Non-profit Org. U.S. Postage Paid Environmental pro­ Perm it No. 2 gram for So. Sound Key Peninsula Vaughn, WA 98394 pg6 Box Holder Volume 17 Issue 3 KP Economic growth Circulation 6000 survey results pg 7 · January30 . 1989 Working together for the social and economic good of our Key Peninsula • Jackson Lake residents protest road bring the road width up to the required by Stella Retherford sixty feet. Paul Cyr explainedto the group Local resident Arleen Lonning, a how such deals have been worked out in member of the Jackson Lake ' the past but assured those present that the Homeowner's Association, called a Pierce County Road Department will not meeting of Key Peninsula residents on proceed on this project without a public Jan 23 to meet with County Councilman hearing. Paul Cyr to discuss the proposed building A petition to deny the building of this of a county road intersecting Jackson road is presently being circulated. It is Lake and Herron Road. A local devel­ based on the belief that the hundreds of oper, Talmo Corporation, is proposing acres being opened up to development such a road and has sent letters to property would endanger the environment, the owners along the right-of-way requiring wetlands and the quality of life of those Claudia (l) and Dale Loy (r) received the 1989 Citizen of the Year Awardfrom the giving of ten feet of their property to who alreadylive in the area. Althoughthe KP Lions President Marvin Green. KP NEWS photo by Lee Stiles developer has offered to help with the cost, most would be borne by the tax­ payer. The Loys, The Jackson Lake Homeowners are also concerned that the 20_-plus acre wet­ land/swamp could be polluted by inap­ Co-Citizens propriately placed septic systems. Some residents are living in travel trailers and/ of the Year · or tents without water source or toilet Naming them as "winners ·among facilities. One resident protested that the winners," the Key Peninsula Lions Club permit system does not help the low­ selected Dale and Claudia Loy of Key income family become established on a Center as the "Co-Citizensof the Year" at piece of land. Although permits are the 5th annual Citizen of the Year Ban­ meant to protect the property owner, they quet January· 21 at the KP Civic Center. are costly. Dale and Claudia were chosen on the The wetland is maintained at its level basis of their many years of volunteer by a natural beaver darn. The creek then involvement both with the Civic Center flows south a mile or so, emptyinginto an and with many other groups in the area. eslllary at Herron on Case Inlet Salmon Others nominated this year were come up Herron Creek to spawn and pol­ Betty Messing, Sheriffs Deputy John lution would endanger this resource. The Hendrickson, Helen Jamieson, Jean Nominees for the Key Peninsula Citizen of the Year Award were (from left): Lee Washington State Fisheries Department Humphreys, Karl Bonn, Lee Stiles, Mi­ Stiles, Deputy John Hendrickson, Helen Jamieson, Mike Salatino, Dale Loy, Claudia has been alerted to this danger. It is hoped chael Salatino, Thomas and Shirley Cro­ Loy, Shirley Cromie, Jean Humphreys, Almeda House and Tom Cromie ... winners all! Continued on p.13 mie and Almeda House. President Marvin Green spoke on behalf of the KP sula NEWS and The Peninsula Gateway Lions Club of the appreciation the Lions for their assistance in -publicizingLions Ambulanceservice waters still muddy and the community have for the volunteer Club activities and projects. by Keith Stiles efforts of each of the nominees and said Ente~ment for the evening was that each was already a winner by being provide~ by Peninsula High School's The Fire Commissioners of Fire Commissioner's meeting revealed sub­ nominated by his/her peers. "Razzmatazz" singing group. The group District 16 gave second public airing last stantial public discontent with the new Ke}'!lotespeaker for the evening Jim was led by Connie Fenton and Laurie Thursday night in Key Center to the issue arrangement whereby a private ambu­ Fi;.ench,v~teran radio broadcaster from Wells and accompanied by the school's of "Who will supply what ambulance lance service, Peninsula Ambulance, was KIRO radio, hailed the nominees as band ensemble. The ex~llent dinner was service, care and transport for the Key chosen.by the Commissioners to provide "involved American&." The nation· needs preparedby Rhys Wood and Frank Geary Peninsula?" To pui the best face on the all ambulance transport to Tacoma (or such involvement on tl}epart of. all citi­ and the entire program was put on by a results the audience went away with elsewhere). A major point of interest for zens, he said, to provide role models for Lions group including John White and grumblings and doubts, both about the members of thepublic was ~e question of today's young people. Citing several Bob Campy. Introductionswere made by issue at hand and the long range plans for cost; rising from an historical average of examples of well-known public officials, Hugh McMillan. Balloting for the "Citi­ EMS activities of the Department $100 to $200 to a new figure estimated at French said that the entire country will zen of the Year" was by all members of This second meeting with public par­ around $500 for an ambulance trip into benefit if each of us will do what we can the local Lions Club and the votes were ticipation was attended by approximately Tacoma. Members of the firefighters where it~ needed. Certificatesof Appre- counted and held in total secrecy by Lion 75 citizens, including many department •. • •. ~i;tµP,.n. -"'7~fy.ilYt~MP.!tls9 JQJS.~y ?~nin- . JPCIJlberGary Ostlund. i:nem\)ers. It was called after a regular Continued on p.13 . Page 2 KEY PENINSULA NEWS January 30, 1989 . ..., ••••••••••••••••••••• To the Editor To the Editor • : .Key • To the Editor Somehow the system is wrong! The Every day we're all faced widi the 6 • Key Peninsqla Lions Club just had a o'clock news or the~ frgnt pageat-the .. "Citiien of · the Year" awards dinner newsstand. Devastating ne~s of starving :Peninsula • • To the Editor where .very deserving v'oluttteers: were ·babies in'Manilla, earthquakes in Arme­ • ' chosen and applauded. However, die nia, or even oil-SQakedseagulls at Ocean •= ·· NEWS • Tuesday, January 3, I,.went over to most deserving people in our communi~ Shores. . • PO Box 3, Vaughn, WA98394 • check my grandson, Rian, who was nap­ are KP Lions and therefore are ineligible. Sitting in front of.the TV, I wonder, • • 1 ' • • ping on the sofa He was not breathing. I for the award which is specifically for "Could .J~ help? What could·I do and • 884-4699 • · will never forget the pairi that went non-Lions. • howr' These -questions, never got an­ • Published twice monthly by : through my heart. Iyelledformyhusband Thisletter is to remind-the residents of swered. Then someihing came up a bit • Key Peninsula Civic Center Assn. • to call 911 and I started CPR. By the time this area·just how lucky they are to liave closer to home. A local developer had : : the ambulance got here (in 3 minu{esL 'such a caring, hardworking volunteer made mention to tlie county· that a public • Mn,g. Editor: Karen Laatz • Rian had flickered an eyelash but no organization as the Key Peninsula Lions route from Jackson.Lake to the Herron Ad Lay-out _ : pulse. The crew took over and got him ·Club. Other'Lions clubs in the area do Island road would be a.benefit to the~ and Prodn: Ida MacWatters • breathing. We wish to thank thepi from good cleedsbut most do it with money. in lieu of the Home .bridge projecf and Ad Sales: Linda & Dan Orme • the bottom of our hear.ts. · - _. • Our Lions do it with heaq, elbow grease early-stageplanned development ~ that Bookkeeper: Ruth Updike • Five week-old Rian, our.only grand­ and bent backs, spending time to make area. Once I finally re~I:iz'edwhat road Distribution: Arleen Lonning : child, is doing fine. He's an~ SIDS and our communitya better pla~ for all of us. -they were speaking of - it was right.inmy Advisor: Pauline Finn · • will be on a,monitor for months. Recently I was reminded of this again back yard. I couldn't imagine a two-lane • What we want to say is - think about when the Club took on the job of helping Staff Support Volunteers: highway running less than 150 feet from • your family, your loved ones and friends. the Peninsula High School Scholarship ,MarianWagner, Sally eornman, • a natural wetland that is home to water-' • If my husband and I didn't know CPR Committee ready its Thrift Store foe the • Linnea Lawson. fowl, deer,.bear, eagles .and beaver. Rian might not be here, or worse - have opening in the old fire station below I met with local neighbors and friends brain damage. · : Contributors: Peninsula High. We needed some shelves and we all felt a need to do further check­ • Lee & Keith Stiles, Daphne Daus, Our whole family is going to learn and donation boxes built and some do­ ing. It seems the local developer.is in the CPR so Rian will be safe wherever he is. : Dory Meyers, Paul Cyr, Dr. Wm. nated lights installed. Work dates were process of doing heavy development in • Roes, Stella Retherford, Elaine Please, everyone, take CPR so all th~ little set and there were the Lions - not all of the area and can't do so unless c&unty and big Rians can be saved. : Forch, Janice McMillan, Hugh them but that's because some hadother road development standards are , met. May God bless the Fire Department • McMillan, Mary Ann Huntington, jobs (the CommunityServices buildingin Why should the taxpayers pay for aroad and its crew. • Cecil Paul, Margaret Paul, Jean Home, for one) and, after all, they do have to go through only to benefit the devel­ .. David & Gherrie Hein • Humphreys, Tony Brentin, R. families! oper? Why a road atall in this sensitive • Marvin Keizut, Linda Barkas·. • · To the Editor The Scholarship Committee wishes - area And if a highway'i.$the final demise : .The opinions expressed are the to thank the Key PeninsulaLions Club for of it all, ·shouldn't the developer have io • opinions of the writers an

