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City of Shelton Animal Shelter
Adoptions cost $75, v,i~Jch includes vaccine, wormer,
spay/neuter plus $10 city license.
New dogs are brought in all the time. Call 427-7503
or visit the shelter at 902 West Pine Street. Dogs may be
viewed at shelton.petfinder, ~)m.
'fhe hours are Monday through Friday from 11 a.m. to 4
p.m. The shelter is closed Saturday and Sunday.
Current listings:
Great Dane/Labrador Retriever mix, male three years
old
Hound, female, three months old
Labrador Retriever mix, male six weeks old Shepherd
mix, male two years old
KITTENRESCUE
Tilly is an energetic young kitten. This busy little lady and
hen' sister, 'lMstan, are looking tbr a sunny windowsill, daily
food and water and a safe warm bed. They would like to share a
fbrever home and snuggle and play with a family of their own.
'lilly would really like Tristan to come too. For information on
"lilly, Tristan and other indoor-only kitties call 584-0594 or
leave a message at 426-2455.
ADOPT A PET
This is Eddie, who we lov-
ingly refer to as Fast Eddie.
He was found around the
Fourth of July by a caring
woman who tried to find out
if he had humans looking for
him She was unable to keep
him herself and we were
happy to take him in. Eddie
is a Black Lab approximately
seven years old. He gets along
well with other dogs, cats and
children and would do great
in a slower-pace home. He
is a very sweet boy that just
wants to love and be loved. If
you would like to meet Eddie
call 432-3091 or visit adopta-
pet-wa.org.
New art, music specialist join
Hood Canal School District
Hood Canal School Dis-art program at the school tinue as the kindergar-
trict recently announced last year, will be on staff ten through eighth grade
the addition of a part-time to provide once-a-week art physical education spe-
art specialist to the staff, instruction for students cialist as well.
Rob Kamin, who has in kindergarten through Jacklyn Kellogg, the
an art background and sixth grade, school's music specialist
provided an after-school Kamin will also con- last year has accepted a
music specialist position
in the Kent School Dis-
trict and has resigned at
Hood Canal. The school
has hired Tyler McLain as
a part-time music special-
ist.
'Agripreneurship' class enrolling now at WSU Extension
Locally grown food is a precious Extension Mason County will help
resource. Enterprise fbr Equity you learn vital skills for running a
and Washington State University successful small farm or food busi-
Extension Mason County have ness with:
joined together to help more people -Comprehensive business train-
produce food for local communities ing program
and be profitable in the process. -Excellent instructors and qual-
These two organizations areity materials
continuing their high-quality, -Technical assistance and peer
research-based approach to busi- support
ness planning for food and farm -Access to credit for your small
entrepreneurs in the South farm or tbod enterprise
Sound. Whether you are just Participation in an orientation
starting your farm or food busi- and business readiness workshop
ness or have been in business for is required to be eligible for the
a while, these classes will help full course that begins in Janu-
you learn how to reach your fi- ary. Orientations will start in
nancial goals for the future by September and business readi-
using sound, business planning ness workshops will be held in
concepts and tools tailored spe- October, November and Decem-
cifically to food and farm entre- ber. Pre-registration is required.
preneurs. All classes will be in the Olym-
Enterprise for Equity and WSU pia area and are open to farms
in Mason, Thurston, Lewis, Pa-
cific and Grays Harbor counties.
There will be several spots re-
served for low-income farmers.
This course will help small tht-m
entrepreneurs. Explore their tan'-
get markets, understand their
competition, build their financial
literacy skills, establish good re
cord-keeping practices and write
a business plan for their new (n
existing small farm or tbod enter
prises.
To learn more about the p~o
gram and organizations, ws~
www.enterpriseforequity.org o,
county.w su. edu/mason/ag J i c ul
ture. Prospective participants can
sign up at enterprisefbrequity.org/
agripreneurs.html , or call our ol
flees anytime at 704-3375 ext 2 o~
427-9436 ext. 14 if they have que~
tions.
WSU Entension to offer free rain garden how-to workshop
WSU Mason County waterways such as Puget After learning about will be instructed on
Extension will teach aSound. The workshop will how to install rain gar- what to bring to make the
free hands-on workshopbe from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Sep- dens, participants will workshop most produc
for residents interested tember 29 at NorthMason engage in hands-on ac-tive. To register, contact
in managing their storm School District Adminis- tivities to help them plan Mary DiMatteo at 427-
water to prevent drainage tration Building located their own rain gardens. 9670 ext. 689 or 275-4467
problems around their at 71 East Campus Drive Advanced registration is ext. 689, or email maryd(a
homes and to protect local in Belfair. required and participants co.mason.wa.us.
Dr. John E. Clayton
=: MKrosoft
! HealthVault i
to
MyMas onHealth corn
tot medical histories
When surgery is the solultion.
Say hello to John E Clayton, D.O., board eligible in general
surgery, who joins the medical staff at Mason General Hospital
Surgery Clinic and the more than t00 physicians on staffat
Mason General Hospital
Dr. Clayton received his medical degree flora Kansas City
University of Medicine and Biosciences, Kansas City, Missouri
in 2006; and completed his internship and general surgery
residency at Garden City Hospital in Garden City, Michigan.
His specialty is in men's and women's breast health
er doscopy, galibiaddei disease and other types of general
surgery. To make an appointment with Dr. Clayton call Mason
General Hospital Surgery Clinic at (360) 426-4142.
(360) 426-4142
1710 N 13th Loop Rd, Shelton, WA 98584
www.MasonGeneral.com. ~ ~
A: Yes, Alpine Way can
help, and for less than the
cost of the nursing home!
Your parents will have nurses
and assistants available
when needed. You will also
be pleased to see everything
from a beautician and a
chef to laundry services and
security on- site.
If you'd like to free yourself up so that the time you spend with Mow
and Dad can be quality time, come and tour Mpine Way. We'd Jove
to treat you to lunch, show you our lovely apartments, and answer
all your questions.
Call Kathy Burbidge at
(360) 426-2600
for a free lunch and tour
900 West Alpine Way
Shelton, WA 98584
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RET REMENT APARTMENTS,
ASSISTED LIVING AND
ALZHEIMER'S SPECIAL CARE
www.encorecommunities.com
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