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Relay For Life near t00te starting line the high school&apos;s select vocal ensemble The Illusions will per- form a patriotic song as the can- cer survivors walk a victory lap led by the high school's Naval Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps and the Electric Extreme Cheer Squad. A team lap will fol- low at 7 p.m. As teams proceed to walk around the track for the next 24 hours, music and announce- ments will accompany them from 7:30 p.m. on. The Michael Ross Band will play from 8 to 9 p.m. More music and announcements will take place from 9 to 9:30 p.m. and Victor Cummings will perform from 9:30 to 10 p.m. There will be a luminaria cer- emony from 10 to 11 p.m., along with a candlelight vigil tbaturing On your mark, get set - Shel- ton's Relay For Life is almost ready to go. With a safari theme this year, the annual event gener- ates funds to support the Ameri- can Cancer Society in "hunting for a cure." Shelton Relay For Life 2007 will take off at 5 p.m. on Fri- day, June 8, at the Shelton High School Track. A survivors' recep- tion honoring everyone who has lived through cancer, will open the relay, running from 5 to 7 p.m. These survivors may regis- ter for a victory lap starting at 6:30 p.m. Opening ceremonies will be- gin with a dramatic start as sky jumpers from Kapowsin Air Sports "fly" onto the scene. Fol- lowing this dramatic entrance, Smoke Stack Barbecue Take-Out NOW OPEN at PURDY CREEK ESPRESSO North of Shelton on Hwy. 101 • Chicken • Pork sandwiches All smoked to perfection For large orders call ahead (360) 426-7300 Loren and Frances CASINO*I GRAND CHINE:S BU F T I LUNCH BUFFET R B-U-FFE-T 155.95 $9.95 [ Monday-Friday Monday-Friday I 11 a.m.-2:30 pm. 4:30-9:00 p.m. WEEKEND BUFFET *9.95 Saturday.Sunday 11 a.m.-9:30 p.m. More fresh buffet items Visit our lounge Karaoke Every Weekend Fri - Sat 9-2 Bloody Mary Sundays Special Price All Day Serving Dim Sum • Saturday & Sunday 8fi ansfiai BUFFET and LOUNGE 427-0560 or 427.0561 2517 Olymplc Hwy. North Page 34 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, May 31, 2007 special music of reflection. Mu- sic will continue throughout the night, as participants continu- ously represent their teams by walking laps around the track. As day breaks on Saturday, June 7, Shelton Mayor John Tar- rant will host a coffee hour from 6 to 7 a.m. Breakfast will begin at 6 a.m., continuing until 8 a.m. Shelton Moose Lodge members will sponsor this meal, serving pancakes and French toast to everyone involved in the relay. Shelton High's Students Against Destructive Decisions club will serve biscuits and gravy fl'om 7 to 9 a.m. More music will entertain the crowd from 7 to 10 a.m. The Al- ley Cat Line Dancers will per- tbrm a dance all the way around the track from 10 to 10:30 a.m. A cancer jingle contest will fol- low from 11 a.m. to noon. A deco- ration party for children and a parade will fill the next hour. There will be entertainment by a YMCA group and a drawing tbr a playhouse, along with more music. From 2 to 4 p.m., people will hhaee the chance to demonstrate t ir vocal skills with Just 41 Karaoke. At 4 p m raffle tickets will be drawn and posted at ten] sites. Team money will be turn • • . , • " . mi{t a $o neaad:o°nnteS w:t1 time. An :ti;n:iwlli ¢rc?:Sg festivities "t ceremonies at 7 p.m. Garage sale to benefit Relay Olympic Highway North in She • l I" ton and will run from 9 a. • p.m. All sale proceeds will bod the American Cancer Society.  