being.prepared for submission to Wash­ 'KPCCA -- ington StateParks andRecreation District for the· services of a student recreation .Board briefs director for this summer's youth program. byPauline .Firm The 1989 contract between the Park At the January meeting of Key Pen­ District and KPCCA w_aspresented in insula Civic Center Association Board a draft form and discussed at length. suggestion was made by Rhys Wood to Changes were suggested that would sof­ re-name the Gold Room the Whitmore · ten the language so that the two entities Room. When the building was first pur­ would be on more of a partnership basis. chased for use as a Civic Center many The Board agreed with the suggestions years ago, local residentsOllie and Aggie made and they will be presented to the Whitmore signed a note for $17,500 to ·- Park Board for discussion. seal the deal and Rhys feels it is appropri­ Shirle.yOlsorrreported ihat$991 had ate to show them some recognition. been made on the New Year's Dance and Apparently the name "Gold Room" has about_125 -people had attended. no signific~ce other than the color of its Future even~ discussed w~reth~ · curtains and Boardmembers present were February 25th 50s/60s Rock'n Roll in agreement with .the suggestion. Since dance. Tickets· are available at Sun­ the building belongs to the Park District, nycrestNursery for $10, or may be pur­ it was planned to discuss the matter with chased at the door for $12. Stephanie that Board at a future meeting. . Zampini volunteered to assist Mike Daphne Daus, representing the Park Salatino in running the April 8 Reno Board, stated a schedule for the opening Nighr and Barbara Trotter and Cindy and use of Volunteer Park ~as being .Marshall will bein charge of this year's worked on, a part-time ~taker is to be Easter Egg Hunt- on the Civi~Center hired, and the necessary p~perwork was Grounds. Instantdriver's Performance licenses Circle For the first time ever Washington }11eferfonnance Circle holds open State drivers can visit a licensing office auditionsfor Neil Simon's (re-writtenfor · KPCommun .ity Servicesto meet and walk ou~with a permanent driver's women version) "The Odd Couple" on The annual meeting of Key Peninsula pf Directors which will~ voted on at the license. Gone is the two-month wait and Saturday, February 18, at 1 pm and Commuajty Services will be held Mor~­ meeting. Anyone interested in the :posi­ watching the mail for the arrival of a ~ Monday, February 20, at 7 pm. The day, February 27, at 7 pm at Community tions~ make application. Submit your penrianent license. auditionswill be held at the theaterjust off House in Lakebay (at the comer of Hoff applicationto KPCS, PO Box 392, Lake­ This improved service is made pos­ Highway 16. Rd. and Key Peninsula Hwy). Anyone bay, WA 98349 by Monday, February sible by a.new contract with the Polaroid The comedy calls (or 6 women, age residing in or employed on the Key Pen­ 20. Applicants' names will be posted at Corporation to produce photo licenses, 30+ and 2 men, age 20+. All roles are insula_is a member of KPCS. · CommunityHouse. instruction permits and identification open. Auditions will be fr0m c;oldread­ There are two vacancies on the Board cards during a single visit to any Driver ings of the script and/or comedic mono­ License Examining Office. logues. No appointments are ~ecessary. . 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Co~er tionable, a'temporary µcense will be is­ cards for variousFederal agenciesinclud­ • Low Prtces • knitkin_n (206) 857-(>041 XMtTING MACKINES.Nm YARN';:I . su~d-untileligibility is cleterrnined.- The ing the Immigration and Naturalization Ttl .S VALUE JZ.ADER.P'OROYER 36 YEARS . permanent license will then be rµail~. Service. •.."· ._i.t,, • ."..... ~· J' ~':.a~;--...·,¥i• ' ·1. ' .. J • • ' ...... >· . Page 4 KEY PENINSULA NEWS January 30, 1989 Letters to the Editor contd.-- Obituary 1wish to apologizeto those Key Pen­ insula citizens who attended the January C. Clark Colony (90), a Burleyresi­ 26, 1989special -meetingof theKP Board dent since 1932,diedJanuary 19. He was of Fire Commissionersto discuss emer­ a retired machinistand owner-operatorof gency medical issues; I failed to make Colony Machine Works in K~tchikan, pointedly clear that: Alaska. He worked for the PSNS from 1) The Board of Fire Commissionersis . 1932 until retirement. He was a 32nd split on this issue. 2) Two of the commis­ Degree Mason, a life memberof the Nile sioners firmly believethat as elected offi­ Templein Seattl~and a US Navy veteran. _ cials it is the responsibilityof the commis­ He is survived by his son Clark of sioners to make decisionseffecting mat­ Portland, Oregon, daughter Vera J. Ced­ ters of policy. 3) One of the commission­ erstrom of Boise, Idaho, five grandchil­ ers believesthat the Boardshould submit dren and six great-grandchildren. matters of this magnitude to the voters Memorialservices were held-January before making such decisions. 4) Two 26 at Butley Bible Church. Remem­ Longbranch resident Kay Harvey is sworn in as a Park Distict Commissioner commissionersbelieve that to put such brances may be made ,to the Shriners by President Daphne Daus at the January KP Park Board meeting. Kay had issues to a public-vote is a cop-out, a Hospitalfor CrippledChildren . Arrange­ formerly served as Treasurer of the KP Civic Center ,1ssociatian. _ shirking of the responsibilitiesof office. ments were made by ~ven of Rest, .Gig KP NEWS photo by Lee Stiles 5) H two out of threecommissioners de~ Harbor. cide to goin one directionand one prefers this will constitute a clear and llflilli$tak­ •••••••••••••••••••• anotherroute, the majorityvote of the two eable declarationof the will of the people : Jerry's : ··········~...... will detenninein whichdirection we ~hall which cannotlightly be 1gnored.8) I will • • Myr-MarAccounting - proceed,the one commissioner'sdissent­ sign any such petition._if you, the voting • • Service · ing vote notwithstanding.6) if the voting public, will take it upoh yourse_lves to :AUTO BODY : publicis riotsatisfied with thatdecision, it • • .express your will. It's up to !!lll· • • Taxes. I may attempt to change it by tlking up a • Our systemof government-works-but • Shop • i • • Bookkeeping I · petition. 7) Any such petition must have· only if you, the citizen, make it work. • • the signatures of no fewer than 965 KP Hugh McMillan, Fire Commissiopet, • Financial Statements for • registeredvoters to have any impact, KPFD • Auditing • • ' .. • Member - NSTP. ! . • • ;30 Years Exp_erience • • KEY PENINSULA INSURANCE • • • • VISA/MC Welcome • • • 13020Wright Bliss Road . • 13215 139 Ave. KPN • • P. 0; Box 557 • Gig Harbor,WA 98335 • Gig B:aroor,WA 98335 AUTO HOME • BOAT. LIFE • HEAL TH • DISABILITY • • Call • 884~4458 - . MarvKeizur 864-3566 ••••••••••••••••••••• • Homeburglary is a lot likecar theft : theburglar wants to get in quicklybefore he's noticed.. If youcan slow him down, he'll -most likelymove on to a different"victim." 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south and I had heard something about the requirementthat they use different drink­ Friday fire damages Jl'Wo ing fountains, but I had never really con­ sidered the impact of such restrictions to South Peninsula home their senseof self-esteemor their personal Fire District 16 personnel responded Heart to a house fire around noon on Friday, by Elaine Forch freedoms. The o~dinance that required The spokesman noted that due to a public facilities and accomodations to be January 27, at a residence on 80th St. shortage of volunteers at the I love the holidays segregated according to race and ethnic KPS (Longbranch). Longbranch station (Station 4) only a but it's nice to have origin was challengedby a shy seamstress A District spokesman told the KP total of six responders were available to from Montgomery,Alabama Rose Parks NEWS that the fire involved a chimney fight the fire. I you want to help your the house back to nor L....:.._,;:._ __ ~ mal again. My routine is back to nonnal quietly refused to relinquish her seat on a area, a wall, and had started to move up community and feel you can meet the too, at least until the next holiday comes Montgomerybus to a white man and was into the attic. A first damage estimate requirements, why not give Fire District along on January 16. Alotofpeopl~don't arrested for her civil disobedience. Dr. placed the loss at approximately$1,000 . 16 a call at 884-2222? think of ~anuary 16 as a holiday because King was chosen by the black community it's Dr. Martin Luther King's birthday, to formalJy address and challenge the Arts awards nominations and that's a man and a holiday that is ordinance. This ~hallenge was the spark silently considered lo belong to the black that caused the community and the nation sought community. I never really gave the day to set Dr. King at the front of this struggle much thought either, until I was assigned as a leader of conscience. For this cause The Pierce County Arts Commission patrons, service organizations, busi­ to sit on an Equal OpportunityCommittee Dr. Martin Luther King gave his life for is seeking nominations of individuals, nesses and corporations may also be and learned something about Dr. King. his fellow man. organizations and businesses who have nominated. An awards presentation is to I already knew, of course, that Dr. I believe that Dr. King deserves to be made significant c0ntributions r.o the be sch·eduled for early spring. King was a black preacher who was in­ admired and celebrated by all Americans. ad.vaneeiri~!'![ thearts in Pierce County. Nomination.forms are available from volved in the Civil Rights struggle in the We desperately need "real" heroes - men Nominations will be accepted in two the Pierce County Arts Commission of­ sixties and was assassinated for-his ef­ who are courageous and worthy of the categories - Excellence in the Arts and fice located at Pierce County Community forts, but I didn 'l know that MartinLuther respectofourchildren. Men who triumph Supportof the Arts. Pierce County artists and Economic Development, 3711 Cen­ King entered Morehou~ College at the over evil. I hope that more of us will and arts organizationsworking in all areas ter Street, Tacoma WA or by calling 591- age of 15 and ~duated:at 19. He c0JJl­ celebrate the life of Dr: King this year. I of the performing, visual and literary arts 7205. Deadline for receipt of nomina­ pleted a Master's degiee at Crozier Semi­ hope we will celebrate, not with parties are eligible for nomination. Volunteers, tions is February 24, 1989. nary at 22 and obtained his Doctorate of and food, but with a somber reflection on• ,Philosophyin Systematic Theology from his life. We can pass on the triwnph by Boston University at 24. That's quite a, educatingourchildrena~ut the struggles feat for anyone, but it i.s especially im­ of our fellowcontrymen for personal free­ i;~i~::tr!it!;lt!t:ilt~t~E:~~7jt!p pressive when you consider the lack of dom. We can demonstrate his triumph ='ttjeir .lplsh o.t:tyac~nrpropert.y? To ~gqidthJ ~1 pinit.:1ccessto open areas'°by.digghig opportunityfor higher education that was over evil by treating each other with re­ :.diip '.trenches ae,rosh o~ds'or,rnbtiridingd1ffbn thdn .. Another altemAtiyttisposts · available to blacks in his day. l_knew that spect and dignity. We can vow to read ·set .mconcr ~~ with.,,heav~ci:llty ca~! ~·and l~ks. .c,.,. Dr. King was involved in the Civil Rights King's "I Have a Dream" speech out loud movement,but I didn 'tiealize how he got to our families and to explain that Dr. involved. King wasjust reminding us of Another's I knew that black people were re­ admonition to "do unto others as you quired to sit in the back of the bus in the would have them do unto you." No Cash Out of Your Pocket 20 % OFF on "Aveda"Hair and Skin Care and"Indra" Makeup

