| 1997.024.016.249 |
Article |
Moon Woo: Head of the Lion Dragon in the Chinatown Grande Parade Thursday night, strikes one of his less terrifying poses during the big procession. |
He Looks Dangerous |
| 1997.024.016.250 |
Article |
Mrs. Robert Swanson, 23, Belligham, recovering in Harborview Country Hospital from burns she suffered when her home burned 14 months ago. The nurse with her, Miss Evelyn Lung, held up a picture of two of her children for her to look at. |
LONG SIEGE |
| 1997.024.016.251 |
Article |
A big gorup picture likely taken at Garfield High School. |
GARFIELD |
| 1997.024.016.252 |
Article |
Royal Portrait:
33 Seafair princesses wore their prettiest smiles as they 'sat' for a group portrait last night in the Olympic Hotel, scene of the Coronation Ball for Beverly Kaye Smith, selected as 1955 Queen of the Seas. |
NEW SEAFAIR QUEEN BEVERLY KAYE SMITH CROWNED |
| 1997.024.016.253 |
Article |
A scene marked the high point in the celebration of the "Double Tenth" by Seattle's Chinese last night. The photo shows the crowd filled the street from curbs to curbs at 7th Ave. South and King Street as a writhing dragon paraded to the music of a Chinese band. |
SEATTLE CHINESE CELEBRATE 'DOUBLE TENTH'. |
| 1997.024.016.254 |
Article |
Elinore Eng smiled her delight at being namedqueen of Seattle's Chinese Community. |
ORIENTAL SPLENDOR |
| 1997.024.016.255 |
Article |
Advertisement of Lewiston's Majestic Cafe. Photo of manager Michael Lee shown. |
The Majestic Cafe |
| 1997.024.016.256 |
Article |
Six contestants will compete for title Miss Seattle Chinese Community at Seafair activities. They are Jean Chinn, Phylis Chinn, Hazel Eng, Katie Wong, Sandra Wong,and Maxine Loo. |
Miss Seattle Chinese Community Candidates |
| 1997.024.016.257 |
Article |
Mrs. Merville W. Mclnnis, decorations chairman of the Washington Sate International Trade Fair banquet, was given decorating ideas by foreign friends who sbowed her typical craft articles from their countries. They were Ms. Yun-Cheng Lu, Mrs. Bartolome Umayam, Mrs. Yoshiharu Takeno and Mrs. Vasant Surati of India. |
DECORATORS |
| 1997.024.016.258 |
Article |
Ornate balcony of Gee How Oak China Association on King Sat. gives trade Fair aids dramatic setting for planning session. |
ATMOSPHERE OF OLD CHINA IN SEATTLE SETTING |
| 1997.024.016.259 |
Article |
Silas Jue adjusted Dale Wong's headdress as they prepared for a dance. Sherman Woo and Terry Chinn watched. |
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| 1997.024.016.260 |
Article |
Scoutsof Troop 254, Silas Jue and Terry Chinn, were practicing for an Indian hula dance in Plains Indian costume. Terry Chinn is the drummer. |
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| 1997.024.016.261 |
Article |
SAM BROWN of the Weyerhaeuser Timber Co. discussed with student leaders Dave Brown, Penny Wong and Jim Nick ,at Cleveland High School his participation int the forestry section of a school vocational conference. |
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| 1997.024.016.262 |
Article |
Ken Brooks, Sealth High School baseball manager, and Lancing Chinn Garfield golf manager, grinned at the misspelled first name on a poster which Bulldog golfers presented to Chinn. |
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| 1997.024.016.263 |
Article |
