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She is still unpacking her belongings Shalimar Gonzales took over as exec- and setting up her office. utive director just a couple of weeks ago While the set-up may be different, the and is eager to put her stamp on the place. Y is familiar territory to Gonzales. Gonzales spent the past three years as Originally from San Francisco, she executive director at the Meredith Mat- moved to Seattle in high school and started thews East Madison YMCA, where her working for the YMCA not too long after. main mission was “making sure the Y While on the way to receiving her degree represents the community we’re trying to in liberal studies from Seattle University, serve and that we create safe spaces for she got a job at the downtown Y location everyone.” her sophomore year, about 14 years ago. Now she wants to do the same thing in “I totally stumbled into the Y,” she said. a different neighborhood. A friend suggested that Gonzales apply As Gonzales walks through the newly —and she took to it like a duck to water. improved West Seattle YMCA, she is vis- It wasn’t long before she was head of a ibly brimming with excitement. A new unique new program for young adults, family wing is one of her favorite parts, creating an all-ages music venue out of a Lindsay Peyton and she reports recently challenging a few empty rooms. The West Seattle YMCA’s new executive director Shalimar Gonzales is on a mission to make sure “the Y represents the teenager to shoot some hoops in the “We ended up having really awesome community we’re trying to serve and that we create safe spaces for everyone.” “Tween Zone.” touring bands coming through the down- A number of storage closets and sel- town Y,” Gonzales recalled. “We’d have Gonzales went on to join the YMCA’s “We were creating pathways for peo- dom-used rooms have been converted to 250 to 300 kids there a night.” membership team—and then moved to ple of color to get into leadership roles,” more functional spaces, she added. She also ran a youth gallery and art Los Angeles to become associate director Gonzales said. “Our intention was to give The main fitness area has been com- program, which gave young artists an of membership for the nonprofit. Even- people the training and opportunities pletely redone and light now pours into opportunity to sell their work and gain tually, she started working with the diver- they needed so when jobs became avail- the cardio area thanks to a row of win- exposure for their talent. sity program. WEST SEATTLE YMCA » PG.11 BIG CHANGES IN JUNE Westside Weekly has changed to Westside Seattle and now big changes AN EVENING WITH THE are coming to our website www.westsideseattle.com

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Shane Harms Shane Harms Young and old donned Norwegian garb to celebrate Norwegian Independence Day. Over 80 groups participated in the parade this year including this clown smiling with ecstatic spectators eager for selfies.

By Shane Harms Syttende Mai is Norway’s Constitution Spectators waving Norwegian flags sat “I don’t know who to share this with but This year thousands of spectators flocked Day, and the celebration in Ballard is the along the streets and watched as Ballard your name came to mind. I attended the pa- to Ballard for the annual 17th of May Syt- largest of its kind outside of Oslo. Ballard High School and other high schools from rade last night for probably the 30th time. It tende Mai parade, expressing jubilation has strong linkage to Scandinavian heritage the area, including Bellevue High School, was just amazing. So many bands, so many and pride for Norwegian heritage. with seminal ties to the fishing (maritime) showed off their marching bands. wonderful Norwegian costumes and very Among the 81 groups in the parade, and logging industries. The Ballard High School Viking Robotics little candy throwing. I had a wonderful people brandished bunaders and danced The procession started at 6 p.m. at 24th team impressed spectators with their robot, time. It again felt like the little town it used to Scandinavian songs of old. One group Avenue N.W. and N.W. 62nd Street and which recently took first place at the FIRST to be,” said Peggy Storey. even made it out from Concordia College moved along Northwest Market Street and Robotics world championship competition. Compared to last year there was one more in Moorhead, Minn., and others from all Ballard Avenue through Old Ballard to One onlooker reported feeling a long group in the parade, which is a slight dip over the region. eventually end at Northwest Lone Place. missed small-town feeling among the crowd. from the year before last, which saw 100. Sig Hansen arrested after altercation with Uber driver By Shane Harms in-law grew enraged and spat on the driv- “Deadliest Catch” star and Ballard native, er. Then Hansen allegedly got out and Sigurd Hansen, was arrested during the ear- kicked the Uber vehicle, causing a dent. ly morning hours on May 18 after a dispute The driver drove a block down the street and altercation with an Uber driver. and called police. The incident occurred when the Uber Officers looked up the landing destina- forced Hansen, his wife, daughter and son- tion from the Uber app, which directed in-law out of the car while en route to Han- them to Hansen’s house in Shoreline. Po- sen’s home in Shoreline. The driver said that lice say that once at the home they found after picking up the group at the 2200 block Hansen and questioned him. They report of N.W. Market Street the ride was canceled that Hansen initially denied the incident in the cellphone app. The driver told them and seemed very intoxicated. Officers that they needed to re-order the ride; other- moved to arrest Hansen in the doorway of wise he could not go on. He stopped to let his home, and they reported that Hansen them out at the 5800 block of 20th Avenue briefly resisted before being handcuffed. N.W. The Police report states that the son- Police quote Hansen saying, “…an Uber in-law offered $100 cash to take the family guy, his name is [redacted], he took me the rest of the way home. The driver refused home, we’re here, we had Norwegian In- and told them that it’s against Uber rules. dependence Day, everybody’s happy, I’ve Courtesy of the Discovery Channel Police report that Hansen and his son- SIG HANSEN » PG.6 Deadliest Catch star, Sig Hansen, at the helm of Northwestern. Always on time, one patient at a time! Your friendly neighborhood dentist for over 36 years Emergency patients seen same day Dr. Chavez personally takes care of all your dental needs from A to Z, from cleanings to llings

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When Cerenzia has a few minutes to “We shared them with each other, peo- take a break from his day job, he hops on ple came by to pick the fliers up and we his bike and cruises the streets. went to town,” Cerenzia said. He’s on a mission to remove fliers that The message was simple. “Wherever have been stapled to street posts that fea- you’re from, we’re glad you’re our neigh- ture a number to call “for fast deportation bor,” Cerenzia said. “I’m glad to stand up of illegal immigrants.” for my neighbors.” And when Cerenzia tears down a sign, He doesn’t blame area residents for be- he replaces it with one of his own, reading ing afraid to speak up—and he’s happy to “Welcome to South Park. Wherever you’re fight on their behalf. from, we’re glad you’re our neighbor.” “I know people who are terrified to Cerenzia posts copies of the flier in leave their house,” he said. “It really mat- Spanish and Vietnamese as well. ters when you stand up for someone who It all started three or four weeks ago, doesn’t have a voice, whether it’s because Lindsay Peyton when Cerenzia learned about the first sign they don’t speak English or they’re scared South Park resident Brad Cerenzia is fighting back against fliers printed in his neighborhood that feature a number to call “for on Facebook. of their neighbors or because they’ve lived fast deportation of illegal immigrants.” He spends time cruising the area, tearing down signs he finds offensive and replacing A few neighbors banded together to dis- 40 years of terror in their country and just them with a more positive message. His neighborhood has joined together in an effort to make everyone feel welcome. cuss what to do. want to be left alone.” “We decided as a group to tear it down,” Williams is also often in the neighbor- Cerenzia hopes that taking action like—and you’re also welcome to the con- Cerenzia said. “We also wanted to counter hood hanging signs. She places her fliers against bigotry is contagious. sequences of that,” Cerenzia said. “I want this person’s posts.” next to the ones she finds offensive. His reception, however, hasn’t been all people to know that they don’t have to The neighbors all agreed that the lan- “We can coexist,” she said. “It feels im- positive. He says some people have told —and they shouldn’t—accept hateful be- guage was antagonistic and designed to portant to know that people like this are in him that he is stifling the other sign-mak- havior in this community. I would much scare immigrants and refugees. our neighborhood. May it make the fabric er’s free speech. rather have a spirit of hope in our neigh- Lashanna Williams was part of the of us even stronger.” “You’re welcome to say anything you borhood than allow this message of fear.” At Frankie’s, success began with a passion for food By Rob Clay is at Pike Place. Frank and Sue Genzale and cousin, Frank Selling produce is an early morning game. Ride with Yellam are celebrating their second year of- A game of one-upmanship between the booth fering Italian recipes from “grandma’s cook- of the first seller of veggies and fruit to the last book” after acquiring the former Filiberto’s booth and who has the best display, the best the #1 car Restaurant in 2015. quality and trust that a buyer will come back Many Burien residents know the history of the next week too. the Italian families who moved here decades Frank G and Sue applied this line of think- insurer in ago. Mostly farmers, they were close and ing to the restaurant. It is no secret that Ital- helped Pike Place Market become the Seattle ians’ love of food and family can translate into icon it is today. a “dining experience.” “It is more than the Washington Frank and Sue started Frank’s Quality Pro- food,” Yellam explains. It is a passion of dedi- duce (1973) in that market, where they sell cation to fresh, quality ingredients and lots of fresh produce every day. They are also part- hard work. ners with Duane’s Garden Patch near Glen They all wait on tables, help at the bar and Acres on 8th Ave S. assist the staff. Even Yellam’s mom, Babe, Rob Clay Frank Yellam Jr., will tell you Frank G is comes in each day to fold napkins. Frank Yellam, Sue and Frank Genzale are celebrating their the idea man. “I’m the guy behind the scenes,” The early generation of farmers (Frank G second year in operation at Frankie’s on 152nd Street. Yellam said. 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Port’s language help line: • (206) 787-3797 4 • Forសម្រាប់ភាសាខ្មែរ other languages, សូមហៅទូរសព្ទមកលេខ call (206) 787-3797 and press 5. ហើយចុចលេខ ។ WESTSIDE SEATTLE FRIDAY, MAY 26, 2017 7 POLICEREPORTS page. The bartender also did not see the then restrained the suspect until officers BALLARD WEST SEATTLE assault and did not access to surveillance arrived. The suspect was placed under ar- BURGLARY BREAKS IN FOR KEYS SUSPECT SOUGHT IN WHITE CENTER cameras. Another witness saw the women rest, but the victim did not want to press Seattle Police are investigating a bur- HOMICIDE get into a grey Toyota Corolla and speed charges. The victim made a statement and glary that occurred at an apartment build- The King County Sheriff’s Office is asking away to the east. The victim did not re- was given medical aid for scratch marks on ing located on N.W. 59th St. on May 13. for the public’s help finding a man involved member the events leading up the assault. her neck, as well as minor cuts and bruises Police responded after the manager of the in a homicide earlier this month. A Murder She said she woke up on the ground with on her shin and knuckles. building reported a break in. The suspect 1 warrant has been issued for Billy D. Wil- people standing over her and blood run- pried open a side door in order to gain en- liam, 30, of Oregon for the death of Seattle ning down her head. The fire department HIGHLINE try to a community area of the building. resident James Little, 30, on Sun., May 7. Lit- had already bandaged her injury, but she Once inside the suspect broke into a lock tle was attending a birthday party at a bar lo- still had a lot of blood on her hands and HOTEL THIEVES box that contained the master building cated in the 9800 block of 16th Avenue S.W. face. She was transported to Harborview Suspects entered a hotel room in the Ra- key. Expensive bikes in the common area A group of women got into a fight, which Medical Center. She told police that she mada Inn, 16720 International Blvd., around were undisturbed. The manager is taking moved outside. Little approached the group, did not know the three women and was not 2 a.m. on Sun., May 14 and stole guests’ action to change the locks. and Williams pulled a gun and shot Little in