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"Tom and Jerry are a very special pair of 1-year-old brothers
AVailable for adoption. They are Siamese/Himalayan/Ragdoll
lix, exceptionally sweet and intelligent. These gentle boys will
Oly be adopted as a pair," a volunteer said. They are immu-
nized, vet-checked and ready for adoption. Kitten Rescue of Ma-
aon County can be reached in the evenings at 426-2455.
Adopt-a-Pet
tAdopt-a-Pet is a nonprofit volun-
r group whose placement services,
eaaels and spay-neuter assistance
rOgram are financed through month-
garage sales held on the second
atUrday of the month at 210 Grove
Street. All dogs are vet-checked and
aYed or neutered.
,,Call 432-3091 to set up a kennel
t. To donate items call 426-4269.
0 Spay-neuter assistance call 426-
i 23. More information is available
on
met.
Feline Friends
(leline,_ Friends is a nonprofit vol-
Leer group whose mission is
rescu-
and finding homes for homeless,
Sed or abandoned cats and kittens.
._ group provides foster care in vol-
rs' ho
rues unt]l the animals can
15. Placed in permanent homes. Adop-
:ee includes spay-neuter service,
::- -AIDS test and parasite control.
1 | adopt a kitten or adult cat, call
I[ [ I | :l'2588'ar or 360-866-0599. DOnhations
II I :i:00i(Fdtten Rescue
i t ! .o00cue of Oou.ty,00
I ! :iProfit volunteer group which res-
I and finds homes for abandoned
:] | Adoption fee includes st, pay-
| : r service, feline leukemia test
| :iraunizations. Quarterly garage
SUpport the group. For informa-
kitties available for adoption
donate items for the garage sales,
or go to www.kitten-
City of Shelton
Animal Shelter
Adoptions cost $75 plus $5 for a
city license. New dogs are brought in
all the time. Call 427-7503 or visit the
shelter at 902 West Pine Street. Dogs
currently available may be viewed at:
Shelton.petflnder.com on-line.
Hours are 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday
through Friday and 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Saturday.
Here's a listing of some of the. doI,,s
available this week:
Labrador retriever mix, male, 8
years old.
Shepherd/Irish setter mix, male, 1
year old.
College spotlight
nominees sought
During the summer, The Jour-
nal features students in the Col-
lege Spotlight. Anyone with a
high-school diploma or general ed-
ucational development certificant
currently attending a community
college or university is eligible.
This includes returning stu-
dents and college graduates pur-
suing an additional or higher de-
gree, as well.
Please call reporter Rebecca
Wells at 426-4412 with names and
information on how to contact the
student. If you happen to be a cur-
rent college student, don't be afraid
to nominate yourself, either.
Class of 1952 slates lunch
Members of the Irene S. Reed High School Class of 1952 will
eet for lunch at 11:30 a.m. on Monday, May 21, at Taylor Station
Staurant and Lounge, located off Lynch Road and U.S. Highway
. 1, just outside of Shelton. Classmates and their spouses are in-
ted for lunch and maybe a short meeting.
I00iwanians will hear Shipp
. Leanna Shipp will offer a presentation about Youth Commu-
nity Service Awards at this week's meeting of the Shelton Kiwanis
ltl • " '
e, b. The club will meet at noon on Tuesday, May 22, at Xinh s
arn and Oyster House, 221 West Railroad Avenue in downtown
elton
"
i
CAST OF THE Shelton High School Drama Department production of
Once on This Island will perform this weekend.
High school to act island drama
Shelton High School Drama De-
partment presents Once on This
Island. The curtain rises at 7:30
p.m. Thursday through Saturday,
May 17-19.
The action of the play concerns
forbidden love and a beautiful or-
phan.
