Kirkland and Eastside Timeline 1960-1966
	Compiled By Dale Hawkinson from the East Side Journal Newspaper Index by Alan Stein
ESJ Issue Date	Description	Page#
January 7, 1960	SEARS RENOVATES QUARTERS; ADDS STORAGE SPACE	2
January 7, 1960	KIRKLAND’S BUSINESS GROWTH RISES MORE THAN 9 PER CENT	2
January 7, 1960	LEONARD PAULSON HEADS OIL COMPANY	2
January 7, 1960	SALESMAN JOINS AUTOMOBILE FIRM (SIMPSON, BOB)	2
January 7, 1960	28 FAMILIES RECEIVE YULE BASKETS, TOYS	7
January 7, 1960	A SALUTE TO THE BOYS AND GIRLS WHO GUARD OUR SCHOOL CROSSINGS	10
January 7, 1960	CITIZENS COUNCIL ADVISES $556,000 INCREASE IN SCHOOL SPENDING	1
January 7, 1960	CLASS OF ’35 CELEBRATES ANNIVERSARY AT BANQUET	7
January 7, 1960	SCHOOL BUDGET COULD EXCEED $3 MILLION	1
January 7, 1960	JUANITA FIRE ALARM BRINGS ACTION	1
January 7, 1960	POLICE CAR BIDS OPENED, HEARING SET ON ANNEXATION, ZONING REQUEST	5
January 7, 1960	CLASS OF ’35 CELEBRATES ANNIVERSARY AT BANQUET	7
January 7, 1960	JUANITA FIRE ALARM BRINGS ACTION	1
January 7, 1960	CONSTRUCTION STARTS ON SHELTER ABOVE WATERFRONT	1
January 7, 1960	PHILLIPS, WILLIAM L	2
January 7, 1960	STEINER, FRANK	2
January 7, 1960	JOURNAL’S CAMERA RECORDS AT RANDOM, SCENES OF KIRKLAND AREA	9
January 7, 1960	CONSTRUCTION STARTS ON SHELTER ABOVE WATERFRONT	1
January 7, 1960	CITY APPROVES HELICOPTER LANDING AREA	1
January 7, 1960	HELICOPTER DEMONSTRATION GREETED WITH ENTHUSIASM BY SPECTATORS	1
January 7, 1960	ACCOUNTING FIRM TO STUDY WATER, SEWER UTILITIES; COST APPROVED	5
January 7, 1960	HELENA MCKIBBEN, MELVIN KIRKWOOD	8
January 7, 1960	MARGARET HAYES, DON ABEL	8
January 7, 1960	MARYLEE PHILLIPS, LARRY FOSS	8
January 14, 1960	HOUSEWIFE WINS FIRST PLACE IN PLAY-WRITING CONTEST (ALDERMAN, E)	8
January 14, 1960	PLANNING BOARD TO HEAR PROPOSAL FOR 10-STORY LAKEFRONT APT BLDG	1
January 14, 1960	PETE BOWLUS JOINS CHEVROLET STAFF	6
January 14, 1960	A SALUTE TO LAKE WASHINGTON SCHOOL DISTRICT’S SAFETY PATROL	12
January 14, 1960	CIVIL DEFENSE ROUTE OUTLINED FOR SCHOOL DISTRICT	9
January 14, 1960	CITIZENS COUNCIL URGES INCREASED SCHOOL SPENDING	1
January 14, 1960	CIVIL DEFENSE ROUTE OUTLINED FOR SCHOOL DISTRICT	9
January 14, 1960	SEATTLE BANK BUYS $450,000 SCHOOL BONDS	2
January 14, 1960	CIVIC CENTER GOES TO THE BIRDS AS PIGEONS AND FANCIERS TAKE OVER	1
January 14, 1960	CONTESTS SET IN HOUGHTON FOR MAYOR, COUNCIL POSTS	1
January 14, 1960	POSTPONE ACTION ON WATER LINES FOR HOUGHTON	1
January 14, 1960	BREAKWATER BUILT AT WAVERLY PARK TO PROVIDE SELF-CONTAINED BEACH	6
January 14, 1960	VANBEBBER, CHARLES	6
January 14, 1960	WOMAN’S CLUB OBSERVES 40TH BIRTHDAY PARTY	10
January 14, 1960	POLITICAL PARADE (COMPTON, GEORGE / BOWEN, F L (BILL))	1
January 14, 1960	POLITICAL PARADE (HUFTY, BILL / KAISER, LINCOLN)	2
January 14, 1960	WONDERFUL WORLD OF LITTLE LEAGUE GETS OFF TO FAST, FURIOUS START	5
January 14, 1960	BREAKWATER BUILT AT WAVERLY PARK TO PROVIDE SELF-CONTAINED BEACH	6
January 14, 1960	POSTPONE ACTION ON WATER LINES FOR HOUGHTON	1
January 14, 1960	AMY YOUNG, WILLIAM BRIGHT	10
January 14, 1960	JANET OLSON, DOUGLAS RAE	10
January 21, 1960	KIRKLAND, SEATTLE PAINTERS’ WORKS TO BE EXHIBITED AT CELLAR GALLERY	7
January 21, 1960	CITIZENS BANK DEPOSITS UP HALF MILLION	2
January 21, 1960	HOUGHTON HOUSEWIFE TWISTS HOBBY IN TOP TEACHING PROFESSION (OLSEN)	8
January 21, 1960	JEFF FLOWERS BLOSSOMS INTO TOP RATED YOUNG FIGURE SKATER	1
January 21, 1960	KIRKLAND HOUSEWIFE-ARTIST TO EXHIBIT WORK (HALDEMAN, JOANNE)	6
January 21, 1960	CITY TO CALL FOR FIRE HALL VOTE	1
January 21, 1960	DOUGLAS BENSON JOINS OIL COMPANY	2
January 21, 1960	FLAME STEAKHOUSE OPENS “21” ROOM	2
January 21, 1960	NEW SALESMAN AT KIRKLAND FURNITURE CO (WATTS, FRANK)	2
January 21, 1960	MOTHERS MARCH JANUARY 28 TO CLOSE DIMES DRIVE	10
January 21, 1960	A SALUTE TO LAKE WASHINGTON SCHOOL DISTRICT’S SAFETY PATROL	6
January 21, 1960	NEW JUANITA ANNEXATION PROPOSED	1
January 21, 1960	$530,000 EXCESS TAX LEVY ASKED FOR SCHOOLS	1
January 21, 1960	READING COURSE OFFERED ADULTS	7
January 21, 1960	CITY TO CALL FOR FIRE HALL VOTE	1
January 21, 1960	CITY APPOINTS FIRM TO CONDUCT SURVEY OF SEWER FACILITIES	2
January 21, 1960	CITY TO CALL FOR FIRE HALL VOTE	1
January 21, 1960	DON BERDAN APPOINTED AS CITY ENGINEER	2
January 21, 1960	THIRD CANDIDATE ENTERS RACE TO BECOME MAYOR OF HOUGHTON	1
January 21, 1960	NEW JUANITA ANNEXATION PROPOSED	1
January 21, 1960	KIRKLAND PUBLIC LIBRARY ADDS PATRONS AND BOOKS DURING YEAR	9
January 21, 1960	KING, D CLAIR	6
January 21, 1960	POLITICAL PARADE (JOHNSON, HOWARD B / WILLS, WILLIAM J)	2
January 21, 1960	POLITICAL PARADE (MASSIE, CLAUDE / ESCOTT, EDWARD)	1
January 21, 1960	UNITARIANS CELEBRATE 10TH ANNIVERSARY	7
January 21, 1960	KIRKLAND FREE OF TRAFFIC DEATHS FOR ’59	6
January 21, 1960	KIRKLANDITES CARRY CAMPAIGN FOR TRAFFIC INTERCHANGE TO OLYMPIA	1
January 21, 1960	CITY APPOINTS FIRM TO CONDUCT SURVEY OF SEWER FACILITIES	2
January 21, 1960	AVIS HATHAWAY, ARTHUR BEECH	10
January 28, 1960	OUR TOWN (REBHUHN, CARL)	2
January 28, 1960	SENIOR WINS ‘HOMEMAKER’ TITLE (TUTTLE, MARCIA ANN)	8
January 28, 1960	FIRST DORMITORY BUILT ON CAMPUS OF NEW NORTHWEST BIBLE COLLEGE	9
January 28, 1960	PUBLIC WILL VIEW FIRST DISTRICT HEALTH OFFICE AT SUNDAY RECEPTION	7
January 28, 1960	GOING, GOING GONE … OLD LANDMARK DISAPPEARS (HOLY FAMILY CHURCH	1
January 28, 1960	TOY, HOBBY STORE EXPANDS INVENTORY (ELVES WONDERLAND)	5
January 28, 1960	SALUTE TO LAKE WASHINGTON’S SCHOOL SAFETY PATROL	9
January 28, 1960	HOUGHTON COUNCIL WILL ACT MONDAY ON MARINA PARK FOR SHIPYARD	1
January 28, 1960	PLANNING COMMISSION REFERS SAND PIT ZONING PETITION TO COMMITTEE	2
January 28, 1960	IT’S ‘TOUCH AND GO’ FOR YOUNG TYPISTS AT KIRKLAND JR HIGH SCHOOL	7
January 28, 1960	FRANCES ANN ROBERTS, ROC O CALDWELL	8
January 28, 1960	DISTRICT FIRE CHIEF ANNOUNCES PLANS FOR JUANITA DEPARTMENT	7
January 28, 1960	GOING, GOING GONE … OLD LANDMARK DISAPPEARS (HOLY FAMILY CHURCH	1
January 28, 1960	ACTIVE HOUGHTON VOTERS CLEAN OUT TOWN’S REGISTRATION FORM SUPPLY	5
January 28, 1960	CHUCK HOWE FILES FOR COUNCIL POST	1
January 28, 1960	HOUGHTON COUNCIL WILL ACT MONDAY ON MARINA PARK FOR SHIPYARD	1
January 28, 1960	DISTRICT FIRE CHIEF ANNOUNCES PLANS FOR JUANITA DEPARTMENT	7
January 28, 1960	HOUGHTON COUNCIL WILL ACT MONDAY ON MARINA PARK FOR SHIPYARD	1
January 28, 1960	HOUGHTON COUNCIL WILL ACT MONDAY ON MARINA PARK FOR SHIPYARD	1
January 28, 1960	POLICE USE RADAR TO CHECK TRAFFIC NEAR SCHOOL ZONES	2
January 28, 1960	CARLSON, ALFRED J	5
January 28, 1960	HANKINSON, RUSSELL	9
January 28, 1960	WALKER, JAMES RICHARD	7
January 28, 1960	AMERICAN LEGION POST SPONSORS FIRST CUB SCOUT PACK IN COUNTRY	6
January 28, 1960	ACTIVE HOUGHTON VOTERS CLEAN OUT TOWN’S REGISTRATION FORM SUPPLY	5
January 28, 1960	POLITICAL PARADE (BOOKWALTER, EARL R / BRAYDEN, TED E M)	2
January 28, 1960	POLITICAL PARADE (GELOW, LEO O / BRYANT, MARINER W)	2
January 28, 1960	POLITICAL PARADE (WOODSON, E E / MYERS, HOWARD)	1
January 28, 1960	JOURNAL STAFFER WORKS CIRCULATION (FITCH, HARRY A)	2
January 28, 1960	HOUGHTON COUNCIL WILL ACT MONDAY ON MARINA PARK FOR SHIPYARD	1
January 28, 1960	LONG WAIT FORESEEN ON EVERGREEN BRIDGE DECISION BY SUPREME COURT	1
January 28, 1960	STATE STARTS PLANS FOR HIGHWAY INTERCHANGE	1
January 28, 1960	COULD THIS BE SPRING? SOME ROBINS THINK SO	1
February 4, 1960	BANK NAMES SAME OFFICERS FOR 1960	2
February 4, 1960	CHUCK MCCLINTICK ARRIVES HOME FROM STAY IN ITALY AS STUDENT	7
February 4, 1960	OUT TOWN (SALA, WENDELL & FRIEDA)	2
February 4, 1960	FIRM TO INSTALL COFFEE SHOP ON KIRKLAND AVENUE	2
February 4, 1960	GAS WAR HITS KIRKLAND AREA	1
February 4, 1960	KIRKLAND FIRM MOVES QUARTERS TO BELLEVUE (PACIFIC COAST TRADING)	2
February 4, 1960	MOTHERS COLLECT $1925 FOR AREA MARCH OF DIMES	9
February 4, 1960	A SALUTE TO OUR SCHOOL SAFETY PATROL	11
February 4, 1960	YOUNG PEOPLE TAKE TO THE HILLS FOR WEEKEND OF SKIING FUN	8
February 4, 1960	KIRKLAND COUNCIL POSTPONES ACTION ON GRAVEL PIT ANNEXATION PETITION	1
February 4, 1960	MAYOR EWING DENIES CHARGES THAT HOUGHTON FINANCES ARE ‘CRITICAL’	1
February 4, 1960	$3 MILLION MARINA PLANS ACCEPTED BY TOWN COUNCIL	1
February 4, 1960	MAYOR EWING DENIES CHARGES THAT HOUGHTON FINANCES ARE ‘CRITICAL’	1
February 4, 1960	POLICE COURT REVENUE REPORT EVOKES CRITICISM	1
February 4, 1960	POLICE PROBE THEFT OF TIRE	2
February 4, 1960	VANDALS BREAK IN LAKEVIEW SCHOOL	2
February 4, 1960	BURLAND, EARL	2
February 4, 1960	MICHAEL GAMLEM, JOHN BAILEY EARN TWO OF SCOUTING’S TOP AWARDS	1
February 4, 1960	KIRKLAND CANDIDATES REPLY TO QUESTIONS BY LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS	9
February 4, 1960	KIRKLAND VOTERS TO CAST BALLOTS IN PRIMARY ELECTION NEXT TUESDAY	1
February 4, 1960	JOURNAL WRITER READS GREEK AS LATEST PASTIME (BELTS, HAZEL)	6
February 4, 1960	THE WIND BLEW AND THE TREE FLEW (PHOTO)	1
February 4, 1960	MAXENE RUTLEDGE, KENNETH HAROLD JOHNSON	10
February 11, 1960	JUDI WHITE ENTHUSIASTIC ABOUT TRIP TO NORWAY; TELLS IMPRESSIONS	8
February 11, 1960	SETTLERS’ UPRISING IN ALGERIA ‘HITS HOME’ TO STUDENT (ROSSIER, A)	1
February 11, 1960	PRESENT LOCATION PROPOSED FOR NEW CITY FIRE STATION	7
February 11, 1960	A SALUTE TO LAKE WASHINGTON’S SCHOOL SAFETY PATROL	5
February 11, 1960	OUR RISING SCHOOL COSTS: WHAT’S THE STORY?	1
February 11, 1960	CHILDREN’S CLASSES IN CERAMICS GROW FROM HOBBY STARTED BY FAMILY	9
February 11, 1960	PRESENT LOCATION PROPOSED FOR NEW CITY FIRE STATION	7
February 11, 1960	BAGGALEY POLLS 21 PER CENT OF VOTE; WILL OPPOSE EARL BOOKWALTER	1
February 11, 1960	KIRKLAND, HOUGHTON AMONG CITIES CITED FOR ROLE IN METRO PLAN	1
February 11, 1960	JUDGE ANSWERS CRITICISM ON COURT REVENUES	1
February 11, 1960	KIRKLAND POLICE SUBDUE ‘WANTED’ REDMOND YOUTH	1
February 11, 1960	WINDEL, ELSIE	9
February 11, 1960	FORMER EDITOR NAMED PUBLISHER OF MONTANA NEWSPAPER (CARAHER, JOE)	1
February 11, 1960	JOURNAL WRITER CELEBRATES 10TH YEAR WITH PAPER (RUTHERFORD, JERRY	11
February 11, 1960	UNOFFICIAL TABULATION OF PRIMARY ELECTION BALLOTING	6
February 11, 1960	PARKING FACILITY TO BE IMPROVED	1
February 11, 1960	PLANS TO EXTEND 108TH AVE NE DELAYED 1 YEAR	7
February 11, 1960	PROGRESS MADE ON METRO’S 90″ TRUNK SEWER	2
February 11, 1960	KAY LORELLE TURPIN, DAVID LON SHIREY	10
February 18, 1960	KIRKLAND BACHELOR GIVES ADVICE ON STAYING SINGLE (OLSEN, SAM)	8
February 18, 1960	WIFE WINS TRIP TO OLYMPICS IN NATIONAL CONTEST (SAUNDERS, ADELE)	5
February 18, 1960	CITIZENS BANK OPENS ‘LAKE PLAZA’ OFFICE; LAKESIDE CLEANERS ADD	6
February 18, 1960	NEW FIRE HALL BOND ISSUE PLACED ON BALLOT	7
February 18, 1960	LUTHERAN CHURCH DEDICATION SET	8
February 18, 1960	ZONING DENIED FOR RESTAURANT ON 116TH AVE	2
February 18, 1960	A SALUTE TO OUR SCHOOL SAFETY PATROL	11
February 18, 1960	WILDWOOD HEIGHTS IN HOUGHTON MIGHT BE DELAYED BY LEGAL SNAG	1
February 18, 1960	THE QUESTION OF MAINTENANCE AND LIBRARIES – WHERE DO WE STAND?	9
February 18, 1960	6 SCHOOL BOARD CANDIDATES ON MARCH BALLOT	9
February 18, 1960	ANNUAL COOKING SCHOOL SLATED FOR APRIL 5 T KIRKLAND CIVIC CENTER	1
February 18, 1960	NEW FIRE HALL BOND ISSUE PLACED ON BALLOT	7
February 18, 1960	WILDWOOD HEIGHTS IN HOUGHTON MIGHT BE DELAYED BY LEGAL SNAG	1
February 18, 1960	LIBRARY PATRONS WORK TO SAVE FACILITY FOR TOWN OF HOUGHTON	6
February 18, 1960	CORAHORGI, HELEN	7
February 18, 1960	NORDRUM, HANS C	2
February 18, 1960	STORM, WILLIAM E	6
February 18, 1960	BOOKWALTER AND BAGGALEY CROSS (S)WORDS ABOUT ELECTION PROMISES	1
February 18, 1960	POLITICAL PARADE (EWING, JOHN / DIEHL, DAVID B)	2
February 18, 1960	POLITICAL PARADE (SCOFIELD, H JACK, BRITT, JOHN F)	2
February 18, 1960	BUSY HOUSEWIFE FINDS TIME FOR COLUMN WRITING (SPARLING, ROXANNE)	11
February 18, 1960	LONG WAIT PREDICTED FOR FINAL PHASE OF TRAFFIC INTERCHANGE	1
February 18, 1960	BIG WIND MEANS HEADACHE FOR SOME; FREE DAY FOR OTHERS	1
February 25, 1960	H & N FARMS NAMES SERVICE MAN (POOR, HAROLD)	9
February 25, 1960	JOURNAL AD BRINGS RESULTS; GARY (TVARDY) TOOTS A HARMONICA NOW	1
February 25, 1960	KIRKLAND SOLDIER SELECTED ENLISTED MAN OF THE YEAR (DEICKMILLER)	1
February 25, 1960	LAKE WASHINGTON SR WINS 5 AWARDS IN COMPETITION (BROWN, CLAYDINE)	10
February 25, 1960	PHONE COMPANY EMPLOYEE RETIRES (RIGGS, GENEVA E)	9
February 25, 1960	HERB HUFF SELECTED AS YEAR’S SALESMAN	2
February 25, 1960	HIGH SALESWOMAN FOR PENNEY’S STORE RETIRES IN MARCH (SIMMONS, LENA	10
February 25, 1960	SALUTE TO LAKE WASHINGTON SCHOOL’S SAFETY PATROL	11
February 25, 1960	CHANGES ASKED IN HONORS PROGRAM AT GRADUATION	5
February 25, 1960	CLASSROOM SPACE IS ALREADY AT A PREMIUM .. BUT IT COULD GET WORSE	7
February 25, 1960	STUDENTS ATTEND TEENAGE DRIVERS MEETING TODAY	2
February 25, 1960	T B MITCHELL CANDIDATE FOR SCHOOL POSITION	5
February 25, 1960	HOUSING MAJOR NEGRO PROBLEM	9
February 25, 1960	KIRKLAND SOLDIER SELECTED ENLISTED MAN OF THE YEAR (DEICKMILLER)	1
February 25, 1960	PILOT PROMOTED TO NAVY CAPTAIN (MORSE, RUSSELL P)	1
February 25, 1960	POLITICAL PARADE (MATTHIAS, ROBERT / HOWE, CHUCK)	6
February 25, 1960	POLITICAL PARADE (RATHJEN, ROBERT F / THORMAHLEN, ERNEST J)	2
February 25, 1960	YARROW BAY MARINA CHANGES OWNERSHIP; PLANS UNDER WAY FOR NEW FACILITY	1
February 25, 1960	COUNTY ROAD PROJECTS IN AREA TOTAL $119,000	1
March 3, 1960	CELLAR GALLERY TO SHOW WORK OF LATVIAN ARTIST (MATISONS, JULIUS)	7
March 3, 1960	SEATTLE’S FIRST LEAP BABY CLAIMED HERE (HAIGHT, MARK EUGENE)	1
March 3, 1960	RESIDENTS TO VOTE WEDNESDAY ON $115,000 FIRE HALL BOND PROPOSAL	2
March 3, 1960	WILDWOOD TRACT GETS GO-AHEAD FROM COUNCIL	1
March 3, 1960	CHAMBER PLANS THREE TRADE AND PROMOTION DAYS	1
March 3, 1960	A FINAL LOOK AT THE $530,000 SCHOOL LEVY PROPOSAL	7
March 3, 1960	FINALISTS IN SCHOLASTIC COMPETITION (ZOOK, RODDY / STARK, PEGGY)	9
March 3, 1960	HERE ARE THE KIRKLAND, HOUGHTON AND SCHOOL BOARD CANDIDATES	8
March 3, 1960	TUESDAY’S GENERAL ELECTION TO AFFECT MUNICIPALITIES AND SCHOOLS	1
March 3, 1960	KIRKLAND’S VOLUNTEER FIREMEN START FUND DRIVE	7
March 3, 1960	RESIDENTS TO VOTE WEDNESDAY ON $115,000 FIRE HALL BOND PROPOSAL	2
March 3, 1960	TUESDAY’S GENERAL ELECTION TO AFFECT MUNICIPALITIES AND SCHOOLS	1
March 3, 1960	SAFECRACKER MAKES EASY WORK OF KIRKLAND TAVERN; $800 STOLEN	1
March 3, 1960	LIBRARY BOARD URGES ‘YES’ VOTE	1
March 3, 1960	BOWEN, FLORENCE	2
March 3, 1960	ERICKSON, LENORE	2
March 3, 1960	LYMAN, RAY ALFRED	9
March 3, 1960	MOSER, MAURICE	9
March 3, 1960	SCOTT, MARGARET	9
March 3, 1960	KIRKLAND AREA CHURCHES OBSERVE 74TH WORLD DAY OF PRAYER FRIDAY	10
March 3, 1960	COUNTY ORDERS REDUCED SPEED AT JUANITA DR	5
March 3, 1960	‘REVERSIBLE LANE’ TEST SET FOR FLOATING BRIDGE	1
March 3, 1960	STATE SETS DATE FOR MAY 16 ON HIGHWAY ACCESS	1
March 3, 1960	10 PER CENT RISE IN KIRKLAND AREA TELEPHONE SUBSCRIBERS IN 1959	7
March 3, 1960	INSTALL SEWAGE LINE ALONG LAKE STREET	1
March 10, 1960	AREA MUSICIANS TO GIVE MESSIAH	9
March 10, 1960	SAMMAMISH VALLEY DESCRIBED BY AUTHOR IN ‘NEW YORKER’ (HUDSON, L)	8
March 10, 1960	FIREMEN REJOICE AT THOUGHT OF NEW QUARTERS	1
March 10, 1960	CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MEMBERS NAMED TO COMMITTEES FOR 1960	9
March 10, 1960	PLIGHT OF KIRKLAND FAMILY BRINGS CALL FOR AID (SHUMAKER, BURRELL)	1
March 10, 1960	A SALUTE TO OUR SCHOOL SAFETY PATROL	6
March 10, 1960	REQUEST FOR ANNEXATION APPROVED	1
March 10, 1960	BIBLE COLLEGE BOON TO AREA, PREXY REPORTS	5
March 10, 1960	DECREASE NOTED IN HEARING PROBLEMS AMONG LAKE WASHINGTON PUPILS	7
March 10, 1960	LAKE WASH. SELECTED FOR ‘PROJECT TALENT’ PROGRAM	7
March 10, 1960	SCHOOL BOARD FORMS TEACHER TRAINING UNIT	2
March 10, 1960	SCHOOL LEVY GETS ALMOST 70% APPROVAL	1
March 10, 1960	TWO SCHOOL POSTS DECIDED, ONE IN DOUBT	1
March 10, 1960	FIREMEN REJOICE AT THOUGHT OF NEW QUARTERS	1
March 10, 1960	BAGGALEY WINS BY 32 VOTES; BOOKWALTER MAY ASK FOR RECOUNT	1
March 10, 1960	CITY ATTORNEY TO NEGOTIATE FOR LAND EASEMENT	1
March 10, 1960	HOUGHTON VOTERS TURN OUT IN RESOR NUMBERS TO ELECT MAYOR, COUNCIL	1
March 10, 1960	ARMY ENGINEERS LIFT LAKE LEVEL	9
March 10, 1960	CUTLER, ALMA	6
March 10, 1960	GANTEN, NICHOLAS D	6
March 10, 1960	KNOWLES, WILLIAM H	6
March 10, 1960	SAND, LILLIAN ELAINE	6
March 10, 1960	SOLDWELL, HAZEL MILDRED	6
March 10, 1960	EARLY BRIDGE DECISION SEEN BY ROSELLINI	2
March 10, 1960	TRAFFIC TEST ON BRIDGE SET FOR TUESDAY	1
March 10, 1960	LAST WEEK’S SNOWFALL, IT MEANT ACCIDENTS FOR SOME, PLAYTIME FOR O	9
March 10, 1960	BARBARA MAY OSTHELLER, PETER PRIMEAU	10
March 10, 1960	MARGOT BRACE, ROBERT MASH	10
March 17, 1960	COLMAN BEGINS 21ST YEAR AS TOP DRUGGIST	1
March 17, 1960	PIONEER RESIDENT MOVED TO KIRKLAND IN 1894 (BARRIE, LUCY GRISWOLD	13
March 17, 1960	COLMAN BEGINS 21ST YEAR AS TOP DRUGGIST	1
March 17, 1960	KIRKLAND STUDENTS CHA-CHA TO LATIN BEAT; JIVE TO ROCK ‘N ROLL	9
March 17, 1960	SALUTE TO LK WASH SCHOOL SAFETY PATROL	11-Oct
March 17, 1960	KIRKLAND STUDENTS CHA-CHA TO LATIN BEAT; JIVE TO ROCK ‘N ROLL	9
March 17, 1960	STATION QUIET AT NIGHT … FIREMEN WATCH TV, TALK AND WAIT	1
March 17, 1960	NEW MAYOR OF HOUGHTON WAS CONFIDENT OF VICTORY	1
March 17, 1960	FREE CHEST X-RAYS WILL BE OFFERED IN KIRKLAND BY COUNTY	1
March 17, 1960	HOUGHTON STARTS PUBLIC HEARINGS ON TOWN ZONING	1
March 17, 1960	THIEVES FIND KEYS TO ADULT EDUCATION LOOT	1
March 17, 1960	MCKINNEY, DELL N	1
March 17, 1960	PHILLIPS, LOUIE G	1
March 17, 1960	PHILLIPS, MAE	1
March 17, 1960	TAUSAN, LEIF	2
March 17, 1960	RAY DUNLAP WINS JAYCEE POST; DIRECTOR, 5 NEW OFFICERS NAMED	1
March 17, 1960	PIPELINE CONTRACT AWARDED WEDNESDAY TO TIE WATER DISTRICT 81	1
March 24, 1960	13-YEAR-OLD JOE WALLACE HAS THE PLUCK TO BLAST THAT RUBBER PUCK	5
March 24, 1960	YOUNG SINGER WILL COMPETE IN TALENT CONTEST (JACKSON, WILLIE)	1
March 24, 1960	SPEED UP NOTED IN ISSUING BUILDING PERMITS	2
March 24, 1960	2 FAMILIES FLEE IN $6000 FIRE IN HOUGHTON HOUSE	1
March 24, 1960	NEW COFFEE SHOP OPENS SATURDAY (CORONA CUP COFFEE SHOP)	7
March 24, 1960	SALUTE TO OUR SCHOOL SAFETY PATROL	13
March 24, 1960	GRAVEL PIT ANNEXATION CONSIDERED AGAIN; ACTION POSTPONED TO APRIL	1
March 24, 1960	SPEED UP NOTED IN ISSUING BUILDING PERMITS	2
March 24, 1960	POPULAR COOKS RETURN TO COOKING SCHOOL APRIL 5	9
March 24, 1960	PUPILS AT STEWART SCHOOL FIND THURSDAY MOST IMPORTANT DAY OF WEEK	9
March 24, 1960	SCHOOL BOARD BEGINS WORK ON BUDGET	1
March 24, 1960	ANDREE ROBERTA TRENT, RAY YOUNG	12
March 24, 1960	SUSAN RAINWATER, JOE BERGEVIN	12
March 24, 1960	2 FAMILIES FLEE IN $6000 FIRE IN HOUGHTON HOUSE	1
March 24, 1960	BOOKWALTER ASKS FOR RECOUNT IN KIRKLAND’S MAYOR RACE	1
March 24, 1960	COMPREHENSIVE PLAN PROPOSED FOR HOUGHTON – 20000 POP. BY 1980	1
March 24, 1960	HOUGHTON ELECTION UNCHANGED AFTER RECOUNT OF VOTES MARCH 16	9
March 24, 1960	DYER, HARRY	5
March 24, 1960	KASEN, JORGEN	7
March 24, 1960	BOOKWALTER ASKS FOR RECOUNT IN KIRKLAND’S MAYOR RACE	1
March 24, 1960	BILL HUFTY AND MARTIN KRISTIANSON OPEN JUANITA REAL ESTATE OFFICE	2
March 24, 1960	REV B P MCKAY TO SPEAK TO NAZARENES	7
March 24, 1960	ST JOHN’S CHURCH NOW FULL-FLEDGED PARISH AFTER SUNDAY’S CELEBRATION	1
March 24, 1960	COMMISSIONERS ASK GOVERNOR FOR FAIR TRIAL ON REVERSIBLE LANE	1
March 24, 1960	DANA M GORDON, FRANCIS E BASS	12
March 24, 1960	DONNA LORRAINE NUDELL, EUGENE LOVE	12
March 24, 1960	NANCY LOUISE GASCH, FREDERICK JAMES GRANT	12
March 31, 1960	KIRKLAND COUPLE CELEBRATING GOLDEN WEDDING DAY (WHEADON, PERCIVAL	1
March 31, 1960	CHAPERONES STAY YOUNG WITH TEENAGERS (BARRIE, MR AND MRS BEN)	1
March 31, 1960	VAN DEVANTER, FORMER TEACHER, FILES FOR STATE EDUCATION POST	1
March 31, 1960	WALL RAISING (PHOTO OF CONSTRUCTION AT ART’S FOOD CENTER)	2
March 31, 1960	SPRUCE TREE PLANTED AT JUANITA SCHOOL	6
March 31, 1960	JUANITA HEIGHTS ONE OF FASTER GROWING RESIDENTIAL AREAS	11
March 31, 1960	ED BLEVINS NEW SALES MANAGER OF WILLS-SCHMIDT	2
March 31, 1960	HARTSHORN’S TV SHOP MOVED	10
March 31, 1960	NAME BIRD NEW SALES MANAGER AT HALLS MOTOR	2
March 31, 1960	A SALUTE TO OUR SAFETY PATROL	5
March 31, 1960	JUANITA HEIGHTS ONE OF FASTER GROWING RESIDENTIAL AREAS	11
March 31, 1960	RECORD CROWDS EXPECTED AT COOKING SCHOOL TUESDAY IN KIRKLAND	1
March 31, 1960	SCHOOL BUDGET UNDER STUDY	1
March 31, 1960	STUDENTS STUDY … STRIVE FOR OBJECTIVES	9
March 31, 1960	FAMOUS LENNON SISTERS TAKE TIME OFF FOR HAYRIDE IN KIRKLAND	5
March 31, 1960	PUPPETEERS TO GIVE SHOW IN KIRKLAND	7
March 31, 1960	CONFLICTING EVENTS LEAD TO END OF ANNUAL SUMMER WATER CARNIVAL	1
March 31, 1960	RECOUNT GIVES ONE MORE VOTE TO BOOKWALTER	1
March 31, 1960	HOUGHTON RESIDENTS ASK FOR LAKE BUSINESS ZONE	1
March 31, 1960	GRANT, MARY E	6
March 31, 1960	HEEGARD, WALTER	6
March 31, 1960	HULL, CHARLES P	6
March 31, 1960	JONES, CHARLES F	6
March 31, 1960	REAVES, LEWIS HENRY	6
March 31, 1960	RUSSELL, ELIZABETH	7
March 31, 1960	WEPPLER, WARNER	5
March 31, 1960	A CAMPFIRE GIRL DIGS – SMILES – AND GUZZLES (PHOTOS)	7
March 31, 1960	JOURNAL REPORTER ACCEPTS NEW JOB (LYNCH, PAM)	2
March 31, 1960	JUANITA HEIGHTS ONE OF FASTER GROWING RESIDENTIAL AREAS	11
March 31, 1960	ZONING CHANGE WILL AID NEW INTERCHANGE	5
April 7, 1960	EXHIBIT BASED ON THE ART OF ARCHITECTURE TO OPEN AT CELLAR GALLERY	2
April 7, 1960	‘MESSIAH’ TO BE GIVEN SUNDAY AT JR HIGH SCHOOL	8
April 7, 1960	4 GENERATIONS OF FAMILY TO PARTICIPATE IN PRIMROSE SHOW (GRISWOLD	7
April 7, 1960	MONDAY MORNING FIRE DAMAGES KIRKLAND HOME (OLSON, EDWIN)	1
April 7, 1960	SALUTE TO OUR SCHOOL SAFETY PATROL	6
April 7, 1960	CITY APPROVES ANNEXATION OF GRAVEL PIT AREA	1
April 7, 1960	COLORFUL COOKING SCHOOL ATTRACTS HUNDREDS OF EAST SIDE RESIDENTS	1
April 7, 1960	HIRAM TUTTLE NEW PRESIDENT OF SCHOOL BOARD	1
April 7, 1960	SCHOOL BOARD APPROVES NEW LIBRARY PLAN	1
April 7, 1960	NANA JEAN HINKLE, ROBERT PAUL DOWNEY	9
April 7, 1960	SALLI LOU LARSON, DONALD RAY RYCHLIK	8
April 7, 1960	NEVA WHEATLEY IS FIRST ENTRY IN TITLE CONTEST	1
April 7, 1960	MONDAY MORNING FIRE DAMAGES KIRKLAND HOME (OLSON, EDWIN)	1
April 7, 1960	COUNCIL CALLS FOR NEW BIDS ON WATER BONDS	1
April 7, 1960	TAYLOR RECALLS HITTING COW WHILE DRIVING CADILLAC IN SPEED RUN	2
April 7, 1960	TOWN OFFICIALS TO PRESENT PLAN FOR HOUGHTON	1
April 7, 1960	VOLUNTEER COPS WORK WHILE CITY SLEEPS	1
April 7, 1960	GRANT, MARY ELLEN	5
April 7, 1960	MCBURNEY, JOSEPH	5
April 7, 1960	OLSON, BERNIE H	5
April 7, 1960	PAULSON, CARL	5
April 7, 1960	LEO O GELOW INSTALLED RULER OF ELKS LODGE	1
April 7, 1960	PELLEY DISCLOSES RESULTS OF VOTER SURVEY IN AREA	6
April 7, 1960	TAYLOR RECALLS HITTING COW WHILE DRIVING CADILLAC IN SPEED RUN	2
April 7, 1960	COUNCIL RECEIVES REPORT ON CITY SEWER SYSTEM	2
April 7, 1960	ERIN PATRICIA DALY, KENNETH JACOBSON	8
April 14, 1960	CRAFT WORK AT CELLAR GALLERY AIDS ARCHITECTURE	5
April 14, 1960	MRS CARROLL GIVEN NATIONAL CAMPFIRE AWARD	1
April 14, 1960	PETER RABBIT CAME – HE SAW – HE STAYED (RAMQUIST, NORMAN)	1
April 14, 1960	SERVICES BUILDING UNDER CONSTRUCTION	9
April 14, 1960	JR AND SR CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE TO CO-SPONSOR CITY WATER CARNIVAL	1
April 14, 1960	SCHOOL BANDMASTER PROGRAM SUCCESSFUL FOR YOUNG AND OLD PUPILS	7
April 14, 1960	DONNA RENOUARD, THOMAS CHAN	10
April 14, 1960	LINDA LOU HENDRICKSON, RONALD E CAMPBELL	10
April 14, 1960	DIANA DAY SEEKS MISS KIRKLAND PAGEANT TITLE	6
April 14, 1960	FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS FEATURED AT PRIMROSE SHOW	6
April 14, 1960	JR AND SR CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE TO CO-SPONSOR CITY WATER CARNIVAL	1
April 14, 1960	GRAVEL PIT TO BE HIGH ON MONDAY COUNCIL TOPICS	1
April 14, 1960	KIRKLAND AREA CHURCHES PLAN EASTER SERVICES	1
April 14, 1960	PUGET POWER WORKERS GET PAY RAISE	1
April 14, 1960	HOUGHTON & KIRKLAND JOIN FORCES TO ASSURE SAFETY ALONG WATERFRONT	9
April 14, 1960	HOUGHTON & KIRKLAND JOIN FORCES TO ASSURE SAFETY ALONG WATERFRONT	9
April 14, 1960	HALFERTY, ROSE	2
April 14, 1960	STANDERFER, IDA T	2
April 14, 1960	GRANDMOTHERS CLUB TO ORGANIZE HERE	6
April 14, 1960	KIRKLAND AREA CHURCHES PLAN EASTER SERVICES	1
April 14, 1960	WORK BEGINS ON PIPELINE LINKING CITY TO SEATTLE WATER SYSTEM	1
April 14, 1960	FRANCES ROBERTS, ROC CALDWELL	11
April 21, 1960	SURVEY SHOWS NEED FOR NEW CLASSROOMS	2
April 21, 1960	CITY SELLS WATER BONDS; ASKS FOR BIDS ON BONDS FOR NEW FIRE HALL	1
April 21, 1960	MANY PLANS UNDER WAY FOR NEW HOUSES IN GREATER KIRKLAND AREA	1
April 21, 1960	LUX AND ASSOCIATES EXPAND SERVICES	5
April 21, 1960	‘THE SKIFF’ HOLDS GRAND OPENING SATURDAY AT LAKE STREET ADDRESS	5
April 21, 1960	SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT MORTON JOHNSON GETS NEW THREE YEAR CONTRACT	1
April 21, 1960	FORMER SINGING STAR TO APPEAR AT BAPTIST CHURCH (FONTANE, TONY)	6
April 21, 1960	MARLENE ELDUEN SEEKS TITLE OF MISS KIRKLAND	1
April 21, 1960	PRIMROSE PAGEANT GOES ON DISPLAY AT KIRKLAND CIVIC CENTER	1
April 21, 1960	WORK CONTINUES ON PERMANENT CHASSIS FOR KIRKLAND PARADE FLOAT	9
April 21, 1960	CITY SELLS WATER BONDS; ASKS FOR BIDS ON BONDS FOR NEW FIRE HALL	1
April 21, 1960	CITY SELLS WATER BONDS; ASKS FOR BIDS ON BONDS FOR NEW FIRE HALL	1
April 21, 1960	COUNCIL GETS PETITION FOR ANNEXATION	2
April 21, 1960	COUNCIL OKS GRAVEL PIT ORDINANCE	5
April 21, 1960	PIGEON CAPERS IRK NEIGHBOR; COUNCIL SAYS NIX	1
April 21, 1960	SPECIAL POLIO CLINIC OFFERED FOR EAST SIDE	1
April 21, 1960	HOUGHTON SHOULD REMAIN RESIDENTIAL, COUNCIL ADVISES	1
April 21, 1960	NEW ‘DRY’ LUMBER FIRM TO OPEN NORTH OF KIRKLAND	2
April 21, 1960	POLICE ORDERED TO PICK UP JUNK CARS	1
April 21, 1960	BETTES, WILLIAM	7
April 21, 1960	COWAN, MARY ANN	1
April 21, 1960	TOP RETRIEVER PRIZE WON BY AREA LABRADOR (PEPPER, BOB)	5
April 21, 1960	LECTURE ON CHRISTIAN SCIENCE OFFERED IN KIRKLAND SUNDAY	9
April 21, 1960	COURT DECISION ON LAKE BRIDGE RECEIVES WARM GREETING HERE	1
April 21, 1960	CAROLINE JOY HOLTON, DEAN PROUDFOOT	10
April 21, 1960	JUDITH LYNNE SKYTTA, WALLACE ALDER	10
April 21, 1960	NANCY RANDALL, ROBERT KIRTLEY	10
April 28, 1960	KIRKLAND COUPLE TO CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING (ENGELBREKT)	1
April 28, 1960	KIRKLAND SCHOLAR GIVEN NATIONAL DEFENSE FELLOWSHIP (DAVIDSON, M)	8
April 28, 1960	MISS LOESBY SINGS WITH WESTMINSTER CHOIR OVER CBS	9
April 28, 1960	JUANITA FIRE HALL GETS DOLLED UP	2
April 28, 1960	JULY OPENING DATE SET FOR ROSE HILL VILLAGE	1
April 28, 1960	MAUDE FAULKNER WINS SALESMAN OF MONTH AWARD	9
April 28, 1960	DICK SHINSTROM NAMED TO UGN	1
April 28, 1960	CIVIL DEFENSE UNIT ALERTED FOR ‘OPERATION’	1
April 28, 1960	COLLEGE QUESTIONS ANSWERED AT WORKSHOP FOR JUNIOR HIGH	6
April 28, 1960	FOUR STUDENT COMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS NAMED FOR HIGH SCHOOL	1
April 28, 1960	DARLINE ANN GENSLER, CLIFFORD MOYER JR	10
April 28, 1960	KAREN ELDUEN, DALE BORGFORD	10
April 28, 1960	PRIMROSE SHOW IN KIRKLAND ATTRACTS VISITORS FROM NORTHWEST	9
April 28, 1960	JUANITA FIRE HALL GETS DOLLED UP	2
April 28, 1960	CHARLES JOHNSON RESIGNS AS KIRKLAND’S CITY ATTORNEY	1
April 28, 1960	STONE CLARK NAMED CHAIRMAN OF KIRKLAND PLANNING COMMISSION	1
April 28, 1960	JUANITA FIRE HALL GETS DOLLED UP	2
April 28, 1960	BIRDNAPPERS GET 8 PIGEONS; CAUSE DEATH OF 6 SQUAB	2
April 28, 1960	CHARLES JOHNSON RESIGNS AS KIRKLAND’S CITY ATTORNEY	1
April 28, 1960	STATE PATROL MIGHT SET UP KIRKLAND OFFICE	1
April 28, 1960	CRAWFORD, LOUISE MAY	6
April 28, 1960	DAVIES, CYNTHIA LYNN	2
April 28, 1960	JOHNSON, GUY	2
April 28, 1960	RADEN, MARGARET	6
May 5, 1960	WEST GERMANS CHECK HEISDORF CHICKS	8
May 5, 1960	ARMORY MAY SERVE AS TEMPORARY FIRE HALL FOR CITY	1
May 5, 1960	COUNTY PLANNERS OK RESIDENTIAL PLAT IN JUANITA	9
May 5, 1960	PLAT FOR DENNY PARK HEIGHTS GIVEN PRELIMINARY OKAY	2
May 5, 1960	ATTORNEYS REPRESENT HOUGHTON BUSINESSMEN AT ZONING HEARING	1
May 5, 1960	167 STUDENTS NAMED ON KIRKLAND JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL HONOR ROLL	7
May 5, 1960	ADULT EDUCATION CLASSES TO DISPLAY WORK AT OPEN HOUSE MAY 12	8
May 5, 1960	BOARD FINDS BUSES MORE IMPORTANT THAN PAY RAISES	1
May 5, 1960	KANGS SET FOUR NEW RECORDS WHILE WINNING KINGCO TRACK TOURNEY	1
May 5, 1960	NINTH GRADE STUDENTS TO CELEBRATE GRADUATION	9
May 5, 1960	SCHOOL BOARD PONDERS BUDGET; PUBLIC HEARING FRIDAY NIGHT	1
May 5, 1960	SCHOOL BOARD RULES AGAINST GIDEON BIBLES	2
May 5, 1960	SIX MORE TEACHERS TO BE EMPLOYED, LIBRARIAN INCLUDED	2
May 5, 1960	TEACHERS HOLD PHONICS MEETING	7
May 5, 1960	ROSANNE GILBERT ENTERS KIRKLAND BEAUTY CONTEST	1
May 5, 1960	RALPH I THOMAS NEW CITY ATTORNEY	8
May 5, 1960	ATTORNEYS REPRESENT HOUGHTON BUSINESSMEN AT ZONING HEARING	1
May 5, 1960	COUNTY PLANNERS OK RESIDENTIAL PLAT IN JUANITA	9
May 5, 1960	HERE IS POSSIBLE LAYOUT OF KIRKLAND’S WATERFRONT	1
May 5, 1960	WINDOW SHOOTING REPORTED TO POLICE	8
May 5, 1960	KIRKLAND HOSPITAL TO OBSERVE HOSPITAL DAY AT OPEN HOUSE	6
May 5, 1960	CADELL, EDWARD V	8
May 5, 1960	HANSON, CAROL R	6
May 5, 1960	SCHREIBER, PAUL FRED	7
May 5, 1960	PIGEON FANCIERS INSIST HOBBY IS QUIET AND CLEAN	1
May 5, 1960	KANGS SET FOUR NEW RECORDS WHILE WINNING KINGCO TRACK TOURNEY	1
May 5, 1960	HERE IS POSSIBLE LAYOUT OF KIRKLAND’S WATERFRONT	1
May 5, 1960	SCHOOL BOARD RULES AGAINST GIDEON BIBLES	2
May 5, 1960	SIX LANE HIGHWAY TO LINK KIRKLAND AND BELLEVUE SOMEDAY	1
May 5, 1960	NEW MINIMUM RATES SET FOR SEATTLE WATER	1
May 5, 1960	KATHLEEN JOHNSON, DUANE LEACH	10
May 12, 1960	HOUGHTON MAN APPOINTED TO RADIO GROUP (NOON, ALBERT A)	9
May 12, 1960	LAKE WASHINGTON ART STUDENT WINS MEDAL (BROWN, CLAYDINE)	1
May 12, 1960	LARRY MCINNIS HAS SIMPLE RECIPE FOR FINDING ‘LOST’ GOLF BALLS	1
May 12, 1960	RESTAURANT SITE UNDER QUESTION FOR SECOND TIME (MOSCOW RESTAURANT	1
May 12, 1960	A SALUTE TO OUR SAFETY PATROL	8
May 12, 1960	PUBLIC INVITED TO INSPECT NEW TEXTBOOKS	1
May 12, 1960	SCHOOL BOARD ADOPTS PRELIMINARY 1960-61 BUDGET OF $4,219,617	1
May 12, 1960	BARBARA BOHANNON, DAVID CARLSON	11
May 12, 1960	TOWN CHANGES SPEED LIMITS	1
May 12, 1960	TOWN ACCEPTS POLICE CAR BID	8
May 12, 1960	SCHRIEBER, PAUL FRED	6
May 12, 1960	ZACKUSE, AMELIA	2
May 12, 1960	YOUNG EAST SIDE DANCERS OUTSHINE ALL OTHERS IN NAT’L COMPETITION	9
May 12, 1960	LARRY MCINNIS HAS SIMPLE RECIPE FOR FINDING ‘LOST’ GOLF BALLS	1
May 12, 1960	CHURCH HERE RECOGNIZED AS FULL PARISH (ST JOHN’S EPISCOPAL)	2
May 12, 1960	BUS COMPANY ADDS MORNING RUN TO DENNY PARK; CHAMPAGNE POINT	1
May 12, 1960	HIGHWAY 1 PAVING DUE THIS SUMMER	1
May 12, 1960	PUBLIC MEETING TO OUTLINE PROPOSED HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENTS	9
May 12, 1960	TOWN CHANGES SPEED LIMITS	1
May 12, 1960	CAROL JEAN CHARLESON, ALBERT NICHOLES	10
May 19, 1960	EAST SIDE SYMPHONETTE ORCHESTRA TO GIVE CONCERT	9
May 19, 1960	DONNA HJORTH EARNS HIGHEST CAMP FIRE HONOR	10
May 19, 1960	ELECT JAL HALLS STATE PRESIDENT OF AUTO DEALERS	1
May 19, 1960	HUGH LADE GETS FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENT GRANT	1
May 19, 1960	JUDGE MARY KING NAMED BPW STATE WOMAN OF ACHIEVEMENT	1
May 19, 1960	OUR TOWN (SIMMONS, THOMAS J)	2
May 19, 1960	FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ARE POPPY DAYS IN KIRKLAND	10
May 19, 1960	A SALUTE TO LAKE WASHINGTON SCHOOL DISTRICT SAFETY PATROL	7
May 19, 1960	CITIZENS COUNCIL IN SPLIT DECISION AN FUTURE TEACHER RAISES	1
May 19, 1960	JR HIGH SCIENCE CLASS EXPERIMENTING WITH GAMMA-TREATED SEEDS	1
May 19, 1960	LAKE WASHINGTON STUDENTS USE VOTING MACHINES FOR SCHOOL ELECTIONS	9
May 19, 1960	SCHOOL BOARD INSPECTS NEW SCIENCE GEAR	6
May 19, 1960	MERRILY JOHNSON ENTERS CONTEST FOR BEAUTY TITLE	8
May 19, 1960	NAME SCHROEDER, R V ANDERSON TO CITY POSITIONS	6
May 19, 1960	CITIZENS GROUP PRESENTS PANEL ON FLUORIDATION	9
May 19, 1960	HOUGHTON COUNCIL OKAYS PROCEEDING WITH WATERLINES	8
May 19, 1960	KICKER KLUBBERS HELP INSTALL NEW BOAT FLOAT AT KIRKLAND WATERFRONT	1
May 19, 1960	PETERSON, HELEN A	7
May 19, 1960	RUNNER, MARGARET ANNE	6
May 19, 1960	SMITH, RHODA ALICE	6
May 19, 1960	SNYDER, AUGUSTUS MILTON	2
May 19, 1960	DONNA HJORTH EARNS HIGHEST CAMP FIRE HONOR	10
May 19, 1960	KICKER KLUBBERS HELP INSTALL NEW BOAT FLOAT AT KIRKLAND WATERFRONT	1
May 19, 1960	STATE HEARS EASTSIDERS PLEA FOR MORE ROAD FACILITIES	1
May 19, 1960	KIRKLAND ADOPTS NEW WATER RATES	1
May 26, 1960	KIRKLAND COUPLE WILL CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING (DORR)	7
May 26, 1960	CELLAR GALLERY TO HOLD FIRST EXHIBITION OF EAST SIDE H S ART	1
May 26, 1960	INGLEWOOD PRESBYTERIAN TO HOLD FIRST SERVICES IN NEW EDIFICE	10
May 26, 1960	MARY LOUISE GREEN, GERALD RANDOLPH	10
May 26, 1960	MARAUDING DOGS KILL ROSE HILL AREA LIVESTOCK	1
May 26, 1960	ELLEN BAILEY IS CITY’S 6TH ENTRY FOR BEAUTY TITLE	2
May 26, 1960	VETERANS PLAN MEMORIAL DAY RITES IN CITY	1
May 26, 1960	KIRKLAND’S GLOBE FEED MILLS CELEBRATES ITS FORTIETH ANNIVERSARY	9
May 26, 1960	JUANITA AREA FEELS ‘SHOCK’ OF LIGHTNING STORM	1
May 26, 1960	LAKE ZONING MAY CHANGE, PLANNER SAYS	1
May 26, 1960	FRANTZ, SYLVESTER	7
May 26, 1960	MORGAN, MATHEW ELMORE	2
May 26, 1960	NOYES, FRED J	2
May 26, 1960	WETMORE, MABLE	2
May 26, 1960	JOURNAL’S AD MANAGER ON UW PANEL (CONE, BILL)	6
May 26, 1960	JO ANNE GUNDERSON AWAITS BRITISH AMATEUR PLAY AFTER CURTIS CUP WI	5
May 26, 1960	KANGAROO TRACKMEN TAKE STATE TITLE; FIRST IN HISTORY OF LAKE WASH	4
May 26, 1960	KIRKLAND ATHLETES MAKE STATE AND WORLD NEWS	1
May 26, 1960	MAXINE CONOVER WINS CYCLE RACE AT VICTORIA B C	5
May 26, 1960	MYNAR BROS., PAULSON GIVE LAKE WASH. 2ND PLACE IN TENNIS TOURNEY	5
May 26, 1960	PLANS ANNOUNCED FOR RACING REGATTA ALONG KIRKLAND WATERFRONT	1
May 26, 1960	MARAUDING DOGS KILL ROSE HILL AREA LIVESTOCK	1
May 26, 1960	POPULATION UP 13 INSIDE CITY	1
May 26, 1960	PAVING CONTRACT LET FOR HIGHWAY 1	1
May 26, 1960	IT’S HERE! THAT GOOD, CLEAR, CLEAN SEATTLE WATER; FILL THY CUP!	1
May 26, 1960	PHONE COMPANY ANNUAL PAYROLL HERE $400,000	2
May 26, 1960	VETERANS PLAN MEMORIAL DAY RITES IN CITY	1
May 26, 1960	JUANITA AREA FEELS ‘SHOCK’ OF LIGHTNING STORM	1
June 2, 1960	CONGRATULATIONS ’60 GRADUATES (PHOTOS)	6
June 2, 1960	BRITISH-BORN MICHALINA BANEL NOW A LOYAL AMERICAN CITIZEN	10
June 2, 1960	BRUCE BENNETT RECEIVES AWARD FOR SCHOLARSHIP	1
June 2, 1960	CLAYDINE BROWN WINS SCHOLARSHIP IN CELLAR GALLERY COMPETITION	1
June 2, 1960	KIRKLAND MAN GIVEN MEDICAL RESEARCH GRANT (LOTTSFELDT, FREDERICK)	1
June 2, 1960	OUR TOWN (SCHOEN, ELMER R)	2
June 2, 1960	SCHOOL BUDDIES SINCE 9TH GRADE GRADUATE HARVARD (NIEMEI / KELLER)	9
June 2, 1960	ORIGINAL ART’S FOOD CENTER DEMOLISHED TO ALLOW PARKING FOR NEW	1
June 2, 1960	RESEARCH CENTER TO BE BUILT AT OVERLAKE PARK	1
June 2, 1960	A SALUTE TO LAKE WASH. SAFETY PATROL	5
June 2, 1960	275 SENIORS TO BE GRADUATED FROM LAKE WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL	1
June 2, 1960	COMMENCEMENT TO BE HELD JUNE 2 FOR FIRST HOLY FAMILY GRADUATING	11
June 2, 1960	NORTHWEST BIBLE COLLEGE TO GRADUATE 31 STUDENTS	6
June 2, 1960	SCHOOL BOARD ATTENDS ‘PRIVATE’ OPEN HOUSE	1
June 2, 1960	SPREAD OF URBANIZATION SYMBOLIZED BY CLOSURE OF FARM SHOP AT LWHS	9
June 2, 1960	FLYING-HORSESHOE RIDERS TO OPEN HORSE SHOW FRIDAY AT RAINWATER’S	10
June 2, 1960	PAMELA HOTES VIES FOR TITLE	1
June 2, 1960	POST OFFICE STATION SOUGHT FOR JUANITA	1
June 2, 1960	ASBURY, MINNIE	2
June 2, 1960	GINNOLD, CLINTON	5
June 2, 1960	GUILMETTE, DON	2
June 2, 1960	JOHNSON, GAIL	6
June 2, 1960	MCARTHUR, NETTIE A GARDENER	6
June 2, 1960	THOMAS, RALPH R	2
June 2, 1960	POST OFFICE STATION SOUGHT FOR JUANITA	1
June 9, 1960	NB OF C BUYS KIRKLAND FIRE HALL BONDS	1
June 9, 1960	THE ‘ORIGINAL’ BECOMES THE ‘NEW’ ART’S FOOD CENTER AT JUANITA	1
June 9, 1960	SCHOOL BOARD AGREES TO BUY ARMY BARRACKS	2
June 9, 1960	THE ‘ORIGINAL’ BECOMES THE ‘NEW’ ART’S FOOD CENTER AT JUANITA	1
June 9, 1960	BOY ON BICYCLE SERIOUSLY HURT IN CAR MISHAP (WILKS, BILLY)	2
June 9, 1960	DEAN PIERCE OF NW BIBLE COLLEGE GETS NEW JOB	2
June 9, 1960	REGISTRATION FOR NEXT FALL’S KINDERGARTENERS STARTS MONDAY	9
June 9, 1960	SCHOLARSHIPS, AWARDS PRESENTED AT 1960 HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION	1
June 9, 1960	SCHOOL DISTRICT TO GET ANNUAL FEDERAL FUNDS	2
June 9, 1960	YOUNG NURSERY SCHOOL GRADUATES ARE OVERLOOKED AT CLOSE OF SCHOOL	9
June 9, 1960	KATHLEEN BAIER, BRUCE BECKLUND	10
June 9, 1960	SANDRA LYNN DECKER, MERLE WINKLE	10
June 9, 1960	SUNDAY’S FIRE WAS FAKED FOR TV FILM	5
June 9, 1960	KIRKLAND’S NEW CITY OFFICIALS TAKES OATHS AND GET DOWN TO WORK	1
June 9, 1960	NEW OFFICIALS TAKE OVER IN KIRKLAND, HOUGHTON (PHOTOS)	7
June 9, 1960	UTILITIES CHIEF SEEKS CHANGE IN PROCEDURE	1
June 9, 1960	NEW HOUGHTON REGIME REJECTS RESIGNATION	1
June 9, 1960	GRAVEL COMPANY TO BUILD NEW BATCH PLANT	6
June 9, 1960	THE ‘ORIGINAL’ BECOMES THE ‘NEW’ ART’S FOOD CENTER AT JUANITA	1
June 9, 1960	PUBLIC BEACHES OPEN SATURDAY; GUARD READY; SUNSHINE WANTED	1
June 9, 1960	TWO KIRKLAND BOYS IN COUNTY JAIL ON BURGLARY CHARGES	2
June 9, 1960	BALDWIN, CALEB W	4
June 9, 1960	CARLSON, NELS WILLIAM	2
June 9, 1960	GRAFFS, THOMAS	6
June 9, 1960	GUNDERSON, THELMA	2
June 9, 1960	WESCOTT, MERTON GIRARD	2
June 9, 1960	WATER PIPES TO BE DEALT ROYAL FLUSH MONDAY	1
June 9, 1960	GLENDA LEE FUERST, ROBERT JOSLIN	10
June 16, 1960	STUDENT FROM THAILAND STAYING AT JUANITA HOME (TRAIDEJ, UA AREE)	1
June 16, 1960	WOMAN’S CLUB MUSIC SCHOLARSHIP GOES TO DIANA GLEASON, VIOLINIST	11
June 16, 1960	WORK BEGINS ON TIMBER LABORATORY AT OVERLAKE PARK	1
June 16, 1960	HUGO ENGEL OPENS SECOND LAKESHORE APPLIANCE STORE	6
June 16, 1960	NEW ‘VOLUME’ FOOD OUTLET OPENS DOORS IN KIRKLAND	6
June 16, 1960	LAKE WASHINGTON’S CLASS OF 1960 HAS WEEK OF CELEBRATIONS (PHOTOS)	7
June 16, 1960	TWO DAYS OF FUN SCHEDULED BY EAGLES FOR STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL	9
June 16, 1960	HAZARDS OF CHEAP EXTINGUISHERS TOLD BY VOLUNTEER FIRE CHIEF	8
June 16, 1960	PLAT FILING IS ISSUE AT TOWN COUNCIL MEETING	1
June 16, 1960	MAYOR TOM BASS APPOINTS NEW ATTORNEY, COMMITTEES FOR HOUGHTON	8
June 16, 1960	JUANITA AREA RESIDENTS GET WATER IMPROVEMENTS WITH REST OF AREA	1
June 16, 1960	VANDIVORT, MRS ARTHUR A	2
June 16, 1960	FORMER PUBLISHER VISITS KIRKLAND (CLARKSON, T E ‘TOMMY’)	12
June 16, 1960	CITY TO GET GUSSIED UP FOR KIRKLAND KUP RACE	1
June 16, 1960	DISTRICT 81 NOW FED BY SEATTLE H20	1
June 16, 1960	JUANITA AREA RESIDENTS GET WATER IMPROVEMENTS WITH REST OF AREA	1
June 16, 1960	DIANE LITTELL, JAMES BILY	10
June 16, 1960	GERALDINE WARD, MICHAEL K WILLIAMS	10
June 16, 1960	JANICE MAY SCHOEN, JOHN D KERR	10
June 23, 1960	THREE CELLAR GALLERY ARTISTS TO SHOW (HARGETT / RADCLIFFE / LUKS)	11
June 23, 1960	5 GENERATION EVENT OBSERVED BY FAMILY (TENNANT/BRADLEY/BURNARD)	10
June 23, 1960	KIRKLAND MAN RETIRES AFTER 20 YEARS IN NAVY (YEYNA, JOSEPH J)	6
June 23, 1960	KIRKLAND SEAMAN WAS FIRST MAN ABOARD RUSSIAN SHIP (GILLMAN, JAMES	9
June 23, 1960	LETTER FROM A KIRKLANDITE … BY ADOPTION (ROSSIER, ANNA MARIE)	2
June 23, 1960	STUDENT FROM ALGERIA LEAVES FOR HOME (ROSSIER, ANNA MARIE)	7
June 23, 1960	KIRKLAND FIRM NAMED ARCHITECTS FOR NEW SCHOOL	2
June 23, 1960	SCHOOL BOARD ALTERS POLICY ON BUILDING SITES	1
June 23, 1960	CITY CALLS FOR BIDS TO TEAR DOWN FIRE HALL	1
June 23, 1960	MOVE AGAIN STARTED TO GET CLEAR TITLE TO CIVIC CENTER PROPERTY	1
June 23, 1960	OPEN HOUSE AT ‘TREND’ MODEL HOME	5
June 23, 1960	NEW MANAGER FOR TIRE SHOP (BEDLINGTON, NORM)	9
June 23, 1960	EAST SIDE OUTDOORSMEN HEAD FOR 2 WEEKS AT CAMP ORKILA	7
June 23, 1960	YOUNG RIDERS PLAN AND STAGE FULL SCALE HORSE SHOW ON FINN HILL	10
June 23, 1960	6 FOREIGN STUDENTS RECEIVE DEGREE FROM NORTHWEST BIBLE COLLEGE	6
June 23, 1960	SUMMER ENROLLMENT SETS NEW RECORD IN LAKE WASHINGTON SCHOOL DIST.	1
June 23, 1960	MYRRAH DIMOFF, GINO P TURELLA	10
June 23, 1960	MARAUDING DOGS ATTACK SHEEP	1
June 23, 1960	STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL AND BOAT SHOW SHARE LIMELIGHT FOR WEEKEND	1
June 23, 1960	CITY CALLS FOR BIDS TO TEAR DOWN FIRE HALL	1
June 23, 1960	CITY AUTHORIZES PICKUP OF ALL UNLICENSED DOGS	1
June 23, 1960	CITY CALLS FOR BIDS TO TEAR DOWN FIRE HALL	1
June 23, 1960	COUNCIL DENIES LICENSE FOR CIRCUS IN KIRKLAND	5
June 23, 1960	COUNCIL GIVES BERDAN CONTROL OF FOUR DEPTS	1
June 23, 1960	MOVE AGAIN STARTED TO GET CLEAR TITLE TO CIVIC CENTER PROPERTY	1
June 23, 1960	CITY AUTHORIZES PICKUP OF ALL UNLICENSED DOGS	1
June 23, 1960	PIGEON FANCIERS GIVEN 10-BIRD LIMIT IN CITY	5
June 23, 1960	SIDEWALK SIGNS ORDERED OFF WALKS	1
June 23, 1960	BRUMMETT, LEE ROY	5
June 23, 1960	CAVALIN, CARL	7
June 23, 1960	DOUGLAS, BERNICE G	5
June 23, 1960	ENGELBRECHT, KENNETH BRUCE	9
June 23, 1960	STUART, MARY ELLEN	9
June 30, 1960	MCILAHRGEYS TO CELEBRATE GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY AT CHURCH RECEPTION	2
June 30, 1960	GAME WARDEN RETIRES TO QUIET OCCUPATION OF RAISING FLOWERS (DRAIN	1
June 30, 1960	OUR TOWN (ARNOLD, CLAUDE)	2
June 30, 1960	RETIRED PASTOR CELEBRATES 93RD BIRTHDAY EVENT (LOCKWOOD, CLARENCE	7
June 30, 1960	SON OF KIRKLAND PASTOR CONDUCTS OWN COMPOSITIONS (BLAKE, CURTISS)	7
June 30, 1960	THREE BROTHERS IN THE SERVICE AT SAME TIME (CROOK)	11
June 30, 1960	BRIDLE TRAIL HORSE SHOW TO FEATURE RARE LIPPIZAN	8
June 30, 1960	SALE OF BUILDING TO SHINSTROMS GIVES OWNERS CHANCE TO TRAVEL	1
June 30, 1960	JULY HEARING SET TO REVIEW WILDWOOD PLAT	2
June 30, 1960	THE JOURNAL SPENDS A DAY WITH SOME EAST SIDE YMCA DAY CAMPERS	6
June 30, 1960	SCHOOL BOARD OKAYS $97,855 FOR NEW BUSSES	1
June 30, 1960	ELTA ALLENE ASHCRAFT, DALE O BUNDY	11
June 30, 1960	EVELYN SELSET, LAUREN JUDD	10
June 30, 1960	SUSAN ANN RAINWATER, JOSEPH DAMASE BERGEVIN	10
June 30, 1960	VIRGINIA FRANK GODFREY, DAVID CARL CROWE	10
June 30, 1960	BRIDLE TRAIL HORSE SHOW TO FEATURE RARE LIPPIZAN	8
June 30, 1960	CIRCUS COMING TO TOWN JULY 4	8
June 30, 1960	CITY READY FOR FIRST ANNUAL KIRKLAND KUP RACE	1
June 30, 1960	EAGLES STAGE ONLY PARADE OF YEAR DURING STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL	1
June 30, 1960	KIRKLAND HAS FLOAT CHASSIS	5
June 30, 1960	RAINBOW GIRLS SELL OFFICIAL KIRKLAND KUP PROGRAM	9
June 30, 1960	FIREWORKS DISPLAY SET FOR FOURTH ON LW SHIPYARDS	2
June 30, 1960	HOUGHTON OKAYS SALE OF FIREWORKS TO TEENAGERS	1
June 30, 1960	KIRKLAND POLICE TO CRACK DOWN ON FIREWORKS USERS	1
June 30, 1960	HOUGHTON OKAYS SALE OF FIREWORKS TO TEENAGERS	1
June 30, 1960	JULY HEARING SET TO REVIEW WILDWOOD PLAT	2
June 30, 1960	JUANITA BRANCH POST OFFICE TO OPEN	4
June 30, 1960	FIREWORKS DISPLAY SET FOR FOURTH ON LW SHIPYARDS	2
June 30, 1960	DOG LICENSE SALES ZOOM IN KIRKLAND	1
June 30, 1960	KIRKLAND POLICE TO CRACK DOWN ON FIREWORKS USERS	1
June 30, 1960	UNCLAIMED BIKES POLICE PROBLEM	7
June 30, 1960	VANDALS TAKE EDIBLES FROM CENTRAL SCHOOL	5
June 30, 1960	FISCHER, JOHN H	11
June 30, 1960	HART, ALFRIEDA JOHANNA	2
June 30, 1960	MULLIGAN, FRANCES	2
June 30, 1960	YOUNG, CLARISSA ETHEL	7
June 30, 1960	GIRLS STATE DELEGATE ELECTED MAYOR OF CITY (BANCROFT, SHERRY)	7
June 30, 1960	JUANITA BRANCH POST OFFICE TO OPEN	4
June 30, 1960	MAXINE CONOVER WINS 3RD STRAIGHT BICYCLE CHAMPIONSHIP	4
June 30, 1960	SUMMER CHURCH SCHOOLS PROVE POPULAR WITH YOUNGSTERS ON VACATION	9
July 7, 1960	KIRKLAND COUPLE OBSERVE 64TH WEDDING DATE (LEWIS, HAROLD)	2
July 7, 1960	WILLIAM K NEALS OBSERVE GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY	9
July 7, 1960	AREA COUPLE SPENDS SUMMER AS LOOKOUTS (BURTON, JIM)	1
July 7, 1960	CONNIE LOESBY HOME FROM COLLEGE ON EAST COAST	7
July 7, 1960	CITY BUILDING PERMITS TO JULY TOTAL $384,835	2
July 7, 1960	WOMEN’S DORMITORY NEARS COMPLETION AT NORTHWEST BIBLE COLLEGE	7
July 7, 1960	ROSE HILL CHURCH MORTGAGE BURNED; EARLY HISTORY DATES TO 1912	5
July 7, 1960	THREE ESCAPE COSTLY JUANITA HOUSE FIRE (MURPHY)	1
July 7, 1960	HOMES NEEDED FOR JAPANESE STUDENTS’ VISIT	7
July 7, 1960	JUDITH ANN WILKINSON, JOHN ROBERT HOLTE	8
July 7, 1960	NEVA WHEATLEY, GEOFFREY T POTTER	8
July 7, 1960	EAST LW DISTRICT GARDEN CLUBS ADOPT CIVIC BEAUTIFICATION PLAN	8
July 7, 1960	FIRST KIRKLAND KUP REGATTA JUDGED SUCCESSFUL DESPITE ROUGH WATER	1
July 7, 1960	MERRILY JOHNSON WINS ‘MISS KIRKLAND’ TITLE	1
July 7, 1960	THREE ESCAPE COSTLY JUANITA HOUSE FIRE (MURPHY)	1
July 7, 1960	KIRKLAND OFFICIALLY RECOGNIZES ALASKA AND HAWAII W/ 50-STAR FLAG	1
July 7, 1960	ROSE HILL CHURCH MORTGAGE BURNED; EARLY HISTORY DATES TO 1912	5
July 7, 1960	THREE ESCAPE COSTLY JUANITA HOUSE FIRE (MURPHY)	1
July 7, 1960	GARDEN CLUB MEMBERS MEET DEADLINE TO COMPLETE REST SHELTER	9
July 7, 1960	DOG CATCHER BEGINS ROUNDS OF KIRKLAND	2
July 7, 1960	JOHNSON, JOSEPHINE	5
July 7, 1960	LOHMER, EDMUND	10
July 7, 1960	PRUSS, BEVERLEY JEAN	2
July 7, 1960	RODMAN, EMMA	10
July 7, 1960	SHERWOOD, BERTHA K	8
July 7, 1960	WULFF, ELIZABETH	9
July 7, 1960	EAST LW DISTRICT GARDEN CLUBS ADOPT CIVIC BEAUTIFICATION PLAN	8
July 7, 1960	GARDEN CLUB MEMBERS MEET DEADLINE TO COMPLETE REST SHELTER	9
July 7, 1960	JANE GOSSELIN FILES FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE	1
July 7, 1960	GARDEN CLUB MEMBERS MEET DEADLINE TO COMPLETE REST SHELTER	9
July 7, 1960	CITY’S WATER IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM TO BE COMPLETED BY END OF JULY	1
July 14, 1960	BANK SECRETARY MARKS 40 YEARS OF SERVICE (NELSON, ELIZABETH)	1
July 14, 1960	EXCHANGE STUDENT HUGH LADE KEEPS IN TOUCH WITH KIRKLAND	9
July 14, 1960	FORMER KIRKLAND RESIDENTS PLAN TO RETURN FROM THAILAND (GILMORE)	2
July 14, 1960	JUDGE BURNS NAMED OFFICIAL OF REGATTA IN KELOWNA, B C	11
July 14, 1960	ON TOUR WITH RAINBOW GIRLS (NIKULA, CHERIE)	10
July 14, 1960	OUR TOWN (DOWDY, HAROLD)	2
July 14, 1960	PORTABLE CLASSROOMS (PHOTO)	7
July 14, 1960	CITY COUNCIL OKS PRELIMINARY PLANS FOR FIRE HALL	1
July 14, 1960	NEW HOURS OKAYED FOR CITY HALL	1
July 14, 1960	PERMIT TO BUILD APARTMENTS GRANTED OVER OBJECTION	2
July 14, 1960	PROPERTY OWNERS SUE HOUGHTON ON SUBDIVISION	1
July 14, 1960	KIRKLAND AGENTS ANNOUNCE NEW INSURANCE PLAN	2
July 14, 1960	SERVICE STATION OPERATORS OPEN ROSE HILL CENTER (ROSE HILL CARTER	11
July 14, 1960	STREET WORKER SUFFERS BURNS IN TAR FIRE (GILNO, JOHN)	1
July 14, 1960	COUNTY ACQUIRES 40-ACRE YOUTH CAMP AND CENTER FROM W G TYRRELL	11
July 14, 1960	NEW DEAN NAMED FOR NW BIBLE COLLEGE (LACKEY, JOHN W)	9
July 14, 1960	NEW U OF W ENTRANCE RULES WILL FORCE STUDENTS TO STUDY HARDER	1
July 14, 1960	CITY COUNCIL OKS PRELIMINARY PLANS FOR FIRE HALL	1
July 14, 1960	‘THIS IS YOUR HOUGHTON FIRE DEPARTMENT’ PUT ON TV FILM	9
July 14, 1960	CITY COUNCIL OKS PRELIMINARY PLANS FOR FIRE HALL	1
July 14, 1960	CITY COUNCIL REAPPOINTS JUDGE AND DOCTOR; PASSES PIGEON LAW	1
July 14, 1960	PROPERTY OWNERS SUE HOUGHTON ON SUBDIVISION	1
July 14, 1960	‘THIS IS YOUR HOUGHTON FIRE DEPARTMENT’ PUT ON TV FILM	9
July 14, 1960	VANDALISM AT JUANITA SCHOOL, COMMUNITY CLUB	1
July 14, 1960	‘THIS IS YOUR HOUGHTON FIRE DEPARTMENT’ PUT ON TV FILM	9
July 14, 1960	BAINE, HARRY	7
July 14, 1960	CHARLOTTA, ANNA	2
July 14, 1960	PAYNE, RICHARD B	7
July 14, 1960	TURNER, RUTH	7
July 14, 1960	KIRKLAND AREA SCOUTS AWAIT GOLDEN JUBILEE	1
July 14, 1960	GRAD STUDENT JOINS JOURNAL FOR SUMMER	1
July 14, 1960	JOURNAL’S CAMERA SPENDS DAY WITH GOLF CHAMP JO ANNE GUNDERSON	5
July 14, 1960	BIDS OKAYED ON EVEREST PARK WORK	2
July 14, 1960	CHURCH OF CHRIST HAS NEW MINISTER (WILLIAMS, LOWELL)	9
July 14, 1960	TELEPHONE COMPANY STARTS NEW SERVICE FOR BUSINESS CUSTOMERS	9
July 14, 1960	DONNA LOU HAYS, JERRY LYNN HATHAWAY	10
July 14, 1960	KATHLEEN IRENE BAIER, BRUCE JOHN BECKLUND	10
July 21, 1960	KIRKLAND ARTISTS PREPARE FOR BELLEVUE ARTS FAIR	9
July 21, 1960	BEAUTY QUEEN LIFE IS FUN, STRENUOUS TO MERRILY JOHNSON	7