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Just one mile North of Key Center on 101 St. Ct., off SR 302 851-993 .1_ _ -----~------...... - Page 6 KEY PENINSULA NEWS January 30, 1989 :~ Protectionsought for So.Sound ·marine · share similarconcerns rwould encourage you to contact people in the area to find· enVi ro nm e nt by ;tella Retherford Wethe out more about it. . The second point of interest deals The Pierce County Health Depart­ more recreational boats anchor for a with a Department of Ecology grant to ment called a meeting on January 12 at People summer weekend." A Mayo Cove water­ study the recreational shellfish problems Key Center Library to present the Penrose front .resident also pointed out the prob­ by Paul Cyr; at Penrose Point Jointly with Health Point Recreational Shellfish Protection lem of solid waste that washes up on their Councilmember: Departmentand DSHS, the study will be Project. About 25 residents of Lakebay shores. Another remarked that, although District 7 conducted over the next 18 months in the and Home heard Jim Hoyle, Environ­ some boaters wait to empty sewage until This month I would like to make·you surroundingarea to determine the effect mental Health Officer for Pierce County, they are out into Carr Inlet and others aware of two items affecting our area. of nonpoint pollution, as well as boating describe the comprehensivewater quality combine it with antibacterial chemicals, First, I have been approached by a habits on the waters atPenrosePoint State protection pilot project. both practices are unacceptable in that group of interested citizens regarding Park. Assignedpersonnel will be taking Mayo Cove, its uplands, wetlands and tidal flushing of P~get Sound is minimal. land use planningfor the area. This group water samples both in the marine waters Bay Lake will be the study area. Monitor­ Tidal change is mostly a surge back and will be meeting over the next few months and upstream to determine if pollution ing stations for sampling fresh, marine forth of the same water. Land-based rec­ to set strategies for rezone for portions of exists and ways to improve the recrea­ waters and shellfish will be established. reational vehicles have had sewage dis­ the Peninsula currently zoned General tional area for the benefit of all. A citi­ They hope to increasepublic involvement posal privileges for years in RV parks and Use. Communities such as Home and zens' group will be forming to assist in and awarenessof tfieproblem and suggest State parks. It is time boats have it too. those surrounding-Jackson Lake are con­ this effon. If you are interested, please possible corrective measures. Mayo The Health Department plans to ad­ cerned about General Use zoning since contactJane Hedgesat theEnvironm~ntal Cove was chosen as the first site in the dress the problem of boaters' sewage, such zoning allowsjust about anything to Health Division of the Tacoma-Pierce South Sound because of the heavy usage work with property owners whose septic crop up in their neighborhoods. If you County Health Department at 591-6450. of Penrose State Park by recreational systems are inadequate,and advise man­ boaters, shellfishharvesters, campers and agement practices for animal keeping and swimmers. control of storm water. KEY PENINSULA Sue's Beauty . The heavy use by boaters was of The Burley-Minteroyster beds have LUTHERAN cauRCH major concern to those present Althou_gh been closed to harvesting for years due to NE Comer of Lackey road & ·Barber Shop many boats have holding tanks for sew­ pollution and it is hoped that closure can and the Key Peninsula Hwy. age, the emptying stations at marinas are be avoided for Penrose Park beaches and inadequate. Fran Stefan,a representative Mayo Cove. Sundays: Perm, Cut ' of the Washington Department of Ecol­ The program is covered by a Worship 8:00am ogy, -spoke of the State.Park proposal to $120,000 federal grant and should be Education 9:15am & Style establish "pump-out" stations in five completed by October 1990 according to . Worship 10:30am $ 22.50 ~ Washington State marine parks. One ·Ray Hanowell, Environmental Health Thursdays: resident suggested that every marina Specialist of the Tacoma-Pierce County Soup Supper 6:00pm which serves yachts be required to have a Health Department. Search 6:30pm Worship 7:30pm BACK HOME pump-out system and dispose of the Public meetings will be called regu­ 9604 138TH ST. CT. N.W. larly to inform residents of the program's Come share sewage at suitable land-based facilities. t-'·l"Tl'('-ti the Spirit! ( Green Tree area) Another participant said ''The quality of progress. A citizens' advisory committee j \\s!k ,. will be formed to assist with development n;iarinewater for swimming or clagi dig­ l._~~H~>ft c~fi: ging is severely impacted when 100 or of the plan. ~--'IMF.I\,<,. 884-3312 857-5796 Rev. Robert Sachs, Pastor 9am - 6pm Tues.-Sat JOE'S BUTCHERBLOCK :·------· .PETE'S : PURDY CustomMeat Shop & : TOWING : SmokeHouse FarmerGeorge Recipes I I Naturally SmokedMeals ·• .. Chicken•Turkey•Bacon I AND -,--·~ti..~- .I ~·----- I u-..-,·--. I COMPLETE INCOME Best buy of the Year on I I Pork and Beef sides : EMERGENCYRdAD : Good Prices on TAX SERVICE Volume Buys · CUSTOM (meat 12acksY CUT&WRAP 1 SERVICE I l /4's & sides : OF LAKEBAY : In the Bridgeway Market and I 884-3124 Res. I 'E[ectronic_:fi[ing Farmer George's Meats 3870 Bethel Rd. SE Pt Orchard I 549-6015 Trk. Phone .• Small Business . Tax Planning ·------• CustomHome Building 1041, 1040X, 1040EZ • Additionsand ~emod.eling • Jrnoginativep~sign Computerized Partnerships • Quality Service Farms

Quick, Reliable, Convenient, Local -BUILDfNG·ON A AEPUTf:lTIONOF QUALITYWORKMANSHIP IN WOODWORKING AND CONSTRUCTIONSINCE 1979 .

6706 Key_Peninsula Hwy So. Phone 884-3862 Anytime John Carlson - Owner 884-3149 LAKEBW"196JO .. • • _. ~ .. .. t . .. . ~ • .. • .. + ...... I January 30, 1989~ .~EY P~NINSULA. NEWS Page 7