The cast will consist of Jahni
Gold as "Little Ti Moune," Alex
Davis-Brazill as "Mama Euralie,"
Brad Merrin as "Tonton Julian,"
Kellen Gold as "Ti Moune," Liam
Malpass as "Daniel Beauxhomme,
Beauxhomme, and Daniel's Son,"
Michael MacFarlane as "Armand,
Shelter board
sets meeting
for Tuesday
The Mason County Shelter for
the homeless will conduct its an-
nual public board meeting next
week. The meeting will begin at
5:30 p.m. on Tuesday, May 22,
at the Shelter Service Office, 216
North First Street in Shelton.
the Gatekeeper and Daniel's Fa-
ther," Emilie Schnabel as "An-
drea and Madame Armand," Mor-
gan Pendon as "Papa Ge," Ariel
Scrogham as "Asaka," Collin Dys-
art as "Agwe" and Emily Johnson
as "Erzulie."
Alanna Knudsen, Kate Stone,
Sada Patterson, Olena Vorobey,
Tomoka Kamiya, Katherine Gam-
ache, Magda Abd-E1 Rahman,
Sarah Lawson, Emily Carroll, Re-
becca Murdock, Samantha Farr,
Allie Lovely and Maricha Greene-
LeCount comprise the chorus of
peasants, gossipers and guests at
the ball.
Performances will take place in
the Shelton High School Audito-
rium, 3737 Shelton Springs Road.
Bop Scout Troop #126
Wishes to thant all those tho participated in their Map 5 ' fund-raiser
- especiallg to our host, the Lake limeride Pro Shop, their staff.
D J, Enie, and Teresa who marie it a successful event.
Special thanks to all the sponsors who
support our leids Jn their community.
Lai:e Limerici: Country Club & Spencer Lai:e Bar & Grill Double D Barber
Pro Shop Mary's Auto Little Si:ooEum Oysters
Lumbermen's Closer Opsters Lynch Creel: Floral
NAPA Salish Seafoods Sunny Day Espresso
Les Schwab Carp's Tire Olympic Loci: & Key
Hoodsport Winery Timber Bowl Art Tali:s
Little Creel: Casino El Sarape Del's Farm Supply
Bapshore Golf Course A Scoop Aboue Ko)o Potterp
Old Town Hobbp Hunter Farms Bapshore General Store
Blaci: Star Steue's Munitions Hollywood Video
Two Noble Gulls LLC Si:ipworth's Saw Shop Sarewap
Heaths & Heathers Cut Rate Auto Parts Mr. Bill's Sport Cards &
Transmissions Plus Taylor Shellfish Co. Variety
and thani:s to all our friends who contributed!
rr
DAY FRIDAY
Of IN
IIBTIITRY 360-259.3 ! 23 MAY
Thank You
To EVERYONE WHO MADE
"DENTISTRY FROM THE HEART" 2007 A SUCCESS
Together, on May 4, Dr. Downing and his
volunteer staff treated more than 80 patients in
a single day. The team performed extractions,
cleanings and fillings valued at over $20,000.
We could not have achieved this without your
assistance, hard work and donations.
Dr. Chris Burton
Dr. Melissa Lee
Dr. Chris Mueller
Dr. Katherine J. Ketcher
Dr. Reid J. Ketcher
Dr. Michael Behnen
VOLUNTEER,
Kelley Crabtree, photographer
Yvonne Shult, D.A.
Katie Dudder, D.A.
S.P.C.C.C. Dental Students (20)
and Family and Friends
LOCAL BUSINESS DONATIONS
Special thanks to Vern's Restaurant for donating
gourmet deli sandwiches and Travaglione's Italian Deli
& Catering for their pasta salad. Special thanks, too, to
Lund Machine for donating our volunteers' T-shirts and
banners. Also Sensaria for their large gift donation and
AAA Septic for a portable toilet.
PS_H INTERPRETERS
Laureano Aquirre
Ricardo Delbosque
Rosa Borja
Ana
For anyone who helped and is not listed here,
thank you too, you know who you are.
Shelton-Mason County Journal
WalMart
Fred Meyer
Safeway-Shelton
Kentucky Fried Chicken
Our Community Credit Union
Suzan's Grill
Blanton Massage
Bayshore Golf Course
Twigs-N-Twine
Mountain Mist
Hood Canal Cable
Skookum Bay Oyster Co.
