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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.
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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.
ACROSS
1 Spasm
4 Honshu metropolis
9 Pinza or Chaliapin
13 Alice's restaurant?
18 Aroma
20 Jeopardy
21 Vivacity
22 Writer Rogers St. Johns
23 Start of a remark by 134
Across
25 Parisian pronoun
26 Raj address
27 "Gladiator" extra
28 Stick
30 "Glad All -"
('64 hit)
32 Lowe or Morrow
33 Valuable
35 Part 2 of remark
39 Barren area
43 "Under the Yum Yum -"
('63 film)
44 Mall event
45 Kimono cummerbund
46 Plunder
47 They may be personal
49 Donizetti ditties
53 Male kangaroo
55 More minute
59 With decorum
62 Abound (with)
64 Actor Ryan
65 Mongrel
66 Roger Rabbit, for one
67 "Fool" singer, Chris
69 Sailed through
71 "Lucky Jim" author
73 Compass pt.
74 Go-getter
77 Part 3 of remark
79 "The French Connec-
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81 Comic Charlotte 6 "New Yorker" cartoonist
82 Kuvasz and komondor 7 Last name in piracy
84 Protected 8 Dismount
85 Veto 9 Hum bug?
86 Fruit-tree spray 10 Let
88 "- pro nobis" 11 Fusillade
89 Adult tadpoles 12 Looks like Hook?
92 Canvas cover 13 Lehar's "- Land des
95 Forsaken Lachelns"
97 Mobile homes? 14 Neighbor of Mont.
99 Dissolve 15 Jawaharlal's jacket
101 - Grigio 16 "Middlemarch" author
102 Maestro de Waart 17 Synagogue figure
104 Secular 19 Competitor
106 Dion's "Runaround" girl 24 Untamed
107 Plug 29 Cereal spike
110 Rohmer or Roberts 31 Nutritional abbr.
113 Shameless 34 Baseball's Cabell
115 End of remark 36 Beloved
119 Goblet part 37 Blow for a bounder
120 Mohammed - Jinnah 38 Tours topper
121 '72 Harry Chapin hit 39 Reggae's Marley
122 Buckwheat dish 40 Border on
126 Defer 41 Major- -
129 Shinbone 42 Kenton or Getz
132 Temporary calm 48 Adoption agcy.
134 Speaker of remark 50 Incongruous state
136 Happening 51 Isolated
137 Unmarried Mme. 52 Last word of the year?
138 Macabre 54 "Show Boat"
139 Man the bar composer
140 Brawl 56 Rely (on)
141 Actress Anna 57 Shoestrings
142 Man of Malmo 58 Promote
143 John - Passos 60 Type of roast
6t Heavenly hunter
DOWN 63 Knight's quaff
1 Some turkeys 68 "There's - Out Tonight"
2 Pastoral poem ('61 hit)
3 Cold feet 70 "Moll Flanders"
4 Unlock, in poesy author
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72 Rotisserie part
74 - Lama
75 Wish and wish
76 Fairy-tale fiend
78 Swing a sickle
80 Student's ordeal
81 Airport feature
83 Mean Marquis
87 Perch
90 Submarine base?
91 Line of clothing?
93 Looked like
94 Asset
96 Palindromic name
97 Amos or Spelling
98 Jazzman Zoot
100 Asian holiday
103 Epic name in epics
105 Terra -
108 Absent
109 Old Testament book
111 It may be invisible
112 Breaks off
114 Worked in Vegas
115 Postern and
portcullis
116 Martini garnish
117 Yak's turf
118 Jump for joy
123 Prepare prunes
124 Present
125 Enthusiastic
127 Jocular Jay
128 Extremities
130 Part of UPI
131 From - Z
133 Ford of football
135 Shoe width
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