July 21, 1960	KIRKLAND COUPLE TO ATTEND WITNESS ASSEMBLY (SMITH, EARL)	9
July 21, 1960	ROSE HILL VILLAGE NEARS COMPLETION; HOPE TO OPEN AUG 10	1
July 21, 1960	BELLEVUE FIRM GETS CONTRACT FOR DEMOLITION OF KIRKLAND FIRE HALL	1
July 21, 1960	INGLEWOOD CHURCH SETS DEDICATION	9
July 21, 1960	HOUGHTON COUNCIL VOTES IN FAVOR OF NICK GORN’S MOSCOW RESTAURANT	1
July 21, 1960	SEATTLE MAN DIES AT JUANITA PARK BEACH (BARSTOW, THOMAS)	6
July 21, 1960	KIRKLAND KIDS CUT CAPERS IN CIRCUS COSTUMES	5
July 21, 1960	KIRKLAND ARTISTS PREPARE FOR BELLEVUE ARTS FAIR	9
July 21, 1960	CITY FATHERS CRITICIZE SALE OF FIREWORKS	1
July 21, 1960	HOUGHTON COUNCIL VOTES IN FAVOR OF NICK GORN’S MOSCOW RESTAURANT	1
July 21, 1960	BROWN, H OSCAR	6
July 21, 1960	BROWN, MRS HOWARD	6
July 21, 1960	RAINEY, DEBRA JEAN	9
July 21, 1960	WALTZ, CHARLOTTE	7
July 21, 1960	OFF TO SCOUT CAMP (PHOTO OF TROOP 452)	7
July 21, 1960	LITTLE LEAGUERS TAKE OVER EAST SIDE SPORT SCENE THIS WEEKEND	1
July 21, 1960	STATE OKS SALE OF $30 MILLION OF BONDS FOR EVERGREEN POINT BRIDGE	1
July 21, 1960	ELIZABETH VANCLEVE, FRANK C SKADAN	8
July 21, 1960	MARY ELISABETH HEISER, ERNEST M HAYS	8
July 21, 1960	SARA LOUISE LARSON, DONALD RAY RYCHLIK	8
July 28, 1960	BELLEVUE ARTS FAIR JURY CITES PAINTINGS BY KIRKLAND ARTISTS	7
July 28, 1960	KIRKLAND’S CELLAR GALLERY BROUGHT INTO SHARP FOCUS THIS WEEK	1
July 28, 1960	KIRKLAND COUPLE WINS VACATION IN EUROPE (HIEB, HENRY)	1
July 28, 1960	PHILLIPINE CITY HONORS FORMER KIRKLAND MINISTER (GRIFFITHS)	1
July 28, 1960	EAST SIDE FURNITURE CO SOLD; NOW CALLED EAST SIDE TRADING POST	6
July 28, 1960	HANSEN MOTOR CO GETS LARK, HAWK DEALERSHIP HERE	2
July 28, 1960	MACDOUGALL AND SOUTHWICK’S GETS NEW MANAGER (WINSTEAD, JOHN)	2
July 28, 1960	SALESMAN FIND FRESH FRUIT OFFERS SOLUTION TO SCHOOL COSTS	8
July 28, 1960	NANCY ANN GRIFFITHS, GERALD S LUPTON	10
July 28, 1960	PIGEON SHOW SUNDAY AT CIVIC CENTER	6
July 28, 1960	FIREWORKS BOOM BRINGS HOUGHTON $6743 BOON	1
July 28, 1960	FIREWORKS BOOM BRINGS HOUGHTON $6743 BOON	1
July 28, 1960	HOUGHTON ASKS $80,000 ROAD DAMAGES AGAINST YARROW BAY DEVELOPMENT	1
July 28, 1960	HOUGHTON L.I.D. AWARDS $34000 WATER CONTRACT	1
July 28, 1960	‘LEARN TO SWIM’ PROGRAM FOR CHILDREN AND ADULTS AT BEACHES	5
July 28, 1960	BURELL, JOHN W	2
July 28, 1960	HAMPTON, HAROLD L (BUD)	2
July 28, 1960	LEFFEL, CHARLES W	11
July 28, 1960	RIFE, HARRY ROY	11
July 28, 1960	WARD, INFANT	11
July 28, 1960	‘LEARN TO SWIM’ PROGRAM FOR CHILDREN AND ADULTS AT BEACHES	5
July 28, 1960	YOUNG RIFLEMAN HAS SIGHTS ON NATIONAL TITLE (ROSE, ROBERT)	4
July 28, 1960	CONTRACT FOR SIGNS ON HWY 1 OKAYED	7
July 28, 1960	HOUGHTON ASKS $80,000 ROAD DAMAGES AGAINST YARROW BAY DEVELOPMENT	1
July 28, 1960	HOUGHTON L.I.D. AWARDS $34000 WATER CONTRACT	1
July 28, 1960	WASH. NATURAL GAS INSTALLS REDMOND LINE (PHOTOS)	9
July 28, 1960	JUDITH HAYES, PAUL MORAN	10
July 28, 1960	KAREN RUTH FREY, ARTHUR MASON	10
August 4, 1960	KVAM DRUG STORE – REMODELED	5
August 4, 1960	FRENCH CAFE ATMOSPHERE PREVAILS AT CELLAR GALLERY’S PREVIEW PARTY	9
August 4, 1960	ALICE LLOYD’S LURES	4
August 4, 1960	KIRKLAND DRIVER WINS SEAFAIR HYDRO RACE – IN MINIATURE (LARSON, L	4
August 4, 1960	OUR TOWN (HENDRIX, OTIS & FRANCES)	2
August 4, 1960	SALTY SINBADS SAIL SOUTH IN SEARCH OF SUNFILLED SKIES (MAY, D)	1
August 4, 1960	KVAM DRUGS CELEBRATES REMODELING	2
August 4, 1960	L & K COMPANY BUILDING OPENS IN KIRKLAND	1
August 4, 1960	BOARD APPROVES REDMOND SITE FOR DISTRICT’S NEXT HIGH SCHOOL	1
August 4, 1960	WILDWOOD HEIGHTS SUBDIVISION SCHEDULED FOR COURT HEARING	1
August 4, 1960	JOHN BRATT IS NEW EAST SIDE LIFE INSURANCE AGENT	2
August 4, 1960	TWO DELEGATIONS OF YOUNG PEOPLE FROM OVERSEAS VISIT KIRKLAND	7
August 4, 1960	PARENT-CHILD NURSERY SCHOOL WILL ORGANIZE	10
August 4, 1960	GOLLOFON ISSUES FIRE WARNING	1
August 4, 1960	CITY EMPLOYMENT LIMITED TO ONE FAMILY MEMBER	2
August 4, 1960	‘NUISANCES’ DISCUSSED BY COUNCILMEN	1
August 4, 1960	WILDWOOD HEIGHTS SUBDIVISION SCHEDULED FOR COURT HEARING	1
August 4, 1960	SPECIAL FUND TO HELP OFFICER PASSED BY CITY	1
August 4, 1960	THREE ARRESTED IN CONNECTION WITH KIRKLAND BREAK-IN	1
August 4, 1960	HAMPTON, HAROLD L	9
August 4, 1960	LARSEN, ANNA M	2
August 4, 1960	FIRST CUSTOMER (PHOTO OF JUANITA P.O.)	10
August 4, 1960	KIRKLAND BOYS PARTICIPATE IN SEATTLE’S REGIONAL SOAP BOX DERBY	4
August 4, 1960	MAXINE CONOVER RETURNS FROM NATIONAL TRYOUTS TO CAPTURE 1ST PLACE	4
August 4, 1960	GRADING OF EVEREST PARK BEGINS AUG 8	1
August 4, 1960	ELENA JUNE GREGG, GERALD LEE SIMPSON	8
August 4, 1960	JOYCE FLIPPIN, ROBERT DORSTAD	8
August 4, 1960	LUELLA FLORENCE LYON, DAVID ROSE	8
August 11, 1960	HOUGHTON COUPLE MARKS ANNIVERSARY (POWELL, DAVID)	8
August 11, 1960	BRUCE BENNETT ESCORTS COMMUNITY QUEEN TO GALA CORONATION BALL	9
August 11, 1960	KIRKLAND AREA YOUTHS TAKE MODEL PLANE TITLES (COLTRAN)	5
August 11, 1960	KIRKLAND LAD REIGNS AS KING DURING SEAFAIR (MCDONALD, BRUCE)	7
August 11, 1960	LIFE SLOWS TO A CRAWL FOR DWIGHT (PHILLIPS) AS POLIO HITS COUNTY	1
August 11, 1960	SINGER TO HAVE SOPRANO PART IN WORLD PREMIERE (ZOBEL, MARY ELLEN)	2
August 11, 1960	ADDITION TO OVERLAKE SITE (DRAWING OF OVERLAKE PROFESSIONAL CTR)	10
August 11, 1960	GRAND OPENING PLANNED AUG 17 FOR ROSE HILL SHOPPING CENTER	2
August 11, 1960	NEW SHOPPING CENTER PLANNED FOR HOUGHTON	1
August 11, 1960	KIRKLAND’S CHANGING SCENE (PHOTO OF FIRE HALL DEMOLITION)	5
August 11, 1960	GRAND OPENING PLANNED AUG 17 FOR ROSE HILL SHOPPING CENTER	2
August 11, 1960	NEW SHOPPING CENTER PLANNED FOR HOUGHTON	1
August 11, 1960	SEATTLE MAN JOINS KIRKLAND BAKERY (GRAVES, LEON)	5
August 11, 1960	UNITED GOOD NEIGHBORS DRIVE LAUNCHED IN AREA	1
August 11, 1960	JAPANESE GIRLS VISITING HERE TO ENTER COLLEGE	6
August 11, 1960	EDITH ANNETTE HARTMAN, ADOLPH PETERSON JR	8
August 11, 1960	LYNN MARIE HUFF, PAUL CLIFFORD COE	8
August 11, 1960	FIRES AT DUMP PLAGUE FIREMEN	6
August 11, 1960	HOUGHTON YOUTHS ESCAPE FLAMES FROM PLAYHOUSE	1
August 11, 1960	LIFE SLOWS TO A CRAWL FOR DWIGHT (PHILLIPS) AS POLIO HITS COUNTY	1
August 11, 1960	HOUGHTON YOUTHS ESCAPE FLAMES FROM PLAYHOUSE	1
August 11, 1960	NEW SHOPPING CENTER PLANNED FOR HOUGHTON	1
August 11, 1960	REDMOND NIKE TO GET CHANGE	7
August 11, 1960	HEBERT, JOSEPH FREDERICK	9
August 11, 1960	HOWE, GERTRUDE T	9
August 11, 1960	SUNDBLAD, NANCY MALONE	5
August 11, 1960	WALKER, JULIAN H	1
August 11, 1960	BOY SCOUTS RETURN FROM JAMBOREE WITH MEMORIES AND MEMENTOS	7
August 11, 1960	FIVE KIRKLAND HOUSEWIVES TAKE TO PAINT INSTEAD OF TEA CUPS	8
August 11, 1960	GOVERNOR ROSELLINI SCHEDULED TO MAKE 4 STOPS IN KIRKLAND	1
August 11, 1960	KIRKLAND YOUNGSTERS JOIN NIXON BOOSTERS AT AIRPORT RECEPTION	6
August 11, 1960	‘ZEKE’ CLARK TO VISIT HERE	7
August 11, 1960	NEW STAFFER JOINS EAST SIDE JOURNAL (BECKER, JAY)	2
August 11, 1960	GRAND OPENING PLANNED AUG 17 FOR ROSE HILL SHOPPING CENTER	2
August 11, 1960	NEW ROUTE FOR POINTS DRIVE ROAD IS CONSIDERED	1
August 11, 1960	SITE FOR 2ND BRIDGE GROUNDBREAKING SET FOR BELLEVUE SACRED HEARTS	7
August 11, 1960	SPAN CONSTRUCTION STALLED BY SUIT AGAINST STATE	1
August 11, 1960	FLYING OBJECTS – NOT SAUCERS – SEEN IN SKIES MONDAY	5
August 11, 1960	LINDA LOU HENDIRCKSON, RONALD CAMPBELL	8
August 11, 1960	PAULINE BEAUCHAMP, DONALD A LELAND	8
August 18, 1960	HARDENBROOK FAMILY ROUNDUP HONORS FATHER	9
August 18, 1960	NAVY JUDO EXPERT HOLDS DOWN KIRKLAND DESK (POOL, JACK)	4
August 18, 1960	SALTY SEAMAN, NEOPHYTE RENEW MEMORIES (HOYT / CHRISTENSEN)	12
August 18, 1960	STORY ABOUT A HOLE (H A SNODGRASS’ BOMB SHELTER)	1
August 18, 1960	GRAND OPENING HELD FOR NEW ROSE HILL VILLAGE SHOPPING CENTER	1
August 18, 1960	GRAND OPENING HELD FOR NEW ROSE HILL VILLAGE SHOPPING CENTER	1
August 18, 1960	STORY ABOUT A HOLE (H A SNODGRASS’ BOMB SHELTER)	1
August 18, 1960	ELEMENTARY-JR HIGH PUPILS SLATED FOR MORE FRENCH, SPANISH CLASSES	7
August 18, 1960	LAKE WASHINGTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS TO WELCOME 17 NEW TEACHERS	11
August 18, 1960	NEW ELEMENTARY LIBRARY SYSTEM TO HAVE VARIED BENEFITS HERE	9
August 18, 1960	RECORD ENROLLMENT PREDICTED FOR LAKE WASHINGTON SCHOOLS	1
August 18, 1960	SCHOOL BOARD HOLDS OFF APPROVAL OF COUNTY’S BOUNDARY STUDY IDEA	2
August 18, 1960	VICKI MACDONALD, ROBERT LEE JOHNSON	10
August 18, 1960	BAGGALEY ASKS HIGHER RATES FOR CITY WATER	1
August 18, 1960	CITY OKS NEW BATCH PLANT PLANS WITH “IF”	1
August 18, 1960	ATTORNEY JOINS KIRKLAND FIRM (SILVERNALE, GRANT)	7
August 18, 1960	LAWYER DENIES MAN INVOLVED IN CRASH DEATH OF JOSEPH HEBERT	6
August 18, 1960	“GO-KARTS HERE TO STAY,” SAYS OFFICIAL OF RACING ASSOCIATION	6
August 18, 1960	GRAND OPENING HELD FOR NEW ROSE HILL VILLAGE SHOPPING CENTER	1
August 18, 1960	CONSTRUCTION OF SECOND LAKE BRIDGE ALREADY BEGUN, ROSELLINI SAYS	1
August 18, 1960	PLANS TOLD FOR 116TH PAVING, INTERCHANGE PROPERTY PURCHASE	1
August 18, 1960	TRAFFIC CONTROL SET FOR 156TH	6
August 18, 1960	DELORES MARIE FORQUE, RALPH WIGREN	10
August 18, 1960	MARGARET HAYNES, WILLIAM HUTTULA	10
August 25, 1960	SHEEP RAISING AT HAPPY HILL FARM IS PROJECT OF SON (VAN STROM)	5
August 25, 1960	MR AND MRS ARTHUR WILLIAMS TO OBSERVE EMERALD ANNIVERSARY	7
August 25, 1960	GERMAN VISITOR MAKES TRIP TO U.S. BY AIR (KUBATZ / KLEIN)	2
August 25, 1960	PLANNERS APPROVE SHOPPING CENTER	1
August 25, 1960	NOT YET (PHOTO OF WAVERLY HALL ENTRANCE)	13
August 25, 1960	SUBDIVISIONS HAVE DONE-IN DAN’L BOONERS	1
August 25, 1960	5000 VISIT ROSE HILL SHOP CENTER	6
August 25, 1960	PLANNERS APPROVE SHOPPING CENTER	1
August 25, 1960	KIRKLAND GIRLS TO TAKE STEP FROM HIGH SCHOOL TO COLLEGE	8
August 25, 1960	ANNEXATION UNDERWAY FOR KIRKLAND LAKE AREA	1
August 25, 1960	SUBDIVISIONS HAVE DONE-IN DAN’L BOONERS	1
August 25, 1960	12 NEW TEACHERS COMING TO DISTRICT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOLS	9
August 25, 1960	HOLY FAMILY HAS RECORD ENROLLMENT	10
August 25, 1960	KIRKLAND GIRLS TO TAKE STEP FROM HIGH SCHOOL TO COLLEGE	8
August 25, 1960	SEATTLE DANCE SCHOOL TO OPEN KIRKLAND BRANCH	8
August 25, 1960	BETH DEE HARRELL, REGINALD COURT	8
August 25, 1960	SYLVIA MAYHEW, ROBERT SOTELO	7
August 25, 1960	PLANNERS APPROVE SHOPPING CENTER	1
August 25, 1960	HOUGHTON ATTORNEY REPORTS ON $80,000 ROAD DAMAGE SUIT	1
August 25, 1960	SPORT EQUIPMENT TAKEN FROM JUANITA AREA	12
August 25, 1960	ATHERLY, NATHAN R	9
August 25, 1960	DORAN, MARY	2
August 25, 1960	DUFFY, ROBERT	1
August 25, 1960	FAWCETT, LAURA BELL	9
August 25, 1960	JOHNSON, HENRY	2
August 25, 1960	MONTGOMERY, LEOTTA B	6
August 25, 1960	WILSON, JACK K	7
August 25, 1960	PRECINCT BOUNDARY CHANGES AFFECT 800	1
August 25, 1960	JOURNAL WEDS MODERN PROCESS	1
August 25, 1960	MAXINE (CONOVER) RETAINS REDMOND DERBY TITLE	12
August 25, 1960	RECORD POSSIBLE IN SWIM MEET (HALDEMAN, VICKI)	13
August 25, 1960	5000 VISIT ROSE HILL SHOP CENTER	6
August 25, 1960	REDMOND EDGES HOUGHTON IN PEOPLE RACE	6
August 25, 1960	US CENSUS COUNT SHORT 42 PERSONS FOR HOUGHTON	2
August 25, 1960	KIRKLAND’S SAFETY RECORD HONORED BY AAA PLAQUE	10
August 25, 1960	BRIDGE MOVES AHEAD ON THREE FRONTS	1
August 25, 1960	HOUGHTON ATTORNEY REPORTS ON $80,000 ROAD DAMAGE SUIT	1
August 25, 1960	BETTER (WATER) SERVICE SEEN FOR DISTRICT 72	2
August 25, 1960	OFFICIALS DEPLORE RATE BOOST	1
August 25, 1960	SHARON KAY OTTESON, DONN MICHAEL SAGE	8
September 1, 1960	FORMER RESIDENTS OF KIRKLAND CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING (SMITH, R)	8
September 1, 1960	WATERCOLOR PAINTINGS OF SIX ARTISTS WILL BE FEATURED AT ART SHOW	7
September 1, 1960	CITY LAD TURNS COWBOY AFTER TASTE OF RIDING (GREEN, WAYNE)	5
September 1, 1960	DWIGHT’S LEFT LEG CAN MOVE (PHILLIPS, DWIGHT)	1
September 1, 1960	HOUSEWIFE, 90, WORKS CROSSWORD PUZZLES (TRAPP, ORPHA J)	1
September 1, 1960	JO ANNE (GUNDERSON) TAKES NATIONALS AGAIN	1
September 1, 1960	GROWING ALREADY (PHOTO OF LUNDVALL & KREIDER BUILDING)	9
September 1, 1960	CIVIC CENTER LANGUISHES IN LEGAL LIMBO	1
September 1, 1960	FINAL FIREHALL PLAN INCLUDES LIBRARY GROWTH	1
September 1, 1960	DECISION OF JUDGE TO REMOVE WILDWOOD PLAT STUMPS EXPERTS	1
September 1, 1960	PEOPLE WON’T BUY BIG LOTS COMMENTS KIRKLAND ENGINEER	9
September 1, 1960	NEW STUDENT, NEW DRESS (PHOTOS OF MARY JOLGEN)	13
September 1, 1960	DEFENSE POST GOES BEGGING	9
September 1, 1960	41 NEW TEACHERS TO ATTEND ORIENTATION PROGRAM	5
September 1, 1960	ADULT CLASSES TOLD HERE	1
September 1, 1960	COMPLETE SCHOOL BUS SCHEDULE – CLIP AND SAVE	10
September 1, 1960	EAST SIDE COULD USE A JUNIOR COLLEGE	1
September 1, 1960	NEW SCHOOL BUSES TO BE ON DISPLAY	9
September 1, 1960	FINAL FIREHALL PLAN INCLUDES LIBRARY GROWTH	1
September 1, 1960	DECISION OF JUDGE TO REMOVE WILDWOOD PLAT STUMPS EXPERTS	1
September 1, 1960	STATE GARDEN CLUB OFFICERS WILL BREAKFAST IN JUANITA DURING TOUR	7
September 1, 1960	BURGLARY WAVE HITS ROSE HILL	1
September 1, 1960	DECISION OF JUDGE TO REMOVE WILDWOOD PLAT STUMPS EXPERTS	1
September 1, 1960	PATROL SUCCESSFUL	1
September 1, 1960	FINAL FIREHALL PLAN INCLUDES LIBRARY GROWTH	1
September 1, 1960	STATE GARDEN CLUB OFFICERS WILL BREAKFAST IN JUANITA DURING TOUR	7
September 1, 1960	JO ANNE (GUNDERSON) TAKES NATIONALS AGAIN	1
September 1, 1960	BURGLARY WAVE HITS ROSE HILL	1
September 1, 1960	GROUNDBREAKING CEREMONY HELD; DIGNITARIES TOAST BRIDGE START	1
September 1, 1960	DELAINE AUGUSTINE, REV EUGENE H DENNER	7
September 8, 1960	CITIZENS BANK MERGES WITH PEOPLES NATIONAL OF SEATTLE	1
September 8, 1960	MRS BANGHART OFF TO JAUNT IN SCOTLAND	8
September 8, 1960	THEY DIDN’T WANT A BOY, JUST MIKE (WEBBER, MICHAEL)	1
September 8, 1960	LAKE WASHINGTON METHODIST CHURCH TO HONOR ANNIVERSARY	6
September 8, 1960	KIRKLANDITES ESCAPE LAKE WATERS (WATTS / LEVERETT)	1
September 8, 1960	HAVE YOU GOT YOUR WATER BILL YET (PHOTO OF GIRLS PLAYING DRESS-UP	8
September 8, 1960	FLAMES TAKE OLDEST BUS	5
September 8, 1960	NURSERY SCHOOL OPENING SET	2
September 8, 1960	SCHOOLS MARK 6% GROWTH	1
September 8, 1960	GUNMAN TAKES $1000	2
September 8, 1960	WATERMELON THEFT ENDANGERS YOUTH	1
September 8, 1960	AICHELE, ROBERT LEROY	5
September 8, 1960	FITCH, JESSE	10
September 8, 1960	JAHN, HARRY	10
September 8, 1960	KIDDER, PERCY P	5
September 8, 1960	NELSON, FANNIE	5
September 8, 1960	WRIGHT, PHYLLIS	10
September 8, 1960	DOZENS OF LOCAL CANDIDATES SEEK KIRKLAND AREA VOTES	2
September 8, 1960	MAP OF KIRKLAND’S NEW PRECINCTS	12
September 8, 1960	REST SHELTER DEDICATION SLATED	1
September 8, 1960	116TH PAVING BID OPENING SEPT 27, HEARING DUE	1
September 8, 1960	JUNE LAGE, RANDY PATTERSON	8
September 8, 1960	SHIRLEY ANN PETERS, DAVID G FAIRFIELD	7
September 15, 1960	KELLOGGS’ SILVER ANNIVERSARY RECEPTION	6
September 15, 1960	WHOLE TOWN IS CLARY FULLARD’S HOBBY	2
September 15, 1960	CENTER DEVELOPMENT UP TO LEGISLATURE	1
September 15, 1960	BLAST VICTIM (PHOTO OF EARL DODDS & SERVICE STATION)	1
September 15, 1960	MOTHER, TWO CHILDREN IN CAR HIT BY TRAIN (OTTESEN)	1
September 15, 1960	CITIZEN’S ADVISORY COUNCIL ASKS TWO MILLION DOLLARS	1
September 15, 1960	AUDITOR, ENGINEER FLAY BUDGET: MAYOR SAYS HE FOLLOWS RULE	1
September 15, 1960	TOWN OKAYS FLY CONTROL MEASURE	1
September 15, 1960	TOWN OKAYS FLY CONTROL MEASURE	1
September 15, 1960	TWO BURGLARIES IN AREA CLEARED	1
September 15, 1960	DEMARIS, MAUDE	2
September 15, 1960	OLSON, ORVILLE JOHN	2
September 15, 1960	NEW VFW POST FORMED HERE	1
September 15, 1960	INCUMBENTS NOMINATED IN 48TH DISTRICT RACE	1
September 15, 1960	CHANGES SOUGHT TONIGHT FOR MARKET, FIRST ST	1
September 15, 1960	METRO TO ABSORB KIRKLAND SEWER SYSTEM IN 1962	1
September 15, 1960	BLANCHE BORGFORD, DAVID SCHNEEWIND	6
September 15, 1960	SANDRA DECKER, MYRL WINKLE	6
September 22, 1960	CELLAR GALLERY CELEBRATES FIRST ANNIVERSARY WITH WATERCOLORS	13
September 22, 1960	HEISDORF AND NELSON FAMILY PREPARE FOR TRIP TO GERMANY	9
September 22, 1960	KIRKLAND’S ANSWER TO DANIEL BOONE IS PACKER-GUIDE (GRAVES, TOM)	10
September 22, 1960	VIOLINIST HOME FROM STUDY IN SALZBURG (FOLLETTE, GRETA)	9
September 22, 1960	BIDS PUT OFF ON FIREHALL	3
September 22, 1960	CITY ASKS FOR CENTER TITLE	1
September 22, 1960	WILDWOOD PLAT TAKES NEW TURN	1
September 22, 1960	OFFICIALS INVESTIGATING SUNDAY’S PLANE CRASH THAT KILLED TWO MEN	1
September 22, 1960	THERMOMETER ADVERTISES UGN DRIVE IN KIRKLAND (PHOTO)	2
September 22, 1960	VOLUNTEER WORKERS CLEAN YARD FOR KIRKLAND COUPLE	1
September 22, 1960	KIRKLAND AREA YOUTHS APPLAUD EUROPEAN TRAVEL AS EDUCATION	7
September 22, 1960	DENNY PARK TO VOTE ON ANNEXATION TO KENMORE SEWER FOR PLANNING	1
September 22, 1960	BIBLE COLLEGE EXPECTS 25% MORE FRESHMEN	7
September 22, 1960	PARENTS QUESTION SCHOOLS’ PE PLANS PRACTICES	1
September 22, 1960	PENNI HOLMBERG, ALLEN SEARLE	6
September 22, 1960	BIDS PUT OFF ON FIREHALL	3
September 22, 1960	MAYOR CALLS AUDIT ABOVE AVERAGE	1
September 22, 1960	HISTORY OF KIRKLAND (PHOTO OF REST SHELTER SIGN)	1
September 22, 1960	WILDWOOD PLAT TAKES NEW TURN	1
September 22, 1960	JUANITA CLUB TO STUDY IMPROVEMENT	1
September 22, 1960	CLAUSEN, KATHERINE	2
September 22, 1960	GAZARIAN, SAM	2
September 22, 1960	BASEBALL, SOMEDAY (PHOTO OF EVEREST PARK)	13
September 22, 1960	KIRKLAND PLANNERS SCOTCH MARKET-FIRST ST REZONES	2
September 22, 1960	BATTY RAE WATT, GERALD PAYNE	8
September 22, 1960	KATHERINE DAVIS, GERALD WHITE	8
September 22, 1960	LILA PAGEL, PAUL WENTZEL	6
September 22, 1960	MARY BAKER, ROBERT WITTENBORN	6
September 29, 1960	YORK FARM HOLSTEINS NEW PREMIER BANNER	1
September 29, 1960	LAKE WASHINGTON ARTISTS WIN POPPY POSTER CONTEST	7
September 29, 1960	GIRL CHOOSES JOB THAT PERMITS HER TO TRAVEL (BAKKE, MARIELLEN)	2
September 29, 1960	PHOTOGRAPHER RETURNS TO TAKE OVER STUDIO (DOUGLAS, GARY L)	5
September 29, 1960	STENOGRAPHER, WINS REGIONAL SEATTLE SPEECH CONTEST (CHRISTENSEN)	5
September 29, 1960	BRIDLE TRAILS GETS $6000	1
September 29, 1960	NEW ROSE HILL BAPTIST CHURCH IS ORGANIZED	3
September 29, 1960	FIRE DESTROYS ROSE HILL HOME (BLAKE, BILL)	1
September 29, 1960	HOUGHTON OKAYS PLAT 2ND TIME (WILDWOOD)	2
September 29, 1960	AREA LEADS NORTH COUNTY UGN DRIVE	1
September 29, 1960	START FUND TO AID YOUNG MOTHER OF 4	1
September 29, 1960	BADCON, O’CONNELL NAMED (CLASS PRESIDENTS)	6
September 29, 1960	FOUR LAKE WASHINGTON YOUTHS NAMED MERIT SCHOLARSHIP FINALISTS	1
September 29, 1960	LAKE WASHINGTON LAUD HIGH SCHOOL’S EXCELLENCE	6
September 29, 1960	DEONNE BARTLOW, JEFF WEBB	8
September 29, 1960	JOAN WILKINSON, RICHARD E MCGREW	8
September 29, 1960	LINDA LOU POPE, CHARLES MCGRATH JR	8
September 29, 1960	FIRE DESTROYS ROSE HILL HOME (BLAKE, BILL)	1
September 29, 1960	NEW FIRE ALARM SYSTEM COMING TO DISTRICT 41	1
September 29, 1960	BUDGET SHOWS GOVERNMENT TO COST .30 A HEAD FOR 1961	1
September 29, 1960	EXCERPT FROM AUDITOR’S REPORT ON WATER DEPT	3
September 29, 1960	HOUGHTON OKAYS PLAT 2ND TIME (WILDWOOD)	2
September 29, 1960	ARRESTS TOLD FOR VANDALISM IN KIRKLAND	1
September 29, 1960	CRIME COSTS NOT MEASURED BY LOSSES	6
September 29, 1960	LATHAM, WILLIAM “BUD”	2
September 29, 1960	TAYLOR, DOROTHY M	2
September 29, 1960	BELLEVUE-KIRKLAND VFW TO HOLD INSTALLATION	6
September 29, 1960	BASEBALL COST $3000 HERE LAST SEASON	10
September 29, 1960	KIRKLANDITE NAMED STATE CHECKERS CHAMP (FLOWER, AL)	10
September 29, 1960	NEW ROSE HILL BAPTIST CHURCH IS ORGANIZED	3
September 29, 1960	FIRE DESTROYS ROSE HILL HOME (BLAKE, BILL)	1
September 29, 1960	SEAWORTHY SCOUTS, MARINERS HOST SAILING PARTY	3
September 29, 1960	PUBLIC MEETING CALLED ON LAKE SEWER QUESTION	1
September 29, 1960	HELEN GAEEL MORRISON, THOMAS GRAHAM BEAHAM III	8
September 29, 1960	LYNN MARIE HUFF, PAUL CLIFFORD COE	8
October 6, 1960	NIXON AT HOME ON TV PARTIES	8
October 6, 1960	COUPLE TO HONOR 50TH ANNIVERSARY (GRAYBURN, H W)	7
October 6, 1960	MR AND MRS MARTIN LARSON TO HONOR GOLDEN WEDDING	1
October 6, 1960	PREXY OF NAT’L PRIMROSE SOC. NAMED WOMAN OF ACHIEVEMENT (SIEPMAN)	1
October 6, 1960	BUSINESSMAN OPTIMISTIC ABOUT KIRKLAND’S FUTURE (BURMESTER, VERNE)	2
October 6, 1960	UGN WORKERS TO START RESIDENTIAL DRIVE FOR FUNDS MONDAY	6
October 6, 1960	COMMERCIAL REZONING OK’D BY COMMISSIONERS	1
October 6, 1960	BETH WIESEN, JOHN WEAVER	8
October 6, 1960	JUDITH ANN WILKINSON, JOHN ROBERT HOLTE	8
October 6, 1960	JUDY SPAULDING, PATRICK RUNDLE	8
October 6, 1960	LAURANELL PERRINE, RODNEY SHERWOOD	7
October 6, 1960	NANCY ANN GRIFFITHS, GERALD LUPTON	8
October 6, 1960	KIRKLAND COUNCIL ADOPTS BUDGET, CALLS FOR BIDS ON NEW FIREHALL	1
October 6, 1960	BODDY TELLS AREA INDUSTRIAL ASSETS	1
October 6, 1960	THREE YOUNG SHOPLIFTERS APPREHENDED	1
October 6, 1960	BIGNELL, NATHAN	2
October 6, 1960	HOFFMAN, THOMAS	2
October 6, 1960	LEDUC, JOSEPH J	2
October 6, 1960	MILLER, H CLAIR	2
October 6, 1960	WOMEN VOTERS START ANNUAL DRIVE	9
October 6, 1960	PETE LEARNS ABOUT SUBURBAN LIVING COSTS, INCLUDING SCHOOLS	1
October 6, 1960	REDMOND FIRM TO PAVE 116TH	1
October 6, 1960	STATE GOOD ROADS BACKS KIRKLAND INTERCHANGE	1
October 13, 1960	DIECKMANN STARS IN TV SERIES ON LEATHERCRAFT	2
October 13, 1960	DOGNAPPING ALL IN THE GAME FOR KIM (CROSS, KIM)	9
October 13, 1960	STATE WINNER OF JOURNALISM ESSAY CONTEST… (LUKE, DEANNA)	1
October 13, 1960	YMCA SECRETARY LAUDED FOR FIVE YEARS OF SERVICE (FOX, FRANCES)	8
October 13, 1960	PARKING LOT – CITY HALL FOR CIVIC CENTER TALKED	1
October 13, 1960	BELLEVUE MAN OPENS CARPET STUDIO HERE (BLECHA, FRANK)	5
October 13, 1960	ROSELL NOTES 10 YEARS IN BUSINESS (ROSELL, BILL)	14
October 13, 1960	TRADE GROUP STUDIES MALL	1
October 13, 1960	PERRINES DIE IN COLLISION NEAR OTHELLO	1
October 13, 1960	PETE LEARNS WHY THE SCHOOLS WANT MORE MONEY	2
October 13, 1960	NEW STAFFERS JOIN NORTHWEST BIBLE COLLEGE	3
October 13, 1960	WHICH ONE WILL REIGN AS QUEEN OF HOMECOMING?	1
October 13, 1960	PARKING LOT – CITY HALL FOR CIVIC CENTER TALKED	1
October 13, 1960	INTERNATIONAL PAPER PLANS FACTORY HERE	1
October 13, 1960	PERRINE, C ELDON	1
October 13, 1960	PERRINE, MRS C ELDON	1
October 13, 1960	JAYCEE WIVES SPONSOR DISTRICT SEWING CONTEST IN KIRKLAND	7
October 13, 1960	JOURNAL WINS SWEEPSTAKES AWARD IN BETTER NEWSPAPER CONTEST	1
October 13, 1960	KIRKLAND’S TEAM (PHOTO OF FOOTBALL TEAM)	13
October 13, 1960	DENNY PARK SEWER ANNEX VOTING SCHEDULED OCT 18	1
October 13, 1960	ARNETTE HARTMAN, ADOLPH V PETERSON	7
October 20, 1960	SEATTLE ARTIST TO BE FEATURED IN SHOW AT CELLAR GALLERY	5
October 20, 1960	CERAMICS HOBBY AIDS IN RECOVERY OF HOUSEWIFE (WILLIAMS, MRS A)	7
October 20, 1960	OUR TOWN (HANSEN, EDMOND)	2
October 20, 1960	‘PEEP’ PURSUES PEOPLE LIFE IN JUANITA HOME (GARRISON)	10
October 20, 1960	SOMEONE’S BIRTHDAY (MASSEY, TERRY & SHERRY)	8
October 20, 1960	YOUNG JOURNALIST HOME FROM TEENAGE PRESS CONFERENCE (LUKE, DEANNA)	5
October 20, 1960	BIBLE COLLEGE TO DEDICATE WOMEN’S HALL	13
October 20, 1960	KIRKLAND IS BUYING GUARD ARMORY FOR $20000, GOOD FOR FIREHALL	1
October 20, 1960	NEW FIREHALL COST LIMIT TOLD COUNCIL	1
October 20, 1960	COUNCIL UPHOLDS PLANNERS, VETOES DUPLEX REZONING	1
October 20, 1960	PETE TELLS ALL, SCHOOLS’LL COST $2.60 MORE IN ’62	2
October 20, 1960	QUEEN CROWNS QUEEN (HOMECOMING)	1
October 20, 1960	DEMARIS KAY RAEFIELD, DANIEL STEELSMITH	7
October 20, 1960	KIRKLAND IS BUYING GUARD ARMORY FOR $20000, GOOD FOR FIREHALL	1
October 20, 1960	NEW FIREHALL COST LIMIT TOLD COUNCIL	1
October 20, 1960	COUNCIL UPHOLDS PLANNERS, VETOES DUPLEX REZONING	1
October 20, 1960	NEW FIREHALL COST LIMIT TOLD COUNCIL	1
October 20, 1960	VOTERS ASKED TO OKAY $5.90 IN NEW TAXES	14
October 20, 1960	KIWANIANS ANNOUNCE FOUR ANNUAL STUDENT HALLOWE’EN PARTIES	1
October 20, 1960	BURHEN FILES $6900 SUIT AGAINST CITY	1
October 20, 1960	EDFAST, MRS ROY	2
October 20, 1960	GRIFFITHS, ELIZABETH	3
October 20, 1960	JOHNSTON, JOSEPH	9
October 20, 1960	JOURNAL’S NEW PICTURE POLICY EXPLAINED	2
October 20, 1960	WILDERNESS GIVES WAY TO PAVEMENT (PHOTO OF 108TH & NORTHUP WAY)	1
October 27, 1960	COMMISSION BACKS SALE OF CENTER	1
October 27, 1960	TWO CIVIC CENTER PLANS PRESENTED	1
October 27, 1960	BIBLE COLLEGE ENROLLMENT UP 10 PERCENT	7
October 27, 1960	DEAN INSTALLED (BUTTERFIELD, REV C E)	10
October 27, 1960	LATE SCHOOL HOURS COSTLY IN NEW BUS REQUIREMENT	1
October 27, 1960	MELADA DONEY, WARREN HOWARD EVANS	7
October 27, 1960	PATRICIA FRANKLIN, REX KNEELAND	7
October 27, 1960	DEPOSED KIRKLAND FIREMEN OPERATING FROM ARMORY	4
October 27, 1960	THE GOBLINS WILL GET YOU IF YOU DON’T WATCH OUT	8
October 27, 1960	HOUGHTON COUNCILMEN PASS ZONING ORDINANCE, SUBJECT OF CONTROVERSY	1
October 27, 1960	HOUGHTON RESIDENTS PROTEST WATER IMPROVEMENT ASSESSMENT	1
October 27, 1960	KIRKLAND AREA MINISTERS OPPOSE LIQUOR-BY-DRINK, START DRIVE	1
October 27, 1960	WHAT TO DO WITH STRAY DOGS IS A PROBLEM	1
October 27, 1960	SAYER, CARL	3
October 27, 1960	WEATHERMAN, JACK ROBERT	10
October 27, 1960	NAME KELLER ANTI 205 CHAIRMAN (KELLER, LOUIS R)	2
October 27, 1960	KIRKLAND AREA MINISTERS OPPOSE LIQUOR-BY-DRINK, START DRIVE	1
October 27, 1960	LONG WAIT SEEN FOR 116TH PAVING	1
October 27, 1960	ROSELLINI, ANDREWS CLASH OVER BRIDGE	1
October 27, 1960	HOUGHTON RESIDENTS PROTEST WATER IMPROVEMENT ASSESSMENT	1
October 27, 1960	LAKE SAMMAMISH SEWER ON BALLOT	3
October 27, 1960	WATER DISTRICT 72 COMMISSIONERS URGE REVENUE ISSUE APPROVAL	9
November 3, 1960	SHOPPERS RECEIVE $100,000	16
November 3, 1960	KAREN STOREY AWARDED ‘U’ HONOR	1
November 3, 1960	WINNING ARTIST (PHOTO OF CHRISTINA MORRISON)	4
November 3, 1960	ALTERNATE CIVIC CENTER PLANS PRESENTED	1
November 3, 1960	CIVIC CENTER (PLANS FOR DOWNTOWN – MAP)	5
November 3, 1960	CERAMICS SHOP OPENS FOR BEGINNERS’ TRADE	13
November 3, 1960	MOTHERS, PRESCHOOLERS INVITED TO JOIN KIRKLAND COOP NURSERY SCHOOL	7
November 3, 1960	GLASS CLASSROOM PEEK OFFERED AREA CITIZENS	1
November 3, 1960	LAURA JEAN MCIVOR, LYLE EUGENE KELLOGG	8
November 3, 1960	DIANA DAY PARTICIPATES IN TOTEM DEDICATION AT SAND POINT SATURDAY	6
November 3, 1960	HEALTH OFFICER WHO RAPPED DISTRICT CONTAMINATION TO ATTEND MTG	1
November 3, 1960	JAYCEES TO DECK TOWN	9
November 3, 1960	FIRM COMES TO HOUGHTON TO BUILD FIBERGLASS FISH BOATS	1
November 3, 1960	UNITED CONTROL NOT AFFECTED BY OVERLAKE SEWER HOLD UP	6
November 3, 1960	HALLOWE’EN QUIET HERE	2
November 3, 1960	BROOKS, JOHN	4
November 3, 1960	EDFAST, MRS ROY	8
November 3, 1960	FROST, VICTOR	10
November 3, 1960	HUDLOW, LESTER T L	6
November 3, 1960	KINNEY, ROSS JAMES	15
November 3, 1960	NEWCOMER, DAVID	6
November 3, 1960	VIG, MARTIN A	6
November 3, 1960	LOCAL SCOUTS HELP WITH VOTE GETTING DRIVE	1
November 3, 1960	COMMUNITY LEADERS VOICE OPPOSITION TO 205 (LIQUOR-BY-DRINK)	3
November 3, 1960	LOCAL SCOUTS HELP WITH VOTE GETTING DRIVE	1
November 3, 1960	VEHICLES AND BABY SITTERS OFFERED FOR VOTERS TUESDAY	1
November 3, 1960	COLUMNIST TAKES OVER WRITING ‘JUANITA REPORTING’ (GARRISON, M)	11
November 3, 1960	KIRKLAND SKATER TO PERFORM IN ANNUAL ICEPARADE (FLOWERS, JEFF)	13
November 10, 1960	PIONEER RESIDENTS OF JUANITA TO RETURN FOR GOLDEN WEDDING (FORBES	7
November 10, 1960	VISITOR OF NORWAY REMINDED OF HOME DURING KIRKLAND STAY (BUCK, J)	10
November 10, 1960	NEW FIREHALL IN DOLLAR LIMBO AFTER BID OPENING MONDAY	1
November 10, 1960	HOLIDAY PARK ESTATES OPEN FOR PUBLIC	14
November 10, 1960	MRS WILLIAMS SEEKS ROOMING HOUSE LICENSE	1
November 10, 1960	CHRISTMAS MALL APPROVAL STALLED BY CITY COUNCIL	2
November 10, 1960	MORE LIGHT HELPS BUSINESS (OK TIRE STORE)	8
November 10, 1960	NEW STORE OPENS TODAY IN OLD HOTEL (E AND M SUPPLY)	8
November 10, 1960	KIRKLAND AREA OVER THE TOP	10
November 10, 1960	OVERLAKE PARK STUDYING ANNEXATION TO REDMOND	1
November 10, 1960	JR HIGH PUPILS MORE REPUBLICAN THAN ADULTS	1
November 10, 1960	LAKE WASHINGTON SCHOOL PROPOSITIONS PASS EASILY	1
November 10, 1960	SCHOOL BOARD WANTS WIDE CHOICE FOR NEW MEMBER	1
November 10, 1960	BARBERSHOP SINGING RELAXES, PROPONENTS SAY	4
November 10, 1960	NEW FIREHALL IN DOLLAR LIMBO AFTER BID OPENING MONDAY	1
November 10, 1960	CHRISTMAS MALL APPROVAL STALLED BY CITY COUNCIL	2
November 10, 1960	CITY STUDIES TRAILER RULES	8
November 10, 1960	COUNCIL PLANS NEW LOOK	8
November 10, 1960	MAJOR STEP DISCLOSED TO CONTROL KIRKLAND’S FUTURE	4
November 10, 1960	DOCTORS SUGGEST THREE STUDENT HEALTH EXAMS	8
November 10, 1960	HOUGHTON VOTERS OK LIBRARY LEVY	1
November 10, 1960	BUILDING BUSINESS (PHOTO OF RON RAWSON INC – BOAT BUILDING)	2
November 10, 1960	ENGINEERS LOWER LAKE WASHINGTON	12
November 10, 1960	LAKE WASHINGTON MARINA HAS CLEAR TRACK AGAIN	2
November 10, 1960	ARMSTRONG, JOHN	5
November 10, 1960	COLE, VERA	13
November 10, 1960	CONNER, LOUISE	10
November 10, 1960	THOMPSON, ELLA	13
November 10, 1960	JR HIGH PUPILS MORE REPUBLICAN THAN ADULTS	1
November 10, 1960	KIRKLAND PICKS NIXON, ROSELLINI, LELAND, ANDERSEN	1
November 10, 1960	LITTLE LEAGUERS TAKE COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP	12
November 10, 1960	LAKE WASHINGTON MARINA HAS CLEAR TRACK AGAIN	2
November 10, 1960	STATE TO ACQUIRE POINTS DRIVE SLIDE AREA FOR BRIDGE ACCESS	1
November 10, 1960	WATER DISTRICT 72 BONDS APPROVED EASILY 3 TO 1	1
November 17, 1960	BRIDE OF 20 YRS RELATES HAZARDS IN PREPARING TURKEY (KOSTENBADER)	7
November 17, 1960	FAMILY DISPLAYS AWARDS WON FOR PRIZE HORSES AND PONIES (WEAVER)	5
November 17, 1960	TRAVELER WRITES FROM SOUTH (BANGHART, EDITH)	14
November 17, 1960	SERVICE CENTER FILLED UP (LUNDVALL-KREIDER)	4
November 17, 1960	PLANNERS DEBATING INCLUSIVE, EXCLUSIVE ZONING	1
November 17, 1960	BILL MCLAUGHLIN RESIGNS AS KANG FOOTBALL COACH	1
November 17, 1960	JR HI AND ASST COACHES ARE UNSUNG POWER (JOLGEN, J / MOCK, H)	13
November 17, 1960	SCHOOL DISTRICT CONDUCTS 16 CLASSES FROM WINDOW	4
November 17, 1960	OWNERS THREATEN HOUGHTON LAWSUIT	1
November 17, 1960	PHOTOS SHOWING REMOVAL OF LOGS FROM LAKESHORE	1
November 17, 1960	CITY WAITING FOR PUBLIC OPINION ON FUTURE OF WATER FRONT	1
November 17, 1960	ANDERSON, MARJORY	5
November 17, 1960	DECHANEY, BLANCHE	4
November 17, 1960	HILLINGER, HERMAN	5
November 17, 1960	HIWAY NO 1 INTERCHANGE APPROVED. CLOVERLEAF BRIDGE ACCESS OK	1
November 17, 1960	PAVING STARTS ON 116TH	1
November 17, 1960	DARLENE KIENLE, GARY PETERSON	8
November 17, 1960	ELIZABETH RUTH GUERDET, CLYDE BEHRENDS	8
November 17, 1960	SYLVIA HELEN MAYHEW, ROBERT SOTELO	8
November 24, 1960	JUANITA COUPLE TO CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING (LACY, JAMES)	2
November 24, 1960	HIGH HUNT IS PROFITABLE FOR KIRKLAND MAN (CONROD, PHIL)	6
November 24, 1960	PARENTS GREET ARRIVAL OF SECOND SET OF TWINS (HAYWARD, RICHARD)	1
November 24, 1960	FIREHALL BIDS ACCEPTED BY KIRKLAND’S COUNCIL	1
November 24, 1960	ELECTRIC WATCH SOLD LOCALLY	3
November 24, 1960	FIRST STEPS TAKEN TO STOP ZONING	1
November 24, 1960	REDMOND ANNEXATION MOVE EXPLAINED	8
November 24, 1960	RESIDENT HITS ANNEXATION PLAN	1
November 24, 1960	DIRECTORS HIRE JOLGEN, RECEIVE FOUR NAMES FOR BOARD VACANCY	1
November 24, 1960	READING MACHINES FIND HOME IN LW SCHOOL DISTRICT	1
November 24, 1960	SANDY THORNTON, KENT HAYWARD	5
November 24, 1960	FIREHALL BIDS ACCEPTED BY KIRKLAND’S COUNCIL	1
November 24, 1960	FIREHALL BIDS ACCEPTED BY KIRKLAND’S COUNCIL	1
November 24, 1960	PRECEDENT SETTING VARIANCES TABLED	1
November 24, 1960	DIABETES TESTS OFFERED AT HIGH SCHOOLS HERE	6
November 24, 1960	EASTSIDE DISTRICT GARDEN CLUBS TO STAGE TWO-DAY CHRISTMAS SHOW	5
November 24, 1960	CITIZENS COMMITTEE WOULD STUDY WATER FOR HOUGHTON	1
November 24, 1960	FIRST STEPS TAKEN TO STOP ZONING	1
November 24, 1960	INTERNATIONAL PAPER CO OPENS OFFICE	8
November 24, 1960	$1500 CLAIM FILED AGAINST KIRKLAND	1
November 24, 1960	LIBRARY SEEKS ADVANCE NOTICE OF BOOK NEEDS	2
November 24, 1960	KAISER, JOSEPHINE	2
November 24, 1960	POPINO, BERTHA	5
November 24, 1960	TAYLOR, MARY	2
November 24, 1960	SUBURBS FOR SUBURBIAN IS AIM OF CLUB’S IDEA	1
November 24, 1960	SUBURBS FOR SUBURBIAN IS AIM OF CLUB’S IDEA	1
November 24, 1960	FEDERATED CLUBS BACK REDMOND-BRIDGE LINK FOR STATE HIGHWAYS	1
November 24, 1960	MUDDY START (PHOTO OF PAVING OF 116TH)	2
November 24, 1960	CITIZENS COMMITTEE WOULD STUDY WATER FOR HOUGHTON	1
November 24, 1960	DOGHOUSES BURN AS NOW SMOTHERS EAST SIDE AREA	1
November 24, 1960	JACQUELINE BURNARD, RAYMOND WALLACE	5
December 1, 1960	(TONY) ARIES DIRECTS SHOWING OF “AUNTIE MAME”	9
December 1, 1960	FOOTBALL FAN … WINS TRIP TO SAN FRANCISCO (STONEFELT, VERN)	1
December 1, 1960	WHERE DO YOU PUT A TRAILER IN KIRKLAND?	1
December 1, 1960	HIGH SCHOOL PE PROGRAM ON AGENDA	1
December 1, 1960	NEW TRENDS, PROBLEMS OF EDUCATION OUTLINED	9
December 1, 1960	TWELVE ANGRY JURORS (PHOTOS OF CLASS PLAY)	10
December 1, 1960	DOLORES ELAINE BAUMAN, WAYNE ROBERT CHIPMAN	7
December 1, 1960	HOUGHTON FIREMEN APPLAUD FALSE ALARM	1
December 1, 1960	CHIPS AND ADZES (PHOTO OF FERRY LINCOLN BEING BUILT)	13
December 1, 1960	LIKE IT WAS (OLD PHOTO OF SHIPYARD)	13
December 1, 1960	SANTA BRINGS CHRISTMAS TO KIRKLAND’S MALL	1
December 1, 1960	HOUGHTON ADOPTS TOWN PLAN FOR STORM DRAINS	13
December 1, 1960	HOUGHTON FIREMEN APPLAUD FALSE ALARM	1
December 1, 1960	HOUGHTON WRESTLES STREETS AGAIN, STREETS STILL WINNER	1
December 1, 1960	CHIPS AND ADZES (PHOTO OF FERRY LINCOLN BEING BUILT)	13
December 1, 1960	LIKE IT WAS (OLD PHOTO OF SHIPYARD)	13
December 1, 1960	OUT OF THE PAST (PHOTO OF FERRIES TIED UP IN HOUGHTON)	13
December 1, 1960	BURGLARS SMASH MCLEOD’S	1
December 1, 1960	KIRKLAND HIT BY MAJOR BURGLARIES	1
December 1, 1960	CLEMENS, ERMA	3
December 1, 1960	GORE, FRANK WILLIAM	3
December 1, 1960	HOLLOWAY, IRMA	3
December 1, 1960	MILLER, JACK LANE	1
December 1, 1960	NICKOLS, ALICE MAE	3
December 1, 1960	POWELL, GUDFINNA	8
December 1, 1960	JOURNAL STARTS NEW PLAN	13
December 1, 1960	CHIPS AND ADZES (PHOTO OF FERRY LINCOLN BEING BUILT)	13
December 1, 1960	LIKE IT WAS (OLD PHOTO OF SHIPYARD)	13
December 1, 1960	OUT OF THE PAST (PHOTO OF FERRIES TIED UP IN HOUGHTON)	13
December 1, 1960	HERE’S THE BRIDGE TAB (SUGGESTED TOLLS)	9
December 1, 1960	HOUGHTON WRESTLES STREETS AGAIN, STREETS STILL WINNER	1
December 1, 1960	FALLING TREE KNOCKS OUT POWER	10
December 1, 1960	HOUGHTON ADOPTS TOWN PLAN FOR STORM DRAINS	13
December 1, 1960	SNOW REPAIR NOT COMING OUT OF BOND ISSUES	14
December 1, 1960	MARJORIE L LOEWING, ROBERT DAVID MASON	6
December 8, 1960	OPEN HOUSE (PHOTO – 317 18TH AVE)	5
December 8, 1960	KIRKLAND MAN DISCOVERS NEW DIMENSION TO JOB (NELSON, L – ELECTOR)	1
December 8, 1960	FIRST NEW HOME OF GROUP OPEN FOR VIEWING (317 18TH AVE)	9
December 8, 1960	SIX DOZEN BUSINESSES GIVE TO YULE FUND (LIST)	2
December 8, 1960	BRATT NAMED KIRKLAND ‘DIMES’ CHAIRMAN FOR 1961 CAMPAIGN	2
December 8, 1960	KIRKLAND AREA OVER TOP IN UGN DRIVE	2
December 8, 1960	GIRLS EXCEL BOYS IN GRADES AT HIGH SCHOOL	9
December 8, 1960	HIGH SCHOOL TOPS IN COUNSELING	6
December 8, 1960	JUNIOR HIGH STUDENTS NAMED TO HONOR ROLL	14
December 8, 1960	TUTTLE ELECTED LEGISLATIVE DELEGATE	6
December 8, 1960	TWO NEW APPLICANTS DECLARE FOR SCHOOL BOARD VACANCY	1
December 8, 1960	BARBARA LEWIS, STUART KALE	7
December 8, 1960	COLLINS SCHOOL CARNIVAL TO INTRODUCE ‘HAPPY’ THE WHALE, SANTA	9
December 8, 1960	CAUSE OF FIRE STILL UNKNOWN (LAKEVIEW PHARMACY)	6
December 8, 1960	KIRKLAND MAN DISCOVERS NEW DIMENSION TO JOB (NELSON, L – ELECTOR)	1
December 8, 1960	PLANS FOR NEW TYPE OF MEDICAL FACILITY ANNOUNCED FOR KIRKLAND	1
December 8, 1960	ENTERTAINMENT PLANNED FOR CHRISTMAS MALL	1
December 8, 1960	HOUGHTON ASKS KIRKLAND TO TAKE STAND (SEWERS)	3
December 8, 1960	HOUGHTON POST OFFICE CHANGE CONSIDERED BY AUTHORITIES	1
December 8, 1960	ZONING HALT ACTION DUE	1
December 8, 1960	TELEPHONE COMPANY STRIKE THREATENED; NEGOTIATIONS AT STANDSTILL	1
December 8, 1960	KIRKLAND LIBRARY ADDITION APPROVED; FINANCING POSSIBLE	1
December 8, 1960	KIRKLAND EXHIBITORS WIN TOP AWARD AT DISTRICT GARDEN CLUBS SHOW	8
December 8, 1960	KIRKLAND MAN DISCOVERS NEW DIMENSION TO JOB (NELSON, L – ELECTOR)	1
December 8, 1960	HOUGHTON POST OFFICE CHANGE CONSIDERED BY AUTHORITIES	1
December 8, 1960	HOUGHTON ASKS KIRKLAND TO TAKE STAND (SEWERS)	3
December 8, 1960	TELEPHONE COMPANY STRIKE THREATENED; NEGOTIATIONS AT STANDSTILL	1
December 15, 1960	JOCK NAMED ALL STATE, ALL AMERICAN TACKLE (MCLAUGHLIN, JOCK)	1
December 15, 1960	KIRKLAND SKIER “DROPS” TO EXPERT CLASS IN TWO RACES (WOODSON, M)	14
December 15, 1960	FRIENDLY KIRKLAND ATTRACTS SHOPPERS FROM WHOLE AREA	1
December 15, 1960	WHEADON FLORISTS TO OPEN SHOP IN REDMOND	3
December 15, 1960	PAUL SULLIVAN NAMED 1961 CHAMBER PREXY	1
December 15, 1960	RADIO, TV, DIDN’T DO MUCH FOR GUARD ALERT	14
December 15, 1960	BIBLE COLLEGE TO RECEIVE $450,000	1
December 15, 1960	CAC SEEKS PRECISE CURRICULUM AIMS	1
December 15, 1960	ENGLISH TEACHER REPORT L.W. SCHOOLS ARE UP TO DATE (HAWLEY, M)	5
December 15, 1960	JANICE PETERSON, WILLIAM R GILL	6
December 15, 1960	LOUISE LOGAN, DELBERT L ROGERS	7
December 15, 1960	MARY JANE TESCHNER, LARRY K HARTMAN	7
December 15, 1960	FULL SLATE FACES CITY PLANS GROUP	1
December 15, 1960	GRAEP SEES NEW ECONOMIC COUNCIL AS STRONG VOICE IN COUNTY ZONING	1
December 15, 1960	SANTA CLAUS TO COME TO ROSE HILL	1
December 15, 1960	HOUGHTON AGREES TO PAY THIRD OF 68TH ST PAVING	1
December 15, 1960	JUANITA SEWER POSSIBILITIES TO BE AIRED	5
December 15, 1960	COUNTY CURFEW CRACKDOWN ORDERED	16
December 15, 1960	HUGE GANG INVOLVED IN RECENT BURGLARIES HERE	1
December 15, 1960	RADIO, TV, DIDN’T DO MUCH FOR GUARD ALERT	14
December 15, 1960	FARRAR, BERT	3
December 15, 1960	MYERS, ELIZABETH	5
December 15, 1960	EAST SIDERS HAVE AWAKENED INTEREST IN CHURCH GOING	9
December 15, 1960	SANTA CLAUS TO COME TO ROSE HILL	1
December 15, 1960	HOUGHTON AGREES TO PAY THIRD OF 68TH ST PAVING	1
December 15, 1960	JUANITA SEWER POSSIBILITIES TO BE AIRED	5
December 15, 1960	PUGET POWER NAMES NEW SALES MANAGER (MCDONALD, G L)	9
December 15, 1960	DOLORES BAUMAN, WAYNE CHIPMAN	7
December 22, 1960	BANK MERGER EFFECTIVE	9
December 22, 1960	BELLS TELL A STORY … (CHAMNESS, MAUDE)	8
December 22, 1960	CHOIR BOY WITH MUDDY KNEES LOOKS FORWARD TO XMAS (SCHWANKE, S)	1
December 22, 1960	EAST SIDE “Y” TELLS $378,200 PLAN	15
December 22, 1960	PLANNING STARTED FOR SECOND HIGH SCHOOL IN DISTRICT	12
December 22, 1960	NEGOTIATIONS TO BUY GUARD ARMORY CONTINUE	11
December 22, 1960	ANNIVERSARY SERVICE PLANNED BY CHURCH (LAKE WASHINGTON METHODIST)	16
December 22, 1960	CHURCH ASKS FOR STREET TO BE PART OF SCHOOL (ST JOHN’S)	1
December 22, 1960	PLANS COMMISSION NIXES SUBDIVISION BY VARIANCE	1
December 22, 1960	BUS WRECK LABELED WORST IN NINE YEARS	1
December 22, 1960	ADVISORY COUNCIL LEADER NAMED TO SCHOOL BOARD (LEIDER, ALAN)	10
December 22, 1960	CURRICULUM STUDY ALREADY UNDERWAY	1
December 22, 1960	FUND STARTED TO PROVIDE TROPHY IN HONOR OF JACK MILLER	1
December 22, 1960	MORE SAFETY PATROLMEN SEEN HERE	2
December 22, 1960	JOYCE Y DORSTAD, DENNIS E LOOTS	5
December 22, 1960	CHANGES MADE TO BALANCE CITY BUDGET	11
December 22, 1960	LIMITED SPOT ZONING PROBLEMS STUDY SET	10
December 22, 1960	PLANS COMMISSION NIXES SUBDIVISION BY VARIANCE	1
December 22, 1960	CHURCHES TO CELEBRATE CHRISTMAS AT SPECIAL SERVICES, PROGRAMS	1
December 22, 1960	HOMES, CHURCHES MADE FESTIVE FOR CHRISTMAS TRAIL CONTEST (LIST)	1
December 22, 1960	KIRKLAND AREA MINISTERS TELL STORY OF CHRISTMAS	3
December 22, 1960	HOUGHTON COUNCILMAN TO BE TRIED (SHELTON, MERRILL)	10
December 22, 1960	HOUGHTON’S DRAINAGE PLAN PURPOSE TOLD	16
December 22, 1960	NO END SEEN TO TELEPHONE COMPANY STRIKE	11
December 22, 1960	$1000 REWARD FOR SLAYER TO BE STOPPED (GREGORY, NORTON J)	10
December 22, 1960	BURGLARS HIT HARTSCHORN TV	2
December 22, 1960	HOUGHTON COUNCILMAN TO BE TRIED (SHELTON, MERRILL)	10
December 22, 1960	JOHNSON, IDA	5
December 22, 1960	LINDER, CHARLES EDWARD	12
December 22, 1960	SMITH, MAY S	5
December 22, 1960	WADE, BOBBY	2
December 22, 1960	EAST SIDE “Y” TELLS $378,200 PLAN	15
December 22, 1960	EAST SIDE CLUBS JOIN MORE-PARKS MOVE	10
December 22, 1960	CHURCHES TO CELEBRATE CHRISTMAS AT SPECIAL SERVICES, PROGRAMS	1
December 22, 1960	KIRKLAND AREA MINISTERS TELL STORY OF CHRISTMAS	3
December 22, 1960	BUS WRECK LABELED WORST IN NINE YEARS	1
December 22, 1960	18TH AVE REGRADING PLANNED	16
December 22, 1960	OIL COAT SLATED FOR 116TH	10
December 22, 1960	HOUGHTON’S DRAINAGE PLAN PURPOSE TOLD	16
December 22, 1960	KIRKLAND BUYS TWO SEWER PUMPS	14
December 22, 1960	CAROL ALICE SCHNEIDER, SHANNON WERLEY	8
December 22, 1960	DEONNE (DEE DEE) BARTLOW, JEFFERSON WEBB	5
December 29, 1960	PRIZES FOR THE FIRST BABY (OF THE YEAR)	7
December 29, 1960	SHOP IN KIRKLAND (PHOTOS)	6
December 29, 1960	YORK FARM BULL EARNS HIGH RATE	2
December 29, 1960	FOSTER RETIRES FROM TEMPORARY POSITION AFTER 17 YEARS WITH CITY	1
December 29, 1960	HE SHOULD BE SO LUCKY (PHOTO OF CLARENCE HALVERSON & MISS AMERICA	12
December 29, 1960	NAVAJO BOY ARRIVES XMAS EVE IN KIRKLAND (TRACY, STERLING)	1
December 29, 1960	ANYTHING TO OBLIGE (XMAS BIRTH OF REIBER, GINA LYNN)	1
December 29, 1960	SULLIVAN SEES GOOD YEAR FOR KIRKLAND BUSINESS	1
December 29, 1960	KIRKLAND AREA MARCH OF DIMES DRIVE PROGRAM EXPLAINED	1
December 29, 1960	ELIZABETH MARIE MOSER, RICHARD HAGER	8
December 29, 1960	JOYCE BARKER, DALE PUGSLEY	12
December 29, 1960	MARILYN JEAN KIMBALL, CHESTER ZOBRIST	8
December 29, 1960	POLICE OFFICIALS HOLDING BREATH ON HOLIDAYS	2
December 29, 1960	DICK, JOSEPHINE	3
December 29, 1960	HILLIGER, WILLIAM A	2
December 29, 1960	HOWLAND, MARVIN	2
December 29, 1960	YOUNG SKIN DIVERS GIVE PROCEEDS TO RESCUE UNIT	2
December 29, 1960	HERE IS WHAT EVERGREEN BRIDGE APPROACH WILL LOOK LIKE	4
December 29, 1960	SECOND BRIDGE LEAPS ONE MORE HURDLE	1
December 29, 1960	KIRKLAND WATER RATES A PRODUCT OF HOPE, PAY-FOR-WHAT-YOU-USE	4
December 29, 1960	CHERRON GAY GREKEL, GARY LEE DOUGLAS	8
December 29, 1960	LORETTA GRACE HAYS, MICHAEL PATRICK O’SULLIVAN	9
December 29, 1960	MARY LOU HALL, ROBERT OSROWSKE	8
December 29, 1960	MARY LOU HALL, ROBERT OSROWSKE	9
January 5, 1961	EMPLOYEE CHANGES ANNOUNCED FOR HEISDORF AND NELSON FARMS	6
January 5, 1961	KIRKLAND COUPLE CELEBRATES 50TH ANNIVERSARY (KELLEY, THOMAS)	9
January 5, 1961	CELLAR GALLERY ANNOUNCES FIRST ADULT ART COMPETITION	7
January 5, 1961	FORMER JUANITAN ARTIST TO OPEN ONE-MAN SHOW (CHASE, CORWIN)	1
January 5, 1961	HOLIDAY MUSICALE GIVEN BY MUSIC AND ART GROUP	8
January 5, 1961	FORMER JUANITAN ARTIST TO OPEN ONE-MAN SHOW (CHASE, CORWIN)	1
January 5, 1961	OUR TOWN (WAGNER, PAUL AND IONE)	2
January 5, 1961	FIRST BABY OF 1961 BORN JAN 2 TO KIRKLAND COUPLE (YULY)	1
January 5, 1961	FIREHALL ON SCHEDULE, ARCHITECT DISCLOSES	9
January 5, 1961	HOW IT LOOKED (PHOTOS OF FIREHALL CONSTRUCTION)	4
January 5, 1961	KIRKLAND’S NEW FIREHALL (ARTIST’S DRAWINGS)	4
January 5, 1961	CITY STREET RENUMBERING PROPOSED BY CHAMBER	1
January 5, 1961	FORTY-FOUR FAMILIES HELPED BY CHRISTMAS BASKET PROGRAM	1
January 5, 1961	COUNTY STUDY MAY AFFECT SCHOOL DISTRICT’S SIZE	1
January 5, 1961	MAXINE NORDRUM, LEONARD L LARSON	7
January 5, 1961	RUTH LAURA HARNISH, TED L BRADSHAW	7
January 5, 1961	PETE’S LANDED, BEACH SECURE, SITUATION WELL IN BILL NOW	1
January 5, 1961	EXPOSURE TO FIRE FATAL TO KIRKLANDITE (ALLOWAY, WILLIAM P)	1
January 5, 1961	FIREHALL ON SCHEDULE, ARCHITECT DISCLOSES	9
January 5, 1961	HOW IT LOOKED (PHOTOS OF FIREHALL CONSTRUCTION)	4
January 5, 1961	KIRKLAND’S NEW FIREHALL (ARTIST’S DRAWINGS)	4
January 5, 1961	COUNTY STUDY MAY AFFECT SCHOOL DISTRICT’S SIZE	1
January 5, 1961	FORTY-FOUR FAMILIES HELPED BY CHRISTMAS BASKET PROGRAM	1
January 5, 1961	BURGLARS HIT HOUGHTON	1
January 5, 1961	BURGLARS HIT HOUGHTON	1
January 5, 1961	JUDGE DISMISSES CHARGE AGAINST COUNCILMAN	12
January 5, 1961	ALLOWAY, WILLIAM P	1
January 5, 1961	FERNANDEZ, DELFIN	3
January 5, 1961	JOHNSON, HARRY HENRY	3
January 5, 1961	PIERATT, ACY MONROE	8
January 5, 1961	SPRINGSTEEL, DUANE ELWYN	6
January 5, 1961	KIRKLAND, REDMOND GAIN IN FINAL TALLY (CENSUS)	3
January 5, 1961	(PHOTO OF 118TH PAVING)	6
January 5, 1961	ANNEXATION MIGHT KILL REDMOND-BRIDGE LINK	4
January 5, 1961	CITY STREET RENUMBERING PROPOSED BY CHAMBER	1
January 5, 1961	POINTS DRIVE FUTURE STILL CLOUDED	4
January 5, 1961	METRO TRUNK CONSTRUCTION MOVED UP	12
January 5, 1961	SUSAN ELLEN THURSTON, HARRISSON LAWTON GRATHWOHL	7
January 12, 1961	CELLAR GALLERY ARTIST ACHIEVES ‘VITALITY IN REALISM’ (CHASE, C)	4
January 12, 1961	HOUSEWIFE FINDS PEARL OF GREAT SIZE – NOT PRICE (LEHUQUET, MRS W)	1
January 12, 1961	SON APPOINTED TO NATIONAL RED CROSS POST (WILLIAMSON, SHELDON C)	1
January 12, 1961	SON DELIVERS SATELLITE LETTER TO V.P. NIXON (HAUGEN, VICTOR)	10
January 12, 1961	WINNER (PHOTO OF BUNNELL, JUDY)	13
January 12, 1961	FIREHALL PILING REPORTED ADEQUATE	1
January 12, 1961	WILDWOOD HEIGHTS DEVELOPMENT PROCEEDING, SALES AGENCY NAMED (PHOTO)	13
January 12, 1961	YARROW BAY DEVELOPMENT TIMETABLE REVEALED AT 2ND BRIDGE HEARING	13
January 12, 1961	MALL SUCCESS LIMITED BUT MIGHT CONTINUE NEXT YEAR	1
January 12, 1961	STRONG EAST SIDE ECONOMY SEEN FOR ’61	1
January 12, 1961	CHAMBER BACKS STREET RENUMBERING	3
January 12, 1961	KIRKLAND CHAMBER JOINS FIGHT (POINTS ROAD)	13
January 12, 1961	A VIRGINIA WHATLEY, ELWORTH E SMITH	6
January 12, 1961	MARY SUSAN PARTLOW, PHILLIP E TEADERMAN	8
January 12, 1961	FIREHALL PILING REPORTED ADEQUATE	1
January 12, 1961	BOB ELVES NAMED BUILDING INSPECTOR	13
January 12, 1961	POLICE CAR BID AWARDED	1
January 12, 1961	EARLY CAMPFIRE GIRLS (PHOTO FROM 1921)	4
January 12, 1961	STATE FIREWORKS LAW WOULD AFFECT HOUGHTON	1
January 12, 1961	BOB ELVES NAMED BUILDING INSPECTOR	13
January 12, 1961	HOUGHTON TO CONTINUE ROAD BATTLE	13
January 12, 1961	STATE FIREWORKS LAW WOULD AFFECT HOUGHTON	1
January 12, 1961	TOWN SETS UP GUARANTEE MACHINERY	13
January 12, 1961	MEDICAL CENTER BURGLARY TOLD	1
January 12, 1961	POLICE CAR BID AWARDED	1
January 12, 1961	STATE FIREWORKS LAW WOULD AFFECT HOUGHTON	1
January 12, 1961	RAEFIELD, RAYMOND F	14
January 12, 1961	EARLY CAMPFIRE GIRLS (PHOTO FROM 1921)	4
January 12, 1961	BOTHELL ROAD LINK BID SET	2
January 12, 1961	CHAMBER BACKS STREET RENUMBERING	3
January 12, 1961	HOUGHTON TO CONTINUE ROAD BATTLE	13
January 12, 1961	KIRKLAND CHAMBER JOINS FIGHT (POINTS ROAD)	13
January 12, 1961	KIRKLAND MISSES INTERCHANGE IN ’61-’63 FREEWAY BUDGET	1
January 12, 1961	TOWNS GENERALLY PLEASED WITH BRIDGE APPROACH PLAN	1
January 12, 1961	YARROW BAY DEVELOPMENT TIMETABLE REVEALED AT 2ND BRIDGE HEARING	13
January 12, 1961	JOAN MARIE WILKINSON, RICHARD EARL MCGRAW	6
January 12, 1961	KAREN CHRISTINE MORSE, KARL HENRY MULLER	8
January 12, 1961	LAURANELL PERRINE, RODNEY ALAN SHERWOOD	8
January 12, 1961	MARIAN G BOTTEM, JOSEPH DRISCOLL JR	6
January 12, 1961	MARY LOUISE GREEN, GERALD GUY RANDOLPH	8
January 19, 1961	BOB HAYWARD HOME FROM HOSPITAL AFTER INJURY	1
January 19, 1961	GREAT-GREAT GRANDMOTHER CELEBRATES 90TH BIRTHDAY (STENSLAND, MARY	1
January 19, 1961	PHONE MAN PROMOTED TO ENGINEER (KERR, MATTHEW J)	12
January 19, 1961	RESIDENTS PROTEST CLOSING STREET FOR PROPOSED CHURCH SCHOOL	1
January 19, 1961	RESIDENTS PROTEST CLOSING STREET FOR PROPOSED CHURCH SCHOOL	1
January 19, 1961	UNITARIANS TO OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY	12
January 19, 1961	FIRE DESTROYS JUANITA HOME, NEIGHBORS RALLY (MOUNCE, DON)	1
January 19, 1961	ENROLLMENT UP AT BIBLE COLLEGE	6
January 19, 1961	HALF THE BOYS GO TO COLLEGE	1
January 19, 1961	FIRE DESTROYS JUANITA HOME, NEIGHBORS RALLY (MOUNCE, DON)	1
January 19, 1961	FIREHALL FUND NICKED FOR OIL BILL	1
January 19, 1961	SCOOTER BOUGHT FOR METER READING	1
January 19, 1961	SCHOOL IMMUNIZATION PROGRAM FOR ’61 TO VARY, COUNTY SAYS	9
