Tacoma Dome Sept. 80 thru Dec. 83 - 3
Front of Photo:
"TACOMA, WASH. APRIL 15--ROOF BEAMS--Tacoma's Dome Stadium is taking shape. The last supporting beams were put in place Wednesday to support the roof of Tacoma's Dome Stadium which is scheduled to be completed next year."
Back of Photo:
Tacoma Dome
Photo by Bob Rudsit - 1982
HALLOWEEN (HOLIDAY) 1980 thru - 2
Keri Anderson tries on an Ewok mask at Mr. Mystic's Magic Corner (7120 Sixth Ave). Photo by Warren Anderson
Used for article, "Ewok Takes Top Billing", TNT 10/31/1983 p.D1
HALLOWEEN (HOLIDAY) 1980 thru - 4
A Halloween black cat stalks the path of a Tribune photographer in an east Tacoma neighborhood. (Photo by Harlan H. Chinn)
HALLOWEEN (HOLIDAY) 1979 And Prior - 3
Need some idea for inexpensive ways to dress up the little ones on Halloween? Designer Marie Smith of Hallmark Cards Inc., suggests that the children be allows to create their own masks because "it makes Halloween more fun and gives the children of accomplishment." "Bug-eyes" is made from assorted sizes and colors of paper plates. "Pretty Piggy" is strictly a feminine pig, who will be the belle of any Halloween ball.
Appeared in the article, "Homemade mask for Halloween" TNT10/22/1979 p.A6
Tacoma Dome Sept. 80 thru Dec. 83 - 5
Back of Photo:
Tacoma Dome
"Seating configured for sports like basketball, tennis."
Front of Photo:
4-83 Kellman
Train, George F. ("Trip Around the World") - 2
Commemorative plaque reading, "In commemoration of George Francis Train's record around the world trip point of departure and return March 18, 1890-May 24, 1890. Time 67 days 13 hours presented by the Junior Chamber of Commerce."
Back of photo:
Plate marking Train's trip around the world
HALLOWEEN (HOLIDAY) 1979 And Prior - 1
Goblins, vampires, and other creatures like these are among the residents of a haunted house the Pierce County chapter of the March of Dimes is helping sponsor at 17006 36th Ave E. from 7p.m. to midnight tomorrow. Other haunted houses include the KTAC Campus Life Mystery Mansion, on South 16th Street near Yakima; the Lakewood Youth Athletic Association house at Santa's Village in the Village Plaza Shopping Center, and the Boy Scout Troop 92 house at Camp Curran, 13220 50th Ave. E.
Photo appeared in article, "They're Haunting for Dimes" TNT 10/29/1976 p.A4
