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Shelton High School
Students Having Yule Activities
By SIGRID CRABTREE
Christmas is a very special
time of the year and the students
of SHS have been participating in
many activities to celebrate the
occasion.
Dec. 10 the French club held
it's annual Christmas party to
which the Latin and German
clubs were invited.
Wednesday the German club
held it's annual Kaffee-Klatch to
which the faculty was invited.
Thursday the Latin club held
it's annual Eatin' Meetin' to
Rev. Carlsen
Is Going To
New Church
Rev. Carl J. Carlsen, who has
been serving Faith Lutheran
Congregation for several years,
has accepted a call to Christ
Lutheran Congregation,
Opportunity, a Church located
ten miles east of Spokane.
The Carlsens will be moving to
Spokane approximately Jan 7. Dr.
Clarence Solberg, President of the
North Pacific District of The
American Lutheran Church, will
install him as Pastor of Christ
Lutheran Jan. 11.
Rev. and Mrs. Carlsen and their
family have lived in Shelton since
September, 1959.
Their new address will be:
12703 Guthrie Drive, Spokane.
which the faculty was invited.
Also on Thursday the annual
Choir Christmas program was
held. The choir performed
selections from the Messiah such
as: Glory to God, "For Unto Us a
Child is Born", "And the Glory of
the Lord" and "Every Valley
Shall be Exhilarated"..
Soloists included Alison
Wilder, Bob McClanahan, Cindi
Rice, all seniors, and Cheri
Watson, junior. They were
accompanied by Cinda Watson.
Also performing at the
Christmas program were the
f
STEVE ELLINGSON,
RADAR Controller, TPN 8,
Ft. Rucker, Ala., recently
stopped to visit his father,
Kenneth Ellingson, Shelton,
on the way to San Francisco,
on his way to Viet Nam.
Steve's wife, Nancy, and
their son, live in Minneapolis,
Minn.
Swing Choir and Mixed Choir,
and the High School Band.
The choir is directed by
Robert Miller and the band is
directed by Bruce Moorehead.
FUND RAISING
By purchasing a ticket from
one of the Girls' Club executive
board members you may be
helping someone afflicted with
Tuberculosis to better health.
The fund raising is part of the
Girls' Club annual TB drive and
the prize is an AM/FM radio.
Tickets are on sale for 50 cents
apiece or 3 for $1. All profits go
toward the TB Fund.
Because of the Christmas
season sale has been slow but
after students return to school the
sales should pickup.
The winner will be picked
during half time at the basketball
game here Jan. 16.
TEACHER
Bruce Kreger received the Key
Club Teacher Appreciation award
at a recent Pep Assembly.
Kreger has been teaching at
Shelton for 16 years. Presently he
is teaching Algebra, Trigonometry
and Calculas. Born in Seattle he
later moved to Eastern
Washington where he graduated
from Almira High School. After
graduation he attended Eastern
Washington State College. From
there he went to the University of
Santa Clara where he received his
Masters Degree in Mathematics.
CAP AND GOWN
Seniors have chosen their class
colors. This years seniors chose
coronet blue for the boys and
light blue for the girls.
The seniors have also ordered
their announcements and other
graduation items.
GIRL OF THE MONTH
Sandy Pozorski was chosen as
the December Girl of the Month
under the title of "Courtesy".
Sandy is this year's Girls' club
president and has been on the
tennis team for the last three
years.
SKI TRIP
The debate class is offering
another fabulous date for some
lucky couple.
A ski trip to Crystal Mountain
is being awarded for 25 cents a
ticket. The couple will be able to
choose the date they want to go,
and transportation will be
provided if it is necessary.
if the couple can not ski they
will be provided with free lessons.
The debate team is sponsoring
the date to pay for their trip to
various college debate matches.
AFS
Approximately $700 has been
raised by the AFS toward their
goal of $2500. Projects which
have helped to raise the money
include a car wash, a dance,
selling Halloween insurance,
having a workday and the movies
which are being held on Saturday
for elementary school children.
During the Christmas AFS
plans to show films. Dec. 24 a
matinee will be held from 2 to
4:30 p.m. Also an adult movie is
being planned for Jan. 2 and 3.
THE ENGAGEMENT OF Miss Diane Carol Dennis to
Richard Lee Halliday of Hawaii is announced by her parents,
Mrs. Herbert S. Anderson and Charles L. (Jack) Dennis. Miss
Dennis is a former resident of Shelton, and is now a senior at
the Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah. She is the
granddaughter of Mrs. Selma Dion, and the niece of Mr. and
Mrs. Omer Dion and Mr. and Mrs. William E. Dennis of
Shelton. Richard Halliday is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard
I. Halliday of Port Townsend. A March wedding is planned.
IRGINIA ALLISON displays the cookbook compiled by
Qbers of the Lilliwaup Community Club, and for which
designed the cover. The area from Belfair to Port Ludlow
canvassed to acquire recipes and household hints.
'ceeds trom the sale of the book are to be used to finance
lew roof for the club house, which offers the only meeting
on the canal for club members, most of whom are
lior citizens. The book includes a history of Lilliwaup
rst published 25 years ago and reprinted by special
trfis.,ion of author Christine M. Ahl. Mrs. Allisoh is
irman of the "Kukbuk" committee and may be reached at
home in Millo's Trailer Park for further information.
!
Boy Suffers
Head Injury
Darren Devaney, 4, suffered a
cut on the left side of his
forehead and bruises when he was
struck by a pick-up driven by
Donald Wilson.
The accident occured Friday
evening in the 200 block of Cota
St.
Witnesses told officers the
boy ran in front of the vehicle
and that the driver stopped
almost immediately, but, was
unable to stop in time to avoid
hitting the boy.
Ire .RLEY KRAMER, CITY LIBRARIAN on this is but one of several donations made
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e eft, receives a check for $20 from Lynn annually by the organization to various civic
o ¶naueh, treasurer of the Welcome Wagon. projects. The funds will be used to purchase
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' ne right is Laura Wallingford, presdent, books of local interest.
bY IjQ money was raised by a bake sale, and
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,,, 00wk00,stmas Fund
t")oes Over Its Goal Keep up on
. "ore than one hundred Frank, Jean P. Eliot, Olsen current
i County families will have a
r Christmas thanks to the
of their neighbors.
em of the 40 & 8
Lure were busy this week
boxes with groceries and
toys for distribution to the
in the county, using
collected by the 40 &
urr Christmas Fund.
this week pushed
:Otal to $1164.25, well over
1,000 goal. Every bit of it
)e needed, however, since
f2hristmas finds more persons
usual suffering misfortune.
to the fund this
were: Mr. and Mrs. A. E.
ty, Mr. and Mrs. E. T.
Licensed Practical Nurses
A. W. and Anne
LOWREY
& Pianos
Rent or Buy on
Easy Terms
Jamy's
Musi€ Box
Open 'tll Ildl0 p.m.
Furniture, Mrs. Martha Witsiers,
Warren Lincoln, Mr. and Mrs.
Herb Angle and three anonymous
donors.
Post Office Has
Job Opening
The Post Office has
applications available for a janitor
position which is open at the,
Shelton Post Office, Postmaster
Frank McGuire said this week.
The position became vacant
with the retirement of James
Walker last month.
McGuire said the annual salary
for the position is $5,286 and the
job is open to veterans only.
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