January 19, 1961	OVERLAKE TO GROW BY FOUR BIG INDUSTRIES	4
January 19, 1961	FIRE DESTROYS JUANITA HOME, NEIGHBORS RALLY (MOUNCE, DON)	1
January 19, 1961	JUANITA BUSINESS GROWTH BEFORE PLANNING GROUP	4
January 19, 1961	BURGLARS LEAVE LOOTLESS	1
January 19, 1961	FRANSON, PER	3
January 19, 1961	JEWELL, CLARENCE E	4
January 19, 1961	STRUNTZ, BERTHA	4
January 19, 1961	YMCA NOTES FOUR FOLD INCREASE IN ATTENDANCE	2
January 19, 1961	WHO PAYS? ASKS REPRESENTATIVE ANDERSEN; LELAND OUTLINES PROGRAM	1
January 19, 1961	QUICK ACTION AVOIDS HOUGHTON TRAIN WRECK	1
January 19, 1961	WHOA THERE (PHOTO OF BENT TRACKS)	1
January 19, 1961	RESIDENTS PROTEST CLOSING STREET FOR PROPOSED CHURCH SCHOOL	1
January 19, 1961	ROADS GROUP NIXES YARROW PT ACCESS	1
January 19, 1961	TWO POSSIBILITIES SEEN FOR POINTS DRIVE	9
January 19, 1961	NEVA WHEATLEY, GEOFFREY POTTER	6
January 19, 1961	SANDRA JAY THORNTON, KENT HAYWARD	6
January 26, 1961	SHOP IN KIRKLAND (PHOTOS)	7
January 26, 1961	CHUCK MATHEWS GOES TO CLASS BY TWO WAY TELEPHONE HOOK-UP	1
January 26, 1961	PLANNING COMMISSION ALLOWS SPOT REZONING	1
January 26, 1961	BOARD SEES NEW GRADE SCHOOL PLAN	1
January 26, 1961	TEN STUDENTS SEEK SCHOOLWORK “GHOST”	1
January 26, 1961	BETTY ANNE MOFFITT, DONALD E ALDER	8
January 26, 1961	CONSTANCE YVONNE PECK, MARVIN DALE BOWEN	7
January 26, 1961	NANCY JEAN BROWNELL, DELMAR A MORTZ	8
January 26, 1961	PATRICIA GAIL LEERIGHT, VICTOR S FERGUSON	7
January 26, 1961	SALLY SUE HELLIWELL, RICHARD REDMAN	7
January 26, 1961	NEW FIRE ALERT SYSTEM PLANNED FOR HOUGHTON	1
January 26, 1961	COUNCIL DROPS SIDEWALK SUGGESTION	3
January 26, 1961	PLANNING COMMISSION ALLOWS SPOT REZONING	1
January 26, 1961	HORSE, DOG REGULATIONS CONSIDERED	1
January 26, 1961	NEW FIRE ALERT SYSTEM PLANNED FOR HOUGHTON	1
January 26, 1961	BURGLARY WAVE CLEARED BY ARREST OF YOUTHS	1
January 26, 1961	GROWER OFFERS REWARD FOR 30 MISSING PLANTS (GRISWOLD, W O)	1
January 26, 1961	HORSE, DOG REGULATIONS CONSIDERED	1
January 26, 1961	BOOK DEMAND UP, FICTION TRAILS FACT	1
January 26, 1961	KEITH TUCKER JOINS DOCTORS	3
January 26, 1961	BARNREITER, ALICE EDNA	4
January 26, 1961	HAAS, HARLOW C	3
January 26, 1961	KISER, CARL	2
January 26, 1961	MAJOR IMPROVEMENT MAY BE NEEDED FOR 2-D	1
January 26, 1961	STATE SAYS: INTERCHANGE COMING	1
January 26, 1961	THOMPSON ASKS LAKE ST S ON STATE NET	1
January 26, 1961	THREE MAJOR ARTERIAL CHANGES CALLED FOR	9
January 26, 1961	BREAK CUTS CITY WATER SUPPLIES, STORAGE USED	1
January 26, 1961	WEST COAST TELEPHONE TO SPEND NEARLY $800,000 HERE IN 1961	1
February 2, 1961	STUDENT ABANDONS CALIFORNIA FOR LAKE WASHINGTON (PARKER, LOUISE)	6
February 2, 1961	WEDLOCK INCORPORATED (DONOGHUE, BUD AND MARY)	5
February 2, 1961	FOODLANE HOLDS 5TH ANNIVERSARY	2
February 2, 1961	WEDLOCK INCORPORATED (DONOGHUE, BUD AND MARY)	5
February 2, 1961	PARENTS QUESTION TESTING PROGRAM	1
February 2, 1961	CAROL ANNE HAWKINS, JAMES MCCLELLAND	8
February 2, 1961	NANCY GAIL ASKEW, ALAN ARTHUR WENTZEL	8
February 2, 1961	FIREMEN’S AID (PHOTO OF FLOODLIGHT AND GENERATOR)	1
February 2, 1961	’61 TAX BILLS UP 22%	1
February 2, 1961	PLANS COMMITTEE SEEKS SPEED UP IN PREPARATION OF LAND USE PLAN	1
February 2, 1961	STEVE HALE RESIGNS POST	1
February 2, 1961	KIRKLAND AREA GOOD LIGHT LOCATION INDUSTRY, AGENT SAYS	1
February 2, 1961	SEATTLE DOOR ANNOUNCES EXPANSION TO DIVERSIFY	1
February 2, 1961	COOLEY, DANIEL	3
February 2, 1961	ELDUEN, MAYER R	10
February 2, 1961	FAUGHT, LEWIS	3
February 2, 1961	THE YMCA MEANS FUN! (PAGE OF PHOTOS)	4
February 2, 1961	POSTMASTER LAUDED BY CHAMBER (ANDERSON, GEORGE)	1
February 2, 1961	LIPPIZANS TO BE VANGUARD OF RIDING MOVEMENT HERE	1
February 9, 1961	DAVID HODGES NAMED H & N MANAGER HERE	2
February 9, 1961	“MAN WHO KNOWS HOW” NOT FORGOTTEN BY LAKE WASHINGTON HI (STILL, L	1
February 9, 1961	KIRKLAND GIRL ON TOUR WITH COLLEGE SINGERS (SHOEMAKER, NAOMI ANN)	12
February 9, 1961	SCHOOLS MAKE COUNTER OFFER FOR NEW SITE	2
February 9, 1961	CIVIC CENTER DEVELOPMENT REPORTED	12
February 9, 1961	COUNCILMEN DENY CHURCH’S STREET VACATION REQUEST	1
February 9, 1961	KIRKLAND CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH ANNOUNCES $250000 BUILDING PROGRAM	1
February 9, 1961	BUSINESSMEN WARNED ABOUT MISLEADING SALES PITCH	3
February 9, 1961	FEED MILL TRUCK BREAKS LOOSE FOR WILD CHARGE	1
February 9, 1961	“MAN WHO KNOWS HOW” NOT FORGOTTEN BY LAKE WASHINGTON HI (STILL, L	1
February 9, 1961	FIFTY SENIORS NAMED TO HIGH SCHOOL HONOR ROLL	7
February 9, 1961	PARENTS ASK BOARD ABOUT SCHOOL TESTS	1
February 9, 1961	WHAT’S THE COST FOR FUN IN KIRKLAND?	9
February 9, 1961	IT’S SPRING ALREADY AND THE TOURIST IS A’CUMIN IN	9
February 9, 1961	COUNCILMEN DENY CHURCH’S STREET VACATION REQUEST	1
February 9, 1961	FISHERIES RESEARCH LABORATORY CONSIDERS JUANITA LOCATION	1
February 9, 1961	CENTRAL HIT BY BURGLARS	3
February 9, 1961	COUPLE FILES DAMAGE CLAIM AGAINST CITY	1
February 9, 1961	QUESTIONING CLEARS YOUTH	12
February 9, 1961	JOHNSON, GLENN	1
February 9, 1961	GLORIA OLDFIELD, DEE LIND PETERSEN	4
February 9, 1961	JANICE PETERSEN, WILLIAM ROY GILL	5
February 16, 1961	SHOP IN KIRKLAND (PHOTOS)	6
February 16, 1961	FOUR NAMED MERIT SCHOLARSHIP FINALISTS (JAMES/ASKEW/CALDWELL/KING	1
February 16, 1961	SIGNS GREET MERCHANT ON RETURN FROM HAWAII (RICHARDSON, RON)	1
February 16, 1961	CIVIC CENTER IMPETUS SEEN	1
February 16, 1961	FRIENDLINESS LURES NEW BUSINESS (BOYD, WES)	3
February 16, 1961	SOLE OWNER TOLD HERE (EAST SIDE HOBBY SHOP)	9
February 16, 1961	CHAMBER HITS TRADING STAMPS	1
February 16, 1961	KIDS ‘GET THE GOAT’ OF SUZY Q	1
February 16, 1961	GOP TO SHOW ANTI-RED FILMS	4
February 16, 1961	FOUR NAMED MERIT SCHOLARSHIP FINALISTS (JAMES/ASKEW/CALDWELL/KING	1
February 16, 1961	SCHOOL BOARD CAN’T HELP (PROVIDING SIDEWALKS)	2
February 16, 1961	SCHOOL MILLAGE LEVELS EXPLAINED	1
February 16, 1961	KIDS ‘GET THE GOAT’ OF SUZY Q	1
February 16, 1961	HOUGHTON URGES REPUBLICANS END TO STALLING, WANTS OPINION	2
February 16, 1961	SCHOOL BOARD CAN’T HELP (PROVIDING SIDEWALKS)	2
February 16, 1961	SHERIFF HOLDS UNNAMED YOUTH	1
February 16, 1961	WHITES FILE SECOND CLAIM	1
February 16, 1961	NEW, LONG DISTANCE RADAR SLATED FOR REDMOND NIKE-HERCULES SITE	4
February 16, 1961	BLONN, LULU	2
February 16, 1961	KLING, BEDA ELVIRA	3
February 16, 1961	KOKKO, WILLIAM	3
February 16, 1961	SHAY, CHARLES	2
February 16, 1961	KOSKI WOULD SEEK POSTMASTER’S JOB	1
February 16, 1961	LETTERS TO THE EDITOR (KOSKI, ARTHUR – ABOUT POSTMASTER)	2
February 16, 1961	WSU SOPHOMORE TAKES NEW JOB ON NEWSPAPER (MATTHIESEN, DOTTIE)	5
February 16, 1961	KIWANIS CLUB SPONSORS BRIDGE TOURNAMENT	1
February 16, 1961	SCHOOL BOARD CAN’T HELP (PROVIDING SIDEWALKS)	2
February 16, 1961	STATE REVEALS YARROW POINT SERVICE ROAD	1
February 16, 1961	MARY JANE TESCHNER, LARRY HARTMAN	7
February 16, 1961	ROSE ANN PAYNE, WILLIAM R WILSON	7
February 23, 1961	JUANITA COUPLE TO OBSERVE GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY (LITTELL, ROLAND B)	4
February 23, 1961	WINNERS ANNOUNCED FOR CELLAR GALLERY COMPETITION	8
February 23, 1961	BIRTHDAY PARTY HONORS CHARLES PERRINE	6
February 23, 1961	KIRKLAND FAMILY FAMILIAR WITH EDUCATION OF INDIANS (MCEVER)	6
February 23, 1961	DEALER WINS COVETED TRIP (WEISHART, ART)	3
February 23, 1961	NAME SOUGHT FOR DRIVE-IN	6
February 23, 1961	RIDICULOUS DAYS HIT KIRKLAND; MERCHANTS, CUSTOMER RIDING HIGH	1
February 23, 1961	JOURNAL SCOOPED BY GIRL JOURNALISTS (RATHKAMP / GRAHAM)	1
February 23, 1961	COMMISSION KILLS REZONING BY VARIANCE, SETS RULE	1
February 23, 1961	DEVELOPMENT FEVER HITS ROSE HILL AREA LAND OWNERS	1
February 23, 1961	OBJECTIONS TO REZONING	2
February 23, 1961	SCHOOL BOARD LIMITS EARLY DISCUSSION AT MEETINGS	1
February 23, 1961	CITY COUNCIL BACKS POLICE SUSPENSIONS HERE	1
February 23, 1961	COMMISSION KILLS REZONING BY VARIANCE, SETS RULE	1
February 23, 1961	DISAGREEMENT FLARES OVER PARK CHIEF (SOHNS, MEL)	1
February 23, 1961	HOUGHTON MAIL SERVICE TO BE EXTENDED MARCH 31	1
February 23, 1961	BELLEVUE MAN FINED IN REDMOND COURT FOR ALLEGED OBSCENITY	2
February 23, 1961	CITY COUNCIL BACKS POLICE SUSPENSIONS HERE	1
February 23, 1961	NEW SPEED LIMIT TO BE IMPOSED ON WIDE AREA OF ROSE HILL	9
February 23, 1961	KIRKLAND FAMILY FAMILIAR WITH EDUCATION OF INDIANS (MCEVER)	6
February 23, 1961	HANOT, AUGUST	2
February 23, 1961	HUTCHINS, SHELDON	8
February 23, 1961	MATSON, ELMER	2
February 23, 1961	HOUGHTON MAIL SERVICE TO BE EXTENDED MARCH 31	1
February 23, 1961	JOURNAL SCOOPED BY GIRL JOURNALISTS (RATHKAMP / GRAHAM)	1
February 23, 1961	DISAGREEMENT FLARES OVER PARK CHIEF (SOHNS, MEL)	1
February 23, 1961	DEVELOPMENT FEVER HITS ROSE HILL AREA LAND OWNERS	1
February 23, 1961	NEW SPEED LIMIT TO BE IMPOSED ON WIDE AREA OF ROSE HILL	9
February 23, 1961	INTERCHANGE COMPLETION SEEN BY END OF 1961	1
February 23, 1961	NEW SPEED LIMIT TO BE IMPOSED ON WIDE AREA OF ROSE HILL	9
February 23, 1961	SPECIAL ACTION COMMITTEE FORMED BY LAKE WASHINGTON GOOD ROADS	1
February 23, 1961	TRAFFIC LIGHTS PLANNED (ON BRIDGE)	2
February 23, 1961	DORIS PATRICIA FRANKLIN, REX WALKING KNEELAND	8
February 23, 1961	SANDRA LEE JACOBSEN, MICHAEL RODGER SEFTON	8
March 2, 1961	SHOP IN KIRKLAND (PHOTOS)	6
March 2, 1961	DINNER TO FETE GOLDEN WEDDING (NICHOLAS, THOMAS)	6
March 2, 1961	CELEBRITIES VISIT CELLAR GALLERY (CORCORAN / PRINS (WANDA WUNDA))	1
March 2, 1961	TEACHING IS AIM OF TRIP ABROAD (OSWALT, JANET)	12
March 2, 1961	NEW BUILDING AT BIXBY’S MARINA UPHELD BY COUNCIL ON TECHNICALITY	1
March 2, 1961	SCHOOL DISTRICT SEEKS TRACT PROPOSED FOR ANNEXATION	1
March 2, 1961	OLD METHODIST CHURCH MAKES WAY FOR PROGRESS (PHOTO)	8
March 2, 1961	JUANITA BUSINESS AREA ENLARGED	1
March 2, 1961	BELLEVUE YOUTH HURT IN COLLISION ON FREEWAY	1
March 2, 1961	LAKE WASHINGTON EDUCATION ASSOCIATION EXPLAINED	9
March 2, 1961	DOLORES STUCKY, BRUCE HALL	8
March 2, 1961	GEORGE COMPTON, NOREEN OLSON	7
March 2, 1961	PAT MCCORMICK, ROY RONNING	8
March 2, 1961	HOUGHTON OIL FIRE SET	1
March 2, 1961	SO TAXES WENT UP? HERE’S WHY ACCORDING TO KING COUNTY ASSESSOR	1
March 2, 1961	POLICE HEARING SET; CITY ATTORNEY OUT	1
March 2, 1961	OLD METHODIST CHURCH MAKES WAY FOR PROGRESS (PHOTO)	8
March 2, 1961	NEW BUILDING AT BIXBY’S MARINA UPHELD BY COUNCIL ON TECHNICALITY	1
March 2, 1961	JUANITA BUSINESS AREA ENLARGED	1
March 2, 1961	POLICE HEARING SET; CITY ATTORNEY OUT	1
March 2, 1961	ORVALLA, NEIL A	6
March 2, 1961	DR MCKIBBEN ELECTED PREXY OF ROTARY CLUB	1
March 2, 1961	MONDAY NIGHT BOWLERS (PHOTOS)	4
March 2, 1961	PARAPLEGIC BASKETBALL GAME SLATED MARCH 9 IN KIRKLAND	10
March 2, 1961	REV FRIBERG RESIGNS FROM CHURCH HERE (CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE)	6
March 2, 1961	HAPPIEST PEOPLE LIVE IN SUBURBIA, SURVEY SAYS	2
March 2, 1961	KIRKLAND READY FOR STREET OILING DRIVE	7
March 2, 1961	LENNEA CALLICOTTE, KENNETH GANDEE	6
March 9, 1961	ESTHER SMITH MARKS 16 YEARS WITH ORCHESTRA	9
March 9, 1961	ROCKHOUND, NORM GRIFFITHS LEARNED LORE WHEN MERE LAD	1
March 9, 1961	WEDLOCK INCORPORATED (HOFSTETTER, PAUL AND ARLINE)	8
March 9, 1961	KIRKLAND BUILDING PERMIT TOTAL FOR FEBRUARY DOUBLES 1960 MARK	1
March 9, 1961	TAXES ROSE UNEVENLY AS SOME AREAS REVALUED	1
March 9, 1961	HIGH SCHOOL SEAL PLACED IN FLOOR	2
March 9, 1961	WAY OPEN FOR JUNIOR COLLEGE HERE	1
March 9, 1961	CIVIC CENTER BILL AWAITS SIGNATURE	1
March 9, 1961	NEW BEAUTY SALON OPENS IN KIRKLAND (BEAUTY NOOK)	5
March 9, 1961	SUBSTITUTE MOTHER’S AIM IS TO PROVIDE REAL HOME AWAY FROM HOME	5
March 9, 1961	KIRKLAND BUILDING PERMIT TOTAL FOR FEBRUARY DOUBLES 1960 MARK	1
March 9, 1961	COLLEGE OFFICIAL SHOWS WHAT COMMUNITY COLLEGE COULD MEAN TO EAST	10
March 9, 1961	EAST SIDE RESIDENTS FAVOR MORE PAY FOR TEACHERS, ANDERSEN SAYS	6
March 9, 1961	HUNTING IS LITTLE PUBLICIZED SPORT AT LAKE WASHINGTON HI	4
March 9, 1961	SCHOOL DISTRICT FEELS PINCH OF SALARY COMPETITION AS RECRUITING	1
March 9, 1961	SCHOOL LUNCH COST HELD STABLE	5
March 9, 1961	POPULAR COMBO (PHOTO OF THE ECHOES)	1
March 9, 1961	EAST KINGCO ROCK CLUB PLANS SHOW	1
March 9, 1961	LELAND WILL FIGHT SUNDAY LIQUOR SALES	2
March 9, 1961	PARK MANGER ACTION HELD UP BY COUNCIL	1
March 9, 1961	POLICEMEN’S LAWYERS CAN ASK QUESTIONS AT HEARING: COLE	1
March 9, 1961	THESE ARE YOUR KIRKLAND LAWMAKERS (PHOTO)	2
March 9, 1961	HOUGHTON SEEKS STATE SOLUTION	1
March 9, 1961	DOOR PROTECTION MANUFACTURED IN KIRKLAND	12
March 9, 1961	POLICEMEN’S LAWYERS CAN ASK QUESTIONS AT HEARING: COLE	1
March 9, 1961	FILBIN, JAMES	6
March 9, 1961	HAMMOND, RON	10
March 9, 1961	MASON, LAROY R	10
March 9, 1961	PRYOR, STELLA M	2
March 9, 1961	ROBERTS, MARY CAROLINE	5
March 9, 1961	WARREN, WILLIAM	5
March 9, 1961	SPRINGTIME SUBURBIA SEA PARTY TO HAWAII OFFERED JOURNAL READERS	8
March 9, 1961	HUNTING IS LITTLE PUBLICIZED SPORT AT LAKE WASHINGTON HI	4
March 9, 1961	PARK MANGER ACTION HELD UP BY COUNCIL	1
March 9, 1961	HOLY FAMILY CHURCH TO HAVE WEEK OF MISSION SERVICES	8
March 9, 1961	BRIDGE TRAFFIC UP 2%	2
March 9, 1961	LAKE STREET STUDY MONEY MAY BE COMING	1
March 9, 1961	REVISED PLAN FOR LAKE SPAN TO BE SHOWN	1
March 16, 1961	PIANIST TO APPEAR AS SOLOIST IN BELLEVUE (COWELL, JOHN)	9
March 16, 1961	BANK HONORED (PHOTO AT NB OF C)	2
March 16, 1961	BANK TO CARRY TOWN DEFICIT	6
March 16, 1961	GIFTS COME IN BIG PACKAGE (OSTRANDER, LAMAR)	1
March 16, 1961	LITTLE BALLERINA ON WAY TO DANCING FAME (ANDERS, SHERRIE LEE)	9
March 16, 1961	PIANIST TO APPEAR AS SOLOIST IN BELLEVUE (COWELL, JOHN)	9
March 16, 1961	KIRKLAND IN NO HURRY FOR TITLE FOR CENTER, MAYOR SAYS	1
March 16, 1961	NEW FIRM TO REPAIR OUTBOARDS	5
March 16, 1961	OPPOSITION SEEN FOR DEVELOPMENT	1
March 16, 1961	DISTRICT FEELS BUDGET PINCH IN OBTAINING TEACHERS	1
March 16, 1961	JUNIOR HIGH ORCHESTRA, CHOIR SWEEPS COMPETITION	10
March 16, 1961	TWO PLACE AS EXCHANGE STUDENTS (FALKNER / CURTISS)	12
March 16, 1961	CAROL ANNE SMETANA, MARVIN PETERSON	8
March 16, 1961	FATE OF WILLIAMS, CHIEF REYNOLDS, TO BE KNOWN WITHIN A WEEK	1
March 16, 1961	PARK BOARD AGREES TO CLOSED MEETING ON SUPERINTENDENT	1
March 16, 1961	HOUGHTON WANTS STATE TO CHECK DUMP RUN-OFF	1
March 16, 1961	BANK TO CARRY TOWN DEFICIT	6
March 16, 1961	HOUGHTON WANTS STATE TO CHECK DUMP RUN-OFF	1
March 16, 1961	TOWN TAKES MEASURES TO STOP POST OFFICE CLOSING	1
March 16, 1961	FATE OF WILLIAMS, CHIEF REYNOLDS, TO BE KNOWN WITHIN A WEEK	1
March 16, 1961	JACKSON, ARBA DEHART	6
March 16, 1961	THOMSON, LUTY MAUDE	6
March 16, 1961	GARDEN CLUB PRESIDENT TELLS WHYS AND WHEREFORES OF PRIMROSES	6
March 16, 1961	TOWN TAKES MEASURES TO STOP POST OFFICE CLOSING	1
March 16, 1961	FRIDAY NIGHT BOWLERS (PHOTOS)	7
March 16, 1961	PARK BOARD AGREES TO CLOSED MEETING ON SUPERINTENDENT	1
March 16, 1961	BISHOP PLANS MISSION VISIT TO KIRKLAND (EPISCOPAL)	3
March 16, 1961	RITA KAY FRIESEN, DONALD E BELKA	8
March 23, 1961	COWGAL RIDES CAR FOR ROUNDUP HERE (BECKER, MRS JAY)	1
March 23, 1961	DAVE POWELL “GIVES AWAY” 50-YEAR COLLECTION OF MUSIC	1
March 23, 1961	OFFICE BUILDING PLANS SHOWN TO KIRKLAND COMMISSION	8
March 23, 1961	FIRST STEPS TAKEN TO CONVERT CIVIC CENTER	1
March 23, 1961	HOUGHTON TOWN HALL ROOF BLOWS OFF	2
March 23, 1961	KIRKLAND POST OFFICE SITE OKAYED	1
March 23, 1961	CAMELOT PARK LOT SIZE UNDER FIRE BY PETITION WIELDING RESIDENTS	5
March 23, 1961	KIRKLAND MAN MOVES UP AS FIRM MANAGER (HOLDEN, JOHN P)	9
March 23, 1961	COURTNEY TO HEAD UGN DRIVE	9
March 23, 1961	CAMELOT PARK LOT SIZE UNDER FIRE BY PETITION WIELDING RESIDENTS	5
March 23, 1961	20% OF TAX INCREASE DUE TO SCHOOLS	6
March 23, 1961	BIBLE COLLEGE RECEIVES GIFT	2
March 23, 1961	CHEMISTRY PROF AWARDED GRANT FOR SCIENCE STUDY (HANSEN, RALPH)	2
March 23, 1961	MORTON JOHNSON COMMENDED	6
March 23, 1961	TAKE YOUR FIRE TO THE FIRE STATION	6
March 23, 1961	COUNCIL OKS WEBSTER AS NEW PARK MANAGER	1
March 23, 1961	RECALL CONSIDERED AS REYNOLDS, WILLIAMS OUT	1
March 23, 1961	STREET SWEEPER ARRIVES IN CITY, COUNCILMAN’S 6 YR STRUGGLE ENDS	1
March 23, 1961	ASSESSOR GIVES KIRKLAND EXTRA $20,582 IN TAXES	6
March 23, 1961	HOUGHTON NOW ON LONG ROAD BACK TO SOLVENCY MAYOR BASS SAYS	1
March 23, 1961	HOUGHTON POST OFFICE TO REMAIN PATRONS ASSURED	1
March 23, 1961	HOUGHTON TOWN HALL ROOF BLOWS OFF	2
March 23, 1961	RECALL CONSIDERED AS REYNOLDS, WILLIAMS OUT	1
March 23, 1961	REDMOND YOUTH CONFESSES ROBBERY	2
March 23, 1961	PAULSON, KATHRINA E	2
March 23, 1961	SMITH, BRUCE	2
March 23, 1961	SMITH, MRS MOLFRED B	2
March 23, 1961	HOUGHTON POST OFFICE TO REMAIN PATRONS ASSURED	1
March 23, 1961	KIRKLAND POST OFFICE SITE OKAYED	1
March 23, 1961	SWIM POOL FENCES STUDIED	4
March 23, 1961	COUNCIL OKS WEBSTER AS NEW PARK MANAGER	1
March 23, 1961	CAMELOT PARK LOT SIZE UNDER FIRE BY PETITION WIELDING RESIDENTS	5
March 23, 1961	STOP SIGNS AT RAILROAD ‘EFFECTIVE’	1
March 23, 1961	CITY FROWNS ON ALL-NIGHT PARKING	1
March 23, 1961	HILL TRAFFIC COUNT SHOWS LITTLE PROMISE OF ROAD IMPROVEMENTS	6
March 23, 1961	PLANS TOLD FOR BRIDGE APPROACHES	1
March 23, 1961	RESIDENTS ASK INTERSECTION CHECK WHERE RAY LOESBY INJURED	1
March 23, 1961	STOP SIGNS AT RAILROAD ‘EFFECTIVE’	1
March 23, 1961	STREET SWEEPER ARRIVES IN CITY, COUNCILMAN’S 6 YR STRUGGLE ENDS	1
March 30, 1961	DONNA HJORTH TO APPEAR IN CONCERT	6
March 30, 1961	FIRST WAREHOUSE UNIT NEARS COMPLETION HERE	6
March 30, 1961	CITY SEEKS CENTER APPRAISAL COUNTY POLICY ON SELLING	1
March 30, 1961	CAMELOT PARK REZONING REFUSED	3
March 30, 1961	FIRST HAIRCUT (PHOTOS OF THOM, LAWRENCE)	5
March 30, 1961	CAMELOT PARK REZONING REFUSED	3
March 30, 1961	COUNTY NIXES REZONE APPEAL BY MCGRATH	2
March 30, 1961	CENTRAL SCHOOL GROWS RABBITS FOR EASTER	1
March 30, 1961	FOUR SPEAKERS CHOSEN FOR JUNE COMMENCEMENT	2
March 30, 1961	INSTALLATION, FASHION SHOW ON JUNIOR HIGH PROGRAM	9
March 30, 1961	NEW BOUNDARIES TOLD FOR KIRKLAND, REDMOND JUNIOR HIGHS	8
March 30, 1961	SALARIES’ EFFECT ON EDUCATION UNCLEAR SO FAR	2
March 30, 1961	HELEN HURN, MAINE TONKIN	7
March 30, 1961	SHARON HAYES, DALE RATHBUN	7
March 30, 1961	TAXPAYER CHARGES EAST SIDE FORCED TO PAY MORE THAN ITS SHARE	2
March 30, 1961	CENTRAL SCHOOL GROWS RABBITS FOR EASTER	1
March 30, 1961	SPECIAL CHURCH SERVICES TO COMMEMORATE EASTER	1
March 30, 1961	HOUGHTON RESIDENTS, COUNCIL RESIST POST OFFICE CHANGE	1
March 30, 1961	JUANITA ZONING DECISION TO BE APPEALED APRIL 27	1
March 30, 1961	BERG, MRS HARRY	6
March 30, 1961	NEW EXCHANGE CLUB TO HOLD CHARTER NIGHT	3
March 30, 1961	HOUGHTON RESIDENTS, COUNCIL RESIST POST OFFICE CHANGE	1
March 30, 1961	EAST SIDE YMCA LAUNCHES NEW BUSINESSMAN’S FITNESS PROGRAM	6
March 30, 1961	SAMMAMISH MARATHON RACE SLATED NOON, APRIL 9	6
March 30, 1961	THURSDAY NIGHT BOWLERS (PHOTOS)	7
March 30, 1961	WEDNESDAY NIGHT BOWLERS (PHOTOS)	5
March 30, 1961	CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LECTURE TO BE GIVEN IN KIRKLAND	12
March 30, 1961	SPECIAL CHURCH SERVICES TO COMMEMORATE EASTER	1
March 30, 1961	UNITARIAN CHURCH MAY BE FORMED	5
March 30, 1961	APPROVAL SEEN FOR NORTHRUP WAY TO BE MADE STATE HIGHWAY ROUTE	1
March 30, 1961	NE 53RD ST TURN ON ITS WAY OUT SOON	1
March 30, 1961	STORM SEWER PLAN COMING, ENGINEER SAYS	1
March 30, 1961	PATRICIA FORCIER, CHARLES HAWKINS	7
March 30, 1961	SHERRIE J BRAY, JOHN JOSEPH GRAY	7
April 6, 1961	GREEN’S FUNERAL HOMES INC (25TH ANNIVERSARY)	6
April 6, 1961	SCULPTURE SHOW AT CELLAR GALLERY TO BE COMPLIMENTED BY PAINTINGS	7
April 6, 1961	E WARNER CASE ADMITS HE’S SLOWING DOWN – SOME	1
April 6, 1961	GREEN’S FAITH IN EAST SIDE PAID SO HE’S REINVESTING (GREEN, C)	1
April 6, 1961	TEACHER TO SPEND SUMMER IN MUNICH (WOLFE, HELEN)	9
April 6, 1961	COUNTY PLANS IMPROVEMENTS FOR BRIDLE TRAIL	1
April 6, 1961	SCHOOLS ACCEPT SITE COMPROMISE	5
April 6, 1961	CITY MAY SELL SURPLUS PROPERTY	2
April 6, 1961	WHOOPS … SPLASH! AND THAT’S WHY WE TORE IT DOWN (7TH ST DOCK)	1
April 6, 1961	GAS STATION REQUEST UNDER STUDY	5
April 6, 1961	TEACHERS TO VISIT BUSINESSES	1
April 6, 1961	JOHN BIRCH SOCIETY HERE?	2
April 6, 1961	COUNSELING FITS PROGRAM TO THE STUDENTS AT LAKE WASHINGTON	5
April 6, 1961	SCHOOL BOUNDARY CHANGES ASKED; HEARING APRIL 13	1
April 6, 1961	TEACHERS TO VISIT BUSINESSES	1
April 6, 1961	DONNA BURNETT, DAVID WALLACE	7
April 6, 1961	FIREMAN HURT NEAR JUANITA	6
April 6, 1961	BAGGALEY ASKS PARK AND PLAN CONSIDERATION	2
April 6, 1961	BLACKBERRY WEEDING ISN’T FREE	1
April 6, 1961	COUNCIL STANDS FIRM ON WHICH WAY THE POST OFFICE FACES	1
April 6, 1961	POLICE CAPTAIN SALARY SET BY CITY	1
April 6, 1961	STATE AUDITOR HAS ALLY IN KIRKLAND	1
April 6, 1961	HOUGHTON REFORMS IN EFFECT	5
April 6, 1961	POST OFFICE CHANGE DELAYED TWO WEEKS	1
April 6, 1961	UNITED CONTROL COMPLETES MOVE	2
April 6, 1961	JUANITA ANNEXATION TO BE HEARD	6
April 6, 1961	POLICE CAPTAIN SALARY SET BY CITY	1
April 6, 1961	DR COSTIGAN TO SPEAK ON BIRCH SOCIETY	1
April 6, 1961	COUNCIL STANDS FIRM ON WHICH WAY THE POST OFFICE FACES	1
April 6, 1961	POST OFFICE CHANGE DELAYED TWO WEEKS	1
April 6, 1961	MAXINE CONOVER TO ENTER WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP RACE	4
April 6, 1961	MOODY CHORUS TO GIVE CONCERT IN KIRKLAND	9
April 6, 1961	NAZARENE CHURCH TO HONOR FRIBERG FAMILY	3
April 6, 1961	HARBOR PATROL RESCUES YACHT DRIFTING DOWN YARROW BAY	6
April 6, 1961	FUNDS PROVIDED BY STATE FOR KIRKLAND FACTORIA HIGHWAY EXAMINATION	6
April 6, 1961	BIDS SOUGHT MAY 4 FOR METRO EAST SIDE SEWER TRUNK LINE	2
April 6, 1961	KIRKLAND WILL TALK ABOUT A HOUGHTON SEWER NOW	1
April 6, 1961	NEW COIN PHONES IN KIRKLAND (PHOTO)	6
April 6, 1961	PUGET POWER REPORT SHOWS YEARLY GROWTH UP 8 PERCENT	4
April 6, 1961	KANDY MARIE TETER, VERNON ROY LANDON	8
April 13, 1961	SHOP IN KIRKLAND (PHOTOS)	6
April 13, 1961	COUPLE … TO CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING DAY (SHELTON, HARLEY E)	14
April 13, 1961	KIRKLAND MUSICIANS PLAY IN EASTSIDE SYMPHONETTE	8
April 13, 1961	ALBERT HANSENS RETURN FROM SOUTHERN STATES	6
April 13, 1961	BUILDING PERMIT TOTALS UP OVER A YEAR AGO MARCH HERE	1
April 13, 1961	PROPOSED PROFESSIONAL OFFICE BUILDING (DRAWING)	11
April 13, 1961	UNDER CONSTRUCTION (DRAWING OF PROPOSED BUILDING ON MARKET ST)	12
April 13, 1961	WELDER WORKING ON THE NEW JOHN P HOPKINS WAREHOUSE (PHOTO)	12
April 13, 1961	STREET DEDICATION HOLDS UP PROPOSED SERVICE STATION	1
April 13, 1961	WATER DISTRICT ACTION LIFTS LID ON DEVELOPMENT OF FINN HILL AREA	1
April 13, 1961	THERAPISTS HELP PUPIL SPEECH PROBLEMS IN DISTRICT’S SCHOOLS	12
April 13, 1961	YOUR SCHOOL POLICY MAKERS (PHOTO)	2
April 13, 1961	HOUGHTON FIRE DEPARTMENT TAKES CARE OF ITS OWN	5
April 13, 1961	CITY FIRES WIFE OF POLICEMAN (WILLIAMS, MRS GEORGE)	1
April 13, 1961	FORMATION OF NEW EAST SIDE COUNTY PROPOSED FOR TAX RELIEF	1
April 13, 1961	HOUGHTON ASKS FOR SECOND DELAY IN POST OFFICE PLAN CHANGEOVER	1
April 13, 1961	HOUGHTON FIRE DEPARTMENT TAKES CARE OF ITS OWN	5
April 13, 1961	PROSPECTS BRIGHT FOR HOUGHTON MARINA DEVELOPMENT	1
April 13, 1961	BUBBLES FORM BASIS FOR KIRKLAND INDUSTRIES’ INSULATION BUSINESS	5
April 13, 1961	MURATA, BONNIE JOY	3
April 13, 1961	BIRCH SOCIETY BLASTED	1
April 13, 1961	FLAG WAVERS SCORED AT EXCHANGE MEETING	1
April 13, 1961	PRIMROSE SHOW HISTORY DATES BACK TO START OF EAST SIDE GARDEN CLUB	7
April 13, 1961	MILK VOTE PETITIONS CIRCULATED	5
April 13, 1961	HOUGHTON ASKS FOR SECOND DELAY IN POST OFFICE PLAN CHANGEOVER	1
April 13, 1961	ARTIST TURNED MINISTER TO VISIT BAPTIST CHURCH	14
April 13, 1961	PROSPECTS BRIGHT FOR HOUGHTON MARINA DEVELOPMENT	1
April 13, 1961	BIDS CALLED FOR BRIDGE APPROACHES	1
April 13, 1961	STREET DEDICATION HOLDS UP PROPOSED SERVICE STATION	1
April 13, 1961	ROSE HILL SUBSTATION TO OPEN WITH CEREMONY	2
April 13, 1961	JOAN ELIZABETH CARAHER, PATRICK THOMAS KIRK	9
April 20, 1961	PRINCIPAL DOES STINT WITH NAVY (ORDAL, OLAF G)	3
April 20, 1961	HOMEMAKER OFFERED SPECIAL SAVINGS DURING KIRKLAND DOLLAR DAYS	1
April 20, 1961	THE FBI SPEAKS ON FEARS (EDITORIAL)	2
April 20, 1961	DOES YOUR ZONING MEAN ANYTHING? INVESTIGATION INDICATES IT MAY NO	1
April 20, 1961	THE FBI SPEAKS ON FEARS	2
April 20, 1961	ELEMENTARY SCHOOL LIBRARIES INCREASE BOOK AVAILABILITY	7
April 20, 1961	FORMULA FOR SUCCESS OF LAKE WASHINGTON ADULT EDUCATION PROGRAM	12
April 20, 1961	HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS TRAIN AS TEACHERS	6
April 20, 1961	HOME SOUGHT FOR FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENT HERE	1
April 20, 1961	PARENTS UNWILLING TO BACK SCHOOL BOUNDARY CHANGES	1
April 20, 1961	SCHOOL BOARD ADOPTS MODIFIED PE POLICY	1
April 20, 1961	DISTRICT CHAMPIONS SWEET ADELINES (DAVIDSON, CAPPI/THOMPSON, ZOE)	1
April 20, 1961	COLORFUL PRIMROSE SHOW OPENS IN KIRKLAND FRIDAY FOR THREE DAYS	1
April 20, 1961	DANGER SEEN IN CITY STREET FUND WINDFALL	2
April 20, 1961	JOHNSON SAYS CITY SHOULD BAIL OUT PARKS	11
April 20, 1961	KIRKLAND BILLBOARD POPULATION DISCUSSED	1
April 20, 1961	SUBDIVISION ORDINANCE PRESENTED	1
April 20, 1961	POST OFFICE CHANGEOVER EFFECTIVE	3
April 20, 1961	REYNOLDS FILES APPEAL NOTICE	11
April 20, 1961	POST OFFICE CHANGEOVER EFFECTIVE	3
April 20, 1961	SPRING SPORTS SCHEDULE FOR SCHOOLS AND LITTLE LEAGUE	10
April 20, 1961	JOHSON SAYS CITY SHOULD BAIL OUT PARKS	11
April 20, 1961	LAKE BRIDGE MAY BRING KIRKLAND DOCK	11
April 20, 1961	LAKE BRIDGE MAY BRING KIRKLAND DOCK	11
April 20, 1961	CITY PROPOSES COUNTER OFFER TO METRO FOR SEWER PLANT HERE	11
April 20, 1961	THEY PULLED THE SWITCH (PHOTO OF ROSE HILL POWER SUBSTATION)	7
April 20, 1961	KAREN ELDUEN, DALE B BORGFORD	8
April 27, 1961	CASCADE HOMES – GRAND OPENING	7
April 27, 1961	STAFFERS AT H & N FARMS NAMED AS VICE PRESIDENTS	12
April 27, 1961	LW JUNIOR TO VISIT SWITZERLAND (FALKNER, PAM)	1
April 27, 1961	WOMEN VOTERS WORKER CO-AUTHORS METRO BOOK (BAKKE, MRS JOHN)	1
April 27, 1961	VALUATION GROWTH TOPS AREA	1
April 27, 1961	GAS STATION PERMIT PAVES WAY FOR CENTER (HOUGHTON SHOPPING CTR)	1
April 27, 1961	PIE EXPERT TO MANAGE DRIVE-IN (STRUBE, THELMA)	5
April 27, 1961	CHAMBER MEMBER CALLS FOR BOLD CENTER PLAN	2
April 27, 1961	FIRE SAFETY WINNERS (PHOTO)	10
April 27, 1961	CAMELOT PARK APPEAL SLATED	7
April 27, 1961	COORDINATED COUNCIL MAY BE DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL PROJECT	10
April 27, 1961	ROSE HAVEN PLAT OK’D	2
April 27, 1961	TAXES COULD HELP SPEED GROWTH HERE	3
April 27, 1961	VALUATION GROWTH TOPS AREA	1
April 27, 1961	KIRKLAND’S ‘SPACE NEEDLE’	1
April 27, 1961	HIGH SCHOOL HONOR ROLL	4
April 27, 1961	SCHOOL BOARD FACES SALARY DILEMMA	1
April 27, 1961	JUDITH KOUTONEN, SAMUEL WINES	8
April 27, 1961	LARGE CROWDS ATTEND (PRIMROSE) SHOW, WINNERS HAPPY	5
April 27, 1961	QUEEN SOUGHT BY EAGLES	1
April 27, 1961	CITY DADS KNUCKLE UNDER TO UNCLE SAM (POST OFFICE LOCATION)	10
April 27, 1961	COMMERCIAL PARKING RULE WAIVED BY COMMISSION	3
April 27, 1961	CONTROL OF CHANGE SOUGHT BY PLANNING GROUPS HERE	1
April 27, 1961	SWIM POOL FENCE ORDINANCE SENT TO COUNCIL	10
April 27, 1961	VAUX SAYS: KIRKLAND ZONING VALID	1
April 27, 1961	CENSUS REVEALS 2645 POPULATION FOR HOUGHTON	1
April 27, 1961	GAS STATION PERMIT PAVES WAY FOR CENTER (HOUGHTON SHOPPING CTR)	1
April 27, 1961	COMMISSION ADOPTS NEW POLICE RULES	3
April 27, 1961	THIEF TAKES 3 CHAIN SAWS	3
April 27, 1961	WOMAN WAVES KNIFE AT KIRKLAND NURSES	1
April 27, 1961	NEW CLINIC MAY START IN JUNE (LAKE SHORE CLINIC)	3
April 27, 1961	LENTZ, EDWARD	5
April 27, 1961	LUNDVATTER, JOHN G	9
April 27, 1961	MEYERS, EDWARD A	10
April 27, 1961	ROOD, MOLLIE	10
April 27, 1961	TIMMONS, GOLIDE ELLEN	5
April 27, 1961	NORTH LAKES DISTRICT ORGANIZED TO MEET SCOUTING GROWTH IN AREA	1
April 27, 1961	QUEEN SOUGHT BY EAGLES	1
April 27, 1961	CITY DADS KNUCKLE UNDER TO UNCLE SAM (POST OFFICE LOCATION)	10
April 27, 1961	LITTLE LEAGUERS OPEN SEASON, KIRKLAND, REDMOND ROSTERS TOLD	6
April 27, 1961	PLAYERS AND STANDINGS ANNOUNCED FOR BRIDGE PLAY	2
April 27, 1961	SWIM POOL FENCE ORDINANCE SENT TO COUNCIL	10
April 27, 1961	CAMELOT PARK APPEAL SLATED	7
April 27, 1961	CENSUS REVEALS 2645 POPULATION FOR HOUGHTON	1
April 27, 1961	COMMISSION APPROVES PRELIMINARY COMPREHENSIVE PLAN FOR ARTERIALS	1
April 27, 1961	FEDERAL AID POSSIBLE FOR AREA HIGHWAYS	3
April 27, 1961	ELIZABETH MOSER, RICHARD HAGER	8
May 4, 1961	CO-WORKERS HONOR 25 YEARS (SUTHERLAND, DOROTHY)	8
May 4, 1961	PIONEER RESIDENT CELEBRATES 50 YEARS AND LANDOWNER (KEAN, HARRY)	1
May 4, 1961	CIVIC CENTER APPRAISAL $275,000	1
May 4, 1961	HOME SALES TO RENTERS PICKS UP HERE	6
May 4, 1961	JUANITA’S BUSINESS AREA EXPANDED	1
May 4, 1961	LAKEVIEW IGA CHANGES OWNERS	6
May 4, 1961	STEADY ADVERTISING AND REFERRALS BUILD BUSINESS	1
May 4, 1961	CITIZEN’S COUNCIL DENIES LINK WITH NEW PE REPORT	1
May 4, 1961	HIGH SCHOOL MATH-SCIENCE WINNERS HONORED	6
May 4, 1961	SCHOOL DIRECTORS OFFERED MAJOR TEACHER SALARY BOOST IN BUDGET	1
May 4, 1961	SEVEN ‘A’ STUDENTS HEAD JUNIOR HIGH HONOR ROLL	7
May 4, 1961	TUTTLE NAMED COUNTY GROUP PRESIDENT	1
May 4, 1961	FESTIVAL, HYDRO RACE DISCUSSED	1
May 4, 1961	ANTI-BILLBOARD RULE PRESENTED TO COUNCIL	1
May 4, 1961	DOG CATCHING PLAN SHOWN	2
May 4, 1961	PIONEER RESIDENT CELEBRATES 50 YEARS AND LANDOWNER (KEAN, HARRY)	1
May 4, 1961	JUANITA’S BUSINESS AREA EXPANDED	1
May 4, 1961	SEARCH ON FOR LIFEGUARDS TO OPEN KIRKLAND’S BEACH SEASON	5
May 4, 1961	ENGINEER JAILED ON TRAFFIC CHARGE (MAITHER, BRIAN)	2
May 4, 1961	POLICE APPEAL SET JULY 10	1
May 4, 1961	ROSIN, FRANK A	2
May 4, 1961	TURNER, MRS JESSE E	10
May 4, 1961	JOURNAL HONORED (LAKE WASHINGTON SCHOOL DISTRICT)	2
May 4, 1961	SEARCH ON FOR LIFEGUARDS TO OPEN KIRKLAND’S BEACH SEASON	5
May 4, 1961	FIVE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH CHOIRS TO APPEAR IN SPRING FESTIVAL	7
May 4, 1961	KIRKLAND OKS METRO CONTRACT	1
May 4, 1961	OVERLOAD BURNS PUGET POWER WIRES	2
May 4, 1961	DIANE STENTZ, JAMES REEVES	8
May 11, 1961	SHOP IN KIRKLAND (PHOTOS)	6
May 11, 1961	FAMILY OBSERVES ANNIVERSARY OF MR AND MRS THOMAS ENEY	8
May 11, 1961	GEORGE LORDS TO MARK 50TH ANNIVERSARY	8
May 11, 1961	LOCAL ATTORNEY NAMED TO HIGH CHURCH POSITION (JOHNSON, CHARLES W)	6
May 11, 1961	NEWCOMER HERE RETURNS FROM SOUTH PACIFIC (CRAIG, J KEITH)	3
May 11, 1961	RETIRED ACCOUNTANT COUNTS FRIENDS FROM WIDE AREA (KENFIELD, W)	12
May 11, 1961	WIFE OF NEWEST KIRKLAND PASTOR … (PARROTT, LORA LEE)	1
May 11, 1961	YOUNGSTERS TO ATTEND BICYCLE SAFETY CHECK HERE	9
May 11, 1961	DESIGNERS OF KIRKLAND’S FUTURE MEET CHALLENGE OF CHANGE IN PLANNING	1
May 11, 1961	ASTRONAUT-MINDED STUDENTS AT CENTRAL VIEW SPACEMAN	2
May 11, 1961	NEW CITIZEN’S COUNCIL HEAD OUTLINES CHIEF GOALS FOR YEAR	1
May 11, 1961	PARENTS SEEK MEANINGFUL SUMMER SCHOOL CLASSES	2
May 11, 1961	SCHOOL DIRECTORS OK 10% TEACHER SALARY HIKES	1
May 11, 1961	SCHOOL TELLS ADMINISTRATIVE REASSIGNMENTS	1
May 11, 1961	THE SCHOOLS REPORT TO YOU (SUPPLEMENT TO PAPER)	13
May 11, 1961	SHARON LEE ASHFORD, HENRY (HERB) CHEVALIER	7
May 11, 1961	PLAN GROUP TALKS OF STOP TO BLIGHT	2
May 11, 1961	20% MORE BOATS FORECAST FOR 2ND KIRKLAND KUP	1
May 11, 1961	PARENTS KEEP SENIOR PARTY PLANS SECRET UNTIL BIG NIGHT	12
May 11, 1961	TOWN VETOES FIREWORKS THIS YEAR	1
May 11, 1961	“YOU CAN HAVE THE LAND —” HOUGHTON RESIDENT SAYS (TODD, CLARA)	1
May 11, 1961	BERNARD, LOLA DOROTHY	6
May 11, 1961	WILSON, AXEL	2
May 11, 1961	20% MORE BOATS FORECAST FOR 2ND KIRKLAND KUP	1
May 11, 1961	YOUNGSTERS TO ATTEND BICYCLE SAFETY CHECK HERE	9
May 11, 1961	20% MORE BOATS FORECAST FOR 2ND KIRKLAND KUP	1
May 11, 1961	ROADS GROUP OPPOSES COVER FOR FREEWAY	1
May 11, 1961	NANCY JEAN BROWNELL, DELMAR ALLEN MONTZ	8
May 11, 1961	PAT MCCORMICK, ROY RONNING	7
May 18, 1961	STUDENTS COMPETE IN ART SHOW AT CELLAR GALLERY	8
May 18, 1961	DIANE CARLSON HONORED QUEEN	12
May 18, 1961	JEWELER MARKS 13 BUSINESS YEARS IN CITY (WAGONER, THAINE)	3
May 18, 1961	RADIO TOWER PROPOSED FOR KIRKLAND WATERSHED	1
May 18, 1961	BOARD MOVES TO EXPAND LAKEVIEW SCHOOL BUILDING	10
May 18, 1961	GATEWAYS DONATED TO COLLEGE (NORTHWEST BIBLE COLLEGE)	2
May 18, 1961	JEWELER MARKS 13 BUSINESS YEARS IN CITY (WAGONER, THAINE)	3
May 18, 1961	MACDOUGALL’S TO HOUSE OFFICE	9
May 18, 1961	BROKEN MAIN FLOODS BRISKY’S	1
May 18, 1961	PARKING DISCUSSED BY CHAMBER	1
May 18, 1961	CAMELOT PARK REVISION TO BE HEARD MAY 23	1
May 18, 1961	GRISWOLD ELECTED STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT AT LW	1
May 18, 1961	IMPROVED INSTRUCTION SEEN FROM NEW PLAN	10
May 18, 1961	SCHOOLS BID FOR NEW STATE SANCTIONS	1
May 18, 1961	ANDREA GAIL BURNARD, ROBERT PAUL DELANEY	8
May 18, 1961	JANICE LYNNE ORDAL, NORMAN GILLMORE	8
May 18, 1961	KAY VEE HANSEN, DONALD E DICKEY	8
May 18, 1961	MARYLIN STOKKE, BOB J ROSSIE	8
May 18, 1961	COMMUNITY TALENT TO PRESENT JUANITA PLAYER’S SHOW	12
May 18, 1961	LONE DEER VISITS CITY	1
May 18, 1961	MEMORIAL SERVICES SLATED MAY 30 BY LEGION, VFW	1
May 18, 1961	DOG CATCHING STARTS HERE	2
May 18, 1961	RADIO TOWER PROPOSED FOR KIRKLAND WATERSHED	1
May 18, 1961	LIVIE, FRANK	2
May 18, 1961	STERN, CARL	12
May 18, 1961	NAZARENE PASTOR TO HEAD EDUCATION PROJECT	2
May 18, 1961	UNITARIAN PASTOR TO CONDUCT SERVICE OF NEW FELLOWSHIP	9
May 18, 1961	CITY TO PUT STOP SIGNS ALONG THIRD	1
May 18, 1961	NATIONAL HIGHWAY WEEK TO BE OBSERVED	1
May 18, 1961	PARKING DISCUSSED BY CHAMBER	1
May 18, 1961	PROPOSED ARTERIALS FOR KIRKLAND (MAP)	2
May 18, 1961	BROKEN MAIN FLOODS BRISKY’S	1
May 18, 1961	MEMORIAL SERVICES SLATED MAY 30 BY LEGION, VFW	1
May 25, 1961	FAMILY TO HONOR DEVERES ON ANNIVERSARY	8
May 25, 1961	KIRKLAND MED STUDENT EARNS UW THESIS AWARD (LOTTSFELDT, FREDRIK)	6
May 25, 1961	LADY WITH AN ORCHID HONORED AS VOLUNTEER (MCKENNA, MRS H)	8
May 25, 1961	VISITORS FIND HAWAII EXPENSIVE BUT PLEASANT (MORGAN, CHARLES O)	2
May 25, 1961	RESIDENTS SEEK TO RETAIN ACRE ZONING NEAR STATE PARK	1
May 25, 1961	RESIDENTS SEEK TO RETAIN ACRE ZONING NEAR STATE PARK	1
May 25, 1961	DRAINAGE AT COUNTY DUMP RECOMMENDED BEFORE FALL	1
May 25, 1961	LARGEST ENTRY TO DATE SLATED FOR JUNE 2-4 SHOW (FLYING HORSESHOE)	9
May 25, 1961	GEORGE GILLILAND RESIGNS AS HOUGHTON’S TOWN CLERK	1
May 25, 1961	GAS STATION PERMIT DELAY FOR SHIPYARD	1
May 25, 1961	LEGION AUXILIARY HOSPITAL EQUIPMENT LOANED 1681 DAYS	9
May 25, 1961	EYE WITNESS ON CARRIER REPORTS ON PACIFIC FLEET (MORGAN, CHARLES)	1
May 25, 1961	HARRIS, MURIEL	9
May 25, 1961	HOLMBERG, ANDERS GUSTAF	2
May 25, 1961	NEIGHBOR, EMERSON R	1
May 25, 1961	REDISTRICTING TO BENEFIT EAST SIDE	1
May 25, 1961	POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT INVITES BIDS	1
May 25, 1961	DENTIST, TRUCK DRIVER, POSTMAN AMONG POSSIBLE K-KUP RACERS	1
May 25, 1961	KANGS EARN TENNIS TITLE (WEBER, RUSS/JACOBSEN, JOE/FARR, GRANT)	4
May 25, 1961	MRS MYNAR HITS HOLE IN ONE HERE	5
May 25, 1961	OWEN JONES DAY ANNOUNCED FOR BABE RUTH OPENER, MAY 27	4
May 25, 1961	PANTHERS WIN KINGCO DIAMOND TITLE	6
May 25, 1961	AREA BAHA’IS HONOR FOUNDER AT OBSERVANCE	12
May 25, 1961	COUNTY ROAD WORK ON 68TH QUESTIONED	1
May 25, 1961	DRAINAGE AT COUNTY DUMP RECOMMENDED BEFORE FALL	1
May 25, 1961	CAROLYN RAMSEY MCENTIRE, CARROLL THOMAS PIERCE	8
June 1, 1961	LAKEVIEW IGA – GRAND OPENING	7-Jun
June 1, 1961	H P (DICK) EVEREST NAMED MARITIME MAN OF THE YEAR	1
June 1, 1961	MISS DONNA HJORTH WINS MUSIC FESTIVAL SCHOLARSHIP	8
June 1, 1961	P G PHILLIPS TO ATTEND UW ON GRANT	9
June 1, 1961	BRIDLE TRAILS TUG ‘O WAR MAY BE DELAYED BY COUNTY REPORT	2
June 1, 1961	JEWELER OPENS NEW BOTHELL STORE (O’NEIL, C V)	11
June 1, 1961	NORMAL CHILD SHOULD BE REMEMBERED	1
June 1, 1961	290 SENIORS TO RECEIVE DIPLOMAS AT COMMENCEMENT	1
June 1, 1961	CONGRATULATIONS ’61 GRADUATES (PHOTO)	10
June 1, 1961	NORMAL CHILD SHOULD BE REMEMBERED	1
June 1, 1961	PROJECT TALENT SEEKS 275 LWHS GRADUATES	1
June 1, 1961	SCHOOL ANNUAL DEDICATED TO ESTHER SMITH	8
June 1, 1961	SCHOOL TEXTBOOKS DISPLAYED FOR WEEK	2
June 1, 1961	SENIORS READY FOR GRAND FINALE AND LEAVETAKING (SENIOR LIST)	10
June 1, 1961	PARK SUGGESTED FOR JUANITA SLOUGH AREA	2
June 1, 1961	ALBERT, GEORGE	11
June 1, 1961	DAHL, ADOLPH N	10
June 1, 1961	ENTRICAN, WILLIAM	2
June 1, 1961	SIMPSON, O E	8
June 1, 1961	NEWEST JOURNAL COLUMNIST TO COMBINE WORDS, PEOPLE	1
June 1, 1961	PARK SUGGESTED FOR JUANITA SLOUGH AREA	2
June 1, 1961	BAPTIST GREETER LAUDED HERE FOR CHEERFULNESS (BENJAMIN, WILLIAM)	1
June 1, 1961	BILLY GRAHAM FILM SHOWING ANNOUNCED	9
June 1, 1961	PONTOON PARKING LOT ELUDES BRIDGE BUILDER	1
June 1, 1961	REVERSIBLE LANING EXTENSION JOB LET	1
June 8, 1961	KIRKLAND HOUSEWIVES DISPLAY PAINTINGS IN LAKE HILLS	9
June 8, 1961	HOUGHTON READER AGAIN MEETS ANNUAL CHALLENGE … (SMITH, F H)	2
June 8, 1961	KIRKLAND EMPLOYEE OF PUGET MOVES UP (MAKOVITCH, JOHN)	2
June 8, 1961	$1,5 MILLION PLAN FOR CIVIC CENTER TOLD	1
June 8, 1961	FIREHALL COMPLETION SET BACK AGAIN	1
June 8, 1961	KIRKLAND FIREMEN HAVE PRIVACY IN NEW FIREHALL	1
June 8, 1961	GAS EXPLOSION BURNS COUPLE (HUNICH, PAUL)_	14
June 8, 1961	SPEED UP SOUGHT FOR REZONING	1
June 8, 1961	’61 GRADUATES TREATED TO FESTIVE ALL-NIGHT PARTY BY PARENTS	1
June 8, 1961	CLASS OF ’61 (PHOTO OF NORTHWEST BIBLE COLLEGE GRADS)	10
June 8, 1961	HOLY FAMILY GRADUATES (PHOTO)	10
June 8, 1961	IN BIOLOGY: HIGH SCHOOL PLANS TEAM TEACHING NEXT FALL	11
June 8, 1961	NORTHWEST BIBLE COLLEGE TO GRADUATE 35 STUDENTS	10
June 8, 1961	SCHOOL CALENDAR CHANGED	1
June 8, 1961	SUPERINTENDENT’S AWARD GIVEN TO 10 GRADUATES	1
June 8, 1961	UNCERTAINTY STILL IN SCHOOL BUDGET	10
June 8, 1961	BARBARA BERGEVIN, GARY BERGERON	8
June 8, 1961	DIXIE LEE TOOMAN, ARNOLD SIEVERS	9
June 8, 1961	PATRICIA HERSCHLER, BENNIE GLENN BROWN	8
June 8, 1961	FIREHALL COMPLETION SET BACK AGAIN	1
June 8, 1961	KIRKLAND FIREMEN HAVE PRIVACY IN NEW FIREHALL	1
June 8, 1961	4000 ACRES OF ROSE HILL INCLUDED IN COUNTY’S STUDY	11
June 8, 1961	TOM BASS RESIGNS AS HOUGHTON MAYOR TO ACCEPT NEW JOB WITH BOEING	1
June 8, 1961	CHILDREN’S SUMMER READING PROGRAM SLATED AT LIBRARIES	11
June 8, 1961	BERG, ANNA	2
June 8, 1961	HVALSON, JEAN KAY	2
June 8, 1961	OLSEN, ARNE	2
June 8, 1961	JOURNAL TO PARTICIPATE IN STATEWIDE SURVEY	1
June 8, 1961	ABBREVIATED BUZZ BUGGIES DEMAND ATTENTION OF HYDRO FANS	5
June 8, 1961	4000 ACRES OF ROSE HILL INCLUDED IN COUNTY’S STUDY	11
June 8, 1961	WATER MAIN EXTENSION PROPOSED FOR ROSE HILL	1
June 8, 1961	CITATIONS, NOT WARNINGS SET FOR WATER SPEEDSTERS	11
June 8, 1961	MERGER WOULD AID INDUSTRIAL GROWTH HERE, RAILROADMAN SAYS	1
June 8, 1961	JUANITA WAY CHANGE SET AT KENMORE	10
June 8, 1961	NEW BRIDGE PLAN MAY MEAN REMOVAL OF TOLLS SOONER	1
June 8, 1961	PARKING METER REMOVAL TO BE STUDIED FOR KIRKLAND	1
June 8, 1961	QUARTER MILLION SLATED FOR KIRKLAND ACCESSES	1
June 8, 1961	THIRD ST STOP SIGNS APPROVED	1
June 8, 1961	LOCAL FIRM’S BID ACCEPTED FOR GARBAGE	11
June 8, 1961	NEW GAS LINES TO SERVICE YARROW	2
June 8, 1961	WATER MAIN EXTENSION PROPOSED FOR ROSE HILL	1
June 8, 1961	MRS JACK C GARETSON, DONALD S WALLACE	8
June 15, 1961	SHOP IN KIRKLAND (PHOTOS)	6
June 15, 1961	KIRKLAND COUPLE TO OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY (WAGNER, M S)	8
June 15, 1961	CHILDREN SAD AT LADDIE’S DISAPPEARANCE (NOLLET)	1
June 15, 1961	MRS BIRNBAUM HONORED ON 90TH BIRTHDAY	8
June 15, 1961	OIL COMPANY MAN MOVING TO KIRKLAND (LINDQUIST, R O)	2
June 15, 1961	TEENAGER WINS VACATION TO BIRCH BAY (NEILSEN, RUTH)	3
June 15, 1961	MORE THAN 300 RIDERS ENTERED IN FREE SHOW AT BRIDLE TRAILS	5
June 15, 1961	HOUGHTON COUNCIL STAYS ACTION ON ELVES’ BUILDING VARIANCE	1
June 15, 1961	LOCATION OF JUNIOR COLLEGE TO BE DISCUSSED HERE	1
June 15, 1961	STATE OKS $ MILLION BUILDING PROGRAM FOR LAKE WASHINGTON SCHOOLS	1
June 15, 1961	OWNER HAS 30 DAYS FOR IMPROVEMENTS (PIERCE, WILBUR)	3
June 15, 1961	LUX SELLS ENGINEERING FIRM HERE	1
June 15, 1961	NEW AMERICA BEING CREATED ON EAST SIDE	1
June 15, 1961	SAMI, FRED STUBNER	8
June 15, 1961	JAYCEES TAKE ON FLOAT WITH TWO WEEKS TO GO	1
June 15, 1961	ONE WILL BE QUEEN (PHOTO OF STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL HOPEFULS)	1
June 15, 1961	COMMUNITY PAYS TRIBUTE TO OLDTIMERS	2
June 15, 1961	HOUGHTON COUNCIL STAYS ACTION ON ELVES’ BUILDING VARIANCE	1
June 15, 1961	HOUGHTON SEEKS CHANGE FOR POINTS DRIVE ROAD	2
June 15, 1961	SECOND PUBLIC HEARING CALLED FOR SHIPYARDS SERVICE STATION	2
June 15, 1961	REWARD SET FOR RABBIT KILLING DOG	1
June 15, 1961	HANCOCK, JOHN	2
June 15, 1961	SCOUTING AWARDS RECEIVED AT EXPLORERS’ HONOR COURT	2
June 15, 1961	JAYCEES TAKE ON FLOAT WITH TWO WEEKS TO GO	1
June 15, 1961	QUESTIONNAIRES OUT TODAY TO 100 JOURNAL READERS	1
June 15, 1961	RAW COURAGE, COLD STRATEGY, MARK 266 CU. IN. HYDROS IN K-KUP	4
June 15, 1961	COMMUNITY PAYS TRIBUTE TO OLDTIMERS	2
June 15, 1961	BUILDINGS MAY GOVERN BRIDGE ROUTE	9
June 15, 1961	HOUGHTON SEEKS CHANGE FOR POINTS DRIVE ROAD	2
June 15, 1961	METERS DUE FOR CHAMBER, CITY STUDY	1
June 15, 1961	MAP OF PLANNED WATER MAINS	5
June 15, 1961	SALLY SUE HELLIWELL, RICHARD ST CROIX REDMAN	8
June 22, 1961	OWNERS SEEK QUICKIE PLANS ACTION THURS.	6
June 22, 1961	FIRE DAMAGES LAKEVIEW IGA STORAGE SHED	1
June 22, 1961	GIVENS SAYS PLANT SITES MUST BE SAVED	1
June 22, 1961	FIREMEN STAND PAT ON GLASS	6
June 22, 1961	VARIANCE GRANTED DEWITT FOR DUPLEX	12
June 22, 1961	MARINA DEVELOPERS TO ASK REZONING FOR SERVICE STATION	1
June 22, 1961	BUILDING PERMIT SPEED UP STUDY ORDERED MONDAY	2
June 22, 1961	GIVENS SAYS PLANT SITES MUST BE SAVED	1
June 22, 1961	GROWTH TEMPO PICKING UP IN KIRKLAND	1
June 22, 1961	KIRKLAND AREA REZONES BEFORE COUNTY PLANNERS	12
June 22, 1961	MARINA DEVELOPERS TO ASK REZONING FOR SERVICE STATION	1
June 22, 1961	PRO AND CON CAMELOT BATTLEGROUND OUTLINED	1
June 22, 1961	YARROW DEVELOPMENT STARTS, STOPS AT LACK OF PERMIT	6
June 22, 1961	BOARD SEEKS HIGH SCHOOL PLANNING OK	1
June 22, 1961	LWHS TAKES RARE DISTINCTION (MYNAR & LAMBERT TO AIR FORCE ACADEMY	6
June 22, 1961	SENIORS RECEIVE HIGH PRAISE FOR PARTY BEHAVIOR	12
June 22, 1961	THREE ‘A’ STUDENTS NAMED ON JUNIOR HIGH HONOR ROLL	9
June 22, 1961	CHIPPER CHIPMUNKS JOIN HOUSEHOLD OF FAMILY (MILLER)	10
June 22, 1961	PUTPUTS ANNOY CHURCHGOERS	1
June 22, 1961	COLORFUL PROGRAM PLANNED FOR STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL	1
June 22, 1961	FIRE DAMAGES LAKEVIEW IGA STORAGE SHED	1
June 22, 1961	FIREMEN STAND PAT ON GLASS	6
June 22, 1961	BOOKWALTER RESIGNS FROM CITY COUNCIL	3
June 22, 1961	CLARK FORESEES UNVEILING OF COMPREHENSIVE PLAN	1
June 22, 1961	COUNCIL OKS NEW GARBAGE PAYMENT PLAN	2
June 22, 1961	WATER MAIN BREAK NETS CITY SAVING	3
June 22, 1961	FOUR POLIO CLINICS ANNOUNCED	12
June 22, 1961	BASS SIGNS RESIGNATION AS MAYOR	1
June 22, 1961	GIVENS SAYS PLANT SITES MUST BE SAVED	1
June 22, 1961	KITSAPIAN NAMED NEW POLICE CHIEF (DOSS, HAROLD “HAL”)	1
June 22, 1961	UNLICENSED DOGS TO BE PICKED UP	5
June 22, 1961	ANDERSON, IDA	8
June 22, 1961	BEHMKE, JOHN H	8
June 22, 1961	BENGSTON, CLAES	10
June 22, 1961	RODE, JOHN	9
June 22, 1961	SURRATT, MARY ANN	2
June 22, 1961	WHITMAN, W ROY	3
June 22, 1961	EAST SIDE GARDEN CLUB IS STATE HIGH POINT WINNER	10
June 22, 1961	RUPLE NAMED LION PRESIDENT	2
June 22, 1961	HYDROS SLATED TO CHURN LAKE WASHINGTON HERE 10 AM SATURDAY	1
June 22, 1961	KIRKLAND KUP MAY BRING OUT HOTTEST RACERS IN BIG BOAT CLASSES	4
June 22, 1961	METHODIST MINISTER (KING, JONATHAN)	10
June 22, 1961	KIRKLAND, HOUGHTON, REDMOND POPULATION INCREASED IN 1961	3
June 22, 1961	NO PARKING SIGNS TO COME DOWN HERE	6
June 22, 1961	PARKING RULES TOLD FOR LAKE ST SOUTH	2
June 22, 1961	PETITIONERS SEEK STOP SIGN ON 4TH	9
June 22, 1961	COUNCIL OKS NEW GARBAGE PAYMENT PLAN	2
June 22, 1961	METRO TRUNK CONSTRUCTION TO BEGIN SOON	2
June 22, 1961	PHOTOS OF WATER MAIN BREAK	6
June 22, 1961	BARBARA MABRY, OWEN W HARVEY	9
June 22, 1961	BETH DEE HARRELL, REGINALD COURT	8
June 22, 1961	DARLENE JOAN SHELDON, BILL RANDALL WHITNEY	7
June 22, 1961	JUDY CHARLESON, ELMER PALMER	8
June 22, 1961	MAXINE NORDRUM, LEONARD LARSON	8
June 22, 1961	SHARON MARTIN, STANLEY S SORENSON	7
June 29, 1961	BUILDER FACES PROBLEM OF PROVIDING DUCK’S NEST (VAUX, JIM)	1
June 29, 1961	THE FACE OF THE FUTURE THROUGH THE EYES OF EXPERIENCE (ALLEN, ART	1
June 29, 1961	$400,000 SLATED FOR OVERLAKE PARK	2
June 29, 1961	KIRKLAND KUP RACER EXPLODES (ELIAS, DON)	1
June 29, 1961	TEACHER TAKES TRAINING FOR VISUALLY HANDICAPPED (HABERZETLE)	7
June 29, 1961	CAROL M JOHNSON, BERNARD L MILLER	8
June 29, 1961	BUCK KILLED AT CROSSING	3
June 29, 1961	HOUGHTON DEER PATROL SWIMS AGAIN (PHOTOS OF DEER RESCUE FROM LAKE	6
June 29, 1961	WHERE’D IT GO? (PHOTO OF BLACKBERRIES OVERTAKING SIDEWALK)	2
June 29, 1961	MISS KIRKLAND TO BE CHOSEN HERE JULY 8	3
June 29, 1961	NEW COMPETITIONS SET FOR HORSE SHOW HERE	4
June 29, 1961	HOUGHTON DEER PATROL SWIMS AGAIN (PHOTOS OF DEER RESCUE FROM LAKE	6
June 29, 1961	JOHSON (BRUCE W) NAMED HOUGHTON MAYOR	1
June 29, 1961	MAYOR TOLD OF BOARD VACANCIES	1
June 29, 1961	VIETNAMESE VISIT HOUGHTON (TO STUDY JUVENILE LAW ENFORCEMENT)	2
June 29, 1961	LOCAL RESEARCH CAN HELP ATTRACT INDUSTRY	3
June 29, 1961	THREE POSSIBILITIES SEEN IN KIRKLAND POLICE APPEAL	2
June 29, 1961	LAVIER, CHARLES	3
June 29, 1961	WEIR, MORTON	10
June 29, 1961	CAMP FIRE DAY AT HANS JENSEN PARK ATTRACTS OVER 300 GIRLS	10
June 29, 1961	KIRKLAND POST OFFICE BIDS SENT TO WASHINGTON	2
June 29, 1961	KIRKLAND KUP RACER EXPLODES (ELIAS, DON)	1
June 29, 1961	KUP DRIVERS ERASE BLOT ON HYDROPLANING (PHOTOS)	5
June 29, 1961	KIRKLAND BOAT RAMPS RATES TOPS IN AREA	6
June 29, 1961	CITY MIGHT YANK PARKING METERS	1
June 29, 1961	EVERGREEN BRIDGE PONTOONS FLOATED	2
June 29, 1961	STUDY BEGINS ON KIRKLAND-FACTORIA LINK TO DISCOVER TRAFFIC PATTER	6
June 29, 1961	GAIL LEERIGHT, VICTOR FERGUSON	8
June 29, 1961	MARILYN STOKKE, BOB J ROSS	8
July 6, 1961	G LAMPAERT TAKES NEW JOB WITH BANK	3
July 6, 1961	BUSINESS DAY STARTS WITH MUSIC FOR FIDDLERS (SMETANA / SANDERSON)	1
July 6, 1961	MISS IVA HOUSNER TO FLY EUROPE FOR FIRST TIME	8
July 6, 1961	NAVY OFFICER HUNTS STORMS OFF FLORIDA (GUTZLER, RALPH P)	3
July 6, 1961	ROSE HILL FORESTER WATCHES COSTS … (COWAN, CHARLES S)	2
July 6, 1961	SIGHTS AND SOUNDINGS (MCKIBBEN, DR E C SR)	2
July 6, 1961	WEDLOCK INCORPORATED (WHEADON, JACK & ERNESTINE)	9
July 6, 1961	SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST SCHOOL ON FORMER STEWART HEIGHTS SITE	9
July 6, 1961	CAMELOT STALLED BY LACK OF PUBLIC ACCESS TO STUDY	1
July 6, 1961	WEDLOCK INCORPORATED (WHEADON, JACK & ERNESTINE)	9
July 6, 1961	UGN ORGANIZED (PHOTO)	10
July 6, 1961	WEIGHING IN / NIX ON THAT (PHOTOS OF WELL BABY CLINIC)	10
July 6, 1961	CAMELOT STALLED BY LACK OF PUBLIC ACCESS TO STUDY	1
July 6, 1961	HUGE REDMOND ANNEXATION PROPOSED	1
July 6, 1961	NEED FOR TWO EAST SIDE COLLEGES MAY BE TOLD	1
July 6, 1961	STEWART SCHOOL UNIQUE IN OFFERING REHABILITATION	7
July 6, 1961	MISS KIRKLAND (PHOTOS OF ENTRANTS)	1
July 6, 1961	WEIGHING IN / NIX ON THAT (PHOTOS OF WELL BABY CLINIC)	10
July 6, 1961	NEW CHIEF THANKS TOWN FOR QUIET 4TH	2
July 6, 1961	HOUGHTON LAWSUIT FILED	1
July 6, 1961	ROUTING OF THROUGH-TRUCK TRAFFIC TO BYPASS HOUGHTON ADVISED	1
July 6, 1961	HOUGHTON LAWSUIT FILED	1
July 6, 1961	NEW CHIEF THANKS TOWN FOR QUIET 4TH	2
July 6, 1961	YOUNG ADULTS PROFIT FROM YMCA	7
July 6, 1961	COMMITTEE OKS 1962 KIRKLAND KUP	1
July 6, 1961	BRIDGE PLANS DROP RAMPS	9
July 6, 1961	GRAND CANYON (PHOTO OF POINTS DRIVE)	6
July 6, 1961	ROUTING OF THROUGH-TRUCK TRAFFIC TO BYPASS HOUGHTON ADVISED	1
July 6, 1961	BARBARA MABRY, OWEN HARVEY	8
July 6, 1961	NORMA JEAN PARISH, JACK WILLIAM DECKER	7
July 6, 1961	RUTH HARNISH, TED L BRADSHAW	8
July 13, 1961	SHOP IN KIRKLAND (PHOTOS)	10
July 13, 1961	CITY APPROVES STUDY FOR ART COMMISSION	1
July 13, 1961	ITALIAN EVE PLANNED FOR CELLAR GALLERY	2
July 13, 1961	DAUGHTER TREATS FAMILY TO BIRCH BAY VACATION (NEILSEN, RUTH)	14
