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RESCUE Sponsored by the Thurston-Lewis-Mason Central Labor Council !5 exit 76 Shawn is an affection- ate young kitten. He en- joys attention and will share rub and purrs, kitty play and happy meows. Shawn is looking for a sunny windowsill, daily food and water and a safe warm bed. He would like to have a forever home and family of his own. Shawn would really like his brother Sammy to come too. For informa- tion on Shawn, Sam-, my and other playful and loving, indoor only kitties call 584-0594 or leave a message at 426-2455. Call For Details and Pricing to Other Areas www.kennedycreekquarry.com ~]~' This is little Daisy ae. She was found wandering one of our rural reads all- alone and we were glad to take her in. She is a Dachs- hund, approximately eight years old and is as sweet as can be. She loves dogs and people and would be a great family pet or companion for an older person or couple. The vet has checked her out and after having some derttal work done she has a clean bill of health. If you would like to meet this de- lightful little dog please call Adopt-A-Pet at 432-3091. CHALK when you advertise in Phone (360) 426.4412 Habitat for Humanity, honors volunteers ofth month Tom Page and Roy Kleives have been named the Habitat for Humanity August Volunteers of the month. The two volunteers pick up items, which are donated by area citizens, ranging in size from small to large. Addi- tionally, the team provides a service that keeps mer- chandiseflowing into to the store. This merchan- dise, as it is sold, makes it possible for Habitat for Hmnanity to build afford- able quality housing in Mason County. Tom Page worked as an elec- Page trical mechanic on nuclear submarines for several years. After he retired, he worked on the Habitat construction crew whenever he was needed. In addition to driving the Habitat truck, he tests incoming appli- ances and helps where he is needed. In his spare time, he works on the "A Brush with Kindness program and on Habitat house construction. Kleives worked for the University of Washington Roy Police Department for 30 Kieives years:' After leaving the police, he worked for State Farm Insurance Co. for several years. He and his wife moved to Mason Lake in 1972. Aider retirement he began volunteering with Habitat for Hu- manity on home construction, on the Family Selection committee and has served on the Board for Habitat for Humanity for Mason County. Paoe R-6 - Shelton-Mason Ron Brennan Dnitra Mark 360-2750405.1827t E State Route 3 W hil ha q ypu jrv, COME SEE THE OPPORTUNITIES FOR YOUR CHILD NOW ENROLLING FOR 2011-2012 Full Day Kindergarten & Grade I MT. OLIVE LUTHERAN SCHOOL 206 E, WYANDOTTE *Washington State Approved School 427-3165 schoolmolcQcomcast.net County Journal - Thursday, September 1,2011 Senior center hosts workshop, walker repair day The Mason County Se- one's independence and Free walker nior Activities Center, change one's life. Making maintenance, repairs located at 826 W. Rail- one's home and surround- Walkers can be brought road Avenue in downtown ings as safe as possible is to the Mason County Se- Shelton, hosts two events an important step that can nior Activities Center to from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. be taken to reduce the like- have minor repairs done on Monday, Sept. 12, to lihood of a fall. from brake adjustment to support senior safety and This workshop will be wheel cleaning. The repair independence. The events presented by Dave Hughes, service is free and is open are both free and open to Ph.D., health educator from to the public, but advanced the public, but advance Physicians of Southwestregistrations are needed to reservations are strongly Washington, who will dis- schedule the repairs. The suggested. Call the center cuss fail prevention in each repair team will stay until at 426-7374. room of your home, plusall scheduled walkers are provide a checklist for one's seen. ....... : Fall prevention home safety. General safety For more information workshop offered precautions for walker use on either event, please call A fall can jeopardize will alsobediscussed. 426-7374.