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A10 o:* The Arlington Times/The Marysville Globe www.marysvilleglobe.com OBITUARIES • BnnlHIS www.arlingtontimes.com Wednesday, December 31, 2008
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Noise at the library
Noiseguy Charlie Wil-
liams will present Loud
at the Library at 2 p.m.
Monday, Dec. 29. This
guy roars like a lion,
sings like a mermaid and
flushes like a toilet. Kids
and their families will be
encouraged to laugh out
loud with this vocal sound
impressionist, kids' come-
dian and author. Sup-
ported by the Friends of
the Arlington Library, at
135 N. Washington Ave.
For information call
360-435-3033 or go to the
Sno-Isle Web site at www.
sno-isle.org.
Free Movie For Kids
Dec. 30 and 31 at 1 p.m.
at Olympic Theater, 107 N
Olympic Ave.
KUNG FU PANDA
rated pg
This animated comedy
is about a panda named
Po, who must somehow
become a Kung Fu Master
to save the Valley of Peace
from a villainous snow
leopard. Po becomes a
hero by learning to believe
in himself.
Free show is subject to
seating capacity. No out-
side food or drink allowed
in Theater. Sponsored by
the Olympic Theater and
The City of Arlington.
Kloz 4 Kidz
Marysville United
Methodist Church spon-
sors Marysville's "Kloz 4
Kidz." This is a free cloth-
ing center for the kids of
Marysville who are in
need. Appointments are
requested by phone 360-
659-8521.
Givillg Circle
The following groups
have formed a "Giving Cir-
cle" to assist those Native
Americans living at Rose-
bud and Pineridge Indian
Reservations. As many of
you know they have just
recently come through
a terrible blizzard and
many were without heat
and electricity for two to
three weeks. Transporta-
tion came to a standstill
because the snow plows
were getting stuck. In
some places there is lim-
ited power.
The following groups
have gotten together and
are collecting clothing,
blankets, shoes, boots,
and cash donations. For
further information please
contact Robin Carneen at
the Tulalip Boys & Girls
Club.
Tulalip Boys & Girls
Club - Robin Carneen
360-716-3400 cell phone
(503) 544-9794 (main
contact point)(main drop
Off point)
Tulalip Lions Club
- Linda Tolbert 360-716-
1331 (drop off informa-
tion)
Tulalip TERO - Lynne
Bansemer 360-716-4746
(drop off information)
Tulalip Tribes - Frieda
Williams 360-716-4000
(Tulalip Tribal Contac0
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Old Time Fiddlers
The Old Time Fiddlers
meets on the Friday eve-
nings of Jan. 9 and Jan. 23
at the old Arlington High
School, 135 S. French St.,
Arlington. There will be
no jam on Dec. 26. Celtic
jam is at 5 p.m., workshop
at 6 p.m., and circle jam
begins at 7 p.m. Music,
jamming and snacks
throughout the evening.
Free family entertain-
ment; listeners and acous-
tic musicians of all ages
(and their instruments)
welcome.
For information, please
contact Noel Lareau at
360-691-5907 or Noelula@
aol.com.
Turn your thumb
green
The Arlington Garden
Club will be offering their
series of Turn Your Thumb
Green workshops the sec-
ond Saturday of the month
at the Arlington Boys and
Girls Club, 18513 59th
Ave. NE, Arlington, WA.
98223, 10 - 11:30 a.m.,
free to members, $3 for
non-members.
• Jan. 10, 2009
-- Michelle Clark, Certi-
fied Horticulturist, is a
very popular speaker in
Pacific Northwest garden-
ing circles. Her topic will
be Winter Gardening: Get
the jump on Spring.
Contact events@arling-
tongardenclub.org or www.
arlingtongardenclub, org.
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Museums
Snohomish County
The Stillaguamish Val-
ley Pioneer Museum,
20722 67th Ave. NE. 360-
435-7289.
Everett-- Imagine Chil-
dren's Museum, 1502
Wall Street, 425-258-1006.
Open Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Saturday from 10
a.m. to 4 p.m., Thursday
and Friday 10 a.m. to 5:30
p.m. and Sunday noon to
4 p.m.
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Arlington
135 N. Washington, 435-
3033.
Programs for Adults:
Book group
Loved it? Hated it? Come
and share! Join the Book
Group and discuss "The
Mists of Avalon" by
Marion Zimmer Bradley.
Newcomers are always
welcome. For teens and
adults. Tuesday, January
13 7:00 pm.
Programs for Children:
Toddler Storytime
Music, movement, stories
and rhymes for children
ages 18 months to 3 years
and their favorite adults.
