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The Central Washington Uni- Central Washington University's Wind Ensemble that will pm 'onn at the College Band Directors National msocia-
versity Wind Ensemble will be tion Conference in Seattle on March 25. CWU students Storm Woodyard (percussion) and Morgan Pendon (saxo-
one of seven groups performing phone) are both from Shelton.
at the College Band Directors
National Association (CBDNA) on the University of Washington and an Alan Hovhaness scholar, together for several years, alone CWU's ensembles have re-
conference in Seattle. Two Shel- campus, will also take part in the perfor- The musical selections for ceived four national and three
ton students, Storm Woodyard "This is the biggest and most mance as a guest conductor,their performance range from regional invitations to perform at
and Morgan Pendon will perform prestigious event possible for a The concert is free and open . contemporary to traditional corn- professional conferences.
in this prestigious event, university wind ensemble," said to the public. For more informa- positions, including "Symphony This will be the second time
In addition, CWU is one of Larry Gookin, music professor tion go to depts.washington.edu/ No. 53, Star Dawn," by Alan Hov- CWU's Wind Ensemble has per-
only three ensembles that ranked and director of bands, uwwinds/cbdna/conference-over- haness, "Dragon Rhyme" by Chen formed at a CBDNA National
high enough in audition process Gookin will conduct the en- view/concerts/. Yi and "Profanation" by Leonard Conference. The previous perfor-
to perform at Benaroya Hall, semble's performance, which will The CWU ensemble consists of Bernstein. mance was in Boulder, Colorado
home of the Seattle Symphony be held at 3:30 p.m on March 25 56 members ranging from fresh- The Wind Ensemble is one of in 1995. CBDNA conferences are
Orchestra. The other ensembles at Benaroya Hall. Keith Brion, men to graduate students. Most almost two-dozen performing held every two years in different
will be performing at Meany Hall conductor of the New Sousa Band of the members have per-formed ensembles at Central. This year areas of the United States.
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March 24, 1961 in Brea,
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Calif.; Albany, Ore.; Dallas,
Texas and, for the past 20
years, in Mason County.
Dick is a fleet manager
for Thurston County. Pat
worked as an office man-
ager for 18 years prior to
retiring from; Evergreen
Christian Community in
Olympia.
They have been members
of the Christian Communi-
ty Church for 22 years.
Their anniversary will
be observed by traveling
to Victoria, B.C. in March,
then to Ireland in July and
fmaly to London in Septem-
ber.
Their children are An-
netto Stenger (Tony), Tri-
cia Petrinovich (Stephen)
and Toby Weston (Rhon-
da). They also have seven
grandchildren.
MGH receives donation for MRI
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The Shelton Hospital Association (SHA) recently donated $58,000
to Mason General Hospital towards the purchase of a new MRI.
The new MRI will join the list of the many high tech diagnostic
pieces of equipment MGH has, including a CT Scan (seen in for
ground). Bruce Jorgeuson, president of the SHA (second fronf
left), recently presented the check to Hospital representatives Bob
Appel, MGH CEO (right); Don Wilson, president of the Board of
Hospital Commissioners (far right); and Eric Moll, MGH CAO, (far
left). Over the years, the Shelton Hospital Association has donated
more than $1.3 million to MGH to be used for equipment and pro-
grams. "The Association was started with assets from the sale of
the Shelton Hospital in the sixties," said Jorgenson. "We invested
the proceeds of $250,000, which has grown to a portfolio worth
more than a $1 million."
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Page B-8 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, March 24; 2011
Three local students re-
ceived trophies and cash
awards from Mason County
PUD 3 for their electricity-
related projects at Skookum
Rotary's Mason County Sci-
ence Fair on March 19. All
award winners were eighth
grade students at Mason
County Christian School in
Shelton.
The $25 first place award
went to Madeline Cook for
her project on tidal power.
The $15 second place award
went to Isaiah Manning for
his project on wind energy.
The $10 third place award
went to Robbie Dale for his
project entitled 24 Hour
Windmill.
PUD 3 is pleased to re-
ward outstanding students
in Mason County who are
committed to learning about
the important role that elec-
tricity plays in our daily
lives. The PUD is especially
pleased that Skeekum Ro-
tary has taken a leadership
role in encouraging local
scholars in their scientific
pursuits.