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Chamber Singers will perform in concert
The Chamber Singers of Shelton High
School will give a series of performanc-
es at the Colonial House in downtown
Shelton this month. Among the stu-
dents in the chorale are, from left to
right, Alex Davis-Brazill, Liam Malpass,
Lawrence Chapman, Kellen Gold, Col-
lin Dysart, Molly Swanson, Erika Chris-
tensen and Laurie Hartley. The series
Is entitled "Ah Primavera!" and will
include a full-length concert of songs
and Renaissance madrigals, theatrical
skits, instrumental music and dessert.
"Ah Primavera!" will run on Friday and
Saturday nights for two consecutive
weekends, April 13-14 and April 20-21,
with showtimes at 7 p.m. Tickets cost
$15, with proceeds to benefit the choral
music program at SHS. For tickets, send
an e-mail to pnakhla@sheltonsch001s.org
or call choral director Paul Nakhla at
432-2136.
College hosts talk on native plants
Karin Strelioff, environmen-
tal education and outreach spe-
cialist from the Mason Conser-
vation District, will be the guest
speaker next Wednesday eve-
ning at Olympic College Shel-
ton.
Strelioff will speak about
"Landscaping with Native Trees
and Plants" and how residents
can manage local resources. The
free lecture will be from 7 to 8:30
p.m. on Wednesday, April 11, at
The Johnson Library at the col-
lege, 937 West Alpine Way.
The presentation is part of
the college's ongoing We 2 Lec-
ture Series. For more informa-
tion, interested persons can call
the college at 432-5400.
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Store Cluing Sale
.Gifts
*Toys
Located downtown .School/Office
Shelton in supplies
Evergreen Square *Housewares
.Greetingcards
Check out our great deals on
the following merchandise:
.Seasonal gifts
and decorations
(Easter, Christmas, 4th
of July, Halloween,
Valentines Day)
eCandles
.Photo Frames
Vloney Saver
Hunt is on for Easter goodies
Searching for fun family ac-
tivities fbr Easter? Look no fur-
Laer. The following actlvmes are
planned for this weekend.
Merabers of the Union com-
unity will host the 23rd annual
S:t°n Easter Egg Hunt at 1 p.m.
, UrUay, April 7, at the Union
bOmraunity Park This year the
e . . " .
egg hunt Is m memory of Janm
rasslo . -
, a longhme adult partlcl-
ant in this annual event who
ed last year. will have
Three age grotSfirst ' second
separate events Wl
and third prizes awarded. Par-
ents are encouraged to help hunt-
ers ages 3 and younger. Other
divisions are fbr ages 4 to 7 and
8 to 12.
nAn egg toss will also be held for
g.es 4 to 12, 13 to 17 and 18 and
Older, With a prize to be awarded
teac h age group. Participants
..."" also guess the number of
,eces of candy in the "Janie's
a aoy Count" competition.
p lO find the Union Community
R _ark from the south, take Mc-
t[eavy Road from Brockdale Road,
ea turn left fl'om McReavy onto
,n treet, then left on Port
tenSend Street. The park is on
e ett-hand side of the street.
The baseball and. soccer
fields at Shelton High School and
Oakland Bay Junior High School
will be the scene of an egg hunt
on Saturday, April 7.
Buffet benefits
animal shelter
Co The Huraane Society of Mason
unty raised $530 at last week's
rand-raiser. Proceeds from a Mexi
t n buffet and raffle in Belfair will
Used to establish an animal
elter, spokesperson Melanle
agner said.
Steph's Espresso, Wal-Mart,
Godfather's Pizza and Premium
Drug Screening are sponsors of
this event, which will involve
7,500 Easter eggs, 90 percent of
which will be filled with candy,
pizza coupons, coupons for hot
chocolate, money or tickets to
qualify the holder for prizes.
Different age groups have dif-
ferent starting times: 11 a.m. at
the main baseball field for chil-
dren age 3 and younger who are
old enough to walk; 11:20 at the
practice baseball field for ages 4-
5; 11:40 a.m. at the soccer fields
for ages 6-7; noon at the soccer
fields for ages 8-9; and 12:20 at
the soccer fields tbr ages 10-11.
Shelton Presbyterian Church
has planned an Easter egg hunt for
1 p.m. on Saturday, April 7. This
activity is free to children up to
age 10 from around the communi-
ty. Special prizes will be awarded.
For safety considerations, all
children should be accompanied
by an adult. To get to the event
from Highway 101, turn onto
Shelton Springs Road, go a quar-
ter of a mile and the property will
be on the lei-hand side.
The Lake Cushman Fire-
fighters Association and the Lake
Cushman Ladies Fire Auxiliary
will have an Easter egg hunt and
bake sale beginning at 11 a.m. on
Saturday, April 7. These events
will take place at Lake Kokanee
Park in Division 9.
