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Harstine uled three speakers for17. Presentations are 2013. The speakers willco-sponsored with the Continued from page B-1 be poet Michael Schein Humanities Washington on Jan 27; geologist Da- Speakers Bureau and the very fun day. vid Williams on Feb. 24Harstine Island Commu- Looks like Inquir- and writer and historian nity Club. Admission is ing Minds has sched- Janet Oakley on March free. Fund Continued from page B-1 Amaranth donated $100, paramedics do- nated $90, the Shelton Lions Club gave $21, the Sons and Daughters of Mason County Pioneers donated $200 and the Mason County Auxiliary No. 1694 VFW contributed $50. Jack and Janice Deiglmeir contributed $50, Brad and Rita Lyman gave $100 and Richard Bidwell and Judith Brumley- Bidwell donated $50. George Kaszycki donated $100, Orville and Kay Thykeson donated $100, the Nor- vold-Aho Family gave $100 and the Bruce Wilson family donated $500. "Bruce" donated $25, another anony- mous donor gave $60, Terry and Tena at Simpson gave $30 and the St. Edwards Altar Society donated $200. The Fawn Lake Ladies Club donated $50, Gary and Donna Wolden donated $100 and Bill and Terry Shaw gave $100. An anonymous donor gave $500 in memory of Solveig and Richard Johans- son, Joan Benjamin and Kristin Strong donated $50 and Mason County School Retirees gave $100. Bill Valley is running the 2013 Forest Festival Button Design Contest. He advised students to be creative and work with their art teachers to design the best button. Journal photo by Natalie Johnson ! ii!i(/ You'll Always Reme Your Favorite Ho!ida F i The holidays are a special time...a time for family, a time for tradition, a time to look to the New Year with hope. Asyou spend time withyour parents this holiday season and notice that they could use a little support to stay independent, consider the benefits of the enriching lifestyle at Alpine Way. The vibrant supportive lifestyle at Alpine Way offersyour parents the ability to stay independent and continue doing all of the things that they like to do, whileyou enjoy peace of mind! There has never been a better time to offeryour loved ones a New Year full of friendly neighbors. enriching activities and the confidence that comes with su pport being available whenever it is needed. Contin.| CaM Commun To find out more about the exceptional lifestyle waiting foryour loved one. call 360-426 2600. 900 W. Alpine Way, Shelton. WA 98584 Button "With this theme, En- chanted Forest, if they can Continued frompage B-1 keep within the small con- fines, they can do a nice de- They can be turned in at sign," Valley said. "But if the Shelton-Mason County they go outside of the box Chamber of Commerce at and really come up with 215 W. Railroad Ave. in some fine ideas, that would Shelton. be great." The prize for the win- Valley advised students ning entry is $100. The to work with their art winner's design will be teachers to come up with on the official 2013 but- new designs. ton. "The art teachers are First, second and third their source for lots of prizes will also be avail- ideas," he said. able in three categories From participating as a -- kindergarten through teen in the first festivals to fifth grade, sixth grade helping organize the most through eighth grade, and recent event, Valley said ninth grade through 12th he believes the festival is grade - and amount to important for the people of $75 for first place, $50 for Mason County. second place, and $25 for "It exposes the children third, of Mason County to a great The best entries will heritage," he said. "I think creatively illustrate this they get a good experience year's theme, out of it." Potato cake heated to 375 d~ for 30 ~utes. Cool 10 minutes in pans, and turn into racks to 2 cups sugar 2 whole eggs 2 egg yolks 1/2 cup milk 2 cups flour 1 tsp each, cinnamon, nutmeg, allspice 1/4 tsp cloves 2 powder 1 tsp salt Seven-minute fro~ spoons sugar 2 Tbsp light corn syrup dash salt 1/4 tsp cream of~.. 7 Tbsp water 1 tsp vanilla 1/2 cup sweet cocoa 1 cup ground walnuts Stir together ents in top of double boiler until well blended. Place With mixer, cream mar- top of double boiler: ver garine and sugar, add po- water. adding milk and flour mix- except walnuts). Add wal- and beat nuts. Pour into two greased, cooled cake. Page B-6 - Shelton-Mason County Journal -Thursday, Dec. 27, 2012