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Yacht club elects officers
"New Adventures" is the theme select-
ed by members of the Shelton Yacht
Club for 2007. They recently elected
new flag officers who are are, from left
to right: rear commodore Terry Mehl,
COmmodore Kim Austin and vice com-
modore Jim Harden. Taking the new
theme into consideration, commodore
Austin and the fleet captains are plan-
ning monthly cruises that will include
visits to more state parks in the south
of Puget Sound. Yacht club members
meet on the first Thursday of each
month at the marina off State Route 3.
rou$ t
)yers H
ypat00a sets poetry course
package of bookmarks oilers a per-
fbrated form that reminds "This
was borrowed from Please
return sometime." The stub, which
the lender retains, indicates the
name of the book, when it was bor-
rowed, and the name of the bor-
rower.
The Borrower's Bookmarks are
available at Sage Book Store, 116
West Railroad Avenue in down-
town Shelton.
:e i:tonHpa:ar:in-the-Woods, the Shel-
l " " etreat and resource cen-
tifuliter for Women in the arts has hit
rij ithe new year running with a num-
ted. ver el-special events scheduled for
you i 2007.
to These include tbe long-awaited
"i Ummer
: Op" ! m •
beSt i zne years first important fhnd
rob!raiser will be "The Poetry of Rain,
amela Workshop conducted by poet and
:am'writer Carolyn Maddux, on Sat-
February 3, at her home
Maddux promises a
poetry experience, with
time tbr writing, /bed-
and discussion, and contem-
ative walks beside the neighbor-
am and waterfall.
For the requested minimum
of $50 to Hypatia-in-
midway through the
Workshop participants will be
lunch prepared by the poet
a gourmet cook.
, former editor and still
contributor to The Journal, is in
demand as an instructor
Washington colleges,
is author of the poetry book
on a Flight of Angels
71d by Hypatia, which quick-
out after its publication.
ne Session will run from 10
Lm. to 4 p.m. Anyone interested
poetry is invited to register, but
is limited to a total
participants. Reservations
H made by calling 426-2268.
YPatla's
• • popular Antiques Fo-
re will return for a third year on
12 at the PUD 3 Auditorium,
Cota Street in Shelton.
will be a guest speaker and
may bring in thvorite an-
to be discussed by experts.
Plus, "Neither a borrower nor
leader be" has special meaning
book lovers, but Hypatia-in-
is offering a solution:
s Bookmark that will
P ensure the return of books
sometimes /brget they
t.
For a donation of $5 to the Shel-
retreat and resource
for women in the arts, the
what happens between
Before and After?
our meetings.
"Twinkle's bright blue eyes
sparkle as much as her fun
personality. She has been lov-
ingly hand-raised in one of our
foster homes and is now ready
to be adopted into her forever
home," a volunteer said. This
kitty and many more at the
shelter are immunized, vet-
checked and ready for adop-
tion. Kitten Rescue of Mason
County can be reached in the
evenings at 426-2455.
Adopt-a-Pet
Adopt-a-Pet is a nonprofit volunteer
group whose placement services, ken-
nels and spay-neuter assistance pro-
gram are financed through monthly
garage sales hem on the second Satur-
day of the month at 210 Grove Street.
All dogs are vet-checked and spayed or
neutered.
Call 432-3091 to set up a kennel vis-
it. To donate items call 426-4269. For
spay-neuter assistance call 426-5523.
More infbrmation is available at www.
Below-Market
Interest Rates
Unless a specific legal exception applies, ALL LOANS must
bear a minimum rate of interest. Where a minimum rate of
Interest is not stated, the law imputes interest as if thepar-
ties had aareed to such a charne FOR LOANS BETWEEN
INDIVIDi)'ALS,.the foregone iterest is subject to the (:lift
• x Drovision which for 2006 is limited to $12,000. IN ThE
!'ASE OF A STOCKHOLDER borrowinq from a corporation,
foregone interest is a taxable divid'end. (Double texa-
n here folks.) IN THE CASE OF A LOAN MADE TO AN
PLOYEE, the foregone interest is taxab e as W-2 wages
onq with all payrol[taxes implications).