The Shelton Moose will host
an Easter carnival complete with
cotton candy, eggs, cupcake deco-
rating, ice cream bars and activi-
ties. The event will run from 9
a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturday, April
7, at the Moose hall, 741 SE Craig
Road in Shelton.
A free Easter egg hunt will
be held on Saturday, April 7, at
Shelton Health and Rehabilita-
tion Center, 153 Johns Court in
Shelton. Children ages 10 and
under are invited to be there at
11 a.m., rain or shine, with Eas-
ter baskets in hand. All eggs will
have a toy, candy or a prize in-
side.
New Store Hours
Mon-Fri 10-5
Saturday 10-4
Sunday Closed
Ph. 360-426-2666
*Discounts do not apply to red tagged,
already discounted merchandise, or
services such as copies and faxing.
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I NEW PATIENT OFFER! I
! !
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|
i o most adVln;2;n;,;=;:: iHni;hw:;iNoet h
I
m ,...,.., Families welcome Richard C. Downing, D.D.S, and m
-- ',^ v .... Christopher J. Burton, D.D.S. provide
I * Smile enhancement with a friendly personal touch
"Shelton's
I friendly dentist." Call for appointment today! 426-4712 1
i m mm i m m i m m m i m m m mmm
E
30 Years of Quality
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where the sat,sf,ed
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Were we helpful, courteous and friendly? YeS
Were you pleased with the way your vehicle was delivered? YeS
Would you recommend us to friends? MOSt definitel R _
We would appreciate your comments: $lr#tv ll'$'J
a_pa/nless!
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10% OFF ALL PARTS AND SERVICE
Seniors age 55 and over (Up to slO0 savings)
[Tom Roof
Ran McLean
I Gary Ward J
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Microclean Filtration Energy Efficient
Financing Available Chemicals
Mobile Service Repair
I I I I I I II IIIIIIIIII
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Stoves .Inserts
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Thursday, April 5, 2007 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Page 35
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Chamber Singers will perform in concert
The Chamber Singers of Shelton High
School will give a series of performanc-
es at the Colonial House in downtown
Shelton this month. Among the stu-
dents in the chorale are, from left to
right, Alex Davis-Brazill, Liam Malpass,
Lawrence Chapman, Kellen Gold, Col-
lin Dysart, Molly Swanson, Erika Chris-
tensen and Laurie Hartley. The series
Is entitled "Ah Primavera!" and will
include a full-length concert of songs
and Renaissance madrigals, theatrical
skits, instrumental music and dessert.
"Ah Primavera!" will run on Friday and
Saturday nights for two consecutive
weekends, April 13-14 and April 20-21,
with showtimes at 7 p.m. Tickets cost
$15, with proceeds to benefit the choral
music program at SHS. For tickets, send
an e-mail to pnakhla@sheltonsch001s.org
or call choral director Paul Nakhla at
432-2136.
College hosts talk on native plants
Karin Strelioff, environmen-
tal education and outreach spe-
cialist from the Mason Conser-
vation District, will be the guest
speaker next Wednesday eve-
ning at Olympic College Shel-
ton.
Strelioff will speak about
"Landscaping with Native Trees
and Plants" and how residents
can manage local resources. The
free lecture will be from 7 to 8:30
p.m. on Wednesday, April 11, at
The Johnson Library at the col-
lege, 937 West Alpine Way.
The presentation is part of
the college's ongoing We 2 Lec-
ture Series. For more informa-
tion, interested persons can call
the college at 432-5400.
"7,:S,.I, t The Loc||mltb Man
Shelton's Full-Service Professional Locksmith Since 1984
SUMMER SECURITY BEGINS HERE!
[ Bring in this ad for a FREE STANDARD HOUSE KEY I
Transponder keys made and programmed, High-security auto specialist All makes * Home & business
Store Cluing Sale
.Gifts
*Toys
Located downtown .School/Office
Shelton in supplies
Evergreen Square *Housewares
.Greetingcards
Check out our great deals on
the following merchandise:
.Seasonal gifts
and decorations
(Easter, Christmas, 4th
of July, Halloween,
Valentines Day)
eCandles
.Photo Frames
Vloney Saver
Hunt is on for Easter goodies
Searching for fun family ac-
tivities fbr Easter? Look no fur-
Laer. The following actlvmes are
planned for this weekend.
Merabers of the Union com-
unity will host the 23rd annual
S:t°n Easter Egg Hunt at 1 p.m.