sure with what she had been hit. bags, which contained car keys. The thieves the head, killing him. Detectives have not then made off with a 2005 red Mazda RX-8. LOVE AFFAIR LEADS TO ASSAULT released a motive for the shooting. To pro- ASSAULT AT RESTAURANT AT BAR IN BALLARD vide information about Williams, call 911 or ON S.W. ROXBURY PARKING LOT VANDAL Police are investigating an assault that remain anonymous and call Crime Stoppers Around 2 p.m. on Fri., May 12, officers A woman was arrested in the parking lot occurred inside a Ballard bar located on at 1.800.222.TIPS (8477). responded to a call about an assault in a of the Burien Community Center, 14700 Ballard Avenue N.W. on May 14. The vic- restaurant located on the 1600 block of 6th Ave. S.W. around 4 p.m. on Sat., May tim called police to N.W. 52nd St., and BAR ROOM ASSAULT ON S.W. Roxbury Street. The victim said she 13. She was tearing wipers off of two parked he told them that he was sucker-punched S.W. ADMIRAL WAY had ordered her food, placed her plate on a vehicles and charged with vandalism. while inside a bar. His lip was swollen and When police arrived at a bar located on table and went to get condiments from the teeth chipped. A female witness told po- the 4200 block of S.W. Admiral Way to in- other side of the room. She then saw anoth- SHOT STOREFRONT AT THE GRAINERY lice that the suspect was her ex-boyfriend vestigate an assault at 9 p.m. on Sat., May er woman begin eating her food and asked The owner of the Grainery, 13629 1st and that they broke up in March. They 13, the Seattle Fire Department was already her to stop. She told the woman that she Ave. S., called police around 10 a.m. on Fri., were living with his parents at Kenwood on the scene, checking on the victim. A would even buy her something. The victim May 12, to report that his storefront win- Place North. He moved to Portland, but witness said she was there with a group for tried to reach for her food and the suspect dow had been shot overnight. she was still living with his parents and a bachelorette party and only heard the as- scratched her on the neck. A witness heard looking for a new home. She was leaving sault, not seeing what happened. She also the commotion and tried to intervene, EAGLES FIGHT the bar with the victim when the suspect saw three women leaving the bar quickly placing himself between the two women. Two patrons at the White Center Eagles, punched him. She said that the suspect afterwards. She thought the women were The suspect tried to exit the establishment. 10452 15th Ave. S.W., got into a fight after told her that he would punch her, too. involved, because they had assaulted others The victim tried to stop her, and the sus- a verbal disagreement around 11 p.m. on Police are looking into surveillance foot- in the past. The witness provided informa- pect picked up a fire extinguisher and start- Wed., May 10. Police reported that both age of the scene. tion about the suspects from her Facebook ed swinging it wildly at her. The witness subjects were highly intoxicated. Enjoy More at Merrill Gardens

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Baguettes come from across the street at and Sue, (both Highline ‘65 grads) invite Grand Central Bakery. guests who have local ties to sign the Highline Michele Smith, local wine expert, was High annuals they keep along the wall. Frank brought in to enhance the food and wine pair- Yellam is a class of ‘73 grad. ings. She also hosts a monthly wine tasting Saying “you gotta love what you do,” Yellam event. The expanded bar invites patrons to calls it a “party” when he opens each day. He linger over appetizers and conversation. admits that Thursday thru Sunday are busy but Join Frankie’s in celebrating their 2nd anni- Tuesday and Wednesday it is easier to find a seat. versary on 5/27. Live music and drink specials The menu, developed by chef Joe Verdoliva, throughout the evening. is seasonal, based on availability and Verdo- liva’s creativity. You’ll find grandma’s base- Frankie’s B-Town Bistro: 653 S.W. 152nd, Bur- Rob Clay ment menu sprinkled throughout with touch- ien, 206.946.1334. Two Frankies in front of the wall of photos in their eponymous restaurant. SENIOR LIVING SAVINGS, SERVICES & OPPORTUNITIES June Calendar SUQUAMISH CLEARWATER CASINO Wed., FATHER’S DAY CARD MAKING that you can take home with you. Gather June 28 Wed., June 7, 2 p.m. your friends and join us for an evening of DAYSTAR creativity. $20 members/$25 nonmembers RETIREMENT VILLAGE MUSIC WITH GLENN includes supplies and snacks. 2615 S.W. Barton St. EL DORADO WEST Thurs., June 15, 2 p.m. Glenn on Keyboards 206.932.6122 1010 S.W. 134th St. serving Beer & Brew (reservations required). BIRTHDAY LUNCHEON www.daystarseattle.com 206.244.5630 Tues., June 27, 11:45 a.m. Entertainment is www.villageconcepts.com CRAFT PROGRAM steel drumming by Stanley Alleyne. Peach- DAYSTAR BBQ COOK OFF & FUNDRAISER Events are free and open to the public. 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Her The staff at Daystar Retirement Village hobbies include crossword puzzles, reading, realized they had a unique situation on sewing and crocheting. their hands, one they believed was worth Taylor came to Seattle following her sis- celebrating. ters’ footsteps. “My two younger siblings The senior center, located at 2615 S.W Bar- came here first, and they wrote to us to say ton St. in West Seattle, is home to five cen- Boeing was hiring,” she said. “We came here tenarians—Isabelle Mills, Ethel Taylor, Dor- one-by-one.” othea Huff and Dora Kinsch, each 101 years Taylor said arriving in Seattle and landing old, and Betty Novotny, who is 103. a job at Boeing was fortunate—and she is as- Daystar hosted a special luncheon for the tounded at the way the city has grown over women on Thurs., May 18—and honored the years. each with a signed letter from Washington “The growth of Seattle has been huge,” she Governor Jay Inslee. said. “When I came here, there weren’t even “You have enriched many lives over the freeways.” years, and your experiences are part of the Mills grew up on a farm and became a Lindsay Peyton very rich tapestry of our state and nation, “ teacher. She taught a number of grade levels Daystar Retirement Village celebrated its five centenarian residents; from left, and Betty Novotny, who is 103, and Ethel Taylor, Inslee wrote. “Your recollections of a rich and in a one-room schoolhouse and has always Dora Kinsch, Isabelle Mills and Dorothea Huff and, each 101 years old – during a special on Thursday, May 18. full life are truly priceless treasures . . . I hope loved to dance. you realize the significance of the legacy you “I went dancing every week,” she said. have been building over these many years.” Huff also grew up on a farm and became Spiritual Resources All five women gathered before the lun- a teacher. “I had four children, which I think cheon to share memories, after each visited kept me wonderfully busy,” she said. the on-site beauty salon to prepare for the She said having a healthy lifestyle is the se- Catholic Catholic big day. cret to a long life. “I ate very carefully,” she Holy Family Parish Novotny, who is originally from Chicago, said. “And I don’t drink and don’t smoke.” Our Lady of Fr. Horacio Yanez, Pastor worked as a treasurer for a small company. Mills said that dancing and playing music 9622 20th Ave SW, White Center She has two children and eight grandchildren on the organ are what have kept her young. 206-767-6220 Guadalupe Church and enjoys oil painting, especially scenes of Taylor walks every day and her advice for Daily (M-F) 8:30 a.m. (Eng) Mass Schedule Wed 7:00 p.m. (Esp) the mountains and portraits. those who would like to reach 100 years old Sat Mass 8:00 a.m. (Eng) She said television was the biggest change is simply, “Keep busy.” Wed, urs, Fri...... 9:00 a.m. Sat Vigil 5:00 p.m. (Eng) in her lifetime. “It really opened the world to Kinsch recommends having a little fun. 6:30 p.m. (Esp) Saturday Vigil...... 5:30 p.m. Sun Mass 8:00 a.m. (Eng) us,” she said. “Eat what you want,” she said. Sunday Mass...8:30 a.m., 11:00 a.m. 9:30 a.m. (Esp) And Novotny still enjoys watching the dai- And Novotny’s secret to longevity came 11:00 a.m. (Eng) ly news broadcast. “I like to keep up with ev- Fr. Jack Walmesley, Pastor 12:30 p.m. (Esp) with a laugh. “Just keep breathing,” she said. erything in the nation right now, whether it’s The women will be joined by two more 7000 35th Ave. SW • 206-935-0358 6:00 p.m. (Tagalog) about problems or not,” she said. centenarians at Daystar in 2018—June Blak- www.olgseattle.org www.hfseattle.org/parish Taylor and Mills are both originally from ney and Mary Mann. To advertise your spiritual center, call Dick Sherman at 206.356.7288 Minnesota—and Huff and Kinsch hail from The center hopes to make this an annu- Kansas. al celebration—and in the future to invite Kinsch said she used to love to go bowling other 100-year old Seattle residents to join Come discover the meaning of but now she prefers watching baseball games them for lunch. Grunge icon, former West Seattle resident Memorial Day Chris Cornell, dead at 52; death ruled a suicide Monday, May 29, 2017 • 2:00pm By Patrick Robinson The Associated Press reports that the medical examiner has determined Sound- Memorial Day Ceremony garden singer Chris Cornell committed American Legion Post #160 suicide by hanging in Detroit. Monday, Memorial Day - 2:00 p.m. Chris Cornell, whose grunge rock icon In honor of those lying at rest, and status grew out of Seattle and West Seattle those buried in foreign lands or lost at sea where he lived for years, apparently took his own life in a Detroit hotel room on May 18. He was 52 years old. He had been on tour with Soundgarden, the band that pro- pelled him to fame and performed with the

band Wednesday night in Detroit accord- Kimberly Robinson ing to his representative Brian Bumbery in Performing with Temple of the Dog at the Paramount in a statement to the Associated Press. Seattle Chris Cornell was enjoying a career resurgence at Police were called to the MGM Grand the time of his death. Hotel in Detroit at midnight in response to an emergency call from one of Cor- broke up in 1997 and Cornell went on to solo nell’s associates. Press reports claim that projects, and later rejoined Soundgarden in upon entry to the bathroom Cornell was 2010. In 2001, he joined Audioslave, a su- found unresponsive and was pronounced pergroup that included former Rage Against dead at the scene. the Machine members Tom Morello, Brad Cornell formed Soundgarden in 1984 Wilk and Tim Commerford. That band with Kim Thayil and Hiro Yamamoto and broke up in 2007. Cornell and Soundgarden would go on to international fame that really were again on tour this month. began with the band’s third album Badmo- Cornell was married to Sue Silver and torfinger. When Superunknown came out lived on Gatewood Hill in West Seattle in 1994 the band hit the stratosphere selling but the couple divorced in 2004. They five million albums. Cornell also worked had one daughter. Forest Lawn Cemetery with other Seattle rockers including West Cornell remarried Vicky Karayiannis, 6701 30th Ave. S.W., Seattle Seattle’s Eddie Vedder in the band Temple lived in Paris and had two children. The For directions or more information of the Dog which performed a triumphant couple formed the Chris and Vicky Cornell please call 206 932-0050 sold out tour last fall including two dates Foundation in 2012 to protect vulnerable at the Paramount in Seattle. Soundgarden children living in poverty and abuse. WESTSIDE SEATTLE FRIDAY, MAY 26, 2017 11 of students are from the Seattle area, but attention from their teachers; some have many students traveled for hours to attend medical conditions or other commitments prom, some coming from as far as Lynden. that cause them to need a flexible schedule; Despite the wide range of hometowns, and some just thrive in a different setting. the students had a great time reuniting with Washington Virtual Academy is a tui- their classmates—or in some cases meeting tion-free online public school open to full- them for the first time—and celebrating the time and part-time students in kindergar- end of another successful school year. ten through 12th grade statewide. WAVA “Prom gives our school a sense of com- offers a rigorous and engaging curriculum munity,” said Andy Holmes, a teacher at that includes traditional academic sub- WAVA. “This was the seventh year in a row jects, as well as a wide variety of career and that we’ve had prom, and it’s always a suc- technical electives. WAVA students receive cess. There were very few students sitting instruction from state-certified teachers on the sidelines—everyone was dancing during live interactive online classes, as and having a good time. It was a very in- well as through recorded sessions. clusive event.” Washington Virtual Academy is an Al- Students choose to attend virtual school ternative Learning Experience school pro- Photo courtesy of WAVA for a number of reasons—some are look- gram of the Omak School District. They might never see each other in person, but they all got to meet at the Washington Virtual Academy prom May 19 in ing to escape bullying; some are ahead of For more information about WAVA, visit Normandy Park. or behind in their class and need different wava.k12.com.

