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Thursday
Noon-1 p.m., The Rota-
ry Club of Shelton will meet
for a regular meeting at St.
David's Episcopal Church,
Third and Cedar streets,
Shelton.
6 p.m., Team-EFI for
Relay for Life presents an
Ice Cream Social and Silent
Auction on at 2009 W. Rail-
road Ave. A $5 donation
helps to cover the ice cream
treat. All proceeds to ben-
efit the American Cancer
Association.
7 p.m., Mountain View
Elementary School choir
presents "Sing, Sing Into
Spring," featuring students
from second to fourth grade,
at the Shelton Performing
Arts Center.
at the Shelton Civic Center,
525 W. Cota St., Shelton.
Saturday
9 a.m.-4 p.m., WSU Ma-
son County Master Garden-
ers and the Rhododendron
Society host an annual
plant show and garden
sale at Kneeland Park, 100
Turner Ave., Shelton.
9 a.m.-3 p.m., Shelton
Farmer's Market will take
place on Third Street, be-
tween Cedar and Franklin
streets
1 p.m.-4 p.m., The 24th
Annual Pacific Northwest
Harmonica Jamboree will
take place at Mason Coun-
ty Senior Activities Cen-
ter, 826, W. Railroad Ave.,
Shelton. Call 426-7374 for
more information.
Friday
9 a.m.-4 p.m., WSU Ma- Tuesday
son County Master Garden- Noon, The League of
ers and the Rhododendron Women Voters Mason
Society host an annual County will meet at the
plant show and garden Johnson Library on Shelton
sale at Kneeland Park, 100 Olympic College Campus to
Turner Ave., Shelton. discuss the results of two
6 p.m.-9 p.m., Sound study groups.
Learning hosts a Spell-e- 4 p.m., The regular
bration and silent auction meeting of the Mason
County Transportation Au-
thority Board is scheduled
to be held at Mason Tran-
sit's Business Office, 790 E.
Johns Prairie Road.
6 p.m.-7:30 p.m., It's
Your Community, an open
meeting to discuss oppor-
tunities for building the
community will take place
at the fairground's Grange
Hall, 751 W. Fairgrounds
Road, Shelton.
Wednesday
7 p.m., Harstine Island
Community Choir pres-
ents their annual concert,
"Touch of Fire," at United
Methodist Church, 1900
King St., Shelton.
11:30 a.m. - 1 p.m., The
Shelton Kiwanis Club hosts
a weekly meeting at Xinh's,
221 W. Railroad Ave., Shel-
ton.
Thursday, May 20
3 p.m., Harstine Island
Community Choir pres-
ents their annual concert,
"Touch of Fire," at Harstine
Island Community Hall,
3371 E. Harstine Island
Road. N, Shelton.
Mason General opens walking trail
Mason General Hospi-
tal and Family of Clinics
(MGH & FC) is paving the
way to wellness with a new
walking trail around the
hospital campus.
The trail is completely
paved and accessible for
wheelchairs, strollers and
walkers alike.
Open to all residents,
hospital visitors, employ-
ees, families and friends,
it's a way to increase daily
exercise for the whole com-
munity, organizers said.
Employees of MGH &
FC recently took part in a
contest to name the new
trail, the winner of which
will be announced at the
official ribbon-cutting cer-
emony at 9 a.m. on Friday.
Following the ceremo-
ny is an inaugural walk
around the trail, commenc-
ing outside the hospital's
Wellness Garden.
Everyone is invited
along with their walk-
ers, strollers, wheelchairs
or wagons, all decorated
if possible. For more in-
formation contact Candy
Mattson, Wellness Coordi-
nator at 427-3432.
Childhood
development
screenings
offered
The Hood Canal School
District is offering childhood
development screenings for
children preparing to enter
kindergarten.
Members of the school
district can call the school at
877-5463, ext. 112, to make
an appointment for a free
developmental screening for
their children ages birth to 5
years old.
This screening can take
place anytime during the
school year, but May 18 and
May 25 have been set aside
for the last screening dates
this school year.
The screening takes
about 45 minutes and in-
volves interactive games
for the child, observation
by early-childhood teachers
and a developmental for the
parents to fill out.
Parents will receive infor-
mation about their child's
developmental level in com-
munication, listening skills,
large and small muscle
skills, learned skills, social
interaction and self-help
ability.
Parents with concerns
about their infant, toddler or
preschool age child can call
preschool teachers, Daph-
ne Patterson. and Tammy
Singson at 877-5463, ext.
112, to schedule a screening
appointment.
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Shelton resident
celebrates her
looth birthday
Louise Paulson of Shel-
ton celebrated her 100th
birthday on April 28, 2012.
She came to Shelton in
1937 from South Dakota.
She was one of 15 children
who grew up on a ranch,
herding sheep.
She is a member of St.
Edward's Catholic Women
where she is in charge of the
annual plant sale and fu-
neral luncheon.
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event.
"Our low was $300 [one year] and our high
was just over $2,000," she said.
While many fundraisers at St. David's raise
money for a specific program at the church, such
as daily free dinners, free showers for the home-
less or a winter cold weather shelter. Haskins
said this money goes into the church's general
fund.
"The general fund includes the upkeep and
maintenance on the building," she said. "This is
one of two fundraisers we have every year that
is strictly for the general fund."
Without money in the general fund to keep
up St. David's two historic buildings, the church
would not be able to provide ministries like the
dinners and homeless shelter, she said.
Haskins is very knowledgable about the
church's general fund because she served as the
paid administrator for the church for 16 years,
starting in 1992.
"I've been volunteering since then," she said.
"I've had many, many hats over the years."
Haskins is also serving as the coordinator for
this year's plant sale.
In recent years, the plant sale was held in con-
junction with the first day of the Shelton Farm-
ers Market, which was May 5, but a scheduling
conflict set the plant sale back to this Saturday.
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