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Wednesday, January 9, 2008
LEGAL Notices
The Marysville Globe so A5
PUBLIC NOTICE
On October 22, 2007, Ameri-
can Educational Broadcasters, Inc.
applied to the FCC for a construction
permit for a new Class A noncommer-
cial FM radio station, serving Marys-
ville, WA on 89.9 MHz, transmitting
from 48* 7’ 6" N, 122‘ 6‘ 47", at 5.5
kW and 32.8 Meters above average
terrain, with studios in or within 25
miles of Marysville. The applicant's
. officers and directors are Carl J.
Auel, Beverly M. Smith, and Robert
A. Jones. A copy of the application,
documentation, and related material
- is on file for public inspection at Sno-
lsle/Marysville Library, 6120 Grove
Street, Marysville, WA 98270
Published: Dec. 26, 2007, Jan. 2
and 9, 2008.
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE
Pursuant to R. C. W Chapter
61.24, et seq. and 62A. 9A—604(a)(2)
et seq. Trustee’s Sale No: 01-
NC-50245 l NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN that the undersigned Trustee,
REGIONAL TRUSTEE SERVICES
CORPORATION, will on March 7,
2008, at the hour of 10:00 AM, at
ON THE STEPS IN FRONT OF THE
NORTH ENTRANCE TO THE SNO-
HOMISH COUNTY COURTHOUSE,
3000 ROCKEFELLER AVENUE.
EVERETT, WA, sell at public auc-
tion to the highest and best bidder,
payable at the time of sale, the fol-
lowing described real and personal
property (hereafter referred to collec~
tively as the “Property”), situated in
the County of SNOHOMISH, State of
Washington: UNIT 6, WOODBROOK
TOWNHOMES, A CONDOMINIUM
AND USE OF LIMITED COMMON
ELEMENTS, IF ANY, ACCORDING
TO THE DECLARATION THEREOF
RECORDED UNDER SNOHOM-
j ISH COUNTY RECORDING NO
200407160560 AND SURVEY MAPS
AND PLANS RECORDED UNDER
SNOHOMISH COUNTY RECORD-
ING NO 200407165195, AND ANY
AMENDMENTS THERETO. Tax
i Parcel No: 01014800000600, com-
I monly known as 9410 7TH AVENUE
. Dec. 22
,‘ 11:23 p.m.: Cold malicious
mischief, car windows shot out,
i no suspects, on the 4800 block of
1 72nd Drive NE.
: Dec. 23
V 12:04 a.m.: Vehicle window
: shot out, no suspects, on the
i 4900 block of 72nd Drive NE.
' 9:05 a.m.: Cold malicious mis-
chief, vehicle window broken, no
. suspects, on the 6800 block of
3 49th Street NE.
9:55 a.m.: Victim’s cousin took
money from her, suspect is
ing to leave; onrthe 1100 blockof
Ninth Street NE.
1:46 p.m.: Lake Stevens stolen
vehicle recovered, maroon Subaru,
appears drivable, vehicle towed to
Harry’s tow, no suspects, on the
. 7100 block of 64th Avenue NE.
3:53 p.m.: Cold theft of purse,
no suspects, on the 16800 block
‘ of Twin Lakes Avenue.
9:24 p.m.: Customer left with-
out paymg, possible suspect info,
on the 1000 block of Columbia
Avenue.
10:56 p.m.: Rock through back
window, no suspects, on the 7400
block of 76th Drive NE.
Dec. 24
12:58 a.m.: Victim chased tag-
ger onto roof of building, suspect
booked into Marysville Jail, on the
1500 block of Third Street.
1:15 am: Cold vehicle theft,
actually happened in Arlington’s
jurisdiction, on the 15200 block
of Smokey Point Boulevard.
