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The play '%Vho's on First"
has four veteran actors
Barbara Hubbard, Fred
Burgdorf, Mike Plomski and
Karla Lortz and one newcomer
Scott Newman, who plays
the disembodied voice that
grants our unintended wishes
when we rub a magic lamp in
the play.
The play is a dark comedy
that involves a rubber chicken
used in various ways in
different scenes. The four
actors use a variety of accents
- such as hillbilly, English,
mobster and Japanese - as
they are put in a new situation
by the disembodied voice in
every scene.
The three performances
are at 8 p.m. June 24, 25 and
at 3 p.m. on June 26 at the
Harstine Island Community
Hall Tickets are $8 and the
play has adult content. Tickets
can be purchased at the door or
Olympic Bakery and Jarrell's
Cove Marina. Call 427-5318
for more information.
Courtesy pho;o
Barbara Hubbard
and Fred Burgdorf
holding the lamp
that causes a lot of
trouble in the play.
Friday
8 a.m. - 6 p.m., Mason
General Hospital Foun-
dation Golf Tournament
at Lakeland Village Golf
Course, 200 E Old RanCh
Rd, Allyn. Mason General
Hospital Foundation will
host its annual quality-
care open tournament and
awards dinner. Funds
raised will help to pur-
chase much needed equip-
ment for Public Hospital
District No. 1.
11:30 a.m. - 1 p.m.,
Business Builder Work-
shop at Grove Street Pub,
233 S First St., Shelton.
Join us for a presentation
by Tony Beauchaine on
TASC's Section 105 medi-
cal reimbursement pro-
grams. These strategies
may help small-business
owners save thousands of
tax dollars.
SUB BIDS REQUESTED
Saturday
11 a.m. - 3 p.m. Mason
County Republicans 35th
Dist. Reagan Centennial
celebration and fundraiser
with featured speaker Kir-
by Wilber, WSRP Chair-
man at Lakeland Village
Community Ctr., 470 E
Country club Dr., Allyn.
1-6 p.m., Art and Wine
at the Haven fundraiser
for the Boys and Girls Club
of North Mason and Faith
in Action of West Sound is
scheduled at the Haven in
Allyn. Tickets are $15, if
purchased in advance by
calling 277-0636. Tickets
at the door are $18.
1:30-2:30 p.m., Shel-
ton Timberland Library
presents Heart and Soul
of Mexico, for all ages.
Mariachi Mexico presents
a total cultural experi-
ence with regional musi-
cal ~rach[ions of Mexico,
traditional instruments,
Spanish language, and fun
facts. The show is packed
with music, audience in-
teraction, authentic cos-
tumes, and humor. This
Summer Reading event
is part of a Timberland
Regional Library district-
wide program. For more
information call 426-1362.
1:30--4 p.m., Shelton
Timberland Library pres-
ents Summer Reading
kick-off, for children and
teens. Stop by the library,
listen to mariachi music,
enjoy cool crafts and sign
up for Summer Reading.
This Summer Reading
event is part of a Timber-
land Regional Library dis-
trict wide program. For
more information call 426-
1362.
Sunday
9 a.m.-2 p.m., Mason
County Historical Society
Car Show downtown Shel-
ton on 5th and Railroad.
This event is sponsored
by Yesteryear Car Club of
Shelton. Open to all makes
and models of antiques,
classic cars, rods and mo-
tor. Registration fee is $10
minimum donation. All
proceeds go to the Histori-
cal Society. Judging starts
at 10 a.m.
9:30 a.m., Help support
the flower baskets at the
Flower Dough. Proceeds
from this bake sale benefit
the beautification fund. If
you are able to donate a
baked good, deliver it to
Sage Book Store on Rail-
road, downtown Shelton,
by 9:30 a.m. on Sunday,
June 26. Any baked good
will be appreciated and
sold.
3 p.m., Special board
meeting of the Olympic
College 'Board of Trust-
ees on Sunday June 26
through Tuesday June 28,
at the Governance Insti-
tute for Student Success
sponsored by the Bill and
Melinda Gates Foundation
at 3600 Suncadia Trail,
Cle Elum, WA 98922
Monday
1 p.m., The Friends of
the Shelton Timberland
Library will meet. The
Friends of the Library
raise funds to help the li-
brary with programs, fur-
nishings and other items
outside of the regular
budget. The organization
has helped the commu-
nity with hundreds of pro-
grams, events and items
for the library. For more
information, call 426-
1362.