Carol Giron, a Garfield High School photography pupil, posed in a corner of the classroom studio for two fellow pupils, Larry Chow and Willie Barrington. |
HIGH SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHY |
| 1997.024.016.264 |
Article |
Pert Cheryl Chow, tacks up one of 1,500 posters which will be appearing on downtown lamp posts inviting everyone to the Washington State International Trade Fair . Also in the picture is Miss Seattle- Sharon Samuelson. |
Welcome 'Mats' Posted |
| 1997.024.016.265 |
Article |
Students Ruth Russell, Donald Eng and William Farrington are with head teacher Mrs. Gloster for rehearsal of presentation of diplomas at Fairland Sanatorium in Seattle's North End. |
Battling TB, They Won Fight For Education |
| 1997.024.016.266 |
Article |
Mrs. D.K. Weaver, international-dinner chairman for the Y.W.C.A.'s World Fellowship Fiesta, checked the menus items with Andrea Mar, Hisako Toyokawa. |
International Menus |
| 1997.024.016.267 |
Article |
Injured mountain climber Jack R. Slenofer, rests in Virginia Mason Hospital. Nurse Elinore Eng takes care of him. |
Recuperating After Glacier Fall |
| 1997.024.016.268 |
Article |
Willard Jue, an instructor of Boy Scout, also has been called upon to teach Camp Fire and Girl Scout leaders. Picture was taken at Seward Park. |
WILLARD JUE |
| 1997.024.016.269 |
Article |
Willard Jue teaches Camp Fire leaders: Mrs. Ernest L. Roller, Mrs. Ray Courtney and Mrs. Albert Schuster. |
JUE |
| 1997.024.016.270a&b |
Article |
Willard Jue for years has delighted in sharing his knowledge of plants with Seattle's Boy Scouts. |
Nature Teacher |
| 1997.024.016.271a&b |
Article |
-a: LEARNING EARLY, Melvin Locke and Shari Woo learned the Chinese character for 'middle' or 'central' from Mrs. Anne Lau.
-a:EASY DOES IT, Nancy Mah, Sanford Hum, Wanda Eng are learning Chinese calligraphy using brushes.
-b:CHINESE PRIMER, Mickey Mah, read the Chinese version of "See Jane Run..."
-b:I KNOW, TEACHER, Ginger Wah raised her hand and flashed a knowing smile when she knew the answer to a question. |
-It Says 'Central'.
-Pens Are Brushes
-'Backward' Reader
-In Any Language |
| 1997.024.016.272 |
Article |
Rollicking Time in Chinatown:
A Chinese Dragon, for centuries a symbol of happiness and celebration winds its way along the parade route in Chinatown last night as thousands of watchers line the street curbs and sidewalks.
Ping Chow led the team. |
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| 1997.024.016.273 |
Article |
Harry Wong, in Trader Vic's restaurant, showed the Washington Natural Gas Co.'s economist, June Holladay, how he lights the combination of crab and shrimp in white sauce, wine and brandy to give it its distinctive flavor. |
TRADER VI'S SPECIALITY: FLAMING SPAGHETTI |
| 1997.024.016.274 |
Article |
Dorothy Neighbors (Marilyn Kirkby) of The Seattle Times, learned from Norselander Restaurant's assistant chef, Eng Kung Wen on how lobster thermidor is made. |
NORSELANDER: LOBSTER THERMIDOR |
| 1997.024.016.275 |
Article |
Racking Wielding Is Their Forte:
Tennis Champion Mrs. Amy Yee coaches youngest son Gary on proper racket grip while others in family, Linda, Joyce, Gordon and Mr. Yee, watch. |
Yee Whiz, Yees String Along Together: South Side Home is House of Tennis Champions |
| 1997.024.016.276 |
Article |
It's in the family: Wilma Eng was named Miss Chinese Community this year and her sister, Eleanor, won in 1956. (A distant cousin, Ruby Eng, was '58 queen) |