July 13, 1961	H & N EMPLOYEE APPOINTED TO GERMANY (RAYMOND, RICHARD)	14
July 13, 1961	HOWIE FAMILY REUNION HELD HERE SATURDAY	9
July 13, 1961	KOREAN GIRL CELEBRATES CITIZENSHIP AND BIRTHDAY (BROWN, DENENE)	7
July 13, 1961	SUBSCRIBER WRITES HUMOROUSLY OF LIFE IN CALIFORNIA (SMITH, FRED H	14
July 13, 1961	BRIDLE TRAIL APPRAISAL RUMOR KILLED	3
July 13, 1961	PARK STUDY UNVEILING SET	1
July 13, 1961	MORE BUSINESS SPACE RESULTS FROM MOVE TO COMMERCIAL (MCLEOD’S)	11
July 13, 1961	SIXTEEN ACRES OF ROOF COST	2
July 13, 1961	CENTER DEVELOPMENT CLOSER	1
July 13, 1961	GROUNDBREAKING CEREMONY HELD BY METHODISTS	7
July 13, 1961	MORE BUSINESS SPACE RESULTS FROM MOVE TO COMMERCIAL (MCLEOD’S)	11
July 13, 1961	LITTLE LEAGUE — THE CHEWING GUM CIRCUIT (PHOTOS)	5
July 13, 1961	ANNEXATION, INCORPORATION DISCUSSED AT ROSE HILL MEETING	1
July 13, 1961	ON ROSE HILL: ANTI-ANNEXATION MOVE TOLD	11
July 13, 1961	JOAN MCKIM, MARVIN GREY	8
July 13, 1961	MISS KIRKLAND (PHOTO OF COX, CAROL)	1
July 13, 1961	PHOTOS OF MISS KIRKLAND CONTEST (COX, CAROL)	12
July 13, 1961	CITY APPROVES STUDY FOR ART COMMISSION	1
July 13, 1961	CIVIC GROUPS ASK CITY FOR PLANNING DIRECTOR	1
July 13, 1961	GOALS OF COMPREHENSIVE PLAN TO SHAPE LIFE IN KIRKLAND	12
July 13, 1961	(WALLY) TAYLOR RETURNS TO HOUGHTON PLANNING GROUP	1
July 13, 1961	HOUGHTON COUNCILMEN STAY ACTION OF BOBACK VARIANCE	2
July 13, 1961	SWIM CLASSES CANCELED AT HOUGHTON	1
July 13, 1961	NEW WATER MAINS ON THE WAY FOR TWO NEW FINN HILL AREAS	1
July 13, 1961	COURT UPHOLDS CITY IN POLICE SUSPENSION	1
July 13, 1961	LIBRARY FINES TO JUMP HERE TO 2 CENTS A DAY	1
July 13, 1961	CATES, ANNA CATHRYN	14
July 13, 1961	PURDOM, CLARENCE	12
July 13, 1961	WILSON, MINNIE VAN	14
July 13, 1961	DAVE WOLSKY LEADS LEAGUE PITCHERS	6
July 13, 1961	LITTLE LEAGUE — THE CHEWING GUM CIRCUIT (PHOTOS)	5
July 13, 1961	SWIM CLASSES CANCELED AT HOUGHTON	1
July 13, 1961	TOM STAFFORD TO BE ORDAINED ADVENTIST PASTOR	10
July 13, 1961	ANNEXATION, INCORPORATION DISCUSSED AT ROSE HILL MEETING	1
July 13, 1961	ON ROSE HILL: ANTI-ANNEXATION MOVE TOLD	11
July 13, 1961	DISTRICT 79’S MAIN MAY OPEN NEXT WEEK	1
July 13, 1961	NEW WATER MAINS ON THE WAY FOR TWO NEW FINN HILL AREAS	1
July 13, 1961	WATER RATES MAY RAISE	1
July 13, 1961	BETTY MOFFITT, DONALD E ALDER	8
July 13, 1961	SHARON JEAN DILLON, ROBERT EDWIN BENDER	8
July 20, 1961	ARTS AND CRAFTS FAIR TO SHOW WORKS OF KIRKLAND ARTIST	10
July 20, 1961	IDENTICAL BIRTHDAYS (PHOTO OF NELSON, ALBERTINE & UNRUE, MARIANNE	2
July 20, 1961	JO ANNE (GUNDERSON), LOST IN TRAFFIC, BUT SET TO DEFEND TITLE	1
July 20, 1961	“BRIDLE TRAILS” MAY PUZZLE TREASURER	1
July 20, 1961	COUNCIL-MAYOR GOVERNMENT CHOSEN	3
July 20, 1961	WATERFRONT DEVELOPMENT PLANNED	10
July 20, 1961	SERVICES TO BE HELD UNDER BUBBLE (NORTHWEST BIBLE COLLEGE)	9
July 20, 1961	LARGE LOT FANS SCORE VICTORY ON ROSE HILL	1
July 20, 1961	CITY PROPOSED FOR ROSE HILL	1
July 20, 1961	JUDGE SHOWS PATH TO RETAIN CONTROL OVER CAMELOT USE	1
July 20, 1961	KIRKLAND PROPOSES ANNEXATION TO DOUBLE CITY’S SIZE, POPULATION	1
July 20, 1961	PETITIONERS SEEK TO CUT CAMELOT FROM ANNEXATION	1
July 20, 1961	WATERFRONT DEVELOPMENT PLANNED	10
July 20, 1961	CHANGE WILL MARK EDUCATION IN 10 YEARS	9
July 20, 1961	ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH CHANGES NEED DIRECTION	9
July 20, 1961	SAMOAN FETE IN KEEPING WITH TITLE (PHOTOS OF POLYNESIAN PARTY)	6
July 20, 1961	PRESIDENT’S WIFE MAY BE INVITED TO RIDE HERE	1
July 20, 1961	KIRKLANDITE TO STATE POST (SPONBURGH, GARLAND)	1
July 20, 1961	POLICE, FIRE CONSOLIDATION TO BE STUDIED	1
July 20, 1961	ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH CHANGES NEED DIRECTION	9
July 20, 1961	WATERFRONT DEVELOPMENT PLANNED	10
July 20, 1961	WILLIAMS PLANS SUPREME COURT APPEAL SOON	1
July 20, 1961	BRONSON, REV EUGENE V	10
July 20, 1961	HOLM, WES	6
July 20, 1961	MCPHERSON, LOTTIE	10
July 20, 1961	STEVENS, PERCY H	10
July 20, 1961	VANDERPOL, JENNIE	2
July 20, 1961	JO ANNE (GUNDERSON), LOST IN TRAFFIC, BUT SET TO DEFEND TITLE	1
July 20, 1961	CITY PROPOSED FOR ROSE HILL	1
July 20, 1961	LARGE LOT FANS SCORE VICTORY ON ROSE HILL	1
July 20, 1961	HOUGHTON TO BE LINKED WITH NORTHRUP	1
July 20, 1961	BARBARA LEWIS, STUART KALE	8
July 20, 1961	CAROL JEAN BUSH, CHARLES SODERSTEN	6
July 20, 1961	CAROLYN JOYCE CASE, WILLARD E MCCRACKEN	8
July 20, 1961	MARILYN KIMBALL, CHESTER ZOBRIST	7
July 20, 1961	PATRICIA LYNN HIRSCHLER, BENNIE GLEN BROWN	8
July 27, 1961	SEATTLE DOOR CO, INC (PHOTOS)	22
July 27, 1961	(CELLAR) GALLERY CELEBRATES SECOND ANNIVERSARY THIS SATURDAY	10
July 27, 1961	16-YEAR-OL TOURS MEXICO (HILLIARD, PATTY)	8
July 27, 1961	DIANA DAY NAMED QUEEN	8
July 27, 1961	CAMELOT STALLED, “TRAILS” INCORPORATION TO PROCEED	1
July 27, 1961	KIRKLAND PLANS TO IGNORE ‘TRAILS FORMATION FOR NOW	1
July 27, 1961	REDMOND ANNEXATION MAY CUT “BRIDLE TRAILS”	9
July 27, 1961	KIRKLAND HOSPITAL AD (PHOTOS)	30
July 27, 1961	VAUX CONSTRUCTION AD (PHOTOS OF MANY BUILDINGS)	13-A
July 27, 1961	NORTHWEST BIBLE COLLEGE AD (PHOTOS)	26
July 27, 1961	SOME OF OUR SCHOOLS (PHOTOS)	12-A
July 27, 1961	CIVCI CENTER FUTURE DEBATED	3
July 27, 1961	HOUGHTON LANDMARK RAZED (WALTER ELVES’ HOME)	2
July 27, 1961	NAZARENE CHURCH ERECTS RUGGED OLD CROSS HERE (PHOTOS)	9
July 27, 1961	SOME OF OUR CHURCHES (PHOTOS)	19
July 27, 1961	HOUGHTON LANDMARK RAZED (WALTER ELVES’ HOME)	2
July 27, 1961	HOUGHTON SERVICE STATION OWNER THREATENS LAWSUIT	1
July 27, 1961	FOUR YEAR OLD’S SKULL CRUSHED BY FAMILY AUTO (LISLE, SANDRA JO)	1
July 27, 1961	LET’S TAKE A CLOSER LOOK AT KIRKLAND	24-25
July 27, 1961	KIRKLAND GALS EARN PRIZE AT METRO GROUNDBREAKING	12
July 27, 1961	CAMELOT STALLED, “TRAILS” INCORPORATION TO PROCEED	1
July 27, 1961	KIRKLAND ANNEXATION DRIVE STALLED ONE WEEK	1
July 27, 1961	REDMOND ANNEXATION MAY CUT “BRIDLE TRAILS”	9
July 27, 1961	REDMOND ANNEXATION PETITIONS TO CIRCULATE	1
July 27, 1961	ALL STUDENTS OFFERED OPPORTUNITY FOR MUSIC’S SATISFACTION HERE	7
July 27, 1961	EDUCATIONAL TV WELL ESTABLISHED IN LAKE WASHINGTON SCHOOLS	7
July 27, 1961	THE CHANGE IN SCHOOLS	27
July 27, 1961	VIRGINIA MARIE WHITE, GARY MCCLAIN	8
July 27, 1961	PROPERTY OWNERS DEMAND HOUGHTON PIED PIPER	1
July 27, 1961	HEALTHY RESIDENTS FORESEEN	6
July 27, 1961	KIRKLAND HOSPITAL AD (PHOTOS)	30
July 27, 1961	LAKE VUE MANOR NURSING HOME AD (PHOTOS)	29
July 27, 1961	HOUGHTON LANDMARK RAZED (WALTER ELVES’ HOME)	2
July 27, 1961	HOUGHTON ACTS TO DELAY ZONING SUIT	1
July 27, 1961	PROPERTY OWNERS DEMAND HOUGHTON PIED PIPER	1
July 27, 1961	HOUGHTON SERVICE STATION OWNER THREATENS LAWSUIT	1
July 27, 1961	KIRKLAND SAFE CRACKERS FLUNK READING EXAM	1
July 27, 1961	TILE THUNDERS DOWN THIRD ST	3
July 27, 1961	VIEHMANN, ELIZABETH G	2
July 27, 1961	EAST SIDE VOTERS STAND TO GAIN MOST FROM STATEWIDE REDISTRICTING	2
July 27, 1961	WHERE CHILDREN WALK – 1971	31
July 27, 1961	EIGHT TEAMS PLAY IN STATE BABE RUTH TOURNAMENT TO OPEN TONIGHT	1
July 27, 1961	THREE LAKE WASHINGTON LITTLE LEAGUE TEAMS WIN TOURNAMENT SLOT	5
July 27, 1961	DICE EVEREST PARK (MAP OF PLAN)	4
July 27, 1961	AUTO TO BE KING, BUT NEW TYPE OF TRAFFIC POSSIBLE	9
July 27, 1961	BUILDERS DRIVE PILE, STOP, LEAVE (LAKE WASHINGTON BRIDGE)	1
July 27, 1961	PARKING’S FREE IN KIRKLAND	1
July 27, 1961	THE GULCH (PHOTO OF 108TH AVE LINK TO NORTHRUP WAY)	2
July 27, 1961	COLUCCIO BID LOW ON PIPELINE	1
July 27, 1961	PLENTIFUL WATER FOR EAST SIDE IN FUTURE	6
July 27, 1961	ANGELA ARIES, ALLEN LANG	8
July 27, 1961	CONSTANCE YVONNE PECK, MARVIN DALE BOWEN	8
August 3, 1961	JUNIOR BOOT SHOP – GRAND OPENING	6
August 3, 1961	MR AND MRS GEORGE WEST CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING AT CLUB RECEPTION	8
August 3, 1961	HYDROPLANE BUILDING A CINCH FOR 10-YEAR-OLD (BALDWIN, MIKE)	7
August 3, 1961	NEW RESIDENTS COME FROM SAUDI ARABIA (CHAPMAN, H R)	3
August 3, 1961	PETE OOSTERWYK MAKES HARD WORK AND TRADITION KNOW-HOW COUNT	1
August 3, 1961	WARREN BROWN RETURNS TO FAVORITE JOB IN KIRKLAND	5
August 3, 1961	WHAT DOES A LIFEGUARD DO WHEN NOT LIFEGUARDING (LARSON, JUDY)	5
August 3, 1961	CIVIC CENTER FUTURE TO BE PLANNING COMMISSION TOPIC	1
August 3, 1961	POST OFFICE CONTRACT AWARDED TO SEATTLE FIRM	1
August 3, 1961	MEN’S STORE SETS OPENING (SEAMEN’S OUTFITTING)	5
August 3, 1961	ANNEXATION MOVE CONTINUES	1
August 3, 1961	ANTI-ANNEXATION MOVE STARTED ON ROSE HILL	1
August 3, 1961	CHERRY CREST THREATENS NEW CITY	1
August 3, 1961	PETITION CALLS FOR HOUGHTON-KIRKLAND MERGER VOTE	1
August 3, 1961	NEW SCHOOL PLAN GIVEN STATE OK	1
August 3, 1961	POLIO CLINIC TO BE HELD IN KIRKLAND	7
August 3, 1961	FIRM TO DEVELOP INSTRUMENTS FOR OCEAN EXPLORATION (OCEANIC INSTR.	1
August 3, 1961	FIRM TO DEVELOP INSTRUMENTS FOR OCEAN EXPLORATION (OCEANIC INSTR.	1
August 3, 1961	MCGUIRE, GLENN	6
August 3, 1961	SULLIVAN, MARK	3
August 3, 1961	WITTENMEYER, ARTHUR LEIGH	3
August 3, 1961	WONNOCOTT, ELSIE MAUDE	10
August 3, 1961	KIRKLAND MARINERS TAKE SHIP CRUISE (PHOTOS)	6
August 3, 1961	POST OFFICE CONTRACT AWARDED TO SEATTLE FIRM	1
August 3, 1961	JO ANNE (GUNDERSON) UPSET IN TOURNAMENT	2
August 3, 1961	COUNCILMEN WOULD BUILD EVEREST PARK	1
August 3, 1961	NEW ROUTE INTO CITY STUDIED BY STATE	2
August 3, 1961	TWO MORE LANES TO OPEN (RENTON-KIRKLAND FREEWAY)	2
August 3, 1961	METRO TRUNK CAN HANDLE ENTIRE AREA	1
August 3, 1961	WATER ASSESSMENTS LOWERED	1
August 10, 1961	COUNTY SEEKS OPINIONS ON MARYMOOR PLAN	1
August 10, 1961	ADVICE IS GOAL OF ART GROUP	1
August 10, 1961	KIRKLAND LAD PIONEERS STATE YOUTH CORPS (OLSON, BRUCE)	2
August 10, 1961	LW TEACHER TAKES VAGUE POSITION IN PHILIPPINES (REUTER, HAZEL)	2
August 10, 1961	PARTIES MEAN FUN, DECORATIONS A CHALLENGE (WOLFE, ROSE)	3
August 10, 1961	THREE USE SAME CANDLE ON BIRTHDAY (SCHOURUP)	1
August 10, 1961	BRIDLE TRAILS FOES MEET – STUDY GROUP SET UP	1
August 10, 1961	TAYLOR DENIES COLLEGE SITE RUMORS HERE	2
August 10, 1961	COUNCIL TO BE JUDGE OF CENTER’S FUTURE	1
August 10, 1961	FIREHALL COMPLETED	12
August 10, 1961	PLANNING COMMISSION SAYS: GO SLOWER ON CIVIC CENTER	1
August 10, 1961	ANNEXATIONS FALTER AGAIN	1
August 10, 1961	BRIDLE TRAILS FOES MEET – STUDY GROUP SET UP	1
August 10, 1961	SCHOOL TV SYSTEM PROPOSED	10
August 10, 1961	HELEN MARIE IVERSON, GEOFFREY D ARMSTRONG	8
August 10, 1961	JONLEE REPIR, GARY L STUBENRAUCH	8
August 10, 1961	MARLENE ELDUEN, ROB AVERY	8
August 10, 1961	NANCY DUDLEY ALLEN, GRANT SILVERNALE JR	8
August 10, 1961	PHOTOS OF PIGEON RESCUE (GILBERT, TOMMY)	1
August 10, 1961	FIREHALL COMPLETED	12
August 10, 1961	COUNCIL BYPASSES ORDINANCE (PEDDLER’S LICENSE)	2
August 10, 1961	COUNCIL TO BE JUDGE OF CENTER’S FUTURE	1
August 10, 1961	KIRKLAND PRISONER ESCAPES, RECAPTURED NEAR JUANITA (BENJAMIN, DAN	2
August 10, 1961	TWELVE CASES OF BEER TAKEN	1
August 10, 1961	AT LIBRARY: HOUGHTON GOES NUTS OVER BUGS	12
August 10, 1961	LEE, OLE ANDREAS	2
August 10, 1961	RADKE, ANNE CAROLINE	2
August 10, 1961	PTA SCHOOL OF INSTRUCTION FOR OFFICERS AND CHAIRMEN TO BE HELD	8
August 10, 1961	TOWN TEAM INVITED TO STATE TOURNAMENT	1
August 10, 1961	KIRKLAND’S BASEBALL PARK RATED AMONG BEST IN U.S.	4
August 10, 1961	PLANS GROUP CALLS FOR “EQUAL OR BETTER” BALL PARK	4
August 10, 1961	CITY ENDS COLLECTING HABITS OF EMPLOYEE (PARKING METERS)	1
August 10, 1961	JOAN WARNER, DONALD WALTER	8
August 17, 1961	SHOP IN KIRKLAND (PHOTOS)	6
August 17, 1961	BEAUTY CONTESTANT (MACARTHUR, HONIE)	8
August 17, 1961	CAN’T SPONGE ALL MY LIFE SMILE JO ANNE (GUNDERSON)	5
August 17, 1961	GIRL LIFEGUARD, 16, SAVES INJURED LAD FROM DROWNING (LONGHOM, D)	5
August 17, 1961	KIRKLAND LASS WORKS AS EARLY MORNING COFFEE GAL (PULLMAN, RENEE)	1
August 17, 1961	TOTAL ELECTRIC PATIO PARTIES ARE POPULAR (HEISDORF / RAUDEBAUGH)	9
August 17, 1961	BRIDLE TRAILS SCENE QUIET: MOVES AWAITED	1
August 17, 1961	BOAT HAVEN (SKETCH OF LAKE WASHINGTON MARINA PARK – PROPOSED)	2
August 17, 1961	INDUSTRIAL PARK PLANNED NORTHEAST OF KIRKLAND	1
August 17, 1961	NEW VETERINARY FACILITY (SKETCH OF PACIFIC VETERINARY HOSPITAL)	2
August 17, 1961	NEW UNION OIL OPENS AT ROSE HILL	10
August 17, 1961	TWO BARBERS OPEN LAKEVIEW SHOP	10
August 17, 1961	UGN DRIVE OPENING, GOAL SET	6
August 17, 1961	600 SIGN PETITION OPPOSING ROSE HILL ANNEXATION MOVE	1
August 17, 1961	BOAT HAVEN (SKETCH OF LAKE WASHINGTON MARINA PARK – PROPOSED)	2
August 17, 1961	CITY ‘OBLIGATED’ TO SEEK ANNEXATIONS	1
August 17, 1961	EAST SIDE’S FUTURE BRIGHT, SAYS STATE COMMERCE CHIEF	12
August 17, 1961	EAST SIDE MAY SUPPORT TWO JUNIOR COLLEGES	1
August 17, 1961	REGISTRATION TO BEGIN AUG 22 FOR NEW PUPILS	2
August 17, 1961	CONFUSION RESULTS OVER HOUGHTON BUILDING PERMIT	1
August 17, 1961	INDUSTRIAL PARK PLANNED NORTHEAST OF KIRKLAND	1
August 17, 1961	GO-AHEAD ANNOUNCED FOR LAKE WASHINGTON MARINA AT SHIPYARDS	1
August 17, 1961	KIRKLAND YOUTHS HEIST WRONG BATTERY	2
August 17, 1961	THREE CHARGED WITH BEER BURGLARY	10
August 17, 1961	EVEREST, LUCILLE	1
August 17, 1961	FLETCHER, JOHN	7
August 17, 1961	JOHNSEN, HAROLD	3
August 17, 1961	LISLE, SANDRA JO	7
August 17, 1961	SHERBECK, ERNEST H	3
August 17, 1961	CAMP FIRE GIRLS TO HAVE WEEK AT FLYING HORSESHOE	9
August 17, 1961	JO ANNE GUNDERSON WINS TRANS-MISSISSIPPI MATCH	4
August 17, 1961	KIRKLAND EAGLES WIN SECOND PLACE IN STATE BASEBALL TOURNAMENT	4
August 17, 1961	LOCAL YOUTHS WIN RIFLE CHAMPIONSHIP	4
August 17, 1961	CHURCH SURVEY DISCOVERS MANY WOULD-BE MEMBERS	5
August 17, 1961	NEW PASTOR TO SERVE TWO SDA CHURCHES (BETZ, ELDER CHARLES)	3
August 17, 1961	600 SIGN PETITION OPPOSING ROSE HILL ANNEXATION MOVE	1
August 17, 1961	BOAT HAVEN (SKETCH OF LAKE WASHINGTON MARINA PARK – PROPOSED)	2
August 17, 1961	GO-AHEAD ANNOUNCED FOR LAKE WASHINGTON MARINA AT SHIPYARDS	1
August 17, 1961	LINDA MARIE HOSKINS, THOMAS E CHRISTIANSEN	7
August 17, 1961	NANCY ASKEW, ALAN WENTZEL	8
August 17, 1961	SHIRLEY BARKLEY, RALPH SPENCER	8
August 24, 1961	ENGELKES TO CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY AT RECEPTION FOR FAMILY	9
August 24, 1961	ADOPTED DAUGHTER COMES FROM KOREA … (KING, JOANN SUE)	1
August 24, 1961	BOB ELVES AND WIFE HAVE PREDICTABLE PROBLEM	6
August 24, 1961	FORMER STUDENT JOINS FACULTY AT SDA SCHOOL (OLCUTT, MARK)	1
August 24, 1961	JOURNAL CARRIER HITS JACKPOT WITH SUBSCRIPTIONS (MORGAN, MIKE)	12
August 24, 1961	MRS PARROTT PENS BUFFET COOK BOOK	8
August 24, 1961	PEOPLE LIKE IT, WE LIKE IT SAYS NEW DISTRICT TEACHER (MCCLEERY)	1
August 24, 1961	HORSES KEEP OFF, SCHOOL GROUP WARNS	5
August 24, 1961	SCHOOL DIRECTORS HUDDLE OVER NEW SCHOOL SITES	5
August 24, 1961	CITY OPENS THREE BIDS TO DEVELOP CIVIC CENTER	1
August 24, 1961	LANDOWNERS EAST OF CIVIC CENTER TOLD BY JOURNAL	5
August 24, 1961	ANNEXATION REVIEW BOARD SET TO PROTECT BOTH SIDES	2
August 24, 1961	FIVE CORNERS ANNEXATION TO BE AIRED	1
August 24, 1961	KIRKLAND TO AUCTION UNUSED ACREAGE	1
August 24, 1961	NEW PROBLEMS REVEALED FOR ROSE HILL’S INVOLVED SWEEPSTAKES	1
August 24, 1961	62 NEW TEACHERS TO JOIN LAKE WASHINGTON SCHOOL DISTRICT FORCE	2
August 24, 1961	PUPILS TO PAY CASH FOR LUNCHES	12
August 24, 1961	ROSEMARY ANN BELMONT, JAMES MICHAEL MCAULIFFE	8
August 24, 1961	KIRKLAND TO AUCTION UNUSED ACREAGE	1
August 24, 1961	COURT RESTRAINS FLUORIDATION	1
August 24, 1961	COURT RESTRAINS FLUORIDATION	1
August 24, 1961	RIFE, EDBERT L	10
August 24, 1961	MRS PARROTT PENS BUFFET COOK BOOK	8
August 24, 1961	KIRKLAND TO AUCTION UNUSED ACREAGE	1
August 24, 1961	LANDOWNERS EAST OF CIVIC CENTER TOLD BY JOURNAL	5
August 24, 1961	JO ANNE (GUNDERSON) UPSET DEFENDING NATIONAL AMATEUR CROWN	4
August 24, 1961	MAXINE (CONOVER) BEATS MARILYN (BURLEY) PEDALS OFF FOR NATIONALS	4
August 24, 1961	SOMETHING NEW IN SUNDAY SCHOOL ANNOUNCED HERE	6
August 24, 1961	NEW PROBLEMS REVEALED FOR ROSE HILL’S INVOLVED SWEEPSTAKES	1
August 24, 1961	$90500 EARMARKED FOR ROADS	1
August 24, 1961	ANGLE PARKING OPPOSED HERE	4
August 24, 1961	CONTRACT ROAD MATERIAL BUYING PAYS OFF FOR COUNTY: WALLACE	6
August 24, 1961	KIRKLAND BRIGADE WINS NORTHWEST CHAMPIONSHIP (SOFTBALL)	4
August 24, 1961	PAVING 132ND AVE SLATED SOON	3
August 24, 1961	HELEN HURN, MAINE TONKIN	8
August 24, 1961	JUDITH BARTOS, CHESTER GREEN	8
August 31, 1961	BACKGROUND FACTS OF MARYMOOR FARM PARK PROPOSAL TOLD	6
August 31, 1961	COUPLE TO OBSERVE 50TH DATE AT HOME RECEPTION (WOOD, FRANKLIN)	12
August 31, 1961	BILL SNORTS AT STINKPOTS, BUILDS ONLY SAILBOATS (BUCHAN, BILL)	4
August 31, 1961	COUPLE RECALLS EARLY DAYS IN KIRKLAND (MORELAN, CHARLES)	1
August 31, 1961	IT’S BACK TO SCHOOL FOR MOTHER OF FOUR (HOOPS, MRS WILLIAM)	1
August 31, 1961	TUTTLE (HIRAM) NAMED STATE GUARD PRESIDENT	1
August 31, 1961	EWING REPORTS NEW BUILDING REQUIREMENT	3
August 31, 1961	CIVIC CENTER DEVELOPER MAY BE RECOMMENDED	1
August 31, 1961	NEW POST OFFICE (SKETCH)	6
August 31, 1961	PHOTO OF POST OFFICE GROUND-BREAKING	1
August 31, 1961	LUMBER YARD HAS NEW OWNER AND NAME (JUANITA LUMBER – LUOMA)	9
August 31, 1961	OPERATION GOOD NEIGHBOR STARTS HERE	3
August 31, 1961	CAMELOT SETS EAST SIDE DEVELOPMENT PRECEDENT	1
August 31, 1961	MAYOR TELLS ADVANTAGES OF KIRKLAND ANNEXATION	2
August 31, 1961	PLAT BUILDING MAY START NEXT SPRING	1
August 31, 1961	LAKE WASHINGTON SCHOOLS EXPECT 6500 STUDENTS ON OPENING DAY	1
August 31, 1961	NEW TEACHERS WILL BE WELCOMED TO LAKE WASHINGTON SCHOOL DISTRICT	7
August 31, 1961	SCHOOL LUNCHROOMS EXPECT TO FEED OVER 2000	12
August 31, 1961	VICKI SIMMONS, BILL AYLSWORTH	8
August 31, 1961	‘WOODMAN, SPARE THAT TREE’ (TREE IN 109TH AVE NE)	2
August 31, 1961	COUPLE RECALLS EARLY DAYS IN KIRKLAND (MORELAN, CHARLES)	1
August 31, 1961	‘WOODMAN, SPARE THAT TREE’ (TREE IN 109TH AVE NE)	2
August 31, 1961	PATROLMAN EXAMS TOLD FOR CITY	1
August 31, 1961	JUANITA MARINERS ENTERTAIN CANADIAN GIRLS DURING VISIT	8
August 31, 1961	KIRKLAND EXPLORERS ASSAULT OLYMPIC PEAKS ON WEEK LONG TRIP	5
August 31, 1961	NEW POST OFFICE (SKETCH)	6
August 31, 1961	PHOTO OF POST OFFICE GROUND-BREAKING	1
August 31, 1961	SEVEN APPLY FOR KIRKLAND POSTMASTER	3
August 31, 1961	KIRKLAND, HOUGHTON PARCELS TO BE SOLD FOR TAXES	6
August 31, 1961	KIRKLAND EXPLORERS ASSAULT OLYMPIC PEAKS ON WEEK LONG TRIP	5
August 31, 1961	BUS RATES GO UP SEPT 17	1
August 31, 1961	IMPROVING 114TH AVE DISCUSSED BY COUNCIL	1
August 31, 1961	TWO YEAR “NO DEATH” CERTIFICATE AWARDED KIRKLAND OFFICIALS	5
September 7, 1961	JEAN BANKSON STARTS NEIGHBORLY WELCOME WAGON SERVICE HERE	10
September 7, 1961	OWNER LOOKING FOR GOOD HOME FOR PET POOCH ‘LUCY’ (CASE, E WARREN)	10
September 7, 1961	PRETTY EXCHANGE STUDENT ARRIVES FROM GUATEMALA CITY (PUJOL, MARIA	1
September 7, 1961	“CRAZY DAYS” SALE SLATED BY MERCHANTS FOR SEPT 20-23	10
September 7, 1961	SEWER WORK MAY TOPPLE KIRKLAND’S GROWTH HURDLE	2
September 7, 1961	ATTITUDE, ATMOSPHERE, SELLS NEW TEACHERS ON THIS DISTRICT	5
September 7, 1961	CITIZEN COUNCIL TO STUDY MERIT PAY FOR TEACHERS	2
September 7, 1961	ENROLLMENT UP 6% HERE	1
September 7, 1961	PUPILS SHOULD BE TAUGHT WORLD’S COMPETING IDEOLOGIES	1
September 7, 1961	KIRKLAND’S FIREMEN CHASE SMOKE	6
September 7, 1961	SUMMER FIRES FEW IN DISTRICT 41, CHIEF GOLLOFON SAYS	10
September 7, 1961	KIRKLAND’S BUDGET TO BE ADOPTED AT SEPT 11 MEET	1
September 7, 1961	WHERE THE MONEY COMES FROM AND WHERE IT GOES (CHART)	1
September 7, 1961	JOHNSON LAYS PLANS TO PUT HOUGHTON ON CASH BASIS IN ’62	1
September 7, 1961	FIRE ENGINES OR FINE READING; PROGRAM SUCCESS REASONS UNCERTAIN	6
September 7, 1961	POOL, TRESSIE JENNIE	2
September 7, 1961	HARMONIZING SONGSTERS IMPOSE GAG RULE FOR SPECIAL MEETING	6
September 7, 1961	AGREEMENT FOUND ON VOTER REDISTRICTING	5
September 7, 1961	PHOTOS OF FOOTBALL PRACTICE	4
September 7, 1961	MANY SUBURBANITES ARE “DRIFTERS” SAYS KIRKLAND’S FATHER HAYMAN	1
September 7, 1961	TONY FONTANE TO BE GUEST OF NAZARENES	9
September 7, 1961	MANY SUBURBANITES ARE “DRIFTERS” SAYS KIRKLAND’S FATHER HAYMAN	1
September 7, 1961	STATE STARTS RAMP SITE PURCHASE	1
September 7, 1961	SEWER WORK MAY TOPPLE KIRKLAND’S GROWTH HURDLE	2
September 7, 1961	ELIZABETH ANN WIESEN, JOHN WESLEY WEAVER JR	8
September 7, 1961	HELEN IVERSON, GEOFFREY D ARMSTRONG	8
September 7, 1961	VIRGINIA WHITE, GARY MCLAIN	7
September 14, 1961	SHOP IN KIRKLAND (PHOTOS)	6
September 14, 1961	CELLAR GALLERY FEATURES WORK OF FIVE ARTISTS	8
September 14, 1961	SPORTS MAJOR EARNS HIGH CHURCH AWARD (HAGLUND, GEORGE)	1
September 14, 1961	SHOPPING CENTER PROPOSAL ACCEPTED FOR KIRKLAND CIVIC CENTER	1
September 14, 1961	CLASSROOMS WILL BE DOUBLED, COST TO APPROACH $11 MILLION BY 1970	1
September 14, 1961	SHOPPING CENTER PROPOSAL ACCEPTED FOR KIRKLAND CIVIC CENTER	1
September 14, 1961	UNITARIANS IN NEW HOME	12
September 14, 1961	SCHOOL ENROLLMENT BULGE NO SURPRISE TO DISTRICT	1
September 14, 1961	BLAZE THREATENS DRY WOODS (PHOTO)	2
September 14, 1961	BUDGET MEETS DEPARTMENT REQUESTS, MAYOR BAGGALEY SAYS	2
September 14, 1961	HOUGHTON ADOPTS PRELIMINARY BUDGET	2
September 14, 1961	PATROLMAN LIKES TO ISSUE DRIVERS LICENSES IN KIRKLAND (MECHER, J)	1
September 14, 1961	ROBBERS TAKE $1500 FROM TAVERN HERE	1
September 14, 1961	BELL, CHARLES HARLOW	2
September 14, 1961	GIBSON, REV FRANCIS MARTIN	6
September 14, 1961	O’HARA, GEORGE S	3
September 14, 1961	JOURNAL AIMS FOR IMPROVEMENT	6
September 14, 1961	EAST, WEST HALVES OF STREET DIVIDED ON PAVING ISSUE	2
September 14, 1961	‘DUMP’ CONDITIONS SPARK COMPLAINTS	1
September 14, 1961	BARBARA CAROL BERGEVIN, GARY LOREN BERGERON	9
September 14, 1961	WANDA JOYCE BARKER, DALE L PUGSLEY	8
September 21, 1961	PLANT TO EXPAND IF AGRICULTURAL USE IS FOUND (VERMICULITE)	10
September 21, 1961	COUPLE CLAIMS WORK IS SECRET OF LONG MARRIAGE (BROWN, CHESTER)	6
September 21, 1961	COUPLE TO OBSERVE SILVER DATE (ENGSTROM, C P)	8
September 21, 1961	COACHING OR COUNSELING, HUNTER MOCK GUIDES YOUTH TOWARD GOALS	1
September 21, 1961	CONNIE (LOESBY) TO SING AT CARNEGIE HALL	12
September 21, 1961	REMARKABLE IS WORD FOR 4-LEGGED MEMBERS OF BERT MCLAUGHLIN FAMILY	10
September 21, 1961	ROSE HILL COUPLE RETURN FROM TOUR OF COUNTRIES (KELLER, LOUIS R)	12
September 21, 1961	YOUTH, 19, SPENDS LONELY SUMMER ON MOUNTAIN	6
September 21, 1961	COTTAGE LAKE CHURCH PLANS WILL BE SHOWN	9
September 21, 1961	AUTO CRASH TAKES LIFE OF SEATTLEITE (HERTZLER, ROBERT L)	1
September 21, 1961	ANNEXATION IS FACTOR IN EXTENDING SEWER LINE	1
September 21, 1961	SCHOOL DISTRICT MAY FACE 114,000 POPULATION BY 1985, STUDY SHOWS	2
September 21, 1961	NEW FIRETRUCK WOULD IMPROVE CITY’S RATING	2
September 21, 1961	CITY’S SURPLUS PROPERTIES TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION	1
September 21, 1961	3-MAN COMMISSION SET FOR HOUGHTON	7
September 21, 1961	PLANT TO EXPAND IF AGRICULTURAL USE IS FOUND (VERMICULITE)	10
September 21, 1961	ALMOST ENTIRE POLICE FORCE RESIGNS AT REQUEST OF CHIEF	1
September 21, 1961	BROWN, HELEN GOFF	5
September 21, 1961	CONNER, CHESTER W	2
September 21, 1961	DIERS, VERNON W	5
September 21, 1961	FOSTER, RAYMOND H	1
September 21, 1961	RUSICH, STEVE	5
September 21, 1961	TRENT, GLADYS B	3
September 21, 1961	NEW ACCESS ROUTE DUE TO CONFAB	1
September 21, 1961	ANNEXATION IS FACTOR IN EXTENDING SEWER LINE	1
September 21, 1961	CAROL SMETANA, MARVIN JOHN PETERSEN	8
September 21, 1961	ELATA HOFSTETTER, MELVIN BURGESS	9
September 21, 1961	JOAN E MCKIM, MARVIN F GRAY	9
September 21, 1961	JUDITH KOUTONEN, SAMUEL WINES	8
September 28, 1961	GREENBELTS SUGGESTED TO PROTECT	3
September 28, 1961	CHILDREN MEET THEIR FAVORITE AUTHOR IN PERSON (KIRSTEN, RUDOLF)	7
September 28, 1961	BRIDLE TRAILS HEARING POSTPONED	5
September 28, 1961	NEW FIREHALL OPENS (PHOTO)	1
September 28, 1961	PARK BOARD OPPOSES CENTER DEVELOPMENT; NO PLAN TO REPLACE FACILITIES	1
September 28, 1961	CAMELOT PARK TO BE HALTED; THIS TIME BY OWNERS	1
September 28, 1961	CLUB TO SEEK CITY FALLOUT SHELTERS	1
September 28, 1961	CAMELOT PARK TO BE HALTED; THIS TIME BY OWNERS	1
September 28, 1961	FIVE CORNERS CLUB UNHAPPY, NAMES OWN ANNEXATION REPRESENTATIVE	1
September 28, 1961	HOUGHTON COUNCIL STANDS FIRM, DENIES WOLFE’S REZONE	1
September 28, 1961	PLANS COMMISSION TO STUDY ANNEXATION ZONING PROBLEMS	1
September 28, 1961	ADULT ENROLLMENT AT PEAK	9
September 28, 1961	SCIENCE BOOKS ADDED TO SCHOOL LIBRARIES	14
September 28, 1961	JUDITH LUCILLE LARSON, RENALD J ENEY	10
September 28, 1961	MARCELLA CLEO EDWARDS, BUD PERRIGO	10
September 28, 1961	NEW FIREHALL OPENS (PHOTO)	1
September 28, 1961	VOLUNTEER FIREMEN TO SHOW OFF NEW HOME AT DEDICATION SAT.	1
September 28, 1961	HOUGHTON COUNCIL STANDS FIRM, DENIES WOLFE’S REZONE	1
September 28, 1961	POLICE EXAM OUTCOME TO BE KNOWN	1
September 28, 1961	KIRKLAND ENLISTMENTS HOLD STEADY	9
September 28, 1961	COSAND, MARGARET JEANNE	3
September 28, 1961	DAVIES, HERBERT	2
September 28, 1961	JOHNSON, HAROLD	1
September 28, 1961	MACKINNON, HUGH	11
September 28, 1961	PRESTON, KATHERINE MARGUERITE	11
September 28, 1961	REINE, OTTO	5
September 28, 1961	STAUFFER, DENNIS JOE	3
September 28, 1961	BOTHELL NOW THIRD GROUP TO JOIN VFW	6
September 28, 1961	PLUG THE SCUPPERS (PHOTOS OF LAUNCHING OF ‘ANNE MATHEA’	1
September 28, 1961	EAST AND WEST HALVES OF STREET STILL DIVIDES	2
September 28, 1961	BONNIE MAE TARP, DONALD CANDEE	8
September 28, 1961	JANICE EVELYN ARMSTRONG, GRANT DONALD MAYER	8
September 28, 1961	KAY V HANSEN, DONALD E DICKEY	10
September 28, 1961	NANCY DUDLEY ALLEN, GRANT J SILVERNALE JR	8
October 5, 1961	ARTISTS INVITED TO ENTER GALLERY DRAWING SHOW	8
October 5, 1961	LANGUAGE NO BARRIER TO WELCOME AWAITING SISTER (KOSTENBADER)	9
October 5, 1961	‘PERK’ GRIFFITHS WINS FOOTBALL CONTEST FOR SECOND WEEK	1
October 5, 1961	ROSE HILL MAN SEEKS DISCLOSURE OF REASONS FOR ANNEXATION (LOGAN, L)	1
October 5, 1961	KIRKLAND SECOND IN UGN	2
October 5, 1961	SCHOOL DISTRICT SEEKING BOMB SURVIVAL PLAN	1
October 5, 1961	ROSE HILL MAN SEEKS DISCLOSURE OF REASONS FOR ANNEXATION (LOGAN, L)	1
October 5, 1961	COUNCIL STAFF NAMED AT LW HIGH SCHOOL	6
October 5, 1961	SCHOOL DISTRICT SEEKING BOMB SURVIVAL PLAN	1
October 5, 1961	SCHOOL MUSICIANS (PHOTO)	10
October 5, 1961	TWO SENIORS PLACE FOR NATIONAL SCHOLARSHIP (LEBENS / SCHARF)	2
October 5, 1961	EARLY MORNING FIRE DESTROYS JUANITA HOME (MACDONALD, DUNCAN)	1
October 5, 1961	TOWN INSTALLS SAFETY BELTS (IN HOUGHTON FIRE TRUCKS)	5
October 5, 1961	JOHNSON SAYS CITY TO AIM FOR CHEAPER FIRE INSURANCE	2
October 5, 1961	RABIES INFECTION SPREAD FEARED FROM INFECTED BATS	8
October 5, 1961	TOWN INSTALLS SAFETY BELTS (IN HOUGHTON FIRE TRUCKS)	5
October 5, 1961	EARLY MORNING FIRE DESTROYS JUANITA HOME (MACDONALD, DUNCAN)	1
October 5, 1961	CLEM REYNOLDS HINTS DISCLOSURES AS HE RESIGNS POLICE DEPARTMENT	1
October 5, 1961	NEW POLICE HIRED FOR KIRKLAND FORCE	2
October 5, 1961	FAUCETT, KATHERINE C	3
October 5, 1961	HARMANSON, NELS	3
October 5, 1961	PEARCE, HAROLD	3
October 5, 1961	KIRKLAND PEE WEES (PHOTO)	5
October 5, 1961	LITTLE LEAGUE (FOOTBALL PHOTO)	5
October 5, 1961	TRANSFER OF LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL FIELD TO EVEREST PARK UNDERWAY	1
October 5, 1961	MARYMOOR ACTION MAY DECIDE COUNTY PARK BUYING POLICY	1
October 5, 1961	TRANSFER OF LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL FIELD TO EVEREST PARK UNDERWAY	1
October 5, 1961	ROSE HILL MAN SEEKS DISCLOSURE OF REASONS FOR ANNEXATION (LOGAN, L)	1
October 5, 1961	NE 124TH ST MAY BE MAJOR EAST-WEST ROUTE	8
October 5, 1961	NEW LOCATION PLANNED FOR CITY’S REDMOND HIGHWAY APPROACH	1
October 5, 1961	HIGH WINDS FELT ALONG WATERFRONT (PHOTOS)	8
October 5, 1961	DONNA RAE BURNETT, DAVID WALLACE	7
October 12, 1961	ART COMMISSION PETITIONS AND ORDINANCE OFFERED	1
October 12, 1961	(ROGER) CROSS NAMED TOP RIFLEMAN IN GERMANY	12
October 12, 1961	ADVISORY COUNCIL WANTS TO KEEP 10 YEAR SCHOOL BUILDING BONDS	7
October 12, 1961	PROS AND CONS OF CIVIC CENTER GIVEN	1
October 12, 1961	BELFAIR MAN DROWNS OFF KIRKLAND SHORE WEDNESDAY (BEARD, JOHN)	1
October 12, 1961	KIRKLAND ON TOP FOR COUNTY UGN	3
October 12, 1961	ANNEXATION ELECTION DECISION POSTPONED UNTIL AT LEAST OCT 16	6
October 12, 1961	SCHOOL DISTRICT PLANS TO SPEND $5 MILLION	9
October 12, 1961	ELLEN BAILEY, TOM MCGRATH	8
October 12, 1961	ANNEXATION WON’T HURT FIRE DISTRICT	1
October 12, 1961	GOLLOFON SUSPENDED FROM FD 41	1
October 12, 1961	ART COMMISSION PETITIONS AND ORDINANCE OFFERED	1
October 12, 1961	CITY OPERATIONS MAY COST $136 PER HEAD IN 1962	9
October 12, 1961	CHRISTMAS DECOR PLANS UNDERWAY	1
October 12, 1961	HOUGHTON COUNCILMEN APPROVE $20,000 IN BONDS TO AID BUDGET	1
October 12, 1961	KIRKLAND INDUSTRIAL PARK PLANS MOVING FORWARD NOW	6
October 12, 1961	CARLSON, ERNEST	3
October 12, 1961	ISAKSON, OSCAR	3
October 12, 1961	JOHN HARMON NAMED BIG CHIEF FOR 150 SEATTLE AREA TRIBES (YMCA)	7
October 12, 1961	JOURNAL READERS LIKE PICTURES, NEWS	12
October 12, 1961	JUNIOR TAKES SPOTLIGHT IN REPORTING THE NEWS (VAGUE, MAUREEN)	2
October 12, 1961	TRUCK DRIVER BEATS OFFICIALS TO RIBBON	7
October 12, 1961	FINN HILL SEWER TALKED	6
October 12, 1961	RAINS CAME (PHOTO)	6
October 12, 1961	DIANA GRANT, JACK SODERSTROM	8
October 19, 1961	HIGH TOWERS PROPOSED HERE	5
October 19, 1961	NEW SCHOOL (MODEL OF ROSE HILL ELEMENTARY)	1
October 19, 1961	STREWN WRECKAGE (PHOTOS OF TRAIN WRECK)	1
October 19, 1961	KIRKLAND DEFENSE DIRECTOR NAMED (PAULSON, AL)	1
October 19, 1961	CAMELOT ANNEXATION TO REDMOND OCT 25	1
October 19, 1961	FIVE KIRKLAND AREA REZONES SET FOR HEARING	1
October 19, 1961	KIRKLAND ANNEXATION ELECTION RECOMMENDED BY REVIEW BOARD	1
October 19, 1961	ANNUAL WINS FIRST PLACE (LWHS REVEILLE)	3
October 19, 1961	COLORFUL HOMECOMING DAY PLANNED	1
October 19, 1961	HOUSEWIVES AID BLIND PUPILS IN SCHOOLS	9
October 19, 1961	MEN OUTNUMBER WOMEN AT BIBLE COLLEGE HERE	5
October 19, 1961	SCHOOL BOARD ASKS TAX LEVEL STUDY BY COUNCIL	2
October 19, 1961	WHERE DO YOU LIVE? COMMISSIONERS WORRIED	10
October 19, 1961	COMMUNITY WORKERS NEARING GOAL OF PSYCHIATRIC CLINIC	9
October 19, 1961	PANEL TO DISCUSS PSYCHIATRIC CLINIC BEFORE PTA AREA COUNCIL	12
October 19, 1961	TWO AUTOS TAKEN IN KIRKLAND	1
October 19, 1961	ANNUAL WINS FIRST PLACE (LWHS REVEILLE)	3
October 19, 1961	JOURNAL RATED TOPS IN PHOTOGRAPHY	1
October 19, 1961	STEVE HALE JOINS REAL ESTATE FIRM	10
October 19, 1961	AREA YOUTHS FINISH FIREARM SAFETY CLASS	7
October 19, 1961	FIRST ICE SKATING RINK OPENS SATURDAY	1
October 19, 1961	STREWN WRECKAGE (PHOTOS OF TRAIN WRECK)	1
October 19, 1961	RESIDENT PROTESTS DRAINAGE DITCH	6
October 19, 1961	WATER DISTRICT SEES GROWTH, STUDIES HOW	2
October 19, 1961	KAREN CUYKENDALL, RICHARD JOVAG	8
October 19, 1961	SHARON HAYES, DALE RATHBUN	8
October 26, 1961	CONN FARRAR COMES TO RESCUE OF SECOND HORSE FROM SWAMP	2
October 26, 1961	MARJIE BAUMAN NAMED COLLEGE PAPER EDITOR	7
October 26, 1961	POPULATION SURGE TO WORK FOR MRS CATHCART	1
October 26, 1961	TEENAGER SPENDS MORE TIME AT HOME IN CUBA (CABRERO, EMILIO)	8
October 26, 1961	BRIDLE TRAILS ELECTION STILL IN AIR ANSWER SEEN MONDAY	2
October 26, 1961	BEAUTY SPOT (PHOTO OF ABANDONED FOUNTAIN ON MARKET ST)	2
October 26, 1961	LAYMEN TO CONDUCT FUNDS DRIVE FOR LAKE WASHINGTON METHODISTS	6
October 26, 1961	ROSE HILL BAPTIST CHURCH TO OBSERVE HOMECOMING	6
October 26, 1961	RIDICULOUS DAYS SLATED BY 22 KIRKLAND STORES	1
October 26, 1961	C OF C GROUP TO CONSIDER BEAUTIFICATION	10
October 26, 1961	CHAMBER HONORS WARNER CASE	3
October 26, 1961	AREA UGN HITS 75% OF GOAL	2
October 26, 1961	ADVANCING HORDE (PHOTO OF HALLOWEEN CHILDREN)	1
October 26, 1961	COMMUNISM FOUGHT ON THREE LEVELS IN SCHOOLS	1
October 26, 1961	ACTIVE, UNITED LEADERSHIP NEEDED TO ASSURE GROWTH, EVEREST SAYS	1
October 26, 1961	NEW AREAS MAY NAME COUNCIL; ANNEXATION ELECTION DEC 12	1
October 26, 1961	BIBLE COLLEGE NAMES FACULTY MEMBERS	7
October 26, 1961	COUNSELORS PICKED CAREFULLY	12
October 26, 1961	PHONICS “MIX” USED TO TEACH READING AT LAKE WASHINGTON	12
October 26, 1961	RAIN, DARK, DOES NOT DAMPEN SCHOOL DISTRICTS INQUISITORS AT MEET	12
October 26, 1961	HOME WITH HONORS (PHOTO OF SEA ADELINES)	8
October 26, 1961	HILLTOPPERS GARDEN CLUB TO GIVE SILVER TEA AND ANTIQUE SHOW NOV 2	9
October 26, 1961	ROSE HILL PTA TO REPEAT SCHOOL CARNIVAL	10
October 26, 1961	COMMUNITY SPIRIT AND LABOR INVOLVED IN BUILDING OF ROSE HILL CLUBHOUSE	10
October 26, 1961	POPULATION SURGE TO WORK FOR MRS CATHCART	1
October 26, 1961	ADVANCING HORDE (PHOTO OF HALLOWEEN CHILDREN)	1
October 26, 1961	JUANITA GOBLIN POPULATION ON UPSWING	2
October 26, 1961	HOUGHTON’S NEW TRAFFIC ORDINANCE “SPELLS OUT” REGULATIONS	1
October 26, 1961	BURGLARIES NEW SLIM RETURN	5
October 26, 1961	HOUGHTON’S NEW TRAFFIC ORDINANCE “SPELLS OUT” REGULATIONS	1
October 26, 1961	POLICE RUMOR ERRONEOUS	5
October 26, 1961	ROBBERY HERE CLEARED BY ARREST OF MAN	2
October 26, 1961	STEVENSON DEMANDS DISCLOSURE	1
October 26, 1961	BODEN, NELS	2
October 26, 1961	DIEW, KATHERINE P	3
October 26, 1961	ROSFORD, IRENE LOUELLA	2
October 26, 1961	REASSESSMENT WON FOR NINE ES PARCELS	1
October 26, 1961	COMMUNITY SPIRIT AND LABOR INVOLVED IN BUILDING OF ROSE HILL CLUBHOUSE	10
October 26, 1961	BRIDGE TRAFFIC UP 8 PERCENT	12
October 26, 1961	STATE OKS NEW ROUTE INTO KIRKLAND VIA 2-D HIGHWAY	1
October 26, 1961	BUSINESS OFFICE CHANGE TOLD BY PHONE COMPANY	14
November 2, 1961	FREE! WIN YOUR OWN FALLOUT SHELTER (AD FOR TRADEWELL)	2
November 2, 1961	KIRKLAND ARTIST WINS FIRST PRIZE IN CELLAR GALLERY SHOW (MARTIN, GERL)	1
November 2, 1961	ANNE GLEASON NEVER NETS HEADLINES SO HERE’S ONE	6
November 2, 1961	EXCHANGE STUDENT WRITES OF LIFE IN SWITZERLAND (FALKNER, PAM)	10
November 2, 1961	NO REGRETS, BUT DICK NYQUIST WOULDN’T DO 30 YEARS FOR CITY AGAIN	1
November 2, 1961	BRIDLE TRAILS SEEKS VOTE DATE ANYWAY	1
November 2, 1961	COMMISSIONERS’ BRIDLE TRAILS ACTION COULD CURB INCORPORATION TREND	1
November 2, 1961	JAYCEES HIT FOUNTAIN CRITICISM	3
November 2, 1961	HARTSHORN ADDS COLOR TV SETS	2
November 2, 1961	MERCHANTS TELL OF SALE OUTCOME	3
November 2, 1961	FREE! WIN YOUR OWN FALLOUT SHELTER (AD FOR TRADEWELL)	2
November 2, 1961	COMMISSIONERS’ BRIDLE TRAILS ACTION COULD CURB INCORPORATION TREND	1
November 2, 1961	KIRKLAND’S FUTURE GROWTH TOPS OF TOWN MEETING	1
November 2, 1961	FIRSTGRADERS DISCOVER FUN OF SCATTERING PODS	2
November 2, 1961	JUNIORS USE ARABIAN NIGHTS DECORATIONS FOR PROM	11
November 2, 1961	KIRKLAND JUNIOR HIGH STUDENTS ASK FOR RENEWED EMPHASIS ON CONDUCT	6
November 2, 1961	LAKE WASHINGTON PIONEERS AUTOMATED ACHIEVEMENT TEST SCORING SYSTEM	6
November 2, 1961	KIRKLAND LAKE CLEAN UP MOVE SLOW, NOT STOPPED	2
November 2, 1961	CHESTER GREEN TO HOST MEYDENBAUER CLUB BALL	8
November 2, 1961	BIXBY, ROBERT	2
November 2, 1961	FLOREY, SHIRLEY	2
November 2, 1961	JOHNSON, JOHN ERAK	3
November 2, 1961	NEILSEN, HAROLD	3
November 2, 1961	WHITE, HARVEY	8
November 2, 1961	JUANITA REALTY TO HANDLE NEW LINDA PARK HOMES	10
November 2, 1961	MARYMOOR SHOULD BE FOR PARK SAYS WALLACE	2
November 2, 1961	NORTHLAKE UNITARIAN FELLOWSHIP FORMED FOR KIRKLAND, BOTHELL, REDMOND	11
November 2, 1961	STREET LIGHTS SEEN FOR ROSE HILL	2
November 2, 1961	ZONING QUESTION-ANSWER MEETS SET FOR ROSE HILL	1
November 2, 1961	STREET LIGHTS SEEN FOR ROSE HILL	2
November 2, 1961	MARCELLA EDWARDS, BUD PERRIGO	10
November 2, 1961	PEGGY GRAVES, FRANK GARBARINO	10
November 9, 1961	MAYTAG COIN-O-MATIC LAUNDRY — GRAND OPENING	12
November 9, 1961	RETIRED TEACHER LEAVES WITH MEMORIES OF 1000 PUPILS (CASE, ALICE)	1
November 9, 1961	STUDENT VIOLINIST TO TOUR EUROPE WITH ORCHESTRA	9
November 9, 1961	RADIO TOWER PLANS OK’D	11
November 9, 1961	NEW POST OFFICE (PHOTO)	1
November 9, 1961	YOUTH DIES OF ACCIDENT WITH GUN (MEYER, HAROLD LYNN)	1
November 9, 1961	CHAMBER COMMITTEE TO WORK WITH CITY ON CENTER, PLANNING	1
November 9, 1961	250 TURN OUT FOR KIRKLAND ANNEXATION QUESTION-ANSWER MEET	1
November 9, 1961	ANNEXATION VOTING CLEARED UP, LATE HOUR REGISTRATION SET	2
November 9, 1961	BIGGER VOICE IN LOCAL RULE LISTED AS ADVANTAGE TO ANNEXATION	2
November 9, 1961	FOUR REZONES TO BE HEARD FOR KIRKLAND	6
November 9, 1961	GO SOUTH TO IMPROVE YOUR SPANISH (HANSEN / PILLIARD / SECRIST)	5
November 9, 1961	RETIRED TEACHER LEAVES WITH MEMORIES OF 1000 PUPILS (CASE, ALICE)	1
November 9, 1961	SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISTS ANNOUNCE SCHOOL PROGRAM	12
November 9, 1961	WALT SEABLOOM NAMED REDMOND HIGH PRINCIPAL	1
November 9, 1961	TAR BALL, PADDLEFOOT TO STAR AT MINSTREL SHOW	1
November 9, 1961	FIRE TRUCK PURCHASE APPROVED	1
November 9, 1961	THREE STORY HIGH TREE HOUSE BURNS (BOYCE, JIM)	1
November 9, 1961	CITY OKAYS NO PARKING METERS	1
November 9, 1961	AUTO THEFTS CLEARED HERE	6
November 9, 1961	KIRKLAND MAN CHARGED (HAAS, GLEN W)	2
November 9, 1961	ELSON, VANIA LEROY	3
November 9, 1961	JOHNSON, CAROLINE AMELIA	3
November 9, 1961	MEYER, HAROLD LYNN	1
November 9, 1961	VETERAN GROUP DUTIES, ADVANTAGES TOLD BY LINCOLN KAISER	11
November 9, 1961	48TH DISTRICT DEMOS STRONGEST IN COUNTY, REPUBLICANS TOO!	11
November 9, 1961	DEMO CHIEF WARNS AGAINST REDISTRICTING BATTLE	11
November 9, 1961	NEW POST OFFICE (PHOTO)	1
November 9, 1961	UNUSED CITY PROPERTY AUCTIONED FOR $23000	1
November 9, 1961	KIRKLAND PEE WEES EARN COUNTY FOOTBALL TITLE	4
November 9, 1961	LEE AIMS FOR EAST SIDE WATER BALLETS	4
November 9, 1961	ODE TO A KRUMPLED KANGAROO	4
November 9, 1961	COMMISSION LAYS GROUND FOR ‘NO CHANGE’ HILL ZONING	1
November 9, 1961	NEW GROWTH FOR ROSE HILL (PHOTO OF WATER MAIN)	2
November 9, 1961	CITY OKAYS NO PARKING METERS	1
November 9, 1961	CITY TO RETURN MONEY TO STATE FOR NEW ACCESS	1
November 9, 1961	EAST BRIDGE APPROACH BID OPENING SET	1
November 9, 1961	HEARING DATE SET FOR PROPOSED 114TH AVE NE IMPROVEMENT	14
November 9, 1961	NEW GROWTH FOR ROSE HILL (PHOTO OF WATER MAIN)	2
November 9, 1961	BONNIE KNOWES, TOM BILY	8
November 16, 1961	BIBLE COLLEGE PLANS TWO NE BUILDINGS	1
November 16, 1961	NEW ROSE HILL SCHOOL MAY HOLD SURPRISES FOR PUPIL	2
November 16, 1961	ROSE HILL BAPTIST EXPECTS TO TRIPLE ATTENDANCE	5
November 16, 1961	OVERLAKE ANNEXATION MIGHT HELP REDMOND’S BRIDGE LINK DRIVE	2
November 16, 1961	WATER IS AVAILABLE FRO GROWTH HERE	1
November 16, 1961	CLASSES AT STEWART SCHOOL OPEN	14
November 16, 1961	EVEN KINDERGARDENERS DO ARITHMETIC (NEW MATH)	7
November 16, 1961	GO SLOW ON TEACHER MERIT PAY CITIZEN’S COUNCIL TOLD MONDAY	1
November 16, 1961	NORTHWEST BIBLE COLLEGE ELECTS OFFICERS	3
November 16, 1961	RECOGNITION NOTED FOR PE PROGRAM	4
November 16, 1961	SENIOR CLASS CHOOSES “OUR TOWN” FOR PLAY	14
November 16, 1961	KIWANIANS MIX PAST-PRESENT MERRIMENT HERE (MINSTREL SHOW)	1
November 16, 1961	SWEET ADELINES PREPARE FOR BARBERSHOP PARADE	8
November 16, 1961	COUNCILMAN’S ABSENCE NOTED (SHELTON, MERRILL)	1
November 16, 1961	CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS DUE IN CITY	1
November 16, 1961	CATEGORY TO PERMIT MARINE LAB ON WATER NOT IN HOUGHTON’S ZONING	1
November 16, 1961	HOUGHTON’S FINANCES ‘GOOD’ TREASURER SAYS	1
November 16, 1961	FALK SEES CRIME REPORTING PROGRESS	1
November 16, 1961	OBJECT LESSON VIOLENT, BUT DIRECTLY TO THE POINT	1
November 16, 1961	TINY GIRL VICTIM APPEALS FOR CYSTIC FIBROSIS FUND (JATON, TAMARA)	8
November 16, 1961	DUFF, JOHN TODD	3
November 16, 1961	ROSTERN, ELISA JOSEPHINE	12
November 16, 1961	SCHAFER, JOHN	1
November 16, 1961	BROWNIE GROUP TAKES NUMBER OF FORMER GROUP	10
November 16, 1961	REDISTRICTING WOULD GIVE EAST SIDE EQUAL VOTE IN LEGISLATURE	2
November 16, 1961	KANGAROOS TAKE UNDISPUTED HOLD ON KINGCO TITLE	4
November 16, 1961	WOODS PROMISES POOL ACTION IF-	2
November 16, 1961	METHODISTS START VISITS THIS WEEK	6
November 16, 1961	NAZARENE PASTOR TO HEAD SCHOOL STUDY (PARROTT, LESLIE)	6
November 16, 1961	ROSE HILL PIE (MAP OF PROPOSED ANNEXATIONS)	5
November 16, 1961	114TH AVE IMPROVEMENT APPROVED	1
November 16, 1961	COMMISSION ASKS NO PARKING ZONE	1
November 16, 1961	NEW HOUGHTON LINK WITH2ND LAKE BRIDGE TO BE OPENED	1
November 16, 1961	THE DIP (PHOTO OF HOUGHTON-NORTHRUP HILL)	1
November 16, 1961	TELEPHONE COMPANY OPERATOR RETIRES (CALVIN, MARIAN L)	5
November 16, 1961	WATER IS AVAILABLE FRO GROWTH HERE	1
November 16, 1961	JONLEE C REPIR, GARY L STUBENRAUCH	8
November 23, 1961	ADVENTISTS LAUNCH DRIVE FOR SCHOOL	2
November 23, 1961	CURTAIN TIME SET SATURDAY FOR BARBERSHOP SINGERS	4
November 23, 1961	INTRODUCING YOUR NEIGHBOR – AND SOMEDAY LIFESAVER AND HOMESAVER	6
November 23, 1961	STATE TO BUY HOUGHTON’S BONDS AT 4%	3
November 23, 1961	KIRKLAND OPA OFFICE CLOSES TUESDAY, RECORDS TO GO TO SEATTLE	3
November 30, 1961	DRAMATIC MURAL IS ARTISTS CONCEPT OF WORLD PEACE (STUBNER, MRS FRED)	11
November 30, 1961	HOUGHTON ARTIST SCHEDULES STUDIO OPEN HOUSE HOURS (SAMI (STUBNER))	14
November 30, 1961	BILL DENHOLM NAMED TO ALL STATE GRID SQUAD	2
November 30, 1961	GONZAGA QUARTERBACK (1910) WINS CONTEST (ROBERTS, JOHN A)	1
November 30, 1961	GRANDFATHER AGREES TO FIRST STORE-BOUGHT HAIRCUT IN 15 YRS (STEINBRINK)	1
November 30, 1961	ADVENTISTS PLEDGE MORE MONEY THAN QUOTA FOR SCHOOL EXPANSION	12
November 30, 1961	DRAMATIC MURAL IS ARTISTS CONCEPT OF WORLD PEACE (STUBNER, MRS FRED)	11
November 30, 1961	ADVENTISTS PLEDGE MORE MONEY THAN QUOTA FOR SCHOOL EXPANSION	12
November 30, 1961	ANNEXATION FOES PLAN FACT FINDING	2
November 30, 1961	CLOUD OF UNCERTAINTY HOVERS OVER REDMOND ANNEXATIONS	2
November 30, 1961	COUNCILMAN COUNTERS ANNEXATION ARGUMENTS	1
November 30, 1961	ADULT CLASSES SHOW UNEXPECTED GROWTH IN SCHOOL DISTRICT	4
November 30, 1961	CAST NAMED FOR LAKE WASHINGTON DEC 1-2 SCHOOL PLAY PRODUCTION	5
November 30, 1961	KIRKLAND JUNIOR HIGH STUDENTS DISCOVER SCHOOL RATES HIGH	4
November 30, 1961	NEARLY 18% OF STUDENT BODY MAKES HONOR ROLL	3
November 30, 1961	SCIENCE INTEREST ON UPSWING, AS NEW METHODS USED IN LAKE WASHINGTON	4
November 30, 1961	TEARS FILL EYES OF GIRL AND TEACHER’S HAPPY (PRODUCTION OF ‘OUR TOWN’)	5
November 30, 1961	BARBARA HARDENBROOK, ERNEST JOHN GUILLAME JR	8
November 30, 1961	DARLENE MARIE PERRY, PHILLIP E RENANDO	8
November 30, 1961	CAST NAMED FOR LAKE WASHINGTON DEC 1-2 SCHOOL PLAY PRODUCTION	5
November 30, 1961	COUNCILMAN COUNTERS ANNEXATION ARGUMENTS	1
November 30, 1961	COUNCILMEN TALK ABOUT LEAKS, PARKS, SQUAWKS, ARTS, PAY, TAX AND SALES	7
November 30, 1961	HOLIDAYS AHEAD ANTICIPATED AT CHRISTMAS BAZAARS IN KIRKLAND THIS WEEK	10
November 30, 1961	KIRKLAND DONS CHRISTMAS FINERY TO WELCOME YOU	1
November 30, 1961	COUNCILMAN ABSENT WHEN ROLL CALLED (SHELTON, MERRILL)	7
November 30, 1961	HOUGHTON STOPS THROUGH TRUCKS	1
November 30, 1961	BURGLARS HIT SCHOOLS, TAKE LITTLE	4
November 30, 1961	CROOKS WON’T LAST VERY LONG AT KIRKLAND’S PAPER SHUFFLING POLICE	1
November 30, 1961	EYE DOCTOR OPENS OFFICE IN KIRKLAND (COYLE, DR J TERRANCE)	9
November 30, 1961	DUTCHER, MARY	6
November 30, 1961	KEIFFER, WILLIAM	7
November 30, 1961	QUARLES, POLLY	2
November 30, 1961	SMITH, NAIMA MATHILDA	6
November 30, 1961	STIRMAN, JAMES KEITH	7
November 30, 1961	SYSE, CARRIE	9
November 30, 1961	WOODHAMS, MILDRED NORA	9
November 30, 1961	WRIGHT, IVY	6
November 30, 1961	KIRKLAND RIDERS CORRAL AREA AWARDS AT ANNUAL BANQUET	10
November 30, 1961	HOUGHTON STOPS THROUGH TRUCKS	1
November 30, 1961	NORTHRUP LINK OPENED, NE 53RD, 58TH NOT CLOSED	1
November 30, 1961	SEATTLE FIRM TO BUILD APPROACH	1
November 30, 1961	PEGGY LOU GRAVES, FRANK L GARBARINO	8
December 7, 1961	CELLAR GALLERY TO FEATURE WORKS OF THREE ARTISTS	1
December 7, 1961	SCHOOLS ADOPT CIVIL DEFENSE PLANS TO DUCK AND HIDE OR RUN HOME	1
December 7, 1961	ANNEXATION’S MEANING TOLD BY COUNTY, CITY OFFICIALS	10
December 7, 1961	MAJORITY SATISFIED WITH COUNTY, DECLARE ANNEXATION FOES	10
December 7, 1961	PRO AND CON ARGUMENTS AIRED ON PROPOSED ANNEXATION VOTE DEC 12	1
December 7, 1961	PROPOSED ANNEXATIONS (MAP)	10
December 7, 1961	PROPOSED NEW RURAL ZONING DESIGNED TO NUDGE DESTINY MORE FORCEFULLY	11
December 7, 1961	TYPICAL FAMILY CAN LIVE CHEAPER IN KIRKLAND THAN IN NEARBY COUNTY	10
December 7, 1961	GIRLS OUTNUMBER BOYS AGAIN ON HONOR ROLL	4
December 7, 1961	JUNIOR HIGHS UNDER SCRUTINY	1
December 7, 1961	HONIE BOBETTA MACARTHUR, ROBERT GIES	8
December 7, 1961	JUDITH ANN BURNETT, JOHN WILLIAM KRAUSSER JR	8
December 7, 1961	BETTER FIRE RATING DUE GOLLOFON SAYS	6
December 7, 1961	COUNCIL RELEARNS OLD MAXIM ABOUT HOW YOU CAN’T KEEP PEOPLE HAPPY	5
December 7, 1961	KIRKLAND’S RECORD EXCELLENT	1
December 7, 1961	SANTA COMES TO KIRKLAND, $50 TO BE GIVEN AWAY	1
December 7, 1961	NEW KIRKLAND FIRM TO SHIP COATING (MOISTURE CONTROL OF THE NORTHWEST)	3
December 7, 1961	BURGLARIES LINKED BY FALK TO EAST SIDE CRIME FRATERNITY	7
December 7, 1961	MRS SMITH CAN’T EVEN STEAL TIME TO READ FROM HER RECORD SETTING LIBRARY	1
December 7, 1961	CHAPMAN, ADELBERT ULYSSES	5
December 7, 1961	FOLLAND, MINNIE	6
December 7, 1961	MCCORMACK, IVA MARY	6
December 7, 1961	MURPHY, BERTON	10
December 7, 1961	SCHRIER, JOHN	6
December 7, 1961	NORWAY SONS TO OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY	7
December 7, 1961	MAIL EARLY CAMPAIGN IS LAGGING	1
December 7, 1961	ROSE HILL COMMUNITY CLUB FAVORS ANNEXATION TO CITY	10
December 7, 1961	2-D CALLED DANGEROUS HIGHWAY	3
December 7, 1961	BOMB SHELTERS? (LETTER ABOUT POTHOLES IN STREETS)	2
December 7, 1961	METRO DIRECTOR SEES SEWER BREAKTHROUGH IN 1962	1
December 7, 1961	JUDITH ANN BRISCOTTI, EDMOND PATEE	8
December 14, 1961	HARRY CROW TO TAKE UP WANDERING AFTER 27 YEARS OF CITY SERVICE	1
December 14, 1961	JOB’S DAUGHTER INSTALL (LESETH, JOANNE)	8
December 14, 1961	QUINTO SEES OPPORTUNITY (DEVITIS, QUINTO)	5
December 14, 1961	SWISS FATHER READS JOURNAL ADVERTISING FOR ENJOYMENT (FALKNER, PAM)	7
December 14, 1961	KIRKLAND FIREHALL NOTED AS STANDOUT	5
December 14, 1961	ST LUKE’S PARKING LOT PAVED	8
December 14, 1961	A LUCKY KIRKLAND SHOPPER WILL BE $75 RICHER FRIDAY	1
December 14, 1961	ARCHITECT NAMED C-C PRESIDENT (CUMMINGS, HARRY)	1
December 14, 1961	KIRKLAND’S TEEN CANTEEN SUGGESTED FOR BELLEVUE	4
December 14, 1961	ROSE HILL VOTES EMPHATIC NO ON THREE ANNEXATIONS	1
December 14, 1961	CITIZEN’S ADVISORY COUNCIL NOT TIED TO SCHOOL BOARD	6
December 14, 1961	DROPOUTS AT HIGH SCHOOL OFTEN RETURN	11
December 14, 1961	JUNIOR HIGH SINGERS TO APPEAR OVER TV	10
December 14, 1961	DOROTHY JO MOCK, JAN SLADE OBERG	8
December 14, 1961	LANDMARKS OF CHANGE (PHOTO OF SEEDLING IN OLD GROWTH STUMP)	6
December 14, 1961	HOUGHTON TO HOST FIREMEN	1
December 14, 1961	KIRKLAND FIREHALL NOTED AS STANDOUT	5
December 14, 1961	WHERE’S FIRE? THATAWAY! WHICHAWAY! T’OTHERWAY!	1
December 14, 1961	JOURNAL ASKS OPEN QUESTIONS OF KIRKLAND COUNCIL CANDIDATES	2
December 14, 1961	KIRKLAND FINANCIAL PICTURE BEST IN YEARS SAYS COUNCIL CANDIDATE	1
December 14, 1961	BREATH OF LIFE (PHOTO OF NEW OXYGEN PIPING IN HOSPITAL)	11
December 14, 1961	HOUGHTON COUNCILMEN CONSIDER TRAILERS AT LENGTH WITH INTERRUPTIONS	10
December 14, 1961	HOUGHTON TO HOST FIREMEN	1
December 14, 1961	WATERFRONT DEVELOPMENT (PHOTO OF BULKHEAD WORK)	1
December 14, 1961	JUNIOR HIGH SINGERS TO APPEAR OVER TV	10
December 14, 1961	BORGFORD, ARTHUR ELMER	6
December 14, 1961	BUSROE, MARY CATHRIN	6
December 14, 1961	GILBERT, ARNOLD	6
December 14, 1961	MCNARY, A B	1
December 14, 1961	NAFTZGER, EVA M	1
December 14, 1961	PALEN, FRANK	11
December 14, 1961	REID, DAVID	11
December 14, 1961	TRAPP, BASIL	6
December 14, 1961	ENGINEERS TO FORM GROUP HERE	3
December 14, 1961	ONE CANDIDATE DEFINITELY IN RACE; FOUR SEATS OPEN	6
December 14, 1961	CHANGES TOLD FOR BIBLE COLLEGE NEWSPAPER	14
December 14, 1961	ROSE HILL VOTES EMPHATIC NO ON THREE ANNEXATIONS	1
December 14, 1961	SIX YEAR STREET PLAN TO BE AIRED DEC 18	1
December 14, 1961	BIG PIPE (PHOTO)	5