, UrUay, April 7, at the Union
bOmraunity Park This year the
e . . " .
egg hunt Is m memory of Janm
rasslo . -
, a longhme adult partlcl-
ant in this annual event who
ed last year. will have
Three age grotSfirst ' second
separate events Wl
and third prizes awarded. Par-
ents are encouraged to help hunt-
ers ages 3 and younger. Other
divisions are fbr ages 4 to 7 and
8 to 12.
nAn egg toss will also be held for
g.es 4 to 12, 13 to 17 and 18 and
Older, With a prize to be awarded
teac h age group. Participants
..."" also guess the number of
,eces of candy in the "Janie's
a aoy Count" competition.
p lO find the Union Community
R _ark from the south, take Mc-
t[eavy Road from Brockdale Road,
ea turn left fl'om McReavy onto
,n treet, then left on Port
tenSend Street. The park is on
e ett-hand side of the street.
The baseball and. soccer
fields at Shelton High School and
Oakland Bay Junior High School
will be the scene of an egg hunt
on Saturday, April 7.
Buffet benefits
animal shelter
Co The Huraane Society of Mason
unty raised $530 at last week's
rand-raiser. Proceeds from a Mexi
t n buffet and raffle in Belfair will
Used to establish an animal
elter, spokesperson Melanle
agner said.
Steph's Espresso, Wal-Mart,
Godfather's Pizza and Premium
Drug Screening are sponsors of
this event, which will involve
7,500 Easter eggs, 90 percent of
which will be filled with candy,
pizza coupons, coupons for hot
chocolate, money or tickets to
qualify the holder for prizes.
Different age groups have dif-
ferent starting times: 11 a.m. at
the main baseball field for chil-
dren age 3 and younger who are
old enough to walk; 11:20 at the
practice baseball field for ages 4-
5; 11:40 a.m. at the soccer fields
for ages 6-7; noon at the soccer
fields for ages 8-9; and 12:20 at
the soccer fields tbr ages 10-11.
Shelton Presbyterian Church
has planned an Easter egg hunt for
1 p.m. on Saturday, April 7. This
activity is free to children up to
age 10 from around the communi-
ty. Special prizes will be awarded.
For safety considerations, all
children should be accompanied
by an adult. To get to the event
from Highway 101, turn onto
Shelton Springs Road, go a quar-
ter of a mile and the property will
be on the lei-hand side.
The Lake Cushman Fire-
fighters Association and the Lake
Cushman Ladies Fire Auxiliary
will have an Easter egg hunt and
bake sale beginning at 11 a.m. on
Saturday, April 7. These events
will take place at Lake Kokanee
Park in Division 9.
The Shelton Moose will host
an Easter carnival complete with
cotton candy, eggs, cupcake deco-
rating, ice cream bars and activi-
ties. The event will run from 9
a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturday, April
7, at the Moose hall, 741 SE Craig
Road in Shelton.
A free Easter egg hunt will
be held on Saturday, April 7, at
Shelton Health and Rehabilita-
tion Center, 153 Johns Court in
Shelton. Children ages 10 and
under are invited to be there at
11 a.m., rain or shine, with Eas-
ter baskets in hand. All eggs will
have a toy, candy or a prize in-
side.
New Store Hours
Mon-Fri 10-5
Saturday 10-4
Sunday Closed
Ph. 360-426-2666
*Discounts do not apply to red tagged,
already discounted merchandise, or
services such as copies and faxing.
iN m i m m mm n mm m m m,, m i mm mm n m
I NEW PATIENT OFFER! I
! !
m 8 [] m
With paid comprehensive exam, X rays and cleaning. $300 value!
|
i o most adVln;2;n;,;=;:: iHni;hw:;iNoet h
I
m ,...,.., Families welcome Richard C. Downing, D.D.S, and m
-- ',^ v .... Christopher J. Burton, D.D.S. provide
I * Smile enhancement with a friendly personal touch
"Shelton's
I friendly dentist." Call for appointment today! 426-4712 1
i m mm i m m i m m m i m m m mmm
E
30 Years of Quality
Mell Chevrolet
where the sat,sf,ed
customers buy ...
Were we helpful, courteous and friendly? YeS
Were you pleased with the way your vehicle was delivered? YeS
Would you recommend us to friends? MOSt definitel R _
We would appreciate your comments: $lr#tv ll'$'J
a_pa/nless!
G.S.g. - Brinnon
10% OFF ALL PARTS AND SERVICE
Seniors age 55 and over (Up to slO0 savings)
[Tom Roof
Ran McLean
I Gary Ward J
Suqda00e Spas
Microclean Filtration Energy Efficient
Financing Available Chemicals
Mobile Service Repair
I I I I I I II IIIIIIIIII
.Fireplaces
Stoves .Inserts
I I I I I
H SAT&l] L.O,, O"
Where everything comes together .........
qJ PLACE
OiympiaFireplace.com
Thursday, April 5, 2007 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Page 35
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