~ problems relative to health, go!ice,man­ KPBA hears Tax Tips · Survey-shows.' pow~r. zoning and litter control. by R. ~n -Keiziµ- Fire Marshall - -.. coc:,Iresponse to In other local businessnews, Karen Is buying a ticket to a charity banquet Todhunter has announced that she is clos- Piette County Fire Marshall Wad- . or dinner a dedqctible expense? The - ing ''The 'Eatery" in the KC Corral effec­ d,ell Hill was the guest speaker the . business:growth at general answet given by the IRSis NO. tive about this time. Wait Schmidt has Januacy20 meetingof the Key.Peninsula fry KeithStiles You may ask why and tMreason given is installed new bar code readers at his Business Association. He discussed the . . that you are receiving an economic bene­ The i;esultsof a very limit¢ survey on checkout stands at Walt's f!ew, rr:iandatoryfir~ inspec'tionpro~ fit-for the~!lloney. you pay out Ih other business growth .in tfi(; Key !'eninsula­ Fine Foods in Key Center. John Wetzelof that :willapply ·to an:'7,000 _businesses iii words, YQQhave .purchased mealand area,released last week by KPBA Presi­ Wetzel' s Recycling and Len Lonning at the county. fJe stated -th~t, the fire and a maybe some,eritei:taininerlr and,,regard­ dent Don Tjossem, show that those re­ the new Lonning's Saw Shop are both safety· inspections would be a regular less of wherethe proceoos go, you re­ ~nding were very cqol to much com­ sporting neat new business signs. The event from now on, probably .on an 18- ceived a return for ihe money that was mercial .enlargenient. Although the . award for the:"besf' free 1989 calendar ·month basis. The"'Fire Marshall indicated spent sampl~was very limited, t,hegreat major- around may go to the nice one being given high interest in working. business a- wjth Also, if you buy a ticket-on a ,raffle ity of those expressingopinions said ''No" away by the Cenex.(oldWestern Farmers) owners in-raising_fire and safety standards sponsored by a c~ty the.amount spent to the question "Would you like to see Feed store up in Burley. · bu!.appJOachingproblem areas in area­ • ' for the ticket is not deductible as a dona­ more ~onomic _and bllSiness develop­ The SAVE Store opened.in its new sonable manner. tion. You paid for a chance ona prize that ment on the Key Peninsula?" Tourists locationlast Sattllday morning - in the old is the fair market value that you have rateda little higher on -the scale, with the fire station building just below Peninsula received. answers just about split on the question Hi_ghSchool, very nice and much more If you donate personal property items "Wmtld you like to see mor~ or fewer room. No news yet from the Postal Serv­ to charity, it is suggested that you consult tourists to our area?" · ice about.where they want to put the new with your tax consultant for the proper Those expressing concern spoke of Wanna Post Office, but they can't sit on way to handle and rep0!1 it to the IRS. existing pt;oblemsand what they felt were the answer much longer - might be an­ . Another item ttie IRS is looking eyesores caused by business.signs, road- _ nounced before this hits· your mailbox. side litter and iack of Pierce County en­ closely at is charitable organizationswho 0 sell tickets to events etc., stating they are f'..orcementof zoniQglaws. "Let's keep it BusinessBrief tax deductible·. Said_tickets are NOT natural and different from the city," wrote deductible as a donation on the one respondent. Doris Maffei recently joined the law In other Business Association news, individual's tax return. Other answers to survey questions firm of Gordon, Misner and Robinson in the group will be deciding upon a new A little bit of humor tJlistime. Son to were more predictable, showing that the escrow department as escrow assis­ location for the~ regular meetings as Father: "Can I fiave·my allowance.Dad?" major chain Stores in the Tacoma shop­ tant. KarepTodhu~teF has announced that she Father to-Son: "No! You didn't do your ping area attract Peninsula ~esident_s, par­ Maffei received tier real estate license is closing The Eatery inXC Corral effec­ chores!" Father to self after son exits the ticularly on items that are· not offer:ed in 1984 and sold real estate for over three tive the: end of J;umary. The group also scene:' '!Sheesh, kids these. days always locally. years in the Gig Harbor area. In 1987 she examineda tentativedesign for a new sign want something for nothing!" Father Some concern was also expressed that went to work for a local escrow company t0 be placed in a roadside parkplanned at reading letter from IRS: 'Dear Mr. nothing new should be qndertaken until and found that she enjoyed the challenge. Wauna, discussed the "Visitors~ Guide" . Ripple, we here at the IRS would like to ~ierce County is able to handle current Currently she is working toward her for this summer and gave further consid­ discuss your unpaid~cQlleg_eJoan.:~· · it's Limited Practice Officer license. . . eration to·pians for an Easter promotjon. different when the shoe is on the other. foot. · - - . r -.w... KEY CENTER.. . -~ · K&J FEED n-_NATIONAL AUTO PARTS n Key Center ~- COMPLETELINE OF FOREIGN& DOMESTICPARTS U u - __ .DISCOUNT PRICES· e '. ~ '' NEW''· , -J. Open 7 _days a week · ~ ~ :,i~ -'·.~ a,~:~;;~;RI.. :::ALGLNLUDEAfilCANn~ n 1"0:00- 4:00 S(JN YWU n - Open tilI·s pm. u . Ba M id !!RAKE PRODUCTS u Featuring Bordie Feeds! .~_ M:chi1~~·S~op ~erv!f e . ~.8 ,8!;.3~.07J "The best for less Money" - · . - . Shop and compare · Half Ton and Full Ton -Hay Discounts ·~---~~----~------~-~-~.• : ,-A:,!~> Car,Truck, Trailer Service : ------1 11 "Now" I . ~ i1"(~\ • Foreign & DoniestiCJ-· . • Tractors ~Heavy : I _,.,1} ~\ J·i Cars Repaired · Equipment Service I · 500-plus MOVIES , ' ( After you've rented 5 the 6t'1 one is FRE]l:) = .~~ ··~ ·:o,:=and·~:rucUngine . 11_ I iR~~~. ) •Box TrailerRel>1:1ilding • All Work Guaranted . I ~C,-~ _. •Engµie .O... v~rhauls • 23 Years of Experience: YOUR ALL PURPOSE STO -RE I M & M AUTOREPAIR I I I 884-9811 I I I _ . . I •.Hours:6am-6pm, Morr.-Sat. AllanMowatt · . 884-27881 15921 84 KPN, 1/2 Mile S. of KEY CENTER t . -0 en 7 Da s • Mon~- Sat. 9-8 • Sunda 10-6 ----"!1------_ ...... e. ... __ - ... ·- ...... ; - ,., ...... ,. . . .. - ..-_.. . • .... __ .. ~ . _ ...... , • ••------·" ...... ,,...,. _ ~ ·.~~~~~-~-~---- - ~ . -- -~- .... ii-~--.~a1!11111!!1•11111.I Page 8 ~EY PENINSULA NEWS January 30, 1989

CAC is planning to present the Purdy Citizens Sh_eriffs Detachment with a computer. Henry Stock, fund raiser extraordinaire, Against _Crime announced that the money for this pr.eject by Stella Reiherford · is about complete. The computer, al­ though owned by the CAC, will speed At the CAC monthly meeting on filing and retrieval of data as well as January 5 at KP Civic Center a number of improve communicationsbetween Purdy new members were welcomed. Mel Ol­ and the main office -in the County-City iver announced that since CAC's begin­ Building. ning in April, 1988 at the Sheriff s·Office, Dennis Richards, Chief of Police in Peninsula Detachment,citizen volunteers Gig Harbor, spoke briefly of plans to have taken 5,321 r~utine telephone calls create a CAC branch in the City of Gig .and 1,008 priority calls. The information Harbor. received has resulted in over 45 felony Mel Oliver, training coordinator, arrests. announced that 18 new lCey Peninsula CAC voted to accept the organization volunteers and 18 from Gig Harbor com­ Te-ens Against Drugs (TAD) into the pleted training in December. These Gig Deputy John Hendrickson of the Purdy Sheriffs Detachment cQnductsa recent group. With much car washing and other Harbor volunteers are from the uniocor~ training session of Citizens Against Crime. KP NEWS photo by Hugh McMillan chores TAD has earned $100 toward a porated port.ionof Gig Harbor Peninsula, teen weekend at the Ohop Valley Pioneer not from Gig Harbor City. . · Roger M. Jahns Farm Museum. Rhonda Rowan, Chair­ The Articles of Incorporation have person of TAD, thanked CAC for the been acceptedby Ralph Munro, Secretary EDU-CAR·E $100 they added to the fund. The of State, effective December 14, 1988. LICENSED PRESCHOOL Loogbranch Improvement Club offered The Constitution and By-laws are nearly AND DAYCARE 10 the use, free of charge, of their hall for a complete and will be presented to the TAD dance. (Burleigh Rowan is now the membership at the February 2 meeting. · - · Now enrolling chair of Youth Against Crime, another For more information about CAC and 18 mo. - 11 yrs. organization the CAC has taken under its its programs call the Peninsula Sheriff's 1. DailyPreschool Programs umbrella.) Detachment at 857~3700. To volunteer TaxCounselors, lnc. 2. NutritionalHot Lunches & Snacks call 857-2654 or 884-3319. In-Home 3. BeautifulP~rk-like Setting 4. QualifiedStaff -- GRADER SERVICES ~~,,~- Appointments 5. ReasonableRates RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL ~~.. ., (206) Purdy/Minter Area EXCAVATING · SEPTIC SYSTEMS, 857-7283 857-6545 ~., •· ~-0:;:_ADING ROADGRAVEL 7919142ndSt Ct N.W. PHIL RADCLIFFE P .O. Box 87 15517Goodrich Dr. NW 6:30am Wauna, WA. 98395-0087 GigHarbor, WA to6:00pm 7411 CANON BELL OR, 884-2271 STATc LICNGR-P.D-6S-234LM LAKEBAY

FRUITTREES LIKETO BE TRANSPLANTED WHILETHEY'RE DORMANT 7°oucan cfwosefrom tlie 'picf(of tlie crop' ...apples,plums,pears, cherries and frost peach Most varities available in semi-dwarf.

