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f Singing group to be at Methodist church Spiritborne, a national concert team of committed Christians sponsored by Lutheran Youth Encounter, will present a musical concert at the United Methodist Church in Shelton, November 26 at 7:30 p.m. The program offers approximately an hour and one-half of music, worship and sharing for the entire family. Spiritbome's music comprises gospel, folk, a cappella hymns, contemporary songs and sing-alongs. Instrumentation includes guitar, bass, flute, trombone, percussion and piano. John Butch, Shelton, is the leader. He has a B.A. and M.A. in music education and is composer and arranger; plays guitar, bass, banjo and brass and sings baritone and bass. Barbara Burch, Shelton, is a music major who plays percussion and violin and sings soprano. Liz Karlstad, Tacoma, has a B.A. in elementary education, plays violin and sings alto. Rick Lysen, Bothell, is a computer-science student who plays keyboard and bass guitar and sings baritone and bass. Wilma Lysen, Bothell, plays percussion and sings alto. John Myhro, Minnetonka, Minnesota, studied music education and is composer-ar- ranger, plays piano, guitar and trombone and sings tenor. Ruth Thomack, Litchfieid, Illinois, studied nursing and parish work and plays guitar, piano, organ and flute and sings soprano. Charlie Wright, Gig ltarbor, music major, plays guitar and synthesizer and sings tenor. Spiritborne's two-way ministry involves helping congregations to strengthen Christ-centered relationships among youth and adults, and facilitating team members growth in Christ as they serve him in tile church and learn from those they meet. Tile sponsoring organization, Lutheran Youth Encounter, is an evangelical Lutheran movement that provides relational-ministry resources to the church. \\; Jerry and Gary Larimer, Owners Free Candy Canes for kids under 12 accompanied by parents from 5 p.m. until closing Friday evening Also: 1/ price all floats (Limit 3 to go, no limit at Minor's) 's A&W On Mt. View NE IS A Lutheran Youth Encounter concert in the United States throughout 1978-1979. rs of Spiritborne are (left to right) Ruth Illinois; Rick Lysen, Bothell; John ton; Charlie Wright, Gig Harbor; Wilma Lysen, hn Myhro, Minnetonka, Minnesota; Barbara ; and Liz Karlstad, Tacoma. with a personalized Christmas Card. We have the largest *' selectionin town ...... , ..... with over 1,000 designs to choose from. SHELTON URINTING AND STATIONERY 131 Railroad Ave. 426-6102 Owen to head group Brad Owen of Shelton, has been named state chairman of the Serve the Children, Change the World campaign of the Holt International Children's Services. Owen said the campaign is designed to increase public awareness of the Holt services and to raise funds for the agency. Owen, state legislator, has been one of the state's leading. advocates of streamlining the adoption laws. He has prepared legislation concerning foreign-born adopted children to be introduced in the 1979 session. The Holt service, according to Owen, is a world leader in placing adopted children. He said in Holt's 22 years it has placed more than 18,000 children in permanent homes largely without the benefit of any federal aid. "In fact, if anything, the federal government has been aided by Holt. The Holt people have broken much new ground in placing children who previously were difficult or nearly impossible to place in homes. These breakthroughs have also aided the federal adoption programs," Owen said. "The purpose of the Holt program is to see to it that every child regardless of nationality or race has the right to a fulfilling, happy life with a family," Owen said. Toward that end, Owen said, the Holt service has placed more than 18,000 children in permanent homes both in the United States and in other countries. He said the service also has started providing family counseling, temporary foster care and pregnancy counseling. The service offers both international and domestic adoption programs. He said as many children as possible are placed in their native Scientists schedule Thanksgiving service Members of First Church of Christ Scientist have scheduled their annual Thanksgiving service for 11 a.m. Thursday. The service, open to the public, will be held in the church edifice at 302 Alder Street. The hour-long meeting includes scriptural readings and hymns of thanksgiving, as well as excerpts on the topic of gratitude from the Christian Science textbook, Science and Health with key to the scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy. The readings this year include passages from Psalms: "I will praise the name of God with a song, and will magnify him with thanksgiving... He healeth the broken in heart, and bindeth up their wounds." And from Science and Health: "Gratitude is much more than a verbal expression of thanks. Action expresses more gratitude than speech." Following the readings, time has been set aside for Christian Scientists to share their gratitude for God's goodness and love. Lucille Edwards and Ida Sheeley, who are serving a term as the congregation's readers, will conduct the service which also includes the president's Thanksgiving proclamation. countries, but there are many more children in need of care than can be placed in any foreign country. Those who are not placed domestically are brought to the United States for placement. Owen said he accepted the position as state chairman because of his own positive experience with the Holt service. "My wife Nancy and I adopted a Korean boy in 1975. The caring and dedication of the Holt people became obvious to us. They are genuinely concerned with finding the best possible home for the child." Owen said he will be making appearances around |he state, telling anyone interested enough to listen about the work of the Holt service. Question of principles Americanism ,is a question of principle, of purpose, of idealism, of character; it is not a matter of birthplace or creed or line of descent. Theodore Roosevelt Tonka Mig ty Dump Truck $ Thermos Super Quart $4e9 her up in her pretty hooded robe! She's 14" tall. Panties, and bottle of sudsy solution with with dispensing cap included, Also available: Black LUV-A-BUBBLE TENDER LOVE doll.. Luv-A-Bubble Tender Love u Rifle $39" to¢oast TO 126 South 2rid Street Shelton, WA 8:30-5:30 Monday-Thursday, 9 a.m.-9 p.m. Friday,, 8:30-5:00 Saturday, 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Sunday b 10 Shopping Days Until Christmas December 3 is the deadline for Christmas delivery portraits. Call today 426-3272 [] Holiday Reg. $5595 Now *4995 Jubilee Reg. $4195 Now *3695 Jamboree Reg. $2795 Now *2495 I America's No.1 home musical instrument. You can have any new Lowrey Organ with nothing down, 5 years to pay. (0.A.C.) offers a FREE music lesson with any new organ purchase. // LOI400EY" "- ./, ,/ Available exclusively at 205 W. Cota 426.4302 Thursda/, November 23 1978 Shelb County Journal ,21 I