6:43 am: Cold burglary, pos-
For an exhaustive list of events submitted
to our Calendar section, please. visit our
website at www.marysvi/leglabe.com.
was
Project Management Class
Fine tune project management skills and
prepare for the PMP exam. Attend Thurs-
day evening classes during this 10-week
course offered through Western Washing-
ton University’s Everett site. Information
meeting, Jan. 10, 6:15 p.m., Everett Sta-
tion, Room 314. For information contact
www.ExtendedEd. wwu.edu or Profdev@
wwu.edu or 360-650-3650.
, Father Daughter Dance
‘ Marysville Parks and Recreation begins
. ticket sales on Monday, Jan. 11, for their
third annual Father —— Daughter Valen-
‘ tines Dance scheduled for Saturday, Feb.
2 and Saturday, Feb. 9, at the Cedarcrest
School Cafeteria, 6400 88th Street NE,
3 Marysville. The evening includes: a com-
memorative photo, cookies, punch, a DJ,
dancing and door prizes. For all ages.
i Tickets are $12 per couple, $3 each addi-
tional daughter and can be purchased at
the Parks and Recreation Office located in
Jennings Park. For more information call
the Recreation Office at 360—363-8400.
. Wushu Performance
Restita DeJesus, Seattle Wushu Center;
celebrate the lunar new year with the Seat-
: tie Wushu Center performing acrobatics,
: runnlng jumps and martial arts. Snohomish
Library, Saturday, Jan. 12, 2 pm. For
i more informatidn call the Sno-Isle Libraries
Service Center at 360-651-7000 or 877-
, SND-ISLE, or visit www.sno-isle.org.
‘ Coffee Club with Heather
Heather Hafner, a local Edward Jones
SE A#6 , EVERETT, WA. The Prop-
erty is subject to that certain Deed
of Trust dated 7/30/2004, recorded
8/5/2004, under Auditor’s/Record-
er’s No. 200408050583, records of
SNOHOMISH County, Washington,
from AVELINO L SOTELO AND
MICHELLE M SOTELO, HUSBAND
AND WIFE, as Grantor, to LAW-
YERS TITLE AGENCY OF WA,
as Trustee, in favor of NEW CEN-
TURY MORTGAGE CORPORA-
TION, as Beneficiary, the beneficial
interest in which is presently held
by DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL
TRUST COMPANY, AS INDEN-
TURE TRUSTEE FOR NEW CEN-
TURY HOME EQUITY LOAN TRUST
2004—3. II No action commenced by
the Beneficiary of the Deed of Trust
is now pending to seek satisfaction
of the obligation in any court by rea-
son of the Borrower’s or Grantor’s
default on the obligation secured by
the Deed of Trust. III The default(s)
for which this foreclosure is/are made
are as follows: FAILURE TO PAY
THE MONTHLY PAYMENT WHICH
BECAME DUE ON 10/1/2006, AND
ALL SUBSEQUENT MONTHLY
PAYMENTS, PLUS LATE CHARGES
AND OTHER COSTS AND FEES AS
SET FORTH. Failure to pay when
due the following amounts which are
now in arrears: Amount due as of
December 7, 2007 Delinquent Pay-
ments from October 01, 2006 6 pay-
ments at $1,533.28 each $9,199.68
6 payments at $1,366.80 each
$8,200.80 3 payments at $1,690.97
each $5,072.91 ( 10-01-06 through
12-07-07) Late Charges: $1,396.49
Beneficiary Advances: $148.35 Sus-
pense Credit: $4,048.94 TOTAL:
$22,969.29 IV The sum owing on
the obligation secured by the Deed
of Trust is: Principal $161,167.03,
together with interest as provided in
the note or other instrument secured,
and such other costs and fees as are
due under the note or other instru-
ment secured, and as are provided
by statute. V The above described
real property will be sold to satisfy
the expenses of sale and the obliga-
' sible suspects, vandalism to build-
ing as well, on the 2700 block of
17lst Place NE.
7:26 am: Cold malicious mis-
chief, no suspects, on the 1600
block of Third Street.
12:23 p.m.: Cold malicious mis-
chief to vehicle, no suspects, on
the 3700 block of 68th Drive NE.