December 14, 1961	SMOKING DOWNSPOUTS MAY LEAD TO DEATH OF BAN	1
December 14, 1961	DADDY, SNOW!	1
December 14, 1961	NAOMALEE SWIGART, THOMAS ENDRES	8
December 21, 1961	JOHN DANZ THEATRE – GRAND OPENING	6
December 21, 1961	KIRKLAND GIRL TO SING ON TV (BECKLUND, LINDA)	8
December 21, 1961	‘LET GEORGE DO IT” ATTITUDE GAINING GROUND IN USA (BREWER, JOHN)	1
December 21, 1961	COURT RESURRECTS BRIDLE TRAILS CITY MOVE	11
December 21, 1961	PRICE SET ON CIVIC CENTER; LIBRARY TALKS OF NEW BUILDING AT CITY COUNCIL	7
December 21, 1961	EPISCOPALIANS PLAN EXPANSION	11
December 21, 1961	LUCKY KIRKLAND SHOPPER TO WIN $100 FRIDAY EVE	1
December 21, 1961	THEATER BUSINESS IS GOOD BUSINESS, ESPECIALLY ON EAST SIDE	13
December 21, 1961	SILVERNALE NAMED CITY’S DIMES CHIEF	5
December 21, 1961	STUDENTS HERE PROVIDE TOYS THROUGH JUNIOR RED CROSS	6
December 21, 1961	PARENTS BACK CONTINUING STRUGGLE TO PREPARE HANDICAPPED CHILDREN	11
December 21, 1961	HOW TO HANDLE ‘HOT’ ISSUES STUDIED	1
December 21, 1961	PAMELA LYNCH, BERNARD LEVINTHAL	8
December 21, 1961	THEATER BUSINESS IS GOOD BUSINESS, ESPECIALLY ON EAST SIDE	13
December 21, 1961	THAT BIRD IS BUGGING HIM AGAIN (HENDRY, JAMES)	1
December 21, 1961	PRICE SET ON CIVIC CENTER; LIBRARY TALKS OF NEW BUILDING AT CITY COUNCIL	7
December 21, 1961	CHRISTMAS TRAIL SPONSORS DECORATE REST SHELTER TO SET EXAMPLE	1
December 21, 1961	SANTA HARD PUT TO UNSELL HIMSELF HERE	1
December 21, 1961	HOUGHTON STREET HEARING ANNOUNCED FOR JANUARY	2
December 21, 1961	HOUGHTON TO USE RADAR EQUIPMENT	13
December 21, 1961	HOUGHTON TO USE RADAR EQUIPMENT	13
December 21, 1961	TWO PROMOTED TO SERGEANT ON KIRKLAND POLICE FORCE	5
December 21, 1961	PRICE SET ON CIVIC CENTER; LIBRARY TALKS OF NEW BUILDING AT CITY COUNCIL	7
December 21, 1961	NEW CLINIC FOLLOWS TREND MANAGER SAYS	7
December 21, 1961	RECRUITER ANNOUNCES HOURS HERE	9
December 21, 1961	FLETCH, BERGA	3
December 21, 1961	KIRTLEY, DONALD BURT	3
December 21, 1961	VENEMA, WILLIAM	2
December 21, 1961	FOUR FILE FOR COUNCIL POSITIONS	1
December 21, 1961	KIRKLANDER’S BOOK SELLS (COWAN, C S – ‘THE ENEMY IS FIRE’)	3
December 21, 1961	CHURCH ARTICLES ON CHRISTMAS	12
December 21, 1961	EVERGREEN START (PHOTO OF BRIDGE CONSTRUCTION)	14
December 21, 1961	HOUGHTON STREET HEARING ANNOUNCED FOR JANUARY	2
December 21, 1961	KIRKLAND AREA SLATED FOR 2 ROADS IN SIX YEARS	11
December 21, 1961	STATE HIGHWAY OFFICIALS HEAR UNANIMOUS ENDORSEMENT OF ACCESS	1
December 28, 1961	ART CENTER PLAN NEEDS SUPPORT, INTEREST	1
December 28, 1961	HISTORY REVOLVES LIKE ONE OF ELIOT FLETCHER’S OLD GRAMAPHONE DISCS	9
December 28, 1961	KIRKLANDER WANTS TOILET PAPER TUBES (NUCKOLIS, CHUCK)	5
December 28, 1961	RIGGS (JEROME) NAMED TO WHO’S WHO	10
December 28, 1961	NO EXEMPTIONS BUT OTHER REWARDS FOR FIRST BABY	1
December 28, 1961	REPEAT PERFORMANCE (PHOTO OF JUNIOR HIGH XMAS DECORATIONS)	1
December 28, 1961	HOUSE MOVING (PHOTO)	1
December 28, 1961	IDAHO GUEST WINS $100 PRIZE MONEY (LAWYER, NELL)	3
December 28, 1961	41 KIRKLAND AREA FAMILIES RECEIVE CHRISTMAS BASKETS	1
December 28, 1961	BETTER THAN CLAY! (PHOTOS OF KAY SULLIVAN, ROBIN SALVAGE, CINDY CORBIN)	7
December 28, 1961	EAST SIDE TO GAIN FROM PROPORTIONAL PLAN	5
December 28, 1961	JUANITA GROWTH SEEN	5
December 28, 1961	KIRKLAND PLANS TO TAKE OVER NO-MAN’S LAND STRIP	1
December 28, 1961	JUDITH ANN VAN-CLEVE, RALPH WARREN HOLM	8
December 28, 1961	KIRKLAND SOUND, NOT FLUSH	2
December 28, 1961	CHRISTMAS TRAIL ENTRY WINNERS ARE ANNOUNCED	1
December 28, 1961	HOLIDAY CHEER (PHOTO OF GERALD MCAULIFFE HOME)	1
December 28, 1961	JUANITA GROWTH SEEN	5
December 28, 1961	CHECK PASSER ALERT SYSTEM PLANNED	1
December 28, 1961	THREE BOOKED FOR BURGLARY HERE	1
December 28, 1961	ARNESON, CHRIS	4
December 28, 1961	JOHNSON, DAVID	3
December 28, 1961	REMMEN, CONRAD	4
December 28, 1961	NEW FILINGS ASSURE THREE KIRKLAND CITY COUNCIL RACES	1
December 28, 1961	PRECINCT CHANGES COMING HERE	9
December 28, 1961	SKIING GAINS POPULARITY IN KIRKLAND	4
December 28, 1961	UNITARIAN PASTOR TO SPEAK (SPRING, CHADBOURNE)	12
December 28, 1961	TIME OF DECISION IN URBAN-SUBURBAN AREA IS UPON US, JAMES ELLIS SAYS	2
December 28, 1961	SPEED LIMIT CUT POSSIBLE	9
December 28, 1961	JANICE ORDAL, NORMAN GILMORE	8
December 28, 1961	JOAN PETERSON WILLS, JOHN MARTIN WATSON	8
December 28, 1961	JOYCE FISK, FRED RADLOFF	8
January 4, 1962	COURTNEY PROMOTED TO BANK VP	1
January 4, 1962	CHAIRMAN OF COUNCIL ON AGING WANTS … (SHERWOOD, DR K K)	1
January 4, 1962	KNITTING ART NOT LIMITED TO WOMEN PATIENT DISCOVERS (ALLEN, CLARENCE)	1
January 4, 1962	FORMER TEACHER TO SIERRA LEONE (ARKLEY, ALFRED M)	4
January 4, 1962	FIRST BABY OF YEAR HERE IS PARENTS’ 3RD DAUGHTER (KINNEBURGH, BECKI)	1
January 4, 1962	MERCHANTS FIND FRIENDLY PEOPLE CONGREGATE AT LAKEVIEW CENTER	5
January 4, 1962	ROSE HILL IS ROSE HILL IS ROSE HILL IS ROSE HILL (SCHOOL NAME)	1
January 4, 1962	MERCHANTS FIND FRIENDLY PEOPLE CONGREGATE AT LAKEVIEW CENTER	5
January 4, 1962	CHAIRMEN NAMED TO ASSIST IN KIRKLAND’S DIMES DRIVE	10
January 4, 1962	COMMUNISM SCHOOL SLATED	4
January 4, 1962	OVERLAKE ANNEXATION VOTE DUE	3
January 4, 1962	SCHOOL BUDGET TO BE COUNCIL TOPIC JAN 8	3
January 4, 1962	ENROLLMENT JUMPS 68% IN LAKE WASHINGTON ADULT EDUCATION PROGRAM	6
January 4, 1962	ADEQUATE COUNSELING TERMED KEY VALUE TO JUNIOR HIGH	7
January 4, 1962	CHARLENE LOU TAYLOR, LESTER H QUEENER	8
January 4, 1962	ACTION EXPECTED ON SAMMAMISH DRAINAGE	2
January 4, 1962	TWO FIRES CAUSE MAJOR DAMAGE HERE (CORVEY / HOLLISTER)	1
January 4, 1962	TAX LEVIES TO GO UP AGAIN IN FOUR CITIES	1
January 4, 1962	FOUR WAY, THREE WAY COUNCIL RACES ENSURE PRIMARY RUNOFF	1
January 4, 1962	KIRKLAND JAYCEES TELL LIGHTING PLAN, THANKS	10
January 4, 1962	COUNCIL HEARS TWO STEP PLAN	2
January 4, 1962	KIRKLAND POLICE TO WAIT FOR PUNCHBOARD POLICY	6
January 4, 1962	JUSTICE DISTRICT PLAN TO HAVE TWO BENEFITS	6
January 4, 1962	HAGA, HILMA	4
January 4, 1962	NIEMALA, ANNA BIETA	4
January 4, 1962	CONWAY, FRANCIS	4
January 4, 1962	ELKS PLAN TO MOVE HERE	1
January 4, 1962	KIRKLAND JAYCEES TELL LIGHTING PLAN, THANKS	10
January 4, 1962	WOMAN’S CLUB TO CELEBRATE 42ND BIRTHDAY	8
January 4, 1962	FOUR WAY, THREE WAY COUNCIL RACES ENSURE PRIMARY RUNOFF	1
January 4, 1962	EAST SIDE COUNCIL SEEKS READER OPINIONS ON PARK (MARYMOOR)	1
January 4, 1962	ROSE HILL IS ROSE HILL IS ROSE HILL IS ROSE HILL (SCHOOL NAME)	1
January 4, 1962	WESTBOUND TRAFFIC TOPS	3
January 4, 1962	TELEPHONE CO WILL NOT CHANGE OFFICE NUMBER	9
January 4, 1962	SHIELA RAY HART, ROBERT CORY STROBE	8
January 11, 1962	KIRKLANDERS PAY UP EASY	3
January 11, 1962	MYRON RICHARDS SINGS HIS CHILDREN TO SLEEP WITH BALLADS AND A GUITAR	7
January 11, 1962	COUPLE TO TRAVEL TRAILER FASHION (CROW, HARRY AND LUCILLE)	9
January 11, 1962	MISS HARNISH ON TOUR WITH ORCHESTRA	9
January 11, 1962	SCOUT CHOSEN FOR FILM PART (OLSON, VIC)	10
January 11, 1962	SCOUT CHOSEN FOR FILM PART (OLSON, VIC)	10
January 11, 1962	BRIDLE TRAILS FUTURE MURKY	2
January 11, 1962	KIRKLAND BUILDING TOTALS TOP 1960, SET RECORD	2
January 11, 1962	CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL PLANS TOLD	12
January 11, 1962	AREA’S OLDEST BUILDING TO BE RESTORED – PETER KIRK BUILDING	1
January 11, 1962	ACTION STALLED IN LAKE APARTMENTS IN HOUGHTON	1
January 11, 1962	OPEN HOUSE AT JUANITA (LINDA PARK DEVELOPMENT)	2
January 11, 1962	DUN AND BRADSTREET RATINGS GIVEN FOR 194 BUSINESSES HERE	10
January 11, 1962	KIRKLANDER HELPS ANTI-RED SCHOOL (BENNETT, J B)	2
January 11, 1962	KIRKLAND GROWTH PLAN PROBABLY PUT OFF AGAIN	5
January 11, 1962	REDUCED SCHOOL MILLAGE SUGGESTED BY CITIZENS ADVISORY COUNCIL HERE	1
January 11, 1962	SPEED READING, PUBLIC AFFAIRS CLASSES OFFERED	2
January 11, 1962	LEGISLATORS TO SEE HOW LAKE WASHINGTON DOES IT	2
January 11, 1962	SANDRA PICKRELL, PATRICK ALEXANDER	8
January 11, 1962	BETH TAYLOR, WILLIAM MARTIN HOWE JR	8
January 11, 1962	FIRE DISTRICT 41: GOLLOFON OUSTED AS CHIEF	1
January 11, 1962	KIRKLAND COUNCIL TALKS ANNEXATIONS, BACKHOES, WATER SHUTOFFS, SARCASM	1
January 11, 1962	ACTION STALLED IN LAKE APARTMENTS IN HOUGHTON	1
January 11, 1962	INDUSTRIAL PARK (SKETCH OF PAR-MAC INDUSTRIAL PARK)	5
January 11, 1962	OPEN HOUSE AT JUANITA (LINDA PARK DEVELOPMENT)	2
January 11, 1962	OSCILLATING LAKE CAUSES TIDE OF MUDDY NOTIONS AS TO CAUSE	1
January 11, 1962	$400 TAKEN IN BURGLARY (LAKEVIEW PHARMACY)	1
January 11, 1962	SAFE CRACKERS HIT BUSINESS (EAST SIDE CREDIT BUREAU)	1
January 11, 1962	BELLEVUEAN TAKES LOCAL POLICE POST (STEELE, DONNA)	1
January 11, 1962	BURGLAR NETS 5 QTS OF OIL	3
January 11, 1962	DONALD, BELLE A	2
January 11, 1962	BRAGG, EMMA M	10
January 11, 1962	NELSON, OLAF AUGUST	10
January 11, 1962	PALMER, EDNA	10
January 11, 1962	NEW ELKS LODGE OPENING DUE IN MARCH	10
January 11, 1962	KIRKLAND LEADS IN CIVIC ELECTION INTEREST	6
January 11, 1962	FIRE, WATER, SEWER DISTRICTS TO ELECT COMMISSIONERS	6
January 11, 1962	POST OFFICE RECEIPTS HERE ON UPGRADE	2
January 11, 1962	FEDERATED CLUBS TO PUSH FOR MARYMOOR PARK PURCHASE IN ’62	6
January 11, 1962	CHURCH PLANS FUND CANVASS (ST JOHN’S)	3
January 11, 1962	BIBLE STUDY CLASS HELD IN KIRKLAND (FIRST BAPTIST)	12
January 11, 1962	STERNWHEELER TO PLY SAMMAMISH	6
January 11, 1962	EXPANSION PLANNED BY TELEPHONE FIRM	2
January 11, 1962	EAST SIDE TRUNK SEWER ONE OF FOUR MAJOR METRO STARTS	7
January 11, 1962	SHARON L EGGERS, LAUREN A WESTON	8
January 18, 1962	PETER KIRK BUILDING INITIATED AS ART HOME	1
January 18, 1962	ART CONSULTANT GIVES VIEWS ON BEAUTIFICATION OF CITY	5
January 18, 1962	BEAM UP (PHOT OF CONSTRUCTION AT PAR-MAC INDUSTRIAL PARK)	10
January 18, 1962	52 ROOM SCHOOL SOUGHT	1
January 18, 1962	BUILDINGS APPROVED FOR NORTHWEST BIBLE COLLEGE	1
January 18, 1962	DISTRICT AGREES TO BUY $500,000 ELEMENTARY SCHOOL	7
January 18, 1962	COUNCIL PLANS SALE OF CIVIC CENTER – SEEKS $275000 FROM COUNTY	1
January 18, 1962	PETER KIRK BUILDING INITIATED AS ART HOME	1
January 18, 1962	GRAND OPENING SET JAN 19-21 (ENCO SERVICE STATION)	7
January 18, 1962	KIRKLANDER RESCUED FROM HILLSIDE (JOHNSON, DAVE)	1
January 18, 1962	DOUBLE DIME GRANT TAKES UP CHALLENGE (MARCH OF DOMES)	1
January 18, 1962	RECRUITING FOR MOTHERS MARCH GAINS 250 VOLUNTEER WORKERS	8
January 18, 1962	INTEREST INVITED IN HANDICAPPED CHILDREN	9
January 18, 1962	BELLEVUE TO SEEK ROSE HILL SPLIT	7
January 18, 1962	MARY JANE PARKHURST, MICHAEL J HUTNICK	8
January 18, 1962	MARY MARGARET RICKERSON, JOHN RICHARD GRIFFITHS	8
January 18, 1962	FIREMEN TO TRAIN IN HOUGHTON	7
January 18, 1962	COUNCILMEN ASSURE LIGHT PAYMENT, REVISE ORDINANCES, TANGLE OVER PARK	1
January 18, 1962	NEW PLATS ON COUNTY AGENDA	3
January 18, 1962	QUICK LOOK BACK GIVES NEW PERSPECTIVE (1961)	2
January 18, 1962	SHIELA ELVES FILES FOR HOUGHTON SLOT	1
January 18, 1962	TOWN COUNCIL TO STUDY BIDS (114TH AVE)	3
January 18, 1962	BEAM UP (PHOT OF CONSTRUCTION AT PAR-MAC INDUSTRIAL PARK)	10
January 18, 1962	ALLEN, CLARENCE M	2
January 18, 1962	VAN BEBBER, MYRTLE IRENE	10
January 18, 1962	NEW START (PHOTO OF ELKS LODGEMEMBERS)	9
January 18, 1962	BRIDGE PLAYERS WARNED TO PRACTICE FOR TOURNAMENT	8
January 18, 1962	BELLEVUE TO SEEK ROSE HILL SPLIT	7
January 18, 1962	TOWN COUNCIL TO STUDY BIDS (114TH AVE)	3
January 18, 1962	WATER DISTRICT ANNEXING GROWS	6
January 25, 1962	GIRL’S SCIENCE CAREER RECEIVES BOOST IN NATIONAL COMPETITION (LEBENS, K)	1
January 25, 1962	‘LAURA MILLER’ BID AS NEW SCHOOL NAME (NORTH ROSE HILL)	2
January 25, 1962	AUTO HITS HOUGHTON 10-YEAR OLD (GOSS, ERIC)	1
January 25, 1962	CAVE-IN (PHOTOS OF JOHN NELSON RESCUE)	2
January 25, 1962	STATE LAUNCHES INVESTIGATION OF KIRKLAND DITCH CAVE-IN (NELSON, JOHN)	5
January 25, 1962	DOUBLE DIME’S GANG LEADS; JONESY SNARLS	1
January 25, 1962	BELL RINGERS (PHOTO OF MARCH OF DIMES MOTHERS)	7
January 25, 1962	POPULATION TO EXPLODE	1
January 25, 1962	JUNIOR HIGH LAUNCHES CAREER DAY	7
January 25, 1962	BIBLE COLLEGE BECOMING MORE COSMOPOLITAN	9
January 25, 1962	STEPHANIE M KING, RICHARD RAY ERKENEFF	8
January 25, 1962	CLUBS TO TALK FIRE PROTECTION	2
January 25, 1962	HOUGHTON FILINGS SET RACE	1
January 25, 1962	HOUGHTON CANDIDATES QUERIED	10
January 25, 1962	NEW OFFICERS BEEF UP HIGHWAY COVERAGE	1
January 25, 1962	YOUTHS TAKEN FOR CAR THEFT	1
January 25, 1962	MACKINNON, EVA	2
January 25, 1962	YMCA MEMBERSHIP DRIVE STARTS JAN 28	1
January 25, 1962	RAINBOW GIRLS TO INSTALL (NIKULA, CHERIE)	6
January 25, 1962	PYTHIAN SISTERS INSTALL OFFICERS AT RITE	9
January 25, 1962	HOUGHTON FILINGS SET RACE	1
January 25, 1962	CANDIDATES ANSWER LEAGUE QUERY	1
January 25, 1962	HOUGHTON CANDIDATES QUERIED	10
January 25, 1962	FLYING HORSESHOE WINNERS ANNOUNCED FOR GYMKHANA	10
January 25, 1962	BAHA’IS HERE TO HOST AREA CONFERENCE	9
January 25, 1962	‘LAURA MILLER’ BID AS NEW SCHOOL NAME (NORTH ROSE HILL)	2
January 25, 1962	STATE TO CURB ACCIDENTS ON REDMOND-KIRKLAND HIGHWAY	1
January 25, 1962	SKATING (PHOTO OF SKATERS ON TENNIS COURT)	1
January 25, 1962	LAUREL WILSON, RODNEY TIBBATTS	8
February 1, 1962	DONATION OF TIME AND TALENT ASKED BY CREATIVE ARTS LEAGUE	1
February 1, 1962	CELLAR GALLERY BOARD MEMBERS TO EXHIBIT AT NEW SHOW	10
February 1, 1962	CIVIC CENTER SALE RULES TO BE MET	1
February 1, 1962	MOTHERS MARCH TOPS COUNTY	1
February 1, 1962	COUNCIL TO CELEBRATE PTA FOUNDERS DAY	7
February 1, 1962	SAMMAMISH FLOOD PLAN WORK BEGUN	1
February 1, 1962	ROSE HILL FIRE STATION TO BE TALKED	6
February 1, 1962	PURSE RETURNED AFTER 7 MONTHS	1
February 1, 1962	DRUNK TEST SCHOOL HELD	4
February 1, 1962	HARRY, ANNIE LAURIE	1
February 1, 1962	ARNOLD, ANNA M	7
February 1, 1962	TWO NEW SCOUT GROUPS TO BE SET UP	4
February 1, 1962	AD ALTARE DEI AWARDS TO GO TO 10 SCOUTS HERE	6
February 1, 1962	CAMP FIRE MINTS GO ON SALE	7
February 1, 1962	MAJORITY FAVOR COMMERCIAL CIVIC CENTER	1
February 1, 1962	COUNCIL CANDIDATES ANSWER JOURNAL QUESTION	2
February 1, 1962	CANDIDATES STATEMENTS SHOW THEIR STANDS	5
February 1, 1962	KIRKLAND CANDIDATES SEE GROWTH	9
February 1, 1962	MRS FAY BRIDGE TO DIRECT DUPLICATE BRIDGE PLAY	10
February 1, 1962	FARM FAVORED AS PARK	1
February 1, 1962	ROSE HILL FIRE STATION TO BE TALKED	6
February 1, 1962	PROTECTION OF 2-D GOAL OF GROUP	1
February 1, 1962	LOAD LIMITS APPLIED HERE	9
February 1, 1962	ARLENE ADELE PAPLOW, WILLIAM LESTER BURNS	7
February 8, 1962	ONION SORTING CENTERS IN KIRKLAND (FIELDING, HERMAN J)	6
February 8, 1962	KIRKLANDER SOLVES LAWN SCALPING (LOGAN, LAURENCE E)	1
February 8, 1962	RETIRED ENGINEER CLAIMS NO-DRIVING SAVES WEAR AND TEAR (DIEHM, HARRY)	1
February 8, 1962	KIRKLAND MISS DISCOVERS FRIENDLY PEOPLE ON TOUR (ABEL, LOUISE)	5
February 8, 1962	NEW SCHOOL NAMING SET	1
February 8, 1962	NAME SELECTED FOR COLLEGE CHAPEL	5
February 8, 1962	WATER SHUTOFF HITS SCHOOL	6
February 8, 1962	TRANSFORMATION PLANNED (SKETCH OF PETER KIRK BUILDING)	12
February 8, 1962	NAME SELECTED FOR COLLEGE CHAPEL	5
February 8, 1962	BUSINESS TOPS PREVIOUS YEAR	1
February 8, 1962	CHAMBER SETS CITY FACELIFT	1
February 8, 1962	THIN SILVER’S GANG LEADS KIRKLAND DIMERS	12
February 8, 1962	CONTINUAL MOTION IS PART OF LOCAL TEEN AGE HANGOUT	4
February 8, 1962	BOARD WITHHOLDS EXCUSES FOR ANTI-RED SCHOOL ATTENDANCE	1
February 8, 1962	SHELTER CHECK STARTED HERE	6
February 8, 1962	PREDICT 4 MILLION POPULATION BY YEAR 2000	12
February 8, 1962	BOARD WITHHOLDS EXCUSES FOR ANTI-RED SCHOOL ATTENDANCE	1
February 8, 1962	CHRISTIAN EDUCATION TO BE COLLEGE TOPIC	7
February 8, 1962	SCHOOL ADVISORY COUNCIL TO LEAD LEVY CAMPAIGN	12
February 8, 1962	SANDRA CLAIRE MARTIN, GILBERT PLOTNER JR	8
February 8, 1962	YO-YOS CUT OUT BY SCISSORS AT SCHOOL	11
February 8, 1962	JUANITA RYTHER UNIT PLANS FASHION SHOW	8
February 8, 1962	NEW FIREHALL SOUGHT, OVERALL ALARMS SEEN	1
February 8, 1962	FIREMEN SQUELCH KIRKLAND BLAZE	1
February 8, 1962	OVEN MOVER QUELLS FIRE	3
February 8, 1962	CHIEF SEEKS HOUSES TO BURN, MEN TO BURN THEM	7
February 8, 1962	FIREMEN STOP GRASS FIRE HERE	11
February 8, 1962	COUNCIL LASSOES PARK BOARD	2
February 8, 1962	SEITZ, REBECCA	2
February 8, 1962	SEEGER, ELSIE LOUISE	2
February 8, 1962	PIEHLER, MARY ELIZABETH	7
February 8, 1962	WEIR, BERNICE	12
February 8, 1962	KANGAS, WILLIAM	12
February 8, 1962	SMITH, JENNETTA	12
February 8, 1962	BROWNIES VISIT JOURNAL OFFICE (PHOTO)	10
February 8, 1962	NEW YMCA START POSSIBLE IN ’62	1
February 8, 1962	MEN’S CLUB SPEAKER TO TELL HISTORY	9
February 8, 1962	DAV CHAPTER PROPOSED HERE	9
February 8, 1962	CITIZENS TO QUIZ CITY CANDIDATES	1
February 8, 1962	WALLACE SAYS HE WILL RUN AGAIN; TELLS WHY	2
February 8, 1962	COUNCIL CANDIDATES ANSWER	11
February 8, 1962	RESIDENTS OF KIRKLAND AREA DRANK $350,000 WORTH OF LIQUOR IN ’61	6
February 8, 1962	REDMOND TO HOST WHEELCHAIRS	4
February 8, 1962	MORGAN LASS TO APPEAR TWICE IN HISTORY MAKING DOG SHOW	7
February 8, 1962	KIRKLAND PARK DEPARTMENT PLANS CHANGES IN PROGRAM	4
February 8, 1962	CHRISTIAN EDUCATION TO BE COLLEGE TOPIC	7
February 8, 1962	ROSE HILL OFFERED DRAINAGE HELP	1
February 8, 1962	TRAFFIC LIGHT BENEFITS RIGHT TURNS	2
February 8, 1962	MAIN BREAK SLOWS HOUGHTON TRAFFIC	3
February 8, 1962	EAST SIDE HIGHWAY MAY BRING WEALTH	7
February 8, 1962	ROSE HILL OFFERED DRAINAGE HELP	1
February 8, 1962	SMOKE BOMBS (PHOTOS OF SMOKE BOMBING OF SEWERS)	1
February 8, 1962	CITY EMPLOYEES ATTACK SEWER PROBLEM	1
February 8, 1962	JUDITH ANN BURNETT, LT JOHN WILLIAM KRAUSER	8
February 15, 1962	SCOUT AWARD GIVEN AT CHURCH (CROWE, RANDY)	2
February 15, 1962	COUNTY MAY AVOID BRIDLE TRAILS SHOWDOWN	5
February 15, 1962	CIVIC CENTER FORGOTTEN IN KIRKLAND CITY COUNCIL RACE	1
February 15, 1962	SALE MAY NET $3 MILLION (CIVIC CENTER)	1
February 15, 1962	CENTER SALE 2 WEEKS OFF	2
February 15, 1962	NEW CHURCHES (PHOTOS OF JUANITA COMMUNITY & METHODIST CHURCHES)	10
February 15, 1962	COMMUNITY TO RECOGNIZE PERSON BEST REPRESENTING BROTHERHOOD	1
February 15, 1962	DIMES NEAR CLOSE, DD WORRIED	3
February 15, 1962	CD ALARM HORNS TO BE BOUGHT	12
February 15, 1962	UNITED PLANNING PROPOSAL TO BE OFFERED GROUP	1
February 15, 1962	JUDY MCDANIELS, GLEN KEITH LANDGUTH	8
February 15, 1962	MARJORIE WEAVER, FREDERICK PUCKETT	8
February 15, 1962	LADDER UP (PHOTOS)	1
February 15, 1962	CITIZENS BACK FACELIFT PLAN	1
February 15, 1962	ZONING PROBLEMS FACE HOUGHTON	2
February 15, 1962	POLICE FIGHT CHECK PASSERS WITH NEW WEAPONS	12
February 15, 1962	DR COYLE JOINS LAKESHORE CLINIC	6
February 15, 1962	WARNER, WALTER	2
February 15, 1962	ENGELBREKT, ANNA	3
February 15, 1962	CIVIC CENTER FORGOTTEN IN KIRKLAND CITY COUNCIL RACE	1
February 15, 1962	LEVY SUPPORTERS FEAR POOR VOTER TURN OUT	1
February 15, 1962	MOVING DAY (PHOTOS OF NEW POST OFFICE)	1
February 15, 1962	ROAD GROUP FLAILS SEATTLE ART CRITIC	1
February 15, 1962	ELAINE COLLINS, JOEL KENNETH BLOOMER	7
February 15, 1962	KATHRYNE LEE SUTTER, ROBERT ALLEN RAUTENBERG	7
February 22, 1962	JUANITA, REDMOND WIN NEW SCHOOL BUILDINGS	1
February 22, 1962	MARK TWAIN IS ROSE HILL SCHOOL TAG	1
February 22, 1962	ALL JUANITA SCHOOL SITES PICKED	2
February 22, 1962	MERCHANTS CHOP PRICES	1
February 22, 1962	EIGHT NEW PLATS, ONE REZONE UP FOR OK	2
February 22, 1962	GRAPHS SHOW SPECIAL SCHOOL LEVY PICTURE, VOTERS NEEDED	2
February 22, 1962	20 PERCENT OF STUDENTS ON HONOR ROLL	5
February 22, 1962	KIRKLAND-REDMOND JR HIGH SLATE HUGE MUSIC COMPETITION ENTRY	6
February 22, 1962	TREE PLANTING, LANDSCAPING, SHOP REMOVAL AID CITY FACELIFT	1
February 22, 1962	COORDINATED PLANNING APPROVED	1
February 22, 1962	HANSEN REMEMBERS WHEN 8 MPH WAS SPEEDING	12
February 22, 1962	KIRKLAND LACKS GLASS DOOR BAN	2
February 22, 1962	BROWNIES TAKE ADVANTAGE OF INCREASED LIBRARY TIME	7
February 22, 1962	SPACE FLIGHT EMPTIES STREETS	1
February 22, 1962	MATHEWSON, CHARLOTTE CAROLYN	3
February 22, 1962	ABBETT, MILDRED BELLE	3
February 22, 1962	HARDEN, OLIVE	12
February 22, 1962	KAISER TOPS POSTMASTER ELIGIBLES	1
February 22, 1962	LITTLE LEAGUE GROWING, NEEDS HELP, SLATES MEET	2
February 22, 1962	ROSE HILL PRESBYTERIANS TO OBSERVE MISSIONARY MONTH DURING CONFERENCE	10
February 22, 1962	FINAL PILING (PHOTO OF BRIDGE PILING)	1
February 22, 1962	LORRAINE ELLEN WOOLCOTT, CHARLES JAY ULTICAN	8
February 22, 1962	HONIE BOBETTA MACARTHUR, ROBERT HAROLD GILES	8
February 22, 1962	DARLENE MARIE PERRY, PHILLIP EARL RENANDO	9
March 1, 1962	A POWELL TO PLAY IN YOUTH CONCERT	3
March 1, 1962	PEOPLE MOVE TO KIRKLAND FOR WATER, MRS BANKSON FINDS (WELCOME WAGON)	12
March 1, 1962	‘TRAILS FANS TO FIGHT	1
March 1, 1962	CIVIC CENTER LEADS PRIORITY	1
March 1, 1962	GOING, GOING, GONE (PHOTO OF CITY’S SHOP YARD)	1
March 1, 1962	PEOPLE MOVE TO KIRKLAND FOR WATER, MRS BANKSON FINDS (WELCOME WAGON)	12
March 1, 1962	SCHOOL LEVY PROPOSITION MOSTLY FOR INSTRUCTION… PROBABLY	2
March 1, 1962	SUPERINTENDENT SAYS: SCHOOL TAX COULD DECREASE	1
March 1, 1962	DEBATERS LEARN QUICK, CLEAR THINKING — ON THEIR FEET	5
March 1, 1962	OPERATION FACELIFT WHO’S DOING WHAT TOLD	1
March 1, 1962	TOP EQUIPMENT (PHOTO OF FIRE TRUCK)	10
March 1, 1962	WATERFRONT ZONING IS ISSUE IN HOUGHTON COUNCIL RACE	1
March 1, 1962	HOUGHTON COUNCIL DIVIDED ON ZONING	1
March 1, 1962	TWELVE VIE FOR HOUGHTON COUNCIL, THREE TO WIN	7
March 1, 1962	PEOPLE MOVE TO KIRKLAND FOR WATER, MRS BANKSON FINDS (WELCOME WAGON)	12
March 1, 1962	CHASE CLEARS UP BURGLARIES	1
March 1, 1962	STOPP, PETE	9
March 1, 1962	REITZE, LUCY	9
March 1, 1962	BERTSCH, ALBERT A	9
March 1, 1962	HALE’S HAT’S IN RING	1
March 1, 1962	CANDIDATES TELL WHAT THEY WANT FOR TOWN	6
March 1, 1962	PARK PLANS OUTLINED	1
March 1, 1962	ROSE HILL LOSES WATER	1
March 1, 1962	SPEED LIMITS TO BE CUT ON STATE 2-D	1
March 1, 1962	ROSE HILL LOSES WATER	1
March 1, 1962	SNOW COVERS EAST SIDE	1
March 1, 1962	BARBARA ANN BELLAND, JOHN DAVID BLANCO	8
March 8, 1962	TOM STEWART CHOSEN FOR ANNAPOLIS	1
March 8, 1962	INSTANT QUIET IS TEACHER’S TRADEMARK (BRADFORD, LOWELL)	6
March 8, 1962	LANGUAGE TEACHER ELECTED FIRST PREXY OF ARTS LEAGUE (HAYS, ROBERT)	10
March 8, 1962	FORMER MISS KIRKLAND NEW AIRLINE STEWARDESS (SHEPARD, SANDRA)	10
March 8, 1962	TWO NEW APARTMENTS PLANNED FOR KIRKLAND	1
March 8, 1962	HOUGHTON BOYS ABSENT ON C-21 AUTO ‘TOUR’ (HAYES, PETE / STEWART, DOUGLAS)	1
March 8, 1962	SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION CHARGES FALSE IDEAS MUDDY LEVY ISSUE	1
March 8, 1962	SCHOOL DISTRICT UPS WORK AGE CEILING	1
March 8, 1962	JANICE SANDRA SULLIVAN, DENNIS MASON	8
March 8, 1962	$4000 NEEDED FOR PLAN	1
March 8, 1962	GOOD STREETS COST $$$$ MAYOR SAYS	1
March 8, 1962	12 SEEK THREE COUNCIL JOBS	1
March 8, 1962	JUANITA CAN NOW CONNECT SEWERS TO KIRKLAND	1
March 8, 1962	HOUGHTON BOYS ABSENT ON C-21 AUTO ‘TOUR’ (HAYES, PETE / STEWART, DOUGLAS)	1
March 8, 1962	WATSON, ED	2
March 8, 1962	MORGAN, C D	2
March 8, 1962	LEACH, GLEN	2
March 8, 1962	STEEN, GUSTAV H	7
March 8, 1962	LONGBOTTOM, LETTIE	7
March 8, 1962	COUNCIL, SCHOOL, SPECIAL DISTRICT ELECTIONS SLATED TUESDAY	1
March 8, 1962	HUFTY OFFERS $1000 FOR RUMOR PROOF	1
March 8, 1962	DEMOCRATS, RURALTIES FIGHT REDISTRICTING	9
March 8, 1962	GOOD STREETS COST $$$$ MAYOR SAYS	1
March 8, 1962	BEGINNING (PHOTO OF BRIDGE PILINGS)	6
March 8, 1962	JUANITA CAN NOW CONNECT SEWERS TO KIRKLAND	1
March 8, 1962	LASSES SCULPT SNOW LIZZIE	5
March 8, 1962	MRS WALDO B CHRISTENSON, H P (DICK) EVEREST	8
March 15, 1962	CHUCK WHITE VOTED MOST VALUABLE VANDAL	4
March 15, 1962	HOUGHTONIAN MAKES “MIRACLE” POWDER FOR EASIER READING (GOSS, WORTH)	5
March 15, 1962	ADVENTURES IN ALASKA RECALLED BY HUDSON (FAY)	7
March 15, 1962	STATE MAY SEEK NEW USES FOR BRIDLE TRAILS PARK	1
March 15, 1962	BRIDLE TRAILS ATTACKS STRETCH INTO HISTORY	5
March 15, 1962	OFFICIAL SAYS: LINE UP NOW FOR JUNIOR COLLEGE	1
March 15, 1962	HIGH SCHOOL PLANS FACELIFT	6
March 15, 1962	CIVIC CENTER STILL BELONGS TO COUNTY SAYS ATTORNEY	1
March 15, 1962	PLANNED APARTMENT (SKETCH OF 2ND AVE & 2ND ST)	6
March 15, 1962	MARKET TO TEST BUSINESS BARRIER	1
March 15, 1962	CASH AND CARRY LUMBERMAN OPENS	9
March 15, 1962	‘OUTS’ WIN KIRKLAND RACE; SCHOOLS OK’D	1
March 15, 1962	BILL BOWIE COMPLETED 30 YEARS AS SCHOOL MAN	1
March 15, 1962	POPULATION SURGE WON’T THREATEN SCHOOL LINES	2
March 15, 1962	BIBLE COLLEGE OFFICIALS DISCUSS DOING BETTER JOB	5
March 15, 1962	JUNIOR HIGH MUSIC GROUPS RATED HIGH	6
March 15, 1962	CHURCH SCHOOL ENLARGES EXPERIENCE OF CHILDREN	7
March 15, 1962	COLLEGE NETS RARE MATERIAL	9
March 15, 1962	FACELIFT UNDERWAY: TOWN PAINT UP SET APRIL 1	1
March 15, 1962	KIRKLAND LATEST TO JOIN REFORESTATION MOVE	2
March 15, 1962	SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT BRINGS WORLD FAIR INTO VIEW	1
March 15, 1962	‘OUTS’ WIN KIRKLAND RACE; SCHOOLS OK’D	1
March 15, 1962	BRIDLE TRAILS ATTACKS STRETCH INTO HISTORY	5
March 15, 1962	GORN’S IN BY 5 IN HOUGHTON	1
March 15, 1962	POLICEWORK “OUTSTANDING” MAYOR SAYS	9
March 15, 1962	CLINIC OPENING TOLD BY MANAGER	2
March 15, 1962	JOHNSON, CHARLOTTE	6
March 15, 1962	WATSON, JAMES	6
March 15, 1962	MRS ELWOOD POOLE HEADS 10TH WOMEN DRIVERS’ CLINIC	8
March 15, 1962	STATE MAY SEEK NEW USES FOR BRIDLE TRAILS PARK	1
March 15, 1962	EPISCOPALIAN RECTOR TO HOST VISIT OF ENGLISH LORD BISHOP	12
March 15, 1962	DANIELSON VOTED TO DISTRICT 81	1
March 15, 1962	KENMORE SEWER CHANGES NAME	1
March 22, 1962	‘AHTIST’ FINDS IT ROUGH IN ZOLA’S WRITING CLASS (ROSS, ZOLA)	1
March 22, 1962	FIRST CLASSES SCHEDULED BY CREATIVE ARTS LEAGUE	12
March 22, 1962	HIGH SCHOOL ART JUDGED FOR CELLAR GALLERY AWARDS	12
March 22, 1962	LITTLE THEATRE FINDS SPONSOR	12
March 22, 1962	TIME GIVEN TO BROWSE BEFORE ART AUCTION	12
March 22, 1962	YOUNGSTERS SEEK EXPRESSION MEDIUM	14
March 22, 1962	BANK PROMOTION, TRANSFER TOLD (LUNDER, BJORN)	3
March 22, 1962	KIRKLANDER SAYS WHEAT DEAL TO BE CLARIFIED (SMITH, BRYAN L)	1
March 22, 1962	FINALLY (PHOTO OF GUY MEYERS FAMILY – FIRST SON AFTER 7 DAUGHTERS)	1
March 22, 1962	HORSEMEN START PARK SAVING PUSH	6
March 22, 1962	REDMOND HIGH MAY BE DELAYED	1
March 22, 1962	COMMISSIONERS SEEK NEW CIVIC CENTER OPINION	1
March 22, 1962	APARTMENT REZONING APPROVED	6
March 22, 1962	ONE BELIEVED DEAD IN WRECK	1
March 22, 1962	CAVE-IN HEARING HELD IN KIRKLAND	3
March 22, 1962	CHAMBER UPS GROUP’S FIELD	5
March 22, 1962	PHOTOS OF CHILDREN SKATING	5
March 22, 1962	BIG FINN HILL GROWTH BLOCK HIT	2
March 22, 1962	4 REZONES SCHEDULED IN HEARING	8
March 22, 1962	HIGH SCHOOL MUSICIANS WIN HONORS	6
March 22, 1962	OPERATION FACELIFT CONTRACTS LET, CLEAN UP, PAINT UP ADVANCES MADE	1
March 22, 1962	STOOPS, VORWERK TO TAKE OFFICE	6
March 22, 1962	ONE LIFE SAVED MAKES RESUSCITATOR FUND DRIVE WORTH THE EFFORT	3
March 22, 1962	CITY OK’S SPECIAL LODGING	6
March 22, 1962	GUILD MEMBERS PREPARE FOR HOUGHTON CENSUS	9
March 22, 1962	C L O’NEILL FINDS WORK INTERESTING (PHOTO OF WINTER STORAGE)	6
March 22, 1962	YO-YO THEFT HITS KIRKLAND	1
March 22, 1962	PEEPING TOM WARNING TOLD	3
March 22, 1962	BAD CHECKS PLAGUE POLICE	6
March 22, 1962	CITY POLICE EXAMS SET	10
March 22, 1962	SAYER, BIRDIE BELLE	3
March 22, 1962	CLEMENTS, ANNA	3
March 22, 1962	CARLBERG, THOR WALDMER	3
March 22, 1962	DEDICATION POSTPONED	1
March 22, 1962	TRAILER PARKS READY	6
March 22, 1962	GUILD MEMBERS PREPARE FOR HOUGHTON CENSUS	9
March 22, 1962	STREET OILING NEARLY COMPLETE, ENGINEER CALLS IT “WASTE”	1
March 22, 1962	STRETCH REDMOND 2-D LINK ROADS GROUP SAYS	1
March 29, 1962	SHEEP RAISING POPULAR IN KIRKLAND-REDMOND AREA	6
March 29, 1962	CASTRO’S FIRMLY IN POWER SAYS CUBAN BIBLE STUDENT HERE (NIETO, F)	1
March 29, 1962	ROSE HILL ASTRONOMER WINS NATIONAL MAGAZINE SPACE	3
March 29, 1962	BRIDLE TRAILS NOT THREATENED NOW	1
March 29, 1962	4000 US TRAILS STATE PARK	1
March 29, 1962	GLASS DOOR CHANGE OK’D	2
March 29, 1962	HOUGHTON BUSINESSES TO WAIT	1
March 29, 1962	DIAPERED YOUTH’S TREK CUT SHORT	1
March 29, 1962	STEPHANIE (JAHN) CHALLENGES YOUTH (LETTER TO EDITOR)	2
March 29, 1962	DRIVER COURSE STATUS PROBED	3
March 29, 1962	HIGH SCHOOL ART STUDENTS WIN NATIONAL AWARDS	12
March 29, 1962	CALL OUT FOR VOLUNTEERS TO AID OPERATION FACELIFT	1
March 29, 1962	HOUGHTON BUSINESSES TO WAIT	1
March 29, 1962	BAD CHECK PROBLEM TOLD	1
March 29, 1962	POLICE HERE NAB WITNESS	3
March 29, 1962	KIRKLAND TO BE SEAT OF COURT	9
March 29, 1962	RADIO STATION SEEKS MOVE, 2ND POPS UP	4
March 29, 1962	HOSPITAL HERE NAMES OFFICERS	12
March 29, 1962	TARRY, WILLIAM	7
March 29, 1962	GOOD GROOMING FOR PRIMROSES IS IMPORTANT, GARDEN CLUBBER WARNS	3
March 29, 1962	‘NEVER BEFORE’ RECIPES PUBLISHED IN EASTERN STAR COOKBOOK	8
March 29, 1962	LEAGUE SEEKS SIGNATURES FOR LEGISLATIVE SHIFTS	1
March 29, 1962	KNOWLEDGE OF POSTMASTER DENIED HERE	4
March 29, 1962	KIRKLAND TO HOST STATE L’LEAGUE	1
March 29, 1962	SLOUGH RACE STARTING TIMES TOLD FOR NINE CLASSES	5
March 29, 1962	NOTED BIBLE LECTURER TO SPEAK HERE APRIL 1-6 (LOGSDON, DR S FRANKLIN)	6
March 29, 1962	NAZARENE CHURCH HEAD TO VISIT HERE (WILLIAMSON, DR G B)	10
March 29, 1962	NEW ROSE HILL MAINS COME TO $272,592	1
March 29, 1962	NEW ROSE HILL MAINS COME TO $272,592	1
March 29, 1962	LAKE HILLS SEWERS PROBE TOWARD REDMOND	2
April 5, 1962	AUCTION ATTRACTS GAY CROWD	7
April 5, 1962	KIRKLANDER TO ATTEND MODEL UN (CROUCH, LARRY)	1
April 5, 1962	PLANS FOR NEW EAST SIDE YMCA BUILDING OUTLINED (SKETCH)	2
April 5, 1962	SPECIAL MARATHON SALE SET FOR KIRKLAND SOON	1
April 5, 1962	SIX PLATS APPROVED BY COUNTY	3
April 5, 1962	TEACHERS TO SEEK RAISES	1
April 5, 1962	BOARD OK’S TEAM TEACHING SPREAD	1
April 5, 1962	ORCHESTRA WINS SUPERIOR RANK	1
April 5, 1962	KIRKLAND SIDEWALKS SPROUT ODD TREES	1
April 5, 1962	PRIMROSE SHOW THEME CHOSEN	6
April 5, 1962	JUNE DATES SET FOR FIRST ROSE HILL FAIR	7
April 5, 1962	FIRE LEVELS HILL GARAGE (HANSON, WILLIAM)	1
April 5, 1962	OBAN’S IN OFFICIALLY	1
April 5, 1962	COUNCILMANIC GROUPS TOLD	2
April 5, 1962	LODGING PLAN TALKED HERE	1
April 5, 1962	NEW AA GROUP STARTING HERE	9
April 5, 1962	PLANS FOR NEW EAST SIDE YMCA BUILDING OUTLINED (SKETCH)	2
April 5, 1962	KAISER NAMED TO POSTMASTER	1
April 5, 1962	NORTHWEST AUTHORS TO TAKE A BOW	6
April 5, 1962	NEW RUTH TEAM SEEN; REDMOND SPLITS AGAIN	1
April 5, 1962	SAMMAMISH SLOUGH RACE STARTS NOON APR 8	4
April 5, 1962	CITY OK’S RELOCATION OF REDMOND HIGHWAY	1
April 5, 1962	118TH RAMP AWAITS SUIT	1
April 5, 1962	SANDRA MARTIN, GILBERT PLOTNER JR	8
April 5, 1962	MARY JANE PARKHURST, MICHAEL JAMES HUTNICK	8
April 5, 1962	SHARON GLEE GARTHWAITE, DONALD ROBERT (MICK) BECKER	8
April 5, 1962	PAMELA LYNCH, BERNARD RICHARD LEVINTHAL	8
April 12, 1962	GALLERY SLATES NONSTOP ART SHOW	14
April 12, 1962	MRS BAGGALEY IS ‘KIND AUNT’ TO GIRLS	1
April 12, 1962	HOUGHTONIAN CORNISH SCHOOL LEADER (JOHNSON, LOCKREM)	1
April 12, 1962	KIRKLANDER WINS ARMY MEDAL (DEICKMILLER, IRVING V)	2
April 12, 1962	PAIR PLAN BICYCLE TRIP TO MEXICO SOON (OLSON, GARY & TAYLOR, JOHN)	2
April 12, 1962	MRS POWELL INSTALLED NILE PRINCESS	13
April 12, 1962	JUANITA MYSTERY (PHOTO OF ED FLYNN’S BIRTHDAY CAKE)	16
April 12, 1962	HOUGHTON SLATED MASSIVE CLEAN UP; BRIDLE TRAILS RESIDENTS TO MARCH	1
April 12, 1962	COUNCIL STUDIES FIREHALL REHEATING	3
April 12, 1962	MARYMOOR’S MEANING TO EAST SIDERS TOLD	1
April 12, 1962	CHURCH SITE UP FOR REZONE (CHRISTIAN SCIENCE)	3
April 12, 1962	370 HOMES SLATED FOR ROSE HILL	1
April 12, 1962	62 HOMES TOLD FOR JUANITA	12
April 12, 1962	MARATHON 30 HOUR SALE BEGINS	1
April 12, 1962	COOPERATIVE NURSERY (PHOTOS)	6
April 12, 1962	MORE PLATS , REZONES BEFORE COUNTY GROUP	3
April 12, 1962	LAKE WASHINGTON BAND TO PLAY FOR VICTORIANS	1
April 12, 1962	JOURNALISM SCHOOL OFFERED	3
April 12, 1962	LOCAL SCHOOLS LEAD PAPERWORK AUTOMATION	5
April 12, 1962	DIANA DEE DIXON, GEORGE BYRON FINK	11
April 12, 1962	DEANNA DAVIS, BILL MEYER	11
April 12, 1962	MARY BETH SCHEEL, HANS C ESKILDSON	11
April 12, 1962	SHIRLEY ANNE LAYTON, LEONARD EUGENE RAUGHT	11
April 12, 1962	QUEEN WANTED FOR FESTIVAL	1
April 12, 1962	WORLD FAIR LABELED ‘AMAZING’ DURING JOURNAL PREVIEW TOUR	5
April 12, 1962	COUNCIL STUDIES FIREHALL REHEATING	3
April 12, 1962	COUNCIL STUDIES FIREHALL REHEATING	3
April 12, 1962	SEEK MONEY FOR RESUSCITATOR	1
April 12, 1962	HOUGHTON NIXES ANDERSON	1
April 12, 1962	HOUGHTON SLATED MASSIVE CLEAN UP; BRIDLE TRAILS RESIDENTS TO MARCH	1
April 12, 1962	TO USE ASSEMBLY LINE TECHNIQUES ON CABINETS (BRILL WARE MANUFACTURING)	3
April 12, 1962	62 HOMES TOLD FOR JUANITA	12
April 12, 1962	JURY FINDS FOR CITY	6
April 12, 1962	SYVERSON, GRANNIS I	1
April 12, 1962	RAMQUIST, LYDIA ELIZABETH	6
April 12, 1962	KIRKLANDERS READY FOR RESCUE JOB	4
April 12, 1962	OVERLAKE TRAILERS COMING	1
April 12, 1962	MARYMOOR’S MEANING TO EAST SIDERS TOLD	1
April 12, 1962	370 HOMES SLATED FOR ROSE HILL	1
April 12, 1962	ROSE HILL FOG PIERCED AT LAST	12
April 12, 1962	COMMUNITY CLUBS HERE TO STUDY ROAD PROBLEM	1
April 12, 1962	BERNICE R HATCHER, BRAINARD E LEE	11
April 19, 1962	KIRKLANDER VIEWS FIRST EASTER SITE … (THOMSEN, H J)	1
April 19, 1962	ROSE HILL HOMEOWNER INVENTS LAWNSMOOTHING DEVICE (LOGAN, LAURENCE)	7
April 19, 1962	CAR SMASHES THROUGH KIRKLAND WALL (CAPITOL FINANCE CO)	3
April 19, 1962	ALL OUT (PHOTO OF COLMAN’S)	6
April 19, 1962	FEDERATED CLUBS HEAD UP COMMUNITY COLLEGE DRIVE	2
April 19, 1962	SEES ENLARGED JR COLLEGE BILL	3
April 19, 1962	DISTRICT SEEKS NEW SCHOOL OK	6
April 19, 1962	CIVIC CENTER MOVE UP TO COUNCIL NOW	1
April 19, 1962	FEDERAL LOANS HELP LANDSCAPE	7
April 19, 1962	30 HOUR SALE SAID ‘SUCCESS’	5
April 19, 1962	CAR SMASHES THROUGH KIRKLAND WALL (CAPITOL FINANCE CO)	3
April 19, 1962	PAULSON NAMED UGN DRIVE HEAD	6
April 19, 1962	PEOPLE COME HERE FOR VISIT, THEN STAY	2
April 19, 1962	DISTRICT WOMAN NAMED PRESIDENT (SMITH, ESSA)	1
April 19, 1962	SENIOR GIRLS TEA A BLEND OF CAREERS, HARMONY, STYLE	7
April 19, 1962	SKIPPERS TO HOST BARBERSHOP CONTEST	5
April 19, 1962	MISSING TRASH CAN WORRIES BUG STATION LITTER BUG	1
April 19, 1962	KIRKLAND SPROUTS SAMPLE SPRING SCENES	1
April 19, 1962	NATIONAL PRIMROSE SPECTACULAR OPENS	1
April 19, 1962	TWO EAST SIDERS VISIT WORLD’S FAIR (PHOTOS)	10
April 19, 1962	REDMOND TO OPEN NEW FIRE HALL	6
April 19, 1962	FAIR HOUSING OFFICE INTEREST SOUGHT HERE	1
April 19, 1962	NEW KIRKLAND FIRM TO FINISH PLYWOOD PANELS (RADIANT FINISHES INC)	5
April 19, 1962	MAIL DAMAGE REPORTED	1
April 19, 1962	BURGLARS AWAIT SENTENCING	1
April 19, 1962	POLICE TO CITE LAKE ST AUTOS	1
April 19, 1962	NEW RADIOMAN (PHOTO OF LUTTERMAN, BYRON)	6
April 19, 1962	LAHIKAINEN, OTTO	2
April 19, 1962	BLACKMORE, EVERETT L	2
April 19, 1962	JACOBSON, LAVONNE	5
April 19, 1962	HAYES, JOHN PATEN	9
April 19, 1962	HEADS FORESTERS (PHOTO OF EDWARDS, MR AND MRS FRANCIS J)	11
April 19, 1962	MAIL DAMAGE REPORTED	1
April 19, 1962	RIFLE CLUB WINS TOP STATE TITLE	4
April 19, 1962	NEW PROPOSAL OFFERED TO CLEAR ROSE HILL FOG	5
April 19, 1962	FAIR TRAFFIC TO BE PATTERN	1
April 19, 1962	FAIR BUS SERVICE EXPANDED	9
April 19, 1962	FREEWAY-BRIDGE LINK SEEN TWO YEARS OFF	1
April 19, 1962	CITY AGREES TO AID FOR MAJOR ARTERIALS	2
April 19, 1962	SEWER DISTRICT SEES MORE GROWTH	6
April 19, 1962	MARLENE ELDUEN, ROBERT AVERY	8
April 19, 1962	MARIAN ENGELKE, LARRY RAAUM	8
April 26, 1962	KIRKLANDERS IN FREE SYMPHONY CONCERTS	2
April 26, 1962	BOB POLACHEK TAKES NEW JOB	3
April 26, 1962	YMCA STAFFMAN HIRED FOR KIRKLAND (HANSON, RAY)	4
April 26, 1962	PAINTING TO MUSIC LEADS TO MEETING COMPOSER (KRISTIANSON, LINDA)	9
April 26, 1962	DONNA HJORTH TO GIVE CONCERT IN REDMOND	9
April 26, 1962	STATE COMMENDS WILLIAM BOWIE	10
April 26, 1962	SHELTER CELEBRITY MOVES TO KIRKLAND (PETERSON, GENE)	10
April 26, 1962	BOARD ORDERS 2 NEW SCHOOLS	1
April 26, 1962	TWAIN LEADS IN BUILDING	10
April 26, 1962	PLANNING COMMISSION REJECTS CHURCH	3
April 26, 1962	4000 NEW NEIGHBORS EXPECTED SOON	1
April 26, 1962	AUTO, TRAIN COLLIDE	1
April 26, 1962	4000 NEW NEIGHBORS EXPECTED SOON	1
April 26, 1962	SCHOOL SPENDING CHANGES POSSIBLE	1
April 26, 1962	SCHOOL LEVY STUDY MADE	2
April 26, 1962	SCHOOL SCIENTISTS READY DISPLAYS	7
April 26, 1962	THIRTEEN PIONEERING PROGRAMS LAUNCHED LOCALLY	12
April 26, 1962	SARAH ANNE PRITCHARD, REV ROBERT FLEMING HAYMAN	8
April 26, 1962	KAREN LEE STOREY, PETER CLARKE	8
April 26, 1962	VALERA PENSON, GEORGE JOHN (BUTCH) BASSETT	8
April 26, 1962	SHERRY HALBERT, PHILLIP ROGER PIERCE	8
April 26, 1962	CARNIVAL ATTRACTION VETOED FOR HOUGHTON	1
April 26, 1962	SUNSET MAGAZINE PHOTOGRAPHER GOES TO THE PRIMROSE SHOW	7
April 26, 1962	ORAL POLIO VACCINE TO BE OFFERED LOCALLY	1
April 26, 1962	CARNIVAL ATTRACTION VETOED FOR HOUGHTON	1
April 26, 1962	POLICE DOGS “HIRED” HERE	1
April 26, 1962	REPORTS TOOLS MISSING HERE	12
April 26, 1962	Y’S MEN BUT EAST SIDE BUS	2
April 26, 1962	PRECINCT CAUCUSES COMING: HERE’S YOUR CHANCE TO SOUND OFF	5
April 26, 1962	LITTLE LEAGUER GRADUATES TO COACH (SCOTT, FRASER)	4
April 26, 1962	CONSIDER AL (WHITING) AND DEL’S (ROGERS) PLIGHT, THEIR BOAT CAN’T WIN	4
April 26, 1962	Y’S MEN BUT EAST SIDE BUS	2
April 26, 1962	POINTS ROAD CASE SETTLED	1
April 26, 1962	NO PARKING PLEASE	1
April 26, 1962	WATER SURVEY HAS RURAL VALUE	1
April 26, 1962	GERD E BORG, KENNETH STARKWEATHER	8
May 3, 1962	NEW MANAGER TAKES OVER (HENWOOD, JIM)	1
May 3, 1962	4-YEAR OLD DEAF BOY RESPONDS TO HIS WORLD … (BAGGETT, BRETT ALLAN)	1
May 3, 1962	ARCHITECT APPOINTED DEAN AT UW (DIETZ, ROBERT H)	1
May 3, 1962	THAI VISITOR WANTS CHILDREN EDUCATED HERE (HONGLADAROM, KARIN THANOM)	8
May 3, 1962	60 WILL TAKE TRADE DOLLARS	2
May 3, 1962	CHAMBER TO VOTE ON AID TO CITY	1
May 3, 1962	COUNTY PLANNERS APPROVE PLATS	5
May 3, 1962	BOARD TO SEEK $38000 FOR TEACHER PAY RAISES	1
May 3, 1962	NEW BOOKS FOR SCHOOLS CHECKED, SOME SAME, SOME REALLY “NEW”	3
May 3, 1962	POTUZAK NAMED MUSIC CHIEF	5
May 3, 1962	SCHOOLS TO GAIN CONSULTANT	5
May 3, 1962	KIRKLAND JR HIGH MUSIC STUDENTS PRODUCE RECORD	7
May 3, 1962	BARBERSHOP SINGERS WIN FROM HERE	5
May 3, 1962	KIRKLAND SOLIDLY SOLVENT, AUDITOR	1
May 3, 1962	ANDERSON MAY BE CLERK (ANDERSON, GEORGE)	1
May 3, 1962	AUDITOR BAFFLED, CAN’T FIND WHERE $524 WENT	3
May 3, 1962	COUNTY PLANNERS APPROVE PLATS	5
May 3, 1962	POLIO VACCINE DISPENSED TOMORROW, SATURDAY	1
May 3, 1962	STOLEN SAILBOAT NOT SALVAGEABLE	1
May 3, 1962	AWAITS DOG CONTROLS	2
May 3, 1962	KIRKLAND HOSPITAL SETS OPEN HOUSE	3
May 3, 1962	KIEFEL, CASPER MICHAEL	2
May 3, 1962	CLENDANIEL, EDITH	5
May 3, 1962	BUD ERICKSON TO SEEK POST	1
May 3, 1962	STOLEN SAILBOAT NOT SALVAGEABLE	1
May 3, 1962	CHESTER GREENS TO LEAD PARADE OF YACHTS SATURDAY	7
May 3, 1962	NEW BUS (PHOTO OF YMCA BUS)	3
May 3, 1962	COUNTY ENGINEER REVIEWS ROAD PLANS	5
May 3, 1962	$400,000 WIND, WAVE DAMAGE ESTIMATED	1
May 3, 1962	PHOTOS OF WINDSTORM	2
May 10, 1962	KIRKLAND CITY CENTER HOTEL – NOW OPEN	1
May 10, 1962	WELCOME B.P.O.E	6
May 10, 1962	TICKETS ON SALE FOR FIRST PLAY OF ARTS LEAGUE	2
May 10, 1962	SEAFIRST TO OPEN IN HOUGHTON	1
May 10, 1962	HIGH SCHOOL IN TOP THREE RANK (BEAUTIFICATION)	1
May 10, 1962	NEW FINN HILL SCHOOL MAY HELP HOMEBUILDERS	3
May 10, 1962	ANNUAL GIFT (PHOTO OF BURMEISTERS HOPE CHEST TO DEANE CONNOLLY)	2
May 10, 1962	TEACHERS WIN RAISES	1
May 10, 1962	ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MUSICIANS TO PRESENT FESTIVAL OF MUSIC	1
May 10, 1962	DISTRICT PUPILS RATE HIGH MARK	2
May 10, 1962	MATH SCIENCE FAIR WINNERS	3
May 10, 1962	IRMA MAE BENGSTON, RALPH DOW	8
May 10, 1962	BE A PEOPLE WATCHER AT THE WORLDS FAIR	12
May 10, 1962	SEWER CONTROL LAW SHOWN CITY COUNCIL	1
May 10, 1962	OF STOP LIGHTS AND BLACKBERRIES	2
May 10, 1962	POLIO VACCINE CLINIC “SUCCESS”	1
May 10, 1962	LIBRARY FOUNDING RECOUNTED	10
May 10, 1962	SEAFIRST TO OPEN IN HOUGHTON	1
May 10, 1962	NO SHOOTING AREA ASKED NEAR JUANITA	1
May 10, 1962	OUSTED OFFICER ASKS CITY POLICE PROBE	2
May 10, 1962	POLICE INVESTIGATE ROBBERY HERE	4
May 10, 1962	CHECKING (PHOTOS OF POLICE WORK)	7
May 10, 1962	COUNTY TO CUT SPEEDS	12
May 10, 1962	LIBRARY FOUNDING RECOUNTED	10
May 10, 1962	NEW HOSPITAL STAFFER NAMED (GRAY, F A)	1
May 10, 1962	KAUFMAN, VALMAH J “BILL”	1
May 10, 1962	EWING, DORA	2
May 10, 1962	MUELLER, HATTIE	5
May 10, 1962	KRAMER, HERBERT	5
May 10, 1962	ELKS SLATE APPRECIATION DINNER AT CLUB OPENING	1
May 10, 1962	DISTRICT DEMOS BACK 211 (LEGISLATIVE DISTRICTS)	1
May 10, 1962	LANDOWNER TOLD EVALUATION HIKES	7
May 10, 1962	KIRKLAND RIDER TIES FOR TOP APPLEATCHEE TROPHY (HEBB, COREEN)	5
May 10, 1962	HUGE REDMOND TRAILER VILLAGE WAITS “AT READY”	12
May 10, 1962	‘SALVAGED’ SAILBOAT RETURNED	1
May 10, 1962	SEWER CONTROL LAW SHOWN CITY COUNCIL	1
May 10, 1962	ANDREA BURNARD, ROBERT DELANY	8
May 10, 1962	JANICE HOODLESS, OLOF ERLING SWANSON	8
May 17, 1962	MUSIC FESTIVAL HAS 10-YR HISTORY	9
May 17, 1962	GIRL’S LETTER BEST IN STATE (KING, JULIE)	1
May 17, 1962	FRIENDLY GESTURE PAYS OFF (WISEHART, ART)	3
May 17, 1962	NORTHWEST COLLEGE DEDICATES	3
May 17, 1962	HOUGHTON SCHOOL CHANGES NAME (NORTHWEST COLLEGE)	4
May 17, 1962	LOCAL AUTO DEALER PICKETED (EAST SIDE CHEVROLET)	1
May 17, 1962	LAKE STAR GRAVEL ANNOUNCES SERVICE	3
May 17, 1962	CHAMBER GIVES $1000 FOR CITY PLANNING	6
May 17, 1962	FRIENDLIEST (PHOTO OF FRIENDLIEST STUDENTS IN SCHOOL)	5
May 17, 1962	FOUR REZONES BEFORE COUNTY PLANNERS	3
May 17, 1962	SCHOOL DISTRICT ABANDONS UNGRADED PRIMARY READING CLASSES	1
May 17, 1962	PRINCIPAL CHANGES TOLD FOR SCHOOLS	6
May 17, 1962	SANDRA DORR, DANIEL FEATHERSTON	8
May 17, 1962	VIVIAN HANSON, KENT E HARGRAVE	8
May 17, 1962	VIE FOR QUEEN (PHOTO OF EAGLES FESTIVAL ENTRANTS)	1
May 17, 1962	WHO IS GEORGE’S BOSS? HE’D LIKE TO KNOW (ANDERSON, GEORGE)	1
May 17, 1962	METRO PLANS NEARLY READY	3
May 17, 1962	TB TESTING BEGINS IN DISTRICT SCHOOLS	1
May 17, 1962	SECOND SABIN DOSE TO BE GIVEN SOON	1
May 17, 1962	GONE ARE THE DAYS (LETTER ABOUT JUANITA BEACH)	2
May 17, 1962	MUSIC FESTIVAL HAS 10-YR HISTORY	9
May 17, 1962	HOUGHTON CENSUS SHOWS INCREASE	1
May 17, 1962	PARK INSTEAD OF STREET ADVISED BY FORMER MAYOR	1
May 17, 1962	HOUGHTON BUYS STREET SWEEPER	3
May 17, 1962	LOCAL AUTO DEALER PICKETED (EAST SIDE CHEVROLET)	1
May 17, 1962	GONE ARE THE DAYS (LETTER ABOUT JUANITA BEACH)	2
May 17, 1962	KIRKLANDER CHARGED (LAMBERT, FRANK C)	3
May 17, 1962	POOCHES IN POKEY WORRY KIRKLAND VET	5
May 17, 1962	MCCOLLUM, FREEDA M	7
May 17, 1962	PUBLIC INVITED TO ELKS’	1
May 17, 1962	JOB’S DAUGHTERS TO INSTALL JANET GROCOCK QUEEN	9
May 17, 1962	TORIE KOSTENBADER WINS SECOND IN STATE FOR TOWNE CRIER COLUMN	1
May 17, 1962	JR RIFLE CLUB TAKES TOP HONORS IN STATE SHOOT	4
May 17, 1962	PARK INSTEAD OF STREET ADVISED BY FORMER MAYOR	1
May 17, 1962	GONE ARE THE DAYS (LETTER ABOUT JUANITA BEACH)	2
May 17, 1962	HOUGHTON CENSUS SHOWS INCREASE	1
May 17, 1962	PLANS TO WAIT STREET SURVEY	1
May 17, 1962	PARK INSTEAD OF STREET ADVISED BY FORMER MAYOR	1
May 17, 1962	MYRTLE ANNE ROSTAD, WILLIAM SAPIENS	8
May 17, 1962	JUDITH ANN HOLZSCHUH, CARL SELSET	8
May 24, 1962	‘GLASS MENAGERIE’ OPENS LITTLE THEATRE	1
May 24, 1962	‘GOG’ COMES BACK TO LISA ANDREWS	1
May 24, 1962	DIESEN (CHARLES) NAMED PHI BETA KAPPA	1
May 24, 1962	KIRKLANDER WINS CONTEST (WALLACE, JANN)	2
May 24, 1962	ROBERTA JOHNSON WINS EAST SIDE MUSIC FESTIVAL	7
May 24, 1962	SCHOOLS PAY TRIBUTE TO SCHOOL NURSE (NORDSTROM, AGNES)	10
May 24, 1962	‘TRAILS PARK TALK SET UP	1
May 24, 1962	GRIFFIS’ SEEK NAMES FOR UNKNOWNS	3
May 24, 1962	KIRKLANDER CHOSEN TO HEAD COUNTY DRIVE (TEUFEL, MRS WILLIAM G)	1
May 24, 1962	HIGH SCHOOL MUSIC GROUPS TO PRESENT SPRING CONCERT	1
May 24, 1962	ONLY SIX MORE TEACHERS NEEDED	4
May 24, 1962	REVEILLE STAFF LAUDED	9
May 24, 1962	MAXINE CONOVER, JAMES THENO	8
May 24, 1962	BARBARA JONES, PAUL SCHWEIZER	8
May 24, 1962	COETA HARTMAN, ALAN B CHALMERS	8
May 24, 1962	NEW FIRE TRUCK (PHOTO)	1
May 24, 1962	MAYOR COMMENTS ON KNIFEWORK	2
May 24, 1962	COUNTY CONSIDERS NEW LAND CONTROLS	1
May 24, 1962	TB TESTING FINDS LOW INCIDENCE	7
May 24, 1962	MOTEL LAW ASKED	3
May 24, 1962	BREAK INS HIT CHIEF	3
May 24, 1962	MOTEL LAW ASKED	3
May 24, 1962	MILLAR, JOSEPH C	2
May 24, 1962	GRACE HEID TO ATTEND JOURNALISM WORKSHOP	1
May 24, 1962	‘TRAILS PARK TALK SET UP	1
May 24, 1962	NO DELAY SEEN FOR ACCESS	1
May 24, 1962	KIRKLAND’S FUTURE ACCESSES OUTLINED	3
May 31, 1962	KIRKLAND’S NEW LAKESHORE CLINIC	6
May 31, 1962	ANNOUNCING THE OPENING OF LAKESHORE CLINIC PHARMACY	7
May 31, 1962	FIRST NIGHTERS FIND ‘MENAGERIE’ GOOD	1
May 31, 1962	PHOTOGRAPHER’S PICTURE SNAPPED ON BIRTHDAY (MILES, ART)	1
May 31, 1962	KIRKLAND’S POSTMASTER IS VETERAN (KAISER, LINCOLN)	2
May 31, 1962	NEIGHBORHOOD PUZZLED, GERTRUDE’S A DADDY (NEWMAN, BOB)	3
May 31, 1962	STEWARDESS GRADUATED (WHITTEY, SHARON DIANE)	8
May 31, 1962	KIRKLANDER TO BE HANDICAPPED REC SOURCE (COLBY, ROBERT)	9
May 31, 1962	KIRKLAND YOUTH HURT IN MOUNTAIN FALL SAT. (LEVERETT, BILL)	4
May 31, 1962	LAKE WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL TO GRADUATE 315 SENIORS	1
May 31, 1962	KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION SET FOR JUNE 12 THROUGH 22	1
May 31, 1962	MORE ADULT CLASSES SEEN	2
May 31, 1962	NEW SCHOOL ATTENDANCE AREAS TOLD FOR DISTRICT	2
May 31, 1962	SUMMER SCHOOL TAKES ON NEW LOOK IN CREATIVITY	3
May 31, 1962	SCHOOLS WIN $29992 IN AID	5
May 31, 1962	ACADEMIC CHIEFS NAMED FOR SCHOOLS	5
May 31, 1962	TEXTBOOK LIFE EXTENDED HERE	5
May 31, 1962	CONGRATULATIONS ’62 GRADS (CLASS PHOTOS)	10
May 31, 1962	COMPLETE DIPLOMA LIST TOLD FOR ’62	10
May 31, 1962	MAGAZINE LAUNCHED AT LWHS	10
May 31, 1962	HOLY FAMILY GRADUATES 41	12
May 31, 1962	FIRE WIPES OUT FAMILY TRAILER, POSSESSIONS (WATT, OTIS)	1
May 31, 1962	ALL ADULTS OFFERED TB TESTS HERE	11
May 31, 1962	KENNEL FUND WINS BOOST	1
May 31, 1962	KIRKLAND POLICEMEN EARN LESS	4
May 31, 1962	POLICE TO CHECK AREA THOROUGHLY	11
May 31, 1962	POLICE HIRE RADIO OPERATOR (TURNGREN, MRS ELMER)	12
May 31, 1962	LIBRARY ENROLLS YOUNG READERS FOR SUMMER	8
May 31, 1962	NEW LAKESHORE CLINIC OPENS THIS WEEK ON STATE	1
May 31, 1962	ERICKSON, A J (TONY)	2
May 31, 1962	BEROSIK, ANNA	3
May 31, 1962	HERZOG, JOSEPH	11
May 31, 1962	DONALDSON, ALEXANDER B	11
May 31, 1962	AREA SCOUTS IN NEW CAMPOREE	5
May 31, 1962	JAPANESE VISIT ROTARIANS	1
May 31, 1962	OOPS! 48TH REPUBLICANS ALMOST BUY DEMO PLANK	1
May 31, 1962	LARSON ATTACKS MEDICARE AT REPUBLICAN MEETING	12
May 31, 1962	LINC KAISER TO BECOME NEW KIRKLAND POSTMASTER	1
May 31, 1962	GOP CAUCUS: SEEKS PARKS NEAR PEOPLE	1
May 31, 1962	CHURCH OF CHRIST STARTS SERVICES	12
May 31, 1962	ELAINE JOYCE SWEEN, JAMES CHARLES ETZLER	8
June 7, 1962	MAUREEN MEYERS WINS KIWANIS AWARD	1
June 7, 1962	CLIFF JOHNSON LEAVES FOR OHIO	2
June 7, 1962	NOW’S THE TIME TO ENVY ALTO ALBRIGHT HIS JOB (PARK RANGER)	5
June 7, 1962	TELEPHONE CO EMPLOYEE NOW JUST CUSTOMER (EVANS, LILLIAN)	8
June 7, 1962	SCHOLARSHIP WINNER PLANS TO ATTEND UW (GUSTAFSON, MILTON)	9
June 7, 1962	MARK TWAIN EXPECTED TO OPEN ON TIME	1
June 7, 1962	NEW APPLIANCE FIRM OPENS DOORS (GENERAL APPLIANCE)	6
June 7, 1962	DOWNTOWN PLAN TO BE SHOWN	2
June 7, 1962	JUANITANS BUILD OWN WORLD’S FAIR FROM TOOTHPICKS AND IMAGINATION	1
June 7, 1962	SCHOOLS COSTS TO JUMP	1
June 7, 1962	FABULOUS PARTY GIVEN GRADUATING SENIORS	1
June 7, 1962	CURS ON CAMPUS PLAGUE PRINCIPALS	4
June 7, 1962	COUNCIL BOOSTS SEWER RATES	3
June 7, 1962	COUNTY PULLS IN HORNS ON CODE -CUMMINGS	5
June 7, 1962	COUNTY ZONE CODE STALLED	5
June 7, 1962	WAR DECLARED TO BANISH TB AND POLIO	1
June 7, 1962	DOUBLE CHECK TB TEST TIMES SHOWN	3
June 7, 1962	HOUGHTON MAILS TO CHANGE	1
June 7, 1962	HOUGHTON STREET STUDY FAVORED	6
June 7, 1962	STATION ROBBERY TOLD BY YOUTH	1
June 7, 1962	MCKAY, CAROLINE	2
June 7, 1962	FORTE, BILL	2
June 7, 1962	MCGUIRE, MICKEY	2
June 7, 1962	TENNERT, LOUIS	6
June 7, 1962	HOUGHTON MAILS TO CHANGE	1
June 7, 1962	DEDICATION SET FOR POST OFFICE	2
June 7, 1962	PENROSE TELLS KUP RACE PLANS	2