Eng Dynasty Continues; Wilma New Miss Chinese Community |
| 1997.024.016.277 |
Article |
Dragon Men: Ed Wong, a 6-footer, and Willie Chin, 5 feet 1/2 inch, are among the men who operate Chinatown's spectacular dragon. |
It's A Tougher Inside Job: Dragon's Fierceness Skin Deep |
| 1997.024.016.278 |
Article |
Deadly Bush: Willard G. Jue of the University of Washington Arboretum showed the characteristic leaves and berries of the poisonous woody nightshade plant. |
Warning: Deadly Nightshade Plant Widespread |
| 1997.024.016.279 |
Article |
SPEAKING OUT: Lesile Cribley, boys' adviser at Garfield High School, listened as roll-room representatives discussed school problem at their weekly meeting. |
WORKING TOGETHER |
| 1997.024.016.280 |
Article |
President of the United Savings Bank, Robert Chinn, is hosting a week long celebration to mark thir fourth anniversary. |
Free TV Set, Coffee, Cake, Orchids To Highlight United Savings Bank Party |
| 1997.024.016.281 |
Article |
Words of Christina Fong reveal what the Christian faith means to a young American of Chinese background. |
CHRISTINA FONG |
| 1997.024.016.282 |
Article |
Happy: Mrs. Harry W. Pang holds her two foster children, Weng Mooi, 2 1/2 and her brother Hing Wah, 11 months, orphans who arrived here from Hong Kong Thursday. |
Two Tots Turn Childless Home Into Empire |
| 1997.024.016.283 |
Article |
Top Scholar: Dr. Henry Schmitz, University of Washington president, yesterday presented the President's Medal to David Bing Jue Chang, 20, Chang, a native of Seattle, had straight A's through college. |
David Chang Top U.W. Scholar |
| 1997.024.016.284 |
Article |
Refugees in Hong Kong will receive 4,400 pounds of food in CARE packages bought with money raised here by the Chi-Ettes, Chinese girls' service organization. Sandra Chun and Frieda Ching presented a check for $224 to Mrs. Marguerite Kelly of CARE office. |
REFUGEES IN HONG KING |
| 1997.024.016.285 |
Article |
Art Louie and Jim Ross showed off their identical 24-pound-11-ounce steelhead catches. |
TWIN CATCHES |
| 1997.024.016.286 |
Article |
Five girls are nominated as finalists in the contest to pick a queen to reign over the Seattle Chinese Community during Seafair. They are Norma Chun, Valerie Chinn, Charlene Eng, Shirlee Huey, and Virginia Wong. |
Finalists Are Selected
5 Nominated For Queen By Chinese Community |
| 1997.024.016.287 |
Article |
Ruby Chow's expensively decorated float in Thursday night's Chinese Community Parade tells a story: The Chinese figures on the boat represent the "God of Loyalty, Righteousness, and Filial Piety". |
SYMBOLIC |
| 1997.024.016.288 |
Article |
Chinese community queen Shirlee Huey welcomes Mayor Gordon S. Clinton and Gov. Albert D. Rosellini to Seafair's Chinatown Night. |
QUEEN'S WELCOME |
| 1997.024.016.289 |
Article |
Graduates of the Providence Hospital School of Medical Record Librarians received diplomas. In the picture were, Barbara A. Mar, Sister Pius Augustine, Sister Mary Catherine-Aurelie, Sister Vincent and Mary Ann Flynn, Leona A. Dreps, Mary Arnold, Gillis A. Bienvenu, Clarisse E. Gordon and Sally A. Mount. |
GRADUATES |
| 1997.024.016.290a&b |
Article |
-a: Guay L. Lee, president of the Chong Wa Benevolent Association
-b: Mr and Mrs. Lung Sing Luke, parents of a Seattle attorney Wing C. Luke, operate a grocery store at 914 James St.