Reading readiness skills
are included. Caregiver
required. Tuesdays, Janu-
ary 13, 20, 27 10:30 am
Preschool Storytime
Children ages 3 to 5 years
enjoy stories, songs and
getting ready to read with
a parent or caregiver. A
playtime or craft may fol-
low. Thursdays, January
15, 22, 29 10:30 am
Programs for Teens:
Manga Book Group
Are you a fan of manga
and anime? Share your
enthusiasm with other
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International Date Line, Auckland,
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the first major city to see the new
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teens as we discuss your
favorites! Snacks pro-
vided. Supported by the
Friends of the Arlington
Library. Monday, January
5 at 3:00 pm
Teen Gaming
School's out for the day--
got nothing to do? Come
and play Rock Band
at the library. Use our
equipment, or bring your
own. Snacks provided.
Supported by the Sno-
Isle Foundation and the
Friends of the Arlington
Library. Wednesday, Janu-
ary 7 at 3:00 pm
Duct Tape Creations
We all know how versa-
tile duct tape can be. Try
your hand at creating
fun items such as a wal-
let or purse, flip flops, or
a rose. Snacks provided.
Supported by the Sno-
Isle Foundation and the
Friends of the Arlington
Library. Saturday, Janu-
ary- 17 at 2:00 pm
Darrington -- 1005 Cas-
cade St., 436-1600
Everett -- 2702 Hoyt
Ave., 425-257-8010
Marysville -- 6120 Grove
St., 360-658-5000
Snohomish -- 311 Maple
Ave., 568-2898
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The Grandview Com-
munity Center is located
at 11506 Smokes Rd., in
Arlington.
The Ken Baxter Senior/
Community Center, 514
Delta Ave., Marysville,
360-363-8450.
The Stillaguamish Senior
Center, 18308 Smokey
Point Blvd., Arlington
360-653-4551.
The Snohomish Senior
Center is temporarily
located in the lower level
small hall of St. Michael's
Church, 1514 Pine Ave.,
Snohomish, 360-568-
0934.
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• Ken Baxter Senior/Community Center valid notary license, valid driver's license
seeks Instructors and auto insurance, and current TB tests
The Ken Baxter Senior/Community Center (we provide at no charge) are required.
is seeking people whoare interested in vol- Notary volunteers are called upon approxi-
unteering or being paid to teach classes. If mately 3-5 times a year. Please call 425-261-
you have knowledge of a particular subject, 4815 if you would like to join us as a notary
if youre artistic, crafty, or can teach continu- volunteer.
ing education or something else, please con-
tact us and request an instructor proposal • Snohomish County residents who are
packet. Let your imagination fly! Daytime interested in the needs and issues facing
and evening times are available. Contact older persons and younger persons with dis-
Maryke Burgess, KBSCC Manager at (360) abilities are asked to apply for membership
363-8450 for details, on the Snohomish County Council on Aging.
The Snohomish County Office of Long Term
Care and Aging manages federal, state and
Snohomish County local funds targeted to our elderly citizens.
• Help us keep track of the collection of It relies heavily on its advisory board, the
books and tapes in the community library Council on Aging. The Council on Aging
as our Volunteer Librarian at Providence meets on the fourth Wednesday of each
Hospice & Home Care of Snohomish month (except December) from 9:30 a.m. to
County, located in downtown Everett. We noon. Snohomish County residents who rep-
are looking for a volunteer librarian who resent the needs of ethnic and racial minor-
can donate 2 hours, twice a month. Library ity communities, older persons wishing to
experience is a plus but not a requirement; improve the quality of life for senior citizens,
experience with Excel is helpful. The paper- persons who represent organizations which
work required to be a volunteer includes a serve older and younger disabled persons,
background check and reference checks, locally elected officials and members of the
All volunteers must have current TB test- general public are encouraged to apply.
ing (we provide at no charge). Please call Snohomish County actively encourages
Joanie at 425-261-4815 if you are interested members of diverse communities to apply.
in this volunteer position, or know of some- Interested persons must complete and file
one who may be. an application form with Snohomish County
Long Term Care and Aging. To receive an
• Providence Hospice & Home Care of application form or find out more about the
Snohomish County offers notary services at Council, contact Joyce Frasu at 425-388-
no charge to hospice patients in their homes 7377, orj.frasu@snoco.org. Applications may
and in care facilities throughout the county, also be printed directly from the Council on .
We have volunteer notaries in all reaches of Aging website. Please visit the Snohomish
the county, but we especially have the need County website at the "Snohomish County :
• for volunteer notaries in south Snohomish Council on Aging : Home" link and this will
County, including Bothell, Edmonds, Lyn- take you directly to the Council on Aging
nwood, Mountlake Terrace, Mill Creek, page. i
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Marysville Free Methodist Church
( 6715 Grove St., Narysville • 360-659-7117
Dec. 23 and 30-- 8:15A.M. & 10A.M
Christmas Eve Services
5:30P.M. Family Service
- Childcore Provided
9:00 P.M. Traditional Candlelight Service
- No Childcore
www. marysvillefmc, org
• Sunday Services
10"30A.M.
THEPOINT Candlelight Service
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At Pioneer Elementary @ Hwy. 9 360-435"1616
8213 Eaglefield Drive, Arlington www.thepointchurch.net