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Spanish instru
St. David's Episcopal Church and N
County Literacy/Sound Leaning are
ing a ten-week Spanish Language im
tion series that will be from 4 to 5:30
for the advanced class and from 5:3(3
p.m. for the beginning class on M(
CALENDAR
Jan. 12
7 p.m., The Shelton breakfa
High School Drama De- lessons
partment presents "The groups
Seussification of Romeo get the
and Juliet," by Peter Bloc- weeken
del- an adaptation of Wil- mation
liam Shakespeare's "Ro- 427-90~
meo and Juliet" com-bined 10:4~
with the style of Dr. Seuss. er Alto
The performances will be at Beth
held at the SHS Audito- located
rium. Tickets cost $6 per St., Shq
person and audiences will of Hope
be Iimited to 60 per perfor- sis, B~
mance. Team,
The 36(
Jan. 13
1:30 p.m., Retired Sci-
entists meeting at Shel-
ton library Dave and Dot-
tie Bonnet will talk about
their research on Pink
Dolphins. Lunch bunch at
noon at Grove Street Bre-
whouse.
7 p.m., The Shelton
High School Drama De-
partment presents "The
Seussification of Romeo
and Juliet," by Peter Bloe-
del - an adaptation of Wil-
liam Shakespeare's "Ro-
meo and Juliet" com-bined
with the style of Dr. Seuss.
The performances will be
held at the SHS Audito-
rium. Tickets cost $6 per
person and audiences will
be limited to 60 per perfor-
mance.
lday,
grades
Jan 16
All q
ies will
in obs
Luther
braries
lar sc
Jan. 17
tion ca
Olympi
1-877-2
9 a,
ction series offered
ason Feb. 6 at St. David's Church, 324 West Ce-
)ffer- dar Street.
truc-Both sessions are designed to emphasize
p.m. conversational Spanish. For information
to 7 and registration call Jo Ewart 432-9474 or
Carolyn Carlton 427-5460.
crafts, games, Jan 18
st, music, bible 10 a.m., The Board of
skits and small Commissioners of Mason
to help your kids County Fire District 5
most out of every will be holding its regular
J. For more infor-meeting at Station 58 in
contact Melody at Shelton, 122 W Franklin
2 3-5 p.m., Shelton Tim-
;a.m., guest speak- berland Library presents
3. Garrison will be Teen Gaming Lounge.
~l Assembly of GodPlay Xbox Kinect, Wii and
at 1521 Monroe other games, watch mov-
dton. He is authories and have refreshments
in American's Cri-with friends. Snacks and
ilding a Winning supplies provided by the
~ct 2 Church and Friends of the Shelton
degree Disciple. Timberland Library. For
more information call 426-
1362.
[mberland Librar-
be closed Monday, Thursday, Jan 19
rvance of Martin 10-11 a.m., TOPS meets
King Jr. Day. Li- at the Shelton Christian
will resume regu- Church every Thursday.
]edules Tuesday, For more information call
For more informa- Ruth at 432-0870.
1 943-5001 in the 1-2 p.m., Shelton Di-
t area or toll free abetes Support Group
34-6237. meets in the Ellinor Room
m., TOPS #1402 at Mason General Hospi-
meets eceryMonday at thetal. Contact Sue at 427-
Harstire Island Commu- 7332 for more information.
nity Htdl, 3371 E Harst- 6 p.m., Relay for Life
ine Island Road N. If you of Shelton Kick-off Party
are loo:cing for a support at Olympic Middle School,
group t3 Take Off Pounds 800 E K St, Shelton. This
Sensiblj, come andjoinus, informational event will
More i~formation please serve as a kick-off for the
contact|Marlene at 427- 2012 Relay for Life. Open
3873. to the public.
6:30 p.m., Hood Canal
Jan 17
Jan. 14 11:3{
7 p.m., The Shelton Kiwani~
High School Drama De- days a
partment presents "The Se-Oyster
ussification of Romeo and gins at
Juliet," by Peter Bloedel prograr
- an adaptation of Williamuntil 1
: Shakespeare's "Romeo ander ava:
a.m., The Shelton
Club meets Tues-
Xinh's Clam &
House. Lunch be-
ll:30 a.m. and the
Phone
(360) 426-4412
i runs from noon
?.m. Programs cov-
'iety Of topics from
Lions club meetings at
the Union fire Hall, 4th
St. in Union (1st and 3rd
Thursdays Sept. through
May)
7-10 p.m. John Lucas
and Randy Linder will
perform at Taylor Station,
RestaUrant and Lounge on'
Juliet" com-bined'with the 'nonprot
Style of Dr. Seuss: The per- tal ent
formances will be held at nity me
the SHS Auditorium. Tick- 11:3{
ets cost $6 per person and County
audiences will be limited to Voters~
60 per performance, ly meet
Library
Jan 15 Shelton
10 a.m.-noon, Kidz- speakel
town at Olympic Middle 1:30 p3
School for kids K-6th brown t
ENIORCALENDAR
Unless otherwise noted,
all events take place at the
Mason County Senior Ac-
tivities Center at 826 W.
