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FOR HOME
CALENDAR
City of Shelton Animal Shelter
Adoptions cost $75, which includes vaccine,
wormer, spay/neuter plus $10 city license.
New dogs are brought in all the time. Call
427-7503 or visit the shelter at 902 West Pine
Street. Dogs may be viewed at shelton.pet-
finder.com.
The hours are M°nday thr°ugh Friday
from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. The shelter is closed
Saturday and Sunday. Current listings:
Yellow Labrador, male, five years old.
Labrador Retriever mix, one year old.
Pit Bull, female, five months old.
Pit Bull mix, female, two years old.
Kitten Rescue
Miss Tea has raised her children and
is ready for a forever home of her own. She
is hoping to find a special family that will
share love and affection that this little lady
deserves. Miss Tea wants to share a lifetime
of kitty cuddling, napping and lap warming.
Miss Tea will bring enjoyment and compan-
ionship to the right home. She would like to
share a home with her friend Dottie. For in-
formation on Miss Tea, Dottie and other in-
door-only kitties call 584-0594 or leave a mes-
sage at 426-2455.
Adopt-A-Pet Dog of the Week
This is Princess and what a lovely girl she
is. She came to us when her family had to
move and they could not take her with them.
She is a six year-old Shepherd/Lab mix with
a very gentle and loving disposition. She loves
to play, enjoys the company of other dogs as
well as children and she is ready and eager for
her new family to come and adopt her. Please
call 432-3091 to set up an appointment to
meet this sweet girl or you can visit our web-
site adoptapet-wa.org.
Unless otherwise noted, all events take
place at the Mason County Senior Activi-
ties Center at 826 W. Railroad Ave. The
Shelton senior center hours are from 8 a.m.
to 4 p.m. Monday through Thursday and
from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Friday. The cen-
tel% telephone desk (426-7374) is closed for
lunch from noon until 12:30 p.m.
Thursday
8.~5 am., gentle, restorative yoga.
9-11 am., intermediate/advanced line
dancing.
9-12 am., EZ Crafl~rs.
10 0-11". 0 am. blood pressure checks
11 am., bridge - signup the day before.
Noon lunch: chicken and veggie fajitas.
I pan., bingo.
2 pan., treats from The Center
Friday
8 and 8" 0 am., tai chi.
9-11 am., open line dance.
9 a.nh-1 pan, sewing circle.
9:.15 am, Friday walkers (meet at Huff
Yt PuffPark)
oon, Independence Day
party
11-~0 lunch: sponsored by MCSAA:
baked potato bar by Sam Selby.
12.q}0 pan., MCSAA goes to the movies
6-9 pan, Washington Old Tree Fiddlers
Monday
Closed for Independence Day
Tuesday
8.'05 am., gentle, restorative yoga.
9-11 am., intermediate/advanced line
dancing.
9 a.m~l pan., sewing circle.
U am., music by Evelyn Trenckmann
Noon lunch: sweet and sour meatballs
12:30 pan., bridge signup day before,
double deck pinochle
I pan., board meeing
Wednesday
Foot care by appointment.
8 and 8"~0 am., tai chi.
9 amL, beginning line dancing.
10 am., intermediate/advanced line
dancing.
Noon, lunch: tuna sandwich
Noon, Niffty Thrifty chamber ribbon
cutting
12"~0 pan., game day.
I pan., pinoclde
Courtesy photo
Bordeaux Elementary first graders recently enjoyed books read aloud by John Lester of Arnold Smith
Insurance. In an endeavor to encourage life long reading, Lister has been coming to Bordeaux for
three years each spring to read to first-graders. This year students listened to [Ize Rattletrap Car" by
Phyllis Root and then voted on whether to read "The Napping House" by Audrey Wood or "The Three
Little Rigs" by David Gordon. Following the read-aloud the classes the students made an oath to use
and share their surprise gift, which turned out to be a personalized book. Lester's final message to the
children was: you can read, you can do anything."
Food drive for pets comes to Shelton Julythrough August
A team of Our Community than we ever realized," said branch in Shelton, Union, ians and other pet organiza-
Credit Union employees is Tract Dickinson, a team lead- McCleary, Elma and Monte- tions surrounding the Credit
conducting a month long pet er for the project, sano. The pet food drive runs Union branch locations. Cash
food drive for cats and dogs in The community is encour- from July 5 to August 5 and donations are also welcome;
need. aged to bring unopened cat all donations will benefit a va- OCCU has an account set up
"There is a need greater and dog food to any OCCU riety of pet clinics, veterinar- under "Pet Food Drive."
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Wishing You 50 More
Love from --
Bob, Beth, Barry, &Bonny
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