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Thursday, October 28, 2004
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A SOCCER PLAYER retrieves the ball at Loop Field. A new fence there is designed to make play safer for Evergreen Elementary School kids at recess. |
Crowded house
The line stretched out toward Pine Street for most of Friday night when Stacey Anderson's leadership class at CHOICE High School in downtown Shelton built a haunted house
and invited the community to attend. Anderson said more than 400 people passed through the spooky confines in the runup to Halloween. The class was expecting about half that number. The haunted house's organizers offered snacks and free
costumes as part of the fun.
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In memory of Jenny
The 2004 Memorial Tree at this year's Fantasy Forest will be dedicated to Jenny Buhl. The 20-year-old daughter of Bob and Laurie Buhl died this past year after a lengthy battle
with cystic fibrosis. The memorial ornament is a white porcelain dove and comes with a velvet ribbon for hanging and a gift box. Each will be personalized with the name of a loved one and hung on the Memorial Tree throughout Fantasy Forest,
November 17-20 at The Pavilion at Sentry Park. To purchase a memorial ornament, call 427-3623 or 275-8614 or stop by Mason General Hospital for an order form.
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CLIMBERVILLE'S UNBEATEN GRIDDERS prepare to set off on their dubiously popular bus ride to distant Port Angeles Friday afternoon. |
VOLLEYBALL'S VARSITY CLIMBERS: In front from left are Juli Bolender, Ryan Hoeye, Elise "Fred" Dike, Meredith McCarty, Randi Hoeye and Whitney Jones. Second row: Alysse "E" Eaton, Angie
deWaalMalefyt, coach Steve Beck, Tasha Taito and Kristi Scoles. They're in the district playoffs at Kentwood High School starting Friday. |
PLYING THE WATERS of Hood Canal is the USS Thomas G.Thompson , a U.S. Navy vessel assigned to scientific duty related to the dissolved-oxygen problem that has resulted in a number of
fishkills. |
THE MOST RECENT drawing/design for a motel in Allyn calls for a stunning structure in which every room faces Case Inlet. The project was revived this month in a last-minute sale before
the expiration of key permits. Now, Bonnie and Richard Knight of Allyn say they have six months to break ground. |
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