Virtual School holds real prom Jacobson Terminals Marine Environmental Documents Washington Virtual Academy to know each other through their online Public Comment Period: May 26 - June 26, 2017 students dance the night away classrooms and student clubs, as well as On Fri., May 19, nearly 100 high school at in-person social gatherings like field students from Washington Virtual Acad- trips, community service events, school Jacobson Terminal Marine (Site) is located at 5350 30th emy (WAVA) attended their prom at the dances and graduation (which will be Avenue NW in the Ballard neighborhood of Seattle. The Site is east of the United State Army Corp of Engineers Normandy Park Community Center. Sunday, June 11, at the Greater Tacoma Chittenden Locks. The Property currently operates as a marine terminal Sounds like a normal school milestone Convention Center). providing docking facilities for large fishing boats and storage for smaller boats. full of nerves, fancy dresses and rented With a masquerade theme, students Investigation and cleanup of contamination at this Site has been ongoing by tuxes, right? Well, there’s a little more to came to prom dressed in their best formal the property owner. The purpose of current Site activities was to adequately this story… wear and masks and danced the night away characterize the Site, propose remedial actions for remaining contamination and All the students attend school virtually. with a disco ball and laser lights accompa- provide preliminary documentation to assist in the planning and management of Online schools like WAVA are often nying the DJ’s music. A photo booth also future cleanup efforts. presumed to provide limited socializa- provided the students with souvenirs to re- Public comment invited tion opportunities for students. Howev- member the magical evening. • You are invited to comment on the following documents: er, this prom proves quite the opposite. As a statewide school, WAVA students • Draft Remedial Investigation Report and Feasibility Study. This report docu- Students from all over Washington get live all across Washington. A large number ments the characterization of contaminated soil, groundwater, and sediments at the Site and develops remedial alternatives for Site cleanup. in a way that feels really collaborative and WEST SEATTEL YMCA CONTINUED FROM PAGE 3 • Interim Action Work Plan. This plan will clean up PCB contamination in the empowering.” north area of the Site Hill also admires Gonzales’ commit- able, they could be ready.” • Draft Cleanup Action Plan. This identifies the cleanup alternative for cleanup She met her partner only two days af- ment to supporting diversity, inclusion, of the whole Site to the maximum extent practicable. ter moving to California—and when the and equity efforts. “While we were sad to • Plans and Specifications for Site specific tasks to implement the cleanup. post of executive director for Meredith lose her at Meredith Mathews, I am excit- • Draft Public Participation Plan Matthews opened up three years ago, the ed that the West Seattle Y and surround- Send your written comments to Eugene Freeman, Site Manager at eugene. couple packed up and drove up the coast ing community will be able to benefit [email protected] or USA mail to 3190 160th Ave SE, Bellevue, WA 98008. to Seattle. from her leadership,” Hill said. Gonzales feels like she helped rebuild Gonzales said her top priority now is Ecología invita al público a comentar sobre los documentos ambientales that location as a cornerstone of the com- learning more about the neighborhood de Jacobson Terminals Marine Período de comentario público: munity. She brings the same motivation and the nonprofits that serve it. Mayo 26 - Junio 26 de 2017 to West Seattle. “There are so many organizations do- Jacobson Terminal Marine (Sitio) está ubicado en el 5350 de la 30ava Avenida “Our goal is clear—to do our part, with ing amazing work,” she said. “If we don’t NW en el vecindario de Ballard de Seattle. La Propiedad opera hoy en día como great love, to give each person in our talk to each other, we end up duplicating una terminal marina que provee instalaciones de atraco para barcos de pesca community the opportunity to be healthy, w or k .” grandes y almacenaje de barcos más pequeños. secure, informed, connected, creative and Instead, she hopes to forge partner- La investigación y limpieza de la contaminación en este Sitio han sido lleva- compassionate,” she said. ships. “There are so many ways we can das a cabo en forma continua por el dueño de la propiedad. El objetivo de las Rachael Steward, board member at the have a stronger, greater impact together,” actividades actuales en el Sitio es el de caracterizar el Sitio en forma completa, Meredith Mathews East Madison YMCA, she said. proponer acciones remediadoras para la contaminación restante y proveer docu- said Gonazles left her mark on the location. Gonzales is also reaching out to fami- mentación preliminar para ayudar en la planificación y administración de esfuer- “She literally brought the branch back lies, schools and community stakeholders zos de limpieza futuros. Para obtener más información acerca de esta limpieza en to life with her energy and vibrancy,” to determine needs. español o traducciones de otros materiales, por favor comuníquese con Gretchen Steward said. “She definitely made a dif- “We’re focusing on developing pro- Newman al teléfono (360) 407-6097, o envíe sus preguntas por correo electrónico ference.” grams that empower those who are most a [email protected]. Debe hacer referencia a Jacobson Terminals Marine. Steward said Gonzales energized both vulnerable in our community to have op- the physical space and the staff. portunities to succeed, grow and change Document review locations: Washington State Department of Ecology Nicole Hill, senior director of edu- their own lives,” she said. Ballard Public Library Northwest Regional Office 5614 22nd Ave NW 3190 160th Ave S.E. cation for the Meredith Mathews East But she also wants to make the Y more Seattle, WA 98107 Bellevue, WA 98008 Madison YMCA, recalls when Gonzales fun—a gathering place for neighbors, Phone: (206) 684-4089 Call for an appointment: Sally Perkins first started. “At the time I had no idea where they can focus on health. Phone: (425) 649-7190 who she was,” Hill said. “All I knew is that “This is my YMCA and I like to have her reputation preceded her, in a good fun,” she said. “I want people to have fun To request ADA accommodation for disabilities, or printed materials in a w ay.” in whatever they do. The Y is about the format for the visually impaired, call Ecology at (425) 649-7117 or visit Hill said Gonzales has a unique abili- power of possibility, the power of com- http://www.ecy.wa.gov/accessibility.html. Persons with impaired hearing may ty to build relationships with employees munity and the power of individuals call Washington Relay Service at 711. Persons with speech disability may call TTY at 877-833-6341. and community members alike. “She is coming together.” extremely approachable and has a very light-hearted way about her,” Hill said. For more information, visit www.seattley- Jacobson Terminals Marine Website: “She has a talent for being able to rally mca.org/locations/west-seattle-fauntle- https://fortress.wa.gov/ecy/gsp/Sitepage.aspx?csid=4860 people around a common vision or goal roy-ymca. 12 FRIDAY, MAY 26, 2017 WESTSIDE SEATTLE tabbies, petting and cuddling before decid- grist for one of the most popular newspa- ing on adoption. It’s downright impossible per columns I ever wrote, second in reader Catastrophe hits Seattle to say no to a purring ball of fluff. response only to the column I wrote about cat—the kind most of us bird lovers pre- I learned early in my newspaper career the origins of Frango chocolates. In Seat- fer—is especially poignant. These are crea- to respect Seattle’s cat obsession. My edi- tle, go figure: It’s either cats or chocolates. tures who are not familiar with the multiple tor once warned me that, if I liked living dangers of passing autos, predatory wildlife here, I would never—no, not ever—advo- Jean Godden is a veteran Seattle PI and and other unpredictable hazards. cate for a cat leash law. I was, however, Seattle Times newspaperwoman and city I am no stranger to the trauma of a allowed to write an occasional column councilwoman. Her column gives us an in- missing indoor cat. Chloe, my late or- about cats. And, in fact, one of my most sider’s view of city politics. ange tabby—a female with extra toes and popular city columns was the story about a rambunctious personality—managed to a cat named Amanda. escape three times. One time she zoomed The way the story goes, this Seattle fami- through my legs while I was answering ly had adopted a local stray, unaware of her Highline’s COO finds funding the front door, another time when a house testy disposition. They named her Aman- for food bank freezer guest was careless and a third time when da. The large feline immediately took up I was schlepping a load of groceries and residence atop the family refrigerator and JEAN GODDEN didn’t shut the garage door properly. seldom budged. Whenever anyone got It’s no wonder so many cats go astray close, Amanda would snarl, reach out and ay is the month of lost cats in in Seattle. The town is a proper cat city— swipe a lethal claw in their direction. MSeattle. When I check news on a more cats than dogs and more dogs than Since Amanda wasn’t much of a com- neighborhood website or when I browse children. One third of our households panion, the family finally adopted a dog, through local blogs, the top story often is have cats; one-fourth have dogs, and a an enthusiastic Labrador pup that they about someone’s quest for a missing Tom mere 19 percent have children. It’s not named Buddy. Buddy was only in the or Muffin or maybe Oscar. Telephone cat-besotted Seattle alone, but the entire home for a few days when Amanda myste- poles, too, are aflap with posters for miss- Puget Sound region functions as the cat riously disappeared. Although the family ing tabbies—reward offered. capital of the nation. looked for the missing cat, they didn’t per- I know how the owners must feel. Given that Seattle has this outsized cat sist. After all, Amanda was hardly a pet to They’re consumed by worry, out searching population, we are also on the hook at the inspire prolonged searches. neighboring streets, calling pitifully for supermarket, buying more cat food than Skip ahead five years and the fami- that favorite feline and worrying that, alas, any other U.S. city. And, although I haven’t ly’s beloved Buddy streaked out into the Logan (l) and fellow Des Moines Rotarians Dr. Rolly something disastrous may have befallen seen the industry statistics on kitty litter, street one day and was promptly hit by Mupas and Dan Johnson volunteer at least once a Boots or Blackie. Not long ago, I discov- those sales too are probably astronomical. a car. He died soon after. A few days lat- month at the Des Moines Food Bank bagging servings of ered a neighbor traipsing through my In keeping with our cat obsession, May- er, the family was still mourning Buddy food that will fill backpacks. backyard, calling for her beloved Rowdie. or Ed Murray once a year renames City when, to their surprise, they looked up. That hunt, unlike some, had a happy end- Hall, styling it as “Kitty Hall.” That’s the day There was Amanda, back in her spot atop A $4,000 grant and Rotarians ing. After his weeklong absence, Rowdie when the Seattle Animal Shelter supervis- the refrigerator. was found hiding in a neighbor’s garage, es a day-long cat adoption program, right I had heard Amanda’s story from a help local families in need hungry but otherwise unharmed. there amidst municipal doings. City Hall newspaper friend who knew the