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Thursday 5".30 - 6.'45 p.m., Shelton Timberland Library presents Page Turners Book Discus- sion, for adults. Road or lis- ten to "Drood" by Dan Sim- mons and join others in a conversation about the book. Everyone is welcome to join any or all discussions. For more information call 426- 1362 6:30 p.m., Hood Canal Lions Club regular meeting with a buffet dinner at Union Fire Hall, 4th St., Union. Friday 11",30, The Shelton-Mason County Chamber of Com- merce presents build your business education series with Dana Pethia Constant Contact speaking on e-mall and social media marketing at Grove Street Brewhouse and Tea 233 South First Street, Shelton. 11".30 ram. - 1 p.m., Fiercely independent elders meets in the Washington Room. Contact Ray at 898- 2316 for more information. 4" 0 p.m, Generation D Ribbon Cutting, 218 W. Cota Street. Saturday 8" 0 - 2 pJn., Shelton Olympic College in Shelton continuing education class "Coastal navigation for beat- ers." Navigation in the Puget Sound, San Juan Islands, Canadian Gulf Islands and Washington coastal areas. This is a two-day class, next class is scheduled for May 14, same time and place. Cost $119, call 432-5400 to register. 9 a.m. - 6 p.m., Old Tim- ers' Fair 2011 at Mary M. Knight School in Matlock. Admission, rides and enter- tainment are free. Indoor and outdoor booths, old time motors and machinery, kids slide, steam donkeys, an- tiques, collectibles, child ac- tivities, music kids carnival and great food. 9 a.m. - 11 a.m., Annual 4-H Scholarship ride at Pan- handle Lake. The first ticket is $7 additional tickets are $3. Riders can register at 8 a.m. with the first rider out at 9 last rider out at 11 a.m. The ride is laid out with rib- bons and it is usually about two hours. Rostrooms are available. Hot dogs, chips and coke, too. Saddle your horse and have a fun ride while supporting your local 4-H. 9 a.m, - 3 p.m., Shelton Farmers Market opening day downtown behind the Post Office between Third and Franklin streets. 9 a.m.-3 p.m., The Allyn Historic Community Church will host its annual bake and plant sale at the church on State Route 3 in downtown Allyn. The church will be open for public viewing dur- ing the hours of the sale 9 a.m. - 4 p.m., Master Gardener Plant Sale at Ma- Business Expo/Bite of Shelton 2011 Sixty-five local businesses and restaurants all under one roof from 7 to 9 p.m. on Thursday, May 19 at the Pa- vilion in Shelton. Sample lo- cal Restaurant's fine fare for a small fee, meet the owners of our local businesses and goods and services available right here in our own com- munity. Admission is free, come for prizes, drawings, specials and incentives. For more in- formation, contact us at 426- 2021 or e-mail info@shelton- discover the wide array of chamber.org. / Benefit for Dave Anderson \ Spaghetti Dinner • Silent/Live Auction Saturday May 21st Shelton Civic Center • 526 W Cota Street Doors open at 3 p.m./Dinner at 4 p.m. Adult: $10~ ca. * Children 12 & under SS~ Buy Tickets at: ~" Dr Downing's office • Blanton Massage Coffee Creek Espresso • Joseph's Flower Shop Tickets will also be available at the door For Auction Donations Call: Lori Lufkin 491-5480 * Angle Lund 427-7242 • Monica Deemer 490-5958 --- Fi~,ht Strong Dave --- / Four StarsB~~~ ~ = I (360) 427.8709 o Open for Supper Tuesd /-Saturday [] Downtown Sh on • Comer of 3rd and West Ra,road Z -] Come See Our 1st-Run www.SHELTONCINEMAS.com Comer ot Mh & Fracddln ] Sat-Sun 1:45pm PROM Dally 4:30pm Additional Shows ] Sat-Sun 2:20pm Atlas Shrugged Dally 7:00pm []~ Additional Shows Frl-Sat 9:00pm Fro.5/6 - SUN. 5/8 Source Code son County Recreation Area located at 2100 East John's Prairie Road, Shelton. 9:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m., Olympic College in Shelton continuing education class "Flagging certification." Learn what it takes to be- come a flagger. Certifica- tion test administered upon completion of class. Must be 18 years of age or older. Cost $65, call 432-5400 to register. 9:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m., Olympic College in Shel- ton continuing education class "Buying and selling on eBay." Cost $59, call 432- 5400 to register. 11 a.m. - 2 p.m., The Friends of Shelten Library will hold a book sale. Check out the bargains. Proceeds help fund events and equip- ment not covered in the li- brary's regular budget. For more information call 426- 1362. 