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THE DARING YOUNG MEN and their driving machines from Cub Pack
110 are pictured above, still flushed with excitement from their
competition. Top winners in the back row, left to right, are Carl Tostevin,
Clint Arney, John Ziegler and Brian Cook. Alternates and special award
. winners in the front row are David Stevenson, Bryce Ulrich, Sean Valley,
Chris Stark, Chris Johnston and Mike Thompson, shown left to right.
ub Pack 11 0 names derby winners
- Was no roar of engines heats progressed, with each Cub
of exhaust smoke, but
ternent of the race was
nevertheless as Cub Scouts
a.rents of Pack 110
m the United Methodst
h for their annual
24 pack meeting
exclusively to the
dOUble elimination event
cars entered. Noise levels
record highs as the race
in turn experiencing the thrill of
victory or the agony of defeat.
Competition was especially
keen at this year's race because
the top prizes were tickets to the
Seattle Supersonics-New Jersey
Nets basketball game on January
27. The race judges from Pack
126 were hard-pressed to pick
the winners of several races, and
a number of dead heats had to
be rerun.
Briggs talks to club
January meeting of relaxation and coordination of
MUsic Club was held in
of Geneva Sliva with
as assisting hostess.
presided.
Le Scott Briggs gave a
"Suzuki Method of
• " Mrs. Briggs,
lght music in Oregon
and was at
',ham from 1973 until
:rst met Suzuki in 1962
tended workshops in
also attended Oberlin
Ohio, for six weeks at a
amhe, eting of American
ners Association. She
n to go to Japan and
at first hand the
of very young
ruder Suzuki's
g. method
'urn are first taught
Gray
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r SheI.Toa
;uild will meet at
today in the home of
With Jean Rohr as
*'J 'lans will be made for
yUp's an-- •
-ual rummage sale
held n Fel 10 in the
t. Chairperson
eanette Gavin.
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body with games that apply to
correct position for violin
playing. Music is first taught by
rote, in private lessons and small
groups.
With all children learning and
memorizing the same music they
can participate in the large
gathering each year at the
National Festival in Tokyo.
Small groups from Japan have
toured the United States for the
past several years.
Musical selections played by
Lani Samuelson and May
Winiecki were two-piano
arrangements of Bach numbers
and several popular songs
including "Over the Rainbow"
and "Tea for Two."
Announcement was made of
When all the shouting was
over, Carl Tostevin's car had
clattered down the wooden track
to capture the first-place honors.
Clint Arney won the
second.place award, with John
Ziegler in third place and Brian
Cook in fourth.
The four top winners will
represent the pack at the District
Pinewood Derby on March 11.
First, second and third
alternates, who will represent the
pack if any of the top winners
cannot attend the district race,
are Chris Stark, Bryce Ulrich and
Mike Thompson.
Three special prizes were
presented. That for most unusual
car went to Chris Johnston; the
award for most colorful vehicle
was won by Scan Valley; and the
best design prize was received by
David Stevenson.
Pack l l0's Pinewood Derby
race cars will be included as part
of a window display at the J.C.
the State Parade of American
Music program which is to be
held in Olympia on February 25
in United Churches. Coffee hour
at 9:30 a.m. will be followed by
a 10 a.m. board meeting.
Luncheon will be served at noon
with program to follow.
Those wishing to attend
should contact Rachel Wagner at
426-6329 or Lou Cowles at
426-2573.
Card club
meets on
Monday
North-South winners at the
Monday evening meeting of
Shelton Bridge Club were Doris
Christy and Bob Quimby, Lil
Updyke and Joan Renn, Bob and
Lucy Geyerman.
Winners for East-West were
Bruce Kreger and Clyde Ruddell,
Etta Rector and Frances
Sanderson, Norm Hulburt and
Hazel Selson.
All bridge players are
welcome to attend club meetings
held in the PUD Auditorium at
7:15 p.m. each Monday.
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Penney Store during Scoutweek,
February 6-11.
The next pack meeting for
Pack 110 will be the annual Blue
and Gold Dinner on February
27.
Mason County P.U.D. No. 3
announces the
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THIS RACE was not one of the closest in Cub Scout Pack 110%
Pinewood Derby held in the Methodist Church on January 24. Mere
fractions of an inch determined victory in many heats. Winners will
compete in district run-offs on March 11.
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through a program that we just recently began. It's called the
Energy Efficient Home Award Program.
Basically, the program recognizes and honors homes that are
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