| Who wants to raise a million?
Tillamook High School students do, that’s who ...
The annual Charity Drive ended at 8 a.m., Feb. 19, but the official announcement won’t be made until after the alumni basketball game, that begins at 7 p.m., Feb. 21. The game will be held at the Tillamook High School gym, with coronation following. The event will include totals earned by each class, with the top fund-raising classes prince and princess earning royalty status as king and queen, plus distribution of part of the funds to Doernbecher’s Childrens Hospital. With a total of $934,616.78 up to this year, will they make it to $1 million? Bonita Ellsworth couldn’t resist this purple elephant at the Tillamook
High School freshmen rummage sale held Feb. 16. From Portland, Ellsworth
has a part-time home in Rockaway Beach. “I’m just out doing the sale,”
she said. Tillamook High School senior Matt Kehl said “the morning turnout
was good” for his class’ Charity Drive rummage sale, held at
East Elementary School Feb. 16. The sale was originally planned
for the previous weekend. The sale attracted buyers of all
ages, including, shown here, 4-year-old © 2002 Tillamook Headlight Herald Reprinted by permission |
Leftovers from the sale were being donated to the Boy Scouts’ Good Will
Good Turn project.
Joey
Mintz, who accompanied his mother. He is the son of Matthew
and Vicki Mintz of Tillamook.