North Creek man receives Pacific Northwest first heart transplant
Bothell resident Joe Gardiner, 47, who had a heart transplant on Nov 18, became the first in the Pacific Northwest. Doctors at University Hospital performed the operation after delays and false alarms, and Gardiner recovered at home with an exercise bike gift from his wife. He now takes multiple medications and faces infection risks, hopeful for years of life.
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Ken Maffitt
Bothell
Joe Gardiner
Seattle
Pacific Northwest
Margaret Allen
University Hospital
Gardiner
Michigan
Lois
Northshore
Group Health Cooperative
Eastside Hospital
Transplant donor drive and bills shape Gardiner tale
Gardiner stresses donors are essential for miracles like transplants and urges public registration via driver license offices. He highlights $100,000 operation funded by Group Health Cooperative and warns insurance coverage must be available to all, not just the wealthy. Gardiner, with family heart disease, describes his slow recovery and plans to resume light activity and home work as doctors permit.
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Group Health Cooperative
Gardiner
Local Essay Contest Winners Ahead to District and State
Edmonds V.R.W. Post 8870 and Ladies Auxiliary hosted a standing room crowd for the Voice of Democracy program. Woodway, Edmonds High School winners Michael McArthur and Bob Myers advance to District on January 5 1986 at Lynnwood VFW Post 1040. National scholarships total 32500 with top prize 14000. districts distribute 575000 yearly. Winners include Jeremy Leffel Reagan Lyons Sarah Simmons Tom Tennison and Lori Gemache from local schools.
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Voice of Democracy
Edmonds V.R.W. Post
Michael McArthur
Woodway
Bob Myers
Edmonds High Schools
Lynnwood
V.F.W. Post
Jeremy Leffel
Reagan Lyons
Sarah Simmons
Tom Tennison
Lori Gemache
College Place Middle fall honor roll highlights top eighth graders
College Place Middle School lists fall honor roll with 4.0 averages for 36 students. Eighth graders earning all A grades include Krissy Acker, Donald Almer, John Anderson, and many others. Seventh graders with all A trimester grades are named, followed by 3.4 to 3.99 averages for additional eighth grade students and a large list of grade seven honorees.
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College Place Middle School
Krissy L. Acker
Donald L. Almer
John R. Anderson
Brad Assay
Katherine B. Baehr
Michael Barbano
Christopher Chinn
Suzanne Duke
Bryan Ericksen
Jennifer A. Fox
Jolene Huang
Jae-Hoon Kim
Darrin King
Girald Martelino
Mindy Meyring
Sheldon Nichols
Stefanie Riseland
Bryan D. Rogers
Jim Rudd
Kevin Samione
Janelle S. Smith
Kien Wei Tseng
Midori Yamashita
Mito M. Alfieri
Aaron M. Borst
Leslie Body
Kristi Finn
Michael Furby
George Gardipee
Howard A. Harlbut
Kimberly J. Lyons
Kathleen D. McCally
Mark S. Taylor
Bret W. Turner
Daniel Watanabe
Jami Zahnow
Gina M. Agrillo
Leanne Arnold
Craig Barringer
Keith Berglund
Andrea Blake
Craig Burger
Lora Burton
Sandy Burwell
Shannon Cady
Lisa Chapman
Isaac Chappell
Sung Hee Choe
Cynthia Cook
Matthew Cook
Charlie Correos
Marilyn Craig
Krista Crider
James Curtis
Teresa Curtis
Jason David
Curtis Denton
Katharine Downing
Michelle Dunnigan
Marcus Eng
Brooke EU
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Snohomish County
College Place
Kelly Mario
Angela McGuire
Misa F. McKay
Natha McLennan
Tuyen Nguyen
Jeffrey Noyes
Molly Olson
Hyung Wook Park
Jame E. Patterson
John R. Peeps
Lars Peterson
Angela Phillips
Christina Phillips
Kamin Rondeau
Robert Shulze
John Skaare
Nikki Snow
Kristi Stiffler
Meredith Sullivan
Michael Thayer
Kien Tseng
Rachel Wangen
Cory Young
Kelly Zahl