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Grads awarde.,cl Lions s(:holarship
The Shelton Morning Star Li-
ons Club awarded scholarships to
four Shelton High School graduat-
ing seniors this year.
Morgan Pendon received the
Bob Wotton Memorial Scholar-
ship named in honor of one of the
founding members of the club.
Wotton died in 2006. The other
scholarships went to Caitlin Mc-
gee, Kaila Navarre and Markus
Berndt.
Pendon received a $1,000 schol-
arship. He plans to attend Central
Washington University, study mu-
sic education and become a music
performer or teacher.
While at SHS, Pendon was in
the marching band, symphonic
band, jazz band, Illusions jazz
choir and many musical plays. He
was junior class president and the
school mascot in 2005-2006. He
also participated in Big Buddies,
the Ryan Johnson memorial battle
of the bands and the Midsummer
Night's Cabaret. He was an as-
sistant stage manager and stage
technician at SHS and worked at
Domino's Pizza.
MAGEE ALSO received a
$1,000 scholarship. She plans to
attend Saint Martin's University
and study psychology or pre-law.
She was in the Running Start pro-
gram at South Puget Sound Com-
munity College.
Her SHS activities included be-
ing a member of the dance team,
junior class treasurer and a work-
er at the basketball concession
stand. She also participated in
OysterFest, Mason County For-
est Festival and the Christmas
Parade. She volunteered at Kitten
Rescue and was a junior dance
camp instructor. She worked at the
law office of Steve Whitehouse, for
Shelton accountant Rick Thorn-
Markus Berndt
brue, at Ferguson Flowers and as
a childcare provider.
Navarre received a $500 schol-
arship. She plans to attend South
Puget Sound Community Col-
lege and begin her studies with
the idea of becoming a veterinary
technician or perhaps pursuing a
career in psychology.
At SHS, she was on the honor
Caitlin Mcgee
roll and a member of the National
Honor Society and Key Club. She
was also involved in annual food
drives, volunteered at Kitten Res-
cue and was a mentor with Kids
With Potential, or KWiP. She
works at Hollywood Video and has
done babysitting, house sitting,
house cleaning and landscaping.
BERNDT RECElVED a $500
Kaila Navarre
scholarship. He plans to attend
Oregon State University and ma-
jor in physics and business ad-
ministration and would like to do
research into nuclear fusion. He
attended the Running Start pro-
gram at South Puget Sound Com-
munity College.
He was on the SHS swim team
and a member of the German
Morgan Pendon
Club. He was a Boy Scout.
earned a pilot's license and
diver's license. This
plans to work with a line
an airport in Nevada.
The Morning Star Lions
members sta
community to support the
arships and other
causes.
Gruver gets presidential award!
Shelton resident Jane Gruver
has been awarded a President's
Volunteer Service Award for 2006.
The presentation was made re-
cently at the Shelton-Mason Coun-
ty Chamber of Commerce, where
Gruver, a retired teacher, volun-
teers several hours each week.
The President's Volunteer Ser-
vice Award is issued by the Pres-
ident's Council on Service and
Civic Participation on behalf of
the President of the U.S. to rec-
ognize the best in the American
spirit, and to encourage all Ameri-
cans to improve their communi-
ties through volunteer service and
civic participation.
Forty-one Mason County vol-
unteers qualified for a President's
Volunteer Service Award for vol-
unteer service in 2006. Some of
the awards were presented on May
21 at the Senior Recognition Lun-
cheon of" the Retired Senior Vol-
unteer Program, or RSVP. Others
are being presented around the
county to volunteers unable to at-
I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I
00.,otettab3ment and 00)hflng
CSulde
LOUNGE SPECIALS
Tuesdays 5pm-closing
BnR-SruD CLAMS SV THE LB.
S6.99.r,*. w/sarlic bread
Wednesdays 5pm-closing
50¢ TAcos
, d mashes, Io,,,IDV
to rent'or no .. "ep. and laver packages
to odd some heat back into your relationip.
Open 7 Days A Week
Men-Sat 8am-2am • Sun lOam-lOpm
Serving Elmo's ADULT BOOKS
Puget ,ffn, d
s,nce,voy 338N. Callaw, Bremert360.373.0551
Thursdays 5pm-closing
6 Top Sirloin
I' BAn & GRILL [J
talk
Try0ur
GIANT Emie Burger
114 WEST COTA" SHELTON, %IVA ; 426-2221 ll
I M
I|
$6.99 w,,0.00 fries
11am-6pm Day
Pa#o d/n/ny open for season
62 SE Lynch Road
Shelton • 426-8501
Come See Our 1st-Run
MOVIES!