11 for an appointment today!
PLUS FREE 2 ND OPINION!
G00€4
1635 Olympic Hwy. N., #102A taxfx@hctc.com
360.462.1040
adoptapet-wa.org on the Internet.
Feline Friends
Feline Friends is a nonprofit vol-
unteer group whose mission is rescu-
ing and finding homes for homeless,
abused or abandoned cats and kittens.
The group provides tbster care in volun-
teers' homes until the animals can be
placed in permanent homes. Adoption
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.
Kitten Rescue
Kitten Rescue of Mason County is
a nonprofit volunteer group which res-
cues and finds homes for abandoned
kittens. Adoption fee includes spay-
neuter service, feline leukemia test and
immunizations• Quarterly garage sales
support the group. For information on
kitties available tbr adoption or to do-
nate items for the garage sales, call 426-
2455 or go to www.kittenresq.net.
City of Shelton
Animal Shelter
Adoptions cost $75 plus $5 for a 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. to 1 p.m.
Saturday•
Here's a listing of some of the dogs
available this week:
Pit bull, male, 3 years old.
Pit bull, female, 1 year old.
Shepherd mix, female, 4 months old.
Leo, Marlene have
fun in retirement
(Continued from page 16.)
and garage made of thousands of
pieces of wood. They started with
a design they bought for the doll
house and then they completely
redid the whole thing.
THE GARAGE, Leo says, is
built completely to scale like the
garages he used to make in his
construction career. Inside, his
hand-built garage tools, skis and
sled hang on the garage walls,
supported by miniature trusses
and surrounded on the outside by
tiny, homemade gutters.
Marlene had fun buying all the
miniatures and even made and in-
stalled a stained glass window in
the doll house bathroom. Outside
their real garage, Leo's workshop
windows are decorated in a Bavar-
ian style inspired by a trip they
took to Germany when they were
touring the world.
"We keep pretty busy," Leo re-
marks.
Marlene shared a traditional
Norwegian recipe handed down to
her by her mother. She calls this
an easy, elegant dessert that is
sure to please crowds and said it is
best eaten fresh.
Kringle
Crust ingredients:
1 C. flour
1/2 C. butter
2 Tbsp. water
Custard ingredients:
1 C. flour
]/2 C. butter
1 C. water
1 tsp. vanilla
3 eggs
Frosting ingredients:
2 Tbsp. butter
11/2 C. powdered sugar
2 Tbsp. cream, or to proper consis-
tency
1 tsp. almond flavoring
Preparation:
Make the crust like a pie crust,
mixing the ingredients together
and forming the dough into two
balls. Pat the dough into two strips
12 inches by 3 inches in size and
arrange about three inches apart
on a baking sheet.
For the custard, bring the but-
ter and water to a boil. Remove
the mixture from the heat and add
the vanilla.
Stir in the flour all at once and
beat until the batter is smooth.
Add the eggs one at a time, beat-
ing the batter between each egg.
Spread the batter evenly over
the crust. Bake at 350 degrees
Fahrenheit for 60 minutes and
then let it cool.
Combine the frosting ingredi-
ents together and then spread the
frosting over the kringle. Sprinkle
chopped almonds or walnuts over
the top before serving.
Hood Canal
SCHOOL
• January 15-19
MONDAY: NO SCHOOL
TUESDAY: Breakfast: Soft pret-
zel with cheese, fruit, juice, milk.
Lunch: Teriyaki dippers, Spanish
rice, brcadsticks, pears, rice krispie
treats, milk.
WEDNESDAY: Breakfast: Breakfast
burrito, fruit, juice, milk. Lunch:
Pepperoni pizza, peach crisp, apple,
orange, corn, fruit roll-up, milk.
