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League of
Women
Voters
to host
education
program
Group will focus on
federal government
in education
The Mason County
League of Women Vot-
ers (LWVMA) will hold
its monthly meeting from
11:30 a.m. to noon on Oct.
18 at Olympic College
Johnson Library in Shel-
ton.
The program will focus
on the role of the federal
government in education.
Guests will be Kathy
Haigh, Washington state
Representative: Shawn
Lewis, from the Office of
Superintendent of Public
Instruction and Joan Zook,
former superintendent of
Shelton Pubic Schools.
The National League of
Women Voters has under-
taken a study of the federal
role in public education.
The study focuses on the
role of the federal govern-
ment in education policy
making, with consideration
of common core standards.
national assessment, equi-
ty and funding of it.
The LWVMA has de-
cided to participate in this
study. The October and
November meetings will
be focused on national and
state roles in education.
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invited to attend.
Salmon bake to be held at Schafer State Park
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Page B-8 - Shelton-Mason County Journal- Thursday, October 13,
MGH Foundation schedu!es Fantasy Forest event
Mason General Hospital Founda- fers another free event that is open to tion and Hoffman Construction Com-
tion's annual Fantasy Forest will be all. From 2-4 p.m. isi Senior Day Tea, pany. This black tie (optional) event is
Nov. 15-19, at the Pavilion at Sentry sponsored by Alpine Way Retirement from 6-10 p.m., and features a gour-
Park in Shelton. This year's theme, Apartments, with entertainment, door met dinner, silent and live auctions,
"Midnight & Ice," provides a holiday prizes, cookies, coffee and tea, plus a a no-host (cash only) bar, raffle and
atmosphere with free and ticketed raffle and gift shop. From 6-9 p.m. is gift shop - all in the magical setting
events for all ages, in a wonderland of Father-Daughter Night Out with din- of Fantasy Forest. An Emerald table
decorated trees, ner and dancing in an enchanted for- for 10 is $1,500 and includes a limited
The festivities begin on Tuesday, est of trees. The night also includes edition ornament for each guest, pre-
Nov. 15, with Fantasy Laugh Facto- a silent auction, raffle and gift shop. ferred seating and personal wait staff
ry, an adult night out with live com- Tickets are $30 per Person, with reser- for your table. A single Emerald ticket
edy featuring comedian and ventrilo- vations required. Cooper Studios will purchase is $150. A Sapphire table for
quist, Justin Ver Burg. Sponsored by offer portrait packages from 6-9 p.m. 10 is $1,200 and includes an appre-
Dynamic Collectors, Inc., the evening From 9 a.m. to 31 p.m. on Friday, ciation gift for each guest. The single
includes a buffet dinner and no-host Nov. 18, is Deck the Halls, a holiday Sapphire ticket price is $120. Cooper
(cash only) bar, a balloon extravagan- bazaar. The bazaar is free and open Studios will offer portrait packages for
za, raffle and gift shop. It starts with to all and features ~he sale of hand- the Gala from 6-9 p.m.
cocktails at 5:30 p.m.; followed by din- crafted and commercial gift items for Sponsors for the 2011 Fantasy For-
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ner from 6:30-7:30 p.m. and the event the hohdays and beypnd. It also offers est event include: Program and Ad-
ends at 9:30 p.m. Tickets are $30 per a no-host lunch with door prize draw' vertising - Christmas Village; Gift
person and must be reserved in ad- ings, a raffle and gift shop. The week- Shop - Heritage Bank; Co-Memorial
vance, end is launched wi}h Dance Fever, Tree- John L. Scott Real Estate; En-
Fred Finn/Finninsula Feunda- featuring Swing Fever Band from 7-11 tertainment - Cellnetix Pathology &
tion will sponsor a fashion show and p.m. with live music, dancing, appetiz- Laboratory; Volunteer Village - Tay-
luncheon from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., ers and a no-host (cash only) bar. The lor Shellfish Farms; Travel Voucher -
Wednesday, Nov. 16. It will feature dress code is casual elegance and tick- OAC Services Inc'/C°nstructi°n Man-
a collection of historic wedding dress- ets are $35 per person, to be reserved agement; Raffle Sponsors - Peninsula
es, a gourmet lunch, raffle and gift in advance. Cooper Studios will offer Credit Union, Mary Anne Munson,
shop. Tickets are $40 per person or portrait packages from 7:30-8:30 p.m. Skookum Rotary Foundation: Oyster-
$400 for a table of 10 and reservations The Candy Cane Carnival for chil- Fest Dollars at Work, MASCO Petro-
are required, dren from 10-11:30 ~.m. on Saturday, leum; Forest Star -Bob and Melanie
Following the fashion show from Nov. 19, is co-sponsored by South Appel;RobertW. JohnsonPLLC;Prov-
2-4 p.m. is a free community open Sound Radiology. Children's activities idence St. Peter Hospital; and Shelton
house, open to all, with a raffle and and Santa are the main attractions, Health and Rehabilitation Center; and
gift shop. The evening includes family along with refreshm?nts, surprises, a Steven H. Bowers, DDS, PS.
game night from 5:30-8 p.m. The en- raffle and gift shop. T~n dollars admits For reservations and tickets, call
tire family can take part in an assort- one adult and one child; with $4 for 427-3623, or go online to www.Ma-
ment of games with surprises, dinner each additional guest. Portrait pack- sonGeneral,com/2011 fantasy forest.
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and a chance to win a door prize. Tick- ages from Cooper Studms will be avail- html. The deadline for all ticket pur-
ets are $5 per person and must be re- able from 10-11:30 a.m. chases is Wednesday, Nov. 9. Tickets
served in advance. Midnight & Ice concludes on Satur- are transferable but not refundable,
Community open house from 10 day evening with thel Gala & Auction, and reservations are not confirmed
a.m. to 5 p.m., Thursday, Nov. 17, of- co-sponsored by Hiawa'tha Corpora, until payment is received.
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