3:42 p.m.: Cold vehicle prowl,
Christmas presents taken, pos—
sible suspects, on the 6300 block
of 60th Place NE.
5:06 p.m.: White male juvenile
in custody for shoplifting on the
64600 block of 64th Street NE.
> 7:37 p.m.: Gold'theft, no sus—
pect-s, back ’Mndowis‘rn‘ashed out
by rock, on the 6700 block of
64th Drive NE.
7:46 p.m.: Cold malicious mis-
chief, rock through vehicle, no
suspects, on the 6800 block of
64th Drive NE.
" 8:40 p.m.: Subjects in red
vehicle paint bailed house, no
suspects, on the 6500 block of
73rd Place NE.
8:49 p.m.: Cold malicious mis-
chief, no suspects, broken car
window, on the 7000 block of
7lst Avenue NE.
9:12 Cold theft, possible sus-
pect, on the 1 1800 block of State
Avenue.
9:22 p.m.: Complainant found
neighbor’s open ,mail in her mail-
box, appears check is missing, on
the 3000 block of 79th Avenue NE.
9:35 p.m.: Cold malicious mis-
chief, rock thrown through win—
dow of vehicle, no suspects, on the
7300 block of 66th Avenue NE.
financial advisor, will host a coffee club
at 9 am, Jan. 11, at 20265 74th St. NE,
Suite 107, Arlington. It is an informal gath-
ering of those interested in participating in
roundtable discussions on the economy,
interest rates, stocks or other investments
or hot topics. Heather will share her exper-
tise on how to make your money grow and
build wealth over time. The Edward Jones
website is wwwedwardjonescom.
Snohomish Garden Club
The Snohomish Garden Club will meet
on Monday, Jan. 14, at 7 pm. In the
Snohomish High School PAC at 1316 Fifth
Street in Snohomish. $5 fee for nonmem-
bers. The speaker is Sharon. Muth, from
Bonsai Northwest, who has been involved
with bonsai since 1969. The mission of
the Snohomish Garden Club is to stimu-
late knowledge and love of gardening, to
aid in the protection of native trees, plants
and birds and to encourage civic planting.
Meetings are on the second Monday of
the month from September through May.
Annual dues are $15. For information
contact Dorothy Fuhnnan at 425-334-
3881 or dorothyfuhrman@hofmail.com, or
go to www.snohomishgardenc/ub.cam.
Hospice Information
Sessron
A free Information Session to review
the wonderful volunteer opportunities at
Providence Hospice and Home Care Is
scheduled for Wednesday, Jan. 16. 6-8
p.m., in downtown Everett. To register
and to get driving/parking information call
425-261 -481 5 by Jan. 14.
The Digital Darkroom
Learn to edit, correct and enhance your
photos using Photoshop Elements. The
instructor is Kent Baker, a professional
flne art photographer. Class meets at the
Community Room at the Boys and Girls
p
tion secured by the Deed of Trtist as
provided by statute. The sale will be
made without warranty, express or
implied regarding title, possession,
or encumbrances on March 7,2008.
