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Ross to offer Kiwanis report i Patty Ross of William G. Reed Public Library, will present a book report to the Shelton Kiwanis Club next week. The will meet at noon on Tuesday, July l 0, at Xinh's Clam and House, 221 West Railroad Avenue in downtown Shelton. plan meeting The Mason County Republican Central Committee will meet at 3:30 p.m. on Monday, July 9, at Alpine Way Retirement Apart- 900 West Alpine Way in Shelton. During this meeting, Representative Doug Erickson, R-Ferndale, will recap this session of the Washington Legislature. social set for July 17 AAUW Olympia will meet Tuesday, July 17, at the Chinook Center at 4031 21st Avenue SE, Lacey. The evening, to local spokesperson Helen Brewer, will start with an cream social at 7 p.m. At the business meeting that follows, will hear reports from Mary Alice Peterson and Jeanette who recently returned from the national AAUW convention Phoenix, Arizona..They will lead a discussion of association and their impact on national, state and local branches. are welcome. For additional information, those interested Brewer at 426-8585. etired public workers to meet ,,  Retired Public Employees of Washington will hold its regular niuncheon meeting from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Wednesday, July ixdll, at the Mason County Senior Activities Center, 801 West ,edailroad Avenue in Shelton The group will formulate resolutions m/Ira be presented at the state convention Information is available :from Jacque Johnson at 426-6835. )00 L Adopt-a-Pet Adopt-a-Pet is a nonprofit volun- teer group whose placement services, kennels and spay-neuter assistance program are financed through month- ly garage sales held on the second Saturday of the month at 210 Grove Street. All dogs are vet-checked and spayed or neutered. Call 432-3091 to set up a kennel visit. To donate items call 426-4269. For spay-neuter assistance call 426- 5523. More information is available at www.adoptapet-wa.org on the Internet. Feline Friends Feline Friends is a nonprofit vol- unteer group whose mission is rescu- ing and finding homes for homeless, abused or abandoned cats and kittens. The group provides foster care in vol- unteers' homes until the animals can be placed in permanent homes. Adop- tion fee includes spay-neuter service, feline AIDS test and parasite control. To adopt a kitten or adult cat, call 426-2588 or 360-866-0599. Donations are accepted at P.O. Box 27, Shelton, 98584. Kitten Rescue Kitten Rescue of Mason County is a nonprofit volunteer group which res- cues and finds homes for abandoned kittens. Adoption fee includes spay- neuter service, feline leukemia test i0000aounty establishes fund fairgrounds facilities IT  new Capital Facilities Fair- bunds Fund in the amount of ,800 has been set up by the n¢itson County Commission P:Established last week "by a lget amendment, this fund Friends of Our Future Fair !serve Fund, which contained 272.16. This money will be to the new fund. designs with an kitchen space and dings for animals assembled a rodeo arena were pre- to regular users of the fairgrounds at a meeting held earlier in June at Memorial Hall in downtown Shelton. County officials have been making plans for a new fair- grounds at the intersection of Highway 101 and the Dayton- Airport Road as the day in 2013 approaches when its lease with the Port of Shelton for the cur- rent fairgrounds expires. Port officials have indicated that the lease will not be renewed because they want to have more room for industrial development In a related action taken on June 26, commissioners autho- rized a change order with Sim- roe Contracting, Incorporated in the amount of $17,596 to install a handicap ramp at the fair- grounds stage. A contract had recently been awarded to build a new stage at the current fair- grounds facility after the 2006 windstorm damaged the old one. Code requires a handicap ramp. Barking dogs will never bite; but, when barking stops, they might. and immunizations. Quarterly garage sales support the group. For informa- tion on kitties