From left, Susan Fisher, Lorain Whitford, Lois Rist, Katie Bourg, Val Vanlingham, Angeline Nicholson, Jo Kubec and Dick McBride, of TOPS Washington Chapter 1087, Lakewood North, walked the annual TOPS Walk, June 7, from the Smokey Point Dollar Store. The eight members of the 15-member chapter walked more than five miles needed to meet the fall rally quota. The TOPS club offered flyers and business cards, award plaques and the chapter’s success stories, including the century award winner, TOPS 2007 Washington State Royalty and division winners. - Courtesy photo
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From left, Susan Fisher, Lorain Whitford, Lois Rist, Katie Bourg, Val Vanlingham, Angeline Nicholson, Jo Kubec and Dick McBride, of TOPS Washington Chapter 1087, Lakewood North, walked the annual TOPS Walk, June 7, from the Smokey Point Dollar Store. The eight members of the 15-member chapter walked more than five miles needed to meet the fall rally quota. The TOPS club offered flyers and business cards, award plaques and the chapter’s success stories, including the century award winner, TOPS 2007 Washington State Royalty and division winners.

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August 27, 2008 · Updated 5:57 PM 

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