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Photo Gallery
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NOVEMBER 2007 |
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Candidates for various offices at a forum in
October sponsored by the KP Community
Council.
Photo by Danna Webster |
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Key Peninsula Middle School students dressed
up in costumes for a recent Spirit Day at
the school.
Photo by Mindi LaRose
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In mid-October, the annual convening of
harbor seals on Von Geldern Cove was a sure
sign that the seasons are changing.
Photo by Hugh McMillan
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Much respected retired Peninsula High School
agricultural teacher Ross Bischoff cuddles
his creation of a mailbox witch as he
displays offerings of home grown pumpkins at
his barn off Hoff Road in Home. Bischoff is
a member of the Key Peninsula Metro Park
District Board, an originating force in
developing the Gig Harbor Farmers’ Market,
and with his son, Jon, runs the family’s
barn shop featuring seasonal farm products,
freshly made cider, and home made fudge and
jams.
Photo by Hugh McMillan
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Courtney Cupps
visits with farm animals at Wong Farms at
the October Harvest Fest.
Photo by Karina Whitmarsh
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Eighth grader Brooklyn Chaney gives a grand
tour of the gorgeous Lakebay farm “Fairview
Acres.” The farm and country store is owned
by her grandparents, Coni and Ron Chaney.
Photo by Mindi LaRose
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The
Harvest Fest included various demonstrations
including, pictured here, a dog-training
exhibit (and sheep herding).
Photo by Karina Whitmarsh
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Liz
Gefre and Cinda Baldwin of Windermere Key
Realty present a gift basket (filled with
items donated by local farmers) to Ted Van
Tuyl, the winner of a Harvest Fest raffle.
Photo courtesy Windermere Key Realty
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DECEMBER 2007 |
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Yzahir Cornelio, teacher Kim George, and
Makayla Percy of Vaughn Elementary School’s
ECEAP program give Peninsula Schools
Superintendent Terry Bouck, a lesson in
water color painting on Nov. 8.
Photo by Hugh McMillan
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Joseph Lindhartsen greets supporters like
Andrea Jerabek of Safe Streets at his
Civic
Center fundraiser dinner
Nov. 10. The event was organized by Sheryl
Mirenta (L) who kept the evening hopping by
updating the progress of the silent auction
, making introductions, and introducing the
entertainment.
Photo by Danna
Webster
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About 75 domestic turkeys (worth nearly
$2,000)were delivered by the members of
Narrows Strut Busters (pictured) to five
area food banks (Gig Harbor, Port Orchard,
Bremerton, Belfair, and the Key Peninsula)
on Nov. 10.
Photo courtesy NSB
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Local authors Mike Stork (“Foss Maritime
Family”) on right, Chuck Fowler (“Tall Ships
of Puget Sound”) and Colleen Slater (“The
Key Peninsula”) at their book signing during
the grand opening events for the new Borders
Books in Gig Harbor.
Photo courtesy Jim Stork
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. At Evergreen Elementary, Veterans’ Day
ceremonies included a rendition of patriotic
and service songs by students as a projector
simultaneously showed images of veterans.
Photo by Hugh McMillan
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Minter Elementary students sing patriotic
songs for a full house of visitors under the
direction of music teacher Paula DeMoss.
Photo by Hugh McMillan
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The Friday before Thanksgiving, Gig Harbor
Kiwanis’ member Terry Johnson delivers to
the Key Peninsula Community Services/Food
Bank, among other things, a number of
turkeys.
Photo by Hugh McMillan
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Key Peninsula Middle School students (left
to right Meghan Thomas, Codie Hickman and
Joe Tysdale celebrate their school
spirit for "costume day."
Photo by Mindi LaRose
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Friends and KP Middle School students
Victoria Resch (left) and Nicki Rossberg
volunteer at the KP Civic Center’s Halloween
bash, taking food donations for the KP food
bank as the “admission fee.”
Photo by Rodika Tollefson
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Judges Kae Thompson (left) and Aubryn
McCarren look very serious as they go
through the difficult task of selecting this
year’s costume winners.
Photo by Rodika Tollefson
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Blair Burmark, 17, a member of the Peninsula
High School Honor Society, volunteers to
keep the little “goblins” happy at the dart
board, one of many games that were part of
the Halloween fest.
Photo by Hugh McMillan
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Mike Knapp of Vaughn, is just a kid clowning
around to the delight of the smaller kids.
In his other life he is an inventory
specialist for McLendon’s Hardware.
Photo by Hugh McMillan
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Ravensara employees watch as Peninsula Light
Co. workers fix an electrical line during
the windstorm on Nov. 11. A tree came down,
hit the line and caused a fire that was
quickly put out by firefighters.
Photo by Mindi LaRose
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