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Eagle eyes a whopper
Shelton 81-year-old Wentz Eagle displays the cucum-
ber his friend Joe Rank plucked for him last Sunday
out of the garden of his Fifth Street home. Harvested
along with a bunch of others more nearly normal in
size, it measures almost 18 inches in length, says Wentz.
OysterFest sponsors
art with crustacean
Calling all area artists: The art
and photography department of
OysterFest invites artists to enter
their work in the OysterFest Fine
Arts Competition.
Gold medals and $1.50 checks
will be awarded tbr best of theme,
best of art and best of photogra-
phy, as well as ibr the people's
choice and the judges' choice. Rib-
bons will be awarded to the first-
place and runner-up winners in
every class and division of both
art and photography. "Best of
Theme" is the piece chosen that
best reflects the crustacean spirit
of OysterFest, officially known as
the West Coast Oyster Shucking
Championship and Washington
State Seatbod Festival.
Watercolors, oils, pastels and
acrylics are in the paintings cate-
gory; pencil, pen and ink and char-
coal sketches are in the drawings
category; carvings, bronze works
and sculptures are in the three-
dimensional category; color prints,
black and white prints, sepia-toned
images and computer-generated
images are in the photography
category; and there is a category
for hand-tbrmed ceramics.
Information about require-
ments, guidelines and advance
registration is available on-line
at www.oysterfest.org, or call
Rhonda at 427-1217. Entries will
be accepted in the Art and Pho-
tography Building at the Mason
County Fairgrounds, Sunday
through Tuesday, September 30
through October 2, between 3 and
6 p.m. There will be a non-refund-
able entry fee of $12 per entrant
per division. An entrant may enter
up to two items per division per
entry fee. If entries
the sale price must
the entry form. All
subject to a 33.3
sign payable to
Entries should be
from the display area
day, October 7, from 4
Any pieces not picked
charged a storage
Weather
1
High Low Precip.
Fahrenheit (In.)
August22 63 55 0
Augu 23 81 57 0
August24 75 55 0
August25 70 55 0
August26 70 52 0
August27 73 45 0
August28 80 43 0
Measurements are recorded for
the National Weather Service at
Sanderson Field.
Wednesday morning the Na-
tional Weather Service predicted
areas of fog on Thursday before
11 a.m. followed by mostly cloudy
Sale at Saint David's will support reaching out to community
holiday decor, household wares to
office and landscape equipment.
Any rummage items left by noon
on Saturday will go on sale for
half price.
A bake sale will also take place
in the same room. Shoppers will
find a counter and a table arranged
town Shelton.
A variety of quality, second-
hand items contributed by the
church members and friends will
be in the large dining room lo-
cated jtlst inside the Third Street
entry of the parish hall. Items
will range from books, clothing,
close to the kitchen covered with
cookies, pies, cakes and breads
made from favorite recipes.
Proceeds from this event are a
source of income for Saint David's
general fund. This, in turn, en-
ables the congregation to support
community outreach programs.
Saint David of Wales Episcopal
Church will host its annual rum-
mage and bake sale next weekend.
The event will run from 9 a.m. to 3
p.m. on Friday, September 7, and
Saturday, September 8, in Saint
David's Parish Hall, located at
218 North Third Street in down-
skies with a high near 78 d
There should be
Thursday night with a
51.
Forecasters expect
cloudy conditions from
through Sunday night.
should be
around 50 degrees.
The extended forecast
cloudy skies and a
on Labor Day with a high
degrees. There is a chance
ers Monday night and
with cloudy conditions.
should be around 51
near 74 degrees.
LOUNGE SPECI
Tuesdays 5
BEm-S,o CLAMS
S6.99.r,00. w/garl
Wednesdays
50’ TAcos
Thursdays
$6.99
KARAOKE Friday, Aug 31
Uve music Sat, Sept 1 9pm-close
Randy Band
Southern Rock
--..,,rk.m---
Prime Rib Fri & Sat, Family dining restaurant open until 8pm
CLAM CHIIWDER FRi' I)AtLY LUNCH $PECIAL$
7431 W. Shelton-Matlock Road at Dayton
Mon-Thu 9am-8pm Fd, Sat, Sun 7am-8pm
Thu Bingo ghts 6-Bpm 360-426-5450
BAR &
HAPPY TERIYAKI
NO TRANS-FATS USED
Only QUALITY ingredients
Clean atmosphere, cool prices
HAPPY TERIYAKI
3101 Olympic Hwy. N.- Shelton
360-432-1000
62 SE Lynch
Shelton *
Come See Our 1st-Run
MOVIES!
Dally 2:15, 4:45,
7:00pm
Frl-Sun 9:15pm
[]
now
SMOKE-BAKED SALMON!
Beef Ribs BBQ Pulled Pork Sandwiches
BBQ Brisket Prime Rib St. Louis Ribs
Chicken Breast & Lcs Smoked Sausage Dogs
IrtHn1r41"nma#nEnln.
Great sides: macaroni salad, baked beans,
: : 5 Miles North of Shelton on Hwy. 101
i! ....
II coleslaw, corn on the cob
Open 1 lam-8pm, 7 Days a W/eek at:
PURDY CREEK ESPRESSO (360)
Loren
Just Minutes North of Shelton ' 19330 N. Hwy 101 at Route 106
(360)877-.86156 theluckydogcasino.com enjw Our sawr, saer, seautl N Building- Casino Open Daffy a110am
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Eagle eyes a whopper
Shelton 81-year-old Wentz Eagle displays the cucum-
ber his friend Joe Rank plucked for him last Sunday
out of the garden of his Fifth Street home. Harvested
along with a bunch of others more nearly normal in
size, it measures almost 18 inches in length, says Wentz.