THURSDAY: Breakfast: Cold ce-
wal, muffin, fruit, iuice, milk. Lunch:
Chicken burger, French fries, grapes,
apple, kids snack mix, milk.
FRIDAY: Breakfast: Breakfast pizza,
fruit, juice, milk. Lunch: Toasted
turkey and cheese sandwich, tomato
soup with crackers, baby carrots,
applesauce, fruit snacks, milk.
dk
.qpi,isorcd by:
Hoodsport
• N. 24341 Hwy. 101 • 877-5272
NOW EVEN MORE CONVENIENT
MEETING TIMES!
Don't miss our Tuesday meetings at The Pavilion!
190 W. Sentry Drive, Shelton, WA 98584
Meeting Tuesdays at 4:30 pm and 6:15 pm!
Weigh-in 30 minutes prior to meeting.
Join now get FREE REGISTRATION*
Pay only the weekly fee - Offer ends 3/10/07
Ask about MONTHLY PASS*'*
Unlimited meetings, free eTools our online weight-loss companion - and great savings
1 see 9 ((--CWeinhtWatchers"
WeightWatchers.com -- 1 ""be an After, stay an After"
't Irst and subsequent weekly f(as a)ply. Offer valid for ;I hmited tune at pa,rticipating locations only.
Not valid tot At Work meetinQs, At Home and Onlit, subscriptlof products.
WEIGHT WATCHERS is a registere<:l trademark o Weight Watchers International Inc
12007 Weighl Watche,a International, Inc. All rights reserved, Discount code 35
New Patients: Don't Delay!
X-Rayl
*with paid cleaning
Exam!
Offer good through 1/31/07 only. Not valid with other offers, cash value 1/20¢•
Visit or call the office of Richard C. Downing, D.D.S., Shelton for details and appointment.
• Families welcome • Smile
• Digital X-rays enhancement
1626 Olympic Highway North
426-4712
The most advanced dental technology is now available in Shelton.
Richard C. Downing, D.D.S,
Christopher J. Burton, D.D.S.
Thursday, January 11,2007 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Page 17
Yacht club elects officers
"New Adventures" is the theme select-
ed by members of the Shelton Yacht
Club for 2007. They recently elected
new flag officers who are are, from left
to right: rear commodore Terry Mehl,
COmmodore Kim Austin and vice com-
modore Jim Harden. Taking the new
theme into consideration, commodore
Austin and the fleet captains are plan-
ning monthly cruises that will include
visits to more state parks in the south
of Puget Sound. Yacht club members
meet on the first Thursday of each
month at the marina off State Route 3.
rou$ t
)yers H
ypat00a sets poetry course
package of bookmarks oilers a per-
fbrated form that reminds "This
was borrowed from Please
return sometime." The stub, which
the lender retains, indicates the
name of the book, when it was bor-
rowed, and the name of the bor-
rower.
The Borrower's Bookmarks are
available at Sage Book Store, 116
West Railroad Avenue in down-
town Shelton.
:e i:tonHpa:ar:in-the-Woods, the Shel-
l " " etreat and resource cen-
tifuliter for Women in the arts has hit
rij ithe new year running with a num-
ted. ver el-special events scheduled for
you i 2007.
to These include tbe long-awaited
"i Ummer
: Op" ! m •
beSt i zne years first important fhnd
rob!raiser will be "The Poetry of Rain,
amela Workshop conducted by poet and
:am'writer Carolyn Maddux, on Sat-
February 3, at her home
Maddux promises a
poetry experience, with
time tbr writing, /bed-
and discussion, and contem-
ative walks beside the neighbor-
am and waterfall.
For the requested minimum
of $50 to Hypatia-in-
midway through the
Workshop participants will be
lunch prepared by the poet
a gourmet cook.
, former editor and still
contributor to The Journal, is in
demand as an instructor
Washington colleges,
is author of the poetry book
on a Flight of Angels
71d by Hypatia, which quick-
out after its publication.
ne Session will run from 10
Lm. to 4 p.m. Anyone interested
poetry is invited to register, but
is limited to a total
participants. Reservations
H made by calling 426-2268.