June 7, 1962	KANGS NET SEVENTH TITLE	4
June 7, 1962	CITY’S TRAFFIC SAFETY WEAK POINTS NOTED	1
June 7, 1962	HOUGHTON STREET STUDY FAVORED	6
June 7, 1962	COUNCIL BOOSTS SEWER RATES	3
June 7, 1962	BARBARA HARDENBROOK, ERNEST GUILLAUME	8
June 7, 1962	JUDITH ANN VANCLEVE, RALPH W HOLM	8
June 14, 1962	MRS ED BLAU WRITES OF OHIO	8
June 14, 1962	NEW FAMILIES ARE NEIGHBORS IN BRIDLE TRAILS PARK AREA	7
June 14, 1962	OPENING ON TIME? (PHOTO OF MARK TWAIN ELEMENTARY)	9
June 14, 1962	EX-CANDY FACTORY BID FOR HOUGHTON POST OFFICE	1
June 14, 1962	JUANITA COMMUNITY CHURCH TO DEDICATE NEW BUILDING	6
June 14, 1962	HIT-RUN SMASHES BUSINESS (M W BRYANT HARDWARE)	1
June 14, 1962	SCHOOL DISTRICT BOUNDARY SHIFTS SUGGESTED BY PLAN	2
June 14, 1962	SCHOLARSHIPS, AWARDS GIVEN GRADUATING SENIORS	3
June 14, 1962	FOR YOU — DEAR TEACHER (PALLAS, CAROLYN)	6
June 14, 1962	TOP JUNIOR HIGH STUDENTS RECEIVE AWARDS	7
June 14, 1962	LYN GRANDY, WARREN TOZER	8
June 14, 1962	TRUCK OK (PHOTO)	3
June 14, 1962	OLDER RESIDENTS WARNED OF TB	1
June 14, 1962	POLIO CLINIC SWAMPED	1
June 14, 1962	EX-CANDY FACTORY BID FOR HOUGHTON POST OFFICE	1
June 14, 1962	WATERBORNE HERDERS CHASE COW OUT OF LAKE	1
June 14, 1962	HIT-RUN SMASHES BUSINESS (M W BRYANT HARDWARE)	1
June 14, 1962	KIRKLANDER FINED FOR HITTING SIGNS (JARVI, JOHN WAIN)	3
June 14, 1962	WEST, LAWRENCE SR	3
June 14, 1962	BOOTH, THOMAS D	7
June 14, 1962	EX-CANDY FACTORY BID FOR HOUGHTON POST OFFICE	1
June 14, 1962	FREE SWIM CLASSES OFFERED BY RED CROSS	5
June 14, 1962	HYDRO WINNER HERE EXPECTED TO RETURN (TUCKER, ROBBIE)	5
June 14, 1962	REDMOND OK’S SEWER EXTENSION TO ROSE HILL	1
June 14, 1962	OFFICIALS HINT BRIDGE DELAY	1
June 14, 1962	ATTORNEY TELLS ROAD FEES	1
June 14, 1962	EVERGREEN PLAZA BID OPENING SET	2
June 14, 1962	LAKE ST WALK TROUBLESOME	2
June 14, 1962	REDMOND OK’S SEWER EXTENSION TO ROSE HILL	1
June 14, 1962	VIRGINIA KINSMAN, JAMES ARTHUR KEMP	8
June 14, 1962	KAYE WRIGHTER, LANCE MILLER	8
June 21, 1962	EAST SIDE CHEVROLET – 30TH ANNIVERSARY	7
June 21, 1962	JOHN BLAKE JR JOINS H & N FARMS	12
June 21, 1962	SIX NORTHWEST ARTISTS ON DISPLAY AT CELLAR	3
June 21, 1962	ART INSTRUCTORS SET SHOW-ALL TIME	7
June 21, 1962	REUNION OF SISTERS ENDS 48-YEAR SEARCH BY KIRKLANDER (EVANS, GRETA)	6
June 21, 1962	SCHOOL DISTRICT TO SEEK COMMUNITY COLLEGE	1
June 21, 1962	SCHOOL PLANS UP TO THREE	2
June 21, 1962	KIRKLAND AUTO SALES FIRM MARKS 30TH YEAR (EAST SIDE CHEVROLET)	1
June 21, 1962	CRASH VICTIMS FORMERLY RESIDENTS (SMITH, BOB)	1
June 21, 1962	DOWNTOWN PLAN TO BE UNVEILED	1
June 21, 1962	JUNIOR CHAMBER PLANS 10 POINT CHECK	12
June 21, 1962	BUSINESS REZONING UP FOR THREE PLATS	3
June 21, 1962	SCHOOL DISTRICT TO SEEK COMMUNITY COLLEGE	1
June 21, 1962	JEANNE CAROL POLACEK, NORMAN H PFEIFFER	7
June 21, 1962	RUTH ELAINE COOLEY, LEROY DORSEY	7
June 21, 1962	BARBARA ANN BOLSTER, MELVIN DAVIDSON	8
June 21, 1962	CITY ORDERS 27 BRAMBLE PATCHES CLEARED	3
June 21, 1962	PLANS TOLD FOR FESTIVAL	1
June 21, 1962	COUNCIL AVOIDS BLOW TO SEWER USERS	2
June 21, 1962	CITY ORDERS 27 BRAMBLE PATCHES CLEARED	3
June 21, 1962	BAGGALEY REELECTED TO METRO COUNCIL	1
June 21, 1962	VOLUNTEERS BOOST LOCAL TB DRIVE	5
June 21, 1962	HOUGHTON POST OFFICE DECISION PLANNED	1
June 21, 1962	HEALTH COUNCIL PICKS F A GRAY	1
June 21, 1962	HANSEN, WAYNE R	9
June 21, 1962	BOLEY, CATHERINE	10
June 21, 1962	HATHAWAY, ARCHIE MERWIN	10
June 21, 1962	MRS WRIGHT INSTALLED PRESIDENT (AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY)	6
June 21, 1962	HOUGHTON POST OFFICE DECISION PLANNED	1
June 21, 1962	KAISER NOMINATED TO POSTMASTERSHIP	1
June 21, 1962	JOURNAL NAMED NATIONAL CONTEST PLACE WINNER	1
June 21, 1962	HOTTEST COMPETITION SEEN IN 280 CLASS HERE JUNE 30	1
June 21, 1962	YMCA ANNOUNCES BUS ROUTE	9
June 21, 1962	PETER CLARKE, KAREN LEE STOREY	8
June 21, 1962	CAROL TAGGE, KENNETH H BROWNE	8
June 28, 1962	LEAGUE’S PLAY MADE MONEY, OFFICIAL SAYS	8
June 28, 1962	ROGER CROSS NAMED TOP ARMY MARKSMAN	2
June 28, 1962	ROY (WALKER) MAKES UP FOR APATHETIC CITIZEN	3
June 28, 1962	KIRKLAND ARTIST NAMED SHOW CHAIRMAN AT BELLEVUE FAIR (HALDEMAN)	6
June 28, 1962	BULGING MAILBOX EXPECTED FOR MRS NIELSEN’S BIRTHDAY (NIELSEN, NIELSENA)	7
June 28, 1962	NEIGHBOR RETURNS AFTER 16 YEARS (DITTLINGER, GEORGE)	7
June 28, 1962	JOAN MCCRORY SETS OUT ON EUROPE TOUR	8
June 28, 1962	FORMER KIRKLANDER GETS STATE POST (GROESCHELL, ROBERT C)	9
June 28, 1962	MORE USE SEEN FOR ‘TRAILS PARK	5
June 28, 1962	OPEN HOUSE SET FOR POST OFFICE	1
June 28, 1962	FIRE DAMAGES JUANITA ROOF (LAMBERTSON, PAUL)	1
June 28, 1962	WATERFRONT APARTMENT BID: THOMAS THWARTED	3
June 28, 1962	CAMELOT BEGINS (PHOTO OF CONSTRUCTION AT CAMELOT PARK)	10
June 28, 1962	BIBLE COLLEGE WINS PROFESSOR (RICE, FRANK B)	2
June 28, 1962	STUDENTS BOOK UP USE AT BIBLE COLLEGE	2
June 28, 1962	JEANIE BURNETT, WILLIAM K ARTHUR	7
June 28, 1962	PAMELA SMITH, WALTER H MINTON	7
June 28, 1962	FESTIVAL PARADE ROUTE TOLD FOR SATURDAY	1
June 28, 1962	FIRE DAMAGES JUANITA ROOF (LAMBERTSON, PAUL)	1
June 28, 1962	PLANNERS ASK CITY COUNCIL TO WOO YMCA	3
June 28, 1962	HOUSEWIVES SUPPORT LOCAL TB DOUBLE CHECK PROGRAM	6
June 28, 1962	NO FIREWORKS, SAYS DOSS	1
June 28, 1962	HOUGHTON TO LOSE POST OFFICE JULY 1	1
June 28, 1962	NO FIREWORKS, SAYS DOSS	1
June 28, 1962	REYNOLD’S APPEAL SET FOR HEARING	2
June 28, 1962	MATHESON, DAVID N	2
June 28, 1962	PETERSON, DANIEL L	2
June 28, 1962	SCHELIN, DAVID K	2
June 28, 1962	SMITH, REV. BOB	2
June 28, 1962	PLANNERS ASK CITY COUNCIL TO WOO YMCA	3
June 28, 1962	AMERICAN YOUTH GENERALLY UNAWARE OF POLITICS SAYS VISITING BERLINER	1
June 28, 1962	GALS LEARN HOW TO MAKE GOVERNMENT WORK (GIRLS’ STATE)	8
June 28, 1962	GRANGE GETS NEW POSTAL JOB	1
June 28, 1962	HOUGHTON TO LOSE POST OFFICE JULY 1	1
June 28, 1962	OPEN HOUSE SET FOR POST OFFICE	1
June 28, 1962	55 HYDROPLANE JOCKEYS TO RACE HERE	1
June 28, 1962	LOCAL PAIR TO ENTER KUP RACE (WHITING, AL & ROGERS, DEL)	1
June 28, 1962	ANNUAL LAKE WASHINGTON HORSE SHOW OPENS TOMORROW	5
June 28, 1962	MATCHED WHITE CHARGERS IN SHOW COME FROM WILLOWS ROAD FARM	5
June 28, 1962	SKINDIVERS WARNED BY FASSOLD	10
June 28, 1962	MORE USE SEEN FOR ‘TRAILS PARK	5
June 28, 1962	HOW KIRKLAND’S SEWER SYSTEM ACQUIRED ITS PROBLEMS TODAY	2
June 28, 1962	DITCH SNIFFING TIME HERE	10
June 28, 1962	DOROTHY JP MARK, JAN OBERG	7
July 5, 1962	HALLS FORDLAND (GRAND OPENING)	7
July 5, 1962	TRAVELING COUPLE TO CELEBRATE GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY (ASHTENHAGEN)	7
July 5, 1962	KIRKLAND ARTIST NAMED SHOW CHAIRMAN OF BELLEVUE FAIR (HALDEMAN)	8
July 5, 1962	YOUTHS BEHIND SCOTTISH PIPE WAILING (JAMISON, GEORGE AND MARC)	1
July 5, 1962	RESTAURANT BEING BUILT ON MARKET (MIKE’S BURGER BAR)	6
July 5, 1962	CHAMBER PRESIDENT CHIDES AUTO PARKERS	2
July 5, 1962	PREPARATION NEEDED FOR HUGE GROWTH	6
July 5, 1962	FOUR PLATS REZONED	9
July 5, 1962	BOARD PROMISES ACCORD	1
July 5, 1962	LINDA IDELL JOHNSON, JOHN DOANE CADIGAN	7
July 5, 1962	PAMELA SMITH, WALTER H MINTON	8
July 5, 1962	PATRICIA ANN SMITH, WALTER DERBY JOHNSON	8
July 5, 1962	COMMENT (PHOTOS OF LITTERING)	2
July 5, 1962	ARSON SAID FIRE CAUSE	1
July 5, 1962	VOLUNTEER FIREMEN SERVICE HONORED	6
July 5, 1962	MAYOR TO SEEK NEW CITY ENGINEER	3
July 5, 1962	JUANITANS TO USE BOATS TO PROMOTE TB TESTING	6
July 5, 1962	JUANITA JUNCTION CHANGE SET	6
July 5, 1962	PLANKTON COULD CLOUD LAKE, SAYS UW SCIENTIST	6
July 5, 1962	KIRKLAND POLICE PROMOTION TOLD (CONOVER, DICK)	2
July 5, 1962	KOLBO, FESTUS MARTIN	9
July 5, 1962	HUFTY NEW PRESIDENT (LIONS)	6
July 5, 1962	TWO ENTER JUSTICE RACE	1
July 5, 1962	CEYLONESE PRESS OFFICER HERE URGES MORE INTERNATIONAL NEWS	2
July 5, 1962	COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE FIRM OPEN (CLAUDE ARNOLD REALTY)	2
July 5, 1962	SALESMAN JOINS FERGUSON FIRM	2
July 5, 1962	BOOMING 7 LITRES SHOW STRENGTH HERE	1
July 5, 1962	COR-SUN ARABIANS ON VIEW DURING TRAILS SHOW	4
July 5, 1962	LOCAL RIFLEMEN NAB TITLE	4
July 5, 1962	AREA TABBED FOR ROAD WORK	1
July 5, 1962	JUANITA JUNCTION CHANGE SET	6
July 5, 1962	MARY LYNN YERABEK, JERRY BOYLE	8
July 5, 1962	CAROL ANN YERABEK, DAVID WATLING	8
July 12, 1962	JACQUEY WOODSON HEADS FOR PEACE CORPS TRAINING	1
July 12, 1962	COUPLE SOLD ON THE PEOPLE OF THE JUANITA COMMUNITY (WATTS, OTIS)	1
July 12, 1962	RADIO TOWERS HEARING SET	1
July 12, 1962	OUTDOOR SALESROOM, PAINT BOOST SALES (HALL’S)	1
July 12, 1962	HOUGHTON FIRM ON PLAT FOR BUILDING	2
July 12, 1962	OPEN HOUSE HELD AT HENDRIX HOME	7
July 12, 1962	BOX CAR SQUISHES FOREIGN CAR HERE (PHOTO)	1
July 12, 1962	KINDERGARTEN ENROLLMENT INCREASE SEEN	12
July 12, 1962	ROSEMARY MCAULLIFE, ARVID LEROY MUSGRAVE	8
July 12, 1962	BETH TAYLOR, WILLIAM HOWE	8
July 12, 1962	SANDRA SCHWARZ, LEE V CROSBY	9
July 12, 1962	FIRE INSURANCE RATES DROP IN DISTRICT 41	1
July 12, 1962	JUANITA SIREN KNOCKED OUT	3
July 12, 1962	US HEALTH PEOPLE KEEP TABS ON KIRKLAND AREA	2
July 12, 1962	HOUGHTON TO PAY PAVING SHARE	2
July 12, 1962	HOUGHTON FIRM ON PLAT FOR BUILDING	2
July 12, 1962	COUPLE SOLD ON THE PEOPLE OF THE JUANITA COMMUNITY (WATTS, OTIS)	1
July 12, 1962	WATERFRONT ZONE CHANGE REQUESTED	2
July 12, 1962	CHARLIE ANDERSON WANTS HIS $50 BACK	3
July 12, 1962	MATHESON, DAVID	2
July 12, 1962	HEBERT, JUDITH	2
July 12, 1962	SHEPPHARD, EMMA	2
July 12, 1962	FOSTER, HELEN	7
July 12, 1962	SCHELIN, DAVID	7
July 12, 1962	KOLBO, MARTIN F	12
July 12, 1962	FISHER, KATHRYN A	12
July 12, 1962	FOUR KIRKLAND GIRLS SCOUTS HEAD FOR INTERNATIONAL ROUNDUP CAMP	9
July 12, 1962	TRUNK FILES FOR JUSTICE	1
July 12, 1962	C JOHNSON SEEKS POST	1
July 12, 1962	BURNS PROMISES NIGHT COURTS	12
July 12, 1962	TED WARREN, BOB HUBER NAMED L’LEAGUE WINNERS	1
July 12, 1962	KIRKLAND TO HOST RUTH TOURNAMENT	4
July 12, 1962	KING COUNTY BUYS MARYMOOR	3
July 12, 1962	KAREN ANN SCHAFER, RAYMOND O KEEHNER	8
July 12, 1962	SANDRA PICKRELL, PATRICK ALEXANDER	8
July 19, 1962	ARTIST-IN-ACTION AT FAIR TO SHOW “AMMONIA PRINTS”	7
July 19, 1962	SCHOOL NEED MAP (MAP OF PREDICTED 1985 SCHOOL SITES)	6
July 19, 1962	STATE OKS SITE LEASE FOR SCHOOL	7
July 19, 1962	KIRKLAND WOMAN SAVED FROM WATER	12
July 19, 1962	PHOTOS OF CIRCUS PUT ON BY CHILDREN	1
July 19, 1962	THREE REZONINGS IN COUNTY SOUGHT NEAR CITY	12
July 19, 1962	HALF LW GRADS “COLLEGE BOUND”	12
July 19, 1962	HOLLEY POSEY, DAVE BIRD	7
July 19, 1962	AMBER MABRY, PETE CARTER	7
July 19, 1962	PHOTOS OF CIRCUS PUT ON BY CHILDREN	1
July 19, 1962	UNPAID TAXES LISTED	9
July 19, 1962	FINAL POLIO IMMUNIZATION SCHEDULED FRIDAY-SAT	1
July 19, 1962	SIX PUBLIC HEARINGS SCHEDULED FOR HOUGHTON	1
July 19, 1962	A TALE OF ICE CREAM BARS AND LEASH LAWS	2
July 19, 1962	FOUR CHARGED WITH ASSAULT	4
July 19, 1962	WIDEMANN, OTTO	5
July 19, 1962	LELAND ATTACKED AS HARD TO FIND HERE	1
July 19, 1962	AL THOMPSON CHALLENGED	1
July 19, 1962	KAISER RECEIVES POSTAL APPOINTMENT	1
July 19, 1962	JOURNAL SECTION PICTURES KIRKLAND AREA BUSINESSES	1
July 19, 1962	PARK BUDGET ABOUT SAME	9
July 19, 1962	STATE TURNS DOWN MEDINA BRIDGE PLAN	3
July 19, 1962	KATHLEEN MATHESON, STEVEN LEE HAMMERSTROM	8
July 19, 1962	SHARON ANDREW, JACK BEROSIK	8
July 19, 1962	COETA HARTMAN, ALAN B CHALMERS	8
July 19, 1962	MR AND MRS ROBERT SHEARER	8
July 19, 1962	JUDY NOYD, RONALD DAVIS	8
July 26, 1962	MR AND MRS BIRNBAUM MARRIED FOR 69 YEARS	1
July 26, 1962	SEVEN KIRKLAND ARTISTS TO EXHIBIT IN FAIR	12
July 26, 1962	SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT – PHOTO OF NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE	6
July 26, 1962	COASTGUARD COMMANDER GOES SAILING FOR SPEED (COTTER, ED)	1
July 26, 1962	GERMAN RELATIVE SEEKS MISSING BROTHER HERE (MEISNER, ERICH)	1
July 26, 1962	COUPLE GRATEFUL FOR NEIGHBORS’ HELP (SMITH, RAY)	1
July 26, 1962	TWO MEDICAL TECHNOLOGISTS HERE (ROSENTHAL, BIANCA & BROWN, WARREN)	7
July 26, 1962	GIRL SCOUT CORRESPONDENT REPORTS FROM VERMONT (SODERSTROM, JANET)	12
July 26, 1962	SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT – PHOTO OF KIRKLAND HOSPITAL	2
July 26, 1962	SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT – PHOTO OF DR HAROLD S CLEMENT – OPTICAL	4
July 26, 1962	BUILDING CODE TO BE ENFORCED	9
July 26, 1962	SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT – PHOTO OF JUANITA DRIVE IN	2
July 26, 1962	SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT – PHOTO OF ANDY’S AUTO REPAIR	2
July 26, 1962	SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT – PHOTO OF BUTTERA MOTORS	2
July 26, 1962	SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT – PHOTO OF BLAU’S TEXACO	3
July 26, 1962	SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT – PHOTO OF KIRKLAND FOODLANE	3
July 26, 1962	SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT – PHOTO OF MCEVOY-ROGERS LUMBER	3
July 26, 1962	SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT – PHOTO OF KIRKLAND GARDEN AND PAINT	3
July 26, 1962	SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT – PHOTO OF DICK’S CHEVRON	3
July 26, 1962	SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT – PHOTO OF THE FLAME	4
July 26, 1962	SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT – PHOTO OF EASTSIDE MUSIC	4
July 26, 1962	SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT – PHOTO OF SEAMEN’S OUTFITTING STORE	4
July 26, 1962	SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT – PHOTO OF COIN-A-MATIC	4
July 26, 1962	SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT – PHOTO OF WATT’S AUTO ELECTRICAL	4
July 26, 1962	SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT – PHOTO OF DRAIN AND DONOGHUE	5
July 26, 1962	SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT – PHOTO OF KVAM DRUG CO NO 3	5
July 26, 1962	SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT – PHOTO OF J C PENNEY	5
July 26, 1962	SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT – PHOTO OF BRYANT HARDWARE	5
July 26, 1962	SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT – PHOTO OF BEN FRANKLIN STORE	5
July 26, 1962	SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT – PHOTO OF SAFEWAY STORE	5
July 26, 1962	SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT – PHOTO OF KIRKLAND SHOES	6
July 26, 1962	SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT – PHOTO OF WESTERN OPTICAL	6
July 26, 1962	SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT – PHOTO OF T M WAGONER JEWELER	6
July 26, 1962	SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT – PHOTO OF COLMAN’S KIRKLAND DRUG	6
July 26, 1962	SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT – PHOTO OF SURF CAFE	6
July 26, 1962	SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT – PHOTO OF DOUGLASS PHOTOGRAPHY	7
July 26, 1962	SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT – PHOTO OF BLECHA BROS INC	7
July 26, 1962	SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT – PHOTO OF THE ART MART	7
July 26, 1962	SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT – PHOTO OF CAROL’S DRESS SHOP	7
July 26, 1962	SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT – PHOTO OF JEAN’S FABRIC	7
July 26, 1962	SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT – PHOTO OF O K RUBBER WELDERS	8
July 26, 1962	SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT – PHOTO OF WALT’S RICHFIELD	8
July 26, 1962	SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT – PHOTO OF LAKESHORE OPTICAL	8
July 26, 1962	SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT – PHOTO OF BIXBY’S MARINA	8
July 26, 1962	SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT – PHOTO OF THOMPSON’S BOOKKEEPING AND ANSWERING	9
July 26, 1962	SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT – PHOTO OF HALLEN MOTOR SERVICE	9
July 26, 1962	SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT – PHOTO OF PINES FLORAL COMPANY	9
July 26, 1962	SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT – PHOTO OF TOTEM BOWL	9
July 26, 1962	SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT – PHOTO OF CHET’S ROSE HILL ENCO	9
July 26, 1962	SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT – PHOTO OF ROSE HILL SALON OF BEAUTY	9
July 26, 1962	SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT – PHOTO OF KIRKLAND FURNITURE CO	10
July 26, 1962	SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT – PHOTO OF CONNOLLY’S FAMILY SHOE STORE	10
July 26, 1962	SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT – PHOTO OF PAUL’S JEWELRY	10
July 26, 1962	SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT – PHOTO OF DOCTOR’S DAVID AND PATRICIA ANDRIESEN	10
July 26, 1962	SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT – PHOTO OF MODE-O-DAY	10
July 26, 1962	SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT – PHOTO OF MCDOUGALL’S	10
July 26, 1962	SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT – PHOTO OF WESTLUND’S SHELL SERVICE	11
July 26, 1962	SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT – PHOTO OF RAAB’S REDMOND FURNITURE INC	11
July 26, 1962	SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT – PHOTO OF MCLEOD SPORTING GOODS	11
July 26, 1962	SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT – PHOTO OF SEARS AND ROEBUCK	11
July 26, 1962	SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT – PHOTO OF TRADEWELL STORE	11
July 26, 1962	SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT – PHOTO OF RAD’S DRIVE IN	12
July 26, 1962	SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT – PHOTO OF LAKEVIEW IGA	12
July 26, 1962	SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT – PHOTO OF LAKE VISTA DRUG	12
July 26, 1962	SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT – PHOTO OF LAKEVIEW VELTEX SERVICE	12
July 26, 1962	SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT – PHOTO OF LAKEVIEW RICHFIELD SERVICE	12
July 26, 1962	2 JUNIOR COLLEGES NEEDED FOR AREA	3
July 26, 1962	THIRD APARTMENT TO BE BUILT ON 2ND ST	1
July 26, 1962	CAROLINE PARK OPEN HOUSE SET	6
July 26, 1962	SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT – PHOTO OF HEYER REST HOME	8
July 26, 1962	SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT – PHOTO OF SIMPSON NURSING HOME	8
July 26, 1962	SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT – PHOTO OF LAKE-VUE MANOR	12
July 26, 1962	UGN SETS $22792 FOR AREA	9
July 26, 1962	JUNIOR COLLEGE COST EQUAL TO HIGH SCHOOL	3
July 26, 1962	JACQUELINE BELLINGS, WILLIAM T SKAHAN	8
July 26, 1962	JANET GILL, RONALD SCOTT	8
July 26, 1962	PATRICIA HUMPHREYS, WILFRED HEINZIG	8
July 26, 1962	FALK DOUSES COUNTY’S BURNING AT HOUGHTON FILL	1
July 26, 1962	PUBLIC HARD PUT TO FIND OUT WHO’S RESPONSIBLE (LAKE POLLUTION)	2
July 26, 1962	ROSE HILL TB TESTING NEXT	3
July 26, 1962	FALK DOUSES COUNTY’S BURNING AT HOUGHTON FILL	1
July 26, 1962	JUANITA PLAYGROUND (PHOTO OF JUANITA BEACH)	1
July 26, 1962	JUANITA BAY (PHOTO)	2
July 26, 1962	JUANITA PLAYGROUND (PHOTO OF JUANITA BEACH)	1
July 26, 1962	SUMMER’S HERE, FERRIES LEAVE	1
July 26, 1962	BOYS CAUGHT STEALING BOAT	6
July 26, 1962	RADIO STATION ASKS FOR SITE USE	1
July 26, 1962	KIRTLEY, EARL L	6
July 26, 1962	WALLACE EARL E	6
July 26, 1962	JUANITA PLAYGROUND (PHOTO OF JUANITA BEACH)	1
July 26, 1962	STATE INCLUDES PAVING KIRKLAND-REDMOND ROAD	1
July 26, 1962	REROUTED 2-D ASKED	1
July 26, 1962	CHARLENE TAYLOR, LESTER QUEENER	7
July 26, 1962	RUTH ELAINE COOLEY, LEROY DORSEY	8
July 26, 1962	SANDRA ELAINE DORR, DANIEL FEATHERSTON	8
August 2, 1962	WELCOME LITTLE LEAGUERS (PHOTOS)	6
August 2, 1962	H & N FARMS TO HOST CONVENTION	9
August 2, 1962	ARTIST’S WORK PLACES IN FAIR AT FIRST TRY (CHAROUHAS, BETTY)	10
August 2, 1962	COL. PATTY AND FAMILY COME HOME FOR VISIT (PATTY, HOMER E)	6
August 2, 1962	MARK TWAIN SCHOOL BUILDING STILL STALLED	3
August 2, 1962	CIVIC GROUPS BACK COLLEGE	9
August 2, 1962	NEW ARMORY FORESEEN NEARBY	3
August 2, 1962	NURSING HOME OWNERS SAY CHARGE NECESSARY	1
August 2, 1962	ONE, TWO, THREE, KICK (PHOTO OF SWIMMING LESSONS AT WAVERLY PARK)	7
August 2, 1962	CODE TO BE AIRED SOON	2
August 2, 1962	DOUBLE SHIFTING DUE (ROSE HILL)	8
August 2, 1962	GEORGIA LYNN STEWART, LARRY FRANKLIN	7
August 2, 1962	CINDY LOU RAINWATER, JERRY MCMEANS	7
August 2, 1962	FIRE GUTS AUTO IN HOUGHTON	5
August 2, 1962	ENGINEERING JOB UNFILLED	1
August 2, 1962	TUBERCULOSIS SPREADING THROUGH KIRKLAND AREA	1
August 2, 1962	PARENTS WARNED ABOUT POISONOUS PLANTS	6
August 2, 1962	BELLEVUEAN BEATEN HERE (WILSON, GEORGE)	3
August 2, 1962	BREACH OF PEACE CHARGE DISMISSED	3
August 2, 1962	NEW AIRMEN BACK AFTER EVENTFUL YEAR (LAMBERT, BOB & MYNAR, JIM)	3
August 2, 1962	COGSWELL, KENNETH H	1
August 2, 1962	MARTIN, JOE	2
August 2, 1962	BADGLEY, GUSTAVA C	2
August 2, 1962	ROUNDUP GIRLS LIVE OUTDOORS IN VERMONT	8
August 2, 1962	WELCOME STATE LITTLE LEAGUE TOURNEY	1
August 2, 1962	TWO STUDENTS SEEK ADVENTURE ON BICYCLE (TAYLOR, JOHN & OLSON, GARY)	5
August 2, 1962	WALTER FITCH WILL BE PASTOR FOR AUGUST	9
August 2, 1962	STATE DELAYS KIRKLAND ACCESS TWO YEARS	1
August 2, 1962	PEOPLE PROTECTION PAINTED (PEDESTRIAN WALKS)	1
August 2, 1962	INTERCHANGE EXPECTED SOON	1
August 2, 1962	SPRINKLING BANS SPOTTY IN THIS AREA	1
August 2, 1962	$143,000 SOUGHT FOR WATER, SEWER FIX UP	2
August 2, 1962	SUSAN WILSON, WILLIAM HALL	8
August 2, 1962	DONNA FLANERY, MICHAEL CLEMMONS	8
August 2, 1962	ISABELLE C FLORIN, OSCAR E ENGELBREKT	8
August 2, 1962	MAXINE CONOVER, JAMES THENO	8
August 9, 1962	HARRY WRAY’S DREAM SLIPS AWAY DAY-BY-DAY	3
August 9, 1962	SCHOOL NURSE RETIRES AFTER 20 YEARS SERVICE (NORDSTROM, AGNES)	8
August 9, 1962	CONSUL VISITS BLAU FAMILY	9
August 9, 1962	KIRKLAND KEEPS ALIVE RIVERBOATING TRADITION (ROSIN, FRANK)	12
August 9, 1962	PARK PLANS STILL IN AIR	3
August 9, 1962	DOCTOR FIRST TENANT FOR BUILDING (THIELE, R A)	8
August 9, 1962	SLOW START (PHOTOS OF MARK TWAIN SCHOOL)	2
August 9, 1962	BUILDING PERMIT EXTENDED, MAYOR WANTS FIRST SWIM	2
August 9, 1962	FIVE TON BULLDOZER OVERTURNED (PHOTO)	3
August 9, 1962	SPEAKER SAYS CENTERS NOT BOMB ANSWERS	3
August 9, 1962	DEVELOPER STALLED BY SCHOOL NEEDS	3
August 9, 1962	WHAT URBAN GOVERNMENT REFORM MEANS TO YOU	2
August 9, 1962	SHEETS HITS AT SCHOOLS (SHEETS, WILSON)	1
August 9, 1962	SCHOOL CHANGES ORDERED	3
August 9, 1962	$250,000 PAYROLL COMING (WESTERN PLYWOOD)	1
August 9, 1962	TERESA ANNE GUSTAFSON, GERALD O NORTH	8
August 9, 1962	JOANIE BERGEVIN, ROGER T PINNEY	8
August 9, 1962	BLAZE LEVELS BOATHOUSE	1
August 9, 1962	’63 BUDGET ‘IN RED’ SO FAR	2
August 9, 1962	$250,000 PAYROLL COMING (WESTERN PLYWOOD)	1
August 9, 1962	LAUNCH (PHOTO OF BOAT LAUNCH AT LAKE WASHINGTON SHIPYARD)	5
August 9, 1962	ZECH, DR RAYMOND LEWIS	1
August 9, 1962	RAINWATER, JIMMIE	1
August 9, 1962	GORE, RAY O	2
August 9, 1962	PETERSEN, BIRGER	7
August 9, 1962	EDFAST, ROY	7
August 9, 1962	SWANSON, ERIC	9
August 9, 1962	NICHOLAS, THOMAS I	10
August 9, 1962	HOWLAND, BENDA	10
August 9, 1962	TRUNK HITS JUDGE SIGNS	1
August 9, 1962	FORMER KIRKLAND GIRL PUBLISHES FIRST NOVEL (HUDSON, LOIS PHILLIPS)	1
August 9, 1962	BELLEVUE TAKES STATE TITLE HERE, REDMOND THIRD	4
August 9, 1962	OPEN PAIR BRIDGE PLAYED	7
August 9, 1962	PARK PLANS STILL IN AIR	3
August 9, 1962	FATHER CONGER CHAIRS LITURGICAL CONFERENCE	1
August 9, 1962	LAUNCH (PHOTO OF BOAT LAUNCH AT LAKE WASHINGTON SHIPYARD)	5
August 9, 1962	KIRKLAND KEEPS ALIVE RIVERBOATING TRADITION (ROSIN, FRANK)	12
August 9, 1962	RAPID TRANSIT CALLED TRAFFIC SNARL ‘ANSWER’	3
August 9, 1962	BUGGE PLEDGES AID FOR ACCESS HIGHWAY	1
August 9, 1962	2-D REPAVING BID OPENED	1
August 9, 1962	GOOD ROADS BACKS CITY’S RAMP	5
August 9, 1962	HOORAY, WE’RE FIRST AGAIN (CITY SEWER BILL)	5
August 9, 1962	SHERRY ANN HALBERT, PHILLIP PIERCE	8
August 9, 1962	AILEEN ARMSTRONG, HARRY CROW	8
August 9, 1962	GERALDINE RADTKE, FRANK MELLQUEST	8
August 16, 1962	CELLAR GALLERY’S NEW SHOW FEATURES NORTHWEST ARTISTS	9
August 16, 1962	LOCKWOOD FAMILY REUNION ATTENDED BY 74 MEMBERS	8
August 16, 1962	SENIOR CITIZEN TRADES RETIREMENT FOR CERAMICS (HADLEY, HATTIE)	8
August 16, 1962	TIME RAN OUT ON APARTMENT DECISION	1
August 16, 1962	PARTNERS WIN 15000 DOLLAR BILLS (STUART, HAROLD & HOODLESS, FRANK)	7
August 16, 1962	MRS BOUCHELLE SERIOUSLY HURT	2
August 16, 1962	STUDENTS ORGANIZE WRAY BENEFIT EVENTS	1
August 16, 1962	STATE PRESIDENT TO VISIT PTA WORKSHOP HERE	8
August 16, 1962	SCHOOLS OPEN FOR NEWCOMER REGISTRATION	12
August 16, 1962	MYRNA BELLE ROGERS, LARRY NELSON CROUCH	8
August 16, 1962	LETTERS TO THE EDITOR (FLOOD PLAN)	2
August 16, 1962	WHAT’S HAPPENING TO OUR DOGS	3
August 16, 1962	KIRKLAND TAX LAND TO BE SOLD SEPT 6	6
August 16, 1962	TB TEST COVERS 53% HERE	1
August 16, 1962	HOUGHTON CITIZENS TOLD TO RETURN FOR ACTION	1
August 16, 1962	FORMER RESIDENT RETURNS; CITY PATIENT (TRUSSELL, HAROLD J)	1
August 16, 1962	POLICE SEEK 3 FORGERS	4
August 16, 1962	$700 BURGLARY HERE	5
August 16, 1962	WHAT NEW NORTHLAKE JUSTICE COURT WILL MEAN	6
August 16, 1962	CHIEF SEEKS PATROLMAN, RAISES, FOR CRIME RISE	12
August 16, 1962	NO VACANCY SIGN OUT FOR HOSPITAL INCUBATORS	9
August 16, 1962	SANFORD, DONALD LEE	4
August 16, 1962	SANFORD, MARY	4
August 16, 1962	JOHNSTON, ETTA	5
August 16, 1962	HAS WINGS (DELAPP, CAROL L)	8
August 16, 1962	ROUNDUP GIRLS LEAVE CAMP WITH MEMORIES OF FRIENDS	9
August 16, 1962	ROTARY PARTY SLATED	1
August 16, 1962	FIRST ROTARIANS (PHOTO)	2
August 16, 1962	LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS PLAN AREA MEMBERSHIP TEAS	8
August 16, 1962	DAVIS SAYS TRUNK IN ERROR	1
August 16, 1962	‘PURE BUNK’ SAYS TRUNK	6
August 16, 1962	POST OFFICE DUE FOR ROSE HILL	1
August 16, 1962	KIRKLAND TO HOST ANOTHER STATE DIAMOND TOURNEY	4
August 16, 1962	POST OFFICE DUE FOR ROSE HILL	1
August 16, 1962	VARIOUS PHOTOS OF BOATS	6
August 16, 1962	WATER MAIN BREAK FIXED	4
August 23, 1962	SUCCESSFUL PLAY GIVES RISE TO FORMING OF THEATRE EAST	3
August 23, 1962	OLSON (OLE) BUILDS HIS OWN FERRIS WHEEL IN HOUGHTON FRONT YARD	3
August 23, 1962	COMBINED … MARUSKA BROTHERS ADD WEIGHT TO FAMILY REUNION	9
August 23, 1962	COMMUNITY COLLEGE VOTE ASKED NOV 6	1
August 23, 1962	WALTER REED PROPOSED	1
August 23, 1962	CITY HALL FLOOR FLOODS	1
August 23, 1962	BAPTISTS TO BREAK GROUND	9
August 23, 1962	REZONING SOUGHT FOR 70 ACRES NEAR FIRLOCH	1
August 23, 1962	SCHOOLS HIRE FIRST PHD (KENSEL, WILLIAM H)	1
August 23, 1962	STUDENT FUND FOR WRAY STILL GOING	2
August 23, 1962	58 NEW TEACHERS HIRED BY DISTRICT FOR 11 SCHOOLS	6
August 23, 1962	TERRY DARLENE IRVIN, RICHARD BURNHAM	7
August 23, 1962	PATRICIA JEAN BENNER, VERNON EASTERLIN JR	7
August 23, 1962	SLOW BURN (PHOTO OF FIRE TRAINING)	1
August 23, 1962	COUNCIL SEEKS 5 MILL LEVY	2
August 23, 1962	ENGINEERS TO CHECK PLATS FOR HOUGHTON	1
August 23, 1962	LEASH LAW TO BE ON SEPT BALLOT	1
August 23, 1962	BIRD CHASE CALLS POLICE	1
August 23, 1962	WATERFRONT PATROL COSTS $1.66 PER HOUR – FALK SAYS	3
August 23, 1962	DON SPRINKLE BACKS CENTRAL DISPATCHING	3
August 23, 1962	TWO RETURNED ON CHARGES	9
August 23, 1962	YOUNGEST READERS READ MORE ON LIBRARY PROGRAM	1
August 23, 1962	GIRLS LEARN HORSES ARE MORE THAN JUST TO SIT ON	5
August 23, 1962	ROTARY HITS 25 YEAR MARK	10
August 23, 1962	JOHNSON CHALLENGES CANDIDATES CLAIMS’	3
August 23, 1962	TRUNK HITS EXTENDED JURISDICTION CLAIMS	3
August 23, 1962	KATHY LANDVATTER WINS BIKE DERBY QUEEN TITLE	4
August 23, 1962	COMMUTER SURGE SAID KEY TO TRANSPORT	6
August 23, 1962	LELAND OPTIMISTIC ON EARLY ACCESS	1
August 23, 1962	BRIDGE WORK STEPPED UP (PHOTOS)	1
August 23, 1962	JOYCE ELAINE THOMSEN, CHESTER DOUGLAS BLAKE	7
August 23, 1962	AMBER MABRY, NOLAN CARTER	8
August 23, 1962	EARLINE MCWHIRTER, THOMAS DALY	8
August 23, 1962	MARY BETH SCHEEL, HANS CHRISTIAN (CHRIS) ESKILDSON	8
August 30, 1962	DRISCOLL’S TAVERN (PHOTO)	6
August 30, 1962	EARLYDAY RESIDENT KEEPS TRACK VIA SCRAPBOOKS (FISK, GRACE)	6
August 30, 1962	HAWAIIAN COUPLE REMINISCE WITH FRIENDS OF MRS CADLE	8
August 30, 1962	SON TO TEACH IN OKINAWA (BROMAN, HAROLD)	10
August 30, 1962	GROUND BROKEN FOR ROSE HILL BAPTIST CHURCH	10
August 30, 1962	VEHICLE CLIPS HYDRANT, DOORS, AS BRAKES FAIL	1
August 30, 1962	QUALITY EDUCATION POSSIBLE WITH GROWTH	1
August 30, 1962	JOHNSON LONG IN DISTRICT	1
August 30, 1962	SCHOOLS SEE 7000 PUPILS	1
August 30, 1962	LAKEVIEW TO TAKE THREE GRADES	4
August 30, 1962	ADULT EDUCATION BROCHURE OUT	5
August 30, 1962	BRAMBLE PROGRAM AMAZES	1
August 30, 1962	CITY’S BUDGET BALANCED	1
August 30, 1962	CITY WINS ENGINEER (CLERK, F E)	1
August 30, 1962	EARLYDAY RESIDENT KEEPS TRACK VIA SCRAPBOOKS (FISK, GRACE)	6
August 30, 1962	REQUESTS TO HOLD OVER BUSINESS CUT MEETING	2
August 30, 1962	SCHOOL TRANSPORTATION NOT POLICE PROBLEM, CHIEF SAYS	2
August 30, 1962	HIT-RUNS ON UPSWING	3
August 30, 1962	RADDER, PETER G	2
August 30, 1962	HENNEN, MAX L	2
August 30, 1962	MITCHELL, ROBERT	2
August 30, 1962	HICKENBOTTOM, FREDERICK W	4
August 30, 1962	NEILSEN, BERTHA K	5
August 30, 1962	DAUCETTE, LENA	9
August 30, 1962	WOMAN’S CLUB TO START (KIRKLAND WOMAN’S CLUB)	8
August 30, 1962	DEMOS WANT INCOME TAX	1
August 30, 1962	LAWYERS FAVOR JOHNSON	1
August 30, 1962	200 HEAR CANDIDATES VIEWS, OPINIONS AT REDMOND	1
August 30, 1962	BURNS HOLDS UP RECORD	3
August 30, 1962	LEGISLATIVE CANDIDATES VOICE MAJOR PROJECTS …	7
August 30, 1962	POST OFFICE BID RECOMMENDED (ROSE HILL)	1
August 30, 1962	NEW JUANITA REPORTER INTRODUCED (SEARLE, ANNABEL)	8
August 30, 1962	KIRKLAND’S TOWN TEAM WINS STATE BASEBALL CROWN	4
August 30, 1962	POST OFFICE BID RECOMMENDED (ROSE HILL)	1
August 30, 1962	ENTRANCE, EXIT (PHOTO OF WELCOME SIGNS FOR CITY ENTRANCES)	2
August 30, 1962	ACTOR TELLS ACCESS ROAD FUND PLAN	9
August 30, 1962	LYN GRANDY, WARREN TOZER	8
August 30, 1962	MARLENE MARIE MOSER, ARTHUR LEE HALL	8
August 30, 1962	JOHANNA SCHULTZ, JOHN F KUSKA	8
September 6, 1962	TRYOUTS CALLED BY THEATRE EAST	6
September 6, 1962	MORELLI LEFT BEHIND A STRANGE ARMY (MORELLI, PANFILO)	1
September 6, 1962	JUANITANS CLAIM CAPSULE LIVING RECORD (LAWRENCE, BILL & JOHNSON, SCOTT)	3
September 6, 1962	OPPORTUNITY TO VISIT RUSSIA WAS UNEXPECTED FOR TRAVELER (CONNOR, JIMIE)	6
September 6, 1962	JACQUEY LEAVES WITH PEACE CORPS FOR ETHIOPIA (WOODSON, JACQUELINE)	10
September 6, 1962	RAINWATER STABLES SOLD	1
September 6, 1962	FIRLOCK REZONE DENIED	3
September 6, 1962	SCHOOLS LAUNCH TRANSPORT STUDY	1
September 6, 1962	WRAY WINS SCHOOL AID FOR STUDY PLAN	1
September 6, 1962	ENROLLMENT SURGES HERE	1
September 6, 1962	JOHNSON NOTES CHANGES IN SCHOOL	10
September 6, 1962	SUSAN YORK, JOHN C RIGGS	6
September 6, 1962	CLEAN LAKE TO FOLLOW METRO TRUNK	1
September 6, 1962	DREYERS RETURN TO GUTTED HOME	1
September 6, 1962	CLEAN LAKE TO FOLLOW METRO TRUNK	1
September 6, 1962	HAGERMAN, AVEL	2
September 6, 1962	BRISKY, GEORGE	3
September 6, 1962	BROWN, MARY ELEANOR	3
September 6, 1962	WOOD, JOSIE	6
September 6, 1962	STENSLAND, KENNETH	10
September 6, 1962	VOTERS TO PICK CANDIDATES FOR 16 POSTS	1
September 6, 1962	VOTERS TO DECIDE “MOST SIGNIFICANT” ISSUE SEPT 11	1
September 6, 1962	TRUNK BACKERS LAUNCH GET OUT THE VOTE DRIVE HERE	5
September 6, 1962	DAVIS COUNTERS CLAIMS, CALLS THEM ‘RIDICULOUS’	5
September 6, 1962	BURNS COUNTERATTACKS, CHARGES SMOKESCREEN	5
September 6, 1962	KIRKLAND SIGNS HONOR JOANNE’S GOLF TRIUMPH (GUNDERSON)	1
September 6, 1962	CONGREGATION TO HONOR PASTOR AND MRS NORTH	6
September 6, 1962	HOPKINS WINS INTERCHANGE CONTRACT	1
September 6, 1962	LINDA JOHNSON, JOHN CADIGAN	8
September 6, 1962	BARBARA ANN BOLSTER, MELVIN DAVIDSON	8
September 6, 1962	ERNESTINE NORTH, RONALD CULTUM	8
September 13, 1962	LIVELY ARTS CENTER OPENS IN KIRKLAND	9
September 13, 1962	CITY CAN SELL CENTER	1
September 13, 1962	FIREHALL TAX SOUGHT	1
September 13, 1962	APARTMENT PLAT REJECTED BY COUNCIL	5
September 13, 1962	C OF C CENTER STATUS	3
September 13, 1962	LAUNCHING OF UGN DRIVE READY FOR KIRKLAND AREA	1
September 13, 1962	CITY’S COMPREHENSIVE PLAN DOUBLES SHOPPING	3
September 13, 1962	ADULT SCHOOL TRIES MAIL REGISTRATION	2
September 13, 1962	SCHOOL ENROLLMENT UP 12.2%	2
September 13, 1962	IDIOT EYE EDUCATION ON UPSWING HERE (TELEVISION )	5
September 13, 1962	HIGH SCHOOL COMMITTEE SETS GROOMING RULES	7
September 13, 1962	JOANN DEJONG, JIM E KENNARD	8
September 13, 1962	JERRIANNE GRADY, BRUCE FREDERICK HELBERG II	8
September 13, 1962	CITY DADS OK BUDGET	1
September 13, 1962	URBAN GOVERNMENT CHANGES DETAILED	12
September 13, 1962	EASTSIDE BACKS METRO PLAN	2
September 13, 1962	POLIO MAKE UP READY	1
September 13, 1962	HOUGHTON BUDGET EXPLAINED	1
September 13, 1962	NEW INDUSTRY TO LOCALE (PROCTOR PRODUCTS)	2
September 13, 1962	LINDER, HILMA E	2
September 13, 1962	OSTRUM, ANNA	3
September 13, 1962	WHITMAN, CLARA M	9
September 13, 1962	JOHNSON, BURNS IN JUSTICE COURT RACE	1
September 13, 1962	REPUBLICANS OUTVOTE DEMOCRATS TWO TO ONE	1
September 13, 1962	HORSE SHOW SET SEPT 21	5
September 13, 1962	SADDLE CLUB SHOW: SEVEN TAKE DOUBLE FIRSTS	7
September 13, 1962	UNITARIAN SERVICES START	12
September 13, 1962	HOW IT WENT :RETURNS (ELECTION)	2
September 13, 1962	BUSES REROUTED IN CITY	1
September 13, 1962	RAMPS BEGUN	1
September 13, 1962	NE 124TH EXTENSION TOLD	3
September 13, 1962	DEANNA DAVIS, BILL MEYER	8
September 13, 1962	SARAH ANNE PRITCHARD, REV ROBERT F HAYMAN	8
September 20, 1962	MRS WALKER BUILDS SPACE NEEDLE WITH “BENT” LUMBER	7
September 20, 1962	CITY TO SEEK YMCA CENTER HERE	1
September 20, 1962	COMMUNITY COLLEGE VOTE SLATED FOR NOV 6 BALLOT	1
September 20, 1962	MARK TWAIN OPENING NOV 14	1
September 20, 1962	KRUZNER TO TALK ON SCHOOL SITES	1
September 20, 1962	SCHOOLS SAY “GO” TO JUANITA PLAT	3
September 20, 1962	YOUTH INJURED IN COLLISION (HETTEL, BARRY)	1
September 20, 1962	MISS TACKER INJURED	1
September 20, 1962	THREE PLATS BEFORE GROUP	5
September 20, 1962	FOODS FUN AND BUDGET-FREE IN COURSE FOR HOMEMAKERS	2
September 20, 1962	SCHOOLS TO COST 3-1/2 MILLION	6
September 20, 1962	THE MEN – HERE THEY ARE (PHOTO OF FIREFIGHTERS)	3
September 20, 1962	CITY DADS FIND “GOLD”	9
September 20, 1962	CITY OK’S MOTEL SITE ANNEXATION	1
September 20, 1962	MARINE FIRM SEEKS PERMIT FOR LABORATORY	1
September 20, 1962	SCHOOLS SAY “GO” TO JUANITA PLAT	3
September 20, 1962	BEACH HOUSE VANDALIZED	2
September 20, 1962	JASPER, ROSE	3
September 20, 1962	LOCAL ROCKHOUNDS HEAD FOR REGIONAL	1
September 20, 1962	DENNY PARK ORTHOPEDICS LAUNCH DRIVE FOR MEMBERS	8
September 20, 1962	CITY TO SEEK YMCA CENTER HERE	1
September 20, 1962	NEW STAFFER JOINS YMCA (BORGESON, ERICK)	1
September 20, 1962	HERE’S WHERE TO GO TO REGISTER TO VOTE	3
September 20, 1962	ROSE HILL P.O. OPENS OCT 1	9
September 20, 1962	FREE TRIP TO ROSE BOWL GAME IN NEW JOURNAL FOOTBALL CONTEST	1
September 20, 1962	JIMMIE RAINWATER MEMORIAL TO BE AWARDED AT HORSE SHOW	5
September 20, 1962	ROSE HILL P.O. OPENS OCT 1	9
September 20, 1962	MORE WATER SOUGHT BY DISTRICT	1
September 20, 1962	ROSEMARY ANN BELMONT, JAMES MICHAEL MCAULIFFE	7
September 20, 1962	MARLENE E STEIG, GERALD R EVERETT	7
September 20, 1962	JANET GILL, RONALD SCOTT	8
September 27, 1962	VISITOR PRAISES ART CLIMATE	7
September 27, 1962	ART ESTABLISHES KIRKLAND AS CENTER	7
September 27, 1962	BARRIES END 13 YEARS AT CANTEEN	1
September 27, 1962	EXCHANGERS NAME SMITH BOY OF MONTH (SMITH, DAVE)	1
September 27, 1962	LINDA HANSEN STARTS STUDY IN MEXICO	9
September 27, 1962	HOUGHTON COUPLE SENDS GREETINGS FROM HAWAII (STUBNER, SAMI & FRED)	11
September 27, 1962	SIX STORY WATERFRONT APARTMENT PROPOSED	1
September 27, 1962	JUANITA HOUSES ON DISPLAY	11
September 27, 1962	DOWNTOWN PLANS FEATURE RING ROAD	1
September 27, 1962	LONG RANGE KIRKLAND PLAN FOR GROWTH TO BE OFFERED	2
September 27, 1962	DOCTOR SAYS VACCINE SAFE	1
September 27, 1962	OCEAN INSTRUMENTS FIRM AS MARINA USE OPPOSED	1
September 27, 1962	JUANITA HOUSES ON DISPLAY	11
September 27, 1962	HOUGHTON CLUB FINDS POLICING HIGH	1
September 27, 1962	BOYS WITNESS JUANITA FIGHT	3
September 27, 1962	AUTOS STOLEN, ONE RECOVERED	3
September 27, 1962	LEETZ, ARNOLD	2
September 27, 1962	CAMP FIRE GIRLS, BLUE BIRDS ADVANCED AT COUNCIL RITE	11
September 27, 1962	RAINBOW GIRLS TO INSTALL MERRILY MARSH AS ADVISOR	14
September 27, 1962	DRIVE ON TO OBTAIN VOTERS’ REGISTRATIONS	1
September 27, 1962	DOWNTOWN PLANS FEATURE RING ROAD	1
September 27, 1962	‘JOANNE ‘ SIGNS TO COME DOWN	2
September 27, 1962	BRIDGE WORK MOVES AHEAD IN ADVANCE OF FALL WEATHER	2
September 27, 1962	SLOW DOWN (PHOTO OF CONSTRUCTION )	3
September 27, 1962	PAMELA SMITH, WALTER MILTON	8
September 27, 1962	(FIRST NAME UNKNOWN) SCHWEITZER, PAUL ALLEN SCHWEITZER	8
September 27, 1962	SUE ANN BONHAM, DAVID SHAFFER	8
October 4, 1962	DONNA HJORTH IS FINALIST FOR SYMPHONY	9
October 4, 1962	LAKE WASHINGTON TAXPAYERS WIN SCHOOL BUILDING BARGAIN	1
October 4, 1962	COLLEGE FUNDS MARKED	1
October 4, 1962	BOWIE FIELD TO BE SIGNED	4
October 4, 1962	NAZARENE CHURCH BUILDS NEW WING	11
October 4, 1962	UGN DRIVE SLOW HERE	1
October 4, 1962	HIGH SCHOOLERS TAKE TIME FROM LUNCH PERIOD TO VOTE	11
October 4, 1962	BONNIE FRANKLIN, KIT WICKENCAMP	10
October 4, 1962	KIRKLAND COUNCIL SET TO ADOPT LEASH LAW	1
October 4, 1962	MAYOR JOHNSON ANSWERS HOUGHTON BUDGET CHARGES	1
October 4, 1962	FIRST ATTORNEY NEW BAR PREXY (POWELL, MAURY)	1
October 4, 1962	YOUTH SLASHED BY KNIFE (BREWSTER, BOYCE A)	5
October 4, 1962	KIRKLANDERS CITED ON LIQUOR CHARGES	6
October 4, 1962	SADDLES, BRIDLES TAKEN FROM STABLE	12
October 4, 1962	BEETLE, ROSALEE E	11
October 4, 1962	WINTERS, HENRY L	12
October 4, 1962	WITTENMEYER, MRS ART	12
October 4, 1962	GOOD ROADS NAME NEW OFFICERS	1
October 4, 1962	DEBBY CLARK WINS RAINWATER TROPHY	4
October 4, 1962	COMMUNITY APPROVES ACCESS	1
October 4, 1962	SEWER DISTRICT VOTE ISSUE TO BE EXPLAINED	1
October 4, 1962	TORNADO SWEEPS ACROSS FINN HILL, JUANITA AREA (PHOTOS)	3
October 4, 1962	TORNADO DOES SEARLE HOUSEKEEPING CHORE	3
October 4, 1962	BEVERLY BURNETT, WILLIAM ARTHUR	10
October 4, 1962	SHARON LEA ASHFORD, CHARLES R AGGERS	10
October 11, 1962	JANN WALLACE APPEARS ON TV	7
October 11, 1962	JUANITA BOY BUILDS CART FOR PROSPECTING WITH DOG (HAMILTON, MIKE)	7
October 11, 1962	KIRKLAND TO MAKE “Y” BID	1
October 11, 1962	LANDMARK DISAPPEARS (PHOTO OF REMOVAL OF OIL TANKS ON LAKE ST)	11
October 11, 1962	COMMUNITY COLLEGE NEED “IMPERATIVE” JOHNSON SAYS	1
October 11, 1962	PLAT FAILS ON 2ND ATTEMPT	1
October 11, 1962	KIRKLAND UGN WORKERS THIRD IN NORTH COUNTY	7
October 11, 1962	RESIDENTIAL DRIVE FOR UGN UNDERWAY	7
October 11, 1962	COLLEGE CLAIMS A THIRD	1
October 11, 1962	’63 SCHOOL SPENDING PLAN SET	9
October 11, 1962	ADULT CLASSES REACH 2000 ENROLLMENT	14
October 11, 1962	LW QUEEN CANDIDATES SELECTED	1
October 11, 1962	HOUGHTON BUDGET ADOPTED QUIETLY	1
October 11, 1962	FURNITURE FACTORY PLANNED	1
October 11, 1962	REYNOLDS’ HEARING POSTPONED	1
October 11, 1962	FIVE FORFEIT BAIL ON LIQUOR CHARGES	5
October 11, 1962	THREE CHARGED AFTER FIGHT	6
October 11, 1962	POLICE LAUNCH TRAINING PROGRAM	11
October 11, 1962	BARRETT, MARY FRANCIS	2
October 11, 1962	BOND, THOMAS	2
October 11, 1962	RUPLE, PAUL	2
October 11, 1962	GUNDERSON, LOUIS MARTIN	2
October 11, 1962	NETTLETON, ALICE	6
October 11, 1962	LUCIER, EDWARD	12
October 11, 1962	PETERSON, EDWIN	12
October 11, 1962	BUSINESS WOMEN RECALL 40-YEAR HISTORY	8
October 11, 1962	DICK CHRISTENSEN TO SPEAK AT CANDIDATE’S NIGHT OCT 17	1
October 11, 1962	REDISTRICTING FOES MISLED, ADVOCATES CHARGE	3
October 11, 1962	VOTERS HAVE OPPORTUNITY TO STUDY PROPOSED AMENDMENTS	10
October 11, 1962	JOURNAL WINS AGAIN (2ND PLACE FOR PHOTOGRAPHY)	2
October 11, 1962	NORTHWEST COLLEGE STUDENTS IN SUMMER MINISTRY WORK	8
October 11, 1962	BAPTIST CHURCH SLATES REVIVAL	11
October 11, 1962	STATE CLOSES ACCESS ROADS	1
October 11, 1962	SEWER PLAN FOR NORTHEAST DISTRICT DISCUSSED AT MEETING	1
October 18, 1962	WIFE LEARNS SECRET OF HAPPY RETIREMENT (BRAILLARD, MR & MRS FRANCIS H)	6
October 18, 1962	CITY THANKS LUELLA SMITH FOR SERVICE	10
October 18, 1962	MISSIONARY FAMILY LIVES IN KIRKLAND FOR YEAR (RUSSELL, REV MURRAY)	11
October 18, 1962	CENTRAL FOOTBALL FIELD TO BE STUDIED	1
October 18, 1962	JUNIOR COLLEGE BUILDINGS NOT EXTRAVAGANT; VIEWER	3
October 18, 1962	CHAMBER TO HEAR IDEAS ON REVAMPING	9
October 18, 1962	HEARING SET ON REZONES	3
October 18, 1962	REZONING BEFORE COMMISSION	7
October 18, 1962	KIRKLAND OFFERS BARGAIN	9
October 18, 1962	ACTIVE TB CASE FOUND	5
October 18, 1962	LEASH LAW EFFECTIVE SATURDAY	1
October 18, 1962	CITY SEEKS SETTLEMENT	5
October 18, 1962	RYGH, OLAF	7
October 18, 1962	PRYOR, JAMES	7
October 18, 1962	TOASTMISTRESS CLUB CHANGE IN NAME TOLD	10
October 18, 1962	VOTERS HAVE OPPORTUNITY TO STUDY PROPOSED AMENDMENTS	10
October 18, 1962	NEW JOURNAL MAP READIED FOR NOVEMBER	1
October 18, 1962	CENTRAL FOOTBALL FIELD TO BE STUDIED	1
October 18, 1962	CHURCH EMPHASIZES STEWARDSHIP PROGRAM (TRINITY LUTHERAN)	14
October 18, 1962	REORGANIZE SUBURBIA, GROUP WARNS	1
October 18, 1962	CITY’S TRAFFIC SAFETY PROGRESS NOTED IN REPORT	1
October 18, 1962	EAST SIDE APPROACHES TO THIRD BRIDGE OUTLINED IN GOVERNOR’S MEETING	1
October 18, 1962	SEWER LINE DEVIATION POSSIBLE	1
October 18, 1962	TYPHOON HITS EAST SIDE FRIDAY (PHOTOS ON PAGE 3)	1
October 25, 1962	REDMOND COUPLE TO OBSERVE GOLDEN WEDDING AT RECEPTION (ORR, J J)	8
October 25, 1962	ARTISTS’ WORK ON DISPLAY AT GALLERY CAN BE RENTED	13
October 25, 1962	PEOPLE’S BANK BRANCH PLANNED	14
October 25, 1962	HOUGHTONIAN JESSE HART STRIKES POTATO MOTHER LODE	2
October 25, 1962	JUNIOR COLLEGE NEEDED SAYS JR COLLEGE PREXY	1
October 25, 1962	BUILDING DEDICATION TO COMBINE WITH NORTHWEST’S HOMECOMING	10
October 25, 1962	CHIEF SAYS: FIRE STATION EASILY PAID FOR	`
October 25, 1962	6 STORY HOUSING OK’D	1
October 25, 1962	NEW OWNERS FOR TRAILER PARK (ROWAN, CHARLES)	14
October 25, 1962	PAULSON TELLS CD PLAN	1
October 25, 1962	WESTVIEW PLAT ACCEPTED	7
October 25, 1962	DIRECTORS BACK LEVY EXTENSIONS	1
October 25, 1962	SCHOOL NETS INCOME FROM SCHOOL BONDS	9
October 25, 1962	SENIOR CITIZENS AT SCHOOL PROVE ALL PREDICTIONS WRONG	11
October 25, 1962	WRAY OFFERED NEW TEACHING CONTRACT	12
October 25, 1962	DISTRICT SEEKS MORE STATE AID	12
October 25, 1962	‘FLOATING’ TEACHER SET FOR JUANITA	13
October 25, 1962	JEANNIE GOLLOFON, KENNETH D CHALMERS	8
October 25, 1962	IVA HOUSNER, WILLIAM BAERLOCHER	8
October 25, 1962	QUEEN (PHOTO OF HOMECOMING QUEEN – PICKRELL, PAM)	1
October 25, 1962	PICKRELL NAMED HOMECOMING QUEEN	7
October 25, 1962	CHIEF SAYS: FIRE STATION EASILY PAID FOR	1
October 25, 1962	JOHNSON EXPLAINS FIRE TRUCK ISSUE	1
October 25, 1962	CITY FIRE DEPARTMENT TO HAVE RADIO EQUIPMENT BEFORE JANUARY	16
October 25, 1962	JOINS CITY’S STAFF (PHOTO OF CLARK, FRANK E)	16
October 25, 1962	VOLUNTEERS NEEDED TO WORK WITH PSYCHIATRIC PATIENTS	11
October 25, 1962	LEGAL ACTION TO TEST HOUGHTON ZONE CODE	1
October 25, 1962	LOT SIZE STUDY ORDERED	1
October 25, 1962	PIPE-STEM PLATTING ACCEPTED	2
October 25, 1962	DISTRICT BIDS FOR HOUGHTON SEWER LINE	6
October 25, 1962	LEGAL ACTION TO TEST HOUGHTON ZONE CODE	1
October 25, 1962	THREE FINED FOLLOWING FIGHT HERE	6
October 25, 1962	KIRKLAND STARS IN “FOR REAL” PICTURE ABOUT SUBURBAN COMMUNITY	1
October 25, 1962	RESIDENCE ISSUE RAISED	1
October 25, 1962	KIRKLAND STARS IN “FOR REAL” PICTURE ABOUT SUBURBAN COMMUNITY	1
October 25, 1962	DISTRICT BIDS FOR HOUGHTON SEWER LINE	6
October 25, 1962	CAROLYN BENNETT, LESLEY LIEN	8
October 25, 1962	CINDY RAINWATER, WAYNE MCMEANS	8
October 27, 1962	PICKRELL NAMED HOMECOMING QUEEN	7
November 1, 1962	THEATRE OPENS SEASON WITH “MY THREE ANGELS”	1
November 1, 1962	JUNIOR COLLEGE QUESTIONS ANSWERED FOR NOV 6 VOTERS	3
November 1, 1962	COSMOPOLITAN COLLEGE (PHOTO OF DORM)	11
November 1, 1962	PROPOSED FIRE HALL (SKETCH)	2
November 1, 1962	LA ROSE PARK OPENING ANNOUNCED	2
November 1, 1962	SHOES AVAILABLE NEARBY OWNER SAYS	10
November 1, 1962	VETO OVER REZONING URGED FOR AREAS NOT IN CITY	13
November 1, 1962	62% FAVOR COLLEGE	1
November 1, 1962	OFFICE HELP IN SHORT SUPPLY HERE	5
November 1, 1962	BARBARA SPEERS, RONALD GERVENACK	8
November 1, 1962	PROPOSED FIRE HALL (SKETCH)	2
November 1, 1962	TAX RELIEF SEEN	1
November 1, 1962	KIRKLAND’S CANCER CHAPTER APPEALS FOR BLOOD DONORS	8
November 1, 1962	HOBSON, GEORGE	6
November 1, 1962	O’CONNELL, AMBROSE	11
November 1, 1962	SIMPSON, JOHN MELVIN	14
November 1, 1962	LABOUNTY, DORMAN B	14
November 1, 1962	VOTERS FACE 29 CHOICES AT POLLS NOV 6	1
November 1, 1962	VOTERS MAY CHANGE BALANCE OF POWER	1
November 1, 1962	EAST SIDE HAS MUCH TO GAIN WALLACE SAYS	1
November 1, 1962	JOURNAL VOTERS’ GUIDE COVERS ALL ISSUES, RACE	7
November 1, 1962	VETERAN DISABILITY BENEFITS	1
November 8, 1962	‘MY THREE ANGELS’ HAS SUCCESSFUL DEBUT	10
November 8, 1962	MARLYS ZOOK HAS LEAD IN SENIOR PLAY	7
November 8, 1962	STUDENT ENJOYS LEARNING – TO KNOW (BACHELOR, JOHN)	7
November 8, 1962	ORIENTAL FURNISHINGS REMINDER OF HOMES (BLOOM, KEITH)	8
November 8, 1962	NAVYMAN HAS PART IN SHERRA FLIGHT (WALKER, GERRY)	12
November 8, 1962	COMMUNITY COLLEGE HOPES NOT KILLED BY ‘NO’ VOTE	1
November 8, 1962	STUDENTS MOVE (COLLINS – LAKEVIEW)	3
November 8, 1962	PARENTS CAN PEER AT PUPILS AGAIN	3
November 8, 1962	MARK TWAIN MAY OPEN NOV 26	11
November 8, 1962	ROSE HILL FIRE HALL APPROVED	1
November 8, 1962	PROGRESS (SKETCH OF CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH)	1
November 8, 1962	’63 CHAMBER OFFICERS NOMINATED	11
November 8, 1962	KIRKLAND LAGS IN UGN	10
November 8, 1962	SCHOOLS ACT TO SAVE $10000	12
November 8, 1962	HELEN JEAN TRELEAVEN, VERNE E MILTON	8
November 8, 1962	ROSE HILL FIRE HALL APPROVED	1
November 8, 1962	FIRE TRUCK TAX TURNED DOWN HERE	2
November 8, 1962	VIEW FROM THE TUTTLES (YARROW BAY MARINA)	5
November 8, 1962	JOHNSON NAMED JUDGE (JOHNSON, CHARLES W)	1
November 8, 1962	TAVERN BREAK-IN REPORTED HERE (OFFICE TAVERN)	11
November 8, 1962	YOUTH NABBED AFTER KIRKLAND CHASE	11
November 8, 1962	ROBBERY TRIAL SLATED NOV 8	11
November 8, 1962	YOUTHS ASSAULT KIRKLAND MAN	11
November 8, 1962	MEMORIAL BENEFITS LIBRARY	1
November 8, 1962	CHIROPRACTOR OPENS OFFICE (GIBBONS, ALLAN)	12
November 8, 1962	CARSTENS, IDA LOUISE	11
November 8, 1962	WELLS, JACK R	12
November 8, 1962	REPUBLICANS WIN IN 48TH DISTRICT SWEEP	1
November 8, 1962	CONFUSION PLAGUES SOME POLLS; HOUR LONG WAIT TO VOTE NEEDED	1
November 8, 1962	ERICKSON LEADS WALLACE IN COMMISSIONER RACE	2
November 8, 1962	ROSE HILL FIRE HALL APPROVED	1
November 8, 1962	THE VOTE AT A GLANCE (NUMBERS)	1
November 8, 1962	SEWER RATE BEEF MAY START HERE	1
November 15, 1962	RAMQUISTS TO OBSERVE SILVER DATE	8
November 15, 1962	COREEN WINS STATE (WEBB, COREEN)	5
November 15, 1962	MAN HONORED FOR SAVING KIRKLANDER’S LIFE (SCHNEIDER, ROBERT L)	7
November 15, 1962	HUFTYS HAVE CENTENARIAN IN FAMILY (HUFTY, WILLIAM A)	11
November 15, 1962	ACTOR REFUSES DOUBLE FOR TUNNEY ROLE (CORDELL, JEFF)	11
November 15, 1962	FURNITURE SIGN TO COME DOWN (LELAND FURNITURE)	2
November 15, 1962	COLLEGE SUGGESTIONS MAY AFFECT DISTRICT	1
November 15, 1962	NEW REDMOND ELEMENTARY (SKETCH)	1
November 15, 1962	CHAMBER CONSIDERS PLANNING	1
November 15, 1962	RESIDENTIAL WORKERS BOOST UGN DRIVE TO NEAR 100%	12
November 15, 1962	ANNE PAMELIA BROTEN, GAYLORD I GUNHUS	8
November 15, 1962	WINDING SAMMAMISH RIVER TO BE SHORN OF TREES	1
November 15, 1962	50 FT LOTS ASKED FOR WATERFRONT	1
November 15, 1962	LETTERS TO THE EDITOR (LEASH LAW)	2
November 15, 1962	POLICE TRAINING (PHOTO)	3
November 15, 1962	TWO FOUND GUILTY OF ROBBERY	3
November 15, 1962	STAFF GIVES EQUIPMENT TO HOSPITAL	6
November 15, 1962	WEST, LOUISE C	2
November 15, 1962	TROWBRIDGE, RAY	7