Mason County Public Health
Schuck's
Cut Rate Auto Parts
Kinko's-Lacey
Office Max-Olympia
Safeway-Olympia
Rite Aid-Olympia
Comcast Cable
Thursday, May 17, 2007 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Page 17
"Tom and Jerry are a very special pair of 1-year-old brothers
AVailable for adoption. They are Siamese/Himalayan/Ragdoll
lix, exceptionally sweet and intelligent. These gentle boys will
Oly be adopted as a pair," a volunteer said. They are immu-
nized, vet-checked and ready for adoption. Kitten Rescue of Ma-
aon County can be reached in the evenings at 426-2455.
Adopt-a-Pet
tAdopt-a-Pet is a nonprofit volun-
r group whose placement services,
eaaels and spay-neuter assistance
rOgram are financed through month-
garage sales held on the second
atUrday of the month at 210 Grove
Street. All dogs are vet-checked and
aYed or neutered.
,,Call 432-3091 to set up a kennel
t. To donate items call 426-4269.
0 Spay-neuter assistance call 426-
i 23. More information is available
on
met.
Feline Friends
(leline,_ Friends is a nonprofit vol-
Leer group whose mission is
rescu-
and finding homes for homeless,
Sed or abandoned cats and kittens.
._ group provides foster care in vol-
rs' ho
rues unt]l the animals can
15. Placed in permanent homes. Adop-
:ee includes spay-neuter service,
::- -AIDS test and parasite control.
1 | adopt a kitten or adult cat, call
I[ [ I | :l'2588'ar or 360-866-0599. DOnhations
II I :i:00i(Fdtten Rescue
i t ! .o00cue of Oou.ty,00
I ! :iProfit volunteer group which res-
I and finds homes for abandoned
:] | Adoption fee includes st, pay-
| : r service, feline leukemia test
| :iraunizations. Quarterly garage
SUpport the group. For informa-
kitties available for adoption
donate items for the garage sales,
or go to www.kitten-
City of Shelton
Animal Shelter
Adoptions cost $75 plus $5 for a
city license. New dogs are brought in
all the time. Call 427-7503 or visit the
shelter at 902 West Pine Street. Dogs
currently available may be viewed at:
Shelton.petflnder.com on-line.
Hours are 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday
through Friday and 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Saturday.
Here's a listing of some of the. doI,,s
available this week:
Labrador retriever mix, male, 8
years old.
Shepherd/Irish setter mix, male, 1
year old.
College spotlight
nominees sought
During the summer, The Jour-
nal features students in the Col-
lege Spotlight. Anyone with a
high-school diploma or general ed-
ucational development certificant
currently attending a community
college or university is eligible.
This includes returning stu-
dents and college graduates pur-
suing an additional or higher de-
gree, as well.
Please call reporter Rebecca
Wells at 426-4412 with names and
information on how to contact the
student. If you happen to be a cur-
rent college student, don't be afraid
to nominate yourself, either.
Class of 1952 slates lunch
Members of the Irene S. Reed High School Class of 1952 will
eet for lunch at 11:30 a.m. on Monday, May 21, at Taylor Station
Staurant and Lounge, located off Lynch Road and U.S. Highway
. 1, just outside of Shelton. Classmates and their spouses are in-
ted for lunch and maybe a short meeting.
I00iwanians will hear Shipp
. Leanna Shipp will offer a presentation about Youth Commu-
nity Service Awards at this week's meeting of the Shelton Kiwanis
ltl • " '
e, b. The club will meet at noon on Tuesday, May 22, at Xinh s
arn and Oyster House, 221 West Railroad Avenue in downtown
elton
"
i
CAST OF THE Shelton High School Drama Department production of
Once on This Island will perform this weekend.
High school to act island drama
Shelton High School Drama De-
partment presents Once on This
Island. The curtain rises at 7:30
p.m. Thursday through Saturday,
May 17-19.
The action of the play concerns
forbidden love and a beautiful or-
phan.