nations to that cause will also p accepted. Employees of Our Community Credit Union have been getting ready for their "Relay For Life" ga- rage sale. The sale will be on Saturday, ,June 2, in the parking lot of the Mountain View branch office on ,.,o.. BAn & GRILL Forest Festival SHUFFLEBOARD Tourn...nt,un. 100,,oo, l J/ Friday, June 1st A-B Draw $10 • Saturday-Sunday, June 2-3, Entry Fee $60 per team Come see some of the top-ranking players in the country! "Enjoy a cocktail with some GREAT foodJ" • 1/3-Lb. Cheeseburgers / Fries $4.75 - 3 Chick'n Strip Fillets • Try our GIANT Ernle Burger - w/Fries rg; $5'25 -- NearlyA Pound. / • 1/3-Lb. M's Stadium Dogs • Special Super-size Shrimp Basket $5.00 w/Fries  Re3u/a[$4.00 Served durirg big screen Mariners games Special $300 114 WEST COTA • SHELTON, WA • 426-2221 HAPPY TERIYAKI The Healthier Alternative &&&& ZERO Trans-Fats i i It's about your health HAPPY TERIYAKI 3101 Olympic Hwy. N. Shelton 360-432- ! 000 Come See Our 1st-Run MOVIES! ® Everything's N at Travaglione '! New Summer Hours . II  Lunch llam-3pm Mon-FO 12_,3pm a: s&$Veel Dinner 5-9pm 7 y New ... Lunch menu New ... Remodeled entrance  New"iAdditi°nalseating Same great food iJIBqqil.Ji_.._ and friendly service! II Ro, Reeomme.ded (360) 427-3 ]t m. z4-1u,m.4"to7 II ; ............... " " ii .... __ :[or,,,,.:[,].*,,.,;.#::.::,][,__ ,,Oe We've kept all the RAZOR 4 NEW "Taylor Station CLAMS SUMMER SALAW favorites" Now available Including a Caesar and added for breakfast, lunch with shrimp, chicken or these Northwest and dinner salmon, and a favorites to sirloin steak , < > our fare... NW SALMON NEW PASTA DINNER DINNERS Grilled/blackened or These delicious meals cedar-plank style include your choice CAPTAIN'S PLATE of two suces d :r )N Shrimp/clamstrips/oysters/cod chicken, shrimp or salrnO" 62 SE Lynch Road your meal al fresco on Shelton's • 426-8501 outdoor d/ninE patio -- Relay For Life near t00te starting line the high school's select vocal ensemble The Illusions will per- form a patriotic song as the can- cer survivors walk a victory lap led by the high school's Naval Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps and the Electric Extreme Cheer Squad. A team lap will fol- low at 7 p.m. As teams proceed to walk around the track for the next 24 hours, music and announce- ments will accompany them from 7:30 p.m. on. The Michael Ross Band will play from 8 to 9 p.m. More music and announcements will take place from 9 to 9:30 p.m. and Victor Cummings will perform from 9:30 to 10 p.m. There will be a luminaria cer- emony from 10 to 11 p.m., along with a candlelight vigil tbaturing On your mark, get set - Shel- ton's Relay For Life is almost ready to go. With a safari theme this year, the annual event gener- ates funds to support the Ameri- can Cancer Society in "hunting for a cure." Shelton Relay For Life 2007 will take off at 5 p.m. on Fri- day, June 8, at the Shelton High School Track. A survivors' recep- tion honoring everyone who has lived through cancer, will open the relay, running from 5 to 7 p.m. These survivors may regis- ter for a victory lap starting at 6:30 p.m. Opening ceremonies will be- gin with a dramatic start as sky jumpers from Kapowsin Air Sports "fly" onto the scene. Fol- lowing this dramatic entrance, Smoke Stack Barbecue Take-Out NOW OPEN at PURDY CREEK ESPRESSO North of Shelton on Hwy. 101 • Chicken • Pork sandwiches All smoked to perfection For large orders call ahead (360) 426-7300 Loren and Frances CASINO*I GRAND CHINE:S BU F T I LUNCH BUFFET R B-U-FFE-T 155.95 $9.95 [ Monday-Friday Monday-Friday I 11 a.m.-2:30 pm. 4:30-9:00 p.m. WEEKEND BUFFET *9.95 Saturday.Sunday 11 a.m.