YPatla's
• • popular Antiques Fo-
re will return for a third year on
12 at the PUD 3 Auditorium,
Cota Street in Shelton.
will be a guest speaker and
may bring in thvorite an-
to be discussed by experts.
Plus, "Neither a borrower nor
leader be" has special meaning
book lovers, but Hypatia-in-
is offering a solution:
s Bookmark that will
P ensure the return of books
sometimes /brget they
t.
For a donation of $5 to the Shel-
retreat and resource
for women in the arts, the
what happens between
Before and After?
our meetings.
"Twinkle's bright blue eyes
sparkle as much as her fun
personality. She has been lov-
ingly hand-raised in one of our
foster homes and is now ready
to be adopted into her forever
home," a volunteer said. This
kitty and many more at the
shelter are immunized, vet-
checked and ready for adop-
tion. Kitten Rescue of Mason
County can be reached in the
evenings at 426-2455.
Adopt-a-Pet
Adopt-a-Pet is a nonprofit volunteer
group whose placement services, ken-
nels and spay-neuter assistance pro-
gram are financed through monthly
garage sales hem on the second Satur-
day of the month at 210 Grove Street.
All dogs are vet-checked and spayed or
neutered.
Call 432-3091 to set up a kennel vis-
it. To donate items call 426-4269. For
spay-neuter assistance call 426-5523.
More infbrmation is available at www.
Below-Market
Interest Rates
Unless a specific legal exception applies, ALL LOANS must
bear a minimum rate of interest. Where a minimum rate of
Interest is not stated, the law imputes interest as if thepar-
ties had aareed to such a charne FOR LOANS BETWEEN
INDIVIDi)'ALS,.the foregone iterest is subject to the (:lift
• x Drovision which for 2006 is limited to $12,000. IN ThE
!'ASE OF A STOCKHOLDER borrowinq from a corporation,
foregone interest is a taxable divid'end. (Double texa-
n here folks.) IN THE CASE OF A LOAN MADE TO AN
PLOYEE, the foregone interest is taxab e as W-2 wages
onq with all payrol[taxes implications).
11 for an appointment today!
PLUS FREE 2 ND OPINION!
G00€4
1635 Olympic Hwy. N., #102A taxfx@hctc.com
360.462.1040
adoptapet-wa.org on the Internet.
Feline Friends
Feline Friends is a nonprofit vol-
unteer group whose mission is rescu-
ing and finding homes for homeless,
abused or abandoned cats and kittens.
The group provides tbster care in volun-
teers' homes until the animals can be
placed in permanent homes. Adoption
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.
Kitten Rescue
Kitten Rescue of Mason County is
a nonprofit volunteer group which res-
cues and finds homes for abandoned
kittens. Adoption fee includes spay-
neuter service, feline leukemia test and
immunizations• Quarterly garage sales
support the group. For information on
kitties available tbr adoption or to do-
nate items for the garage sales, call 426-
2455 or go to www.kittenresq.net.
City of Shelton
Animal Shelter
Adoptions cost $75 plus $5 for a 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. to 1 p.m.
Saturday•
Here's a listing of some of the dogs
available this week:
Pit bull, male, 3 years old.
Pit bull, female, 1 year old.
Shepherd mix, female, 4 months old.
Leo, Marlene have
fun in retirement
(Continued from page 16.)
and garage made of thousands of
pieces of wood. They started with
a design they bought for the doll
house and then they completely
redid the whole thing.
THE GARAGE, Leo says, is
built completely to scale like the
garages he used to make in his
construction career. Inside, his
hand-built garage tools, skis and
sled hang on the garage walls,
supported by miniature trusses
and surrounded on the outside by
tiny, homemade gutters.
Marlene had fun buying all the
miniatures and even made and in-
stalled a stained glass window in
the doll house bathroom. Outside
their real garage, Leo's workshop
windows are decorated in a Bavar-
ian style inspired by a trip they
took to Germany when they were
touring the world.