November 15, 1962	WATSON, RALPH WILLIAM	7
November 15, 1962	AMUNDSEN, LILLY MAY	12
November 15, 1962	FLETCHER, ELLIOTT	12
November 15, 1962	HAMILTON, MARTHA E	12
November 15, 1962	VOTERS SHOW CONFIDENCE LELAND SAYS	1
November 15, 1962	50 FT LOTS ASKED FOR WATERFRONT	1
November 15, 1962	QUICK DEFENSE COPS SHARE OF 1962 KINGCO GRID TITLE	4
November 15, 1962	NARROWER STREET SUGGESTED (NE 60TH ST)	1
November 15, 1962	TELEPHONE CO PLANS EXPANSION	1
November 15, 1962	NEW LOOK (PHOTO OF WATER DEPARTMENT UNIFORMS)	1
November 15, 1962	SEWER CHARGES SEEN EQUITABLE IN CITY	2
November 15, 1962	DIANA STEEN, RICHARD H GUERTIN	8
November 15, 1962	OLLIE MARGARET MIDGE DAVIS, JERRY PHILLIP JASON WILES	8
November 22, 1962	MILLER’S JOY: A SIGN PAINTING OVEN (MILLER, JACK)	4
November 22, 1962	HOUGHTON LAUNDRYMAN WINS METRO ACTION – A LITTLE (COLSON, STAN)	8
November 22, 1962	SCOUTING IS FAVORITE PASTTIME IN RUSSELL MCCLINTICK FAMILY	10
November 22, 1962	GREETINGS FROM IRELAND SENT BY CLAY BURNARD	10
November 22, 1962	KIRKLAND’S GROWTH NOTED WITH JOURNAL’S CAMERA (PHOTOS)	7
November 22, 1962	COLLEGE BID BOOSTED	4
November 22, 1962	CHURCH BUILDING SET IN JAN. (CONGREGATIONAL)	12
November 22, 1962	RESCUE TRUCK READY TO GO	7
November 22, 1962	ACRE TRACTS DEVELOPMENT ANNOUNCED	1
November 22, 1962	DEVELOPERS HAVE LOST THE BATTLE!	8
November 22, 1962	SCHOOL MANAGER HONORED (MCGINTY, J TREMAINE)	4
November 22, 1962	NINE COUNTRIES REPRESENTED ON NORTHWEST CAMPUS	9
November 22, 1962	SPECIAL CHURCH SERVICES TO MARK THANKSGIVING DAY	1
November 22, 1962	BOAT MAKER MOVING HERE (BIGELOW-SANFORD)	7
November 22, 1962	JOHNSON PLANS TO BE ‘UNDERSTANDING’ (JOHNSON, CHARLES W)	1
November 22, 1962	15 YEAR OLD APPREHENDED	6
November 22, 1962	PATROL BOAT DAMAGED	6
November 22, 1962	DOG POUND (PHOTO)	8
November 22, 1962	CLAUSEN, CHARLES L	8
November 22, 1962	BELLEVUEAN ELECTED ROADS CHIEF (MILLER, L JOE)	1
November 22, 1962	ASHTON KIWANIS HEAD	1
November 22, 1962	3 EAST SIDE YMCA’S POSSIBLE	1
November 22, 1962	ROSE HILL VOTES CAN BE COUNTED	1
November 22, 1962	CHUCK LEE TO BE MANAGER OF GOLD CREEK PARK	5
November 22, 1962	ROSE HILL VOTES CAN BE COUNTED	1
November 22, 1962	STREET FUNDS RETURNED	4
November 22, 1962	MR AND MRS RONALD G HUMPHREY	9
November 29, 1962	CELLAR GALLERY TO OPEN INTERIOR DESIGN SHOW	13
November 29, 1962	GRANDMOTHER WINS ROSE BOWL TRIP (HOLLENBECK, ROSE)	1
November 29, 1962	KIRKLANDER REPORTS BIG BLOW IN GUAM (ALMOND, ROBERT A)	14
November 29, 1962	OBAN’S HATCHERY EXPANSION TO GLAMORIZE MARKET STREET	16
November 29, 1962	FINN HILL SCHOOL MAY OPEN SEPT 1 (SKETCH)	3
November 29, 1962	FIRM HIRED TO PLAN STEWART SCHOOL	5
November 29, 1962	JUANITA APARTMENT DENIED	1
November 29, 1962	KIRKLAND DIRECTORY AND CITY MAP	9-Aug
November 29, 1962	OBAN’S HATCHERY EXPANSION TO GLAMORIZE MARKET STREET	16
November 29, 1962	KIRKLAND’S TOMORROW (MAP SHOWING DOWNTOWN PLANS)	6
November 29, 1962	CHRISTMAS BASKET DRIVE UNDERWAY	1
November 29, 1962	REACTION TO CUBAN CRISIS LOCAL	6
November 29, 1962	KIRKLAND’S TOMORROW (MAP SHOWING DOWNTOWN PLANS)	6
November 29, 1962	READING INSTRUCTION TO BE TOPIC	1
November 29, 1962	ROSE HILL FIRST GRADERS TURN CALENDAR BACK	5
November 29, 1962	SCHOOLS SEEK ADVICE	6
November 29, 1962	TWO MILE WALK FOR STUDENTS SUGGESTED	7
November 29, 1962	144 STUDENTS ON KIRKLAND JUNIOR HIGH HONOR ROLL	13
November 29, 1962	JEANETTE KINNEY, DARRYL WARNER	10
November 29, 1962	TAX BILLS EVEN	1
November 29, 1962	PLANNING POLICY PROPOSED	1
November 29, 1962	KIRKLAND TO DON ITS CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS THIS WEEKEND	1
November 29, 1962	SMALLER LOTS SUGGESTED	3
November 29, 1962	UNITED CONTROL PROFIT PICTURE IMPROVED, PRESIDENT REPORTS	2
November 29, 1962	LETTERS TO THE EDITOR (LEASH LAW)	2
November 29, 1962	CITY’S LAWS CODIFIED	3
November 29, 1962	OFFICERS COMPLETE SCHOOLING	5
November 29, 1962	STORAASLI, SELINA	3
November 29, 1962	STANLEY, CARL	7
November 29, 1962	JEPHCOTT, WILLIAM	7
November 29, 1962	FRASER, CLAUDE LELAND	14
November 29, 1962	TAYLOR, MARGARET ELISA	14
November 29, 1962	RODENBAUGH, JOSEPH CLARK	14
November 29, 1962	LETTERS TO THE EDITOR (LAWN BOWLING)	2
November 29, 1962	NOBODY WANTS 108TH	1
November 29, 1962	FREEWAY LINK IS TOPIC	1
November 29, 1962	NEW STREET APPROVED (124 AVE NE)	1
November 29, 1962	SIMONDS RD IMPROVEMENT HELD UP	1
November 29, 1962	NORTHUP INTERCHANGE (MAP)	2
November 29, 1962	BIDS TO BE OPENED ON SEWAGE TRUNKLINE	5
November 29, 1962	TERRIE IRWIN, RICHARD BURNHAM	10
November 29, 1962	SUSAN PARTLOW, PHILIP E TEADERMAN	10
November 29, 1962	HOLLEY POSEY, DAVID M BIRD	13
December 6, 1962	SEAMEN’S QUITS BUSINESS	2
December 6, 1962	CONTRALTO TO APPEAR IN CONCERT (KINYON, ALICE)	10
December 6, 1962	KIRKLAND FAMILY PREPARES FOR STAY IN THE PHILIPPINES (BEECH, RONALD)	1
December 6, 1962	GROCERYMAN WAS SCARED, SACRED (MCMANUS, MIKE)	1
December 6, 1962	HOUGHTONIAN NAMED TO STATE POST (TUTTLE, HIRAM)	1
December 6, 1962	FOR RENT, 154 ACRES OF SCHOOL SITES	3
December 6, 1962	PETER KIRK BANISHED TO MAYOR’S OFFICE	3
December 6, 1962	GARAGE BUILDER TOLD TO REZONE (HAAS, GENE)	1
December 6, 1962	DISTRICT PUPILS LEARN TO READ BY VARIETY	1
December 6, 1962	BOARDMEN BRISTLE (HIRING DISCRIMINATION)	6
December 6, 1962	RICH DISTRICT MEANS RICHER EDUCATION	7
December 6, 1962	FIRE FIGHTING AGREEMENT REACHED	6
December 6, 1962	SANTA’S COMING	1
December 6, 1962	SANTA’S HEAD TO BE RETURNED	1
December 6, 1962	PETER KIRK BANISHED TO MAYOR’S OFFICE	3
December 6, 1962	LAKE LEVEL TO BE KEPT AT 20 FEET	4
December 6, 1962	ROBBER TAKES $2185 (KIRKLAND FOODLANE)	1
December 6, 1962	BEAUTY COUPONS COSTLY	1
December 6, 1962	35 MPH SPEED TO BE TALKED	6
December 6, 1962	TWO BURGLARIES REPORTED HERE	7
December 6, 1962	CLINIC TO HELP CURE MENTAL ILLNESS AIM OF EAST SIDE DRIVE	1
December 6, 1962	HUTCHESON, JOHN C	7
December 6, 1962	ACCESS ROUTE TOLD	1
December 6, 1962	COUNTY SAYS 108TH AVE ACCEPTED	1
December 6, 1962	NEW BRIDGE (PHOTOS OF EVERGREEN BRIDGE)	3
December 6, 1962	TELEPHONE LINES GO UNDERGROUND	9
December 6, 1962	VICKI SIMMONS, WILLIAM AYLESWORTH	8
December 6, 1962	BONNIE FRANKLIN, KIT WICKENKAMP	8
December 6, 1962	PATRICIA GAIL CHARLESON, HAROLD WALTER WEBB	10
December 13, 1962	COUPLE TO OBSERVE GOLDEN WEDDING DATE (KUNI, MR AND MRS HOWARD)	10
December 13, 1962	LOST CITY OF JUNGLE VIEWED BY ELWOODS (ELWOOD, CLAUDE)	1
December 13, 1962	FRIEND PRAISES ARTISTRY OF MRS ALICE KINYON	8
December 13, 1962	KIRKLAND NURSE’S AID GIVES 1 YEAR, 100 HOURS SERVICE (REEK, ALICE)	16
December 13, 1962	SPLIT VOTE PUTS OFF HOUGHTON WATERFRONT CHANGE	1
December 13, 1962	SUNDAY CLOSING BACKED	1
December 13, 1962	5 CORNER REZONES PROPOSED	1
December 13, 1962	ZONE CODE CHANGES DUE	1
December 13, 1962	FINN HILL GROUP BACKS ANNEXATION	1
December 13, 1962	ROSE HILL DOUBLE SHIFTS END	1
December 13, 1962	STEWART SCHOOL: HOUSE OF HELP FOR THE FORMER HOPELESS	6
December 13, 1962	CHARLENE VANDEFORD, SAM HIGGINS	8
December 13, 1962	LETTERS TO THE EDITOR (CITY BEAUTIFICATION HAD PUBLIC SUPPORT)	2
December 13, 1962	SAMMAMISH DRAINAGE CONDEMNATIONS TO BEGIN	5
December 13, 1962	150 GIRLS TO CAROL IN KIRKLAND	1
December 13, 1962	YULE TREE SALE HISTORY IS LONG	7
December 13, 1962	SPLIT VOTE PUTS OFF HOUGHTON WATERFRONT CHANGE	1
December 13, 1962	SPLIT VOTE PUTS OFF HOUGHTON WATERFRONT CHANGE	1
December 13, 1962	‘HOME OF JOANNE’ SIGNS MISSING	1
December 13, 1962	REYNOLDS’ APPEAL SET JAN 29	1
December 13, 1962	ROBBERY WARRANT OUT FOR SUSPECT	2
December 13, 1962	TWO ROBBERS SENTENCED	7
December 13, 1962	SCHROEDER, GEORGIA LEOLA	3
December 13, 1962	BARRETT, GORDON S	5
December 13, 1962	STALEY, HARRY B	7
December 13, 1962	MCCORMACK, MILDRED G	11
December 13, 1962	JACKMAN, HAZEL	14
December 13, 1962	POST 611 HAS FIRST EAGLE SCOUT (FLANDERS, BARRY)	12
December 13, 1962	METHODISTS PLEDGE $1000	11
December 13, 1962	COUNTY AID MAY HELP SMALL CITY STREETS	7
December 13, 1962	NEW PHONE DIRECTORY IN MAKING	9
December 13, 1962	MELISSA JEAN MILLS, CRAIG HALL	8
December 20, 1962	MRS MCNARY IS STUDYING WHAT TO DO FOR CHRISTMAS (MCNARY, ZAIDE)	1
December 20, 1962	TEARS REPLACE JOHN HAYES’ USUAL SMILE	7
December 20, 1962	MAYOR VETOES NEW LOT CHANGE ACTION	1
December 20, 1962	FIVE CORNER REZONE OK’D	1
December 20, 1962	SCHOOLS SAVE $13000	1
December 20, 1962	TEACHING MACHINES APPROVED	1
December 20, 1962	DISTRICT SEEKS CHURCH CLASSROOM	1
December 20, 1962	LW ALUMNI SET DANCE FOR REUNION	3
December 20, 1962	PATRICIA ANN HAGERTY, JOHN A SCHNEIDER	8
December 20, 1962	BEVERLY SU HUMPHREYS, ROBERT THOMAS HAGERTY	8
December 20, 1962	FLUORIDATION UP TO VOTER IN KIRKLAND	3
December 20, 1962	MAYOR VETOES NEW LOT CHANGE ACTION	1
December 20, 1962	CHRISTMAS TRAIL ENTRIES LISTED FOR VIEWING	1
December 20, 1962	DEAR SANTA LETTERS TRAVEL TO NORTH POLE AND BACK	3
December 20, 1962	KIRKLAND BANS CARDROOMS	1
December 20, 1962	JOANNE SIGNS RETURNED	1
December 20, 1962	LIGHT THEFTS HALTED HERE	1
December 20, 1962	POLICE TO HAVE PHONE	2
December 20, 1962	VANDALISM IN JUANITA COULD COST PARENTS, SHERIFF WARNS	12
December 20, 1962	SMITH, LUELLA T	1
December 20, 1962	CATES, NITA FLORENCE	2
December 20, 1962	MERRILL, CLYDE	2
December 20, 1962	STEWART, EVERETT	2
December 20, 1962	KIRKLANDERS MAY LEARN “Y” FUNDING	2
December 20, 1962	CHRISTMAS MESSAGES	11-Oct
December 20, 1962	DISTRICT SEEKS CHURCH CLASSROOM	1
December 20, 1962	FREEWAY ACCESS (MAP)	2
December 20, 1962	NE 60TH OUT AS ARTERIAL	5
December 20, 1962	KIRKLAND MOVES TO PROTECT SEWER	1
December 20, 1962	SEWER RATES CHANGED	3
December 27, 1962	PRIZES FOR FIRST BABY OF 1963	6
December 27, 1962	COAST GUARD LOOKS GOOD NOW TO FOURTH CLASSMAN (DAVIS, SCOTT)	1
December 27, 1962	MOUNTAIN CLIMBER TELLS PLANS TO SCALE MT EVEREST (WHITTAKER, JAMES)	4
December 27, 1962	FIRST BABY OF 1963 TO BE CONTEST WINNER	1
December 27, 1962	WHO CAN INCORPORATE INTO CITIES TO BE SCRUTINIZED	5
December 27, 1962	POOL DEMOLITION TOLD (FOUNTAIN POOL AT 13TH AVE W & MARKET)	9
December 27, 1962	OVER WATERFRONT APARTMENT: HOUGHTON HAILED TO COURT	1
December 27, 1962	FROSTY’S CAFE TO OPEN AT NEW JUANITA LOCATION (PHOTO)	12
December 27, 1962	NEW OFFICERS (PHOTO)	7
December 27, 1962	CHRISTMAS BASKETS DELIVERED TO 45 FAMILIES	12
December 27, 1962	5 CORNERS BUSINESS ZONE OK	2
December 27, 1962	SCHOOL BOARD SEES ITS REPORT CARD	3
December 27, 1962	BRIGHT STUDENTS WIN BREAKS IN LAKE WASHINGTON SCHOOLS	7
December 27, 1962	DIANNE KATHLEEN CRANE, KAY MICHAEL SWEENEY	8
December 27, 1962	TUNES OF YESTERYEAR SOUGHT BY LW ALUMNI	1
December 27, 1962	HIGHER FIRE DEPARTMENT COSTS SEEN	1
December 27, 1962	LIQUOR STORES MORE EFFICIENT, PROFIT PERCENTAGE UNCHANGED	7
December 27, 1962	TRAIL WINNERS (PHOTOS)	1
December 27, 1962	MANY OUTDOOR DISPLAYS NOT IN YULE CONTEST	10
December 27, 1962	OVER WATERFRONT APARTMENT: HOUGHTON HAILED TO COURT	1
December 27, 1962	UNITED CONTROL DECLARES PROFIT	12
December 27, 1962	OVER WATERFRONT APARTMENT: HOUGHTON HAILED TO COURT	1
December 27, 1962	BELLEVUEAN MAKES UNEXPECTED STAY (ATKINSON, ROBERT K)	1
December 27, 1962	BAD CHECK ALERT SET	1
December 27, 1962	MANCA, RUTH NEWMAN	3
December 27, 1962	DIVINE, EUGENE	3
December 27, 1962	YMCA MONEY ALLOCATION TO BE TOLD	7
December 27, 1962	JOURNAL STARTS NEW SERVICES	12
December 27, 1962	BOWLING GREEN COST REPORTED	4
December 27, 1962	WATER TOWER PLANS TOLD (ROSE HILL)	10
December 27, 1962	BRIDGE LINK BID DUE	1
December 27, 1962	BRIDGE INTERCHANGE PLANS SHOWN (PHOTOS)	2
December 27, 1962	(WATER) DISTRICT SAVES $35000	1
December 27, 1962	PUGET POWER TELLS WHY IT WANTS TO RAISE POWER RATES	4
December 27, 1962	WATER TOWER PLANS TOLD (ROSE HILL)	10
December 27, 1962	CAROLYN BRASHEARS, RICHARD SOHNS	8
January 3, 1963	FROSTY’S CAFE – GRAND OPENING	7
January 3, 1963	90-YEAR-OLD SHARES CHRISTMAS BIRTHDAY (LAMB, NETTIE)	1
January 3, 1963	PARENTS SHARE LETTERS FROM PEACE CORPS VOLUNTEER (WOODSON, JACQUEY)	7
January 3, 1963	FINN HILL RADIO TOWER OK SOUGHT	1
January 3, 1963	BLAZE WIPES OUT JOTBLADS	1
January 3, 1963	ZONE CHANGES OUTLINED	1
January 3, 1963	SCHOOL DISTRICT RACES TO KEEP UP	1
January 3, 1963	DOOR TO LEARNING OPENS FOR HANDICAPPED	1
January 3, 1963	SCHOOLS WIN “GIFTED” GRANT	1
January 3, 1963	MERGER PETITION OUT NOW	1
January 3, 1963	BLAZE WIPES OUT JOTBLADS	1
January 3, 1963	JACK MILLER LEAVES CITY	2
January 3, 1963	$20 MILLION IN METRO PROJECTS SLATED FOR EAST SIDE IN 1963	3
January 3, 1963	EASTSIDERS KEPT THEIR WORLD TURNING IN 1962 REVIEW	6
January 3, 1963	MATCH HEAD BOMB BLOWS IN ALLEY	1
January 3, 1963	40 MPH LIMIT PLANNED FOR JUANITA DR.	3
January 3, 1963	NORTHLAKE COURT MAY START SLOWLY	3
January 3, 1963	100,000TH BOOK CHECKED FROM LIBRARY	9
January 3, 1963	MAYER, ROBERT E	3
January 3, 1963	BIRNBAUM, ANTON	7
January 3, 1963	HIX, ALBERT	7
January 3, 1963	MASONS SET INSTALLATION (MARSH, JESSE)	10
January 3, 1963	CHURCH OFFERS BIBLE COURSE (TRINITY LUTHERAN)	3
January 3, 1963	NORTHUP HEARING SLATED	1
January 3, 1963	100TH AVE NE REPAVING SET IN ’63	1
January 3, 1963	NEW NE 124 HEARING SET	2
January 3, 1963	JUNCTION PAVING PUT OFF	2
January 3, 1963	PHOTO OF FALLEN TREE FROM COLUMBUS DAY HURRICANE	5
January 3, 1963	JANICE MUNZINGER, MICHAEL ELDRIDGE	8
January 3, 1963	DONNA L LUCAS, EARL L DAVIS	8
January 10, 1963	CHOICE LOTS IN WILDWOOD HEIGHTS (PHOTO)	4
January 10, 1963	COUPLES SHARE 40TH ANNIVERSARY (AMUNDSEN & ERICKSEN)	8
January 10, 1963	ART TEACHER HERE SELLS SCULPTURE (ANDERSON, GORDON LEE)	9
January 10, 1963	CO-ED TO STUDY IN VIENNA (JENSEN, TOBE)	1
January 10, 1963	KIRKLAND’S JUDGE MARY KING TO END 20 YEAR ERA	1
January 10, 1963	AREA’S FIRST BABY BORN TO REDMONDERS (AYERS, DONALD)	1
January 10, 1963	KIRKLAND TAKES STEPS TO LOCATE EAST SIDE YMCA BUILDING HERE	1
January 10, 1963	IMAGE BOOST SOUGHT	1
January 10, 1963	LAND USE PLAN BEFORE CITY COUNCIL	9
January 10, 1963	SCHOOLS FIND CHILDREN WINNING, $$$ WON’T STRETCH	1
January 10, 1963	FINNISH TEACHER TO OBSERVE (INGERO, KIRSTI)	1
January 10, 1963	DIRECTOR SAYS HE WON’T RUN FOR REELECTION (HAMLEY, CHARLES)	1
January 10, 1963	PRINCIPALS NAMED FOR NEW SCHOOLS	3
January 10, 1963	‘STIR THEM TO LOOK DEEPLY INTO LIFE’ IS FORMULA (RASH, CHARLES)	6
January 10, 1963	CONCERT SLATED BY SCHOOL	6
January 10, 1963	TWO NAMED FIRE DEPT. OFFICERS (DEAN, ROSS & SCHONOVER, KENNETH)	4
January 10, 1963	JUANITA FIRE TRUCK CLOSER – ANDERSON	6
January 10, 1963	NEW LAWYER HIRED (STEVENSON, ROBERT)	1
January 10, 1963	UNITED WINS CONTRACTS	4
January 10, 1963	HOUGHTON POLICE PHONE TOLD	1
January 10, 1963	KIRKLANDER REPORTS FORGER USES CHECKS	3
January 10, 1963	JUANITA SPEED LIMIT SET	4
January 10, 1963	NORTHLAKE COURT TO OPEN	5
January 10, 1963	KAREN’S ALIVE TODAY THANKS TO QUICK ACTING DOCTOR (BAKER, KAREN)	3
January 10, 1963	LYSTAD, CONRAD	3
January 10, 1963	LANDVATTER, AMELIA ANN	3
January 10, 1963	HUNTINGTON, MARGARET	6
January 10, 1963	KIRKLAND TAKES STEPS TO LOCATE EAST SIDE YMCA BUILDING HERE	1
January 10, 1963	STATE PRESIDENT HONORED AT WOMAN’S CLUB MEETING	10
January 10, 1963	IRONWORK (PHOTO OF EVERGREEN BRIDGE)	5
January 10, 1963	PHONE CONSTRUCTION TO EXCEED $1 MILLION	1
January 10, 1963	SEWER PROSPECTS REVIEWED	5
January 10, 1963	CHIEF OPERATOR RETIRES FROM PHONE COMPANY (GRIFFITH, EMILY K)	12
January 10, 1963	ELINORE ADELE HOWLETT, NICKOLAS BALFE COTTRELL	8
January 10, 1963	MARILYN M PHEIGH, RICHARD WES COOPER	8
January 17, 1963	CELLAR GALLERY TO SHOW WORK OF TWO ARTISTS	10
January 17, 1963	LEGION AUXILIARY HONORS BIRTHDAY OF “GRACIOUS LADY” (CURTIS, LOUISE)	8
January 17, 1963	COMPANY PROMOTES KIRKLANDER (SHELVER, JAMES R)	10
January 17, 1963	FINN HILL RADIO TOWER PROTEST SENT	2
January 17, 1963	CLINIC CITED BY ARCHITECTS (LAKESHORE CLINIC)	10
January 17, 1963	BUSINESS LISTINGS INCREASED	6
January 17, 1963	OLD CLOTHES DRIVE SLATED JAN 21-25	9
January 17, 1963	MONEY NEEDS OUTLINED	1
January 17, 1963	LEO AALTONEN SEEKS SCHOOL DIRECTOR JOB	1
January 17, 1963	TEACHERS ASK NEW SALARY SCHEDULE	3
January 17, 1963	CHERYL ANN OSKNESS, ALLEN T TEMPLETON	8
January 17, 1963	NEW FIRE CHIEF FOR HOUGHTON (WILSON, CLYDE)	6
January 17, 1963	KIRKLAND FIRE PUT OUT	6
January 17, 1963	’62 FINES BOOST REVENUE	1
January 17, 1963	HOUGHTON ZONING TO HAVE MORE STUDY	3
January 17, 1963	INDUSTRIAL REZONE ASKED NEAR REDMOND	3
January 17, 1963	CHARLES JOHNSON JR OPENS NEW NORTHLAKE JUSTICE COURT	1
January 17, 1963	THORP QUITS POLICE	1
January 17, 1963	KIRKLAND GUNMAN NABBED	1
January 17, 1963	YOUTH SLAMS SKILLET THROUGH CLICK’S GLASS	1
January 17, 1963	LAW FIRM HERE CHANGES NAME (POWELL, LIVENGOOD, DUNLAP AND SILVERNALE)	2
January 17, 1963	VANDALS DUMP NEWSSTAND	3
January 17, 1963	TRAFFIC COURT TO SEND VIOLATORS BACK TO SCHOOL	9
January 17, 1963	HAYWARD, LEONARD EDWARD	3
January 17, 1963	CLARENCE, GLENN	6
January 17, 1963	CROOK, JULIA	10
January 17, 1963	VAN DER SALM, HERMAN	10
January 17, 1963	ROAD IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT PROPOSED FOR ROSE HILL	1
January 17, 1963	CITY ACCESS IN BUDGET	1
January 17, 1963	ROAD IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT PROPOSED FOR ROSE HILL	1
January 17, 1963	KIRKLAND-EVERETT LINK PLANS ASKED	1
January 17, 1963	THIRD BRIDGE STEP TAKEN	1
January 17, 1963	GRAVELED INTERCHANGE IN USE	1
January 17, 1963	FINN HILL WATER SUPPLY WINS BOOST	3
January 17, 1963	WATER TOWER PLAN HELD UP	7
January 17, 1963	ELIZABETH ANN LEAN, GERALD HALLIDAY	8
January 17, 1963	ELIZABETH BOWER, NELS J GUNDERSON	8
January 24, 1963	COUPLE OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY (MOYER, MR AND MRS RALPH)	8
January 24, 1963	PARENTS PROTEST PLAY PLAN (DEATH OF A SALESMAN)	3
January 24, 1963	GROUPS HONOR MARY KING	1
January 24, 1963	MISSIONARY FAMILY AT HOME IN ETHIOPIA (RUSSELL, MURRAY)	6
January 24, 1963	MAYOR TOLD TO TRY TO ACQUIRE ARMORY	1
January 24, 1963	GUBSER HOME GUTTED THURSDAY BY FLAMES	7
January 24, 1963	CURRY PUTS IN TV STORE VIEWER (LAKEVIEW IGA)	3
January 24, 1963	VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR MOTHERS’ MARCH IN MARCH OF DIMES	6
January 24, 1963	PLANNER CUTS OFF VARIANCE PATH	2
January 24, 1963	WALL-TO-WALL STUDENTS POSSIBLE IN LAKE WASHINGTON SCHOOLS	1
January 24, 1963	$180,000 DEFICIT SEEN HERE	1
January 24, 1963	SCHOOLS HERE PARTICULARLY HURT – SOLONS	1
January 24, 1963	PARENTS PROTEST PLAY PLAN (DEATH OF A SALESMAN)	3
January 24, 1963	LAKEVIEW WINS SAFETY AWARD	10
January 24, 1963	FIRES COST $23304 IN DISTRICT	1
January 24, 1963	3 MINUTE FIRE SERVICE TOLD FOR HILL	2
January 24, 1963	GUBSER HOME GUTTED THURS. BY FLAMES	7
January 24, 1963	FOUR NABBED WITH PISTOL IN AUTO	1
January 24, 1963	$573 THEFT REPORTED	1
January 24, 1963	JUDGE’S FIRST CASE “MOST UNUSUAL”	2
January 24, 1963	INTERPRETER SUPPLIED BY KIRKLAND HOSPITAL	2
January 24, 1963	SANDS, MAUDE	3
January 24, 1963	TODD, THEODORE	3
January 24, 1963	SIEVANEN, LEO ADOLPH	3
January 24, 1963	CONRAD, KATHRYN K	5
January 24, 1963	HUNICH, PAUL	5
January 24, 1963	EAST SIDE YMCA TO MARK 20 YEARS’ SERVICE JAN 27	1
January 24, 1963	HYDROFOIL UNWRAPPED AT HOUGHTON	4
January 24, 1963	COMMUTER BOAT SUGGESTED	1
January 24, 1963	FREEWAY-BRIDGE LINK PLANS HIT LOCAL SNAG	1
January 24, 1963	BRIDGE LINK PLANS HIT	1
January 24, 1963	CHARLENE VANDERFORD, SAMUEL HIGGINS	8
January 24, 1963	CLAUDETTE HARRIS, DENNIS PAUL MASON	8
January 24, 1963	BERNADINE BENNETT, JIMMY BULYCA	8
January 31, 1963	GREER NAMED NEW DIRECTOR OF GALLERY	1
January 31, 1963	NOON COMMENDS CHIEF MIKE FALK	5
January 31, 1963	CAREER WOMAN KEEPS PACE WITH CHALLENGES BY CHOICE (GOSSELIN, JANE)	7
January 31, 1963	SCHOOL PLANS EXPANSIONS (SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST)	5
January 31, 1963	NEW BUSINESS HERE PROVIDES HANDICAPPED EMPLOYMENT (ORI)	5
January 31, 1963	AUTO SUPPLY CHANGES HANDS AFTER 15 YEARS (B AND D AUTO SUPPLY)	10
January 31, 1963	BENNETT CHALLENGES LEIDER FOR BOARD	1
January 31, 1963	NEW BUSINESS HERE PROVIDES HANDICAPPED EMPLOYMENT (ORI)	5
January 31, 1963	PEGGY JO BAILEY, JERRY DOUGLAS MCCLURE	6
January 31, 1963	CAROL JUNE COX, JOHN CRAIG GRIFFIN	6
January 31, 1963	PATRICIA SHARLENE WINGET, BEN C JENKINS	7
January 31, 1963	LEGISLATIVE COALITION IMPORTANT TO EAST SIDE, ANDERSEN SAYS	3
January 31, 1963	KIRKLAND FUND AT SAFE LEVEL	5
January 31, 1963	HOUGHTON TO WAIT FOR METRO	1
January 31, 1963	EAST SIDE PSYCHIATRIC NEEDS TO BE DISCUSSED	5
January 31, 1963	HOUGHTON TO WAIT FOR METRO	1
January 31, 1963	GARBAGE LETTERS URGED	1
January 31, 1963	POLICE SQUELCH TEEN PARTY	1
January 31, 1963	REYNOLDS’ APPEAL HEARD	1
January 31, 1963	15 TELEPHONE POLES STOLEN	1
January 31, 1963	MEMORIAL HONORS LIBRARIAN (SMITH, LUELLA)	1
January 31, 1963	CAMERON, ALLEN C	1
January 31, 1963	DOUGHERTY, EMMA I	2
January 31, 1963	KERR, MELVAN	3
January 31, 1963	CHASE, SUSAN	5
January 31, 1963	NAFTZGER, ARTHUR R	5
January 31, 1963	WOODWARD, LAVERNE	10
January 31, 1963	EASTSIDE HANDICAPPERS APPEAL FOR MEMBERS	3
January 31, 1963	ROTARY CLUB ELECTS SLATE FOR ’63-’64	1
January 31, 1963	FIRST EAST SIDE “Y” HERE IF COUNTY APPROVES SITE	4
January 31, 1963	FRED KLEIN LAUDS CLASSIFIEDS	1
January 31, 1963	REALTORS SCORE TOWN ZONE RULES	4
January 31, 1963	CITIES, COUNTIES VIE FOR SUBURBIA	1
January 31, 1963	4 LANE PAVING FORESEEN	1
January 31, 1963	LAKE ST S. BILL IN HOPPER`	1
January 31, 1963	GARBAGE LETTERS URGED	1
January 31, 1963	GAYLE BROWN, PAUL MCDERMOTT	6
January 31, 1963	MELANIE LINDE, JAMES MCDERMOTT	6
January 31, 1963	RITE BELL CRANFILL, WILLIAM H MACDERMID	7
January 31, 1963	MARTHA MARIE OLSEN, CHRIS E LAWR	7
February 7, 1963	ACTING EXPERIENCE VARIES IN CAST FOR “SILVER CORD”	7
February 7, 1963	MARCHING MOTHER SCORES SUCCESS ON INITIAL TRY (MCDANIELS, MRS JACK)	1
February 7, 1963	‘EXPLOSION’ NOTED IN HOSPITAL (7 BIRTHS IN ONE DAY)	3
February 7, 1963	THIRD SET OF RADIO TOWERS PROPOSED	6
February 7, 1963	GROUND BROKEN FOR SHOPPING CENTER (HOUGHTON)	3
February 7, 1963	COLLEGE TO BUILD NEW GYM	1
February 7, 1963	THOREAU CONTRACT AWARDED	2
February 7, 1963	PARENTS BUILD TRAIL TO MARK TWAIN	5
February 7, 1963	CITY SHOPS LOSE OUT IN 2ND BID	3
February 7, 1963	$2/3 MILLION IN BUILDINGS PLANNED	1
February 7, 1963	BOARD BACKED ON PLAY	2
February 7, 1963	LETTERS TO THE EDITOR (DISCUSSION OF “DEATH OF A SALESMAN”)	2
February 7, 1963	SHOVLIN SAYS HIGH SCHOOLERS DRINK LESS	2
February 7, 1963	BARBARA ALLEN, KENNETH H SIEGFRIED	7
February 7, 1963	18 YEAR OLD VOTE REASON TOLD HERE	2
February 7, 1963	BOOSTED COSTS FORESEEN (JUDGE’S SERVICES)	1
February 7, 1963	EAST SIDE LOSES LAWMEN	1
February 7, 1963	14 SEEK LAW POST	1
February 7, 1963	CITIZEN TOLD TO FILE ACCESS CLAIM (BALDWIN, KEN)	3
February 7, 1963	PILLS PARALYZE REDMOND LASS (JONES, KELLIE LINN)	1
February 7, 1963	FARRIS, WILLIAM	10
February 7, 1963	JOHNSON, CHARLES ARTHUR	10
February 7, 1963	BISHOP, CHARLES FRANK JR	10
February 7, 1963	CITIZEN’S COUNCIL HEAD SEEKS NEW MEMBERS	3
February 7, 1963	JAYCEES PLAN PARK UPLIFT ON MARKET	3
February 7, 1963	REDMOND-KIRKLAND FOUR LANING SOUGHT	1
February 7, 1963	BRIDGE WORKERS NONCHALANT	1
February 7, 1963	WAVERLY GIVEN GO-AHEAD	3
February 7, 1963	ROAD BREAK UP MAY GROW WORSE	5
February 7, 1963	EVERGREEN BRIDGE (PHOTO)	6
February 7, 1963	HEARING SET ON URBAN BILLS	1
February 7, 1963	METRO TRUNK (PHOTO)	3
February 7, 1963	DISTRICT SEEKS WATER TOWER	3
February 7, 1963	JEANETTE ANN KINNEY, DARRYL WARNER	8
February 7, 1963	IVA JOANN HOUSNER, WILLIAM BAERLOCHER	8
February 7, 1963	SHEILA KAE SCHNEIDER, MICHAEL CLAUDE WHITEHEAD	8
February 14, 1963	‘SILVER CORD’ OPENS	1
February 14, 1963	TEACHER STUDIES ABROAD (POPE, REV JOHN M)	12
February 14, 1963	NORTHWEST COLLEGE CAMPUS BEAUTIFICATION UNDERWAY	9
February 14, 1963	COURT OKAYS APARTMENT	1
February 14, 1963	YOUTH’S BUSINESS SLASHED BY DOG (MCCOY, JOHN)	1
February 14, 1963	TONY DRAIN SWAPS SHOES FOR FISHING	2
February 14, 1963	MARKET ESTABLISHED NEAR OLD HOMESTEAD (BEECHER, DORIS FORBES)	2
February 14, 1963	NORKIRK SCHOOL PRODUCES ONE OF FIRST CIVIL DEFENSE PLANS IN DISTRICT	1
February 14, 1963	SCHOOLS HERE CAN’T GO ON “AS USUAL” WITHOUT LEVY	1
February 14, 1963	NORKIRK SCHOOL PRODUCES ONE OF FIRST CIVIL DEFENSE PLANS IN DISTRICT	1
February 14, 1963	LETTERS TO THE EDITORS (“DEATH OF A SALESMAN”)	2
February 14, 1963	KIRKLAND JUNIOR HIGH FALL HONOR ROLL TOLD	3
February 14, 1963	COLLEGE REFRESHER APPROVED	9
February 14, 1963	30 MORE TO BE HIRED (HAROLDSON INDUSTRIES)	1
February 14, 1963	TONNY ARTZ, WILLIAM DENHOLM JR	8
February 14, 1963	ANTI BIAS BILL FORESEEN	1
February 14, 1963	SMOKE PALL TRAILS FIRE IN VALLEY	1
February 14, 1963	ANTI BIAS BILL FORESEEN	1
February 14, 1963	VISITING NURSE SERVICE EXTENDED TO THIS AREA	3
February 14, 1963	30 MORE TO BE HIRED (HAROLDSON INDUSTRIES)	1
February 14, 1963	INDUSTRIAL TOUR TO BE PROMOTED	1
February 14, 1963	NORTHLAKE JUSTICE COURT BAIL TOLD	2
February 14, 1963	BEER KEG TREK BAFFLES POLICE	3
February 14, 1963	GARDNER, RAY D	3
February 14, 1963	HIGHWAY PROGRESS TO BE TOLD	1
February 14, 1963	DRAINAGE DISTRICT ASKED	1
February 14, 1963	’62 TELEPHONE INCREASE TOLD	2
February 14, 1963	PHONE RATE REDUCTION EXPLAINED	12
February 14, 1963	JEANNIE GOLLOFON, KEN CHALMERS	8
February 21, 1963	HANSEN RENT-A-SHOP GRAND OPENING	4
February 21, 1963	AUDIENCE NOTES STAGING CHANGE IN “SILVER CORD”	7
February 21, 1963	ROSE HILL FAMILY ENGAGED IN SOFT-SELL MISSION WORK (BRICHOUX)	1
February 21, 1963	GUILD’S QUEEN OF HEARTS NAMES HUSBAND KING (BOND, MRS BASIL)	8
February 21, 1963	PROPOSED “Y” (LAYOUT)	2
February 21, 1963	OPEN HOUSE (PHOTO OF MARK TWAIN ELEMENTARY)	1
February 21, 1963	REZONE ASKED FOR HIGH RISE APARTMENTS	2
February 21, 1963	NEW BEAUTY SALON OPENS (JUANITA BEAUTY SALON)	2
February 21, 1963	SELF-SERVICE GARAGE OPENS (HANSEN RENT-A-SHOP)	6
February 21, 1963	SCHOOLS FACE $3.5 MILLION SHORTAGE	1
February 21, 1963	HIGH SCHOOL ENDS SMOKING TOLERATION	1
February 21, 1963	SCHOOL LEVY LOWEST ON EAST SIDE	3
February 21, 1963	FOUR HIRED TO TEACH IN SCHOOLS	9
February 21, 1963	VIOLA RUDES, GARY WHITT	8
February 21, 1963	PAMELA GOSS, RONALD KLUMB	8
February 21, 1963	KING ALGAE BANNED FROM LAKE WASHINGTON	3
February 21, 1963	MEETING TIME GOES “TO DOGS”	1
February 21, 1963	KING ALGAE BANNED FROM LAKE WASHINGTON	3
February 21, 1963	RAFT RIDERS FINED FOR CONDUCT	1
February 21, 1963	JOHNSON ANNOUNCES NORTHLAKE COURT DAYS	3
February 21, 1963	CHECK PASSER IN KIRKLAND	3
February 21, 1963	BELLEVUEAN FINED ON ASSAULT CHARGE	3
February 21, 1963	SEDAN STOLEN FROM SLATER RESIDENCE	3
February 21, 1963	RADIO STATION MAY GO ON AIR IN FALL	3
February 21, 1963	IHLENFELDT, ALBERT LAWRENCE	6
February 21, 1963	MCGUIRE, JAMES WILLIAM	6
February 21, 1963	TANNER, WANDA	6
February 21, 1963	FRIENDS OF LIBRARY SPONSOR OPEN HOUSE	7
February 21, 1963	VETS SEEK NEW BUILDING SITE	9
February 21, 1963	NEW REALTOR OPENS ON ROSE HILL (BOYCE, DICK)	2
February 21, 1963	FIVE TREK NORTH, TWO MAKE IT BACK (PRESIDENT’S 50 MILE HIKE)	1
February 21, 1963	BASEBALL STILL LEADS PARKS’ ATTENDANCE TOTAL	5
February 21, 1963	RABBI LEVINE SEES AMERICA AS LABORATORY OF WORLD	1
February 21, 1963	CITY TO STUDY BOEING BOAT	2
February 21, 1963	YARROW BAY INTERCHANGE BIDS TO BE OPENED MARCH 12	1
February 21, 1963	ROAD CHANCES GOOD	1
February 21, 1963	COUNTY PLANS EXTENSIVE ROAD WORK	2
February 28, 1963	3 KIRKLAND ART STUDENTS NAMED GOLD KEY FINALISTS (MARR / HILL / MOYER)	3
February 28, 1963	GALLERY TO PRESENT NEW ARTISTS	8
February 28, 1963	SEATTLE FEDERAL TO EXPAND	1
February 28, 1963	COX EARNS CAPTAIN RANK IN RESERVE (COX, EVERLY W)	6
February 28, 1963	SAVE “RURAL LIFE” PLAN FUTURE UNCERTAIN	3
February 28, 1963	TOWN ASKS WRITTEN RULING (APARTMENT HOUSE)	1
February 28, 1963	KIDS LOVE CREATIVE ART – IT’S GOOEY FOR ONE THING	5
February 28, 1963	LOCAL SCHOOL BOARD CANDIDATES TELL THEIR POSITION	1
February 28, 1963	FIVE STRAIGHT “A” STUDENTS TOP HIGH SCHOOL HONOR ROLL	6
February 28, 1963	ACCORDION BAND TO PLAY	10
February 28, 1963	HOUSEWIVES SEEK TO BLOCK DUMP GROWTH	1
February 28, 1963	COMMUNITY TO NAME BROTHERHOOD WINNER	1
February 28, 1963	VOLUNTEER FIREMEN STAGE SPECTACULAR BURNING	10
February 28, 1963	TOWN ASKS WRITTEN RULING (APARTMENT HOUSE)	1
February 28, 1963	HOUGHTON MAYOR NOTES LID BILL	2
February 28, 1963	PREFAB HOUSE STOLEN	1
February 28, 1963	7 FINED ON TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS	2
February 28, 1963	‘RIGHTS LAWS IN TROUBLE	2
February 28, 1963	FOUR NABBED FOR BURGLARIES	3
February 28, 1963	FOUR HIT BY THIEVES	5
February 28, 1963	DITLEFSEN, LOUISE ANN	2
February 28, 1963	SENIOR GIRL SCOUT PROGRAM NOW INCLUDES VOCATIONAL TRAINING	8
February 28, 1963	GALS TREK AROUND LAKE IN 9 HOURS	1
February 28, 1963	NAZARENE CHURCH HAS NEW PASTOR (MCCLEARY, LEE ROY)	6
February 28, 1963	104 FOOT (WATER) TOWER TO RISE ON HILL	5
February 28, 1963	NATURE DELAYS BRIDGE FLOTATION	1
February 28, 1963	EAST SIDE LOOP FREEWAY PLANS DISCLOSED	2
February 28, 1963	104 FOOT (WATER) TOWER TO RISE ON HILL	5
February 28, 1963	NATURE DELAYS BRIDGE FLOTATION	1
March 7, 1963	COUPLE OBSERVES SILVER WEDDING (PAIT, MR AND MRS L G)	6
March 7, 1963	HOBBYIST TURNS CRAFTSMAN (MCCORKLE, SAM)	1
March 7, 1963	LEGISLATORS’ NICE SAYS KIRKLAND PAGE (MYERS, FRED)	9
March 7, 1963	STUDENT’S STUDY IN MEXICO TAKES HER BEYOND CLASSROOM (NOBLE, CONNIE)	14
March 7, 1963	ADDITION (SKETCH OF ST JOHN’S EPISCOPAL)	11
March 7, 1963	PARK CREST HOMES PLAN OPEN HOUSE	12
March 7, 1963	IMPORTANT SCHOOL VOTE SLATED MARCH 12	1
March 7, 1963	CANDIDATE VARIANCES OUTLINED	1
March 7, 1963	YOUNGSTERS PREVAIL IN LEGISLATIVE STRUGGLE	1
March 7, 1963	ELECTION LABELED “MOST CRITICAL”	1
March 7, 1963	RED CROSS ENROLLMENT LAUNCHED IN SCHOOLS	6
March 7, 1963	KIRKLAND CANDIDATE RATED SUPERIOR (REAMS, BILL)	7
March 7, 1963	HERE’S CANDIDATE SKETCHES	10
March 7, 1963	ADULT CLASS CUT SEEN	10
March 7, 1963	QUICK VIEW OF SCHOOL PROBLEM	10
March 7, 1963	LOCAL ROCKHOUNDS TO DISPLAY COLLECTIONS AT REDMOND SHOW	1
March 7, 1963	COUNCIL CONSIDERS HEATING, APPOINTMENTS	2
March 7, 1963	FLUORIDE ISSUE AIRED	1
March 7, 1963	CENTURY-OLD HOUSE WILL BE MISSED (SPINNEY)	6
March 7, 1963	LAWYERS AGREE ON PRINCIPLE	1
March 7, 1963	RUNAWAY KIRKLAND GIRLS FOUND	1
March 7, 1963	HUSBAND WORRIES WIFE	3
March 7, 1963	ATTACKER SENTENCED	4
March 7, 1963	16 BIKES ON CALL	10
March 7, 1963	CYSTIC FIBROSIS UNIT ORGANIZED IN KIRKLAND	8
March 7, 1963	BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL WOMEN TO HOLD DISTRICT MEET IN KIRKLAND	8
March 7, 1963	METHODISTS HERE TOP FUND GOAL	11
March 7, 1963	COMMUTER BOAT SERVICE LAUNCHED, WITHOUT COMMUTERS	5
March 7, 1963	NEW PHONE DIRECTORY DELIVERED	1
March 7, 1963	SANDRA MCCORD, KENNETH FRANCES	8
March 7, 1963	JOAN KIRKBRIDE, RICHARD W PIERSON	8
March 14, 1963	KIRKLAND COUPLE STILL SMILE AFTER 65 YEARS (DAVIS, MR AND MRS WILLIAM H)	12
March 14, 1963	FRENCHMAN PLANS RETURN TO GYPSIES (LE COSSEC, JEAN)	1
March 14, 1963	JR COLLEGE CHANCES SAID REMOTE	5
March 14, 1963	BUSINESS BARRIER REMOVED	1
March 14, 1963	SCHOOL SYSTEM WINS SWEEPING ENDORSEMENT	1
March 14, 1963	KIRKLAND EDGES NEW DISTRICT	1
March 14, 1963	ROBERTA LOUISE SKERRY, ROBERT TOMKINSON	8
March 14, 1963	MELINDA BEHEYT, WILLIAM HARLAN	8
March 14, 1963	NANCY ANNE SWEET, DOUGLAS HALE STORAASLI	8
March 14, 1963	METRO TO STOP POLLUTION EARLY	2
March 14, 1963	SAMMAMISH RIVER IMPROVEMENT CONTRACT OFFERED	2
March 14, 1963	MAGAZINE PROMOTES PRIMROSES	6
March 14, 1963	FIREMEN HIT 4 BLAZES	2
March 14, 1963	ANDERSEN RAPS GOVERNOR	3
March 14, 1963	HOUGHTON SEWER BREAKTHROUGH SEEN	1
March 14, 1963	BUSINESS BARRIER REMOVED	1
March 14, 1963	KIRKLANDER FINED HERE	2
March 14, 1963	TWO NABBED ON CHARGES	3
March 14, 1963	PINBALL LAW EFFECT TO BE LITTLE HERE	5
March 14, 1963	SHERIFF’S COVERAGE “BETTER”	6
March 14, 1963	RYAN, JOHN VINCENT	2
March 14, 1963	WISE, EMMA	2
March 14, 1963	BETTES, CHESTER	2
March 14, 1963	GERLACH, EDWARD	2
March 14, 1963	GREEN, DANIEL	2
March 14, 1963	ROCKWELL, HOWARD HENRY	10
March 14, 1963	EAST SIDE MODELS FORM MANNEQUINS ASSOCIATION	8
March 14, 1963	DELAY WINS STATE TITLE (DELAY, DALLAS)	4
March 14, 1963	‘ICE CHIPS’ SET MARCH 16 AT PLAZA	4
March 14, 1963	CHURCH DAY (PHOTO OF TRINITY LUTHERAN)	3
March 14, 1963	SUNLINE TO RETURN	1
March 14, 1963	BRIDGE GROWS (PHOTOS)	1
March 14, 1963	KIRKLAND-SEATTLE: 15 MINUTES IN MID AUGUST	1
March 14, 1963	EAST SIDE WELL OFF	1
March 14, 1963	FOUR LANES DUE IN 1965	3
March 14, 1963	GARBAGE RATES SAFE, SAYS COUNTY OFFICIAL	1
March 14, 1963	HOUGHTON SEWER BREAKTHROUGH SEEN	1
March 14, 1963	GRAEP OPTIMISTIC ON SEWERS	1
March 14, 1963	SEWER MAINS COMING TO FINN HILL NEXT FALL	2
March 14, 1963	CABLES TO HEAVY, SO BURY ‘EM	2
March 21, 1963	LOCAL FIRM WINS WIDE ATTENTION (HEISDORF & NELSON)	1
March 21, 1963	YOUNG PIANIST TO PLAY IN FAMILY CONCERT HERE (GORFKLE, KENNETH)	2
March 21, 1963	COUPLE QUALIFIES FOR BROTHERHOOD (HJORTH, MR AND MRS EDWIN V)	1
March 21, 1963	LETTERS HOME SHARED WITH JOURNAL READERS (JENSEN, TOBE)	7
March 21, 1963	FACELIFT (PHOTO OF OBAN’S HATCHERY)	5
March 21, 1963	POSSIBLE SCHOOL BUILDING TAB IS STAGGERING	2
March 21, 1963	CENTRAL STADIUM “NOT JUSTIFIED”	5
March 21, 1963	EARTH MOVES (PHOTO OF CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH GROUNDBREAKING)	6
March 21, 1963	ROSE HILL BAPTIST CHURCH BUILDING STARTS SATURDAY	9
March 21, 1963	LAKE DWELLERS SEEK LOWER LEVELS LONGER	1
March 21, 1963	HOUGHTON DEADLINE SLATED	1
March 21, 1963	330 7200 SQ FT LOTS PROPOSED FOR JUANITA	3
March 21, 1963	KENNY COMES TO KIRKLAND NEXT WEEK (KENNY KIRKLAND)	1
March 21, 1963	330 7200 SQ FT LOTS PROPOSED FOR JUANITA	3
March 21, 1963	MCLAUGHLIN NAMED VICE PRINCIPAL	5
March 21, 1963	HIGH SCHOOL SCIENCE TEACHERS RECEIVE STIPEND	5
March 21, 1963	GANEILLE CROCKER, LONNEY H POSEY	8
March 21, 1963	LINDA SWEENEY, RONALD WAYNE WHITE	8
March 21, 1963	STRANGE LIGHT SEEN OVER JUANITA	1
March 21, 1963	YACHT CLUB C-MATES PLAN FASHION EVENT	8
March 21, 1963	NEW TRUCKS (PHOTO)	1
March 21, 1963	5 1/2 YEAR TERMS FORESEEN	1
March 21, 1963	TREES, YMCA OCCUPY COUNCILMEN	2
March 21, 1963	HOUGHTON DEADLINE SLATED	1
March 21, 1963	330 7200 SQ FT LOTS PROPOSED FOR JUANITA	3
March 21, 1963	LAKE DWELLERS SEEK LOWER LEVELS LONGER	1
March 21, 1963	YOUTH NABBED FOR BURGLARIES	6
March 21, 1963	DENTIST OPENS KENMORE OFFICE (DEMARSH, E STODDARD)	6
March 21, 1963	HUEY, FLORENCE	5
March 21, 1963	THOMAS, ANNA	7
March 21, 1963	GUSTAFSON, SOPHIE GERTRUDE	7
March 21, 1963	SHINN, MARTHA	7
March 21, 1963	SKOW, NELS	7
March 21, 1963	CROWLEY, GEORGE OLIVER	10
March 21, 1963	SAUL, IRENE	10
March 21, 1963	SCOUT FUND DRIVE LEADERS NAMED HERE	1
March 21, 1963	CLATTERBUCK NAMED JC PRESIDENT	1
March 21, 1963	LEAGUE CHANGES NAME (LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS)	1
March 21, 1963	ANDERSEN LAUDED FOR STAND	1
March 21, 1963	38TH LEGISLATURE BEGINS ELECTIONS	3
March 21, 1963	LITTLE LEAGUE MINORS REVAMPED	4
March 21, 1963	BAHA’IS TO OBSERVE NEW YEAR	9
March 21, 1963	PONTOONS TO BE ADDED	1
March 28, 1963	MILTON SCOTT KILLS WILLY LOMAN FOR STUDENTS	3
March 28, 1963	MUSICIANS REPRESENT 42 YRS WITH SEATTLE SYMPHONY (SOTER / RICHARDS)	10
March 28, 1963	CHILDREN’S CONCERT TO MAKE KIRKLAND DEBUT	14
March 28, 1963	COME FRIDAY, SKIING FAMILY HEADS FOR HILLS (ARWINE, GORDON)	6
March 28, 1963	MISSIONARY FAMILY (PHOTO OF RUSSELL, MURRAY AND FAMILY)	11
March 28, 1963	WEST COAST (PHOTO OF WEST COAST TELEPHONE CO BLDG)	7
March 28, 1963	SCHOOL PICTURE “GRIM” SAYS THOMPSON	1
March 28, 1963	NO WORRY YET ABOUT SCHOOLS	1
March 28, 1963	GOING, GOING (PHOTOS OF EAST SIDE FURNITURE SIGN REMOVAL)	11
March 28, 1963	330 LOT PLAT OKAYED	1
March 28, 1963	TOWN WAITING FOR OPINION ON APPEAL	2
March 28, 1963	PERMITS NEAR HALF MILLION	6
March 28, 1963	‘CAMELOT’ BUILDING BEGUN	7
March 28, 1963	KENNY KIRKLAND SPARKS PROMOTION	1
March 28, 1963	DRIVER, CAR LOST AFTER ACCIDENT	1
March 28, 1963	‘Y’ PROGRAM EXPLAINED TO CHAMBER	2
March 28, 1963	LAUGH AND PLAY (PHOTOS OF GOAT AT CENTRAL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL)	7
March 28, 1963	330 LOT PLAT OKAYED	1
March 28, 1963	MILTON SCOTT KILLS WILLY LOMAN FOR STUDENTS	3
March 28, 1963	SCIENCE TEACHERS WIN SUMMER STUDY GRANTS (STRONG / NIEMIC)	11
March 28, 1963	MITCHELL RUNS FOR STATE POST	11
March 28, 1963	LOUISE ROWE, DONALD BABCOCK	8
March 28, 1963	HELEN CORMIER, BRUCE PITTS	8
March 28, 1963	FIRE CHIEFS TO TRAIN	11
March 28, 1963	CITY MOVES TOWARD YMCA SITE ACTION	1
March 28, 1963	PLANNER LIAISON AGREED	1
March 28, 1963	CYSTIC FIBROSIS UNIT NAMED FOR DOCTOR (DOCTOR, JACK M)	8
March 28, 1963	TOWN WAITING FOR OPINION ON APPEAL	2
March 28, 1963	ROSE HILL WIFE SHOT BY HUBBY	1
March 28, 1963	PATROL OFFICE IN BILL	1
March 28, 1963	LAMBERT PLEADS GUILTY TO CHARGE	2
March 28, 1963	JOHNSON, IDA K	3
March 28, 1963	LARSON, ELLIE	11
March 28, 1963	DILLER, EARL	11
March 28, 1963	JONES, MARY L	11
March 28, 1963	HOUGH, IVA FRANCES	11
March 28, 1963	LAND SALE FLURRY NOTED IN BELT	1
March 28, 1963	LABRIE SETS SCHOOL RECORDS OVER HURDLES (LABRIE, LARRY)	4
March 28, 1963	CHURCH VACATION BACKED	1
March 28, 1963	BRIDGE GROWS	1
March 28, 1963	METRO PLAN POSSIBLE GRAEP SAYS	1
March 28, 1963	TOLT HOOKUP FORESEEN	1
April 4, 1963	FREE POTTERY DEMONSTRATION	6
April 4, 1963	EX-KIRKLANDER NAMED GRAYBAR CHIEF (REINE, JOHN)	1
April 4, 1963	‘THIS IS YOUR LIFE’ PROGRAM HONORS KIRKLAND MOTHER OF 7 (BARTLEY, HAZLE)	8
April 4, 1963	LOIS PHILLIPS HUDSON ACCEPTS LITERARY AWARD FOR FIRST NOVEL	9
April 4, 1963	REDMOND HIGH SCHOOL MAY BE DELAYED	1
April 4, 1963	CITY HALL FACELIFT (PHOTO OF INTERIOR)	3
April 4, 1963	CHURCH WINS VACATION FOR EXPANSION (ST JOHN’S EPISCOPAL)	6
April 4, 1963	ELBOW ROOM BASIS FOR NEW RESIDENTIAL ZONING	2
April 4, 1963	FORMER JEWELRY CUSTOMERS ENCOURAGE NEW DRESS SHOP (BETTY’S)	7
April 4, 1963	KIRKLANDER TO OPERATE FILM COMPANY (CAMERON, RICHARD W)	9
April 4, 1963	COLLISION INVOLVES 3 AUTOS	1
April 4, 1963	ELBOW ROOM BASIS FOR NEW RESIDENTIAL ZONING	2
April 4, 1963	SCHOOL LIBRARY TALK SET	2
April 4, 1963	STUDENTS’ BEHAVIOR PRAISED	10
April 4, 1963	STUDENT ANNUAL STAFF NAMED	12
April 4, 1963	SENIORS’ JOB PLAN SUGGESTED	1
April 4, 1963	PATRICIA ANNE GAU, TRAVIS N MCCOLLUM	8
April 4, 1963	CITY RADIO SYSTEM PAYS OFF	3
April 4, 1963	BEEFED-UP ROLE FOR COUNTY PROPOSED	2
April 4, 1963	LOWER LAKE LEVELS MAY LINGER LONGER	1
April 4, 1963	SHIPYARD FILLING STOPPED	1
April 4, 1963	BASEBALL BAT BREAKS CAR WINDOWS	1
April 4, 1963	JUDGE NAMES TWO HELPERS (DAWSON, DONALD & BARKER, FRED)	1
April 4, 1963	GAME LAW VIOLATIONS WILL BE EXPENSIVE	6
April 4, 1963	POLICE OFFICERS COMPLETE COURSES	7
April 4, 1963	HOSPITAL OFFICERS NAMED	1
April 4, 1963	EITEL, IDA	4
April 4, 1963	DIXON, MARY SUSAN	7
April 4, 1963	SCOUT FUND HALFWAY	3
April 4, 1963	GOP LEADERS NAMED FOR 48TH DIST.	3
April 4, 1963	NEW JR HIGH BASEBALL LEAGUE INCLUDES KIRKLAND, REDMOND	4
April 4, 1963	DES WINS TITLE (CHAROUHAS, DES)	4
April 4, 1963	FAMILY TO SHARE SERVICE (NORTH, E J & NORTH, GERRY)	7
April 4, 1963	EDITORIAL ON DOCK AREA AND BOAT LAUNCHING	2
April 4, 1963	LAST STAGE OF PONTOON WORK SET	1
April 4, 1963	BRIDGE TRAFFIC BOOSTED	2
April 4, 1963	REDMOND DISTRICT MAY QUIT	1
April 4, 1963	PHONE RATES NOW INTRASTATE	6
April 11, 1963	ROSE HILL COUPLE TO OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY (IVES, MR AND MRS JESS)	7
April 11, 1963	EAST SIDE ARTISTS TO SHOW AT THIRD JUANITA ART FAIR	8
April 11, 1963	COURT SPURS COMMISSION	3
April 11, 1963	BUILDING TOTALS 1/2 MILLION	2
April 11, 1963	HOUGHTON TO APPEAL COURT’S DECISION (APARTMENT HOUSE)	1
April 11, 1963	MRS MAY WINS $100 AT STORE	6
April 11, 1963	FAMILY HOMELESS BY FIRE (MAYBERRY, MARVIN)	1
April 11, 1963	2 SHAKEN IN AUTO-TRAIN COLLISION	1
April 11, 1963	VIADUCT COLLISION HURTS 2	1
April 11, 1963	KIRKLAND PRIMROSE SHOW WILL BE 16TH SPONSORED BY GARDEN CLUB	8
April 11, 1963	FAMILY HOMELESS BY FIRE (MAYBERRY, MARVIN)	1
April 11, 1963	LEGISLATORS SUM UP	1
April 11, 1963	TOWN JOBS SWITCHED	5
April 11, 1963	REDMOND TO SUE COUNTY	1
April 11, 1963	EASTER RITES READIED	1
April 11, 1963	HOUGHTON TO APPEAL COURT’S DECISION (APARTMENT HOUSE)	1
April 11, 1963	MAYOR ASKS FOR 7-MAN COMMISSION	2
April 11, 1963	HOUGHTON TO APPEAL COURT’S DECISION (APARTMENT HOUSE)	1
April 11, 1963	ALLEGED FOODLANE BANDIT HELD	5
April 11, 1963	HOUGHTON POLICE CHASE AUTO	5
April 11, 1963	HOLY FAMILY THEFTS TOLD	5
April 11, 1963	PAINT SMEARED ON WALLS	5
April 11, 1963	COURT TURNS DOWN ‘DEBT COLLECTION’	6
April 11, 1963	HAUCK NAMED TRUSTEE ( EAST SIDE COMMUNITY PSYCHIATRIC CLINIC)	3
April 11, 1963	MCDOWELL, ETTA	12
April 11, 1963	DISTRICT BOY SCOUTS TO RECOGNIZE LEADERS	5
April 11, 1963	KIRKLAND RIDERS WIN 7 FIRSTS IN SPRING SHOW	4
April 11, 1963	EASTER RITES READIED	1
April 11, 1963	REDMOND NOW COUNTS 2172	6
April 11, 1963	COMMUTE BOAT WAITS OUT STRIKE	1
April 11, 1963	LAKE ST ON STATE HIGHWAY SYSTEM	1
April 11, 1963	NE 124TH ST BRIDGE (PHOTO)	1
April 11, 1963	COUNTY REPLIES ON DUMP	2
April 11, 1963	DRAINAGE DISTRICT PLAN TOLD	5
April 18, 1963	WED 50 YEARS (SCALES, MR AND MRS RICHARD)	8
April 18, 1963	SCHOOL ART SHOW NEAR PROFESSIONAL	1
April 18, 1963	RADIO TOWERS OKAYED	5
April 18, 1963	ROSE HILL FIREHALL (PROPOSED SKETCH)	5
April 18, 1963	CRUSADERS AGAINST CANCER TO STAGE DRIVE FOR FUNDS	8
April 18, 1963	UNITED CONTROL FIRM NAMED EAST SIDE FALLOUT SHELTER	12
April 18, 1963	DOUBLE SHIFTS OUT	1
April 18, 1963	SCHOOLS TO SPEND $4 MILLION	1
April 18, 1963	SCHOOL ART SHOW NEAR PROFESSIONAL	1
April 18, 1963	16TH PRIMROSE SHOW OPENS	1
April 18, 1963	CITY SEEKS YMCA	1
April 18, 1963	JUANITA SEWERS SOUGHT	1
April 18, 1963	POLICE OUSTER: $4200	5
April 18, 1963	KINDER, HAZEL F B	2
April 18, 1963	FAGERBURG, WALTER T	5
April 18, 1963	LEWIS, LEWIS MORTIMER	5
April 18, 1963	SUNDSTROM, CHARLES HERBERT	7
April 18, 1963	PHILLIPS, ISABEL	7
April 18, 1963	EVANS, JAMES DOW	7
April 18, 1963	JUANITA BLUE BIRD GIRLS FIND JAPAN AN ADVENTURE IN LIVING	8
April 18, 1963	PELLY ASKS YOUR VIEWS ON ISSUES	2
April 18, 1963	MRS BAKKE GAMBLES FOR GOOD GOVERNMENT	5
April 18, 1963	JOURNAL SUBSCRIPTION DRIVE STARTS SATURDAY	1
April 18, 1963	BEHIND THE SCENES LAKE FISHING REHABILITATION STORY TOLD	4
April 18, 1963	FOUR LANE HIGHWAY FORESEEN NORTHWARD	1
April 18, 1963	BRIDGE (AERIAL PHOTO OF BRIDGE)	3
April 18, 1963	DIRECT DISTANCE DIALING COMING	1
April 18, 1963	JUANITA SEWERS SOUGHT	1
April 18, 1963	FINN HILL SEWER PLANT TO BE ASKED	1
April 18, 1963	BARBARA MAY ALLEN, KENNETH SIEGFRIED	8
April 25, 1963	HOUGHTON BANK MANAGER TOLD (HEALEY, LEO M)	9
April 25, 1963	MEDALIST ALMOST DOESN’T RSVP (CORAHORG, DEMETRI)	1
April 25, 1963	CLATTERBUCK TAGGED OUTSTANDING	1
April 25, 1963	TEACHER DISSATISFIED, WILL WRITE OWN BOOK (POTUZAK, CHET)	9
April 25, 1963	NEW PX SET FOR JUANITA	1
April 25, 1963	WATERFRONT APARTMENT PROPOSED	3
April 25, 1963	NEW PX SET FOR JUANITA	1
April 25, 1963	MUSICIAN, VOCALIST JOINS MUSIC STORE (HARDIN, EUGENE)	11
April 25, 1963	NORTH REDMOND ANNEXATION TOLD	3
April 25, 1963	FOUR PLATS BEFORE COUNTY	6
April 25, 1963	MRS WHITE PRODS STUDENTS TO FIND OUT “WHY” OF MATH (WHITE, VIRGINIA)	1
April 25, 1963	SCIENCE FAIR SET MAY 2	3
April 25, 1963	19% WIN HONOR ROLL POSITION	5
April 25, 1963	FUTURE TEACHERS TRAIN ON-JOB IN SCHOOLS	7
April 25, 1963	KRISTINE GERDE, WILLIAM H GILMAN	8
April 25, 1963	PRIMROSE SHOW ATTRACTS LARGEST CROWD SINCE ’59	11
April 25, 1963	SLURB CURB BEGUN (SUBURBAN SLUM)	1
April 25, 1963	HOUGHTON’S JOHNSON: RULE BY LAW, NOT MEN (JOHNSON, BRUCE)	1
April 25, 1963	HOUGHTON ASKS ROAD COMPLETION	2
April 25, 1963	TWO DOCTORS LOSE AUTOS	2
April 25, 1963	REDMONDER FINED $50	9
April 25, 1963	VAN VLECK, EFFIE MAE	2
April 25, 1963	HANSEN, EMIL	2
April 25, 1963	KEIFFER, CORA OLIVE	2
April 25, 1963	HERE ARE CONTESTANTS IN SUBSCRIPTION CAMPAIGN	2
April 25, 1963	SIX GAMES SLATED ALL DAY SATURDAY (PHOTO OF LITTLE LEAGUE TEAMS)	4
April 25, 1963	KIRKLAND RIDERS WIN 11 FIRSTS	5
April 25, 1963	YARROW INTERCHANGE (PHOTOS)	1
April 25, 1963	RESIDENTS PROTEST ROAD PAVING COST	1
April 25, 1963	HOUGHTON ASKS ROAD COMPLETION	2
April 25, 1963	PONTOON ADDED	5
April 25, 1963	METRO TRUNK NEARS	2
April 25, 1963	ENGINEERS CHECKING LAKE ST SEWER	2
April 25, 1963	MARJORIE ANN BENOR, LOREN A MARTIN	8
May 2, 1963	FAVORITE NEIGHBOR TO LEAVE THE HILL (BELTS, HAZEL)	1
May 2, 1963	EARLY HOMESTEAD TO BE SHOW SETTING (NORMAN, MRS JAMES (GOFF))	3
May 2, 1963	BRIDLE TRAILS VOTE SLATED	1
May 2, 1963	RADIO TOWER SUIT FILED	6
May 2, 1963	PX MARKET SITE TOLD	1
May 2, 1963	EARLY HOMESTEAD TO BE SHOW SETTING (NORMAN, MRS JAMES (GOFF))	3
May 2, 1963	EARLY HOMESTEAD TO BE SHOW SETTING (NORMAN, MRS JAMES (GOFF))	3
May 2, 1963	PX MARKET SITE TOLD	1
May 2, 1963	EXPERIENCED CAR MEN TAKE OVER BEL KIRK MOTORS HERE	5
May 2, 1963	COMMISSION GRANTS 3 REZONINGS	12
May 2, 1963	ADULT EDUCATION OPEN HOUSE MAY 5	1
May 2, 1963	SCHOOL TEXTBOOKS ON DISPLAY	2
May 2, 1963	SENIORS, FACULTY CHOOSE SPEAKERS	6
May 2, 1963	SCHOOLS TO SEND DELEGATION TO PTA CONVENTION	8
May 2, 1963	DEANNA LUKE, RICHARD HITCH	8
May 2, 1963	FIRE HITS HOTEL (LELAND HOTEL)	1
May 2, 1963	FIRE HITS HOTEL (LELAND HOTEL)	1
May 2, 1963	NEW PANEL DOOR PROCESS TOLD (SEATTLE DOOR CO)	1
May 2, 1963	PURITAN STATE AND POLICE THREAT FORESEEN	2
May 2, 1963	POLICE TO WATCH LOADING ZONE MISUSE CLOSELY	2
May 2, 1963	LAMBERT SENTENCE DEFERRED BY COURT	2
May 2, 1963	HOUSEWIFE ARRESTED	5
May 2, 1963	15-YEAR-OLD NABBED BY POLICE	6
May 2, 1963	NORTHLAKE JUDGE SETS SIX FINES	10
May 2, 1963	HOSPITAL WORKINGS DISPLAYED	6
May 2, 1963	SHORBUND, CORA M	2
May 2, 1963	GRANDMOTHERS ORGANIZE HERE	8
May 2, 1963	NEW $10 CASH PRIZE OFFERED IN JOURNAL SUBSCRIPTION DRIVE	1
May 2, 1963	JUANITAN WRITES CATAMARAN BOOK (COTTER, EDWARD F)	4
May 2, 1963	JUANITAN WRITES CATAMARAN BOOK (COTTER, EDWARD F)	4
May 2, 1963	DRAINAGE DISTRICT APPROVED	1
May 2, 1963	SEWER BEEFS SOUGHT	2
May 2, 1963	BLANCHE LARSON, WALTER B JONES	7
May 9, 1963	SCHOOL PEOPLE TAKE TIME OUT FOR THEATRE EAST PRODUCTION	7
May 9, 1963	SEATTLE BANK TO BUILD IN JUANITA	1
May 9, 1963	SCOTTY CHEWS INTO HISTORY (BROWER, SCOTTY – 1ST AT BAT AT EVEREST PARK)	1
May 9, 1963	WHITTAKER CHILDREN CHANGED LITTLE BY DAD’S EXPLOITS (WHITTAKER, JIM)	2
May 9, 1963	HOME RULE FAN FILES (SHARP, JOHN)	1
May 9, 1963	BUILDING RAZED (HALLEN GARAGE)	1
May 9, 1963	STUDENT’S INTEREST IN PETER KIRK BUILDING MORE THAN CLINICAL (PFEIFFER)	1
May 9, 1963	TEACHER SALARIES UPPED	2
May 9, 1963	HONOR ROLL PERCENTAGE DOWN AT LAKE WASHINGTON	7
May 9, 1963	DIANE FOSTER, MICHAEL SARVER	8
May 9, 1963	DARLENE ANN MONTZ, NEAL EDWARD POPE	8
May 9, 1963	HOUGHTON WARRANTS POWERFUL	2
May 9, 1963	HOUGHTON ENFORCES GAME BAN	2
May 9, 1963	JUANITA AND ROSE HILL SEWERS POSSIBLE	1
May 9, 1963	LAKE ST SPEED LIMIT LOWERED	1
May 9, 1963	HOUGHTON ENFORCES GAME BAN	2
May 9, 1963	VANDALS HIT BUILDINGS	3
May 9, 1963	3 CHARGED WITH THEFT	5
May 9, 1963	1000 FOUND GUILTY	9
May 9, 1963	HOSPITAL OPENING SET MAY 12	3
May 9, 1963	BIGFORD, FRANK RAY	5
May 9, 1963	BOLDENOW, ALBERT R	9
May 9, 1963	‘Y’ TO HONOR VOLUNTEERS	1
May 9, 1963	JOURNAL ACCEPTS AWARDS	1
May 9, 1963	SCOTTY CHEWS INTO HISTORY (BROWER, SCOTTY – 1ST AT BAT AT EVEREST PARK)	1
May 9, 1963	SCOTTY CHEWS INTO HISTORY (BROWER, SCOTTY – 1ST AT BAT AT EVEREST PARK)	1
May 9, 1963	JUANITA AND ROSE HILL SEWERS POSSIBLE	1
May 9, 1963	SUNKEN BOAT SALVAGED	3
May 9, 1963	JUANITA AND ROSE HILL SEWERS POSSIBLE	1
May 9, 1963	FINN HILL SEWERS SLATED	1
May 9, 1963	SEWER TALKS ASKED	1
May 9, 1963	SEWERS POSSIBLE (MAP)	2
May 9, 1963	SOPHIA JEPPSON, DUDLEY REYNOLDS	8
May 19, 1963	SPECIAL TEACHER LOVES WORK (HABERZETLE, JANET)	1