The default(s) referred to impara-
graph lll must be cured by February
25, 2008 (11 days before the sale
date) to cause a discontinuance of
the sale. The sale will be discontin-
ued and terminated if at any time on
or before February 25, 2008, (11 days
before the sale date) the default(s) as
set forth in paragraph III is/are cured
and the Trustee’s fees and costs are
paid. The sale may be terminated at
any time after February 25, 2008, (1 1
days before the sale date) and before
the sale, by the Borrower, Grantor,
any Guarantor or the holder of any
recorded junior lien or encumbrance
paying the entire principal and inter-
est secured by the Deed of Trust,
plus costs, fees, and advances, if
any, made pursuant to the terms of
the obligation and/or Deed of Trust,
and curing all other defaults. VI A
written Notice of Default was trans-
mitted by the Beneficiary or Trustee
to the Borrower and Grantor at the
following addresses: AVELINO
L SOTELO, 12433 ADMIRALTY
WAY 1-101, EVERETT, WA, 98204
AVELINO L SOTELO, 9410 7TH
AVENUE SE A#6, EVERETT, WA,
98208 MICHELLE M SOTELO, 12433
ADMIRALTY WAY 1-101, EVERETT,
WA, 98204 MICHELLE M SOTELO,
9410 7TH AVENUE SE A#6, EVER-
ETT, WA, 98208 by both first class
and certified mail on 10/30/2007,
proof of which is in the possession of
the Trustee; and on 10/30/2007, the
Borrower and Grantor were person-
ally served with said written notice of
default or the written Notice of Default
was posted in a conspicuous place
on the real property described in
paragraph I above, and the Trustee
has possession of proof of such ser-
vice or posting. VII The Trustee’s
Sale will be held in accordance with
Ch. 61.24 RCW and anyone wish-
ing to bid at the sale will be required
to have in his/her possession at the
Dec. 25
11:37 am: No suspect in theft on ‘
the 1300 block of Cedar Avenue.
2:44 p.m.: Theft of fuel, sus-
pect info given, on the 3600 block
of 116th Street.
3:09 p.m.: No suspect in vehicle
prowl, FM transmitter was stolen,
on the 6500 block of 57th Drive.
5:10 p.m.: No suspect in vehi-
cle theft on the 9800 block of
State Avenue.
6:26 p.m.: Suspect info given
regarding theft on the 18000
block of 25th Avenue.
9:40 p.m.: No suspect in vehi-
cle theft on the 5800 block of
Grove Street.
3:56 a.m.: No suspect in theft
of car keys from unlocked car on
the 7300 block of 65th Avenue.
8 am: Recovered stolen vehi-
cle on the 14000 block of Smokey
Point Boulevard.
8:24 3.111.: No suspect invehicle
prowl, front passenger window
was broken on the 1300 block of
Sixth Street.
1 1:32 a.m.: No suspect in vehi-
cle prowl, wallet was taken along
with ID and credit cards, on the
7000 block of 57th Street.
1 1:40 a.m.: No suspect in vehi-
cle prowl, radio was stolen, on the
5800 block of 73rd Avenue.
2:54 p.m.: Mail was reported
stolen on the 4700 block of 68th
Drive.
4:29 p.m.: No suspect in theft
of vehicle on the 16000 block of
Twin Lakes Avenue.
Club, 18513 59th Avenue NE, Arlington,
Jan. 15, 17, 18, 21, 7 - 9 p.m., Fee $60.
Call 360-403-3448 to register.
Everett Peace Action
On Jan. 16, Everett Peace Action will hold
their fifth-annual meeting. There will be
a dessert potluck at the Everett Public
Library at 2702 Hoyt from 7 - 8:30 pm.
Bring your enthusiasm and ideas for
activities this new year plus your favorite
dessert, if you can. Everett Peace Action
is a non-partisan oranization devoted to
creating and participating in peace activi-
ties in the greater Everett community.
Regular vigils are held every Friday from
noon to 1 pm. at the corner of Hewitt and
Colby Avenue in downtown Everett Con-
tact Linda Jackman at 360-653-5832.
Chamber Business Seminar
featuring Brad Worthley
Ten Critical Steps That Could Make or
Break Your Business and How to Reduce
Stress and Increase Productivity Come
join us as Brad rolls out two entirelyjnew
topics of critical importance to business
owners, managers and staff. Space is
limited to the first 200. Call or e-mall'your
reservations today to save your seat. Cost
is $30 ore-registered or $35 If registered
at the door. Call 360-659-7700 or e-mail
blllw@MarysvllleTuIallpChamber.com.
time the bidding commences, cash,
cashier’s check, or certified check
in the amount of at least one dollar
over the Beneficiary’s opening bid.