family This is the story of Highline Public The task of searching for a missing indoor visitors are encouraged to meet the Shelter’s and swore it was all true. The tale supplied Schools Chief Operating Officer Scott Logan and the freezer that stopped working at the Des Moines Food Bank. Logan, a member of the Rotary Club of Des Moines and Normandy Park, was volunteering at the food bank with fellow Rotarians when he heard the food bank freezer had stopped working. He knew that without adequate LISTEN TO THE cold storage, the food bank would be hard pressed to store enough food for BEAT WHERE hungry families. He found a solution through a grant WEST SEATTLE program that matched the need with a donor. Thanks to a $4,100 grant, a MEETS new commercial freezer was delivered this spring. BREAKFAST When other Rotary members heard AND LUNCH about the freezer going down and the 7 A.M. - 3 P.M. need for more freezer space, many responded. Enough additional funds were donated to purchase a second WE BUY, SELL & TRADE large freezer, expanding storage for perishable foods. USED RECORDS, CDS Summer Menu Barb Shimuzu, co-director of the AND DVDS June 1st food bank, explained that fewer peo- Family Friendly ple are eating—and donating—canned food. Because of this, the food bank RECORD SHOP needed new equipment and more space for storing donations of meat, dairy, OPEN 7 DAYS and frozen food. A WEEK “Within two days of getting our two new freezers—boom—they were full to the gill!” she said. HOUSECALLS MADE FOR What motivates Logan? “Part of my LARGE COLLECTIONS! job is to try to match our needs with available resources, to support our EMAIL Beer/Food/Wine amazing learners with equipment and [email protected] facilities,” he said. “This was just an ex- OR STOP BY AT tension of that mission for me, and co- 4559 CALIFORNIA AVE. S.W. incided with volunteer work I believe in

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featured in the soon-to-open museum. Celebrating failure (Even though they are used occasionally by police to catch crooks—provided those museum will house: crooks don’t exceed a speed of 12 miles an • Bic pens specifically designed for hour—and that they don’t try to escape via women—presumably sleeker, prettier bike paths and sidewalks in Seattle where and less grubby than regular pens. Segways are, of course, not permitted.) • Coca Cola Blak—a coffee-infused ver- Even relatively new products like the sion of the soft drink. “Drink three and Google Glass will be featured in the new stay awake for a month.” museum. If you remember, the Glass was • A Harley-Davidson fragrance. No fur- designed to look like a pair of specta- ∆ ther details available, but it failed—prob- cles—that ideally nobody would notice ably because motorcycle riders don’t were actually recording video. It turned want anything masking the scents of out that silly things like privacy laws out ∆ sweat, fumes and bug juice. screwed up an otherwise fine idea—in • A battery-operated health and beauty much the way a virgin margarita screws PAT CASHMAN mask. It looks like it was designed by the up tequila. about& maniac from those Halloween movies. In fact, some say, 80 to 90 percent of The mask stimulated facial beauty using new products fail. That’s good news for n the long human history of great small electrodes—in effect, shocking the Museum of Failures. It should eventu- BURIEN I successes, inventions and innova- your face into looking more attractive. ally be much larger than any other muse- tions, lies an even longer trail of dismal The claim was that—if properly used— um in the world. Unless there’s a Museum flops, mistakes and failures. you’d wind up looking like the actress of Reality TV Shows. In short: For every perfectly-operating Linda Evans. If improperly used—you’d Recently seen in a magazine cartoon: tunnel-digging machine—there are also wind up looking like the maniac from Two older men sitting in an office—as untold numbers of “Big Berthas.” those Halloween movies. one of them remarks, “Those who don’t Many of my favorite quotes are about The coming museum will also include study history are doomed to repeat it. success and failure: some better-known near misses like the And those that DO study history are “If you set your goals high and they Segway. This sort-of scooter was intro- doomed to stand by helplessly while ev- are a failure, you will fail above everyone duced in the early 2000’s with more prom- eryone else repeats it.” else’s success.” ise than a Trump-Comey wrestling match: “Failure is disguised success.” “The Segway will be as big a deal as the Pat—who is scheduled to receive a special “The best lessons learned are from oth- personal computer!” plaque in the Museum of Failures—was a er people’s mistakes.” “It will be more important than the in- longtime cast member and writer on KING Here’s another favorite: “Whenever you ternet!” 5’s Almost Live. He is a keynote speaker— publish quotes from other people, don’t “Faster than a speeding bullet. More and a fundraiser auctioneer—plus he co- bother giving them attribution.” OK. powerful than a locomotive.” hosts a weekly on-line talk show: Peculiar- From the start, the human experience In fact, the Segway fell pretty well podcast.com. He can be reached at pat@ has been a series of trials and errors. short of expectations—and that’s why it’s patcashman.com. Think of how many dirt clods and chunks of wood cavemen must have eaten before they figured out better cuisine. DES MOINES “Hey, Oop! Come here! See if you don’t agree that this squirrel tastes better than BurienBurien A Celebration of Community Huge Garage Sale! boulders.” 20172017 Some poor ideas are immediately obvi- ous. Gargling with hot sauce, skateboard- Huntington Park ing off the Space Needle, surfing behind Community Clubhouse a speeding car, or holding an open flame to a certain area of the body—are argu- ably poor concepts. No one knows exactly where such notions come from (except for the one with the open flame, which was in- vented at a college frat beer party by a guy June named Stanley—whose name has been changed from Pat to protect his identity.) festivalfestival 17 But it’s when bad ideas wind up losing -18 a lot of money that they become note- Sat 10-6 Friday, June 9th & worthy. New Coke, the Betamax, Ben Gay Sun 10-4 brand aspirin, yogurt shampoo and the Sat., June 10th Edsel should all be in a museum of fail- Burien Town ure—if only there was one. Wait! There is Square Park 9 am to 4 pm one! Or soon will be. 5th & 152nd SW The Museum of Failure is opening next 1000 S. 248th St. month in Helsingborg, Sweden. Suitably, Des Moines Helsingborg is the fourth largest city in Sweden, failing to crack the top three. The Museum will house a curated General store, hardware, collection of more than 60 products— jewelry, linens, books, products that the Museum website says, :: Vendors Touch a Truck art and more. “provide insight into the risky business of innovation.” A guy named Dr. Samuel Strawberry B-Boy/B-Girl Jam Lunch and bake sale available. West—who is something called an ‘orga- Food :: Music :: Performers nizational psychologist’—is the person in Discover Burien To advertise your event in Mural Masters in the Art Alley Father’s Day charge. He says, “The purpose of the mu- Car Show seum is to show that innovation requires Activities for all Ages! failure.” With that kind of mission, if the out & about museum turns out to be a flop—it will si- WildStrawberryFestival.org :: 206.988.3700 Call Dona at 206.387.3873 multaneously be a success. [email protected] Among the goofed-up innovations the 14 FRIDAY, MAY 26, 2017 WESTSIDE SEATTLE Deadline for receiving Calendar items is Noon Wednesday for the following week’s issue. Events are published based on timeliness and space available. Email submissions as soon as possible to: [email protected]. Items can be accepted from nonprofit groups and government agencies only. Others may call 206.387.3873 for inclusion in our “Out & About” advertising column. WSCALENDARsomething for everyone! You can choose to left-leaning individuals a place to talk poli- WEST SEATTLE do the loop once, twice, or all five times for tics. You don’t need to be a policy expert— DISCOVERY SHOP a full 5K. Not interested in an obstacle race? just come and learn from peers, trade jokes, 4535 California Ave. S.W. Run the course and skip them. Looking for vent frustration and hang out in an environ- 206 937 7169 something less challenging? There will be a ment where it’s not taboo to talk politics. May 25-28. In honor of Memorial Day, all Senior Saunter and a 1/4 mile Youth Dash Red, White & Blue clothing is reduced 40% on a course set up on the flat play field— WHITE CENTER KIWANIS through Sun. May 28 and all items with perfect for those looking to participate but MEET & GREET Yellow tags are $1.00 May 27 until the end not overdo it. Registration fee is $25–$35 Proletariat Pizza of the month. You may want to stop by and and is available at www.loopthelupe.com. 9622 16th Ave. S.W. pick up some books for the long weekend— Proceeds from the race are a fundraiser for Wed., May 31, 6:30–8:30 p.m. Want to paperbacks are $.50 and hardbacks $1.00. the community athletics and social. know more about Kiwanis, An enthusi- BALLARD CRITERIUM The all volunteer run non-profit American astic service club helping kids and youth Start/finish is near 20th Avenue N.W. Cancer Society shop is open Sun. 11 a.m.– HIGHLINE in the White Center area. Free pizza and and Ballard Avenue N.W. 3 p.m. and all other days 10 a.m.– 4:30 p.m. one free libation per person. RSVP appre- Sat., June 10, 2–9:30 p.m. In its 24th Follow our blog at www.discoveryshop- ciated but not required to Bill Tracy at at year, this is one of Seattle’s classic bike westseattle.org and LIKE us on Facebook. 206.248.2441 or [email protected]. races with a great city course, lots of fans Be part of something rewarding! and a fantastic atmosphere. Just like the CHIC STREET MAN original criteriums in Belgium, the key- Alki United Church of Christ ADULT PING PONG stone pro event kicks off in the evening 6115 S.W. Hinds Burien Community Center with fans spilling out of Ballard neigh- Sat., June 3, 7 p.m. Get your summer 14600 - 6th Ave. S.W. borhood bars and restaurants to watch groove on with a rare solo performance by Every Tues. and Fri., 11 a.m.–2:30 p.m. and cheer. “It’s one of the best in the Chic Street Man (acoustic urban blues and You are invited to play pong for fun and ex- Northwest,” said Bill Booth local elite folk), a uniquely talented artist with an in- ercise, All skill levels are welcome. category rider. “It’s great for spectators— ternational following. chicstreetman.com. riders come by every minute, it’s a really A free-will offering of $20 is suggested. Re- BALLARD technical and very fast!” The race course, freshments & treats served at intermission. in downtown Ballard, follows Ballard Net proceeds benefit West Seattle Helpline. BALLARD TOOL LIBRARY REPAIR Ave. N.W., N.W. Vernon Place, Shilshole Visit alkiucc.org for more info. CAFÉ + PLANNING MEETING Ave. N.W., and N.W. Dock Place. Reg- Location TBD. Visit sustainableballard.org istration, costs, licensing, and notes are DAYSTAR BBQ COOK OFF days before for location online at apexracing.org/ballardcrit/. & FUNDRAISER Thurs., May 25, 6–7 p.m. Do you have Latest race announcements, prizes, and Daystar retirement village something that needs repair, mending, or general information available on Twit- 2615 S.W. Barton Street BURIEN B-TOWN BEAT MUSIC fixing? We’ll have experienced volunteers ter: @BallardCrit Sat., June 3, 11:30 a.m.–2:30 p.m. Live mu- AND ART WALK here to help you along with some tools to sic, kids activities, face painting and much S.W. 152nd between try out. The monthly Planning Meeting will Burton at 206.402.6926 or email garage- more fun! All you can eat for $5 per person! 