7/10 Midnight
Showl
(Tickets on sale
noon Tuesday)
7/11-12 Dally 1:15, 4:05, 6:50
, Starred Attraction *
Daily 7/6-10
:0, 4:45, 7:50 !
FrI-Sat 9:10 [] i:
• Starred Attacfl0n * ::- AIIJIIN .:
I €'4$r-_II _.II I¢I II.II I IInl
• ALWAYS FEWER THAN 8 MIN. OF PREVIEWS *
................ muu
Page 28 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, July 5, 2007
tend that event.
All award recipients receive a
personalized certificate of achieve-
ment, a congratulatory letter from
President George Bush, a congrat-
ulatory letter from the President's
Council on Service and Civic Par-
ticipation and an official Presi-
dent's Award pin.
RSVP is one of the largest vol-
unteer organizations in the nation
ibr vohmteers age 55 and older.
It sponsors the awards nationally
and is registered as a certifying or-
ganization for the award.
The Volunteer Center of Le¢
Mason and Thurston Counties :
isters,- local volunteers for R:
certifies the one or more org
tions where the volunteers sd i
and reports volunteers' appr0
service hours to qualii tbr !"
awards. €
The presentatmn to Gruver
made by Tern Shaw, local v
teer services coordinator for
Volunteer Center of Lewis, M
and Thurston Counties.
SI095
ALLAN DALE BAND
Country & Old Country Rock
Fri & Sat, July 13th & 14th, 9pm-Closing ,
Prime Rib Friday & Saturday
' Family dining restaurant open until 8pm
I:LAM I:HIIWI}EII Fill. DALLY LtII:H ;iEI:IALS!
7431 W. Shelton-Matlock Road at Daytoi
Mon-Thu 9am-8pm • Fri, Sat, Sun 7am-8pm
& Thu Bingo Nights 6-8pm •
Grads awarde.,cl Lions s(:holarship
The Shelton Morning Star Li-
ons Club awarded scholarships to
four Shelton High School graduat-
ing seniors this year.
Morgan Pendon received the
Bob Wotton Memorial Scholar-
ship named in honor of one of the
founding members of the club.
Wotton died in 2006. The other
scholarships went to Caitlin Mc-
gee, Kaila Navarre and Markus
Berndt.
Pendon received a $1,000 schol-
arship. He plans to attend Central
Washington University, study mu-
sic education and become a music
performer or teacher.
While at SHS, Pendon was in
the marching band, symphonic
band, jazz band, Illusions jazz
choir and many musical plays. He
was junior class president and the
school mascot in 2005-2006. He
also participated in Big Buddies,
the Ryan Johnson memorial battle
of the bands and the Midsummer
Night's Cabaret. He was an as-
sistant stage manager and stage
technician at SHS and worked at
Domino's Pizza.
MAGEE ALSO received a
$1,000 scholarship. She plans to
attend Saint Martin's University
and study psychology or pre-law.
She was in the Running Start pro-
gram at South Puget Sound Com-
munity College.
Her SHS activities included be-
ing a member of the dance team,
junior class treasurer and a work-
er at the basketball concession
stand. She also participated in
OysterFest, Mason County For-
est Festival and the Christmas
Parade. She volunteered at Kitten
Rescue and was a junior dance
camp instructor. She worked at the
law office of Steve Whitehouse, for
Shelton accountant Rick Thorn-
Markus Berndt
brue, at Ferguson Flowers and as
a childcare provider.
Navarre received a $500 schol-
arship. She plans to attend South
Puget Sound Community Col-
lege and begin her studies with
the idea of becoming a veterinary
technician or perhaps pursuing a
career in psychology.
At SHS, she was on the honor
Caitlin Mcgee
roll and a member of the National
Honor Society and Key Club. She
was also involved in annual food
drives, volunteered at Kitten Res-
cue and was a mentor with Kids
With Potential, or KWiP. She
works at Hollywood Video and has
done babysitting, house sitting,
house cleaning and landscaping.