Sui Gim Lock retired last year after 30 years as a chef at Virginia Mason Hospital, he has 10 children. |
Seattle's Chinese Are Industrious, Happy Colony: 3,000 here take part in varied occupations |
| 1997.024.016.291 |
Article |
Anne Locke, Elinore Eng, Ruby Eng, May Wong and Vicki Locke, five girls announced as finalists in the contest for queen to represent Seattle's Chinese Community during Seafair activities. |
DARK-EYED BEAUTIES |
| 1997.024.016.292 |
Article |
Family reunion: Members of the Wong Chong family gathered for their first reunion in 20 years. In the picture, James Fong, Kenneth G. Wong,Sue Lynn Pang, Wilbur, Dr. Edward, Dr.Harry and Dr. Sam Wong. |
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| 1997.024.016.293 |
Article |
Chinese Navy Sailors Chen Shu Yang and Chang Yang Chaeh play the drums with arms around the pretty drummers, June Eng and Judy Eng, sisters of the Chinese Community Girls Drill Team. |
Chinatown Parade Makes "Twain Meet"- Assist For Drummers |
| 1997.024.016.294 |
Article |
Wedding announcement: Mrs. Paul Nam Woo (Haw-di Yuin) was married to Yuen G. Woo. |
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| 1997.024.016.295 |
Article |
Wedding announcement: Mrs. Kenneth Kendall Chew (May Y. Wong) was married to Dick Chew. |
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| 1997.024.016.296 |
Article |
Evelyn Thomas, a new Bailey Gatzert School pupil, with four teachers of different ricial ancestry: Mrs. June Motin (Negro), Miss Marlene Braun (Caucasians), Miss Mamie Chinn (Chinese) and Miss Claire Sugaro (Japanese). |
INTEGRATED SCHOOL. SEATTLE SCHOOL 'COLOR BLIND' |
| 1997.024.016.297 |
Article |
Leader Gather: Five participants in the Inter-High School Leadership Conference discussed the conference program. They are Katie Eaden, Bob Kirchner, Richard Woo, Pam Campbell and Miss Peggy Walthew. |
Dancing Paves Way to Talking |
| 1997.024.016.298 |
Article |
Queenly Caress: Ruby Eng, admired the "Tim McCullough Trophy" presented to her. She was crowned queen of the annual King County Democratic picnic at Vasa Park by Gov. Albert D. Rosellini. |
Ruby Eng Selected As 'Miss Democrat' |
| 1997.024.016.299 |
Article |
New Officers are: Tom Kearns, Greg Barlow, Brenda McGroarty, Pat Monahan, and Edward Chow. |
New Officers At Seattle University |
| 1997.024.016.300 |
Article |
Photographer Betty Eng's shots of basketball players at practice. |
Girl Photographer keeps on the Go: Garfield High Pupil 'Cover' Her School |
| 1997.024.016.301a&b |
Article |
-a: Betty Eng's photo shots of her brothers, Andy and Chuckie
-b: Betty taking pictures backstage at the senior play, Georgiann Laffell, cast as a nurse and Renate Herbst. |
Girl Photographer keeps on the Go: Garfield High Pupil 'Cover' Her School |
| 1997.024.016.302a&b |
Article |
-a: Betty Eng tinted her painting work
-b:Betty Eng presented her painting to Miss Louise Pugh and her sister Ann Pugh, former Garfield teachers. Betty was joined by Paul Blacksten, president of the Garfield Camera Club. |
Girl Photographer keeps on the Go: Garfield High Pupil 'Cover' Her School |
| 1997.024.016.303a&b |
Article |
-a: Betty reads everything she can find about her favorite subject, photography.
