BIRTHS AT HARRISON MEDICAL CENTER
Monday, April 20
A girl to Shelley and Noah Carr of Poulsbo.
Tuesday, April 21
A girl to Kasey and Douglas Lupton of Silverdale.
Wednesday, April 22
A boy to Carly and Calvin Larvia of Port Orchard.
BIRTHS AT NAVAL HOSPITAL BREMERTON
Friday, April 10
A girl to Shannon Watt and Allen Novosad of Bremerton.
Saturday, April 11
A girl to Aleth and Marcus Velasco of Silverdale.
A boy to Angela and Manter Bock of Port Orchard.
Monday, April 13
A boy to Saricia and Michael Jenne of Bremerton.
Tuesday, April 14
A girl to Lacie and Daniel Browne of Shelton.
Wednesday, April 15
A boy to Tamara and RB Blackshear of Port Orchard.
A boy to Kristin Lynn and Joel Norman Schnegelberger of Bremerton.
A girl to Christel Couper and Joseph Jader of Bremerton.
Thursday, April 16
A boy to Lauryl and Jerimia Johnson or Bremerton.
Friday, April 17
A girl to Sarah and Dustin Morris or Port Orchard.
A boy to Nicole Lavita and Jerry Michael Birthhelmer of Silverdale.
Saturday, April 18
A girl to Emily and Patrick Brooks of Port Orchard.
Sunday, April 19
A boy to Heather Oliver and Thomas Fontenot of Port Orchard.
Tuesday, April 21
A boy to Jodie and Anthony Gerhardt of Silverdale.
DEAN’S LIST
CHENEY — The following local grads were named to the winter 2009 dean’s list at Eastern Washington University. To qualify, students must earn a 3.5 gpa or higher while taking at least 12 credits.
Central Kitsap High School — Aimee Carroll, Christopher Crissman, Jessica Dizon, Ryan Forney, Sammie Fries, Meghan Granito, Keri Moore, Collin Schuler, Jennalee Schuler and Alexander Wolfe.
Olympic High School — Sean Apodaca and Paul Matej.
Klahowya Secondary School — Elizabeth Stewart.
King’s West School — Stephen James.
HISTORY DAY WINNERS
Fairview Junior High School students Lorie Cruz and Yoon Jung Kim competed in the Regional History Day contest at Olympic College March 23.
They received superior marks and competed in the state contest April 25 at the Green River Community College campus in Auburn.
SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENT
The Silverdale Chamber of Commerce recently selected Kela McVicker, Central Kitsap High School class of 2009, for the Future Business Leader Career and Technical Education scholarship.
The purpose of the Chamber’s scholarship is to provide students who have excelled in the area of career and technical education with a monetary award to be used in pursuit of their continuing career and technical education goals.
McVicker took a variety of career and technical education classes, settling into the sports medicine program. It is her desire to pursue a career as a pediatric physical therapist. She will be attending Olympic College’s physical therapist assistant program in the fall.
FREE KARATE CLASS
UKO Karate is offering free summer karate classes in Silverdale and Port Orchard. The eight-week course will introduce students to beginning karate techniques and concepts and will act as a tryout for the limited number of student openings available at UKO. For more information, contact Janice at (360) 871-5454 or e-mail ukokarate@wavecable.com.
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED
Volunteers are needed for the 32nd annual Viking Fest Road Race in Poulsbo.
The race starts at 9 a.m. Saturday, May 16. Volunteers are needed to help with the kids dashes, handing out ribbons and monitoring chutes at the finish line.
For more information or to volunteer, call Kris Goodfellow at (360) 779-9898.
MILESTONE
Jennifer Balliet, a Curves of Bremerton member, was recently recognized for her completion of 1,000 workouts.
She has been a Curves of Bremerton member since 2003. She enjoys spending time with her grandchild and is involved with the Manette Neighborhood Coalition.
Curves’ exercise program consists of 30 minutes of exercise three times a week, during which participants work all major muscle groups and receive a cardio workout. It includes all five components of a complete exercise program: warm-up, strength training, cardio, cool down and stretching.