BERNDT RECElVED a $500
Kaila Navarre
scholarship. He plans to attend
Oregon State University and ma-
jor in physics and business ad-
ministration and would like to do
research into nuclear fusion. He
attended the Running Start pro-
gram at South Puget Sound Com-
munity College.
He was on the SHS swim team
and a member of the German
Morgan Pendon
Club. He was a Boy Scout.
earned a pilot's license and
diver's license. This
plans to work with a line
an airport in Nevada.
The Morning Star Lions
members sta
community to support the
arships and other
causes.
Gruver gets presidential award!
Shelton resident Jane Gruver
has been awarded a President's
Volunteer Service Award for 2006.
The presentation was made re-
cently at the Shelton-Mason Coun-
ty Chamber of Commerce, where
Gruver, a retired teacher, volun-
teers several hours each week.
The President's Volunteer Ser-
vice Award is issued by the Pres-
ident's Council on Service and
Civic Participation on behalf of
the President of the U.S. to rec-
ognize the best in the American
spirit, and to encourage all Ameri-
cans to improve their communi-
ties through volunteer service and
civic participation.
Forty-one Mason County vol-
unteers qualified for a President's
Volunteer Service Award for vol-
unteer service in 2006. Some of
the awards were presented on May
21 at the Senior Recognition Lun-
cheon of" the Retired Senior Vol-
unteer Program, or RSVP. Others
are being presented around the
county to volunteers unable to at-
I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I
00.,otettab3ment and 00)hflng
CSulde
LOUNGE SPECIALS
Tuesdays 5pm-closing
BnR-SruD CLAMS SV THE LB.
S6.99.r,*. w/sarlic bread
Wednesdays 5pm-closing
50¢ TAcos
, d mashes, Io,,,IDV
to rent'or no .. "ep. and laver packages
to odd some heat back into your relationip.
Open 7 Days A Week
Men-Sat 8am-2am • Sun lOam-lOpm
Serving Elmo's ADULT BOOKS
Puget ,ffn, d
s,nce,voy 338N. Callaw, Bremert360.373.0551
Thursdays 5pm-closing
6 Top Sirloin
I' BAn & GRILL [J
talk
Try0ur
GIANT Emie Burger
114 WEST COTA" SHELTON, %IVA ; 426-2221 ll
I M
I|
$6.99 w,,0.00 fries
11am-6pm Day
Pa#o d/n/ny open for season
62 SE Lynch Road
Shelton • 426-8501
Come See Our 1st-Run
MOVIES!
7/10 Midnight
Showl
(Tickets on sale
noon Tuesday)
7/11-12 Dally 1:15, 4:05, 6:50
, Starred Attraction *
Daily 7/6-10
:0, 4:45, 7:50 !
FrI-Sat 9:10 [] i:
• Starred Attacfl0n * ::- AIIJIIN .:
I €'4$r-_II _.II I¢I II.II I IInl
• ALWAYS FEWER THAN 8 MIN. OF PREVIEWS *
................ muu
Page 28 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, July 5, 2007
tend that event.
All award recipients receive a
personalized certificate of achieve-
ment, a congratulatory letter from
President George Bush, a congrat-
ulatory letter from the President's
Council on Service and Civic Par-
ticipation and an official Presi-
dent's Award pin.
RSVP is one of the largest vol-
unteer organizations in the nation
ibr vohmteers age 55 and older.
It sponsors the awards nationally
and is registered as a certifying or-
ganization for the award.
The Volunteer Center of Le¢
Mason and Thurston Counties :
isters,- local volunteers for R:
certifies the one or more org
tions where the volunteers sd i
and reports volunteers' appr0
service hours to qualii tbr !"
awards. €
The presentatmn to Gruver
made by Tern Shaw, local v
teer services coordinator for
Volunteer Center of Lewis, M
and Thurston Counties.
SI095
ALLAN DALE BAND
Country & Old Country Rock
Fri & Sat, July 13th & 14th, 9pm-Closing ,
Prime Rib Friday & Saturday
' Family dining restaurant open until 8pm
I:LAM I:HIIWI}EII Fill. DALLY LtII:H ;iEI:IALS!
7431 W. Shelton-Matlock Road at Daytoi
Mon-Thu 9am-8pm • Fri, Sat, Sun 7am-8pm
& Thu Bingo Nights 6-8pm •