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Harstine
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nosy neighbors drive her to distraction.
She invents an insane twin sister to scare
them oil.
It does not go as plam~ed, to say the least.
If you are at all interested in acting or in
helping, they would greatly appreciate you get-
ting in touch with them.
Call Karla Lortz at 427-5318 for more infbr-
mation.
Bridge Community Church invites you to its
annual Christmas Eve celebration at 7 p.m. on
Dec. 24.
Join in familiar carols celebrating the birth of
savior Jesus Christ.
Share in the observance of Communion and
candlelight, reminding us of Jesus, the light of
the world.
All are welcome.
The church is at 500 E. North Island Drive,
Shelton.
Turn left a half mile after crossing the bridge
onto Harstine Island.
Call 426-5221 for information.
Agency on aging seeks funds for its clients
The Lewis-Mason-Thur- vere impairments, which im- often outside of the budgets of for food, and would enjoy a
stun Area Agency on Aging pact their ability to perform those on small, fixed incomes. Walmart gift card to purchase
is seeking donations fbr low- baAc day-to-day ,ctivities. Many of the agency's clients groceries.
income seniors and disabled M~my have substanual needs have pets, which are often their • A 48-year-old man on a
adults who are not connected that go beyond the services only source for companionship, hmited income, who suffers
to other programs, currently available through Pet food, htter and veterinary from a severe long-term dis-
Infornmtion and Assis- community resources, orga- gift certificates will be utilized abihty. He is "chair bound"
tance/Case Management, a nlzers said. and appreciated all year long. and has daily pain, spasms
program of the agency, pro- In addition to these needs To make a donation to one and discomfort due to his med-
vides individuals with infor- listed below, the agency main- oftheseindividuals, ortomake ical condition. Currently he
mation on and assistance tains a Special Assistance a general donation to the Sloe- has no bed. He is requesting a
with accessing a wide variety Fund, which helps low-income cial Assistance Fund, call 427- twin mattress with a memory
of social and health services, adults year-round with emer- 2225, ext. 101, or come to 628 foam topper so that he can get
It also helps support vulner- gency need for basics such as W. Birch St., Shelton. out of his chair and stretch out
able adults who struggle to food certificates, utility bills, Here are a couple examples: in bed. These items are not
remain in their homes, housing and medications.• Elderly male who hvesavailable from Medicaid, and
Most of the agency's clients Warm clothing and much- alone and manages his dia- he is hopeful that someone can
are low-income and have se- needed household items are betes on a limited income provide himwiththisgift.
Baked Kibbie with Tabouli Salad
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7:0C
www.sheltoncinemas.com
24-HOUR MOVIE INFO 426-1000
The Hobbit
Daily 2:40, 6:00pro
Additional Shows
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Jack Reacher
Daily 1:45, 4:15, 6:45pm
Additional Shows
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Serving all orgamc, fair trade espresso drinks
Ingredients
2 cups Bulgur
1-2 lbs ground lamb
cinnamon
black pepper
salt
ground doves
allspice
1/4 to 1/3 cup ground hickory
1/2 bunch fresh parsely leaves
1 bunch scallions
4 ripe tomatoes
3 or 4 big doves of garlic
1 stalk celery
34 sprigs of diced fresh mint
juice and pulp of two lemons
smoked almonds
Tabouli Salad
Add 1 1/2 to 2 cups of Bulgur to a large mixing bowl
and cover with about 2 cups of boiling water.
Let stand for a half hour, or until the Bulgur has ab-
sorbed the water.
In a separate bowl. add finely chopped ingredients to
B1 g she scrambled to find a way
ue rass to bring the band to Wash-
Continued from page B-I ington, if not Mason County.
I threw everything I
order to keep the music go- could at her," she said.
ing, women have to keep it Burtscher's contacts in
going." the bluegrass world were
Burtscher first saw able to schedule three shows
Lynch, another of her blue- tbr Lynch in Washington,
grass idols, perform at the including the Triple Door
Wintergrass f~stival in Bel- in Seattle, and the Grove
levue in 2011 and struck up Street Brewhouse in Shel-
a conversation with her af- ton.
ter the show. The show is particu-
"We went to all three of larly special to Burtscher,
her stage performances," because it falls three days
Burtscher said. "I said, 'If' belbre her 34th wedding
you're ever out this way, let anniversary with husband,
me know.' " Melvin.
