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Barry Lee White
and “Moonshine”
will be playing at the
Hillyard Festival
Saturday, August 6th
at 6:00 P.M.
Press Release
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Editorial
Commentary
CLIQUE' OR
COMMUNITY
by Karen Tuininga
What is
this really all about? Just what really happens
within small civic entities that... ummm, work?
Dictionary explanation of the notorious term
"clique'" means "small, exclusive group." The word
exclusive is the hang up here. Maybe I'm just blonde
but until recently, in my ten years of community
involvement, I never saw any active general
exclusion. What I have seen is obsession, pettiness,
passion, power trips... and the shy.
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Trace
by
Patricia Cornwell
These reviews that I write are supposed to be on “oldies but goodies.”
Thing is, I just found the newest book by one of my favorite authors and
I couldn’t help but read it. I guess I ran out of time, so now I have
this review to do, but no time to read another book, so I’ve come up
with a wonderful idea. You all get a “series” review of the author I am
most loyal to: Patricia Cornwell.
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Financial
Workshops
presented by SNAP
Beginning Recordkeeping
Wednesday, July 20 at 6:00PM
SBDC, 655 N. Riverpoint Blvd.
QuickBooks
Training
Thursday, July 21 at 6:00PM
East Central Community Center, 500 S. Stone St.
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Change in dates:
Market Street at Hawthorne Road
will be closed for
construction from
May 27, 2005
until
August 8th 2005
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QUICK LINKS
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Hillyard Neighborhood
Council
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Hillyard Festival
Association
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Historic Hillyard
Partnership
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NE
Community Center
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Historic Hillyard Partnership:
No meeting this month. We will resume again on September
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Our Past, Present and Future...
Are Ya’
Ready For a Good Time?
Hillyard Festival Set to Rock the Rails
by
Brooke Plastino
The Hillyard
Festival and Hi-Jinks Parade are just around
the corner. Ever changing, while remaining
the same family oriented neighborhood
celebration, this year’s festival promises
to be one of the best in recent years.
No one is quite sure when it all got started
but by 1913 there was an annual Harvest
festival held the first weekend of October.
Hillyardites and local farmers gathered to
celebrate the harvests bounty, socialize and
stock up supplies for winter. By 1926, when
Hillyard was annexed into Spokane, the
festivities were held in September...
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Museum Raffle
The COPS Shop is
sponsoring a raffle with proceeds going to
assist Fire and Rail Museum with
expenses. Tickets can be purchased at
the COP Shop, Bank of America,
Big Sky's, and Howe's Auto
Service. Tickets are $1 each or 6
for $5. Tickets will also be available
at the Hillyard Festival, Saturday,
August 6th and Sunday, August 7th.
Drawing will be held on Sunday, August
7th at Harmon Park at 4 P.M.
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Win Your Own Beach Party!
2 Folding Chairs, 2 BIG
beach towels, Igloo 'Cube'
Cooler, Picnic Blanket,
AM/FM CD Boom Box (and
batteries, Beach Umbrella,
Disposable Camera, 2 plastic
plates, 2 plastic drink
containers, Hand wipes, $10
Safeway gift card and a $10
Target gift card.
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Items are on display at
the Bank of America on Market. For additional
information please contact
Bonnie.
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In the
Community...
Slick's 1st Annual Car Wash
Slicks Food & Spirits is hosting a fundraiser for
ARMS (Abuse Recovery Ministry Services), a
non-profit organization in Hillyard, providing free
educational counseling and awareness programs to
individuals faced with domestic abuse. ARMS uses
biblical principals to encourage beliefs and
behaviors that heal and promote healthy life styles.
The 1st Annual Car Wash Fundraiser will be held
Saturday, July 30th 2005, 9 am to 4 pm. Get your
cruisers slicked up at Slick's! 3027 E.
Liberty. 509-484-0600
Your donations will support our efforts to end the
cycle of abuse in our families.
The Hillyard Festival Hi-jinx Parade
Saturday, August 6th starting at 10:00 a.m. in
downtown Hillyard. The parade will follow
Market Street a couple of blocks north of Wellesley,
ending at Harmon Park across the street from Market
Street Market.
SCC Art
Exhibit
"The Bomber, Me," featuring about 20
paintings by SFCC English instructor Tom Gribble, June
27-Aug. 19. The exhibit explores the complexity and tragedy
of suicide bombers. Spokane Community College, Bldg. 16,
1810 N. Greene St. Fridays, 7:30 a.m.-4 p.m.; Saturdays, 10
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