5:30-7 p.m., Thur-
ston Mason RSN Mental
Health Advisory Board
meeting will be held at
Shelton Civic Center, 525
W. Cota St.
6 p.m., Mason Coun-
ty Optimist Club. Meets
secaiid ~I~d fsurth Man-
day, Taylor Town Station
Restaurant. 62 SE Lynch
Road.
Tuesday
12--1 p.m., North Ma-
son Kiwanis meeting in
Belfair Community Bap-
tist Church basement. The
point of contact for North
Mason Kiwanis is Del
Morton 275-2523.
Wednesday
1-6 p.m., Support
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meeting schedule and fur-
ther information at 426-
0900. We offer something
every week, alternating
weeks we have regular
meetings at the hospital
or local coffee get together
on opposite weeks every
Wednesday.
June 30
2-3:30 p.m., Shelton
Timberland Library pres-
ents Ice Cream and Books
for teens. Eat ice cream,
talk about books you like
and hear about more
books. Refreshments pro-
vided by the Friends of the
Shelton Timberland Li-
brary. This Summer Read-
ing event is part of a Tim-
berland Regional Library
district-wide program.
For more information, call'
426-1362.
4 p.m., The monthly
board meeting of the Ma-
son Conservation District
has been rescheduled and
will be held at the District
office in Shelton.
6-9 p.m., Mason Area
Fair fundraiser. Doors
open with live jazz. Loca-
tion is the VFW Memorial
Hall, behind the post of-
rice in Shelton. All funds
raised will be distributed
by the Mason Area Fair.
Tickets $15 per adult and
$5 per kid. Create your
masterpiece and enter it
in the Fair, July 29-31.
Tickets available by call-
ing Rachel Hansen at 427-
5599.
7-8:30 p.m., Prostate
Cancer Awareness and
support group for men and
significant others meets in
the Skokomish Room, at
Mason General Hospital.
Contact Bill at 426-2486
for more information.
See Our 1st-Run
Green lantern
Dally 2:10, 4:30, 6:S0pm
Additional Shows
Fd-Sal 9:05pro
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Dally 2:15, 4:35, 7:009m
Additional Shows
Frl-Sat 9:15pm
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6124 - 6128 6/29 - 6/30
On Independence Day weekend,
take a drive up Highway 101 to the
gateway of the Olympic Peninsula to
Celebrate Hoodsport Washington.
The Hoodsport Community Events
Association and area merchants are
pleased to announce the upcoming
26th annual Celebrate Hoodsport
Independence Day event.
This two-day event, sponsored by
the Lucky Dog Casino, features a
street fair with more than 50 vendors,
live auction and a fireworks display at
the Hoodsport Marina.
Make your plans "today to stroll
through the street fair to see all the
merchants displaying a variety of art,
crafts, jewelry, wood carvings, dream
catchers, gourmet sausages, leather
goods, clothing, kettle corn and more.
Events Schedule
Saturday
Street fair 9 a.m. - 10 p.m.; Hood
Canal Kiwanis annual Pancake
Breakfast 7 - 11 a.m.;
Hoodsport Library Book Sale 10
a.m. - 4 p.m.;
Model T Pub and Eatery's Live
Auction begins at 2 p.m.
The Hood Canal Kiwanis Annual
Pancake Breakfast will be held at
the Hood Canal Community Church.
The cost for this event is $5. Live
broadcasts from 96.5FM The Sound
and sister station 1240AM KGY will
take place during the event.
Sunday
Street fair 9 a.m. - 10 p.m.;
fireworks display begins at 10 p.m.
Hoodsport Community Events
will be selling raffle tickets at the
Hoodsport hardware store for prizes,
including electronics, vacation
packages, gift bags and much more.
Event t-shirts will also be available
for purchase. Winners will be
announced and notified on July 6.
Winners do not need to be present to
win.
Mason County Transit will provide
transportation to the events. Pick-
up locations include Shelton Civic
Center, Shelton Kneeland Plaza, Hood
Canal School, Twin Totems, Glen Ayr
Resort, The Tides Restaurant, the
Lake Cushman maintenance shop
and Lake Cushman store. For more
information about transportation,
contact Mason County Transit at 427-
5033 or visit www.masontransit.org.
Celebrate Hoodsport events will be
announced on Comcast cable channels,
96.5FM The Sound, 1240AM KGY,
94.5FM Roxy Radio, 1030AM KMAS
and more. For more information about
Celebrate Hoodsport 2011 events,
please visit www.hoodsportwa.com.
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