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Moose lodge to hold open house KITTENRESCUE SENIORCALENDAR Thursday 8:05 a.m., gentle, restor- ative yoga, donation of $1 suggested 9 a.m.-noon, EZ Craft- ers 9 a.m., intermediate/ad- vanced line dancing 10:30 a.m., blood pres- sure checks, free 10:45 a.m., Zumba fit- ness classes 12:30 p.m., Bridge, par- ticipants are asked to sign up at least one day prior 1 p.m., Mahjong, bingo Friday 8 a.m., gentle Tai Chi 9 a.m.-noon, fabric do- nation sorting 9-11 a.m., open line dance 11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m., piano bar with John Rosen- green 1 p.m., Mason County Senior Activities Associa- tion is offering a members- only movie at Shelton Cin- emas. Cost is $3.50 at the theater. 1 p.m., bingo, $1 for three cards ADOPT A PET Saturday 5-9 p,m., a pig roast and downtown country hoe- down fundraiser will take place at the Mason County Senior Activities Asso- ciation, located at 826 W. Railroad Avenue, Shelton. A variety of entertainment and music will be offered. Monday 8 a.m., gentle Tai Chi 9 a.m., beginning line dancing 10 a.m., intermediate/ advanced line dancing 10 a.m.-4 p.m., Mason County Senior Activities Association is offering a van trip to Bremerton Na- val Museum. Cost is $24 per person. Lunch includ- ed. Current MCSAA mem- bership is required ......... 12:30 p.m., game day 1 p.m, chess, cribbage, pinochle Tuesday 8:05 a.m., gentle, restor- ative yoga, donation of $1 suggested 9 a.m.-12:30 p.m., sew- ing circle 9 a.m., intermediate/ad- vanced line dancing 10:45 a.m., Zumba fit- ness classes, no classes held third Tuesday of each month 12:30 p.m., bridge, par- ticipants are asked to sign up at least one day prior I p.m., bingo with Adele, every fourth Tuesday of the month, no charge The Shelton Moose Lodge will holdpublic. an open house from noon-7 p.m. on Sat- Free hot dogs and Pepsi products urday, will be available. No alcohol will be The event, which will take place at served. 930 W. Golden Pheasant Road, Shel- For more information, call 426-6917. ton, gives residents a chance to see the After 9 a.m. on Aug. 25, call 427-2337 lodge's new location. It is open to the to reach the lodge. City of Shelton Animal Shelter Adoptions cost $75, which includes day through. Friday. The Shelter is vaccine, wormer, spay/neuter and a $10 closed Saturday through Monday. city license. New dogs are brought in all Current listings: the time. Call 427-7503 or visit the shel- Pit bull mix, female, 2 years old ter at 902 W. Pine St. Shepherd mix, male, 4 years old Dogs may be viewed at Corgie/pit bull mix, female, 5 years www.shelton.petfinder.com old Hours are from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tues- Labrador, male, 7 years old Ginger is looking for a loving family that will adopt her, love her and keep her safe. She is a 7-year-old Australian shepherd/chow mix that was very frightened when she first came to us. In a short time she had become a happy and playful girl that loves people, loves to play in the pool and enjoys taking walks and naps. She came in with her brother Scamp who is also posted on our website adoptapet-wa. org. They can be adopted together or separately. If you would like to meet one or both of these wonderful dogs call 432-3091 email thedoghouse3091@hotmail.com New signs show up at Schafer State Park New interpretive signs were recently The park's plan includes several in- erected at Schafer State Park in Elma. terpretive hubs, a National Historic Wednesday The signs, which were paid for inSite plaque, a Schafer Historic District 8 a.m.. gentle Tai Chi part through donations from Greenwalking tour and an information cen- 9 a.m.. beginning line Diamond Resource Company and the ter. dancing Friends of Schafer and Lake Sylvia The effort is spearheaded by Wash- 10 a.m., intermediate/ (FOSLS). mark the beginning of an en- ington State Parks. the Washington advanced line dancing hanced interpretive plan for the park, Sate Parks Foundation and FOSLS. 1 p.m., pinochle officials said. For more information, call 482-2551. 