4th and 10th Ave. S.W. follow the Repair Cafe at 7 p.m. We’re also [email protected]. Burgers, hot dogs and pulled pork and sides. Friday, June 2, 6–9 p.m. Celebrate Arts looking for volunteers! If you’re handy and Net proceeds benefit senior center of west and Music as you discover and walk want to help out, let us know at ballardtool BALLARD BOOTIE CRAWL seattle. For more info call 206.937.6122 Or around the new town center of Burien. [email protected]. Meet at Jones Brothers & Co. visit www.Daystarseattle.Com. We hope to see you there. Visit b-town- 5449 Ballard Ave. N.W. beat.com for further information, a map KBFG-107.3 FUNDRAISER Thurs., June 8, 7–11 p.m. A World Oceans LOOP THE LUPE of the venues displaying art and updates. 5308 Baker Ave. N.W. Day Event. Live music, live painting, data Walt Hundley Playfield Sat., June 3. North Seattle’s new non-com- sculpture, real pirates, raffle, giveaways 6920 34th Ave. S.W. BURIEN DRINKING LIBERALLY mercial, volunteer run community radio and more! Assemble your crew and follow Sun., June 4, Check in 11 a.m. Come out Angelo’s Restaurant, the DaVinci room station, KBFG-107.3, will be participating Blackbeard’s map of Ballard from watering and experience Seattle’s newest race at Walt 601 S.W. 153rd St. in the Phinney Neighborhood Association hole to watering hole. A portion of the pro- Hundley Playfield! With five fun and chal- Thurs., May 25, any time from 6:30 PM on- Garage Sale and is in need of donations for ceeds will be used to support efforts to erad- lenging obstacles set along a 1K loop there’s ward. Drinking Liberally gives like-minded, the sale prior to the event. For info call Pam icate plastic pollution in Washington State. Legal/Public Notices must be received [email protected] PUBLICNOTICES no later than 12 noon on Friday IN THE SUPERIOR tion for Distribution will be heard IN THE SUPERIOR to any other notice agent and a 11.42.060. This bar is effective Published in the Westside Se- personal representative or the Attorney for the Personal COURT OF THE STATE OF in the Ex Parte Department, COURT OF THE STATE OF personal representative of the as to claims against both the attle on May 26, June 2, 9, 2017 personal representative’s attor- Representative: WASHINGTON FOR KING Room W325, of the King County WASHINGTON FOR KING Decedent’s estate has not been Decedent’s probate and non- #6726 ney at the address stated below SARAH E. SMITH COUNTY Superior Court at 10:30 a.m. on COUNTY appointed. probate assets. a copy of the claim and filing WSBA# 39605 NO: 16-4-03732-9SEA Wednesday, June 28, 2017, at NO. 17-4-03232-5SEA Any person having a claim the original of the claim with NOTICE OF HEARING which time and place any person NON-PROBATE NOTICE TO against the Decedent must, be- Date of first publication: IN THE SUPERIOR the court in which the probate Address for Mailing or Services: PETITION FOR interested in the estate may ap- CREDITORS fore the time the claim would May 26, 2017 COURT OF THE STATE OF proceedings were commenced. P.O. BOX 70567 DISTRIBUTION pear and file objections to and RCW 11.42.030 be barred by any otherwise ap- WASHINGTON IN AND FOR The claim must be presented Seattle, WA 98127 CLERK’S ACTION contest the petition and/or final plicable statute of limitations, The Notice Agent declares under THE COUNTY OF KING within the later of: (1) Thirty REQUIRED account. In the matter of the estate of: present the claim in the manner penalty of perjury under the laws NO: 17-4-02668-6SEA days after the personal repre- Court of probate proceedings Date of publication: ROLAND G. HOEFER, as provided in RCW 11.42.070 by of the state of Washington on PROBATE NOTICE TO sentative served or mailed the and Cause Number: In the matter of the estate of: May 26, 2017 Deceased. serving on or mailing to the no- May 18, 2017 in the City of Se- CREDITORS notice to the creditor as pro- King County Superior Court RAMONA C. KERTES, tice agent or the notice agent’s attle, Washington that the fore- RCW 11.40.030 vided under RCW 11.40.020 (1) 17-4-02668-6SEA Deceased. Attorney for the Personal THE NOTICE AGENT NAMED BE- attorney at the address stated going is true and correct. (c); or (2) four months after the Representative: LOW, has elected to give notice below a copy of the claim and In the matter of the estate of: date of first publication of the Published in the Westside Se- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO SARAH E. SMITH to creditors of the Decedent. As filing the original of the claim Notice Agent: WILHELMINA ZENT, notice. If the claim is not pre- attle on May 26, June 2, 9, 2017 ALL INTERESTED IN ABOVE ES- WSBA # 39605 of the date of filing of a copy of with the court in which the no- Roland J. Hoefer Deceased. sented within this time frame, #6727 TATE THAT: this notice with the Clerk of this tice agent’s declaration and oath the claim is forever barred, (1) Jayne C. Kertes, as Personal Address for Mailing or Service: Court, the Notice Agent has no were filed. The claim must be Attorney for Notice Agent: THE PERSONAL REPRESENTA- except as otherwise provided Representative (PR) of the above P.O. BOX 70567 knowledge of the appointment presented within the later of: (1) HENRY W. GRENLEY TIVE NAMED BELOW has been in RCW 11.40.051 and RCW estate has filed with the Clerk of Seattle, WA 98127-0567 and qualification of a personal thirty days after the notice agent WSBA # 1321 appointed as personal repre- 11.40.060. This bar is effective the above Court: representative in the Decedent’s served or mailed the notice to sentative of this estate. Any as to claims against both the The Final Account and Petition Court of probate proceedings estate in the State of Washington the creditor as provided under Address for Mailing or Service: person having a claim against decedent’s probate and non- for Distribution of the estate, and Cause Number: or of any other person becoming RCW 11.42.020(2)(c); or (2) four P.O. BOX 70567 the decedent must, before the probate assets. requesting the Court to settle King County Superior Court a Notice Agent. According to months after the date of first Seattle, WA 98127-0567 time the claim would be barred the final account, distribute the 16-4-03732-9SEA the records of the court as are publication of the notice If the by any otherwise applicable Date of first publication: property of the estate to the available on the date of the fil- claim is not presented within Court of notice agent’s oath and statute of limitations, pres- May 26, 2017 heirs or persons entitled thereto, Published in the Westside Se- ing of this notice with the court, this time frame, the claim is for- declaration and Cause Number: ent the claim in the manner and discharge the PR; attle on May 26, 2017 a cause number regarding the ever barred, except as otherwise King County Superior Court as provided in RCW 11.40.070 Personal Representative: (2) The Final Account and Peti- #6725 Decedent has not been issued provided in RCW 11.42.050 and 17-4-03232-5SEA by serving on or mailing to the Sarah R Johnson WESTSIDE SEATTLE FRIDAY, MAY 26, 2017 15 Legal/Public Notices must be received [email protected] PUBLICNOTICES no later than 12 noon on Friday PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE Court of probate proceedings attorney at the address stated Court of probate proceedings representative’s attorney at the Court of probate proceedings representative or the personal Date of first publication of this CITY OF NORMANDY PARK and Cause Number: below a copy of the claim and fil- and Cause Number: address stated below a copy of and Cause Number: representative’s attorney at the notice: 6-YEAR TRANSPORTATION King County Superior Court ing the original of the claim with King County Superior Court the claim and filing the original King County Superior Court address stated below a copy of May 12, 2017 IMPROVEMENT PLAN 17-4-02328-8SEA the court in which the probate 17-4-02985-5SEA of the claim with the court in 17-4-03213-9SEA the claim and filing the original 7:00 P.M. ON TUESDAY, proceedings were commenced. which the probate proceedings of the claim with the court in The co-notice agents declares JUNE 13, 2017 Published in the Westside Se- The claim must be presented Published in the Westside Seat- were commenced. The claim Published in the Westside Se- which the probate proceedings under penalty of perjury under attle on April 21, 28, May 5, 12, within the later of: (1) Thirty days tle on May 19, 26, June 2, 2017 must be presented within the attle on May 26, June 2, 9, 2017 were commenced. The claim the laws of the State of Wash- NORMANDY PARK CITY HALL 19, 26, 2017 after the personal representative #3714 later of: (1) Thirty days after #3718 must be presented within the ington under the date of May 801 SW 174th Street, #3709 served or mailed the notice to the the personal representative later of: (1) Thirty days after 2, 2017 in the city of Seattle, Normandy Park, Washington creditor as provided under RCW served or mailed the notice to the personal representative Washington that the foregoing is 98166 11.40.020 (3); or (2) four months IN THE SUPERIOR the creditor as provided under IN THE SUPERIOR served or mailed the notice to true and correct. IN THE SUPERIOR after the date of first publication COURT OF THE STATE OF RCW 11.40.020 (1)(c ) or (2) COURT OF THE STATE OF the creditor as provided under The City Council of the City of COURT OF THE STATE OF of the notice. If the claim is not WASHINGTON IN AND FOR four months after the date of WASHINGTON IN AND FOR RCW 11.40.020(1)(c); or (2) four Co-Notice Agents: Normandy Park invites all inter- WASHINGTON IN AND FOR presented within this time frame, THE COUNTY OF KING first publication of the notice. If THE COUNTY OF KING months after the date of first Guy C. Edson ested parties to attend a Public THE COUNTY OF KING the claim is forever barred, except NO: 17-4-03044-6SEA the claim is not presented within NO: 17-4-03211-2SEA publication of the notice. If the Lori Midgett Hearing on June 13, 2017, at NO: 17-4-02931-6SEA as otherwise provided in RCW PROBATE NOTICE TO this time frame, the claim is PROBATE NOTICE TO claim is not presented within 7:00 p.m. to offer testimony on PROBATE NOTICE TO 11.40.051 and RCW 11.40.060. CREDITORS forever barred, except as other- CREDITORS this time frame, the claim is for- Attorneys for co-notice Agents: the City’s proposed Six-Year CREDITORS This bar is effective as to claims RCW 11.40.030 wise provided in RCW 11.40.051 RCW 11.40.030 ever barred, except as otherwise SARAH E. SMITH, Transportation Improvement RCW 11.40.030 against both the decedent’s pro- and RCW 11.40.060. This bar provided in RCW 11.40.051 and WSBA #39605 Plan. bate and non-probate assets. In the matter of the estate of: is effective as to claims against In the matter of the estate of: RCW 11.40.060. This bar is ef- Address for Mailing or Service: In the matter of the estate of: TOD MICHAEL ROOSE, both the decedent’s probate and JOHN E. WELLER, fective as to claims against both P.O. BOX 70567 A copy of the proposed plan is JANINA M. BENETT, Date of first publication: Deceased. non-probate assets. Deceased. the decedent’s probate and non- Seattle, WA 98127 available from the City Clerk’s Deceased. May 12, 2017 probate assets. Office at the City Hall address or THE PERSONAL REPRESENTA- Date of first publication: THE CO-PERSONAL REPRESEN- Published in the Westside Se- by calling 206-248-8248. THE PERSONAL REPRESENTA- Personal Representative: TIVE NAMED BELOW has been May 19, 2017 TATIVES NAMED BELOW has Date of first publication: attle on May 12, 19, 26, 2017 TIVE NAMED BELOW has been Alice B. Fitch appointed as personal repre- been appointed as Co-personal May 26, 2017 # 6722 Interested persons may provide appointed as personal represen- sentative