available for adoption or to donate items for the garage sales, call 426-2455 or go to www.kitten- resq.net. City of Shelton Animal Shelter Adoptions cost $75 plus $5 for a city license. New dogs are brought in all the time. Call 427-7503 or visit the shdlter at 902 West Pine Street. Dogs currently available may be viewed at: Shelton.petflnder.com on-line. Hours are 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday and 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday. Here's a listing of some of the dogs available this week: Shepherd mix, female, 1 year old. Rottweiler mix, male, 3 years old. XENA HAS just finished nurs- ing a litter of six pups and un- dergone spaying. Now she's ready for a home where she can be just a dog without the responsibility for puppies. She's 4 or 5 years old and prob- ably all Labrador retriever, according to volunteers who say she knows commands, is housetrained and loves to please. Adopt-a-Pet requires a secure environment for its dog adoptees. Call 432-3091 to meet Xena. SPUNKY, AN "adorable red- head" according to volunteers, is packed up and ready for an adoptive home. They add that his beautiful tortie sister Re. gina would like to be adopted with him. Both are immunized and vet-checked. Call Kitten Rescue of Mason County eve- nings at 426-2455. 00cz00zz'00 z / - Now o Sat & Sun kend - Labor Day helton   i i _ ?L: For more inform,please call: 427.6062 or visit: www.paifI'dbirdceramics.com ries set for !iiii!71,]i The Garden of: Good Eotin" 00outh program S&S Farm Fresh Produce career o,00,ons 00i,.e00,loy00ent :en holding a search and placement assistance, ! ALWAYS TOP QUALITY PRODUCE thly lottery for program en- rdsumd assistance and occupa- es on Monday, July 9. tional soft skills training. The ]oPep!!!]ii!: ultimate goal is to help young NO W FEA TURT_NG adults obtain unsubsidized em- ployment. All natural local veggies % ,, geared towards helping low- Those planning to participate are asked to bring their Social i!°cmal young people with their * Green beans ionalneeds These include Security card, proofofcitizenship " Cucumbers "a_ining a high-school diploma and a birth certificate to prove general educational develop- age as well as photo identifica- Squash 0 Corn (due 7/7) at certificate and providing tion and verification of personal Chemical free roriag and post-secondary ed- or family income for the last six -'tion guidance, months. Males over the age of 18 A youth training program must be registered for the Selec- i1 )vides Supportive services for tive Service System. • '> • Freshest produce available II 0: New arrivals all the time l ancial needs and personal, ed- Mason County Youth Pro- tional and employment coun- grams is located at 428 Birch ing to those who qualify. It Street, Suite 12 in Shelton. The o helps young people explore phone number is 426-1200. West Coast Bank parking Days. The cost will be $5. Children on Saturday, July 7 . under age 6 will eat free when ac- lub members will serve the companied by an adult. IVSU Master Gardeners of Mason County Present ? JULY 14 FROM I0 AM = 4 PM = Featuring gardens in the , Shelton and Alderbrook areas Compare our fresh fruit & produce to your local supermarket WE ARE A STEP ABOVE We have lhe BEST lomaloes around I ToP QUALITY PRODUCE--ALWAYS I Look for our sign -- Hwy 3 at Deer Creek 5962 H 3, Shelton - 253-405-2832 Thursday, July 5, 2007 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Page 17 ,00wanians to serve ![reakfast on canal pe Hood Canal Kiwanis Club meal from 7 a.m. until noon as ;2 fhSeP°nsor a pancake breakfast part of the Celebrate Hoodsport :! I I n d ,!. ! TK.T SLF.J LOTOS: I I[ Sge Book Store, Lynch Creek Floral, Ferguson's Flowers, Lost Lake Nursery, eklond Bo Garden ' en Center Cameo Boutique (Umon), I IP , Y Center, Sharon s Gord , ' ' I II Laurie s Hoodsport Gift & Liquor, The Troding Post Liquor & Girls (Allyn), x , n AG  GQ For more reformat o I It! rden Center, Belfair Valley Nursery, McLendon s Hardware, Homine ' l nd Fo ' contact Morgie Plebuch J,, rmers Market, Shelton Farmer's Market and Oakland