NO. 06-4-06676-3SEA
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the matter of the estate of: HARUE DERR, Deceased.
The personal representative named below has been appointed as personal representative of this estate.
When community groups across the city said Seattle isn't as safe as it could be, city hall listened, adding money for 31 additional police officers in the city's biennial budget.
Community groups here say that's only a starting point.
"We don't intend to stop - we'll keep nagging them until we get more officers on the streets," said Jack Heavner, vice-president of the North Precinct Advisory Council, one of the groups that lobbied the city for more police officers.
After studying the human body through books and pictures, 17 biology students from Ballard High School experienced the real thing when they toured Bodies...The Exhibition.
The exhibit features 21 whole body specimens and 250 partial body specimens that illustrate aspects of the human anatomy and medical conditions affecting it.
Biology teacher Megan Vogel has taken four of her biology classes to the exhibit, along with two classes from Ballard's Maritime Academy, where she teaches the science as part of its curriculum.
"It's very beneficial since we are studyin
A little holiday discipline goes a long way
By Annette Herrick
While it may be difficult to lose weight during the holidays at least you can prevent the pounds from creeping on. Here's how:
First, know that green bean casserole is not a vegetable. I don't think I need to elaborate on this. Point taken?
Next, on the morning of a big party have eggs and cheese for breakfast, no toast or cinnamon rolls. This will keep your blood sugar in balance before you hit the buffet tables.
Anida Montgomery, of Seattle, lost her courageous battle with stomach cancer on Dec. 13, 2006, at the age of 49 years.
She was born Jan. 1, 1957, in Fort Frances, Ontario, Canada. She was raised in International Falls, Minn., then moved to Seattle with her husband and three children in 1985.
She was known for her kindness, cheerfulness and loving ways.
Born November 24, 1925, in Cheyenne, Wyoming, Ralph James Crews passed away peacefully December 8, 2006, at the age of 81.
Ralph is survived by his brother Bob; his loving wife of 53 years, Laurie; son Scott and wife Kath, daughter Kim and Scott Rapp, and son Brian; and grandchildren Tyler, Morgan and Holly.
He was preceded in death by his parents Ralph and Mabel Crews, brother Rex, and sisters Gerri and Donna.
As a teacher, coach, counselor and vice principal in the Highline School District, he touched the lives of many.
Last week's devastating storm left most Highline residents in the dark well into the weekend.
At press time late Saturday-almost 48 hours after the worst winter storm in almost 14 years caused widespread destruction throughout the region-power remained out in large areas from North Highline to Des Moines.
No dollar estimate of the property damage was available as cleanup got underway.
A record wind gust of 69 mph was recorded early Dec. 15 at Sea-Tac International Airport.
Seattle has followed Burien's lead by voting to designate North Highline as a potential annexation area.
This means the big city will take a closer look at annexing White Center, Boulevard Park and the rest of the unincorporated area.
The Seattle City Council voted 6-3 last week to study the issue of annexation more closely.
After the expected approval of Mayor Greg Nickels, Seattle city planners will refine cost estimates.
They'll also figure out what needed public facilities King County would agree to pay for and which the city of Seattle would be
SeaTac council members rejected a proposal for funding to staff an aid car at all times when they passed the city's 2007 budget on Dec. 12,
Councilman Joe Brennan proposed the budget amendment, which would have added three firefighters to the SeaTac department.
Students at Thorndyke Elementary in Tukwila received a very big check recently for achieving among the greatest gains in the state on the Washington Assessment of Students Learning (WASL).
Not only was the symbolic check, presented by officials from the Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction, oversized.