The cast will consist of Jahni
Gold as "Little Ti Moune," Alex
Davis-Brazill as "Mama Euralie,"
Brad Merrin as "Tonton Julian,"
Kellen Gold as "Ti Moune," Liam
Malpass as "Daniel Beauxhomme,
Beauxhomme, and Daniel's Son,"
Michael MacFarlane as "Armand,
Shelter board
sets meeting
for Tuesday
The Mason County Shelter for
the homeless will conduct its an-
nual public board meeting next
week. The meeting will begin at
5:30 p.m. on Tuesday, May 22,
at the Shelter Service Office, 216
North First Street in Shelton.
the Gatekeeper and Daniel's Fa-
ther," Emilie Schnabel as "An-
drea and Madame Armand," Mor-
gan Pendon as "Papa Ge," Ariel
Scrogham as "Asaka," Collin Dys-
art as "Agwe" and Emily Johnson
as "Erzulie."
Alanna Knudsen, Kate Stone,
Sada Patterson, Olena Vorobey,
Tomoka Kamiya, Katherine Gam-
ache, Magda Abd-E1 Rahman,
Sarah Lawson, Emily Carroll, Re-
becca Murdock, Samantha Farr,
Allie Lovely and Maricha Greene-
LeCount comprise the chorus of
peasants, gossipers and guests at
the ball.
Performances will take place in
the Shelton High School Audito-
rium, 3737 Shelton Springs Road.
Bop Scout Troop #126
Wishes to thant all those tho participated in their Map 5 ' fund-raiser
- especiallg to our host, the Lake limeride Pro Shop, their staff.
D J, Enie, and Teresa who marie it a successful event.
Special thanks to all the sponsors who
support our leids Jn their community.
Lai:e Limerici: Country Club & Spencer Lai:e Bar & Grill Double D Barber
Pro Shop Mary's Auto Little Si:ooEum Oysters
Lumbermen's Closer Opsters Lynch Creel: Floral
NAPA Salish Seafoods Sunny Day Espresso
Les Schwab Carp's Tire Olympic Loci: & Key
Hoodsport Winery Timber Bowl Art Tali:s
Little Creel: Casino El Sarape Del's Farm Supply
Bapshore Golf Course A Scoop Aboue Ko)o Potterp
Old Town Hobbp Hunter Farms Bapshore General Store
Blaci: Star Steue's Munitions Hollywood Video
Two Noble Gulls LLC Si:ipworth's Saw Shop Sarewap
Heaths & Heathers Cut Rate Auto Parts Mr. Bill's Sport Cards &
Transmissions Plus Taylor Shellfish Co. Variety
and thani:s to all our friends who contributed!
rr
DAY FRIDAY
Of IN
IIBTIITRY 360-259.3 ! 23 MAY
Thank You
To EVERYONE WHO MADE
"DENTISTRY FROM THE HEART" 2007 A SUCCESS
Together, on May 4, Dr. Downing and his
volunteer staff treated more than 80 patients in
a single day. The team performed extractions,
cleanings and fillings valued at over $20,000.
We could not have achieved this without your
assistance, hard work and donations.
Dr. Chris Burton
Dr. Melissa Lee
Dr. Chris Mueller
Dr. Katherine J. Ketcher
Dr. Reid J. Ketcher
Dr. Michael Behnen
VOLUNTEER,
Kelley Crabtree, photographer
Yvonne Shult, D.A.
Katie Dudder, D.A.
S.P.C.C.C. Dental Students (20)
and Family and Friends
LOCAL BUSINESS DONATIONS
Special thanks to Vern's Restaurant for donating
gourmet deli sandwiches and Travaglione's Italian Deli
& Catering for their pasta salad. Special thanks, too, to
Lund Machine for donating our volunteers' T-shirts and
banners. Also Sensaria for their large gift donation and
AAA Septic for a portable toilet.
PS_H INTERPRETERS
Laureano Aquirre
Ricardo Delbosque
Rosa Borja
Ana
For anyone who helped and is not listed here,
thank you too, you know who you are.
Shelton-Mason County Journal
WalMart
Fred Meyer
Safeway-Shelton
Kentucky Fried Chicken
Our Community Credit Union
Suzan's Grill
Blanton Massage
Bayshore Golf Course
Twigs-N-Twine
Mountain Mist
Hood Canal Cable
Skookum Bay Oyster Co.
Mason County Public Health
Schuck's
Cut Rate Auto Parts
Kinko's-Lacey
Office Max-Olympia
Safeway-Olympia
Rite Aid-Olympia
Comcast Cable
Thursday, May 17, 2007 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Page 17