Then, earlier this year, "It's a real honor that a
she noticed that Lynch's star of this caliber would
band had a show scheduled say, 'OK, l'll play this little
in Bend, Ore. Burtscher said gig in Shelton,' " Burtscher
include a half bunch of fresh parsely leaves, one bunch
of scallions, four ripe tomatoes, three or four big cloves
of garlic, and optional ingredients including a stalk of
celery, three to four sprigs of diced fresh mint and the
juice and pulp of two lemons.
vegetables. Mix thoroughly and cool in the refrigerator.
Baked kibble
To the remainder of the Bulgur, add ground lamb
meat, a dash of cinnamon, black pepper, salt, a pinch of
ground cloves and allspice, and some diced garlic, 1/4 to
1/3 cup of ground hickory smoked almonds~
Mix this together like a meat loaf, and put the
formed loaf in a 9 inch glass pie plate.
Lightly score the top with a knife. Sprinkle with re-
maining ground almonds and lemon juice.
Heat oven to 395 degrees and bake for about 40 min-
utes. Serve with lemon wedges; sour cream or plain
Greek yogurt and salt to taste. Tabouli should be served
cold and is best a~r sitting in the refrigerator for a day.
said. "I'm just tickled pink ing at 7 p.m., then The Clair
that she's coming." Lynch Band will perform at
Lynch has been named 8 p.m.
the 2010 Female Vocalist of Tickets are available at
the Year by the Internation- the Grove Street Brewhouse,
al Bluegrass Music Asso-online at grovestreetbrew.
ciation, has released seven tom and Sage Book Store in
albums, and, on Dec. 2, re- Shelton and at Music 6000
ceived a $50,000 fellowship in Olympia.
grant from USArtists. Tickets cost $18 for adults,
The evening will begin $8 for children younger than
with a meet and greet at13 and entrance is free for
6 p.m. at the Grove Street children 6 and younger.
Brewhouse. After Jan. 1, ticket prices
Local Bluegrass favoritego up to $20 for adults. The
Runaway Train will open childrens' price stays the
for the national act, start- same.
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Make sure you get the gift:::
you really want this year
with a PCU Gift Card. .........
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This year, make everyone happy by
giving the gift that never disappo nts '::
Stop by any Peninsula Credit Union o
branch and purchase your Visa
Gift Cards today!
.....
Peninsula
CREDIT UNION
360:426-1001 www.pcfcu.org + ,:, !?: ~+ :
SHELTON, BEI~AIR, PURl ORCHARD, POULSBO, POR~ ]OWNSEND
Nursing Assistant
Winter & Spring Quarters 2013
Work in a high demand healthcare field! No Prerequisites!
i-he Olympic College Nursing Assistant Program prepares students co assist in prov,ding care for clients in acute
care, community-based, and long-term care settings.
Attend a FREE
Information Session!
Thursdays
(check website for dates and times)
OC Bremerton Campus '
Health Occupations Building
www.olympic.edu
(search Nursing Assistant)
OLYMPIC COLLEGE
¢ Keep your job while gaining skills to
increase your wage potential
¢ Part-time program; two days per
week; last module is 4 days per week;
can be completed in one quarter
Pay for full program at one time or pay
as you go for each module separately
For more information, contact the
NA Program at (360) 475-7554 i~
Carley A. Jacobs, PA-C
We are pleased to welcome Physician
Assistant Carley A. Jacobs to our
medical staff.
Carly has a Bachelor of Science degree in
biology with a Spanish language minor
from Western Washington University, and
a Master's degree in Physician Assistant
studies from Shenandoah University,
Winchester, VA. She has worked as a
Certified Nursing Assistant at the Cordata •
Healthcare and Rehabilitation Center and
St. Joseph's Hospital in Bellingham, and as
a Physician Assistant at Woodstock Internal
Medicine Specialists, Inc., Woodstock, VA.
She is board-certified with the National
Commission on Certification of Physician
Assistants.
With experience mainly in primary care rural
medicine, Carley has a special interest in
women's health and preventive medicine.
Mason General Hospital
Mountain View
Women's .Health Clinic
(360) 426-0955
vn~l
2300 Kati Court, Suite A, Shelton, WA 98584
www.MasonGeneral.com, l~
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