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I Nifty Thrifty Thrift St°re" (L°cated behind McD°nald's) ~ Isch°°l year' she became theschool's principal.
CHOICE High School
gives students several op- have beenhomeschooled, zeus, Anderson said. While some students at
We hope you will join us, your small change can make a big change in others' lives] I
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tions to graduate. They can Teachers at the school The school also helps stu- CHOICE have had sub-
Quality Repair by choose between three pro- focus on education, but also dents prepare for college stance abuse issues, the
grams: the full day program, on forming the students into by helping them with ap-school now requires all stu-
People Who Care
dents to attend a drug and
alcohol program if they do
not pass a screening.
"We try to work through
these with the students -
hopefully they feel like it's a
safe place to be," Anderson
said.
• Warranty Approved Maintenance
• Nationwide Warranty • Courtesy
Loaner Cars ° Complete Auto Care
• 24 Hour Drop Box
• Lifetime Protection Program
• Financing O.A.C. • Senior Discounts
which most closely resembles good citizens, plications for financial aid.
a traditional high school; CHOICE requires stu- Adding to what Anderson
contract-based education, dents to do 75 hours of"phi-" described as the "family at-
which allows students to de- lanthropy," akind ofcommu- mosphere," staff members
sign their own curriculum nity service, before they can often help students with
with staff, or the Home Part- graduate, things like getting to dental
nership Academy, which is '%Ve really want them appointments or getting eye-
designed for students who to leave here as better citi- glasses.
Birds
A Stained Glass Tour & Organ Concert
"[hursday, June 21 • 5:00 - 7:00 p.m.
No Admission Charge e Refreshments
ing staff, ness and looking for dana-
Judy Callaghan said tions.
Turning Pointe is in need One of my favor-
of cooking utensils. A sign- ite meals will be served
up sheet was sent around at senior lunch on June
for members to work at 27.
the Saturday market. They will have meat-
Judy Moore is in charge loaf, baked potatoes with
of procuring donations for sour cream, bacon, butter
the children's carnival, and chives. There will
Walmart will not be donat- also be crudites and for
ing bicycles this year. dessert it will be chefs
Brenda Stainbrook has choice of cakes.
tickets for a Relay for All of you over 50 and
Life fundraiser featuring guests are welcome to
speaker Rebecca Ham, attend. They ask a $3
who spoke at the Inquir- donation because it takes
ing Minds series earlier a little to keep the food
this year. Sewing is at in che fridge even though
Donna Hamilton's house all the workers donate
on June 26. Linda Van their time for the benefit
Landingham is taking of the community. Serv-
part in the three-day walk ing starts at noon, but
for breast cancer aware- get there a little earlier.
Continued from page B-1
peacock.
"They're kind of our ba-
bies," Summers said.
Occasionally, Summers
said, the birds wander, and
come home a little later than
expected. The couple also
takes care to avoid placing
the birds in the danger of an
attack from a hawk or other
bird of prey.
"I don't really fly them
during the winter because
the hawks are hitting them
heavy," he said. "I try to
work around them. It's been
pretty good lately."
After spending much of
his life breeding, racing and
caring for his beloved birds,
Summers wants to dispel
common misconceptions of
pigeons as dirty birds that
live on city streets.
"Pigeons aren't stupid,
they're smart," he said.
"They've been around a lot
longer than us."
Journal photo by Natalie Johnson
This Rock Dove, or
homing pigeon, is one
I
i .... -I of about 60 owned
[ StY; d oI by Monte and Jackie
I l:: e u eh 324 W, CedarSt
Summers,
who
run
I ~~;~i;:~b:~iii;re'; lcome Siaelton •Ii a business releasing
the doves at special
events.
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/ Friday, June 15 5-6pm | [ It s A / Harstine
I,. |l Wonderfulidea,•
/ Continued from page B-1
/ / / When you shop locally, | Each member also had a
/ Ni Rrlna vm~rl /y°ur dolfars circulate in our| package of flower seeds
/ ..... ~-Y .... I / community & we all win | by her plate
to take home.
