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Wine competition set at Alderbrook The fourth annual wine competition will be held Sunday, July 12, at the A1- derbrook Resort in Union. This year's competition is open to all Washington State wineries and ama- teurs. The exhibitors will sub- mit their wines for judging in 33 different wine catego- ries. The wine will be judged and awarded gold, silver and bronze medals based on appearance, aroma, acid- ity, sugar, flavor, finish and the general quality of each wine. Last year's competition yielded one gold, 14 silver and 22 bronze medals. Five professional wine judges will be responsible for the wine submitted for competition: John Cruze -- World- class chef and food director for Mason General Hospital. Lenny Young -- Wine di- rector for the Water Street Caf~ in Olympia. Bob Bently -- Profession- al wine writer for the North West Press and wine judge. Dianne Pickering -- Pro- fessional wine writer and wine judge. Amy Jane Corley -- Wine buyer and restaurant opera- tion manager for the Alder- Competition is open to amateurs and Washing- ton State wineries. brook Resort in Union. The fair wine superinten- dent this year is Barbara Umfress. Make sure to get your wine in by the July 2 dead- line. Ship or drop off your exhibits at Mason County Fairgrounds, 751 West Fair- grounds Road. Additional funds awarded for emergency food and shelter in Mason County The Emergency Food and Congress to supplement lo- Shelter Program (EFSP) cal efforts to provide food Board of Mason County and shelter to people who has awarded $21,108 to have needs for food and supplement emergency shelter because of unem- food and shelter programs ployment caused by the cur- in the county. These funds rent economic situation. have been made available The agencies receiving through the American Re- funds are: A Gift for Spe- covery and Reinvestment cial Children, Coalition of Act of 2009 (ARRA). These North Mason Churches, funds were appropriated by Community Action Council, Community Kitchen, Faith in Action, Hood Canal Food Bank, Mason County Shel- ter, St. David's Episcopal Church and The Storehouse. The local board, chaired by Beth Johnston, is made up of representatives from the community, including recip- ients of services. Su~er Crossword NO CONTEST - Answers are on page D-3. 5872 Move your sofa. Call us at 426-4412 and you'll be sitting pretty. A Journal classified furnishes a way to sell unwanted items and cushion your bank account. Couch your intentions in 15 words. What can you buy for a PENNY? Wouldn't it be great i~ you could do anything ~ ~or a pennY'?. something it, you can~" An ad this size workS Shelton-Mason County ~ ........... 227 West Cota Open 8am-5pm Monday-Friday (36o)426-4412 www.masoncounty.com Page D-2 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, June 18, 2009 Shellfish in your front yard workshop in Brinnon Washington Sea Grant is offering "Shellfish in Your Front Yard," a daylong workshop that will teach participants to identify, cultivate and safely harvest shellfish on their beaches. This free workshop is scheduled for Saturday, June 20, from 9 a.m. to the Brinnon Center, 306144 Highway 101 in Brinnon 4 p.m. at Community North U.S. in Brinnon. Pa rt ici pa nts about the of bivalve shellfish grow beach type methods for tidelands with and mussels. will also focus protect water harvested be safe to eat. Workshop include local will learn biology shellfish, which best on their and various enhancing clams, oysters The workshop on ways to quality so that shellfish will instructors shellfish farmers and Washington Sea Grant staff. One-on-one technical assistance will also be offered to all participants, as part of the Bivalves for Clean Water program. The workshop will feature both classroom and on-the- beach activities. Workshop participants will want to bring a sack lunch and mud boots or beach shoes. Space is limited, so pre-registration is required. To register or for more information, contact Teri King or Janis McNeal, Washington Sea Grant, at wsgcanal@u.washington.edu or 360-432-3054. Suspended sentence for Hoodsport man He's convicted of minor drug offense By MARY DUNCAN A Hoodsport man convict- ed of a misdemeanor offense in Mason County Superior Court received a suspended sentence Ronald Joseph Kvande Jr., 47, of 40 North Golden Eye Place, was sentenced on June 8 for unlawful use of drug paraphernalia. Judge Amber Finlay im- posed 90 days with 60 sus- pended with credit for time served. She ordered him to pay legal financial obliga- tions of $1,340, which in- cludes a mandatory $250 fine. 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