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One day, a billion events!!

Posted in Fundraisers, Volleyball, tagged , , , , on June 25, 2015| Leave a Comment »

Payton Aparicio would appreciate it if you brought your vehicle to the CHS volleyball car wash Saturday. (John Fisken photo)

   Payton Aparicio would appreciate it if you brought your vehicle to the CHS volleyball car wash Saturday. (John Fisken photo)

South Main Street will be hoppin’ Saturday.

The Coupeville Lions Club will be hosting their annual garage sale at the elementary school starting that day, and various factions of Wolf athletes will be taking advantage of the increased traffic.

The CHS volleyball squad will host a fundraiser car wash from 10-2 in the back parking lot at Windermere.

Meanwhile, a couple of doors down, volleyball mom/perpetual whirlwind Amy Briscoe and Co. will be movin’ dresses.

My Fairy Godmother, which collects and distributes inexpensive and free dresses to local girls for a variety of dances, will be having a sale in what used to be the insurance office right smack across the street from the elementary school.

An array of formal dresses will be priced at $20 and below, with proceeds going to benefit the MFG program.

So now you know. And knowing is half the battle.

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Let’s talk about dresses (seriously)!!

Posted in Not sports? Tough!, tagged , , , , , , on April 8, 2015| Leave a Comment »

Wolf softball stars Kyla (left) and Tiffany Briscoe, dressed up for a night on the town. (Amy Briscoe photo)

   Wolf softball stars Kyla (left) and Tiffany Briscoe, dressed up for a night on the town. (Amy Briscoe photo)

I’m all about that dress.

Well, at least for a moment. Then we’re back to sports.

But, since a fair amount of Coupeville High School’s best athletes have been known to wear a dress or two, it all fits together.

So, doing my public service, I’m here to give you a head’s up on My Fairy Godmother, a project run by the Coupeville Soroptimists.

It offers high school girls a chance to obtain formal dresses for Prom and other such dances for a small fee.

A very small fee.

Cost is $15 and you get $10 of that back when you return the dress. Donate a dress yourself and the cost drops even further.

There are 200+ dresses to choose from, with a variety of sizes and styles available.

To take advantage of the service (and enjoy the sparkling cider and snacks offered with the dress search), contact Amy Briscoe at (360) 929-7829 to set up an appointment.

And that’s about all I have to say about dresses for the time being, though I am willing to keep talking about these here snacks…

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