I friends! / Dessert was pink cupcakes
/i J'. [ / I with red grapes and straw- ' The berrieS.ents scholarship were announced' recipi- by
Missionary Alliance Church on Mountain View Jo Ewart. The women's
[ at Washington & East J Street. il L club awards of $1000 were
given to Billy Bamford and
Kyle Dimilante. Christine
Printed in Shelton, WA, USA A Johnson was awarded
using US-made ink and US-made ~ ~~ the$1000.ChasejohnsonSCholarshiPhad also°f
newsprint with the highest ~ffi~~ had a scholarship award
percentage of recycled content ~~ ~ last year. From the Chase
in the industry• , PrintedWith .... Fund, stipends will be
Thank you for recycling. SOY I N K given to the 55 members of
the Pioneer School teach-
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Grace Ba st Church Contactus:
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Sunday Evening Worship ........ 6 p.m.~ii{~.,~*:~5 KMAS 1030 AM
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Worship Service
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Children and Adult Sunday $¢hool 9 &M • Child¢are both servk'es
NEED WEEKDAY
CHILDCARE?
Sunday Services ~ i)Wednesday Night Service
9:OO AM I Celebration Service ~ 7:oo ~,~ I Mitl-~eek Service
10:30 ,xM I Celebration Service ~ Nursery to 2 Years
Claikl re~rt's Classos
Attended Nu,*sery \ ~uLFiR~ YOUTH, 6 ~1>12 ~11 Grade
ChildYen's Clc*sses !
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A Christ-centered Church (360) 426-8611
fsun a Mornin k[]
/ Traditional - 8:45 a.m. /
[C°ntemp°rary- 11:00 a.m./
l~"~ ~" Bible Study
X. J' &~~ Youth Activities
Pastor Steve Olsen ~
Paster Brian Weinberer WVVW FLC31~A.org ~
A place'where all are welcome
324 W. Cedar St, • Shelton Office phone: 426-8472 • www.sdow.org
SUNDAY SERVICES Celtic
7:30 & 10:30 a.m. Christianity Class
9:15 Conversational Bible Study Saturday 10:30 a.m.
A place ~ohere all are ~oeleome
324W. Cedar St. ° Shelton
Father's Day
Craft Fair
Friday, June 15t"
5 to 6:30 p.m.
at St. David's
Mt. Olive SHELTON FIRST BAPTIST
Lutheran Church .............. '/ ................ .......
Missouri Synod
206 East Wyandotte Avenue www.sheltonfbc.org 360 426-8461
• Sunday Morning Worship 9 + 10:a0 am
Contemporary Service .......... 8:30 ~t.nq. Sunday School for all ages
Christian Education .............. i.. 9:45 am,
Traditional Worship ............... 11:OO a,m, • Domingo La Iglesia Bautista 6 pm
Servicio on Espafiol
Office 426-6353
• Wednesdays 6 pm
Daycare427-3165 Youth Church, AWANA K-6, Adult Classes
www.mtoliveshelton.org Jueves6 pm Elgmp
SPRING ROAD CHAPEL
FIRST CHURCH OF GOD
1113 E. Shelton Springs Road
Shelton, WA 98584
(360) 427-6998
Sunday School 10:00 a.m.
Morning Worship lh00 a.m.
Refreshed -- Restored -- Renewed
in Rivers of Grace
NEW LOCATION
Alliance Church
2320 Washington St.
Sunday Night Worship 6:01} p.m.
438-8531
www.riversofgrace.org
New Community
Church of Union
Sunday Gatherings
(All are wdcome.9 "
WORSHIP SERVICES
8:30 and 10:30
at the
Union Fire Roll
50 E. Seattle 8t., Union 98592
360-898-7855
web site: www.thenccltorg
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