-b:Betty is thrilled to work alongside professional photographers, such as Larry Dion. |
Girl Photographer keeps on the Go: Garfield High Pupil 'Cover' Her School |
| 1997.024.016.304 |
Article |
Fifteen hundred needy and hungry refugees in HongKong are going to have hearty Christmas meals through the efforts of the Seattle Chi-Ettes, a service-and social club of young Chinese women. Shown in the picture Miss Frieda Ching. |
Seattle Chi-Ettes Providing Meal for 1,500 in HongKong |
| 1997.024.016.305 |
Article |
Gov. Albert D. Rosellini accepts two tickets to the Franklin Delano Roosevelt Commemorative Ball, from King County Democratic Queen, Ruby Eng and John Papajani, chairman of the ball. |
That's the Ticket, Governor |
| 1997.024.016.306 |
Article |
Steve Sherman, president of Garfield High School's Student Council, conducted a meeting with his council members including Judy Leong. |
HIGH-SCHOOL LEADERS |
| 1997.024.016.307 |
Article |
The Chinese Girls' Drill Team, one of the units of the Seafair parades. |
Marching in Fine Fashion. |
| 1997.024.016.308 |
Article |
Ruby Eng held a bouquet and smiled happily after she was announced as Miss Chinese Community of 1958. |
CHINESE QUEEN |
| 1997.024.016.309 |
Article |
Five girls, Victoria Wan, Sula Seid, Ruby Eng, Lonnie Mar and Mary Wong are competing for title of "Miss Chinese Community of 1958". |
Seattle Chinese To Pick Queen: One will be Crowned |
| 1997.024.016.310a&b |
Article |
-a: Educated Gunman
Mark Chow took time out from his graduation rehearsal for target practice on one of his classmates.
-b: First Graduation
26 graduates from the Chinese Baptist Church |
Chinese Baptist Nursery School Will Graduate 27 |
| 1997.024.016.311 |
Article |
Charles Wah checks over some of the gowns to be shown at the Chinese fashion show. The models shown are Mrs. Alfred Mar, Miss Valerie Chinn, Mrs. Sidney Mon Wai and Mrs. Alfred K. Eng. |
Fashion, Chinese Style |
| 1997.024.016.312 |
Article |
Mrs. Elsie Huie arranges hair-do for Chinese model, Mrs. Henry Luke, for a rehearsal of an Orient fashion show. |
Chinese Fashions In Seafair Showing |
| 1997.024.016.313 |
Article |
Emilie Eng, Doris Lew and Frieda Ching used flags of many lands in decorating the Yestler Terrace Gymnasium for the Jackson Street Community Council annual meeting. "Children Around the World" will be the meeting theme. |
DECORATIONS |
| 1997.024.016.314 |
Article |
Seafair Finery-
Members of the Chinese Community Girls' Drill Team, Jeanne Chinn, Phyllis Chinn and Jeanne Woo, modeled the new aqua-green costumes they will wear during Seafair events this year. |
New Look |
| 1997.024.016.315 |
Article |
After 49 years-
Workmen cleaning the face of the Hip Sing Association's building at Eighth Avenue South and King Street prepared to refurbish the sign that has decorated the building since it was dedicated in 1911. |
Hip Sings Clean House As Convention Nears |
| 1997.024.016.316 |
Article |
King Neptune IX, W. Price Sullivan shares the honor spot on the reviewing stand with pretty Ruby Eng, 21, who is Miss Chinatown, during the annual Chinese Community Night of Seafair. |
Sharing Spotlight |
| 1997.024.016.317 |
Article |
Top Officers of the Chong Wa Benevolent Association are Ping Chow, president, Charles Wah, vice president and Ling Mar, Chinese secretary. |
Chinese Group Elects New Head |
| 1997.024.016.318 |
Article |
Miss Democrat Abdicates Role:
Ruby Eng is the new Miss Chinese Community |
Queen Here Gets New Crown |
| 1997.024.016.319a&b |
Article |
Discussing Oriental Painting-
Prof. Ng Kung Fu, famed Chinese artist, discusses his watercolor painting of a tiger with Ping Chow and Yun-Cheng Lu, Consul General for the Republic of China at Seattle. Painting is titled "The King of Wild Beasts". |
Famed Chinese Artist Here to Display Wares |
| 1997.024.016.320a&b |
Article |
-a: A reception in honor of the 47th anniversary of the Republic of China. In the picture, Chinese Consul General Mr. Lu Yun-Cheng and his wife. Mrs F.K. Li and Mr. Frank A. Dupar.