In addition, the successful bidder will
be required to pay the full amount of
his/her bid in cash, cashier’s check,
or certified check within one hour of
the making of the bid. The Trustee
whose name and address are set
forth below will provide in writing to
anyone requesting it, a statement of
all costs and fees due at any time
prior to the sale. VIII The effect of
the sale will be to deprive the Grantor‘
and all those who hold by, through or
under the Grantor of all of their inter-
est in the above described property.
IX Anyone having any objection to
the sale on any grounds whatsoever
will be afforded an opportunity to be
heard as to those objections if they
bring a lawsuit to restrain the same
pursuant to RCW 61.24.130. Failure
to bring such a lawsuit may result in
a waiver of any proper grounds for
invalidating the Trustee's Sale. X
NOTICE TO OCCUPANTS OR TEN-
ANTS The purchaser at the Trustee’s
Sale is entitled to possession of the
property on the 20th day follow-
ing the sale, as against the Grantor
under the Deed of Trust (the owner)
and anyone having an interest junior
to the Deed of Trust, including occu-
pants and tenants. After the 20th day
following the sale the purchaser has
the right to evict occupants and ten-
ants by summary proceeding under
the Unlawful Detainer Act, Chapter
59.12 RCW. DATED: December 5,
2007. REGIONAL TRUSTEE SER-
VICES CORPORATION Trustee
By ANNAEGDORF, AUTHORIZED
AGENT Address: 616 ist Avenue, '
Suite 500 Seattle, WA 98104 Phone:
(206) 340-2550 Sale Information:
www.rtrustee.com ASAP# 950242
02/06/2008, 02/27/2008.
Published: January 9, 2008.
NOTICE OF HEARING
Before the Hearing Examiner
Notice Is hereby‘given that at City
Hall (Council Chamber), 1049 State
Marysville volunteer opportunities
- The Marysville Police Department needs
seniors to help fight crime in its Seniors
Against Crime program. Volunteers 55
and older get First Aid and CPR training
and learn how to use the police radio.
Volunteers must pass a background
check and be able to physically perform
the duties as required. Call John McAlp-
ine, RSVP Coordinator, 425-257-2111 ext.
3374 or email JohnM@ccsww.arg.
- Leaders are needed for Girl Scout
troops for ages 5-17. Volunteers can
work directly with girls as a troop leader,
work with management teams or work In
the office. Call 1-877-822-9435, email
northemcountlesé’ girlscoulsww. org or
visit 1331 State Ave. Suite A, Marysville.
0 The Greater. MarysvilleTulalip Chamber .
of Commerce is looking for volunteer
at the Visitor Information Center, in Dull
Coda Village across from Wal Mart, ls open
from 9 am. to 5 p.m., seven days a week.
Four-hour shifts (with some flexibility)
available. Contact Bill at 360-659-7700 or
BillW@Marysvi/leTulalipChambercom
Arlington volunteer opportunities
0 The City of Arlington is looking for an indi-
vidual who lives within Arlington city limits
and Is Interested in sewing on the planning
commission to fill an unexpired term until
April 1, 2009. Applications are available on
the City’s website at wwwciarlington. wa. us
or at City Hall. Questions about the position
may be directed to Bill Blake, Interim Com-
munity Development Manager at bblake@
ci.arlingfon.wa.us or 360-403—3440.
- Stillaguamish Senlor Center needs vol-
unteers for bingo on Tuesdays and Fridays
and van drivers for special events and to
deliver food for the food bank Mondays.
Call Karen at 360-653-4551 ext. 228.
0 Arlington Food Bank needs drivers once a
week and people to hand out food on Tues-
days and Fridays, 6 — 7 pm. Call 360—435-
1631 or stop by 127 1/2 w. Cox, Fridays,
1 - 2 pm. and Tuesdays, 6 - 7 pm.
0 Klds’ Kloset needs helpers to stock
the shop as well as people to help dis-
tribute clothing and hygiene products to
children, pro-school through 12th grade ’
Due to required advance meal guarantees,
reservations made and not honored will
be billed. Mail to: The Greater Marysville—
Tulalip Chamber of Commerce, 8825 34th
Ave. NE, Suite C, Tulalip, WA 98271.