6-6 Mon-Fri • 7-7 Sat-Sun Est. 1991 Featuring Raven's Brew Coffee and Torani Syrup Smoke Stack BBQ Est. 2007 • Ribs • Pulled Pork • Brisket 10-6 M0n-Th, 10-7 Fri-Sun 15230 N. Hwy. 101, just N of Shelton 426-O157 Low cost gelding clinics set in Mason County Three of the region's non- area's top equine veterinar- or risk the horrors of equine profit rescue sanctuaries, in ians for $75. a fraction of the slaughter," Puga said. collaboration with National standard fee for this surgi- NERN ran a pilot pro- Equine Resource Network cal procedure, organizers gram for the low-cost clin- (NERN), will host a two- said. The local equine veter- ic~ in California last year, day gelding clinic Sept. 8-9 inarians who are volunteer- gelding a total of 92 horses for the benefit of local horse ing their services are Dr. m eight separate locations owners. Jan Richards of Chimacum, around the state. So far in The clinics aim to help ec- Dr. Cary Hills of Poulsbo 2012, it has already held 12 onomieally challenged horse and Dr. Be Weeks of Portmore clinics, and castrated owners affordably castrate Orchard. another 150 stallions, which their stallions and to reduce NERN Executive Director will no longer be used for the future population of Shirley Puga said her orga- breeding. horses in the area nization's goal for 2012 is to "At a time when many The Sept. 8 clinic will be geld 250 stallions through horse owners are struggling held at Sunrise Equine Res- the program, potentiallyjust to feed their animals. cue in Grapeview. On Sept. reducing the future equine we felt that providing finch- 9. Horse Harbor Founda- population by 1.250 horses cial relief in this area would tion in Poulsbo will host in coming years. This figure be one of the most impor- another. Center Valley Ani- is based on privately owned taut contributions we could mal Rescue of Quilcene, the stallions siring an average of make. not only for existing third local nonprofit par- five foals in their lifetimes, horses, but for the future," ticipating in this event, will "The current economy Puga said. provide volunteers for both has dictated that we re-In addition to the two-day clinics, duce America's future horse clinic. NERN is working to Private horse owners population or watch moreset up clinics in Nevada and can have their stallions and and more of these animals other western states. colts gelded by some of the become victims of neglect This is the second co- Max is an attk~ctionate young kitten. He enjoys attention and will share rub and purrs, kitty play and happy meows. Max is looking fi~r a sunny win- dowsill, daily food and water and a safe warm bed. He would like to have a tbrever home and family of his own. Max would really like one of his f~iends to share a home with hiin too. For information on Max and other indoor-only kitties call 584-0594 or leave a message at 426-2455. Saturday, August 25th 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. at the theater. Donations to help fund our digital conversion. Questions? Call Rebecca 36o~ 868-2307 82s7 Put on your RACING GEAR, folks... it's time for the annual BELT SANDER AUGUST 25th • Time trials 3 p.m.. Races 4 p.m. operative community ser- vice effort between Sunrise Equine, Center Valley and Horse Harbor, which often work together on individual rescue cases in their three- county area. Two years ago they teamed up to provide the Project Safety Net for Horses. an owner assistance program designed to keep horses in safe homes with fi- nancially struggling owners during the height of the re- cession. More than 60 hors- es were kept in safe homes in that effort, essentially doubling the combined sanc- tuary capacity of the three rescues. To participate in either of the clinics, horse own- ers can contact NERN at nationalequine@gmail.com or 760-419-2462. For more information on the gelding program, please go to www. nationalequine.org. Shelton-Mason Where's The Fun? In Our Dining & Entertainment To Advertise call 426-4412 I. SheltonMasonCounty C%unty Journa www.sheltonoinemas.com 24-HOUR MOVIE INFO 426-1000 Paranorman Daily 4:45, 7:00pm Additional Shows Fri-Sat 9:00pm Sat-Sun 2:45pm Hit & Run Daily 5:00, 7:lOpm Additional Shows Fri-Sat 9:lOpm Sat-Sun 3:00pm 5 ~helton ~ Gates open at 7:00pn, SHOW AT DUSK] ~~movie in..fo 426-47071 I FRI 8/24 -THuR 8/30 I . ~'~ D ~Continenial.~i~ Wlrnpy Kid. Ice.Age 4, ~ i;~ :~ aryofa. -Thursday, Aug. 23, 2012 - Page B-3