Deadly Bush: Willard G. Jue of the University of Washington Arboretum showed the characteristic leaves and berries of the poisonous woody nightshade plant.
SPEAKING OUT: Lesile Cribley boys' adviser at Garfield High School listened as roll-room representatives discussed school problem at their weekly meeting.
Happy: Mrs. Harry W. Pang holds her two foster children Weng Mooi 2 1/2 and her brother Hing Wah 11 months orphans who arrived here from Hong Kong Thursday.
Top Scholar: Dr. Henry Schmitz University of Washington president yesterday presented the President's Medal to David Bing Jue Chang 20 Chang a native of Seattle had straight A's through college.
Refugees in Hong Kong will receive 4400 pounds of food in CARE packages bought with money raised here by the Chi-Ettes Chinese girls' service organization. Sandra Chun and Frieda Ching presented a check for $224 to Mrs. Marguerite Kelly of CARE…
Five girls are nominated as finalists in the contest to pick a queen to reign over the Seattle Chinese Community during Seafair. They are Norma Chun Valerie Chinn Charlene Eng Shirlee Huey and Virginia Wong.
Ruby Chow's expensively decorated float in Thursday night's Chinese Community Parade tells a story: The Chinese figures on the boat represent the "God of Loyalty Righteousness and Filial Piety".
