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NORTH
MASON BRIEFS
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Mamma Mia, here I go
North Mason High School'sproduction of"Mam-
ma Mia!" opens this week.
Performances are scheduled for 7 p.m. today,
Friday, May 16, 17 and 18, with a 3 p.m. show Sun-
day, in the high school auditorium at 200 E. Cam-
pus Drive, Belfair. General admission is $10, and
tickets for semors are $7, available at the door.
Share quality time for
Get pampered for Mother's Day at the HUB Cen-
ter for Seniors.
Mothers, grandmothers and their children
can receive free pedicures, massages, haircuts,
aromatherapy, facials, makeovers and participate
in craft activities including rock painting and card
making. The event takes place from 1 to 4 p.m.
Saturday at 111 NE Old Belfair Highway, Belfair.
To learn more or offer services for the commu-
nity event, call 360-275-0535, ext. 2608.
Grapeview celebrates
grand opening
The Port of Grapeview hosts a grand opening
to celebrate both the reopening of Fair Harbor
Marina and the port's newly completed boat dock.
Festivities begin at 1 p.m. Wednesday at the
marina, 5050 E. Grapeview Loop Road, Grapeview.
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Visitors prepare to cast flowers and wreaths into the waters of North Bay during last year's Memorial
Day event. The Allyn Community Association and partnering organizations are planning this year's
event for May 27 at Allyn Waterfront Park. Hera/d file photo by Dana Kampa
For more information, contact the port at 425-610-
6552 or portofgrapeview@gmail.com.
The port plans to discuss its Comprehensive
Scheme of Harbor Improvement at 6:30 p.m. May
21, prior to its monthly meeting. The draft plan is
available online at www.portofgrapeview.c0m.
"It's DeLovely" at the HUB
Join Anna's Bay Chorale for an evening of musi-
cal theater, featuring hits from Motown to modern.
day. Doors open half an hour before the 7 p.m. per-
formance May 18 at the HUB Center for Seniors,
111 NE Old Belfair Highway, Belfair. Admission is
by donation.
Memorial Day in Allyn
In honor of Memorial Day, Allyn hosts "A Time"
for Remembering" May 27 at Allyn Waterfront
Park, 18560 E. state Route 3, Allyn.
The event centers on sharing stories and provid-
ing a positive place of healing for veterans. Veteran
RichardBell returns:to th9 mic, leading the festivi-
their stories.
Allyn Community Association volunteers and
Bremerton Naval Hospital chief petty officers Will
serve food and refreshments from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m
and at noon, veterans and active military will fall
in duriffg the raising of the American flag.
Organizers encourage veterans to bring photos
and memorabilia from their service years to be dis-
played in the gazebo.
Contact Ina Culberson at 360-509-5733 with
questions or to volunteer.
What's-it Tahuya?
The Tahuya Community Club is seeking raffle
and auction item donations for Tahuya Day. Funds
raised at the festival support scholarships for North
Mason students, Boys and Girls Clubs, the Food for
Kids backpack program, the Giving Tree, the HUB
Center for Seniors and North Mason Resources.
Those interested in donating items, gift certifi-
cates or services can contact Tom Kelleher at 206-
651-0280 or tahuyacommunity@gmail.com.
Tahuya Day takes place July 6 by the fire station
on North Shore Road.
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