\ j"irst Sign of Spring.... Primroses,Pansjes ana Perennials • Summer 'Bfuoming'Bu{6s- · Tired of hidden check charges? Check out BanClub~-$4.95 is all you pay for unlimited checking, Quickbank®machine usage and so much more. lt Puget SoundBank ffi ~ Sound is our middlename. :-::- ~ UnnYcAEITI ..: THEHOMETOWNBANK ~ ~ .,,. - 8843937 KeyCenterBranch ~ ( nuRSERV& FLOAAL) Mon.-Sat. 9 -6 9017 Key Peninsula Hiway

4 93 5 ~ '-•L•o•ca.teiiid11iniiK111e111y111C111en111te•r------~illll!l-•·---~-Suiiniil.il11~-4_, ,~L-,...:.-~....:..:...:..:...... :..:..:~~..:..:...... :..,..:...__ BS___ _ _4__~::----.,.,....----. · ~ ~-e~- he-r_F._D_1.c_._____ • ,I • , ...._A< ' January 30; 1989 -KEY PENINSULA N'EWS Page 9 -,· r- - 5110LACKEY RD. KPN FROM YOUR CHIROPRACTOR VAUGHN . \ . -X-RAY FACILITIES ON LOCATION 88-4-2144 ·. WE STILL MAKE HOUSECALLS H you think you have to live with i THINKSAFE PAIN I I 1. Chiropractic First Think Again! I I 2. Addicting Drugs and I Narcotics Second NEW INSURANCE POLICY I I 3. Potentially Dangerous I Surgery Last We are dedicated to the delivery of I chiropractic care to everyone who needs it. After all, what good is a doctor if you can't afford his services? ·------· ·Most insurance assignments accepted ' a~ payment fn full. This me·ans little or no out-of-pocket expense to you! ···•·

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l)IPLOMATE - NATIONAL BOARD OF CHIROPRACTIC EXAMINERS --·········OPEN - I ANNOUNCING OUR FAMILY PLAN . I NOINSURANCE?· NOPROBLEM!! READTHIS!!! 7 DAYS I We are pleased to inform you that we now have a financial plan in place for patients who have no insurance coverage of any kind for Chiropractic care and also for patients who have exhausted their · A WEEK( insurance ~overage for the year. The plan works this way: I I WE'RE I One Family- Member $55.00 per month I Two Family Members HERE I $65.00 per month I Whole Family $75.00 per month WHEN I I YOU I The plan covers adjustments only. Any x-rays, exams or supports during the month would be an additional I · charge. Also, as you get better and your ~djustments decrease during the month you would pay your monthly ·NEED I rate or $20.00 per visit, whichever is less. If you don't come in during the month, no charge . Not good with any I us I other off er. · I Please call if you have more questions. Also check t~e KP NEWS to save on exams and x-rays! Page 10 KEY PENINSULA NEWS January 30, 1989. - - Salad h-ars and smiles: All I ever needed to krlOW part of. school lunch scene · .1 ,learned i1' Kindergarten by Jean.Linsey h~lp herd the kids through the cramped Most of·what I ·really need to know Goldfish' and hamsters and white ·on an average day Marriott School salad bar as quickly as possible. It 'is abouthowtolive,andwhattodo ,andhow mice and'even the little seed in the plastic Food Service provides approximately interestingto notethat on an averagesalad to be, I learnedin Kindergarten. Wisdom Cl!P- they all die. So ~o we. - 600 breakfasts and lunches in the four bar day over two thirds of the kid_s choose was not at the top of the graduate school And remember the book about Did ; Peninsula schools on the Key Peninsula the~a4baroverhotlunch. Itisafactthat mountain, but. there in the sandbox at · :and Jane and first word··you learned, tne This is the.fourthschool year thatMarriott more .fresh vegetables are consumed nursery scbool. ' biggest word ·of all:J,OOK. Everything· has managed the lunch program for -the when chosen by a child than when they These things I learned: Share.every­ you need to know_is in there somew]lere. Peninsula School District are served by an adult. thing, Play fair. Don't hitpeg ple . . Put The GoldenRule and love and basic sahi.­ At Key Peninsula Middle School The salad bar is a popular choice at things_back~hereyou foundlhem. Clean- tati~n. ecology and politics ®d sane liv'­ - CarolynJeffries leads her staffof Debbie Minter Creek Elementary in a space up your own.mess. Don't take things that ing; Kester, Marci Phillips, Wendy Hen­ equallyas small as Vaughnwhere Maxine aren.'t yours. Say you're sorry when you Think of what a better world it wou1d nessey and Loretta Swanson.in feeding Mooreand CharleneWeber help an aver­ hurt somebody. Washyour hands before beilwe all-the wholeworld- had cookies 303.students daily which repre_sentsan age of 200 students a day make their you .eat. Flush. Warm cookies and milk and milk about 3 pm-every afterno0nand average participation of .70% of enroll­ ' choices. are good. for y9u. Live a balanced life. then lay down with'our blanketsfor a.nap. meµt Thesepeople are an integralpart of _AlltJ}ese employees are on a tight Learnsome andlhink some and drawand Or if we had a basic policy in our nation the slaf{and are involvedin makinglunch serving. schedule but they still manage to paint and.sing and dance and play and and other nations tQ always pu( tlnngs a happy time in the students' day. hand out smiles of welcome. to students - , work e,veryday ' some. , · back where we found them and clean up Out at newly remodeled Evergreen and teachers. It is their desire that a well Take a nafevery afternoon. When our own Jnesses. And it is still true,.no Elementary June Shinkaruk and Sue balanced lunch be available for all those you go out into the worJd,watch for traf­ matter how· old you are, when you go out Hansen are busy in their new kitchen who wish ~o take part. In ,th~ way they fic, hold hand&,and sticl~together. Be into the world, itis "~tto hold hands and ·which iscomplete with an oven they use will have contributed to the educational aware of wonder. Remember the little sticlctc, gether. tofinish preparing the food sent from the process. seed in the plastic cup. The roots go down (FrotnAll/RedllyNeedToKnow! · centralkitchen at PeninsulaHigh School. Free and reduced price lunches are and the plant goes-up ru:idnobody really Learned/.nKindergarten. by Robert Over 100 students out of 165 enrolled available to families having economic lqiowshow or why, but we are all like that. Fulghum) (71%) eat lunch daily at Evergreen. difficulties. If you feel that you fit this At VaughnElementary Kathy Sayers categoryplease talk to your schoolprinci­ and CherylPrantestay busv servinglun ch pal. Carpet Upholstery Cleaning " -. 'toover200kidsaday. Twiceweeklythey Cleaning 4 Di!f~rent a· CARPET. DYE""ING.. 4 Systems Prices nd • 1 :i~a mpoo, Steam. Showcase• Dry AlsoComplete Home Cleaning ' · • " - ServproSammy says : esi · "OneCall Cleans Them All" " · 'Free~ L°""fro . • Carpets• lb>holstery • Floors $J,vsysCherniJ/y Given · , Dr.iperiesD!Y Cleaned Without R emoval • Smoke&w ater • Wans•Windows --~~~~ ·:~:,; 851-6711

~-(SPAR .E HAIR?) ~ · . Your business could be Perms: $.30.00 & up reaching 6000 homes Precision Haircuts: $10.00 & up: HorseShoe Lake Towing Colors: $ 1~.oo & up BlJY JUNK CARS • HULK HAULING in this ,space - call ... - TOWING • USED PARTS I , , Cindi Otis, Stylist,has worked in area/or five years. ·ss4-4699 For 884-9653call Men and. Children Welcome 9401 State Roa'd 302· JIM or MIKE Located just off Elgin Clifton and 302 Gig Haxbor, WA 98335 857-3866

Commercial Portmit W,~·::.;litNGTON Instruct or ·J·· ISSBI Nfi i'U Dale E. Heidal ;; _ sm :::rn-ry - 2nd .Degree Kar... , .e I 895-3036 . HORSESHOE . 'l(f,y PeninsuCaIssliimyu .LAKEDELI 9~~ Tuesday & Thursday 7PM • P-anyTrays Vaughn Civic Center f?IAot:t?_~rojlluoJero-ice& • Daily Special~ Aiki -do • Fresh food prepared ,r f • ' - on locl:!,tio;rrdaily. · Harrold Forch (206) 884-9367 Mental Confidence• Awareness 7 a:m.- 9 p.m. Mon.- Fri. 9 a. m. - 5 p.m. Sat. 857-3884 Long branch CASCADE/MEMBERSHI_P SERVICES HONIE FEE0& GR~ Automotive 220 6TH AVEN UE.• TACOMA. WA 98403 1 PHONE (206) 627-3133 / 9pen · 8:00-10:QO/MEEKDAYS · 8:3~-8:00 ~UNDAYS ~· Center NSURANCE - 8.84-2 21 AUTO REPAIR JERRY HANSEN JOHN S. _HUDGINS · DUANE G. FLEMING 752-2499 .884-3340 '.Featuring: + DOMESTlC Longbranch, wA. Beer - Wine-Cold Pop· Feed + FOREIGr ! A Divi1im of DUNCAN -HUDGINS & ASSOCIATES INSURANCE South of the Church OLYMPIA TACOMA SEATTLE Fish Supplies f Friend It Service

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LAKEBAY ROOFING tu.Service! Auditing Pierce, Kitsap, King & Financial Statements Bootlu:epin1 Utilities & Sile Preparation Mason Counties RESIDENTIAL• RE-ROOFING P.O.B ox 191 NEWCONSTRUCTION l 1302 Burnham Drive N .W. Gig I l~rbor, VV/\98335 i - i active SHAKE-HOT MOP - TILE (206) 8S}-'H">% COMPOSITION - CEDAR SHINGLES 0 construe 6706 Key Peninsula Hwy.S Phone FREEESTIMATES Longbranch, :WA98351 . (206) 884-3862 Inc. TOM ROLFZEN - Owner AC-TI-VC-I-16•\!L WN sr. CONSTR.REG. LAlCEBR• 157KF 884-2186

* CarpenterWork ALCOHOLICS ~ Randy'sBulldozing L&, * Foundations ANONYMOUS 4 in One Bucket • land Clearing • Stump Haul Bulkheads MEETING HELD AT_ Excavating • Dump Truck • Roads Punched * • GENERAL DOZING • * . Concrete. Work HOME RANDYNIMRICK 857-5325 ~ · etc. . KPCS HARRYNIMRICK 884-2590 Mon. & Fri., 8 p. m. 10512 126th Avenu~, KPN -~884-3841 / - Gig Harbor, WA98335 LICENSED& BONDED CALL COLLECT Call Ann 884-2626

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Truck-mounted Steam Cleaning One of the Most Powerful Systems MIKE SIX. OWNER ,, 206-884-9497 ~ ' - Mike'sPlumbing SOLAR INSTAL LATI ONS R EPA IRS & REMODELS Living Room • Dining Room • Hall - $39.95 CUS TOM HOMES & COM _MERCIAL Free Spot Removar - Leaves No Residue Licensed Bonded lns1,1red 18120 B ASS LANE KPN . LAKEBAY. WA 98349

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Reopened in new location. Now in the old fire station below Peninsula High School.