-b: Dr. and Mrs. Henry Luke, Miss Janet Munro and Mrs. Ford E. Smith were admiring the floral decoration on the table that marked the 47th anniversary of the Republic of China. |
a-AT RECEPTION
b-ANNIVERSARY FLOWERS |
| 1997.024.016.321a&b |
Article |
-a: They Campaigned And Won
Seven women are drawing up plans for their work as trustees of the Chinese Benevolent Association. They are Mrs. Lowman Jang, Mrs. Robert Chinn, Mrs. Charles G. Chinn, Mrs. William Eng, Mrs. Joe Lew, Mrs. Bong Lew and Ruby Chow.
-b: Women Break Tradition, Hold Office |
The Ladies Had No Face To Lose, So: There's New Look In Chinatown |
| 1997.024.016.322 |
Article |
Ruby Eng dance for the talent show in Miss Chinatown competition. |
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| 1997.024.016.323 |
Article |
Miss Diane Tuefa Luke became the bride of Mr. Wang Tate Locke. |
SEPTEMBER BRIDE |
| 1997.024.016.324 |
Article |
Interview of Dr. Henry S. Luke. He talked about his and Chinese's lives in the US. In the photo were Dr. Luke, his wife and their 5 children, Kathie, Carolyne, Lowell, Peter and Pamela (the twins). |
Times Do Change--Happy New Year |
| 1997.024.016.325 |
Article |
Mrs. R.E. Dow heads Trade Fair organization volunteers who assist as hostesses during event. Ruby Chow is the restaurateur who is serving tea. |
VOLUNTEERS PLAY KEY ROLES |
| 1997.024.016.326 |
Article |
Chinese beauty Wilma Eng, waves to the huge crowd at the Seafair Parade with her princesses, Judy Leong and Vera Chan. |
Queen Wilma and Royal Court |
| 1997.024.016.327 |
Article |
Jim Weatherford looked on as three first-grade pupils started the mammoth chore of signing a huge 'get well' card for their principal, Donald Olts who suffered a heart-attack earlier. |
SYMPATHETIC |
| 1997.024.016.328 |
Article |
Wilma Eng, Cecilia W.H. Ching, Diane Gray
Seattle Royalty Greets Queen From Hawaii |
"Lovely Hula Hands': Hawaii Chinese Queen Ends Visit |
| 1997.024.016.329 |
Article |
MISS CHINATOWN: Sandra Wong, 18, accepted congratulations by telephone today after her selection last night as Miss Seattle Chinese Community. |
SANDRA WON! Lincoln Graduates Will Carry Chinatown's Seafair Hopes |
| 1997.024.016.330 |
Article |
Four Miss Chinese Community candidates pluck petals of a daisy to see who will be the 1959 winner. They are Judy Leong, Wilma Eng, Betty Luke and Vera Chang. |
New Queen Will be Selected. 'Tis Me, 'Tis Not, 'Tis You, 'Tis Not: 4 Candidates In Chinese Community |
| 1997.024.016.331 |
Article |
Bracken, Bob Flowers, Harley Bird, Jacquie Kay accepting All-Sports Trophy. |
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| 1997.024.016.332 |
Article |
Mr. and Mrs. Arporna Sribhibhadh: A Modern Thai Family |
Two Careers, Four Sons, Time for Tennis! |
| 1997.024.016.333 |
Article |
Chinese Egg Rolls:
Ruby Chow showed egg rolls to Jean Lovejoy, home economist with the Sears Roebuck Foundation. |
Ruby Chow |
| 1997.024.016.334 |
Article |
Abe Lum, Four Seas partner and Mrs. Jerry Choi, hostess were photographed outside the restaurant. |
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| 1997.024.016.335 |
Article |
Gail Yee and Michael Marr, wishing everyone a Merry Christmas in Chinese, set the theme for "The Christmas Around the World" program opening Sat. at the Museum of History and Industry. |
IN CHINESE |
| 1997.024.016.336 |
Article |