Bay Organic Farm 427-2827 Ross to offer Kiwanis report i Patty Ross of William G. Reed Public Library, will present a book report to the Shelton Kiwanis Club next week. The will meet at noon on Tuesday, July l 0, at Xinh's Clam and House, 221 West Railroad Avenue in downtown Shelton. plan meeting The Mason County Republican Central Committee will meet at 3:30 p.m. on Monday, July 9, at Alpine Way Retirement Apart- 900 West Alpine Way in Shelton. During this meeting, Representative Doug Erickson, R-Ferndale, will recap this session of the Washington Legislature. social set for July 17 AAUW Olympia will meet Tuesday, July 17, at the Chinook Center at 4031 21st Avenue SE, Lacey. The evening, to local spokesperson Helen Brewer, will start with an cream social at 7 p.m. At the business meeting that follows, will hear reports from Mary Alice Peterson and Jeanette who recently returned from the national AAUW convention Phoenix, Arizona..They will lead a discussion of association and their impact on national, state and local branches. are welcome. For additional information, those interested Brewer at 426-8585. etired public workers to meet ,,  Retired Public Employees of Washington will hold its regular niuncheon meeting from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Wednesday, July ixdll, at the Mason County Senior Activities Center, 801 West ,edailroad Avenue in Shelton The group will formulate resolutions m/Ira be presented at the state convention Information is available :from Jacque Johnson at 426-6835. )00 L Adopt-a-Pet Adopt-a-Pet is a nonprofit volun- teer group whose placement services, kennels and spay-neuter assistance program are financed through month- ly garage sales held on the second Saturday of the month at 210 Grove Street. All dogs are vet-checked and spayed or neutered. Call 432-3091 to set up a kennel visit. To donate items call 426-4269. For spay-neuter assistance call 426- 5523. More information is available at www.adoptapet-wa.org on the Internet. Feline Friends Feline Friends is a nonprofit vol- unteer group whose mission is rescu- ing and finding homes for homeless, abused or abandoned cats and kittens. The group provides foster care in vol- unteers' homes until the animals can be placed in permanent homes. Adop- tion fee includes spay-neuter service, feline AIDS test and parasite control. To adopt a kitten or adult cat, call 426-2588 or 360-866-0599. Donations are accepted at P.O. Box 27, Shelton, 98584. Kitten Rescue Kitten Rescue of Mason County is a nonprofit volunteer group which res- cues and finds homes for abandoned kittens. Adoption fee includes spay- neuter service, feline leukemia test i0000aounty establishes fund fairgrounds facilities IT  new Capital Facilities Fair- bunds Fund in the amount of ,800 has been set up by the n¢itson County Commission P:Established last week "by a lget amendment, this fund Friends of Our Future Fair !serve Fund, which contained 272.16. This money will be to the new fund. designs with an kitchen space and dings for animals assembled a rodeo arena were pre- to regular users of the fairgrounds at a meeting held earlier in June at Memorial Hall in downtown Shelton. County officials have been making plans for a new fair- grounds at the intersection of Highway 101 and the Dayton- Airport Road as the day in 2013 approaches when its lease with the Port of Shelton for the cur- rent fairgrounds expires. Port officials have indicated that the lease will not be renewed because they want to have more room for industrial development In a related action taken on June 26, commissioners autho- rized a change order with Sim- roe Contracting, Incorporated in the amount of $17,596 to install a handicap ramp at the fair- grounds stage. A contract had recently been awarded to build a new stage at the current fair- grounds facility after the 2006 windstorm damaged the old one. Code requires a handicap ramp. Barking dogs will never bite; but, when barking stops, they might. and immunizations. Quarterly garage sales support the group. For informa- tion on kitties available for adoption or