of this estate. Any Personal Representative: representatives of this estate. testimony either in writing or by tative of this estate. Any person Attorney for the Personal person having a claim against LISA GONDOLA Any person having a claim against Personal Representative: appearing at the Public Hearing. having a claim against the dece- Representative: the decedent must, before the the decedent must, before the Susan R. Davis IN THE SUPERIOR All questions should be directed dent must, before the time the JAMES G. BARNECUT time the claim would be barred Attorney for the Personal time the claim would be barred COURT OF THE STATE OF to the Community Developmen- claim would be barred by any WSBA # 7571 by any otherwise applicable Representative: by any otherwise applicable Attorney for the Personal WASHINGTON IN AND FOR Director David Nemens, at 206- otherwise applicable statute of statute of limitations, present HEATHER S. DE VRIEZE statute of limitations, present the Representative: THE COUNTY OF KING 248-7603. Written comments limitations, present the claim in Address for Mailing or Services: the claim in the manner as pro- WSBA # 28553 claim in the manner as provided ERIC A. OLSON NO: 17-4-02932-4SEA should be sent to the City Coun- the manner as provided in RCW 4826 California Avenue SW vided in RCW 11.40.070 by serv- in RCW 11.40.070 by serving on WSBA # 7721 PROBATE NOTICE TO cil, Attn: City Clerk, City Hall, 11.40.070 by serving on or mail- Seattle, WA 98116 ing on or mailing to the personal Address for Mailing or Services: or mailing to the Co-personal rep- CREDITORS 801 SW 174th Street, Normandy ing to the personal representative representative or the personal 3909 California Avenue SW #101 resentatives or the Co-personal Address for Mailing or Services: RCW 11.40.030 Park, Washington 98166 or via or the personal representative’s Court of probate proceedings representative’s attorney at the Seattle, WA 98116-3705 representatives’ attorney at the 1734 NW Market Street email at [email protected] attorney at the address stated and Cause Number: address stated below a copy of address stated below a copy of Seattle, WA 98107 In the matter of the estate of: park.wa.us. below a copy of the claim and fil- King County Superior Court the claim and filing the original of Court of probate proceedings the claim and filing the original of VIVIAN T. HOLDORF, ing the original of the claim with 17-4-02930-8SEA the claim with the court in which and Cause Number: the claim with the court in which Court of probate proceedings Deceased. Published in the Westside Se- the court in which the probate the probate proceedings were King County Superior Court the probate proceedings were and Cause Number: attle on May 26, 2017 proceedings were commenced. Published in the Westside Se- commenced. The claim must 17-4-01244-8KNT commenced. The claim must be King County Superior Court THE PERSONAL REPRESENTA- #1728 The claim must be presented attle on May 12, 19, 26, 2017 be presented within the later of: presented within the later of: (1) 17-4-03156-6SEA TIVE NAMED BELOW has been within the later of: (1) Thirty days #3713 (1) Thirty days after the personal Published in the Westside Seat- Thirty days after the Co-personal appointed as personal repre- after the personal representative representative served or mailed tle on May 19, 26, June 2, 2017 representatives served or mailed Published in the Westside Se- sentative of this estate. Any IN THE SUPERIOR served or mailed the notice to the the notice to the creditor as pro- #3716 the notice to the creditor as pro- attle on May 26, June 2, 9, 2017 person having a claim against COURT OF THE STATE OF creditor as provided under RCW IN THE SUPERIOR vided under RCW 11.40.020 (1)(c vided under RCW 11.40.020(3); #3720 the decedent must, before the WASHINGTON IN AND FOR 11.40.020(3); or (2) four months COURT OF THE STATE OF ) or (2) four months after the date or (2) four months after the date time the claim would be barred THE COUNTY OF KING after the date of first publication WASHINGTON IN AND FOR of first publication of the notice. IN THE SUPERIOR of first publication of the notice. If by any otherwise applicable NO: 17-4-02328-8SEA of the notice. If the claim is not THE COUNTY OF KING If the claim is not presented COURT OF THE STATE OF the claim is not presented within IN THE SUPERIOR statute of limitations, pres- PROBATE NOTICE TO presented within this time frame, NO: 17-4-02985-5SEA within this time frame, the WASHINGTON IN AND FOR this time frame, the claim is for- COURT OF THE STATE OF ent the claim in the manner CREDITORS the claim is forever barred, except PROBATE NOTICE TO claim is forever barred, except THE COUNTY OF KING ever barred, except as otherwise WASHINGTON IN AND FOR as provided in RCW 11.40.070 RCW 11.40.030 as otherwise provided in RCW CREDITORS as otherwise provided in RCW NO: 17-4-03213-9SEA provided in RCW 11.40.051 and THE COUNTY OF KING by serving on or mailing to the 11.40.051 and RCW 11.40.060. RCW 11.40.030 11.40.051 and RCW 11.40.060. PROBATE NOTICE TO RCW 11.40.060. This bar is ef- NO: 17-4-02909-0SEA personal representative or the In the matter of the estate of: This bar is effective as to claims This bar is effective as to claims CREDITORS fective as to claims against both NON-PROBATE NOTICE TO personal representative’s attor- JAMES STANLEY MOORE, against both the decedent’s pro- In the matter of the estate of: against both the decedent’s pro- RCW 11.40.030 the decedent’s probate and non- CREDITORS ney at the address stated below Deceased. bate and non-probate assets. JOSEPH R. LAUNDERVILLE, bate and non-probate assets. probate assets. RCW 11.42.030 a copy of the claim and filing Deceased. In the matter of the estate of: the original of the claim with THE PERSONAL REPRESENTA- Date of first publication: Date of first publication: BRUCE A. SIMONDS, Date of first publication: In the matter of: the court in which the probate TIVE NAMED BELOW has been May 12, 2017 THE PERSONAL REPRESENTA- May 19, 2017 Deceased. May 26, 2017 RONALD Z. EDSON, proceedings were commenced. appointed as personal repre- TIVE NAMED BELOW has been Deceased. The claim must be presented sentative of this estate. Any Personal Representative: appointed as personal repre- Personal Representative: THE PERSONAL REPRESENTA- Co-Personal Representatives: within the later of: (1) Thirty person having a claim against Renata A. Benett sentative of this estate. Any Brenda Roose TIVE NAMED BELOW has been Nancy C. Stephens THE CO-NOTICE AGENTS NAMED days after the personal repre- the decedent must, before the person having a claim against appointed as personal represen- Jodi L. Jewett BELOW has elected to give notice sentative served or mailed the time the claim would be barred Attorney for the Personal the decedent must, before the Attorney for the Personal tative of this estate. Any person to creditors of the above named notice to the creditor as pro- by any otherwise applicable Representative: time the claim would be barred Representative: having a claim against the dece- Attorney for the Co-Personal decedent. As of the date of the fil- vided under RCW 11.40.020 (1) statute of limitations, present JAMES G. BARNECUT by any otherwise applicable HEATHER S. DE VRIEZE dent must, before the time the Representatives: ing of a copy of this notice with the (c ) or (2) four months after the the claim in the manner as pro- WSBA # 7571 statute of limitations, present WSBA # 28553 claim would be barred by any JAMES G. BARNECUT court, the co-notice agents has no date of first publication of the vided in RCW 11.40.070 by serv- the claim in the manner as pro- otherwise applicable statute of WSBA # 7571 knowledge of any other person notice. If the claim is not pre- ing on or mailing to the personal Address for Mailing or Services: vided in RCW 11.40.070 by serv- Address for Mailing or Services: limitations, present the claim in acting as co-notice agents or of sented within this time frame, representative or the personal 4826 California Avenue SW ing on or mailing to the personal 3909 California Avenue SW #101 the manner as provided in RCW Address for Mailing or Services: the appointment of a personal the claim is forever barred, representative’s attorney at the Seattle, WA 98116 representative or the personal Seattle, WA 98116-3705 11.40.070 by serving on or mail- 4826 California Avenue SW representative of the decedent’s except as otherwise provided address stated below a copy of representative’s attorney at the ing to the personal representative Seattle, WA 98116 estate in the state of Washington. in RCW 11.40.051 and RCW the claim and filing the original of Court of probate proceedings address stated below a copy of Court of probate proceedings or the personal representative’s According to the records of the 11.40.060. This bar is effective the claim with the court in which and Cause Number: the claim and filing the original and Cause Number: attorney at the address stated Court of probate proceedings court as are available on the date as to claims against both the the probate proceedings were King County Superior Court of the claim with the court in King County Superior Court below a copy of the claim and fil- and Cause Number: of the filing of this notice with the decedent’s probate and non- commenced. The claim must 17-4-02931-6SEA which the probate proceedings 17-4-03044-6SEA ing the original of the claim with King County Superior Court court, a cause number regarding probate assets. be presented within the later of: were commenced. The claim the court in which the probate 17-4-03211-2SEA the decedent has not been issued (1) Thirty days after the personal Published in the Westside Se- must be presented within the Published in the Westside Seat- proceedings were commenced. to any other co-notice agents and Date of first publication: representative served or mailed attle on May 12, 19, 26, 2017 later of: (1) Thirty days after tle on May 19, 26, June 2, 2017 The claim must be presented Published in the Westside Se- a personal representative of the May 19, 2017 the notice to the creditor as pro- #3712 the personal representative #3715 within the later of: (1) Thirty days attle on May 26, June 2, 9, 2017 decedent’s estate has not been vided under RCW 11.40.020(3); served or mailed the notice to after the personal representative # 3719 appointed. Any person having a Personal Representative: or (2) four months after the date the creditor as provided under served or mailed the notice to the claim against the decedent must, Charles W. Holdorf, Jr. of first publication of the notice. IN THE SUPERIOR RCW 11.40.020 (1)(c) or (2) four IN THE SUPERIOR creditor as provided under RCW before the time the claim would be If the claim is not presented COURT OF THE STATE OF months after the date of first COURT OF THE STATE OF 11.40.020 (3); or (2) four months IN THE SUPERIOR barred by any otherwise applica- Attorney for the Personal within this time frame, the WASHINGTON IN AND FOR publication of the notice. If the WASHINGTON IN AND FOR after the date of first publication COURT OF THE STATE OF ble statute of limitations, present Representative: claim is forever barred, except THE COUNTY OF KING claim is not presented within THE COUNTY OF KING of the notice. If the claim is not WASHINGTON IN AND FOR the claim in the manner as pro- SARAH E. SMITH as otherwise provided in RCW NO: 17-4-02930-8SEA this time frame, the claim is for- NO: 17-4-01244-8KNT presented within this time frame, THE COUNTY OF KING vided in RCW 11.42.070 by serv- WSBA # 39605 11.40.051 and RCW 11.40.060. PROBATE NOTICE TO ever barred, except as otherwise PROBATE NOTICE TO the claim is forever barred, except NO: 17-4-03156-6SEA ing on or mailing to the co-notice This bar is effective as to claims CREDITORS provided in RCW 