Termites are eating your home and reproducing for 4 years before you see them. (PHOTO COURTESY WCS) + SMART SHIELD = ORANGE OIL NO MORE TERMITES EVER! Call 808.887.6278 SMART PEST PREVENTION smartpestx.com PCO 1398 12 | TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 2015 Come work with us! Medical Assistant Wanted We’re searching for a full-time Medical Assistant to work in our Waimea Must be comfortable with computers and ¡ ¢ƒ ™ƒ £ ‚ We offer competitive pay, medical and ‚ƒ ¦¢‚§ šƒ¢¨˜•©§ª ‚šƒ¢¢„ ƒ¢ €‚ƒ„‚……†ƒ‡ ˆ Carter Professional Center, Suite C-24, ’“”•–—˜™š›œ School News Parker School continues campout tradition Parker middle and upper school students kicked-o the new school year with their annual campout tradition on August 19. A er a day of hiking and bonding at Wailea Beach, middle school students returned to school to sleep. Highlights the next morning included a giant slip and slide and a middle school-wide water balloon ght. Upper school students enjoyed a day of Harry Potter-themed teambuilding activities, organized and run by the senior class, before setting up camp at the Polo Fields on Kohala Ranch. Parker’s campout tradition began in the 1980s to serve as a team building and bonding experience for students. For many middle school students, a giant slipin slide was the highlight of campout. (PHOTO COURTESY OF PARKER SCHOOL) Waimea Country School Food Pantry Service Project resumes Students and teachers at Waimea Country School (WCS) continue their community service project this school year, donating both food and labor to the Annunciation Community Food Pantry. e project, now in its seventh year of partnership, predates the current class of fourth and h- grade students. In the last six years, the WCS ‘ohana donated 6,117 pounds of food that went directly to those in OF need in the community. During that same period, WCS student volunteers, repackaged 21,495 pounds of rice, to be distributed to families.
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