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Editorial
Commentary
Flower Power Hillyard Style
by Karen Tuininga
As a result of the most recent Historic
Hillyard Partnership meeting, chaired by Sandy Martin, all of the
planter boxes from Broad to Diamond are planted with violets. Luke
Tolley's mom gently took them from her garden space and they have been
lovingly
 planted by our new neighbor and keeper of the planters Willie
La France. Mentally challenged as well as physically disabled,
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Volume: 3, “Wow, you must spend a lot of time in the
chat rooms…
“Wow,
you must spend a lot of time in the chat rooms…” I
hear from over my shoulder.
“Naw, why do you say that?” I reply, typing away
inputting this new customer’s info into our
computer. The customer pries his attention away from
his future golf cart, “You type so fast…”
“Oh, I’ve been typing from a long time…” and our
conversation returns to golf carts.
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Ferris
wheel spinning, Market Street Market opened for the third season May
6th. If I may say, what a long strange trip it's been! Along the way we
have evolved into something rather more and definitely better than
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Our Past, Present and Future...
"Nearly two generations ago the giant of
western railroading - James J. Hill - began
his march across the forbidding northern
wilderness then separating the railhead at
Havre, Montana, and the frontier fur trading
post which had become Spokane."
The above is an
excerpt from the brochure commemorating the
grand opening of Great Northern's new
Hillyard Diesel Shop in November of 1954.
This is just one piece of memorabilia that
United Hillyard Mall loaned to
Historic-Hillyard.com so that we could scan
and publish for all to view.
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In the Community...
Hillyard Industrial Park meeting
Friday, May 13th at
10:00am. at Beacon Hill Events Center at 4848 E. Wellesley. The HIP still needs your
input; this thing is by no means done. Funds need to be
raised and decisions still need to be made for the video and
that’s just the beginning. We would love to have any and all
interested to attend. We will be hearing presentations from
production companies and discussing the progress of the fund
raising. For more info contact
Luke Tolley.
Hillyard Weed & Seed
Thursday, May 12, 2005 5:30 PM
at
Hillyard
Baptist Church
E 2121 Wabash. We are inviting all to come and learn about
Weed & Seed and share your thoughts and feelings! CONTACT: John Dotson
990-3435 or 487-2795
Under One Roof
Things are continuing to move along, we are convinced this
is a 'God Driven' effort. Our next general meeting will be
at NECC on May 16th at 1pm. Please join us.
COPS General Meeting
All are welcome. Join us to learn more. 5208 N. Market St.
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 Look
around! The flower pots are blooming!
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Kiwanis
Kiwanis is a community service club and
organization of men and women who
respond to the needs of their community.
We are
currently organizing a Kiwanis club in
Hillyard. We will have several Kiwanians
calling on businesses the week of May
9th to talk to you about Kiwanis and the
things we do in our communities.
Currently, we are involved with a major
emphasis program in the greater Spokane
area that includes Hillyard.
Please
call if you have any questions or if you
would like additional information.
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Dick Avery
328-5804 |
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Christy Ritz
535-9771 |
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Rich Tucker
533-3556 |
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