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Edmonds Enterprise

Location

Edmonds, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1983

Page

8

Science center offers discovery courses for South County students

Pacific Science Center of Seattle brings science discovery classes to Lynndale Elementary School Lynnwood for grades one through six. Courses include Super Sleuthing Volts and Jolts and A Cast of Billions with sessions on November 1 8 and 15 from 345 to 445 PM. Fees range from 12 to 18.50 dollars for members and the general public. The School for Science program emphasizes participatory activities and exploratory learning with registration at 625-9333.

South County Pacific Science Center Seattle Science Center School For Science

Zetterberg opens Edmonds dentistry with extended hours

Dr. Brian E. Zetterberg of Kingston starts a dentistry practice this month at 547 Main St Edmonds. Office hours are 10 am to 2 pm and 3 pm to 9 pm with Saturday and evening appointments available. He joins Dr. Kirk Springer in the established Edmonds practice. Virginia Evans opens a general law office in Seattle Suite 328 Pioneer Building 600 First Ave.

Brian E. Zetterberg Kingston Main St Edmonds Zetterberg Kirk Springer Ginny Evans Lynnwood Pioneer Building First Avenue Seattle The Enterprise

Blue Cross secures defense admin contract for 100 jobs

Blue Cross of Washington and Alaska wins a $5.2 million Department of Defense administrative contract as fiscal agent for health care claims. The award, in a nationwide bid with at least three rivals, preserves 100 jobs at the Mountlake Terrace office and runs for one year with two optional extensions.

Blue Cross Washington Alaska Department of Defense Mountlake Terrace Blue Cross Plan Armand Hopper The Uniformed Services Champus Colorado Idaho Montana Nebraska North Dakota Oregon South Dakota Utah Wyoming National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration U.S. Coast Guard and Public Health Service

Job Training Act Boosts Private Sector Involvement

Government announces that the Job Training Partnership Act replaces CETA and expands employment and training services for eligible adults and youths. Interested individuals may call 775-0511 for an appointment as the act aims to increase private sector involvement and efficiency in job training and employment opportunities.

Aglow President Jane Hansen to Speak at Ninth Conference

Jane A. Hansen of Edmonds and president of Women’s Aglow Fellowship International will headline the Ninth International Conference in Washington, D.C. November 17 to 20. She will give the opening greeting and speak at the closing breakfast as about 4000 participants are expected. Aglow, headquartered in Linwood, lists 1,678 U.S. fellowships and 2,061 worldwide.

Jane A. Hansen Edmonds Aglow Fellowship International Washington, D.C Hansen Aglow Lynnwood United States

Pulmonary Rehabilitation Program Offered at Stevens Memorial

Stevens Memorial Hospital in partnership with the American Lung Association of Washington offers a three week pulmonary rehabilitation program for chronic obstructive lung disease. The six classes meet Mondays and Thursdays at 7 p.m. starting October 24 with a $10 participant fee and no physician referral required.

Stevens Memorial Hospital American Lung Association of Washington Hospital Information Desk

New Classes Planned at Anderson Center Edmonds

Registration opens for October sessions at the Anderson Center in Edmonds. Ed monds Recreation Department offers Creativity Breaking Barriers with Dr Dianne Valla to aid creativity, plus Free Freshstart stop smoking and Option Parenting courses. Other October offerings include Watercolors for Adults, Ski Conditioning, Musicize, Aerobics, Complete Body Toning, Weight Training and Ladies Fitness. Center at 700 Main St. Call 775-2525 days or 775-2520 evenings.

Anderson Center Edmonds Shera Bray Main St

Teachers sought for tap dance at Frances Anderson Center

Edmonds Recreation Department seeks an experienced tap dance instructor to teach classes at the Frances Anderson Center. Winter quarter begins in the second week of January offering fitness, leisure, and art learning. Contact Rise Eckes at 775 2525 ext 267.

Edmonds Frances Anderson Rise Eckes

Redistricting Commission Proposal for Decennial Maps

Washington voters consider SJR 103 to create a five member redistricting commission with four partisan appointees selecting a nonvoting chair. The panel draws congressional and legislative maps by population after each federal census and must ensure contiguity compactness and reasonable barriers. If appointments fail the State Supreme Court fills the vacancies.

State of Washington Congress State Supreme Court Commission

Washington SJR 105 seeks longer harbor lease terms

The measure would amend the state constitution to raise the maximum harbor area lease term from 30 to 55 years aligning with title and shorelands. House vote was 88-0 with 10 not voting. Senate 45-1 with no further abstentions.

Senate Washington State Yeas HOUSE

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