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Mt. Olive hosts Back to School Jamboree
Mr. Olive Lutheran
Church recently held its
Back to School Jamboree.
More than 135 students
and their families attended
last week's event, during
which organizers gave out
free school supplies, cloth-
ing and haircuts.
Sewing and woodwork-
ing lessons, a 4-H dog dem-
onstration, Zumba lessons
and visits from the Reptile
Man Scott Peterson were
among the highlights, or-
ganizers said.
Jennifer Hopper of Tay-
lor Shellfish shared a les-
son on shellfish and clams.
Heidi Iyall of Mason Coun-
ty Public Health handed
out dental hygiene kits
and assisted parents with
learning about children's
dental health.
Other volunteers includ-
ed NJROTC cadets and
a number of hairdressers
and volunteers from Mr.
Olive.
Courtesy photo
Myrt Hawthorn, Gigi Cusick, Carol Seymour and Lois Hunter had fun
with.the clothing giveaway at Mt. Olive Lutheran Church's Back to
School Jamboree.
CALENDAR
Thursday
5:30-6:45 p.m., Shel-
ton Timberland Library
(William G. Reed Public
Library). presents Page-
Turners Book Discussion
for adults. Read or listen
to "Madame Bovary" by
Gustave Flauhert and
join others in a conversa-
tion about the book. Ev-
eryone is welcome to join
any or all of the monthly
book discussions. For
more information, call
426-1362.
Friday E-Reader Petting Zoo for techniques. For more infer-
Noon, the Shelton High adults and teens. Librar- marion, call 426-1362.
School Class of 1947 will ians willtalk about the dif-
hold its 65th reunion at ferent download collections Wednesday
Alderbrook Golf Club res- at the library and show pa- 3-5 p.m., Shelton Tim-
taurant. For reservations trons how easy it is to ac- berland Library (William
and/or transportation, call cess free library e-books. G. Reed Public Library)
Phyllis at 426-7151. Attendees can bring their presents Teen Game
smart phones or e-reader Lounge. Play Xbox Kinect,
Tuesday devices. For more informa- Wii and other games, or
9 a.m., The Port of tion, call 426-1362. bring your own laptop and
Hoodsport Board of Com-6:30-7:30p.m.,The Shel-connect to the library's
missioners will meet at the ton Timberland Library WiFi. Snacks and supplies
port office, 24113 N. U.S. presents @Home: Canning. provided by the Friends of
Highway 101, Hoodsport.This interactive program the Shelton Timberland
2-3 p.m., Shelton Tim- will feature water bath food Library. For more informa-
berland Library presents preservation and freezing tion, call 426-1362.
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so will only cause blood to col- of the back, joints, muscle strains,
lect in the affected area, resulting sprains and weakness, our physi-
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LOOKIN'FORAHOME
City of Shelton Animal Shelter
Adoptions cost $75, which includes Dogs may be viewed at Current listings:
vaccine, wormer, spay/neuter and a www.shelton.petfinder:com. Pit bull mix, female, 2 years old
$10 city license. New dogs are brought Hours are from 9 a.m. to 2 p.mt. Shepherd mix, male, 7 months old
in all the time. Call 427-7503 or visit Tuesday through Friday. The Shelter Doberman, female, I year old
the shelter at 902 W. Pine St. is closed Saturday through Monday. Plott hound, male, 2 years old
I
Max is an affectionate young kit-
ten. He enjoys attention 'and will
share rubs and purrs, kitty play and
happy meows. Max is looking for a
sunny windowsill, daily food and wa-
ter and a safe warm bed. He would
like to have a forever home and fam-
ily of his own. Max would really like
one of his friends to share a home
with him too. For information on
Max and" other indoor-only kitties
call 584-0594 or leave a message at
426-2455.
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www.sheltoncinemas, com
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Additional Shows
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Fm 9D' - MON 9/9
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BEEF RIBS
112 lb. with one side order, just
ADOPT A PET
Meet sweet little Cupcake. When she
first came to us, she was in very poor
shape. She had mange, was covered in
fleas and smelled bad too. Now she has
completed all of her treatments and is
a happy and healthy little girl. She is
less than a year old and is a beagle/
Shar Pei mix. She is quite small so will
be good for someone who likes to travel
or is just looking for a petite compan-
ion. She loves other dogs, loves to go for
walks and is great with kids. If Cup-
cake is just what you've been looking
for, call 432-3091 or send an email to
thedoghouse309 l@hotmail.com.
426-0157
Let's Go Out!
Saturday, September 8th
10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
at the theater.
Please help fund
our digital conversion.
Questions? Call Kathy
(3~o) 432-0865 ~
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