11.40.051 and CREDITORS as otherwise provided in RCW PROBATE NOTICE TO agents or the co-notice agents’ Address for Mailing or Services: against both the decedent’s pro- RCW 11.40.030 RCW 11.40.060. This bar is ef- RCW 11.40.030 11.40.051 and RCW 11.40.060. CREDITORS attorney at the address stated be- P.O. BOX 70567 bate and non-probate assets. fective as to claims against both This bar is effective as to claims RCW 11.40.030 low a copy of the claim and filing Seattle, WA 98127 In the matter of the estate of: the decedent’s probate and non- In the matter of the estate of: against both the decedent’s pro- the original of the creditor’s claim Date of first publication: WILLIAM LOUIS FITCH, probate assets. AMY E. PATON, bate and non-probate assets. In the matter of the estate of: with the court. The claim must be Court of probate proceedings April 21, 2017 Deceased. Deceased. PEARL E. CATLIN presented within the later of: (1) and Cause Number: Date of first publication: Date of first publication: Deceased. Thirty days after the co-notice King County Superior Court Personal Representative: THE PERSONAL REPRESENTA- May 19, 2017 THE PERSONAL REPRESENTA- May 26, 2017 agents served or mailed the no- 17-4-02932-4SEA Jon Speltz TIVE NAMED BELOW has been TIVE NAMED BELOW has been THE PERSONAL REPRESENTA- tice to the creditor as provided appointed as personal represen- Personal Representative: appointed as personal repre- Personal Representative: TIVE NAMED BELOW has been under RCW 11.42.020(2)(c); or Published in the Westside Seat- Attorney for the Personal tative of this estate. Any person Mary L. Berlinger sentative of this estate. Any Karen I. Orsinger appointed as personal repre- (2) four months after the date of tle on May 19, 26, June 2, 2017 Representative: having a claim against the dece- person having a claim against sentative of this estate. Any first publication of the notice. If #6724 HAROLD A. THOREEN dent must, before the time the Attorney for the Personal the decedent must, before the Attorney for the Personal person having a claim against the claim is not presented within WSBA # 6378 claim would be barred by any Representative: time the claim would be barred Representative: the decedent must, before the this time frame, the claim is for- otherwise applicable statute of HEATHER S. DE VRIEZE by any otherwise applicable JAMES G. BARNECUT time the claim would be barred ever barred, except as otherwise Address for Mailing or Services: limitations, present the claim in WSBA # 28553 statute of limitations, present WSBA # 7571 by any otherwise applicable provided in RCW 11.40.051 and Fishermen’s Terminal the manner as provided in RCW the claim in the manner as pro- statute of limitations, present RCW 11.40.060. This bar is ef- Nordby Building 11.40.070 by serving on or mail- Address for Mailing or Services: vided in RCW 11.40.070 by serv- Address for Mailing or Services: the claim in the manner as pro- fective as to claims against both 1715 West Nickerson St. ing to the personal representative 3909 California Avenue SW #101 ing on or mailing to the personal 4826 California Avenue SW vided in RCW 11.40.070 by serv- the decedent’s probate and non- Seattle, WA 98119-1633 or the personal representative’s Seattle, WA 98116-3705 representative or the personal Seattle, WA 98116 ing on or mailing to the personal probate assets. 16 FRIDAY, MAY 26, 2017 WESTSIDE SEATTLE Legal/Public Notices must be received [email protected] PUBLICNOTICES no later than 12 noon on Friday IN THE SUPERIOR IN THE SUPERIOR [X] that your marriage or do- time the claim would be barred date of the first publication of this Attorney for Plaintiff Grecia N. tion of this summons and notice, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF COURT OF THE STATE OF mestic partnership be dis- by any otherwise applicable summons, to wit, within sixty days Luke the court may enter an Order of COURT OF THE STATE OF WASHINGTON IN AND FOR WASHINGTON IN AND FOR solved. statute of limitations, pres- after the 12th day of May, 2017, Law Office of Bradley S. Wolf Default against you permanently WASHINGTON IN AND THE COUNTY OF KING THE COUNTY OF KING 2. The petition also requests ent the claim in the manner and defend the above entitled ac- 811 First Avenue, Suite 350 terminating all of your rights FOR THE COUNTY OF NO. 16-2-29884-2KNT NO. 17-2-10603-8SEA that the court grant the follow- as provided in RCW 11.40.070 tion in the above entitled court, Seattle, WA 98104 to the above-named child. The THURSTON ing relief: by serving on or mailing to the and answer the First Amended Telephone: (206) 264-4577 court may, without further notice NO: 17-4-00283-34 AMENDED SUMMONS BY SUMMONS BY [X] Other: NONE personal representative or the Complaint of the Plaintiff, GRECIA Email: [email protected] to you, enter an order terminat- PROBATE NOTICE TO PUBLICATION PUBLICATION personal representative’s attor- N. LUKE, and serve a copy of your ing your parent-child relationship CREDITORS (RCW 4.28.100, 4.28.110) 3. You must respond to this ney at the address stated below answer upon the undersigned at- Published in the Westside Seattle and approving or providing for RCW 11.40.030 UMPQUA BANK, an Oregon summons by serving a copy of a copy of the claim and filing torneys for Plaintiff at his office on May 12, 19, 26, June 2, 9, 16, the adoption of the above-named chartered bank ROBERT E. POPE your written response on the the original of the claim with below stated; and in case of your 2017 child. In the matter of the estate of: Plaintiff, Plaintiff, person signing this summons the court in which the probate failure so to do, judgment will be #1723 VICTORIA ASENATH CLARK- and by filing the original with proceedings were commenced. rendered against you according You are further notified that you SON, vs. v. the clerk of the court. If you do The claim must be presented to the demand of the complaint, have the right to be represented Deceased. not serve your written response within the later of: (1) Thirty which has been filed with the clerk IN THE SUPERIOR by an attorney, and if you are in- IMELDA R. HAMILTON, a single ROBERT NELSON, within 60 days after the date of days after the personal repre- of said court. COURT OF THE STATE OF digent and request an attorney, THE PERSONAL REPRESENTA- person; THE ESTATE OF JAMES Defendant. the first publication of this sum- sentative served or mailed the The object of the action is to: quiet WASHINGTON IN AND FOR an attorney will be appointed for TIVE NAMED BELOW has been D. HAMILTON, DECEASED; THE mons (60 days after the 5th day notice to the creditor as pro- title in the Plaintiff of specified THE COUNTY OF KING you. appointed as personal repre- HEIRS AND DEVISEES OF JAMES THE STATE OF WASHINGTON of May, 2017), the court may vided under RCW 11.40.020 (3); properties, obtain a declaration NO. 17-5-00382-5KNT sentative of this estate. Any D. HAMILTON, DECEASED; TWIN TO: Defendant ROBERT NEL- enter an order of default against or (2) four months after the date that the above described Defen- You are further notified that your person having a claim against LAKES GOLF AND COUNTRY SON; you, and the court may, without of first publication of the notice. dants have no right title or inter- SUMMONS AND NOTICE BY failure to respond to this termina- the decedent must, before the CLUB, a Washington nonprofit YOUR ARE HEREBY SUMMONED further notice to you, enter a If the claim is not presented est in the said properties; to seek PUBLICATION OF PETITION/ tion action within thirty (30) days time the claim would be barred corporation; U.S. BANK NA- to appear within sixty (60) days decree and approve or provide within this time frame, the a declaratory judgment that none HEARING RE TERMINATION OF of the first date of publication of by any otherwise applicable TIONAL ASSOCIATION N.D.; F.C. after the date of first publication for other relief requested in this claim is forever barred, except of the Defendants have a power of PARENT-CHILD RELATIONSHIP this summons and notice will statute of limitations, pres- BLOXOM COMPANY (AKA F.C. of this Summons, to wit: within summons. In the case of dis- as otherwise provided in RCW attorney with respect to the Plain- result in the termination of your ent the claim in the manner BLOXOM COMPANY, INC.), an in- sixty (60) days of May 5, 2017, solution of marriage, the court 11.40.051 and RCW 11.40.060. tiff, to invalidate any trust instru- IN THE MATTER OF THE parent-child relationship with as provided in RCW 11.40.070 active Washington corporation; to defend the above-entitled will not enter the final decree This bar is effective as to claims ments prepared by any of them ADOPTION OF respect to the child. by serving on or mailing to the LEDLOW & ASSOCIATES, INC., action in the King County Supe- until at least 90 days after against both the decedent’s affecting Plaintiff, for trespass ELIJAH KENNER HAMILTON personal representative or the a Florida corporation; STATE OF rior Court in and for the State of service and filing. If you serve probate and non-probate as- to real estate, to enjoin further A person(s) under age eighteen You are further notified you have personal representative’s attor- WASHINGTON, DEPARTMENT Washington., and to answer the a notice of appearance on the sets. transfers of any of the described TO: CESAR SALINAs, noncon- a right to file a claim of paternity ney at the address stated below OF LABOR AND INDUSTRIES; complaint of ROBERT E. POPE undersigned person, you are parcels of real estate, for slander senting father/alleged father under Chapter 26.26 of the Re- a copy of the claim and filing TWIN LAKES HOMEOWNER’S and to serve a copy of your entitled to notice before an or- Date of first publication: of title and ejectment from the You are hereby summoned to vised Code of Washington. the original of the claim with ASSOCIATION, INC., a Washing- answer upon the undersigned der of default or a decree may May 12, 2017 described real estate, and for vari- appear within thirty (30) days the court in which the probate ton nonprofit corporation; STATE attorney for the plaintiff Pope be entered. ous other forms of monetary relief after the date of first publication You are further notified that your proceedings were commenced. OF WASHINGTON, EMPLOY- at the law office address be- Personal Representative: based upon the financial exploita- of this summons, to-wit, within failure to file a claim of pater- The claim must be presented MENT SECURITY DEPARTMENT; low stated; and in case of your Your written response to the Dominick V. Driano tion of the Plaintiff, as more fully thirty (30) days after the 12th nity under Chapter 26.26 Revised within the later of: (1) Thirty SCOTT PARIS, an individual; failure to do so within the sixty summons and petition must be described in the First Amended day of May, 2017 and defend the Code of Washington or to respond days after the personal repre- FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE, INC., (60) days specified above, judg- on form: Attorney for the Personal Complaint. The description of the above-entitled action in Petion, to the petition for termination of sentative served or mailed the a Washington corporation; and ment will entered and rendered [X] FL Divorce 211, Response to Representative: real properties affected by this ac- and serve a copy of your answer parent-child relationship which notice to the creditor as pro- ALL OTHER PERSONS OR PAR- against you according to the Petition (Marriage). DOMINICK V. DRIANO tion are as follows: upon Petitioner at the address has been filed herein within thirty vided under RCW 11.40.020 (1) TIES UNKNOWN CLAIMING ANY demands set forth in the com- WSBA # 3469 below stated; if you fail to do (30) days of the first publication (c) or (2) four months after the RIGHT, TITLE, ESTATE, LIEN OR