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4H, who enter exhibits, art and animals, Hansen said,
need to qualify for state fairs, like the Puyallup fair, at
a local qualifying fair.
"If the county fair ... ended there wouldn't be a qual-
ifying fair anywhere near here," she said. "By keep-
ing the county fair alive, we have guaranteed spots for
kids at the state fair- the Puyallup fair."
This year, now that the fair is back up and running
and designated as a qualifying fair, the focus is back
on building programs, and Hansen said a great way to
encourage people to participate in the fair is to have
contests and cash prizes.
"If you have a cash prize, a lot more people are going
to enter," she said.
As part of her drive to get more kids involved with
the fair, the Fair Affair will also have arts and crafts
stations for kids at the event to create entries for the
fair.
All the money raised at tonight's Fair Affair will go
towards those programs, Hansen said.
Hansen shared this recipe for "Nanaimo" dessert
bars:
Layer
4 squares semi-sweet chocolate
(1 oz. each)
and butter over
low heat. Cool. Once cool, but
over second
layer and chill in refrigerator.
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Caleb Allen Newton
Caleb Allen Newton was born June 9, 2011 at Mason General
Hospital in Shelton to Julie Simpson and Scott Newton of Shel-
ton. He weighed nine pounds and 11 ounces and was 21 inches
long. He is welcomed to the family by siblings Zane, 18, Spencer
10 and Baylee 19 months and grandparent Cheryl Newton of Ad-
dison, Ill.
Mason Ray Baker
Mason Ray Baker was born June 15, 2011 at Capital Medical
Center in Olympia to Jaolyn Lynn Luffman and Matthew Eino
Baker of Tumwater. He weighed eight pounds and 15 ounces.
Rinzy May Hunt
Rinzy May Hunt was born June 15, 2011 at Capital Medical
Center in Olympia to Stacy Marie Murphy and Devon Allan Hunt
of Aberdeen. She weighed seven pounds and 13 ounces.
Mylie Cielo Rodriguez
Mylie Cielo Rodriguez was born June 20, 2011 at Capital Med-
ical Center in Olympia to Alysha Jean Rodriguez and Ricardo
Sandoval Redriguez of Tumwater. She weighed six pounds and
three ounces.
Meleah Leneasa Uch
Meleah Leneasa Uch was born June 22, 2011 at Capital Medi-
cal Center in Olympia to Jennifer Elizbeth Uch and Kanika Uch.
She weighed six pounds and two ounces.
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The free
family event
has limited
space so
registration is
recommended
Meet the stars of Oakland
Bay at Walker County Park on
a beach tour guided by Wash-
ington Sea Grant's Teri King,
sample seafood prepared by
chef Xinh Dwelley of Xinh's
Clam and Oyster House and
check out the bountiful bi-
valves found in Oakland Bay.
A free family event from 11
a.m. to 4 p.m. on Sunday, July
3 featuring delicious seafood
at noon, a guided beach walk
at 1:30 p.m. and fun exhibits
throughout the day.
Participate in hands-on ac-
n
tivities and learn about iden-
tifying marine life at low tide;
cleaning your home without
toxic chemicals; maintaining
your septic system; compost-
ing kitchen scraps and yard
waste and landscaping with
native plants.
Registration is suggested
for this free event to save a
place for your family. Park-
ing is limited, so please walk
or carpool if possible. Dress
for the weather and don't for-
get your beach shoes or boots.
Walker County Park is locat-
ed at 2400 Walker Park Road,
Shelton. For more informa-
tion and to register, please
contact Janis McNeal, Wash-
ington Sea Grant, at 432-3054
or email to wsgcanal@uw.edu.
This project has been fund-
ed wholly or in part by the
United States Environmen-
tal Protection Agency under
assistance agreement WS-
96073501 to the Squaxin Is-
land Tribe.
George and Veanne Young
celebrated 60 years
George and Veanne Young celebrated
their 60th wedding anniversary on
June 15.
They were married June 15, 1951 in
Tacoma. This year they enjoyed their
60th anniversary with family and
friends with a catered buffet at Little
Creek Casino in Shelton.
The couple are the parents of four
children, nine grandchildren and
four great-grandchildren. George
retired from McCord Air Force base
civil service in 1982 after 32 years of
employment. Veanne was employed by
Nalley Fine Foods and retired in 1987
after 17 years of service.
The couple resides on Mason Lake
in Grapeview. Together they found love
and friendship and built a beautiful
marriage.
M.C. Princess
headed to
Big Easy
Mason County Princess Alyssa Klok-
kevold is headed to New Orleans, La.,
for a national pageant.
The seven-year-old Pioneer student
won the local title in February and will
compete in the International Youth
Development Program pageant July
13-17 in the Big Easy.
Klokkevold is seeking financial help
to offset the costs of the trip and those
that would like to help can contact her
morn, Janae Hughes, by calling 490-
1097 or 426-8913.
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