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884-2269 884-3540 the neighbQrs sampled it. A{ter a few. prunes and set it to work under the hay in samplings the neighbors., man and wife, the barn. fought. They also said bad words to one Fooling in the barn one rainy day, the _-,~~ ~ ____ another_ a~ they _slammed and banged boys heard strange sounds-coming from RUMOR: We are closed n· t ·w .l (l r,- !_...J.I\~- aroundms1de therr house. the hay ~ow as the ':working' wine fot ·t,lie winter. · I1\111'~ ; ~;~~ll11~r'~l,il~1 · - ,, __ _- - .;;J __-_ - nefatherofAlanciArtwasopposed 'falked! to itself. They had found Jim's ,...,,.. u, ~ ••e.= "\r- - -· tohischildrenbeingexposedtotheJdnd cache. They -siphoned off a gallon and -FACT: We are open for -~ n,-r_n! n 9 ~, ""1fW\Jll~gwr~of lifestyle exhibited by- his neighbors. dining pleasure from ~ ,, tee•\ 111111~ - -- •-- replaced it with water. "Pa will never - - --·- · .._ One day he.handed his boys a brace with _know." Then the neighbor kids started .-!··-11 am t~ ·8 pin every _ Watered Stock a one-inch bit jn it, sent them to find the visiting ... day of the week, year - w_inecache and told them-to bore a hole So came the day when Jim dec~cfedto ro~d. · . All names used in this. true story are near the bottom of each -keg "ivhere it treatagood .bud_dytohis 'aged' wine. The changed to protect the guilty. It has to do won't show, to let the wine all run out on ' 15uddytook a drinlc, spat it out and .said PL.A.CE: with people who were once kids, but have-­ the ground." ''Wine! That is nothing but water!" and Blundell's Longbl'8IJCh since gotten bigger and meaner, and are . This was a~complished with joy by the the boys h~aded for thewoods . best not tampered with. boys one windy night. The neighbors Chowder House "'·- Al and Art lived with their parents, quieted down for a while but they both If you receive it in your mailbox and it ~212Key Pen insµlaHwy. brothers and sisters on a .Peninsula f.µm. looked daggers at Al and Art who stayed is paper, it can 'be deposited in~the KP LongbranehfWA -98351. They had neighbors who made wine from clear of them for several months. Lions Glub's used paper boxes at Walt's in the various fruits that grew profusely on Old Ji~, the boys' father, now de­ Key Center or the Garden Shoppe in For-reservations call 884-4161 their old farm. When the wine was ready. cided to make some wine of his own. He . Wauna/Minter or PurdY,.. ~No ,cardboard, and even sometimes before it was ready,_ picked and prepared a 30-gallon keg of - · ~ ., . ' please. From the 1 -~Sher-iff's desk l{EY ·WESrl ERN by Deputy Hendrick_son The two-week period of December -I(EY - CENrl,Eil ·884~2311· 16 to January 1 brought the following· calls for investigation and help to th_e Purdy D~tachment of the Pierce County Sheriff's Office: ~):-BUILDING CENTER 12-16 ·Vandalism to mail box, 15800.' · block of 173 Ave. KPN. Bgrglary at 12600 block on 34 Ave. KPN. Co1or TV, cordless phone, hunting bow taken. 12-17 Vandalism to a vellicle, 12400 block of 134 Ave. KPN. 12-18 Vandalism to mail box, 11100 block .of 186 Ave. KPN. BUrglary, 13900 block of 134 St. KPN: Carpet and tools taken. Domestic violence, arrest, 10900 block of Creviston Dr. XPN . 12-19 Vandalism to mail box, 300 block of-198 Ave. KP$. 12-20 Attempted suicide, 14700blockof _ 3.49 While Supplies Last -8.88· While Supplies Last Sherman Dr. NW. · Soft-White Bulb BonusPack is"a great lighting value! Includes 4-Pc. Bakeware Set of durable amber-tin t py rex that helps hide two 4-pa cks of 60, 75 or 100-watt bulbs, plus a BONUS 3-way bulb . those little cooking mistakes. It's versati le enough for the oven or Theft of 3 vacuum cleaners, 13500 worth $2.19.·These spec ially-coated bulbs prov ide a light that 's easy mfcro"\'ave. and it look s great for serving. too! Set incl. a 2-qt ob long on your eyes when watching TV or reading in any room . ....,.sw•• bake r. 2-qt. cove·red casserole, 1½-Qt..loaf pan., ... block of lLPJAve. -KPN. QUANTITIES LIMlll:D QUANTITIES LIMITED: 12-21 Theft of mail, 13600blockofCre­ viston Dr. NW. Vandaj.ism to vehicle , 9200 block of Olson Dr. KPN .. 12-22 Theft of gas tank, 6500 block of 154 Ave. KPS. 12-23 Theft of 19J4 Ford Mustang, 15000 block of Shennan Dr. NW. Ve­ hicle was recovered. Unlawful possession with intent to ,, deliver. Search warrant served, 11400 · block of 148 Ave. KPN . Vandalism to Key Center Liquor Store. 12-25 Assault arrest, 8100 block SR 302. 12-29 Unlawful manufacture of a con­ 3.99· Wftile S,,.,pplies Last trolled substanc.e. Search warrant served, Drum Auger is the easy way to unclog sinks and toil ets. Just position it over the drain and start turn ing the crank . As, much as 2 1500 block of Tiedman Rd. KPS. 20 ft. of spring-steel wire will unwind to penetr ate and clear' the clog. Burglary, 14100 block ofHollybum •,- in. th ick wire.clears drains up~o 2 in. diameter . ... ,.... QUANTITiES LIMITED Ln. KPN. VCR and wine coolers taken. Homicide , 11500 block of Bliss Co­ chran Rd. KPN. Two juveniles in custody· OPEN - 7 DAYS A WEEK pending charges. · HOURS: If you have any infonnation regarding WE HONOR LIMITED TO these crimes please call the Pierce County BANKCARDS STOCK ON HAND Mon. - Sat. 8-5 Sheriff's .Office at 857-3700. January .30, 1989 KEY fENINS_(JLA NEWS Page 13 More about Ambulance Service Fro -m our scra/Jbooks Continued- from p.l Volunteer fireffghters by Margaret Paul present were also concerned about what concerned ... From the 1869-i969 Centennial News, Cr(?st),1912; also the Audrey, Kumbak, the plans were for the department in the TNT, June 1969: Ariel; Sentinel, Portland, Vega, Jo­ rendering of patient care and transporta­ 4) There is substantialconcern among The "Mosquito Fleet'' boats played a sephine, Sequoia, Compeer, Mocking tion. membersof the Firefighters' Association large-part in the developm~ntof Puget Bird, -Victor,Milton, Sophia, Blue Star, . as to what the future holdsfor theirgroup Sound. ,They were an important link in Alert, Peggy,.Frolic, Glide, Flyer, Favor­ and their servi~s. and how well they will connecting the Gig Harbor and ite, Fairfield, Aberdeen,Delta, Noiwood, Citizens have their say... be prepared to serve the District in.the / Longbranch Peninsulas with :racoma, Dauntless, Blanche, Skagit Chief, Clara All three commissioners(Fleming, months· and years to come if something Seattle and Olympia. They mail, l}rown, Tacoma, Buckling, Chicaree, Fenton and McMillan) were present at camed sho~ld suddenlyhappen to the availabil­ passengers, freight and farm stock and Multnomah, Magnolia, Florence K'., this meetingand it was more orderlythan ity of servicesfrom ·the private contractor. covered communities all around the Burrow,Rho~ful and theLoren (theLoren the meeting held about ten days earlier. 5) There is a lot·of interest· by mem­ Sound. Some were very small, from the C?iffiefrom Vaughn,Key Peninsula). The commissionersprovided a,forum in bers of Fire District 16, including those "Baby Mine/' 26 feet, to the 100-foot From the Peninsula Gateway, which those members of the public who paid, volunteerand associates,.in explor­ "Sentinel." A list of a few or' the boats February 25, 1970: wished to address the meeting were re­ ing plans for talcing steps within the plying local watersand the year they\Yent Key Center is a busy scene again, with quiredto sign up and wereeach given one · Department toward having upgraded in­ into service: Messenger, 18'84 or 1885; big ma.chinery filling in the vast holes left three-minutetime to make their presenta­ house medical capabilitywithout turning Baby Mine, 1886;Gypsy Queen, 1887or by the recent destructive fire. Plans are tion. Approximately -20 citizens, ad­ the transportationof patients over, in to­ 1888; Susie, Meta, 1888; Typhoon, Ty­ being discussed for anothermoqem shop­ dressed the commissioners, with some tal,to an outside contractor. There is a conda, 1890's; Crest, 1901;Tyru s, 1904; ping center. The Vaughn Post Office has duplications of questions and concerns. very strong feeling that this interest, and Atlanta..1912; Bay Island (formerly the been painted a governmentgreen color. The commissionershad the questionsand any associated proposals, have not re­ concernsplaced on a wall chart and, after c~ived-_adequate consideration by the 7) It did s_eemto .those in the audience another meeting,but some·of the commis­ the testimony was completed, took a 20- commissloner~. _ that there was a noticeable lack of com­ sioners ai:enot going to be available for a minute recess to prepare some answers. 6) Many of those in attendance munication.onthis issuebetween the Fire­ while, due to previous -commitments. When the questions and the related an­ wishedthai: the commissionershad done a fighters' Association,the Fire Chief, the Maybe someone will start to put together swers were boiled down to the most im­ better job of. presenting carefully re­ commissioners and even among the a thor.oughly researched, documented portant points, here is what this writer'­ seru:ched,written alternativeplans for the commissioners themselves. In short, it plan that can ' be considered in a few came up with: public to dmsider. It became clear that washarato feel that everyonewas singing weeks... we will see. Rtght now, there·are · 1) The commissionersfeel that it is many of these issues had been coming up from the same sheet .of music. .. some folks who do-notfeel that the issue desirable for District 16 to have ALS for several months, but very little evi­ has been well ad.dressed, and the issue is (paramedic) ambulance service in· place dence of careful homework was made What happens now? certainly still bubbling. on this Penin~ula now, for reasons of available to the audience. It ishard to say - there is spme talk of public serviceand public safety. The only way that they have discoveredto do this is to designateall ambulancetransportation off the Peninsulato the private ambulance D. J_,_ s · MINI MART- service, effective January 1, 1989. The 'cornmissjoners dio this on- their own, · ~ ~Ht:======~ feelingthattheneedwasnowandthatany CHERIE J. MASTRO 8.57-5 .712 -MOBIL GAS · !arrc· andb. o ~ecuve· publ 1c. process would · , ..------~~------,1 coupon • ·- coupon - in'theend,comeupwiththesarneanswer •• FR.EE . •• ' . CakeDonuts " •• for the same reasons. 2) The effect of the change outlined I Canof COKEor DIETCOKE I $1.9.9.doz. I above would be to shift much of the cost I withpurchase of any ' I - 4 . powderedsugar I of ambulance service from the tax-sup- I SUBor DELISANDWICH I 4 . cinnamon I ported public area to the actual users of I _ withcoupon only _I 4. frosted withcoupon only I the ambulance. Those who agree with thispointofapproachwouldnotethatitis L e~2-10-89I ex~-15-l!J similartoparkfeesforthosewhocamp HUlJKS:______==~~------~-~· i.e:Thosewhowanttocampmustpayfor Mon-Fri 5:30am- 10:00pm Express ~ -='-= '--' ~ ~ the campground. Sat 6:00am - 10:00pm · 3) There are many members of the Sun 7:00am- 10:00pm 13706 SR 302 Key Peninsula North communitywho have grown used to our excellent, publicly paid for ambulance service in the past, and they are unhappy. The commissioners are largely saying that they are sorry but they have made a decision that they feel is best for the Dis­ TIRE & CAR CARE SE.RVICE trict, and that is the way it is going to be. oJ·s More about Jackson Lake INVENTORY CLOSEOUT! Continued from p.1 ------1'1!'!"".!!"-1 thearea canremain as bomesforpeople as NEWRIKEN TIRE SPECIAL well as be declared a sensitivewatershed. • P 175/?0R-12$35.00 ea. • P195/70R-14 $ 43.67· A:notherpoint made was that it not only • P 165/70R-13$38.00 ea . • P215/HR60-15 $64.00 controlsth e qualityof Herron Creekbut is • P.175/708-13_ · $38.02ea • P215/65HR-15. $65.00 very likely part of the rechar,ge area for • P 185/70R-14$3'6.00 ea _ Key Peninsula aquife(S which serve all Priceincludes mounting and balancing. area wells. Another meeting on this sensitive 1Q%Sp ecial Discounton car(new and caps) TRACTION TIRES issue will be held with Councilman Cyr on February 27 at 7 pm at KP Civic Limitedto stock on hand· , . · Center, Vaughn. The public is invited to 13712 S.R. 302 attend. ArleenLonning can be reached at 851-4 .606 ' GIG HARBOR, WA.. 98335 ·-- 881-~160 for further information. -~ To :·.-. . cbinpared to others of ~e same-~x and age. This is called a cardiac risk assess- in the Library< _ment and consists of checking fasting Filipino cooJdngdemonstration Your blood tests and feeQingother information The Friends of the Key C~ter Library into the equation. These tests are avail­ all who al,!endthe program. H·eal-th will-·host a Filipino~c;ookingdempnstra­ able at most doctors' offices and are rec­ . Vickie describes traditional Filipino by Wm F. Roes, MD tion by Vickie Krause on Wednesday, food-as an ei citing adventure of the ommendedif you have a family historyof taste February 8, at 7 pm in the Key Center . .SouthPacµic and ttuftw9nderful,changes heart disease, .cholesterol over 240 or Most people are now aware of the 'Library. are rung by variations in· procedure and other risk factors. If you have questionsor in:iportanceof controlling cholesterol to The demonstration will include intriguing use of familiar ingredients in are interested in the cardiac risk assess­ lower the risk of coron~ heart disease, Lumpia, an appetizer very much like egg unexpectedways. ment contact your health careprovider. hut cholesterol is only one part of the roll. only with a crisper, lighter shell! Filipino traditions have been passed e.quation.Each individualhas a combina­ Adobo, a combination of pork and down through Vickie Krause's family. tion of risk factors which raise or lower chicken stewed in a.soy sauce base and Her mother was born in the Philippines their chances of developingarteriosclero­ Schoolofficials Pancit, stir fry meat and vegetables fried and Vickie was born in Hawaii. She sis of the coronary arteries (narrowingof with two types of noodles. presently lives on the Penir;isula and the blood vessels that supply the heart). meetwith -"Safe As Vickie cooks and explains the works at the KP Health Center. -Some of thes~factors cannot bechanged, dishes, she will discuss the many influ­ All Friends of the Key Center Library such as family history of coronary heart Streets"group ences that have fonned traditional Fili­ programs are free and open to the public. disease at a young age or being male. pino food from Malaysia, China and A business meeting will precede the pro­ Increasing age also increases the likeli­ Several administratorsfrom the Pen­ insula School District joined with other Spain. She will also explore cu·stoms of gram at6pm. h()()!iof heart pro6lems but is also not a the Philippines. Samples of the various . Reminder: preschool storytimes controllable part of the equation. Other concerned community leaders from Pierce County on Wednesday, January dishesand writte.n recipes will be given io will be · Febr: 3 at 10:30 am._ factors can and should be worked on to improve chances of survival. The most 25, to hear a preview of the County's new Those attending from the Peninsula obvious. controllable risk factor is ciga­ "Safe Streets" program, a fight against School District included Superintendent sula High School Vice-Principal Dave drug distribution and gang violence. rette smoking ~ hich greatly iricreases of SchoolsTom Hulst, AssistantSuperin ­ Wheeler, Gig Harbor High School Vice­ your. chanc~s of a heart attack; simply Speakers included Tacoma Police tendent. John Anneinia, Henderson Bay Principal Craig Shurick an(j -School Chief Ray Fjetland who said that those stoppingsmoking -decreases your risks no High School Principal Jim Baker, Penin- Board member Keith Stiles. matter yourage. Some fa~tors are related living in the outlying parts of the County should understand that "drugs. are not a to specific disease states and it has been Continuous Pre-Painted demonstrated that controlling those dis­ Tacoma problem but an area-wide prob- · 1em;_Tacoma just happens to,be the_mar­ eases improves the rislFstatus . Specifi~ Aluminum <;;utters & Downspouts ketplace currently in favor." He stated cally for those with hypertension or dia­ that inany people from·affluent, outlying betis: improving the blood pressure or • Residential areasofthecounty(andnearby)driveinto controlling the glucose level are impor­ • Commercial tant steps to take. Similarly, losing Tacoma to buy drugs "because that's where th~ store is." Other speakers in­ • Mobile Homes weight if your are obese and bringing · down an elevated cholesterol level are cluded County Sheriff Chuck Robbins, "Safe Streets" project head Lyle Quasim, both valuable: Pierce County ExecutiveJoe Stortini and OL YM .PIC GUTTER CO. Recent medical studies have been Tacoma City Superintendentof Schools · · 275-5557 successful in quantifying · these risks Lillian Barna - Call Now For Free Estimate

