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Vancouver Roy 1131 W, Kamilche Lane Just off Highway 101 Michele Lund and Thomas-Mitchel Briggs Megan Michele Lund and Kyle Smith of Davenport. Thomas-Mitchel Briggs of Shelton are Both Megan and Kyle graduated getting married on Oct. 29, 2011, at from Shelton High School. the pavilion at Sentry Park in Shelton. Megan is employed by the Shelton She is the daughter of Mike and An- Valley Christian Childhood Develop- gie Lund of Shelton and he is the son ment Center and Kyle is serwng in the of Dodie Heggie of Shelton and Ronald U.S. Army. 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. All interested persons are invited to attend. Salmon bake to be held at Schafer State Park The Friends of Scha- park more than 50 years $7 toward event expenses. Pass sales goes. directly to- fer and Lake Sylvia State ago. Potluck items are alwaysward keeping Washingten's Parks (FOSLS) will hold a FOSLS revived the tradi-welcomed, state parks and recreation- traditional salmon bake at tion two years ago as a way Washington State Dis- al lands open to the public. 1 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 22, to build support for state cover Passes for vehicles For more information at Schafer State Park. parks. Members of FO- will be required ($10 for the or to reserve a spot at the The Olympia Salmon SLS will provide salmon,day or $30 for 12 months) salmon bake please call Club started this tradition side dishes and beverages, qnd are available at the789-9953 or www.TheScha- as a charitable event at the Guests are asked to donate park. Money from Discover ferStateParkTeam.org. SHAUB.ELLISON CO. Olympic Gateway Shopping Center, Shelton Monday'Friday 8 a.rn.-6 p.m. • Saturday 8 a.m.-5 p.m. 01 '01 Ford F150 Super Cab Short bed, 4WD, black ~'05 Chevy Aveo LS All Automatic, Low miles, 35+ mph s5,995 '03 Ford Taurus, SES Like new inside and out only s5,995 ~'00 Ford Focus Hatchback ZX3 Automatic s5,995 Nutty for Mazda '94 B3000 S Extra cab automatic runs great 3,995 ~, 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- . i 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. I . • • -- -- 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. 2011 i