11 a.m. - 5 p.m., Shelton Timberland Library presents Free Comic Book day for all ages. Pick up a free comic book and check out the man- ag, comic book and graphic novel collections available at the library. Limited to one free comic per person. Spon- sored by Olympic Cards and Comics and the Friends of the Library. For more infor- mation call 426-1362. 1 - 3 p.m., Cancer support group meets at Mason Gen- eral Hospital. For more infor- mation call 456-8266. Sunday 19 a.m.-4 p.m., Old Tim- ers' Fair 2011 at Mary M. Knight School in Matlock. Admission, rides and enter- tainment are free. Indoor and outdoor booths, old time motors and machinery, kids slide, steam donkeys, an- tiques, coUectibles, child ac- tivities, music kids carnival and great food. 2 p.m., Shelten Spiri- tual Cinema will screen its monthly film at the PUD 3 Auditorium, 307 W. Cota Street. There is no charge for admission, but donations are most welcome. Donations are used to pay the license fee for these films, with any funds beyond that going to SOCK (Save Our County's Kids) youth programs in Shelton. Monday 11:30 a.m., Mason Gen- eral Hospital Auxiliary will meet in the Ellinor Room at the hospital. Make your lunch reservation by May 5 by calling Norma Anstey at 426-3514 or Olive Lanman 426-2879. Tuesday 11:30 a.m., Mason Coun- ty Multiple Sclerosis Sup- pert Group monthly meet- Old Timers' Fair 2011 CONTA~. (Vendors) Noni Howard (360),26-87sl • Admission • Rides Entertainment J"' (360) 482-3382 6*n~ral reformation May 7th & 8th, 2011 Leroy Valley Mary M. Knight Sehool (360,,:76,, Matlock, Washington (360) 426-1509 Saturday 900 - 6190 • Sunday los00.4:00 Sefl • Demonstrate • Exhibit Old Time Motors & Machinery } [ Kids Slide • Steam Donkeys[ | Antiques • Collectlbles [ ~Chlld Activities. Music. Kids Carnival • Great g0odJ s • t" (only) wi ing at Route 66 Grill, 506 W. Railroad Ave., Shelten. The meeting is open to those that are interested. To obtain ad- ditional information please call Debby Zillmer at 877- 6959. 1 p.m., United Way of Mason County is holding a meeting of the Community Services Group. The Volun- teer coordinators will hold a meeting at 1 p.m. The Large Group Topic will be held at 2 p.m. and will cover program/ agency updates. At 3 p.m. the housing coalition will be held. Everyone is welcome. The meetings will be held at the Public Works Building at 100 W. Public Works Dr. in Shelten. 2 - 4 p.m., every second Tuesday, Parkinson's sup- port group meeting will be at the Timberland Library in Shelton. Caregivers, fam- ily, support people welcome. For additional information contact Robecca at 426-6197. 4 p.m., The regular meet- ing of the Mason County Transportation Authority Board is scheduled at Mason transit's Business Office lo- cated at 790 E. Johns Prairie Rd. Wednesday 9 a.m., Shelton Timber- land Library presents Com- puter classes: e-mail 101. Sign up for a free Internet e- mail account and learn how to check, send and reply to messages. Computer Com- fort is strongly recommended before taking this class if you are new to computers. This program begins before the library is open. Those reg- istered will be admitted to the library for the class. For more infor~nation call 426- 1362. 1 - 3 p~n., Support Group for Chronic Pain and Other Invisible disabilities. Meet- ing schedule and further in- formation at 426-0900. We offer something every week, alternating weeks we have regular meetings at the hos- pital or local coffee get to- gether on opposite weeks ev- ery Wednesday. 1:30 p.m., The Shelten Timberland Library Board will meet. For more informa- tion call 426-1362. 3 - 5 p.m., Shelton Tim- berland Library presents Wii Rock Wii-nesdays. Play Wii and other games, watch mov- ie and have refreshments with friends. The Friends of the Shelton Timberland Library provide snacks and supplies. For move informa- tion call 426-1362. 6:30 p.m., ESA Beta Zeta business meeting at the home of Darlene, co hostess is Helen. Michele will give an educational on hearing loss. Next meeting will be post convention BBQ/potluck at Terri's. Forest Fe is com" June 2nd- June 5th Carnival, Vendors, Good Timber- Music and Tales, Fun Run, Bicycle Run, Logging Show, 94.5 ROXY Family Fun, Fireworks, Car Show-off, Kiwanis Duck float. Don't forget to buy a Forest Festival button These buttons are not only an attractive souvenir, they provide revenue enabling Forest Festival to continue. Please buy a button and support Forest Festival Mark the dates on your calendar/ For additional information see www.masoncountyforestfestival.com Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, May 5, 2011 - Page B-3