to donate items for the garage sales, call 426-2455 or go to www.kitten- resq.net. City of Shelton Animal Shelter Adoptions cost $75 plus $5 for a city license. New dogs are brought in all the time. Call 427-7503 or visit the shdlter at 902 West Pine Street. Dogs currently available may be viewed at: Shelton.petflnder.com on-line. Hours are 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday and 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday. Here's a listing of some of the dogs available this week: Shepherd mix, female, 1 year old. Rottweiler mix, male, 3 years old. XENA HAS just finished nurs- ing a litter of six pups and un- dergone spaying. Now she's ready for a home where she can be just a dog without the responsibility for puppies. She's 4 or 5 years old and prob- ably all Labrador retriever, according to volunteers who say she knows commands, is housetrained and loves to please. Adopt-a-Pet requires a secure environment for its dog adoptees. Call 432-3091 to meet Xena. SPUNKY, AN "adorable red- head" according to volunteers, is packed up and ready for an adoptive home. They add that his beautiful tortie sister Re. gina would like to be adopted with him. Both are immunized and vet-checked. Call Kitten Rescue of Mason County eve- nings at 426-2455. 00cz00zz'00 z / - Now o Sat & Sun kend - Labor Day helton   i i _ ?L: For more inform,please call: 427.6062 or visit: www.paifI'dbirdceramics.com ries set for !iiii!71,]i The Garden of: Good Eotin" 00outh program S&S Farm Fresh Produce career o,00,ons 00i,.e00,loy00ent :en holding a search and placement assistance, ! ALWAYS TOP QUALITY PRODUCE thly lottery for program en- rdsumd assistance and occupa- es on Monday, July 9. tional soft skills training. The ]oPep!!!]ii!: ultimate goal is to help young NO W FEA TURT_NG adults obtain unsubsidized em- ployment. All natural local veggies % ,, geared towards helping low- Those planning to participate are asked to bring their Social i!°cmal young people with their * Green beans ionalneeds These include Security card, proofofcitizenship " Cucumbers "a_ining a high-school diploma and a birth certificate to prove general educational develop- age as well as photo identifica- Squash 0 Corn (due 7/7) at certificate and providing tion and verification of personal Chemical free roriag and post-secondary ed- or family income for the last six -'tion guidance, months. Males over the age of 18 A youth training program must be registered for the Selec- i1 )vides Supportive services for tive Service System. • '> • Freshest produce available II 0: New arrivals all the time l ancial needs and personal, ed- Mason County Youth Pro- tional and employment coun- grams is located at 428 Birch ing to those who qualify. It Street, Suite 12 in Shelton. The o helps young people explore phone number is 426-1200. West Coast Bank parking Days. The cost will be $5. Children on Saturday, July 7 . under age 6 will eat free when ac- lub members will serve the companied by an adult. IVSU Master Gardeners of Mason County Present ? JULY 14 FROM I0 AM = 4 PM = Featuring gardens in the , Shelton and Alderbrook areas Compare our fresh fruit & produce to your local supermarket WE ARE A STEP ABOVE We have lhe BEST lomaloes around I ToP QUALITY PRODUCE--ALWAYS I Look for our sign -- Hwy 3 at Deer Creek 5962 H 3, Shelton - 253-405-2832 Thursday, July 5, 2007 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Page 17 ,00wanians to serve ![reakfast on canal pe Hood Canal Kiwanis Club meal from 7 a.m. until noon as ;2 fhSeP°nsor a pancake breakfast part of the Celebrate Hoodsport :! I I n d ,!. ! TK.T SLF.J LOTOS: I I[ Sge Book Store, Lynch Creek Floral, Ferguson's Flowers, Lost Lake Nursery, eklond Bo Garden ' en Center Cameo Boutique (Umon), I IP , Y Center, Sharon s Gord , ' ' I II Laurie s Hoodsport Gift & Liquor, The Troding Post Liquor & Girls (Allyn), x , n AG  GQ For more reformat o I It! rden Center, Belfair Valley Nursery, McLendon s Hardware, Homine ' l nd Fo ' contact Morgie Plebuch J,, rmers Market, Shelton Farmer's Market and Oakland Bay Organic Farm 427-2827