Agricultural Entrepreneurs
Learn how to manage a small farm or
agricultural business sustainany and prof-
itably. Wednesdays, 6 - 9 p.m.: Jan. 16
- March 19, University Center at Everett
Station, Room 310, through the Washing-
ton State University Snohomish County
Extension program. Fee $250, includes all
materials. Early registration encouraged;
download form http://snahamishwsu.
edu/ag/workshops/winterworkshopsol
him. For information, Kate Halstead at
khalsfead@wsu.edu or 425-357-6024.
Daughters of Nonrvay
Thelma Lodge No. 26, Daughters of
Norway, will be on Saturday, Jan. 19, at
10 am, St. Paul’s Church, 2005 Colby,
Everett. New officers will be Installed. April
Mills will present a program on the history,
design, patterns and construction of Norwe- g
gian sweaters. She will have some sweat-
era for sale. Membership is open to women
over age 13 of Scandinavlan descent.
Quilt and Textile Faire
Skagit Valley Gardens hosts It’s Seventh
volunteers in,Snohomish County. Call
Avenue, on Thursday, January 24
at 7:00 p.m., an open record hearing
will be held to consider the following i
proposal: Marysville School District
requesting a Conditional Use Per-
mit (CUP), to allow construction of a
198,000 SF high school facility within
a residential zone. The applicant is
also requesting a height variance and
wetland buffer variance which will 1
also be considered at the hearing.
Applicant: Marysville School Dis- ;
trict l
Location: West of Hwy 9, north of
84th St NE, east 0f 83rd Ave NE
File Number: PA 05007
Any person may appear at the
hearing and be heard in support of
or in opposition to this proposal. Addi-
tional information may be obtained
at the City of Marysville Community
Development Department, 80 Colum-
bia Avenue, Marysville, Washington
98270, 360-363-8100.
Appeals for the final decision of the
hearing examiner, or other city board
or body involving MMC Titles 15 to 20
and for which all other appeals spe-
cifically authorized have been timely ,
exhausted, shall be made to Snohom-
ish County Superior Court pursuant
to the Land Use Petition Act, RCW
36.70 within 21 days of the date
the decision or action became final,
unless another applicable appeal 1
process or time period is established
by state law or local ordinance.
For Project Information: Cheryl
Dungan, Senior Planner.
Special Accommodations: The
City of Marysville strives to provide
accessible meetings for people
with disabilities. Please contact
Kirstie Guy, Human Resources
Manager, at 360-363-8000 or
1-800-833-6388 (TDD Only) or ‘
1-‘800-833-6384 (Voice Relay) two 1
days prior to the meeting date if
any special accommodations are ,
needed.
Published: January 9, 2008.
in Arlington, Lakewood and Darrlngton.
Call Linda Dussault at 360-387-5270 or
Kimberly Meno at 360-403-8696.
Sarvey Wildlife Rescue needs volun-
teers over age 14 to help care for injured
animals. For information www.sarvey-
wildlifeorg or call 360-435-4817.
- The Arlington-Smokey Point Chamber
of Commerce, 360—659—5453, needs I
volunteers for officer work, phones and
special projects; the Visitor Information
Center, 360-657—2326, needs volunteers
for helping tourists with brochures, maps
and directions; both are located at 3710 l
168th Street NE Suite C-1 01, Arlington.
Volunteer opportunities In general
0 Mother’s Against Drunk Driving needs
constrictions 838-364-6233 or.visit .
'maddpnworg. .
' Snohomish County elementary schools
need volunteer reading tutors. Contact Linda
Jorve, Washington Reading Corps at 425-
257-2111 ext. 3318 or lindai@ccsww.org.
- The Senior Peer Counseling program
is looking for volunteers aged 55 and
older to provide counseling support to
seniors who are struggling to cope with
life transitions. Volunteer training ongoing.