o/JlL'E'J{'I'J?i.fE:S'1J.9lY IS '1'11'LS'D.9l'Y,:F'E'B. 14 SPINNER'S HEARTH & . COUNTRY STORE Formerly The Ice Cream Shoppe Give the Love Struck (next to the Pizza Factory) ---- , Key Center, Washington GARFIELD (206) 884- 9000 Bouquet • Darigold • Quality Hand­ Your. S\Yeetheart will really get styck on Teleflora's exclusive Ice Cream spinning Fleeces Love Struck GARFIELD · • Caravali • White Romney & Bouquet. It's America's favorite Gourmet Coffee .Natural Colored cart oon cat with a big bouquet of • Bakery Mixes • Gaywool Dyes & fresh flowers. The suction cup on - - Slivers his back lets him attach to walls • Lunch Specials and mirrors. To send one • Hearty Soups • Louet Spinning anywhere, call or visit our • Wax Orchards, · Wheels shop today. t,:::--..._:.-:.,.. """_ . Jams& Juices • Cookie Art $ 25·00 6-r~-~- plusdelivery ( Pricesvary on orderssent out of area) FEBRUARY18 12:00- 2:00 See usfor otliergifts of Cove. KITT'S LLAMAS WiLL BE IN OUR PARKING FloralDesigns of ROSES,CARNATIONS , and,MIXED FLOWERS LOT. COME BY, PET THE LLAMAS, , . . BRING THE KIDS 'le!!us ~'Iclcflora . :.AND YOUR CAMERA! 884-3937 BRING THIS AD AND RECEIVE 25¢ OFF Mon.- Sat-.9 --6 .A DOUBLE SCOOP -WAFFLE CONE .S!,!Q,.,H:~ ~ - J~;-r "" .....c...... ,.~ .:-,"-.,··-~'.·-4f..... 11_..- ._.-~.. -·. ¥,.:" ··., . !. ·• • . "' ..... , • ,,.., ~. Jaquary ·30;_1:989 · KEY P~NINSULA ~EW~ P~~~ 15 I . · Enjoy your free time and aclean home . Quality work at affordable prices; serving WANTED FOR SALE Key Peninsula. FO( free estimates call Annette at 88.4-9012 or Roni at884-9330. · SEWING WANTED : Alterations­ Watkins Products are available, call *********************************mending - zippers replaced - new gar­ Bushnell's Landscape Installation . and Myrtle Keizur at 884-3566. ments. Call Myrtle 884-3566 VISA/MC Marv Quality rock walls, professionally in­ VISA/MC welcome. SERVICES welcome. stalled sod and seed lawns, top soil. ********************************** ********************************** 884-2585. AMWAY products now being offered REAL ESTATE SALESPEOPLE Angel Guild Tlfriftshop -located in KC ******************'*************** from Purdy to Longbranch . For a free WANTED! Office located in a fast grow­ Corral at Key Center. Donations from KP House Cleaning Unlimited - Residential catalog and dependable servicing, call ing area. Only those willing to work need residents for benefit of KP residents. and Commercial. 884-4213. Amway distributor Elaine Lefler-at 851- apply. All applications confidential. Lowest prices. Be a benefactor! Open ********************************* 4452. Write PO Box 336, Vaughn, WA 98394. Thurs/Fri/Sat 10 am to 4 pm. Automotive tune-ups $25 plus parts. *********************************'· ********************************* ********************************** Solve your gift problems and .never Major/minor tepairs. On-$ite repairs Earn more money in '89. Great income Aerobic Classes KP Civic Center start­ leave· home. Over 2,000 ·ite!llSpl us dis­ available. 23 years experience. potential for ambitious person. Will train. ing Jan 9. Mon, Wed, Fri: 9-10 am. countS up to40%. UseyourVisaandMC. ' 858-7641 Call 536-1481. . Babysitting available, nominal fee. 884- ***************~*****************~********************************* Call Marv Keizur, Myr Mar Products 3642. · Chimney Sweep. Cpimney cleaning and 884-3566. Wetzel's Recycling. Effective February . **************************-******* inspection by Peter Hitt. Serving Key ********************************** 11 all bottles from General Brewing Ce. Semi-retired Carpenter. Basement to Peninsula. 851-3174. 1978 Ford Pinto. Excellent running will be taken_only as glass. Prior to that roof repairs. License BILLMC122N3. ******************************;le** condition, cute and clean. $650 . . we will bay them. Bring your bottles in Call Bill 851-8157. Want a new hobby? Create something 884-4364. ********************************* prior to 2/11. ********************************' ·- new! CJasse~ in Fabric, Tole, Decorative ********************************* We're back! Personalized TAX PRE­ and Western Art. Books, paints, wood, 1974 Dodge. 4x4. Crew cab, flat bed, Legal Secretary/ Asst. O~e of the qistest PARATION-ACCOUNTING SERV­ supplies and painted items for safe. winch. $1,800. 884-4364. growing j9b areas, and predicted to grew , ICES. Many years experience. Cal Marv Homestead Crafts 857-3307. **********************************. . ·Keizur 884-3566- MYR-MAR Account­ . **********************************even more in the l 990s. Get your training atBATES. Classopening ·now. CallMrs. ing Service and Notary Public. VISA/MC Key Peninsula Tax Service - certified PERSONALS Grimit or Mrs. Hulscher at 596-1569 for welcome:_ · Income tax preparation. Reasonable. an interview appointment. *********************************884,9912. ********************************* Nee(} a fob done? Lawn mowed, car *************************'********* ADOPTION. Doctor and wife- with much love and , security wish to· adopt washed, leaves raked, windows washed, Engine Rep~ir. Automotive, truck, white newborn. Call collect C818)992- yard work etc? Tasks for Teens; spon­ heavy equipment, diesel ancl marine. 18 _ 456(). . ,, . sored-by KPLions,-will match your job yrs experience. Call Chuck, 884:4364. with ii.young person ready to do the work. **************-******************* ********************************* If you need to -h~ve a job done, call 884-9370. ********************************** ' -. RED ·DOGS1' -: .GROCERY,BAKERY & VIDEO IN KEV CENTER 900-~-MOVIES * * . 2 for1 MONDAYTHRU . THURS0AY NO M.EMBEl.f ~S~IR . ' * CONVENIENTSHOP ·PING-BUY ¥OUR CHIPS ,, . . ( POP,. BEE_R AND MOVIESALL AT ON~ . SPOT 884, -4602 Bill, Lesi,. Ruth, Ju-ie, ~athy, PatJi, Dan~~ and Carey ,, t t ... ., ... 4 ...... - .... , .. .. ~· • • ,II, .. 4 • - •• ~ • - • • • Page 16 KEY PENINSULA NEWS January 30, 1989

