appointment today!
1635 Olympic Hwy. N., #102A taxfx@hctc.com
360.462.1040
E)eadline is on Monday
St) that we can get your news to
all the readers of these community
pages, please submit stories and
information be,'e the deadline of
2 p.m. Monday.
Making exceptions isn't fair to
those who meet the deadline, or to
the production staff'at T]u, Journal.
We're happy to print announce-
ments of meetings, sales and pub-
lic events. All press releases, if
they're not typed, should be print-
ed or hand-written carefully with
all names, times and dates printed
clearly. Please include the name of
a contact person and telephone
number in case 77e.Journal needs
more information.
* Permit Administration
. Steel, Wood or Hardi-Plank Siding
- Steel or 3 lab Roofing
• Lifetime Warranty on Steel Avail.
• Free Building Design
H
Sequim
990 E Washington St.
In the QFC Sh!qdfinq (;It
(il) 6, t f)16,l * I 577 241,0S72
d
iscounts on
models
from$2995
now thru
Jan 9th
Visit us online at www.alkistove-spa.com
Siiverdale
9445 Silverdale Way
(360) 692-4303
} h)urs: Mon -*l burs 9:30-6
hli 9:30-8 Sat/Sun 9;30-6
Page 16 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, January 4, 2007