Tek Wong Gim Ling, prepared to drive Irene Chen and Wong Lui--San through International District. |
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| 1997.024.016.337 |
Article |
Gin Lin Woo mailed $5.51 to Mr. Milton Katims, Symphony conductor, from a Bailey Gatzert School class. |
CHILDREN TOO |
| 1997.024.016.338 |
Article |
Competing for the title of "Miss Seattle Chinese Community" are Darlene J. Luke, Nancy Ann Wong, Carolyne Victoria Luke and Joyce Yee. |
ORIENTAL CHARM |
| 1997.024.016.339 |
Article |
Four young tennis experts won the All Seattle Park Department doubles championships. They are: Gordon Yee, Dale Wong, Margaret McEwan and Judy Shaner. |
Beacon Hill Tennis Champions |
| 1997.024.016.340 |
Article |
Cheer-leading and song-leading girls breathed defiance at their Kent-Meridian rivals. Shown in the picture: Doralee Schaefer, Ann Herm, Sally O'Shea, Penny Beppu, Jean Sumida and Charlene Woo, Bill Renton, Bob Seaton, and Don Shimono. |
Garfield Defies Kent-Meridian |
| 1997.024.016.341 |
Article |
In an effort to get out the vote in Tue.'s election, the Bailey Gatzert School Parent-Teacher Association is distributing a sample ballot in Japanese and explanation of the school levy in Chinese. Shown are Mrs. Robert Chinn, James Mar, Mrs. Kenny Nakatani and Mrs. Yukio Kuniyuki. |
Chinese, Japanese Voters Get Data
Sample Ballot Thanslated As Election Help |
| 1997.024.016.342 |
Article |
Young grads from nursery school of Chinese Baptist Church.
Gordon Fong, Kathy Wagny, Norman Ong, Becky Yee, Gordon Ohashi, Andrea Ding, Gene Lock, Kimmee Chinn, Benny Toy, Alan Chinn, Ellen Sasaki, Faye Wooten, Martin Pang, Barbara Wong, Patrick Chinn and Jeannette Louie, Michelle Jackson. |
SENIOR CLASS: Nursery School Sets Graduation |
| 1997.024.016.343 |
Article |
Wing Luke and Beaming Mother: Congratulations For Successful Son
Wing Luke defeated Dr. J. G. Aiken, in the contest for the Council seat vacated by Bob Jones. |
Luke to 'Bring Honor' To His City and Family |
| 1997.024.016.344 |
Article |
Head of the new Chinese Benevolent Association dragon is stroked gently by Bryan Chow while his brother Mark looks on. The dog, Tyco, seems to regard the dragon with suspicion. Named Goom Loong, dragon will make first appearance in Seattle Seafair Parade. |
Goom Loong, 120 Feet Long, Is New No.1 Seattle Dragon
'There, There, That's a Nice Fellow' |
| 1997.024.016.345 |
Article |
Unique costumes of the Makah Indians worn by Explorer Scouts are explained by Sam Eng, adviser to the Order of the Arrow dance team, to Club Scout Tommy Target, of Club Scout Pack 289. |
Scouts Depict 50-Year History In Colorful Circus Pageant
Youth Honor Northwest Indians |
| 1997.024.016.346 |
Article |
Police Patrolman Ted Yerabek has a try at blowing out candles on four birthday cakes, part of this birthday present of 60 cakes from Chinese Girls Drill Team. Also in the picture: Sherrie Lew, Vicki Wong, Sharon Chin and Ada Gee. |
To Drill Team Leader Friend: Chinese Girls Say "Thanks". |
| 1997.024.016.347 |
Article |
Larry Woo will become an Eagle Scout at a court of honor in the Chinese Baptist Church. |
Larry Woo To Become Eagle Scout |
| 1997.024.016.348 |
Article |
HAPPY BIRTHDAY:
Members of the Chinese Girls Drill Team in colorful costumes gathered around Patrolman Ted Yerabek, their drill master of the past ten years, and his daughter Lynn, to wish them happy birthday. |
BIRTHDAY FETE:
Girls Honor Drill Master |