~ ...... ::~ .. KEY PENINSULA CIVIC CENTER EVENTS February 1989 Sunday Monday Tuesday W~dnesday- Thursday Friday Saturday

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Rocky Bay Senior Society 1 1-4 pm Bear Den 3 3:30-5 pm Rocky Bay 12:30-1:30 p , 12:30-1:30 pm Skate 6-7:45, 8-9:30p Bingo 6:30-10 pm Karate 7 -9 pm CAC7pm ,Grange 7-10 pm Teen NA 7:30-9 pm Pau!Cyr7 pm

5 Rocky Bay 12:30-l:3 0p6 7 ·8 9 10 11 KP Seniors AAU 5:30-9pm Aerobics 9-10 am Faith Chapel (am) KP Seniors 10-11 am Aerobics 9-10 am Bear Den 3 Webelos 7-8:30 pm Rocky Bay Firefighters' Awards Church, Gold Rm. 6-8p Wolf Den 4 3:30-5 pm Rocky Bay Karate VFW & Auxiliary 7-9 p Skate Night Banquet Men's Basketball Karate 7-9 pm Bingo Teen NA Teen NA 7:30-9 pm PAA 9-11:30 am 6:30-8 :30 pm KPCCA Exec Board Park Board KPCCABoard PAA 6: 15-8:45 pm

12 14 16 17 Aerobics 9-10 am 13 15 18 Faith Chapel (am) Senior Society Rocky Bay WolfDen4 Aerobics Aerobics Food Bank Dinner Church, Gold Rm. 6-8p Bear Den 3 AAU Karate Rocky Bay Rocky Bay 5-9pm Karate Men's Basketball Webelos Bingo , Ska~Night Twilite Dance Club 6:30-8:30 pm Teen NA ...... __., Teen NA 9pm -1 am PAA ~ Cootiettes

19 20 21 22 23 24 25 Aerobics Fai_!hChapel (am) Rocky Bay Aerobics KP Seniors Aerobics Wnlf D.::n4 KPCC 50s/60s Dance Church, Gold Rm. 6-8p Karate Rocky Bay AAU K3"-atc· Rocky Bay Men's Basketball Teen NA Skate Night 9p m-l:30 am Webelos Rodd Use Com. 7:'.:0p Bingo 6:30-8:30 pm Teen NA Bear Den 3

Aerobics 26 Rock:y·Bay 27 28 Faith Chapel (am) KPHC7pm Happy Church, Gold Rm. 6-8p AAU Wolf0en4 Men's Basketball Webelos Karate Pau!Cyr7pm 6:30-8:30 pm Teen NA Valentine's Day Boy Scouts Dinner 5-9 p

1 Visit $3.00 20 Visits ·$50.00 ,_ , 10 Visits $27.50 30 Visits $67.50 \ First Time Guest 3 Visits for $7.50 Sy{viaS Styling •9j •• & 'Tanning ,---- ·,I ~ ·sa{on PERMS NOW $32.00

'- Reg. $40.00

'JGC. Carta£ In 'Beautiful 'lJownwwnXf,y Center 884-24 79 ca££~or ~our ~ppointment 'Ioaay 'lnurstfay 'Evenings 6y ~ppointment.