OysterFest sponsors
art with crustacean
Calling all area artists: The art
and photography department of
OysterFest invites artists to enter
their work in the OysterFest Fine
Arts Competition.
Gold medals and $1.50 checks
will be awarded tbr best of theme,
best of art and best of photogra-
phy, as well as ibr the people's
choice and the judges' choice. Rib-
bons will be awarded to the first-
place and runner-up winners in
every class and division of both
art and photography. "Best of
Theme" is the piece chosen that
best reflects the crustacean spirit
of OysterFest, officially known as
the West Coast Oyster Shucking
Championship and Washington
State Seatbod Festival.
Watercolors, oils, pastels and
acrylics are in the paintings cate-
gory; pencil, pen and ink and char-
coal sketches are in the drawings
category; carvings, bronze works
and sculptures are in the three-
dimensional category; color prints,
black and white prints, sepia-toned
images and computer-generated
images are in the photography
category; and there is a category
for hand-tbrmed ceramics.
Information about require-
ments, guidelines and advance
registration is available on-line
at www.oysterfest.org, or call
Rhonda at 427-1217. Entries will
be accepted in the Art and Pho-
tography Building at the Mason
County Fairgrounds, Sunday
through Tuesday, September 30
through October 2, between 3 and
6 p.m. There will be a non-refund-
able entry fee of $12 per entrant
per division. An entrant may enter
up to two items per division per
entry fee. If entries
the sale price must
the entry form. All
subject to a 33.3
sign payable to
Entries should be
from the display area
day, October 7, from 4
Any pieces not picked
charged a storage
Weather
1
High Low Precip.
Fahrenheit (In.)
August22 63 55 0
Augu 23 81 57 0
August24 75 55 0
August25 70 55 0
August26 70 52 0
August27 73 45 0
August28 80 43 0
Measurements are recorded for
the National Weather Service at
Sanderson Field.
Wednesday morning the Na-
tional Weather Service predicted
areas of fog on Thursday before
11 a.m. followed by mostly cloudy
Sale at Saint David's will support reaching out to community
holiday decor, household wares to
office and landscape equipment.
Any rummage items left by noon
on Saturday will go on sale for
half price.
A bake sale will also take place
in the same room. Shoppers will
find a counter and a table arranged
town Shelton.
A variety of quality, second-
hand items contributed by the
church members and friends will
be in the large dining room lo-
cated jtlst inside the Third Street
entry of the parish hall. Items
will range from books, clothing,
close to the kitchen covered with
cookies, pies, cakes and breads
made from favorite recipes.
Proceeds from this event are a
source of income for Saint David's
general fund. This, in turn, en-
ables the congregation to support
community outreach programs.
Saint David of Wales Episcopal
Church will host its annual rum-
mage and bake sale next weekend.
The event will run from 9 a.m. to 3
p.m. on Friday, September 7, and
Saturday, September 8, in Saint
David's Parish Hall, located at
218 North Third Street in down-
skies with a high near 78 d
There should be
Thursday night with a
51.
Forecasters expect
cloudy conditions from
through Sunday night.
should be
around 50 degrees.
The extended forecast
cloudy skies and a
on Labor Day with a high
degrees. There is a chance
ers Monday night and
with cloudy conditions.
should be around 51
near 74 degrees.
LOUNGE SPECI
Tuesdays 5
BEm-S,o CLAMS
S6.99.r,00. w/garl
Wednesdays
50’ TAcos
Thursdays
$6.99
KARAOKE Friday, Aug 31
Uve music Sat, Sept 1 9pm-close
Randy Band
Southern Rock
--..,,rk.m---
Prime Rib Fri & Sat, Family dining restaurant open until 8pm
CLAM CHIIWDER FRi' I)AtLY LUNCH $PECIAL$
7431 W. Shelton-Matlock Road at Dayton
Mon-Thu 9am-8pm Fd, Sat, Sun 7am-8pm
Thu Bingo ghts 6-Bpm 360-426-5450
BAR &
HAPPY TERIYAKI
NO TRANS-FATS USED
Only QUALITY ingredients
Clean atmosphere, cool prices
HAPPY TERIYAKI
3101 Olympic Hwy. N.- Shelton
360-432-1000
62 SE Lynch
Shelton *
Come See Our 1st-Run
MOVIES!
Dally 2:15, 4:45,
7:00pm
Frl-Sun 9:15pm
[]
now
SMOKE-BAKED SALMON!
Beef Ribs BBQ Pulled Pork Sandwiches
BBQ Brisket Prime Rib St. Louis Ribs
Chicken Breast & Lcs Smoked Sausage Dogs
IrtHn1r41"nma#nEnln.
Great sides: macaroni salad, baked beans,
: : 5 Miles North of Shelton on Hwy. 101
i! ....
II coleslaw, corn on the cob
Open 1 lam-8pm, 7 Days a W/eek at:
PURDY CREEK ESPRESSO (360)
Loren
Just Minutes North of Shelton ' 19330 N. Hwy 101 at Route 106
(360)877-.86156 theluckydogcasino.com enjw Our sawr, saer, seautl N Building- Casino Open Daffy a110am
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