Railroad Ave. The Shel-
ton senior center hours are
from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Mon-
day through Thursday and
from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m, on Fri-
day. The center's telephone
desk (426-7374) is closed for
lunch from noon until 12:30
p.m.
10:4i
Mondv
Close
King
Tuesda
8:05~
ative yo
9-10:
ate/adv,'
9 a.~
circle
No Z1
Thursday 11 a.:
8:05 a.m., gentle, restor- Nora
ative yoga 12:3£
9-10:30 a.m., intermedi-up day
ate/advanced line dancing 1:15
9-noon, EZ Crafters your he
its to governmen-
ties, and commu-
tubers.
a.m., the Mason
League of Women
rill have its month-
[ng at the Johnson
Olympic College,
Campus. Guest
are from noon to
L. The meeting is a
,ag lunch.
a.m., Zumba
Martin Luther
Y
Y
l.m, gentle, restor-
ga.
30 a.m., intermedi-
raced line dancing
.-2:30 p.m., sewing
tmba Class
n., general meeting
L, lunch: ham
p.m., bridge sign
~efore
a.m. take control of
ilth class
Thursdays
7 p.m:, Sheiton High
School Talent Show at
Shelton High School audi-
torium. The showcase will
feature students and staff.
This is a non-profit ben-
efit. Entry into the talent
show is a canned food item
all canned items will be
donated to Saint's Pantry
Food Bank.
Wednesday
Foot care by appoint-
ment
8 and 8:30 a.m., tai
chi
9 a.m., WA State History
Museum van trip
9 a.m., beginning line
dancing
10 a.m., intermediate/
advanced line dancing
11 a.m., music by Evelyn
Trenckmann
Noon, lunch: baked ziti
casserole
12:30 p.m., game day
1 p.m., pinochle
2 p.m., treats from Capi-
tal Place
10:30--11:30 a.m., blood
pressure checks
10:45 a.m., Zumba class
Noon lunch: spaghetti
w/meat sauce
12:30 p.m., bridge - sign
up the day before
1 p.m., bingo
2 p.m., treats from Fir
Lane
Friday
8 and 8:30 a.m., tai chi
9-11 a.m., open line
dance
9 a.m.-12:30 p.m., fab-
ric sorting volunteers
11:30 a.m., John Rosen-
gren's piano bar
Noon, lunch Sponsored
by MCSAA: tacos
1 p.m., MCSAA goes to
the movies
Saturday
10 a.m., intermediate
watercolor class
Mic Night
Come See Our 1st-Run
M OVI ES !
$1I[lOi CI DiA$
24-HOUR MOVIE INFO 426-11~C
www.SHELTONCINEMAS,com
Corner of 5th & Franklin
War Horse
Daily 3:00, 6:00pro
Additional Shows
Fri-Sat 9:00pm
Contraband
Daily 4:20, 6:45pm
Additional Shows
Sat-Mon 2:00pm
Fri-Sat 9-05pm
-- NOW OPEN-
Serving all organic, fair trade espresso drinks
* ALWAYS FEWER THAN 8 MIN. OF PREVIEWS *
.~,L,?,:. L L~
Shelton Elks
PROGRESSIVE BLACKOUT GAME
Effective Thursday, January 5, 2012
Starts at 50 Blackout numbers called and $250 Prize. The Jackpot
will increase $25 per week and one additional Blackout number
will be added each week until jackpot is won.
Week # Blackout #s Called Jackpot Prize
1 50 $250
2 51 $275
3 52 $300
4 . 53 : : $325
This progression will advance every week until there, is a Jackpot
winner. There is no limit on how high the Jac, kpot can go.
s25 Consolation Weekly Prize until there is a jackpot.
Every Thursday Evening
Doors Open: 5:00 pm • Early Bird: 6:00 pm
Food & Beverages Available • Smoke-Free
741 SE Craig Rd.
360-426-2322
This event is sponsored by the Shelton Elks Lodge #2467 and is Open to The Publi¢
Mom,
Grandma...
We Can't
Bdieve
You're 70
EitheH
Love, Your Family
Friends
Patrick Palmer
Boy Scout Forever
Camp Ranger at
Skokomish Park
Lake Cushman
--- Love, Dad &Mom
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