Call 425-290-1252 or email rho/singer@
ssscorg. '
o The Snohomish County Chapter of the
American Red Cross is looking for volun-
teers to assist in response to disasters
and other local emergencies as Disaster
Action Team members. Training will be
provided in CPR, first aid and other disas-
ter-oriented courses. For information,
contact Richard at volcoard@snohomish-
countyredcrossorg or 425-740-2330.
0 The Red Cross needs volunteers to
serve as case managers and emergency
communication workers at the Naval
Station in Everett. Opportunities are also
available for volunteers to work at home
during after-hours for on—call assignments
about one week per month. For more
information, contact Bev Walker, AFES
director, at 425-304-4476 or 425-252—
Ken Baxter Senior/Community Center,
514 Delta Ave., Marysville, 360—363-8450.
0 Monday drop-in clogging. Rosie Hayes
get moving for fun and fitness. Learn the
basics. no partner needed. Drop in' class,
$3, noon to 4 pm.
I Wednesday book club, Don’t feel pres-
sured to finish the book or to dive deep
into its meaning. No fee. Call to confirm
the author to be discussed. 10:30 am. to
12:30 pm.
- Second and fourth Thursdays, foot care
’ by appointment. $17 per visit, bring your
own towel. Call for appointment.
- Thursday genealogy. Learn genealogy
at the senior center. Free. To register call
the center.
0 Friday drop-in Hula. Learn the beautiful
dance of Hawaii known as “Hula.” Fee $4.
9:15 am. - 11:15 am. The first half—hour
is for beginners.
- Friday drama group. Don’t need to
memorize lines with this class, just try to
I have fun. Please call prior to attending
your first class. 10 — 11 a.m.
- Friday woodcarving. A unique and
ancient art form. 10 am. to noon.
WEEKLY MEETINGS
Little Star Club, Camp Fire USA program
for ages 3 - 5, meets Mondays at Eagle
Creek Elementary School in the library, 6 - 7
pm. Call Holly if at 425-258-5437.
Latinos Unidos, of Deaconess Children’s
Services meets 16:30 - 8:30 pm. Mondays
in Monroe and Tuesdays in Everett. Training
is provided for volunteers that mm at these
meetings. For information call Naomi Demar-
est at 425-259-0146 ext. 121.
Planned Parenthood Teen Clinic walk-in
hours and services for young women and
men are Tuesday, 2 — 4 pm. Services
include birth control (no exam needed),
‘ pregnancy tests, emergency contraception,
information and education, STl tests and
treatments (fees apply). “Talk to us in con-
fidence, with confidence” at 10210 State
Ave. Call 360-658-7871 for information.
Ken Baxter Senior/Community Center is
looking for players for the Tuesday Bridge
group, noon to 4 pm. The style of play is
known as "Party" or “Rubber” bridge. Tables
must be coordinated in advance so call 360-
363—8450 to get on the list.
Pregnancy Aid of Snohomish County has a
WIC clinic in Marysville at St. Mary’s Catholic
Church, 4200 88th NE, every Tuesday,
Thursday and Friday from 8:30 am. to 4:30
pm. Call 360-435-3735 for information or to
schedule an appointment.
Overcomers Outreach meets Tuesdays
at 7 pm. at Warm Beach Free Methodist
Church on 20816 Marine Dr., for all types
of addictive and codependent behaviors.
Meetings consist of recovery topics, step
studies and more. Call 360-652—6555.
Monthly rubber stamp workshop for creat-
_Ing cards with rubber stamps. All supplies
included. Instructor Carol Wilson, at the .
Community Room at the Boys and Girls
‘ Club, 18513 5ch Ave. NE, Arlington, from
6 - 9 pm. on Tuesdays. Fee is $23 per
class, call 360-403-3448 to register.
Come have fum with other Mothers of
Preschoolers. Tihe children have a fun and
structured time :separate from the moms.