-9:30 p.m. More fresh buffet items Visit our lounge Karaoke Every Weekend Fri - Sat 9-2 Bloody Mary Sundays Special Price All Day Serving Dim Sum • Saturday & Sunday 8fi ansfiai BUFFET and LOUNGE 427-0560 or 427.0561 2517 Olymplc Hwy. North Page 34 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, May 31, 2007 special music of reflection. Mu- sic will continue throughout the night, as participants continu- ously represent their teams by walking laps around the track. As day breaks on Saturday, June 7, Shelton Mayor John Tar- rant will host a coffee hour from 6 to 7 a.m. Breakfast will begin at 6 a.m., continuing until 8 a.m. Shelton Moose Lodge members will sponsor this meal, serving pancakes and French toast to everyone involved in the relay. Shelton High's Students Against Destructive Decisions club will serve biscuits and gravy fl'om 7 to 9 a.m. More music will entertain the crowd from 7 to 10 a.m. The Al- ley Cat Line Dancers will per- tbrm a dance all the way around the track from 10 to 10:30 a.m. A cancer jingle contest will fol- low from 11 a.m. to noon. A deco- ration party for children and a parade will fill the next hour. There will be entertainment by a YMCA group and a drawing tbr a playhouse, along with more music. From 2 to 4 p.m., people will hhaee the chance to demonstrate t ir vocal skills with Just 41 Karaoke. At 4 p m raffle tickets will be drawn and posted at ten] sites. Team money will be turn • • . , • " . mi{t a $o neaad:o°nnteS w:t1 time. An :ti;n:iwlli ¢rc?:Sg festivities "t ceremonies at 7 p.m. Garage sale to benefit Relay Olympic Highway North in She • l I" ton and will run from 9 a. • p.m. All sale proceeds will bod the American Cancer Society.  nations to that cause will also p accepted. Employees of Our Community Credit Union have been getting ready for their "Relay For Life" ga- rage sale. The sale will be on Saturday, ,June 2, in the parking lot of the Mountain View branch office on ,.,o.. BAn & GRILL Forest Festival SHUFFLEBOARD Tourn...nt,un. 100,,oo, l J/ Friday, June 1st A-B Draw $10 • Saturday-Sunday, June 2-3, Entry Fee $60 per team Come see some of the top-ranking players in the country! "Enjoy a cocktail with some GREAT foodJ" • 1/3-Lb. Cheeseburgers / Fries $4.75 - 3 Chick'n Strip Fillets • Try our GIANT Ernle Burger - w/Fries rg; $5'25 -- NearlyA Pound. / • 1/3-Lb. M's Stadium Dogs • Special Super-size Shrimp Basket $5.00 w/Fries  Re3u/a[$4.00 Served durirg big screen Mariners games Special $300 114 WEST COTA • SHELTON, WA • 426-2221 HAPPY TERIYAKI The Healthier Alternative &&&& ZERO Trans-Fats i i It's about your health HAPPY TERIYAKI 3101 Olympic Hwy. N. Shelton 360-432- ! 000 Come See Our 1st-Run MOVIES! ® Everything's N at Travaglione '! New Summer Hours . II  Lunch llam-3pm Mon-FO 12_,3pm a: s&$Veel Dinner 5-9pm 7 y New ... Lunch menu New ... Remodeled entrance  New"iAdditi°nalseating Same great food iJIBqqil.Ji_.._ and friendly service! II Ro, Reeomme.ded (360) 427-3 ]t m. z4-1u,m.4"to7 II ; ............... " " ii .... __ :[or,,,,.:[,].*,,.,;.#::.::,][,__ ,,Oe We've kept all the RAZOR 4 NEW "Taylor Station CLAMS SUMMER SALAW favorites" Now available Including a Caesar and added for breakfast, lunch with shrimp, chicken or these Northwest and dinner salmon, and a favorites to sirloin steak , < > our fare... NW SALMON NEW PASTA DINNER DINNERS Grilled/blackened or These delicious meals cedar-plank style include your choice CAPTAIN'S PLATE of two suces d :r )N Shrimp/clamstrips/oysters/cod chicken, shrimp or salrnO" 62 SE Lynch Road your meal al fresco on Shelton's • 426-8501 outdoor d/ninE patio --