Class of 1980 graduates mainly work or study
Edmonds School District surveys of 1980 and 1982 graduates show about 48 percent of 1561 1980 grads hold full time jobs and 5 percent part time while roughly half of 1982 grads are still in school. Unemployment sits around 10 percent for 1980 and 16.6 percent for 1982 with most praise directed at teachers and school spirit.
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the Enterprise
Mike Murray
Edmonds
Robert Ledford
Ledford
New Mountlake Terrace Park and Ride Gets Bus Route
Metro adds weekday peak commuter service from the Mountlake Terrace park-and-ride to downtown Seattle starting April 25. Route 408 departures include 6:30, 7:00 and 7:30 a.m. southbound and 4:03, 4:35 and 5:06 p.m. northbound from downtown. Fares are 90 cents. Route crosses into Snohomish County under Community Transit contract. For details call Metro or Community Transit.
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Mountlake Terrace Park-And-Ride
Seattle
Fourth Avenue
Jackson Street
Mountlake Terrace
236Th Street
Interstate 5
Snohomish County
Community Transit
Tutmark Hill’s last chicken farmer recalls a vanishing way of life
Chub and Helen Tutmark, now 85 and 78, live in a three acre semi rural spread on what locals once called Tutmark Hill. Their row of now mostly empty chicken houses recalls a time when South County hosted 300 farms. They built the place in 1928, endured bank losses, and shifted to mink before retirement. The surrounding suburbs encroach as the hill fades from its poultry heritage.
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Lynnwood
Walter
Chub
Tutmark
Helen
Judy Gardiner
Alderwood Manor
Martha Lake
Helen Tutmark
South County
Tutmark Brothers
Jack
Seattle
Paul
Bonnie
Chelalis
George
Bookey
Richmond Highlands
Washington
White House
Weaving Shapes a Lynnwood Woman's Life and Guild
Lynnwood resident Helen Landing weaves for pleasure and profession, crafting rugs, clothing, and wall hangings. She teaches beginners, participates in the Seaview Weavers Guild, and finds personal satisfaction in textiles as a growing local interest. The guild, about 60 members strong, has encouraged new spinners and weavers who view weaving as a creative lifelong pursuit.
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Helen Sanding
South County
Sanding
Seaview Weavers Guild
Expert outlines coming high tech future and jobs
Pamela J. Woodroffe reports Beverly Postlewaite of the Washington State Commission for Vocational Education speaking to Edmonds Community College students. She says by 1990 computer jobs will double, many roles go to women, and homes will host telecomputing. She notes needed skills and fears of isolation, touting humanized machines and rapid literacy.
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Pac-Man
Beverly Postlewaite
Washington State Commission For Vocational Education
Olympia
Edmonds Community College
Postlewaite
Sex Equity
Pac Man
Robots to replace factory workers by 2000 predicts boom
A Postlewaite executive warns that by the year 2000 up to 75 percent of United States factory workers could be replaced by smart robots, with 1.3 million simple robots, while home chores remain outside robot reach. Teleconferences and mail robots already exist in government and business.
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Jettsons
United States
Mountlake Terrace Race Rules Corrected for Pets
The city now requires dogs to be leashed and licensed for the Mountlake Terrace race, while cats have no leash or license requirements. Animal control urges identification tags for all pets, available at the PAWS shelter in Lynnwood. The Enterprise regrets the error.
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Mountlake Terrace
Animal Control
Paws Animal Shelter
Lynnwood
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