Marysville First and Third Tuesday
of every month, 9:30 am. to noon. For
registration call Pilchuck Valley Chapel at
425-334-9558.
0 Stanwood MOPS Meetings are held
on the second and fourth Tuesdays of the
month from 9 am. to noon at the Warm
Beach Free Methodist Church.
Drop In grief support group, to be with
others who are mourning. Facilitated by
Hospice Bereavement Counselors. No reg-
istration necessary, call Kate at 856—7770.
s Tuesdays, Mt. Vernon, 1:30 p.m., in the
chapel at Skagit Valley Hospital.
0 First and third Wednesdays, Whidbey
Island, 6 pm. at the Skagit Valley College
in Oak Hall, Room 203.
Second and fourth Thursdays, Sedro
Woolley, 5:30 pm. at the United General
4103, ext. 20. Contact Elizabeth Grant at
e/izabefh.grant@co.snohomish. wa. us.
Annual Quilt and Textile Faire on Saturday,
Jan.’19 and-Sunday, Jan. 20, 10 am. to
4 pm. Quilters, quilt clubs/organizations,
knitters, spinners, weavers and business
related to these works will fill our heated
greenhouse with their creations to show
and sell. Spinning and Weaving Demon-
strations throughout weekend. Contact
Tammi at 360-424-6760.
Residential Fire Sprinklers
The State Fire Marshal’s Office is offering
a free residential fire sprinkler seminar
on Feb. 4, 9 am. to 4 p.m., at the Labor
and Industries Headquarters Auditorium,
7273 Linderson Way SW in Tumwater. For
information call Larry at 360—570-3133.
Tree and Shrub Sale
Snohomish Conservation District will be
having its 23rd annual Conservation Tree
and Shrub sale on March 7 - 8, at the
Evergreen State Fairgrounds in Monroe. The
sale is open to the public and plants may be
pro-ordered before Feb. 6. The public can
also attend the general sale on the same
days to purchase plants for. reforestation,
hedgerows, erosion control on rivers and
wildlife habitat. For more information or to
download a brochure and order form, visit
our website at wwwsnohom/shcd. org.
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Museums
Snohomish - Snohomlsh County Museum
and Historical Association, 1813 Hewett
Ave., Everett. Regular museum hours,
1 - 4 p.m., Wednesday through Saturday.
For- more information call 425-259-2022.
Arlington The Stillaguamish Valley Pio-
neer Museum, 20722 67th Ave. NE.
Closed through Feb. 2008. For more infor-
mation call 360-435-7289.
Hospital, room 502.
Everett —— Imagine Children’s Museum,
1502 Wall Street, is open Tuesday,
Wednesday and Saturday from 10 am. to
4 p.m., Thursday and Friday 10 am. to
5:30 pm. and Sunday noon to 4 pm.
Marysville — The Nonnesco Pioneers
Telephone Museum, 1709 Grove St,
Marysville is open 10 am. to 2 pm.
Tuesdays or by appointment. For more
information call 360-653-0717.
Libraries
Arlington — 135 N. Washington, 435-3033
Darrlngton — 1005 Cascade St, 436-1600
Everett — 2702 Hoyt Ave, 425-257-8010
Maryanne — 6120 Grove St, 360-658-5000
Snohomish 311 Maple Ave., 568-2898
Grandview Community Center
The Grandvlew Community Center is
located at 11506 Smokes Rd, in Arlington.
Ken Baxter Senior Center
The Ken Baxter Senior/Community Center,
514 Delta Ave., Marysville, 360—363-8450.
Stillaguamish Senior Center
Stillaguamish Senior Center, 18308 Smokey
Point Blvd, Arlington 360—653-4551.
Snohomish Senior Center
Temporarily located in the lower level
small hall of St. Michael‘s Church, 1514
Pine Ave., Snohomish, 360-568-0934.
Stanwood Senior Center
Stanwood Community and Senior Center,
7430 2761b St. NW, 360-629—7403.