plaint which has been filed with 4. Information about how to Parcel #1 so, judgment may be rendered of this summons and notice is date of first publication of the INTEREST IN THE REAL ESTATE the clerk of this court. In order get this form may be obtained Address for Mailing or Services: That property having a common against you according to the re- grounds to terminate your parent- notice. If the claim is not pre- DESCRIBED IN THE COMPLAINT to defend against this lawsuit, by contacting the clerk of the 4511 44th Avenue SW street address of 3425 S. 176th quest of the Petition for Adoption child relationship with respect to sented within this time frame, HEREIN, you must respond to the Com- court, by contacting the Admin- Seattle, WA 98116 St, Unit 242, SeaTac, WA 98188, and the Petition for Termination of the child. the claim is forever barred, Defendant. plaint by stating your defense istrative Office of the Courts at tax parcel no. 921070-0670., and Parent-Child Relationship which except as otherwise provided in writing, and serving a copy (360) 705-5328, or from the In- Court of probate proceedings legally described as follows: Unit has been filed with the Clerk of You are further notified that if the in RCW 11.40.051 and RCW THE STATE OF WASHINGTON TO upon the undersigned attorney ternet at the Washington State and Cause Number: 242, of Building 8, the Wedge- said court. child is either: 11.40.060. This bar is effective THE SAID: for the plaintiff. This is an ac- Courts homepage: http://www. King County Superior Court wood, a condominium recorded (A) A MEMBER OF AN INDIAN as to claims against both the tion to quiet the plaintiff’s title courts.wa.gov/forms 17-4-02843-3SEA in volume 29 of condominiums, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that TRIBE OR decedent’s probate and non- MARIE HAMILTON; to the real property described pages 18 through 37, according to a petition has been filed with the (B) ELIGIBLE FOR MEMBERSHIP probate assets. in the complaint against any 5. If you wish to seek the advice King County Superior Court the declaration thereof recorded Clerk of the above court request- IN AN INDIAN TRIBE AND THE THE UNKNOWN HEIRS OF right, title or claim you have or of an attorney in this matter, E609, King County CourtHOUSE under King County recording num- ing that the parent-child relation- BIOLOGICAL CHILD OF A MEM- Date of first publication: JAMES D. HAMILTON; and may have had thereagainst, and you should do so promptly so 516 THIRD AVENUE ber 7902270937 and any amend- ship between you and the above- BER OF AN INDIAN TRIBE AND IF May 19, 2017 ALL OTHER PERSONS OR PAR- to permanently exclude without that your written response, if SEATTLE, WA 98104 ments thereto; Situate in the city named child be terminated. The YOU ACKNOWLEDGE paternity of TIES UNKNOWN CLAIMING ANY further notice any lien or other any, may be served on time. 206-206-296-9300 of SeaTac, County of King, state of object of the action is to seek an the child or if your paternity of the Personal Representative: RIGHT, TITLE, ESTATE, LIEN OR claim you had or may have in Washington order terminating the parent-child child is established prior to the H. LeGrand Clarkson INTEREST IN THE REAL ESTATE said real property. 6. One method of serving a Published in the Westside Se- relationship between you and the termination of your parent-child DESCRIBED IN THE COMPLAINT copy of your response on the attle on May 12, 19, 26, 2017 Said parcel is also known as child and a Decree of Adoption relationship, your parental rights Attorney for the Personal HEREIN, If you wish to seek the advice of petitioner is to send it by cer- #1722 WEDGEWOOD CONDOMINIUM declaring the petitioner(s) to be the may not be terminated unless: Representative: You are hereby summoned to an attorney in the matter, you tified mail with return receipt UNIT 242 legal parent(s) of the child. (A)YOU GIVE VALID CONSENT TO MARY ANN STRICKLER appear within sixty days after should do so promptly so that requested. TERMINATION OR WSBA # 25294 the date of the first publica- your written response, if any, IN THE SUPERIOR Parcel #2 BORN CHILD. The child was born (B) YOUR PARENT-CHILD RE- tion of this summons, to wit, may be served on time. 7. Other: NONE COURT OF THE STATE OF That property having a common on August 6, 2014 in the City of LATIONSHIP IS TERMINATED Address for Mailing or Services: within sixty days after the 21st This Summons is issued pursu- WASHINGTON IN AND FOR street address of 3445 S. 176th Bellevue, State of Washington. INVOLUNTARILY PURSUANT TO 303 Cleveland Avenue SE #201 day of April, 2017, and defend ant to rules 4 and 5 of the Su- This summons is issued pursu- THE COUNTY OF KING St, Unit 303, SeaTac, WA 98188, The name of the child’s mother CHAPTER 26.33 OR CHAPTER Tumwater, WA 98501 the above entitled action in the perior Court Civil Rules for the ant to RCW 4.28.100 and Supe- SUMMONS BY tax parcel no. 921070-1650, and was Ashley Bardsley at the time 13.34 OF THE REVISED CODE OF above entitled court, and answer State of Washington, and the rior Court Civil Rule 4.1 of the PUBLICATION legally described as follows: the child was born. The name of WASHINGTON. Court of probate proceedings the complaint of the plaintiff provision of RCW 4.28.100 and state of Washington. NO. 17-2-03477-1KNT Unit 303, of Building 20, the the child’s mother is now Ashley and Cause Number: Umpqua Bank, and serve a copy 4.28.110. Wedgewood, a condominium Bardsley. You have been named NOTE: “INDIAN TRIBE” IS DE- Thurston County Superior Court of your answer upon the under- File Original of Your Response GRECIA N. LUKE, recorded in volume 29 of condo- as the father or possible father of FINED IN 25 U.S.C 1903. IT RE- 17-4-00283-34 signed attorneys for plaintiff Dated: April 24, 2017 with the Clerk of the Court at: Plaintiff, miniums, pages 18 through 37, the child. FERS TO AMERICAN INDIANS OR Umpqua Bank, at his (or their) 516 3rd Avenue according to the declaration there- ALASKA NATIVES. Published in the Westside Seat- office below stated; and in case Attorney for Plaintiff Seattle, WA 98104 vs. of recorded under King County re- UNBORN CHILD. The child was One method of filing your response tle on May 19, 26, June 2, 2017 of your failure so to do, judgment GARY W. EAST cording number 7902270937 and conceived in or about the month and serving a copy on the peti- #1727 will be rendered against you ac- WSBA # 2017 Serve a Copy of SIR FREDERICK L. MCAFEE, JR. any amendments thereto; of December, 2013 in the city, tioner is to send them by certified cording to the demand of the 6677 NE Windermere Road Your Response on: and JANE DOE MCAFEE, husband Situate in the city of SeaTac, town or general area of Bel- mail with return receipt requested. complaint, which has been filed Seattle, WA 98115 Petitioner: and wife, and the marital com- County of King, state of Wash- levue, Washington. The child’s with the clerk of said court. 206-528-0800 Eric Schneider munity comprised thereof, d/b/a ington expected date of birth is August Dated this day: May 1, 2017 To Place Your Email: [email protected] 1301 North Ephata Avenue MCAFEE TRUST, d/b/a PREDICT- 6, 2014. The child’s mother is Umpqua Bank is foreclosing its Connell, WA 99326 ABLE LIFE, INC., d/b/a PREDICT- Said parcel is also known as Ashley Bardsley. Henry H. Judson III Legal Notice in Mortgage encumber certain real Published in the Westside Se- [email protected] ABLE LIFE ASSET MANAGEMENT, WEDGEWOOD CONDOMINIUM property located in King County, attle on May 5, 12, 19, 26, June d/b/a MCAFEE REVOCABLE UNIT 303 The court hearing on the Petition Barbara Miner , King County Su- Washington, vested in the name 2, 9, 2017 Published in the Westside Se- FUNDED LIVING TRUST; GGLDH, for Termination of Parent-Child Re- perior Court Clerk Westside of James D. Hamilton. The #1718 attle on May 5, 12, 19, 26, June LLC, an inactive Washington Parcel #3 lationship shall be on the 19th day Complaint seeks: (1) a decree 2, 9, 2017 Limited Liability Company; DAVID That property having a common of June, 2017 at 1:30pm in room By, O. Childress-White, Deputy Seattle of foreclosure against James D. #1720 EVANS and JANE DOE EVANS, street address of 3445 S. 176th W-325 of the King County Court- Clerk Hamilton and all of the Defen- IN THE SUPERIOR COURT husband and wife, and the mari- St, Unit 306, SeaTac, WA 98188, house, 516 Third Avenue, Seattle, Please call dants named in the Complaint, OF THE STATE OF WASH- tal community comprised thereof; tax parcel no. 921070-1670, and WA, 98104 or Room 1-J of the Re- FILE RESPONSE WITH: (2) a money judgment against the INGTON IN AND FOR IN THE SUPERIOR ROBERT HAWK EVANS and MARY legally described as follows: gional Justice Center, 401 4th Ave Clerk of the Court 206.376.5952 estate of James D. Hamilton, (3) THE COUNTY OF KING COURT OF THE STATE OF ROE EVANS, husband and wife, Unit 306, of Building 20, the N, Kent, WA King County Superior Court other relief as deemed proper by NO. 17-3-01723-3SEA WASHINGTON IN AND FOR and the marital community com- Wedgewood, a condominium 98032. E-609 King County Courthouse or email the Court. THE COUNTY OF KING prised thereof; MEGAN LEE and recorded in volume 29 of condo- 516 Third Avenue legals@ SUMMONS BY NO: 17-4-02843-3SEA JOHN DOE LEE, wife and husband miniums, pages 18 through 37, YOUR FAILURE TO APPEAR AT Seattle, Washington 98104 Attorney for plaintiff: PUBLICATION PROBATE NOTICE TO and the marital community com- according to the declaration there- THIS HEARING MAY RESULT IN A Or robinsonnews.com Witherspoon Kelley CREDITORS prised thereof; also all other per- of recorded under King County re- DEFAULT ORDER PERMANENTLY Clerk of the Court Attn: Shelley N. Ripley, ERIC SCHNEIDER RCW 11.40.030 sons or parties unknown claiming cording number 7902270937 and TERMINATING ALL OF YOUR Regional Justice Center WSBA# 28901 Petitioner, any right, title, estate, lien or inter- any amendments thereto; RIGHTS TO THE ABOVE-NAMED 401 4th Ave N 422 W. Riverside, Suite 1100 In the matter of the estate of: est in the real estate described in Situate in the city of SeaTac, CHILD. Kent, WA 98032 Spokane, Spokane County, And AGNES I. THURSTEN AKA AG- the complaint herein, County of King, state of Wash- You may respond to this sum- SERVE A COPY OF YOUR RE- Washington 99201 NES IRENE THURSTEN, Defendants. ington mons and notice by filing a writ- SPONSE ON: (509) 624-5265, KELCY WARE Deceased. Said parcel is also known as ten response with the Clerk of the Petitioner: Ashley Bardsley, Dan- (509) 458-2728 facsimile Respondent. The State of Washington to all WEDGEWOOD CONDOMINIUM Court and serving a copy of your iel Hamilton [email protected] THE PERSONAL REPRESENTA- other persons or parties unknown UNIT 306. response on the petitioner whose 14240 SE Allen Road To the Respondent: TIVE NAMED BELOW has been claiming any right, title, estate, name and address appear at the Bellevue, WA 98006 Published in the Westside Se- appointed as personal repre- lien or interest in the real estate DATED: May 3, 2017 end of this summons and notice. attle on April 21, 28, May 5, 12, 1. The petitioner has started sentative of this estate. Any described in the complaint herein, If you do not serve your written Published in the Westside Se- 19, 26, 2017 an action in the above court person having a claim against You are hereby summoned to ap- By: /s/: Bradley S. Wolf . response within thirty (30) days attle on May 12, 19, 26, 2017 #1711 requesting: the decedent must, before the pear within sixty days after the Bradley S. Wolf, WSBA #21252 after the date of the first publica- #1724 WESTSIDE SEATTLE FRIDAY, MAY 26, 2017 17 COMMUNITYCLASSIFIEDS TO PLACE YOUR AD • Call: 206.718.9016 • Email: [email protected] • Mastercard, Amex and VISA accepted

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