"We keep pretty busy," Leo re-
marks.
Marlene shared a traditional
Norwegian recipe handed down to
her by her mother. She calls this
an easy, elegant dessert that is
sure to please crowds and said it is
best eaten fresh.
Kringle
Crust ingredients:
1 C. flour
1/2 C. butter
2 Tbsp. water
Custard ingredients:
1 C. flour
]/2 C. butter
1 C. water
1 tsp. vanilla
3 eggs
Frosting ingredients:
2 Tbsp. butter
11/2 C. powdered sugar
2 Tbsp. cream, or to proper consis-
tency
1 tsp. almond flavoring
Preparation:
Make the crust like a pie crust,
mixing the ingredients together
and forming the dough into two
balls. Pat the dough into two strips
12 inches by 3 inches in size and
arrange about three inches apart
on a baking sheet.
For the custard, bring the but-
ter and water to a boil. Remove
the mixture from the heat and add
the vanilla.
Stir in the flour all at once and
beat until the batter is smooth.
Add the eggs one at a time, beat-
ing the batter between each egg.
Spread the batter evenly over
the crust. Bake at 350 degrees
Fahrenheit for 60 minutes and
then let it cool.
Combine the frosting ingredi-
ents together and then spread the
frosting over the kringle. Sprinkle
chopped almonds or walnuts over
the top before serving.
Hood Canal
SCHOOL
• January 15-19
MONDAY: NO SCHOOL
TUESDAY: Breakfast: Soft pret-
zel with cheese, fruit, juice, milk.
Lunch: Teriyaki dippers, Spanish
rice, brcadsticks, pears, rice krispie
treats, milk.
WEDNESDAY: Breakfast: Breakfast
burrito, fruit, juice, milk. Lunch:
Pepperoni pizza, peach crisp, apple,
orange, corn, fruit roll-up, milk.
THURSDAY: Breakfast: Cold ce-
wal, muffin, fruit, iuice, milk. Lunch:
Chicken burger, French fries, grapes,
apple, kids snack mix, milk.
FRIDAY: Breakfast: Breakfast pizza,
fruit, juice, milk. Lunch: Toasted
turkey and cheese sandwich, tomato
soup with crackers, baby carrots,
applesauce, fruit snacks, milk.
dk
.qpi,isorcd by:
Hoodsport
• N. 24341 Hwy. 101 • 877-5272
NOW EVEN MORE CONVENIENT
MEETING TIMES!
Don't miss our Tuesday meetings at The Pavilion!
190 W. Sentry Drive, Shelton, WA 98584
Meeting Tuesdays at 4:30 pm and 6:15 pm!
Weigh-in 30 minutes prior to meeting.
Join now get FREE REGISTRATION*
Pay only the weekly fee - Offer ends 3/10/07
Ask about MONTHLY PASS*'*
Unlimited meetings, free eTools our online weight-loss companion - and great savings
1 see 9 ((--CWeinhtWatchers"
WeightWatchers.com -- 1 ""be an After, stay an After"
't Irst and subsequent weekly f(as a)ply. Offer valid for ;I hmited tune at pa,rticipating locations only.
Not valid tot At Work meetinQs, At Home and Onlit, subscriptlof products.
WEIGHT WATCHERS is a registere<:l trademark o Weight Watchers International Inc
12007 Weighl Watche,a International, Inc. All rights reserved, Discount code 35
New Patients: Don't Delay!
X-Rayl
*with paid cleaning
Exam!
Offer good through 1/31/07 only. Not valid with other offers, cash value 1/20¢•
Visit or call the office of Richard C. Downing, D.D.S., Shelton for details and appointment.
• Families welcome • Smile
• Digital X-rays enhancement
1626 Olympic Highway North
426-4712
The most advanced dental technology is now available in Shelton.
Richard C. Downing, D.D.S,
Christopher J. Burton, D.D.S.
Thursday, January 11,2007 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Page 17