May 19, 1963	PETE DE LEUW RETURNS	5
May 19, 1963	ELECTION HALT SOUGHT	1
May 19, 1963	BRIDLE TRAILS’ FINANCES GOOD	1
May 19, 1963	CRESTERS AGREE	1
May 19, 1963	ACTIVITY CENTER FOR HANDICAPPED TOLD BY DIRECTOR	2
May 19, 1963	FIRST VIEW (PHOTO OF NORTHWEST COLLEGE GYMNASIUM)	6
May 19, 1963	OLD RANCH HOME (PHOTO OF TRIPLE CREEK RANCH)	8
May 19, 1963	SULLIVAN UGN DRIVE COLONEL (SULLIVAN, PAUL)	12
May 19, 1963	SCHOOL CRITICS SOUGHT	1
May 19, 1963	SCHOOL MERGERS POSED	1
May 19, 1963	SHOVLIN PROMOTED	1
May 19, 1963	MRS SMART NAMED BIBLE SCHOOL HEAD	9
May 19, 1963	EDUCATION BILL TOLD	9
May 19, 1963	HOUGHTON RECORDS PRAISED BY STATE	1
May 19, 1963	NICK GORN WANTS FLAG	1
May 19, 1963	HOUGHTON TO ABSORB LID COST	5
May 19, 1963	LEASH LAW TESTED	1
May 19, 1963	KIRKLANDER FINED $150	5
May 19, 1963	LAWBREAKER PLEASED WITH MILLER’S MANNER	5
May 19, 1963	TWO AUTOS REPORTED RECOVERED	5
May 19, 1963	POLICE SEEK OFFICER	5
May 19, 1963	CURTIS, JUDITH	2
May 19, 1963	KAUFMAN, CLEMENT LELAND (PAT)	2
May 19, 1963	KALLSTROM, ALLIE M	3
May 19, 1963	ROGERS, LAURA MAY	3
May 19, 1963	BERG, EDWARD	10
May 19, 1963	SUBSCRIPTION CAMPAIGN WINNERS ANNOUNCED	2
May 19, 1963	TRACK CHAMPIONS TO HOST DISTRICT MEET HERE FRIDAY	1
May 19, 1963	JOHN PITCHES 2ND NO HITTER (SLOAN, JOHN)	4
May 19, 1963	PONTOON END COMING SOON	1
May 19, 1963	CHEAP SEWER SEEN	1
May 19, 1963	SEWER POLICY FORESEEN	9
May 19, 1963	JACQUELLINE BELLINGS, WILLIAM SKAHAN	8
May 23, 1963	TEACHER TO TAKE MUSIC WITH HER INTO RETIREMENT (SMITH, ESTHER TYE)	1
May 23, 1963	JUANITAN WANDERS INTO ‘Y’, VOLUNTEERS ON THE SPOT (HADDON, BILL)	1
May 23, 1963	ANYONE KNOW TOM? (DAINE, TOM)	1
May 23, 1963	YOUNG BELLEVUE PIANIST WINS MUSIC FESTIVAL SCHOLARSHIP (MCHARG, BARBARA)	7
May 23, 1963	COUNTY PLEDGES BIG LOTS	1
May 23, 1963	PRESERVATION (MAP)	2
May 23, 1963	NEW ADDITION (SKETCH OF HAROLDSON INDUSTRIES)	2
May 23, 1963	THOREAU SCHOOL ASSURED	2
May 23, 1963	LARGEST BUILDING TO OPEN (KIRK CREST APARTMENTS)	1
May 23, 1963	WHO’S IN CHARGE? QUESTION PUZZLES (YOUTH PROBLEMS)	3
May 23, 1963	PICCADILLY ANNEXATION SLATED	6
May 23, 1963	SCHOOLS OPPOSE MERGER	1
May 23, 1963	TEAM TEACHING APPROVED	3
May 23, 1963	OLD TEAM (PHOTO OF 1914 BASEBALL TEAM)	3
May 23, 1963	PANTS POCKET FRACAS SMOOTHED OVER HERE	1
May 23, 1963	POLICE IN WATER CHASE	2
May 23, 1963	DOG POISON NOTICES POSTED	2
May 23, 1963	PIRATED BOATS RECOVERED	2
May 23, 1963	TIN SNIPS ASSAULT REPORTED	3
May 23, 1963	FARRIS, TWYLA DINSMOOR	1
May 23, 1963	KALLSTROM, ALLIE MABLE	5
May 23, 1963	BENNETT, MARY JANE	5
May 23, 1963	SEVEN KANGS WIN STATE BERTHS	4
May 23, 1963	JOHN PITCHES 3RD NO HITTER (SLOAN, JOHN)	4
May 23, 1963	CAROL EARNS 100% (WEST, CAROL)	5
May 23, 1963	RAMPS FINALLY OPEN	1
May 23, 1963	HOUGHTON ASKS FOR ROAD	9
May 23, 1963	CHINCHILLA ROAD AREA WATERLESS AGAIN	1
May 23, 1963	SEWER PLANS SOUGHT	1
May 23, 1963	SEWER PLIGHT TOLD	3
May 30, 1963	VISIT TO COMMUNIST CZECHOSLOVAKIA THOUGHT-PROVOKING (JENSEN, TOBE)	5
May 30, 1963	SMALLER GOVERNMENT EFFECTIVE: SHARP	1
May 30, 1963	CAMELOT EXCUSED	1
May 30, 1963	WESTLUND CLEANS TO FIRST	2
May 30, 1963	CRASH CLAIMS TWO	7
May 30, 1963	COUNCIL APPROVES 3 REZONES	3
May 30, 1963	AMENDMENT TO ZONING PROPOSED	7
May 30, 1963	COMMENCEMENT FOR RECORD GRADUATING CLASS SET JUNE 5	1
May 30, 1963	MERGER HELD UNLIKELY	1
May 30, 1963	SCHOOLS OFFER ENGLISH ON TV	3
May 30, 1963	CONGRATULATION ’63 GRADUATES (PHOTO)	6
May 30, 1963	DIANE HELEN MCKAY, MICHAEL B HOLCOMBE	8
May 30, 1963	QUEEN? (PHOTO OF STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL HOPEFULS)	1
May 30, 1963	HEALTH NEEDS STUDIED	1
May 30, 1963	MOTEL PUT OFF	7
May 30, 1963	WINDOW MAKERS BEGIN IN CITY (DURWOOD WOOD WINDOWS)	2
May 30, 1963	KIRKLAND FIRM BUYS SALVAGE (N AND S LOGGING CO)	3
May 30, 1963	OFFICER’S PROWESS GROWS BY RADIO (PIERSON, KEN)	1
May 30, 1963	QUARREL ENDS IN DEATH	7
May 30, 1963	AMBULANCE SERVICE FIRM SELLS TO BELLEVUE	7
May 30, 1963	STANTON, ROBERT	6
May 30, 1963	NICHOLAS, JEAN HAMILTON	7
May 30, 1963	CROWE, LESLIE	7
May 30, 1963	LEE, ELIZABETH	7
May 30, 1963	KATHMAN, HENRY J	7
May 30, 1963	SCOUTS FIND MINER	1
May 30, 1963	SCOUTS WIN AWARDS	1
May 30, 1963	ROSE HILL GIRL SCOUTS OBSERVE 10TH ANNIVERSARY	8
May 30, 1963	LETTA DAVIS STATE BPW OFFICER	8
May 30, 1963	FLYING HORSESHOE SHOW SLATED	6
May 30, 1963	114TH PAVING COSTS TOLD	7
May 30, 1963	HOUGHTON ROAD OKAYED	7
May 30, 1963	WATER DISTRICT WINS NOD	1
May 30, 1963	SEWER DISTRICT ARGUMENTS	5
May 30, 1963	JUANITA SEWERS COMING	7
May 30, 1963	MARY JEAN BAKER, NEIL ROBERT WHITE	8
June 6, 1963	ICE CREAM CHARLIE’S BACK (ANDERSON, CHARLIE)	3
June 6, 1963	DAUGHTERS HOSTESS RECEPTION FOR PARENTS (RERICK, MR AND MRS PERCY)	8
June 6, 1963	JUANITAN PUSHES ‘REALISM’ (HADDON, BILL)	3
June 6, 1963	LIVELY ARTS REGISTERED WITH STATE	3
June 6, 1963	LONG’S DANCE STUDENTS TO ATTEND CONVENTION	10
June 6, 1963	NEW BANK MANAGER NAMED (BEVENS, WILLARD D)	12
June 6, 1963	CITY FOLLOWS JOHN GINTZ INTO NEARBY OPEN SPACES	1
June 6, 1963	NEIGHBORS WAIT NEWS OF LARSON (LARSON, KEN)	1
June 6, 1963	SALESMAN AMONG TOP IN NATION (PAULSON, RALPH W)	12
June 6, 1963	MRS MEISER TELLS TALES FOR LIVING (MEISER, RAE)	14
June 6, 1963	PRO AND CON BRIDLE TRAILS DEBATE SET	1
June 6, 1963	CITY COULD FIGHT MERGER BETTER	2
June 6, 1963	KIRKLAND BUILDING PERMITS TOTAL $866,644	5
June 6, 1963	YMCA ANSWER FORESEEN	10
June 6, 1963	CITIES’ MERGER SOUGHT	1
June 6, 1963	HOLLYWOOD REZONING APPROVED	10
June 6, 1963	THREE 3RD GENERATION GRADUATE (ACTON / RODGERS / JOHNSTON)	1
June 6, 1963	PARENTS CATCH GRAD PARTY FEVER	1
June 6, 1963	SCHOOLS TO SEEK COLLEGE	5
June 6, 1963	BOOKSTORE OK’D FOR KANGLAND	7
June 6, 1963	NORTHWEST COLLEGE GRADUATION SLATED	11
June 6, 1963	SHARON ANNE BEETLE, RONALD GLENN NICHOLL	8
June 6, 1963	LAKE WASHINGTON BLOOMS, BUT NOT FOR LONG	10
June 6, 1963	KIRKLAND MOTEL (PHOTO OF PROPOSED MOTEL ON CENTRAL & 1ST)	1
June 6, 1963	CITIES’ MERGER SOUGHT	1
June 6, 1963	HOUGHTON PATROL PERFORMS	7
June 6, 1963	LAKE WASHINGTON BLOOMS, BUT NOT FOR LONG	10
June 6, 1963	BAIL SET FOR MRS TURNBULL	7
June 6, 1963	RIFLE TAKEN FROM HOME	7
June 6, 1963	DEIBERT, EVELYN	7
June 6, 1963	DAVIES, LISA MARIE	10
June 6, 1963	SEFROVICH, MATTEO	10
June 6, 1963	BERTRAM, LEROY	10
June 6, 1963	DIBBLE, WILLIAM ALBERT	11
June 6, 1963	MRS LANGLOIS TO HEAD KIRKLAND BUSINESS WOMEN	8
June 6, 1963	CHURCH SCHOOL YOUNGSTERS TO ADOPT BOY FROM INDIA	8
June 6, 1963	SEWER STEP UP TALKED	1
June 6, 1963	WATER RELIEF FORESEEN	1
June 13, 1963	PAINT MAKER LOCATES HERE (SHEEHAN, BURT)	2
June 13, 1963	TEACHER ACCEPTS 3-YEAR ASSIGNMENT IN TRIPOLI	10
June 13, 1963	TEACHER ASSIGNED TO CORPS (OLSON, KERMIT)	11
June 13, 1963	TRAILS VOTE FAILS	1
June 13, 1963	COLLEGE BID DATE SLATED	3
June 13, 1963	CITIES MERGER VOTE SOUGHT	1
June 13, 1963	GROWTH GUIDE OFFERED	1
June 13, 1963	‘ESTATE’ ZONING SOUGHT	1
June 13, 1963	RESIDENTIAL VARIETY NOW SEEN POSSIBLE	3
June 13, 1963	NORTHWEST COLLEGE STUDENTS ACCEPT MISSION JOBS AT HOME	10
June 13, 1963	JANICE IS CITY’S FESTIVAL CHOICE (KVAM, JANICE)	1
June 13, 1963	BARN BURNS TO GROUND	1
June 13, 1963	CITY’S SAFETY CITED	14
June 13, 1963	CITIES MERGER VOTE SOUGHT	1
June 13, 1963	CHANGE TO CITY PROPOSED	1
June 13, 1963	MAYOR NAMES 3 TO BOARDS	11
June 13, 1963	HOUGHTON PERMITS TOP $96000	11
June 13, 1963	NEW EQUIPMENT (PHOTO)	3
June 13, 1963	NELSON, WILLIAM R	2
June 13, 1963	WORTHINGTON, ZOE ETHEL	6
June 13, 1963	GALER, EDNA A	9
June 13, 1963	MASON, ROBERT O	11
June 13, 1963	MCNEELY, JOSEPH	11
June 13, 1963	BOLTON, WILLIAM FRANKLIN	11
June 13, 1963	HYDRO ‘FIRST’ UNVEILED	1
June 13, 1963	REDMOND SHOOTER WINS SECOND STATE TITLE (SHULTS, BRUCE)	4
June 13, 1963	HANDICAPPED WIN SWIM CERTIFICATES	5
June 13, 1963	PANCAKE BREAKFAST TO AID NEW PARK (EVEREST PARK)	1
June 13, 1963	‘ESTATE’ ZONING SOUGHT	1
June 13, 1963	NORTHUP PROGRESS UNSURE	2
June 13, 1963	HIGHWAY LINK (MAP OF CENTRAL WAY)	6
June 13, 1963	WATER HASSLE ERUPTS	1
June 13, 1963	DRAINAGE BID OPENED	1
June 13, 1963	DEANNA LUKE, RICHARD HITCH	8
June 13, 1963	MARJORIE WEAVER, FREDERICK PUCKETT	10
June 20, 1963	NOEL COWARD PLAY TO OPEN THEATRE	8
June 20, 1963	ISLAND PARADISE FOUND MISSING (STUBNER, SAMI & FRED)	1
June 20, 1963	MRS WOLCKER, TEACHER 27 YEARS, RETIRES (WOLCKER, LOIS)	1
June 20, 1963	KIRKLAND TRAVELER LIKES BUS PEOPLE (ARTZ, JEWEL)	8
June 20, 1963	BRIDLE TRAILS RELIEF LAW SEEN	1
June 20, 1963	MORE BRIDLE TRAILS INCORPORATION MOVES SOUGHT	7
June 20, 1963	‘TRAILS’ REZONE SOUGHT	7
June 20, 1963	SCHOOL BUILDING PUT OFF (HORACE MANN)	1
June 20, 1963	CITY SEEKS ALL CENTER	1
June 20, 1963	NEW TRACT TO HAVE 32 HOMES	3
June 20, 1963	KIRKLAND’S GROWTH GUIDE AIRED TONIGHT	1
June 20, 1963	NEW TRACT TO HAVE 32 HOMES	3
June 20, 1963	JUANITA REZONING ASKED	5
June 20, 1963	PINE LAKE DEVELOPMENT PLANNED	5
June 20, 1963	LANGUAGE TEACHING COST ASKED	7
June 20, 1963	SUN IGNITES MATTRESS	7
June 20, 1963	SEDORCO EXPANDS OFFICES	1
June 20, 1963	AUTO WRECKER HAILED INTO COURT (MCLALLIN, MAX)	2
June 20, 1963	KIRKLANDER CHARGED (TURNBULL, BETTE)	7
June 20, 1963	CHAPMAN, LOUISE CARRIE	6
June 20, 1963	EDMONDS, LILLIAN P	6
June 20, 1963	SUPPLE, LEE	12
June 20, 1963	HOWE, GENE RICHARD	12
June 20, 1963	GOUYD, ROGER	12
June 20, 1963	MURRAY HORTON TO RUN ELKS CLUB	1
June 20, 1963	RIVER PARK SEEN	1
June 20, 1963	SDA CHURCH TO HAVE NEW PASTOR (MATHEWS, DAN)	5
June 20, 1963	JUMPING THE GUN (PHOTO OF BRISKY’S CORNER)	7
June 20, 1963	WATER MERGER TALKED	1
June 20, 1963	COUNTY GARBAGE PLANS TOLD	3
June 20, 1963	1500 ACRE SEWER ANNEXATION	12
June 20, 1963	PATRICIA ANN SUNDSTROM, WALTER W WEGENER	8
June 27, 1963	FIRST PHOTO SHOW AT GALLERY	9
June 27, 1963	REVIEWER HERALDS NOEL COWARD COMEDY	11
June 27, 1963	BIG JIM BACK FROM BIGGEST HILL (WHITTAKER, JIM)	1
June 27, 1963	MRS MASSEY WINS FIRST FOR LANDSCAPE DESIGN (MASSEY, MRS WILLIAM)	9
June 27, 1963	RETIRED MINISTER HAS MANY TALENTS (LOCKWOOD, CLARENCE H)	10
June 27, 1963	BURMESE WORRIED ABOUT COMMUNISM (BRAIDWOOD, ALFRED)	11
June 27, 1963	BRIDLE TRAILS USED BY OTHER THAN HORSE OWNERS	6
June 27, 1963	COLLEGE BUILDINGS NAMED (NORTHWEST COLLEGE)	9
June 27, 1963	MULTIPLE HOUSING BOOM SEEN	1
June 27, 1963	KENNY SIGNALS SUPER VALUES	1
June 27, 1963	MERGER ELECTION SLATED	3
June 27, 1963	CHILDREN’S EDUCATION SHOULD BE PRIME THOUGH IN BOUNDARY CHANGES	7
June 27, 1963	CAROL GAY SANDERSON, DAVID MCMURRAY	8
June 27, 1963	CITY HAILS KENNY, STRAWBERRY FETE, RACES	1
June 27, 1963	FESTIVAL FUN SET FOR CITY	1
June 27, 1963	JUANITANS QUELL FIRE	3
June 27, 1963	MERGER ELECTION SLATED	3
June 27, 1963	STEEL, ROBERT	11
June 27, 1963	ROSEWOOD CLUB REPRESENTS COMMUNITY	12
June 27, 1963	COMMITTEE PLANS TRAIN ROBBERY (ELKS BENEFIT FOR CEREBRAL PALSY)	13
June 27, 1963	JUNIOR MANNEQUINS PLAN FUTURES WHILE MODELING	10
June 27, 1963	KIRKLAND ASSIGNED POSTAL ZIP CODE	9
June 27, 1963	‘TRAILS HORSE SHOW SET	1
June 27, 1963	TOP CONTENDERS FOR KIRKLAND KUP TOLD	4
June 27, 1963	NEW LINK SET WITH BRIDGE	1
June 27, 1963	LETTERS TO THE EDITOR (ROAD’S UPKEEP DECRIED)	2
June 27, 1963	BRIDGE (AERIAL PHOTO)	7
June 27, 1963	JUANITA 4-LANING SOUGHT	12
June 27, 1963	CHEAPER WATER FORESEEN	1
June 27, 1963	TONNY ARTZ, WILLIAM DENHOLM JR	8
June 27, 1963	PATRICIA ANN GAU, TRAVIS N MCCOLLUM	8
July 4, 1963	300 HORSES, RIDERS, TO COMPETE IN BRIDLE TRAILS HORSE SHOW	6
July 4, 1963	CONFORM USE ASKED FOR FIRMS	1
July 4, 1963	COMMUNITY COLLEGE VALUE TOLD	3
July 4, 1963	MARCHING (PHOTO OF PORTABLE CLASSROOMS)	3
July 4, 1963	BUSINESS ANNEX PLANNED	1
July 4, 1963	MARCH OF DIMES TOTALED	9
July 4, 1963	SCHOOLS’ MERGER RAISED	1
July 4, 1963	PRESCHOOL FOR HANDICAPPED CHILD ORGANIZED ON EASTSIDE	6
July 4, 1963	RIVER DIGS TO BEGIN	1
July 4, 1963	SEGREGATION TEST FLOPS IN KIRKLAND	1
July 4, 1963	BEHIND THE HEADLINES: DISCRIMINATION HERE?	2
July 4, 1963	KIDS EAT UP MARCH	1
July 4, 1963	LOCAL CRAFTSMEN INVITED TO SHOW AT BELLEVUE FAIR	6
July 4, 1963	KING COUNTY JAIL, LAIR OF THE BLANK FACED, EXAMINED	2
July 4, 1963	KIRKLANDER FINED $295	3
July 4, 1963	GRAHAM, SARAH	2
July 4, 1963	RECOR, NELLIE	7
July 4, 1963	GUYANT, VALERIE PAULETTE	7
July 4, 1963	NELSON, FLORENCE LAVINA	7
July 4, 1963	WHO HAS EASIEST ZIP MAIL NUMBER	1
July 4, 1963	AUTHORS HERE ON WRITERS’ PROGRAM	1
July 4, 1963	JUANITA REPORTER INTRODUCED (LEEN, MARGARETTA)	6
July 4, 1963	KUP RACE SET 10TH OF AUG	1
July 4, 1963	RON KLINE PITCHES PERFECT GAME	4
July 4, 1963	CAROL NETS STATE JC TITLE (WEST, CAROL)	4
July 4, 1963	300 HORSES, RIDERS, TO COMPETE IN BRIDLE TRAILS HORSE SHOW	6
July 4, 1963	COUNCIL ACCEPTS OFFER (RESTROOMS AT EVEREST PARK)	2
July 4, 1963	4-LANE PLANNING PROBABLE	1
July 4, 1963	EXTENSIVE REPAVING PLANNED	3
July 4, 1963	DISTRICT END NOTED	1
July 4, 1963	TRUNK SEWER TO START	1
July 4, 1963	POWER OUT IN ‘TRAILS	7
July 4, 1963	STATE DRILLS FOR FILL	12
July 4, 1963	JEANNE POLACEK, NORMAN PFEIFFER	8
July 4, 1963	GEORGIA LYNN STEWART, LARRY STEVENS FRANKLIN	8
July 4, 1963	SHARON LEE KNOX, C RICHARD CROWE	8
July 4, 1963	RELATIVES AND FRIENDS HONOR SILVER ANNIVERSARY (BAUMAN, MILTON)	9
July 11, 1963	CHURCH TO HONOR COUPLE WED 50 YEARS (WORDSWORTH, REV AND MRS E E)	2
July 11, 1963	LONG’S DANCE STUDENTS PRAISED AT CONVENTION	9
July 11, 1963	SEATTLE FEDERAL TO BUILD	1
July 11, 1963	NEW PEOPLES BANK SLATED	1
July 11, 1963	AMERICAN (PHOTO OF ADSIT, SCOTT)	2
July 11, 1963	NATIONAL (PHOTO OF ANDERSON, TOM)	2
July 11, 1963	NEWCOMERS HERE FROM SEATTLE (REID, STEPHEN & PATRICIA)	9
July 11, 1963	DAARUD FAMILY UNITED	9
July 11, 1963	‘TRAILS FATE TALKED	1
July 11, 1963	‘TRAILS PARK PLAN FORESEEN	2
July 11, 1963	COLLEGE MISSED HERE	1
July 11, 1963	(PHOTOS OF JUANITA HILLS KIDDIES’ PARADE)	11-Oct
July 11, 1963	AREA GROWTH REQUIRES NEW WAGON HOSTESS	1
July 11, 1963	FIVE ASK BUSINESS REZONES IN COUNTY	11
July 11, 1963	SCHOOL MERGER SAID UNLIKELY	1
July 11, 1963	HOMEWORK CRITERIA SET UP	2
July 11, 1963	KIRKLAND HONOREES LISTED	8
July 11, 1963	HELEN BARNREITER, THOMAS ALDEN	8
July 11, 1963	INJURY TO WOMAN SPARKS AMBULANCE SERVICE HERE	1
July 11, 1963	‘GOOD OLD DAYS’ RECALLED (1909 NEWSPAPER)	3
July 11, 1963	MOTEL TURNED DOWN	1
July 11, 1963	TOTEM BOWL BURGLARIZED	1
July 11, 1963	POLICE SEEK RADIOWOMAN	2
July 11, 1963	MOHRBACKER, MABLE	2
July 11, 1963	PERRIGO, ANNA F	10
July 11, 1963	REZENDE, FRANK M	10
July 11, 1963	‘GOOD OLD DAYS’ RECALLED (1909 NEWSPAPER)	3
July 11, 1963	JOANNE LACKED THREE (GUNDERSON, JOANNE)	11
July 11, 1963	LOCAL HORSE SHOW RESULTS	11
July 11, 1963	‘TRAILS PARK PLAN FORESEEN	2
July 11, 1963	BIBLE CAMP TO OPEN AT LAKE SAMMAMISH	14
July 11, 1963	WATER CHAIRMAN HOPEFUL	1
July 11, 1963	JANET RUTH MOSER, ARTHUR JEROME BERG	8
July 18, 1963	NORWEGIAN COUPLE TO OBSERVE 50 YEARS (MEDBY, MR AND MRS NORMAN)	6
July 18, 1963	COUNTY BURIES ‘TRAILS	1
July 18, 1963	THOREAU GOES ANYWAY	1
July 18, 1963	CITY WILL BUY CENTER ON CONTRACT	1
July 18, 1963	FIRST CHURCH HERE CHANGES (CONGREGATIONAL)	1
July 18, 1963	ST JOHN’S START TOLD	1
July 18, 1963	MARKET REZONE RETURNED	1
July 18, 1963	WRAY ASKS VISITS (WRAY, HARRY)	1
July 18, 1963	SHARON LEE LINDER, DAVID CALDWELL	8
July 18, 1963	RIVER WORK BEGINS	1
July 18, 1963	ACCESS ALDER CUT PLANNED	1
July 18, 1963	ROSE HILL STATION ON WAY	1
July 18, 1963	VONLOSSOW FINED ON 2 CHARGES	2
July 18, 1963	GRACE, JOSEPH	2
July 18, 1963	LOCKMAN, VERNON	2
July 18, 1963	WOODLAKE, LAWRENCE	2
July 18, 1963	CROSSEN, OLIVER O	2
July 18, 1963	SWARD, AUGUSTA	3
July 18, 1963	SCHROEDER, ERWIN THOMAS	3
July 18, 1963	FRANK, DAVID G	3
July 18, 1963	GULETTE, KATE ELDEN	9
July 18, 1963	3 SCOUTS RECEIVE EAGLE RANK (WILSON, TOM / WILSON, JOHN / JURNEY, FRED)	2
July 18, 1963	GIRL SCOUTS LEARN ADVENTURE OF OUTDOOR LIVING AT DAY CAMP	7
July 18, 1963	PHOTOS OF SWIM MEET	5
July 18, 1963	BOATING CODE MEETING HELD	3
July 18, 1963	CITY DECRIES STUDY (RAPID TRANSIT)	1
July 18, 1963	BRIDGE MADE WHOLE	1
July 18, 1963	SUB STATION PERMITTED	1
July 18, 1963	SEWER SMOKE TESTS SET	1
July 18, 1963	DIANE DESPOT, ROGER HILLS	6
July 18, 1963	SUSAN GRIFFITHS, RICHARD RAMBOW	6
July 18, 1963	DARLENE MONTZ, NEAL EDWIN POPE	8
July 18, 1963	MARGARET STORM, LUTHER BLOOMER	8
July 18, 1963	LUELLA DIANE FOSTER, MICHAEL ROBERT SARVER	8
July 25, 1963	THEATRE EAST READIES MOON IS BLUE’ FOR SHOWING	6
July 25, 1963	AREA RESIDENTS TAKING PART IN BELLEVUE ARTS FESTIVAL	7
July 25, 1963	BARBARY COAST THEME FOR GALLERY FUND-RAISER	7
July 25, 1963	ACROSS THE STREET (PHOTOS OF SEAFIRST BANK AND HOUSE DEMOLITION)	2
July 25, 1963	SONGSTRESS GETS ‘BREAK’ IN OPERETTA (ZOBEL, MARY ELLEN)	1
July 25, 1963	FAMILY PARTY HONORS MRS KING (KING, MRS HARRISON PAUL)	1
July 25, 1963	ACROSS THE STREET (PHOTOS OF SEAFIRST BANK AND HOUSE DEMOLITION)	2
July 25, 1963	BUILDING TO FALL (BARRACKS NEAR CIVIC CENTER)	3
July 25, 1963	LUTHERANS TO BUILD CHURCH	9
July 25, 1963	ACROSS THE STREET (PHOTOS OF SEAFIRST BANK AND HOUSE DEMOLITION)	2
July 25, 1963	NEW-OLD KIDS’ CARNIVAL LATEST SUMMER PASTTIME	6
July 25, 1963	JUANITANS PROTEST SMALL LOT ZONING	1
July 25, 1963	CITY-MERGER POSES QUESTION OF NAME	1
July 25, 1963	EPISCOPALIAN CHURCH SCHOOL SET	6
July 25, 1963	TIME TABLE TELLS TOLT STAGE RUN	9
July 25, 1963	HOUGHTON FINANCES HEALTHY	1
July 25, 1963	HOUGHTON COUNCIL ACTS ON PLATS	2
July 25, 1963	JUANITANS PROTEST SMALL LOT ZONING	1
July 25, 1963	2 POLICE CARS HIT IN WEEK	1
July 25, 1963	FALKENHAN, MYRTLE M	2
July 25, 1963	WITTLAKE, LAWRENCE	6
July 25, 1963	CITY ALREADY ‘IN’ STUDY (RAPID TRANSIT)	1
July 25, 1963	SECOND LAKE WASHINGTON BRIDGE OPENING SET AUGUST 28	1
July 25, 1963	4-LANING OF ROADS TO BRIDGE STUDIED	1
July 25, 1963	THIRTEEN MILES OF REPAIRS SLATED	9
July 25, 1963	WATER 81 BIDS OPENED	1
July 25, 1963	ANN BROTEN, GAYLORD GUNHUS	8
July 25, 1963	LINDA CHARLESON, DOUGLAS NIBARGER	8
August 1, 1963	SCHOOLS ACT ON BOUNDARY	1
August 1, 1963	BAPTISTS TELL SCHOOL	2
August 1, 1963	BARGAIN HOUSE MOVED	1
August 1, 1963	NEW MANAGER TOLD FOR IGA (MEADOWS, A T “DICK”)	2
August 1, 1963	HOUGHTON-KIRKLAND MERGER VOTE CALLED	1
August 1, 1963	COUNTY APPROVES ONE OF 5 REZONES	9
August 1, 1963	SHARA LYNN PIERCE, MICHAEL W WOODSON	7
August 1, 1963	SHARON DWINELL, MICHAEL A SMITH	7
August 1, 1963	ARLENE MCFARLAND, DAVID AKIN	7
August 1, 1963	THEATRE, ARTS, SPORTS FILL KIRKLAND CALENDAR FOR MONTH	1
August 1, 1963	CITY’S CASH TOTALS EXCESS HALF-MILLION	1
August 1, 1963	BOATERS, SWIMMERS, SKIERS, FISHERMEN, USE JUANITA BEACH (PHOTOS)	6
August 1, 1963	CHATLIEN, JERALD F	6
August 1, 1963	ANDERSON, ELLA	2
August 1, 1963	SHY, JAMES	2
August 1, 1963	LOCAL RIFLE CLUB WINS STATE CROWN	6
August 1, 1963	EVEREST PARK’S FIRST UNIT PLANNED	1
August 1, 1963	CHURCH FAMILY (PHOTO OF MATHEWS, DAN AND FAMILY)	7
August 1, 1963	MARINA EXPANSION UPHELD	1
August 1, 1963	PHOTO OF WORK ON BRISKY’S CORNER	1
August 1, 1963	COUNTY DUMP MAY GO	1
August 1, 1963	POLEYARD TO EXPAND	1
August 1, 1963	52-YR OLD DISTRICT DISSOLVED	3
August 1, 1963	SUSAN CROUSE, NILS NEWBOM	8
August 1, 1963	DIANNE CRANE, KAY MICHAEL SWEENEY	8
August 8, 1963	NEW HOUGHTON BRANCH OF SEATTLE-FIRST BANK	6
August 8, 1963	‘MOON IS BLUE’ IS GOOD SUMMER THEATRE FARE	7
August 8, 1963	HOUGHTON BANK TO OPEN	1
August 8, 1963	PEOPLES BANK CONTRACT LET	12
August 8, 1963	MONKEY BUSINESS (PHOTO OF ROBINSON, DAVE WITH RHESUS MONKEY)	3
August 8, 1963	QUEEN REMEMBERS PEOPLE WHO HELPED HER ATTAIN ROYALTY (HUDSON, JUDY)	7
August 8, 1963	GAME WARDEN IS FRIENDLY FELLOW (RASMUSSEN, ROBERT)	9
August 8, 1963	SEWERS ASKED FOR PROPOSED APARTMENTS	1
August 8, 1963	NEW BUSINESS MARKETS HYDRAULIC SCAFFOLDING (MOOR MFG)	1
August 8, 1963	LAKEVIEW SHOPPING CENTER BUSINESSES LISTED FOR CONVENIENCE	6
August 8, 1963	CITY’S NAME WOULD WAIT 2ND ELECTION	1
August 8, 1963	CITY APPROVES FIVE REZONES	3
August 8, 1963	CAROLE ANN MATTHEWS, JULIAN GRAY	8
August 8, 1963	SAMMAMISH DREDGING (PHOTO)	6
August 8, 1963	ALDER ALONG ACCESS CLEARED	9
August 8, 1963	HANSEN’S BURGLARIZED	4
August 8, 1963	HOSPITAL GROWTH SET	1
August 8, 1963	MCDONALD, JAMES VIRGIL	2
August 8, 1963	MILLER, ROY E	2
August 8, 1963	MULLER, RUBY	7
August 8, 1963	RECORD SETTERS TO VIE FOR KIRKLAND KUP SAT.	1
August 8, 1963	KIRKLAND CONNIES WIN STATE TITLE	4
August 8, 1963	SIMONDS ROAD PAVING END SEEN	2
August 8, 1963	YOU’LL NEED QUICK EYE TO CATCH BRIDGE SIGNS	2
August 8, 1963	DISTRICTS CLASH ON WATER ANNEXATION	1
August 8, 1963	SEWER PLANT PERMISSION ASKED	12
August 8, 1963	HELEN T CORMIER, BRUCE F PITTS	8
August 8, 1963	CAROL MARTINDALE, ARCHIE SILCOX JR	8
August 15, 1963	CITY IS CULTURE CAPITAL	17A
August 15, 1963	ENGLISHMAN STARTED IT ALL (NEEDHAM, ART)	17A
August 15, 1963	DAIRYMAN BROKE BLOCKADE (WALLACE, SCOTT)	18A
August 15, 1963	KIRKLANDER SURVIVES (MCENTIRE, HAROLD – HIT BY LIGHTNING)	2
August 15, 1963	KIRKLAND HOUSEWIFE IS MOTHER-MUSICIAN (SOTER, ERNA)	6
August 15, 1963	DIMMITT TO BE HONORED (DIMMITT, L M)	7
August 15, 1963	GARBERS ENTER TWO SCOTTIES IN DOG SHOW	8
August 15, 1963	SCHOOL ASK COUNTY TO OK ANNEXATION	1
August 15, 1963	KIRKLAND UGN QUOTA ANNOUNCED AS $24378	3
August 15, 1963	YMCA DAY CAMP PROVIDES OUTLET FOR YOUTHFUL ENERGIES	5
August 15, 1963	LAWYERS DIFFER ON NAME CHANGE	1
August 15, 1963	COLLEGE GROWING (NORTHWEST COLLEGE)	10A
August 15, 1963	LAKE WASHINGTON SCHOOLS WIDELY RECOGNIZED	8A
August 15, 1963	SHARON JOAN BERG, ANTHONY EARL BOHANNON	6
August 15, 1963	LACEY EBBERT, ROY V FELSTAD	6
August 15, 1963	OPEN HOUSE TO HONOR ASIANS HERE	1
August 15, 1963	FAST TEMPO BRIDGE CELEBRATION SLATED AUG 28	1
August 15, 1963	PROPOSED CITY RETIREMENT PLAN BENEFITS OUTLINED	7
August 15, 1963	JUANITA BOASTS LONG RESIDENTIAL, PLAY HISTORY	15A
August 15, 1963	KIRKLAND FOUNDED ON DREAM	20A
August 15, 1963	HOUGHTON SETS PUBLIC MEETING	1
August 15, 1963	INDUSTRY BOOMS HERE	19A
August 15, 1963	JUANITA BOASTS LONG RESIDENTIAL, PLAY HISTORY	15A
August 15, 1963	STATION CHANGE ASKED	3
August 15, 1963	OLSON, WALTER F	8
August 15, 1963	HENSLEY, THOMAS EMMITT	8
August 15, 1963	LOUGH, NORMAN	8
August 15, 1963	BOLSTAD, ERIK	8
August 15, 1963	OBAN, WALTER E	8
August 15, 1963	VFW TO HERALD CONVENTION	1
August 15, 1963	COMMUNITY SPARKS TO SEND CONNIES EAST	1
August 15, 1963	PITCHERS LEAD MACKS TO NATIONAL PLAYOFFS	4
August 15, 1963	EAST SIDE WELL SUPPLIED WITH ENJOYABLE OPEN SPACE	16A
August 15, 1963	EXPLOSION COMING HERE	4A
August 15, 1963	TRAFFIC GROWS	10A
August 15, 1963	10000 VEHICLES COUNTED (CENTRAL & MARKET)	12
August 15, 1963	KIRKLAND FERRY SERVICE DIED IN FINANCIAL PLAN	6A
August 15, 1963	THIRD (BRIDGE) SOUGHT IN 10 YEARS	15A
August 15, 1963	EARLY APATHY OVERCOME	17A
August 15, 1963	BRIDGE STIRS ANGER	20A
August 15, 1963	BRIDGE SPAN UNIQUE	22A
August 15, 1963	2ND BRIDGE GADFLIES STIR POT	4A
August 15, 1963	RAILS BAR BRIDGE RUBBERNECKS	4A
August 15, 1963	ROSELLINI SAYS BRIDGE IMPORTANT TO AREA	9A
August 15, 1963	NEW BRIDGE BIGGER	9A
August 15, 1963	FAST TEMPO BRIDGE CELEBRATION SLATED AUG 28	1
August 15, 1963	JUANITA CRESTERS FIND SEWER BLOCK	1
August 15, 1963	SEWER STUDY EXTENDED BEFORE RELIEF ORDERED	7
August 15, 1963	PATRICIA GAYLE BROWN, DENNIS PETERSON	6
August 15, 1963	JOANN DEJONG, JIM KENNARD	6
August 22, 1963	AREA DAIRY COWS TOP MILK RECORDS	8
August 22, 1963	MORTGAGE BUSINESS UP: TONKIN	14
August 22, 1963	C J MARTIN RETIRES FROM BELL	7
August 22, 1963	MEET … MRS PTA (TOPP, VIVIAN)	9
August 22, 1963	MRS CLARK MARKS 95TH BIRTHDAY (CLARK, FLORENCE NEELY)	10
August 22, 1963	HAROLD WRAY LEARNS ORIENTAL CUSTOMS IN 11-MONTH STUDY	12
August 22, 1963	WHITTAKER TELLS HARDSHIPS OF CLIMB (WHITTAKER, JIM)	14
August 22, 1963	NEARLY READY (PHOTO OF THOREAU SCHOOL)	13
August 22, 1963	BARRACKS DEMOLITION BID LET	18
August 22, 1963	BANKS SEEKS SPECIAL PERMIT, NEW ZONING (BANKS, JOHN M – AUTO WRECKING)	12
August 22, 1963	MERGER ISSUES NAMED	1
August 22, 1963	CHERRY CREST APPROVED	6
August 22, 1963	COUNTY CONSIDERS REZONES	14
August 22, 1963	EARLIEST NAME CHANGE NOV ’69	15
August 22, 1963	VOTE WOULD FORCE SCHOOL MERGER	1
August 22, 1963	DOUBLE SHIFT AT THOREAU	1
August 22, 1963	SEVENTY-FOUR NEW TEACHERS JOIN SCHOOL DISTRICT	6
August 22, 1963	MARY E MURPHY, DAVID W EGGERS	9
August 22, 1963	CAROLE JEAN STUNTZ, KJARTAN SPURKELAND	10
August 22, 1963	BAND VISITORS (PHOTO OF THE GATORMEN)	13
August 22, 1963	JUANITANS PROTEST SEWAGE	2
August 22, 1963	KIRKLAND FETES EVERGREEN BRIDGE OPENING	1
August 22, 1963	KIRKLAND GIRLS TO SHOW APPAREL	10
August 22, 1963	SPEND PLAN UNVEILED	13
August 22, 1963	AMBULANCE SERVICE IN OFFING	1
August 22, 1963	CHEST X-RAY BUS HERE	18
August 22, 1963	HOUGHTON MAYORS REVERSE	15
August 22, 1963	JUANITANS PROTEST SEWAGE	2
August 22, 1963	JUANITA (AERIAL PHOTO)	14
August 22, 1963	IF REYNOLDS RETURNS: NEW HEARING PROMISED	1
August 22, 1963	KIRKLAND POLICE PROBLEM POPPED INTO OPEN IN 1961 WITH HEARINGS	3
August 22, 1963	WANTED MAN IN PRISON	6
August 22, 1963	GRUBE HOME BURGLARIZED	11
August 22, 1963	REYNOLDS’ CASE CALLED LANDMARK	15
August 22, 1963	SHERIFFS ADD PATROL BOAT	15
August 22, 1963	OLSON, WALTER F	9
August 22, 1963	STOUT, ALTON	15
August 22, 1963	ORVALLA, ANDREW	15
August 22, 1963	LOCAL EFFORT SENDS MACKS EAST	1
August 22, 1963	JOHN SLOAN, NEW YORK IMPRESSED BY EACH OTHER	4
August 22, 1963	VAN DOREN IN GOLF TOURNEY AFTER WIN (VAN DOREN, JOHN)	5
August 22, 1963	AREA RIDERS SWEEP LILAC HORSE SHOW	11
August 22, 1963	KIRKLAND FETES EVERGREEN BRIDGE OPENING	1
August 22, 1963	SECOND LAKE WASHINGTON BRIDGE TOLL SCHEDULE	1
August 22, 1963	COMMUTE TICKETS ON SALE HERE NOW	1
August 22, 1963	FUTURE ROADS (MAP)	7
August 22, 1963	STOP LIGHT TO FUNNEL TRAFFIC (BRISKY’S CORNER)	15
August 22, 1963	SEWER FLOW IMPROVED CLARK SAYS	1
August 22, 1963	JUANITANS PROTEST SEWAGE	2
August 22, 1963	PHONE SERVICE (PHOTO OF CABLE BEING STRUNG)	7
August 22, 1963	SEWER CLEANING (PHOTO)	14
August 22, 1963	SEWER CHECK UP SLATED	15
August 22, 1963	SEWAGE TO BE TRUCKED	15
August 22, 1963	CAROL COX, JOHN GRIFFIN	10
August 22, 1963	SHARON LUEHRS, LARRY MARTIN	10
August 29, 1963	‘CALL MAC’, PASSWORD TO SOLUTION (MCBURNIE, JACK)	3
August 29, 1963	WOMAN BACK FROM EUROPE (HILLIARD, MAUREEN)	7
August 29, 1963	DIMMITT GIVEN PLAQUE AT PTA LUNCHEON (DIMMITT, L M)	10
August 29, 1963	TELEPHONE BUILDING SHOWN	1
August 29, 1963	BANKS’ PERMIT DENIED (BANKS AUTO WRECKING)	2
August 29, 1963	KIRKLAND GROWTH GUIDE DESIGNED TO GUIDE CHANGE	2
August 29, 1963	CONSOLIDATION THREAT FADES	1
August 29, 1963	SCHOOLS EXPECT 7900	1
August 29, 1963	SAMPSON, LELINSKI TO COACH KINGS	5
August 29, 1963	PTA BRINGS OBJECTIVES DOWN TO LOCAL LEVEL	7
August 29, 1963	DIANE RENFROE, RICHARD M CLIMENSON	8
August 29, 1963	COREEN HEBB, GARY JOHNSTON	8
August 29, 1963	FIRE GUTS HOME ATTIC (HAGLAND, BOB)	1
August 29, 1963	LELAND, POWELL HONORED	1
August 29, 1963	CITY CLERKS ANNOUNCE VOTER COUNT	1
August 29, 1963	BUDGET REQUESTS URGED	3
August 29, 1963	COURT REVERSES JUDGMENT (VIRGINIA LEE HOMES)	2
August 29, 1963	REPORTER JOINS STAFF (BAKER, BILL)	2
August 29, 1963	KIRKLAND CONNIE MACKS IN CHAMPIONSHIP GAME	1
August 29, 1963	JOANNE LOSES IN SEMIFINAL ROUND (GUNDERSON, JOANNE)	4
August 29, 1963	JUANITAN GOES FOR WORLD TITLE (MILLER, BOB)	5
August 29, 1963	BRIDGE AT LAST	1
August 29, 1963	BRIDGE BENEFITS LISTED	1
August 29, 1963	ACCESS STILL STALLED	1
August 29, 1963	YARROW BY-PASS OPENED	3
August 29, 1963	TELEPHONE BUILDING SHOWN	1
August 29, 1963	SEWER DISTRICT WINS JUANITA AREA	3
August 29, 1963	NANCY ANN SWEET, DOUGLAS HALE STORAASLI	8
August 29, 1963	MARGARET STARK, JON MILLHOUSE	8
September 5, 1963	CONSOLIDATION – THE FACTS! (HOUGHTON CONSOLIDATION COMMITTEE)	11
September 5, 1963	KIRKLANDERS ADOPT DESTITUTE LAD (BURKE, A EVELYN)	6
September 5, 1963	ENGLISH “HAM” VISITS KIRKLAND RADIO BUFF (KING, JINKS)	11
September 5, 1963	MRS SHULTS: REDMOND NERVE CENTER (SHULTS, FLORINE)	11
September 5, 1963	KIRKLAND VISITOR ALMOST DUNKED ON TRIP HOME (WAGNER, THAINE)	11
September 5, 1963	FOUND MONEY CLAIMED BY FORMER RESIDENT (LEWIS, LEWIS M)	14
September 5, 1963	NEW BUILDING (PHOTO OF CITY SHOP BUILDING)	10
September 5, 1963	BUSINESS ALL FOR MERGER	1
September 5, 1963	HERE’S LIST OF CONNIE MACK DONORS	5
September 5, 1963	CYSTIC FIBROSIS CAMPAIGN PLANNED	8
September 5, 1963	BUSINESS ALL FOR MERGER	1
September 5, 1963	HOW KIRKLANDERS WANT TO LIVE IS KEY QUESTION IN PROPOSED PLAN	7
September 5, 1963	LAND USE HOT ISSUE IN CONSOLIDATION	11
September 5, 1963	SCHOOL ENROLLMENT INCREASED TO 7413	1
September 5, 1963	DOUBLE SHIFTING STILL A POSSIBILITY	1
September 5, 1963	THOREAU SCHEDULE ANNOUNCED	1
September 5, 1963	ADULTS SIGN UP EARLY FOR CLASSES	1
September 5, 1963	TEACHERS PREPARED, SAYS BRUNO	6
September 5, 1963	PTA EFFORT TO IMPROVE EDUCATION CONTINUOUS	8
September 5, 1963	MEMORIES OF FRIENDLY KIRKLAND FADE FOR RESIDENT (LETTER)	2
September 5, 1963	WATERFRONT PLAN (MAP OF MARINA PARK)	7
September 5, 1963	FLYING HORSESHOE RANCH BURGLARIZED	2
September 5, 1963	HOSPITAL EQUIPMENT FOR LOAN	4
September 5, 1963	WALTERS, CONRAD	3
September 5, 1963	HANES, JAY JAMES	4
September 5, 1963	YOUNG PAINTERS (PHOTO)	10
September 5, 1963	DEVELOPER DELETED (MACPHERSON, MURDOCK)	1
September 5, 1963	JOYOUS WELCOME GREETS KIRKLAND MACK CHAMPS	1
September 5, 1963	JENSEN NO LONGER UNKNOWN AFTER VICTORY IN CRUCIAL GAME (JENSEN, CLIFF)	4
September 5, 1963	SALVAGED HYDRO (PHOTO)	10
September 5, 1963	WATERFRONT PLAN (MAP OF MARINA PARK)	7
September 5, 1963	EVEREST BUILDING (PHOTO OF EVEREST PARK)	10
September 5, 1963	REDMOND LUTHERANS INSTALL NEW PASTOR (HIDY, ALBERT S)	11
September 5, 1963	KIRKLAND REPRESENTATIVE (BOAT IN PARADE OF BOATS)	4
September 5, 1963	BUS ROUTES UNCHANGED	9
September 5, 1963	KIRKLAND MAKES “BEST DRESSED” LIST FOR BRIDGE OPENING	1
September 5, 1963	FIRST PAYING CUSTOMER (PHOTO OF LINC KAISER ON BRIDGE)	1
September 5, 1963	BRIDGE TRAFFIC HEAVY	3
September 5, 1963	NEEDHAM PUSHES FOR THIRD BRIDGE	9
September 12, 1963	GRAND OPENING – NITA VALE PARK (PHOTO)	3
September 12, 1963	PIONEER COUPLES TO HONOR DATE (FLADLAND AL & FAUCETT, JAMES)	1
September 12, 1963	AUXILIARY FRIENDS TO HOST FAUCETT PARTY (FAUCETT, MR AND MRS JAMES)	7
September 12, 1963	PIONEER RESIDENTS TO OBSERVE DATE AT CHURCH EVENT (FLADLAND, AL)	7
September 12, 1963	GROUND BROKEN FOR JUANITA VILLAGE (PHOTO)	6
September 12, 1963	OLD BARRACKS HOLDS HISTORY FRAGMENTS (PHOTO)	9
September 12, 1963	BUSINESSMEN ASK CONSOLIDATION	1
September 12, 1963	RING ROAD ASKED FOR BEST BUSINESS (MAP)	2
September 12, 1963	UGN WORKERS LAUNCH DRIVE IN KIRKLAND AREA	2
September 12, 1963	CONSOLIDATION WILL BE DECIDED TUESDAY	1
September 12, 1963	WATERFRONT DEVELOPMENT SUGGESTED AGAIN IN PLAN	1
September 12, 1963	BUSINESSMEN ASK CONSOLIDATION	1
September 12, 1963	‘WALL’ DIVIDES CITIES	1
September 12, 1963	RING ROAD ASKED FOR BEST BUSINESS (MAP)	2
September 12, 1963	JUANITA CREST CLUB PREPARES FOR OPEN DEVELOPMENT	6
September 12, 1963	CONSOLIDATION NOW	1
September 12, 1963	OVERCROWDED / LUNCHROOM CROWD / TEMPORARY CLASSROOM (PHOTOS)	7
September 12, 1963	CARLETTA NANCY BLANCHARD, DONALD A WESTLAKE	8
September 12, 1963	CARLA RAE CHRISTENSEN, SCHUYLER R MITCHELL	8
September 12, 1963	CONFUSION RESULTS FROM BLAZE	1
September 12, 1963	COUNCIL BOOSTS BUDGET $25000	2
September 12, 1963	MANY KIRKLAND CHAMPS CAME BEFORE CONNIE MACKS	5
September 12, 1963	HOUGHTON TO SPEND $148,445	2
September 12, 1963	GROUND BROKEN FOR JUANITA VILLAGE (PHOTO)	6
September 12, 1963	WATERFRONT DEVELOPMENT SUGGESTED AGAIN IN PLAN	1
September 12, 1963	REYNOLDS HEARING REQUESTED	1
September 12, 1963	STINSON, GRANT DEWEY	3
September 12, 1963	CARLSON, VICTOR	12
September 12, 1963	ULRICH, ANNA KATHERINA	12
September 12, 1963	TURNER, RICHARD	12
September 12, 1963	HERBERG, EDWIN	12
September 12, 1963	JUANITA CREST CLUB PREPARES FOR OPEN DEVELOPMENT	6
September 12, 1963	MANY KIRKLAND CHAMPS CAME BEFORE CONNIE MACKS	5
September 12, 1963	RING ROAD ASKED FOR BEST BUSINESS (MAP)	2
September 12, 1963	CAROL HARRIS, GRANT BARRIE	8
September 19, 1963	LAKEVIEW PHARMACY – GRAND OPENING IN NEW LOCATION	7
September 19, 1963	KIRKLAND VIOLINIST TO PRESENT CONCERT (RIECKE, WARREN)	11
September 19, 1963	PEACE CORPSMEN HOME ON LEAVE (THORSOS, JANE & CHASE, MIKE)	1
September 19, 1963	PETE KING TO ATTEND STANFORD IN ITALY	5
September 19, 1963	WATER TANK (PHOTO ON ROSE HILL)	2
September 19, 1963	HIGH SCHOOL COMPLETION PUSHED	1
September 19, 1963	YARROW BAY COMPLEX TOLD (SKETCH)	1
September 19, 1963	JUANITA RESIDENT HOLDS APARTMENTS ARE PREMATURE	1
September 19, 1963	HARDWARE STORE MOVES TO OLD POST OFFICE (LAKESIDE HARDWARE)	10
September 19, 1963	LAKE VISTA PHARMACY OPENS ACROSS STREET	11
September 19, 1963	CHAMBER APPROVES NEW CITY PLAN	9
September 19, 1963	MCGINTY HEADS UGN GROUP FOR 9TH YEAR	1
September 19, 1963	CONSOLIDATION VOTE LOSES	1
September 19, 1963	ZONING AFFECTS WATERFRONT	1
September 19, 1963	DEVELOPER AND RESIDENTS MEET AT COMMISSION	1
September 19, 1963	KIRKLAND’S PLAN (MAP OF COMPREHENSIVE PLAN)	10
September 19, 1963	SCHOOL BUDGET PRESENTED	1
September 19, 1963	SCHOOL ENROLLMENT AT 7644	1
September 19, 1963	1800 ADULTS SIGN UP FOR SCHOOL	11
September 19, 1963	JANET BOLTON, PAUL DAY	11
September 19, 1963	COUNCIL HOLDS BRIEF MEETING	2
September 19, 1963	JUANITA RESIDENT HOLDS APARTMENTS ARE PREMATURE	1
September 19, 1963	ZONING AFFECTS WATERFRONT	1
September 19, 1963	CHECKING FOR FINGERPRINTS (PHOTO)	2
September 19, 1963	LAMBERT, FREDERICK CRAIG	1
September 19, 1963	ERWIN, VIRGINIA MARGARET	6
September 19, 1963	4 YEARS AGO: LYN CAME TO JOURNAL (JOHNSON, LYN)	11
September 19, 1963	SHARPSHOOTER RETURNS WITH ARMFUL OF MEDALS (PERRON, ANDRE)	5
September 19, 1963	PARK BOARD HEARS REPORT	2
September 19, 1963	SCHOOL ENROLLMENT AT 7644	1
September 19, 1963	GRAVEL’S ON MUD’S GONE ALL’S WELL (PHOTO OF 4TH AVE)	3
September 19, 1963	BRIDGE REPORT	3
September 19, 1963	SLOUGH BRIDGES COMPLETED	5
September 19, 1963	LIGHTNING STIRS UP LA VISTA CENTER	3
September 19, 1963	ALICE WEBB, STANLEY WESNICK	8
September 26, 1963	KIRKLAND ROCKHOUND TO EXHIBIT (GRIFFITHS, NORMAN)	1
September 26, 1963	MISS LOESBY LAUNCHES MUSIC CAREER	2
September 26, 1963	KERMIT OLSON LEAVES WITH PEACE CORPS	6
September 26, 1963	TELEPHONE COMPANY BUILDING STARTS	1
September 26, 1963	BRICKS BECOME BOUQUET (CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH BRICK USED IN HOME)	1
September 26, 1963	20-STORY APARTMENT OPPOSED	3
September 26, 1963	CHAMBER MANAGER PROPOSED	1
September 26, 1963	COMPREHENSIVE PLAN HEARING SET FOR TONIGHT	1
September 26, 1963	BACKERS TO RENEW CONSOLIDATION	2
September 26, 1963	LW MERIT SCHOLARS NAMED	1
September 26, 1963	NORTHWEST COLLEGE STUDENTS TO BEGIN NEW YEAR OCT 2	5
September 26, 1963	HANDICAPPED HAVE CHURCH SCHOOL	11
September 26, 1963	GLENDA BROCKETT, KEITH TEMPLETON	11
September 26, 1963	CARALYN R STONE, GEORGE T HAGLUND	11
September 26, 1963	LOUISE BERGGREN, DONALD RUTLEDGE	11
September 26, 1963	HOUGHTON’S MAYOR OFFERS PLAN FOR COMMUNITIES	2
September 26, 1963	THIEVES STRIKE TWICE	3
September 26, 1963	PSYCHIATRIC CLINIC NEEDS FINANCIAL AID TO OPEN	16
September 26, 1963	HILL, GRACE IRENE	10
September 26, 1963	LANE, EMMA	13
September 26, 1963	LANDWEER, VIOLA M	13
September 26, 1963	JOURNAL WINS PRIZES	1
September 26, 1963	MIKE WRITES FOR JOURNAL (BASHOR, MIKE)	5
September 26, 1963	NILE TEMPLE MOUNTED PATROL HORSE SHOW SET THIS WEEKEND	12
September 26, 1963	UNIVERSITY BUS PROPOSED	1
September 26, 1963	BRIDGE REPORT (PHOTO)	1
September 26, 1963	TELEPHONE COMPANY BUILDING STARTS	1
September 26, 1963	ELECTRIC RATES UP	1
September 26, 1963	SHARON BEETLE, RONALD NICHOLL	11
October 3, 1963	JUNIOR PROGRAMS OFFERS PLAYS TO CHARM CHILDREN	11
October 3, 1963	GROWING BUILDING IN KIRKLAND (PHOTO OF PEOPLE’S NATIONAL BANK)	10
October 3, 1963	GROWING BUILDING IN KIRKLAND (PHOTO OF SEATTLE FEDERAL SAVINGS)	10
October 3, 1963	BANK PROMOTES KIRKLAND MAN (SWANFELT, WAYNE)	11
October 3, 1963	KIRKLAND REVISITED (BAKER, GEORGE)	1
October 3, 1963	THOREAU PRINCIPAL IS DOCK BOSS (STENSON, WAYNE)	1
October 3, 1963	BARBER BARES BUDDY’S BEARD (PHOTO OF WEBBER, BUDDY)	7
October 3, 1963	OVERLAKE PARK WINS AWARD	9
October 3, 1963	GROWING BUILDING IN KIRKLAND (PHOTO OF JUANITA VILLAGE)	10
October 3, 1963	GROWING BUILDING IN KIRKLAND (PHOTO OF PEOPLE’S NATIONAL BANK)	10
October 3, 1963	GROWING BUILDING IN KIRKLAND (PHOTO OF ST PAUL’S LUTHERAN CHURCH)	10
October 3, 1963	HIGH RISE FIGHT LOOMS	1
October 3, 1963	JUANITA APARTMENT FAVORED	1
October 3, 1963	THE HIGH RISE VIEW (PHOTOS)	1
October 3, 1963	GROWING BUILDING IN KIRKLAND (PHOTO OF RAZED HOUSE NEAR PHONE EXCHANGE)	10
October 3, 1963	EXPLOSION INJURES BYSTANDER’S EYE (MCCORKLE, JOYCE M)	1
October 3, 1963	BUSINESS WOMEN AID UGN	3
October 3, 1963	GROWING BUILDING IN KIRKLAND (PHOTOS)	10
October 3, 1963	HIGH SCHOOL OBSERVES HOMECOMING FRIDAY	1
October 3, 1963	DIRECTOR NAMED (TUTTLE, HIRAM – WASH STATE SCHOOL DIRECTORS ASSOC)	1
October 3, 1963	THOREAU PRINCIPAL IS DOCK BOSS (STENSON, WAYNE)	1
October 3, 1963	KATHERINE (KAY) TALLMADGE, DAVID A EAGON	8
October 3, 1963	JUANITA APARTMENT FAVORED	1
October 3, 1963	FATHER, SON TO SERVE (WALLIS, GALE & GARY)	2
October 3, 1963	POULSON, LILLIAN	1
October 3, 1963	KONCAN, LEONA VIVIAN	2
October 3, 1963	LANE, EMMA	2
October 3, 1963	BUCKINGHAM, FLORENCE NOBLE	2
October 3, 1963	MILES, ART	11
October 3, 1963	NEWCOMERS CLUB FORMS IN KIRKLAND	11
October 3, 1963	GIRL SCOUTS ENLARGE BOUNDARIES	7
October 3, 1963	FASSOLD TO LEAVE (YMCA)	1
October 3, 1963	BUSINESS WOMEN AID UGN	3
October 3, 1963	EVANGELIST TO CONDUCT SERVICES (BARRINGTON, PORTER L)	6
October 3, 1963	MORE RIDERS NEEDED FOR ‘U’ BUS	6
October 3, 1963	ACCESS PROGRESS SLOW	1
October 3, 1963	CAROL GAY SANDERSON, DAVID T MCMURRAY	8
October 3, 1963	SUSAN VIRGINIA YORK, JOHN RIGGS	8
October 10, 1963	LARSONS OBSERVE SILVER DATE (LARSON, MR AND MRS LEONARD)	9
October 10, 1963	GRANDMOTHER IS TOP SPORTS GUESSER (GRISWOLD, LAURA)	1
October 10, 1963	ELEMENTARY SCHOOL APPROVED	1
October 10, 1963	HIGH RISE BUILDING BLOCKED	1
October 10, 1963	C-C MANAGER BENEFITS TOLD	1
October 10, 1963	EMPLOYED HOUSEWIFE NAMED UGN RESIDENTIAL CHAIRMAN (WILLIAMS, MRS)	1
October 10, 1963	ALL HAIL (PHOTO OF HOMECOMING QUEEN – PRICE, SUE)	1
October 10, 1963	SCHOOL BUDGET OVER $4 MILLION	2
October 10, 1963	SCHOOLS ASKED POLICY ON SKIING	4
October 10, 1963	LAKEVIEW SCHOOL WINS SAFETY HONOR	9
October 10, 1963	HOOTENANNY TRIO TO VISIT CITY (UNIVERSITY TRIO)	1
October 10, 1963	TIBETANS CHARM KIRKLAND GUESTS AT SUMPTUOUS DINNER	1
October 10, 1963	CERTIFICATES AWARDED TO FIREMEN	12
October 10, 1963	COUNCIL SPLITS ON BUDGET	1
October 10, 1963	HEARING ON COMP PLAN SET FOR THURSDAY	12
October 10, 1963	FIRECRACKER SOLUTION NEAR	1
October 10, 1963	YOUTHS ADMIT THEFT (STEALING GARBAGE TRUCK)	2
October 10, 1963	FORTNEY, LLOYD	2
October 10, 1963	BOSWORTH, MINNIE	6
October 10, 1963	WIPPERFURTH, FRED MATHEW	6
October 10, 1963	TIBETANS CHARM KIRKLAND GUESTS AT SUMPTUOUS DINNER	1
October 10, 1963	KIRKLAND RIDERS WIN HONORS AT VANCOUVER (PERRON / FLOWERS / CLARK)	7
October 10, 1963	GARNETHA MOE, J CALVIN DEVERE	7
October 10, 1963	SHARON MCLACHLAN, HERBERT MILTON	8
October 10, 1963	DONA DEE WRIGHT, ROBERT RAYMOND ADSIT	8
October 10, 1963	LINDA LARSON, JAMES RICE MURPHY	8
October 10, 1963	EDNA B CROWE, ROSWELL C HEINS	8
October 17, 1963	WRECKING CREW (PHOTO OF NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE)	16
October 17, 1963	KIRKLAND BEACHCOMBER STIRS SERPENT MYSTERY (COBERT, RUTH)	1
October 17, 1963	STUDENT WINS GRID CONTEST (MYNAR, TERRY)	7
October 17, 1963	FUTURE ICE ARENA (PHOTO AT GOLD CREEK PARK)	7
October 17, 1963	FAMILY QUARREL (PHOTO OF AUTO DAMAGE TO REXALL DRUG STORE)	16
October 17, 1963	COLLEGE PAVILION DEDICATED	9
October 17, 1963	EMPTY HALLS (PHOTO INSIDE THOREAU ELEMENTARY)	14
October 17, 1963	ROOFING WORK REPORTED (CIVIC CENTER)	7
October 17, 1963	PROGRESS (PHOTO OF LOG CABIN BUILT BY JOSTEN, OLAS)	16
October 17, 1963	PROGRESS (PHOTO OF LOG CABIN BUILT BY JOSTEN, OLAS)	16
October 17, 1963	MOONLIGHT SALE COMING TO KIRKLAND FRIDAY	1
October 17, 1963	UW TEAM STUDYING KIRKLAND PLANNING	16
October 17, 1963	HOUGHTON RESIDENTS PROTEST PLAT LOTS	16
October 17, 1963	CAC ADVISED GOOD TEACHING IS ANSWER	2
October 17, 1963	DRAMA DIRECTOR TELLS WHY HE CHOSE PLAY	14
October 17, 1963	JEANNE PAUL STARK, ROBERT RAY	10
October 17, 1963	PAT WEISS, DON JOVAG	13
October 17, 1963	ADULT BAND ORGANIZED “FOR FUN”	1
October 17, 1963	CITY HAS FEW DEBTS	1
October 17, 1963	CITY’S SAFETY CITED	1
October 17, 1963	HOUGHTON CHIEF UPHOLDS OFFICER	1
October 17, 1963	HOUGHTON COUNCIL APPROVES $148,445 BUDGET FOR 1964	11
October 17, 1963	HOUGHTON RESIDENTS PROTEST PLAT LOTS	16
October 17, 1963	COURT ASKS REYNOLDS TO ANSWER CITY	1
October 17, 1963	HOUGHTON CHIEF UPHOLDS OFFICER	1
October 17, 1963	DINGHY STOLEN	7
October 17, 1963	POLICE RECOVER CAR	7
October 17, 1963	BERG, DORIS BLAINE	16
October 17, 1963	LINDQUEST, LEE P	16
October 17, 1963	WELCOME ROSE HILL SCRIBE (BELTS, HAZEL)	14
October 17, 1963	REAL ESTATE FIRM OPENS (EWING AND CLARK)	17
October 17, 1963	LOCAL BUS TO UW CANCELED	3`
October 17, 1963	TRAFFIC PLAN PROPOSED	1
October 17, 1963	PAVING COMPLETE (PHOTO ON BOTHELL-JUANITA ROAD)	15
October 17, 1963	MARKET STREET (PHOTO)	16
October 17, 1963	TELEPHONE BILLS TO BE REDUCED	9
October 17, 1963	TELEPHONE COMPANY EXPANDS (MAP)	9
October 17, 1963	JANET BOLTON, PAUL DAY	10
October 24, 1963	KIRKLAND POULTRY FIRM BUYS HORSES IN GERMANY (HEISDORF & NELSON)	1
October 24, 1963	YOUNG GRID-GUESSER WINS ON FIRST TRY (BARHAM, TERRY)	3
October 24, 1963	TEACHER SPENDS DAY IN TOKYO SCHOOL (OSTENDORFF, FRED)	12
October 24, 1963	SCHOOL LAND TRANSFERRED	1
October 24, 1963	CITY APPROVES WATERFRONT APARTMENT (SKETCH OF THE MARINER APTS)	1
October 24, 1963	CARNIVAL ATMOSPHERE PREVAILS IN KIRKLAND DURING SALE (PHOTOS)	6
October 24, 1963	MERCHANTS APPLAUD RESULTS OF SPECIAL MOONLIGHT SALE	6
October 24, 1963	FIRST GRADER INJURED (DEVOIR, MARGARET)	1
October 24, 1963	YARROW DEVELOPMENT NEEDS SEWER RELEASE	1
October 24, 1963	SCHOOL BOARD APPROVES BOND SALE	3
October 24, 1963	MCGINTY NAMED CANDIDATE (MCGINTY, J TREMAINE)	3
October 24, 1963	SCHOOL ART PROGRAM TOLD TO BOARD	7
October 24, 1963	MADELINE JEAN HALLS, MICHAEL OWEN MOORE	8
October 24, 1963	SHARON WICKMAN, THOMAS KARASEK	8
October 24, 1963	CITY COUNCIL CAUTIONED	1
October 24, 1963	PLANNING COMMISSION VIEWS COMPREHENSIVE PLAN ISSUES	2
October 24, 1963	KIWANIS HALLOWEEN PARTIES ANNOUNCED	1
October 24, 1963	INDUSTRY INTEREST NOTED	1
October 24, 1963	RUFER TRIAL PUT OFF	2
October 24, 1963	KIRKLAND LIBRARIAN STARTS HOUSE CLEANING (DURHAM, GEORGE)	9
October 24, 1963	POAGE, WILLIAM COURTNEY	2
October 24, 1963	ALLEN, ROY B	6
October 24, 1963	BENDAUX, BEATRICE	6
October 24, 1963	CLARKSON, T E (TOMMY)	6
October 24, 1963	MCDANIEL, FRANKLIN	6
October 24, 1963	CARLSON, MARY ALINA	6
October 24, 1963	(FINN) HILL RESIDENTS ASK FOR POSTAL DELIVERY	1
October 24, 1963	INGLEWOOD PRESBYTERIAN PASTOR LEAVING CHURCH (PETERSON, DANIEL E)	7
October 24, 1963	TOWN STUDIES ROAD ACCESS	1
October 24, 1963	BRIDGE WORK CONTINUES AHEAD OF RAINY SEASON	2
October 24, 1963	STATE TAKES OVER ROAD MAINTENANCE	12
October 24, 1963	YARROW DEVELOPMENT NEEDS SEWER RELEASE	1
October 24, 1963	GALE FORCE & WIND DAMAGE (PHOTOS)	1
October 24, 1963	GLORIA JEAN BRAWN, CECIL BASDEN	8
October 31, 1963	PHOTOS OF SEATTLE FEDERAL SAVINGS BEING BUILT	1
October 31, 1963	SCHOLARSHIP AWARDED TO ERIC THORSOS	1
October 31, 1963	HIGH SCHOOLER OUTGUESSES FANS (SHINSTROM, DAVID)	7
October 31, 1963	TYPHOON “GLORIA” HITS TEACHER “FRED” (OSTENDORFF, FRED)	12
October 31, 1963	PHOTOS OF SEATTLE FEDERAL SAVINGS BEING BUILT	1
October 31, 1963	MORTGAGE COMPANY MOVES TO “MOST ATTRACTIVE” HOUSE (CORLEY MORTGAGE)	11
October 31, 1963	CLUBS TO TOUR COLLEGE HERE	1
October 31, 1963	INGLEWOOD CHURCH TO CELEBRATE FIFTH YEAR	7
October 31, 1963	MORTGAGE COMPANY MOVES TO “MOST ATTRACTIVE” HOUSE (CORLEY MORTGAGE)	11
October 31, 1963	COMMISSION OKAYS ZONING	12
October 31, 1963	SEWING TEACHERS ENTER HIGH WORLD OF FASHION	8
October 31, 1963	46% NORTHWEST STUDENTS FROM OUT OF STATE	9
October 31, 1963	SHARON BANCROFT, BRUCE GRADY	8
October 31, 1963	GIANT MUSHROOM PROVES TOPIC OF CONVERSATION (BARK, MRS PAUL)	3
October 31, 1963	RESIDENTS LOSE ALL IN FIRE (KETTERMAN, JUNIOR)	1
October 31, 1963	TOWN TO CITY ELECTION SET	1
October 31, 1963	GOVERNMENT TO AID HOUGHTON PLANNING	1
October 31, 1963	TOWN GIVES RELEASE FOR SEWERS	2
October 31, 1963	MAYOR MAKES APPOINTMENTS	3
October 31, 1963	TWO SONS JOIN NAVY IN YEAR (LEEN)	11
October 31, 1963	SHINSTROM, HELEN	1
October 31, 1963	O’CONNOR, CHARLES F	2
October 31, 1963	NEWKIRK, JERRY W	3
October 31, 1963	SCOTT, WILLARD	3
October 31, 1963	HENNIGH, ROY G	3
October 31, 1963	MCDANIEL, FRANKLIN	3
October 31, 1963	HERZOG, MARY	3
October 31, 1963	JOHNS, CLIFFORD	11
October 31, 1963	HUNTINGTON, LOUISE	11
October 31, 1963	PIKE, SOLOMON	11
October 31, 1963	FIVE LAKE WASHINGTON GRADS ON WHITWORTH’S FOOTBALL TEAM	6
October 31, 1963	CITIZEN PROPOSES KIRKLAND CITY PARK STUDY (HARRIS, GREGORY)	1
October 31, 1963	CITIZENS PRESS FOR STREET REPAIR	1
October 31, 1963	BOTHELL FREEWAY LINK HEARING SET	6
October 31, 1963	SEWER PROBLEM AIRED	1
October 31, 1963	DEVELOPER TO PROVIDE SEWER BOND	1
October 31, 1963	TOWN GIVES RELEASE FOR SEWERS	2
October 31, 1963	DIANE RENFROE, RICHARD CLIMENSON	8
November 7, 1963	AUTO RACERS MEET HERE AND RECALL OLD TIMES (DEPAOLO & BUTTERA)	1
November 7, 1963	URBAN LEAGUE HEAD IS SCHOOL SPEAKER (PRATT, EDWIN)	1
November 7, 1963	GRANDMOTHER TOPS GRID GUESSER LIST (HACKETT, MRS MERRITT)	7
November 7, 1963	RETIRED ARCHITECT FOLLOWS PAINTING TREND (SVARZ, LOUIS)	8
November 7, 1963	SCHOOL SET FOR REDMOND	1
November 7, 1963	ADVENTISTS SPONSOR CHURCH	12
November 7, 1963	PILE DRIVING TO START ON LAKE	1
November 7, 1963	DECISION ON STATION POSTPONED	1
November 7, 1963	UGN DRIVE NEARS GOAL	3
November 7, 1963	ATTORNEY CONSIDERS REDMOND ANNEXATION	1
November 7, 1963	URBAN LEAGUE HEAD IS SCHOOL SPEAKER (PRATT, EDWIN)	1
November 7, 1963	STUDENTS HAVE FOUR-DAY HOLIDAY	1
November 7, 1963	GLASS CLASSROOMS BRING EDUCATION TO PUBLIC	2
November 7, 1963	HOW DOES SCOTT DO IT? (SCOTT, MILTON)	7
November 7, 1963	NW COLLEGE OFFICERS ANNOUNCED	9
November 7, 1963	URBAN LEAGUE HEAD IS SCHOOL SPEAKER (PRATT, EDWIN)	1
November 7, 1963	STUDENTS HAVE FOUR-DAY HOLIDAY	1
November 7, 1963	HOUGHTON MAYOR COMMENTS ON TRAFFIC TICKET	2
November 7, 1963	HOUGHTON PLAT RESOLVED	2
November 7, 1963	PILE DRIVING TO START ON LAKE	1
November 7, 1963	ARREST CLEARS BURGLARIES	2
November 7, 1963	DR MUELLER NEW STAFF PRESIDENT	3
November 7, 1963	JOHNSON, THELMA V	2
November 7, 1963	SHINSTROM, HELEN	2
November 7, 1963	RUSSELL, FRANK	2
November 7, 1963	DAVIS, WILLIAM HENRY	3
November 7, 1963	COOK, ALVIN	11
November 7, 1963	YOUNG, LEWIS	11
November 7, 1963	CORVEY, PRENTICE HENRY	11
November 7, 1963	MARVIN, EARL	11
November 7, 1963	FOUR SCOUTS WORK FOR EAGLE RANK	1
November 7, 1963	POSTAL PATRON WANTS KIRKLAND ADDRESS (ROWLEY, GILBERT L)	1
November 7, 1963	BUDDING AUTHORS MAKE SUMMER SALES	6
November 7, 1963	KANGS SPLATTER ISLANDERS FOR KINGCO TITLE	4
November 7, 1963	GIRLS CAN PLAY FOOTBALL	5
November 7, 1963	AUTO RACERS MEET HERE AND RECALL OLD TIMES (DEPAOLO & BUTTERA)	1
November 7, 1963	STREET ESTIMATE GIVEN	1
November 7, 1963	CITIES PLEDGE COOPERATION (SEWERS)	1
November 14, 1963	CONGRATULATION KANGS (PHOTO)	5
November 14, 1963	GENTLE DOG FANCIER COMMANDS GREAT DANES (MAGE, MRS LEO)	5
November 14, 1963	KIRKLAND GIRL AND BAND TAKE PART IN ICEPARADE (MAJOR, KAREN)	7
November 14, 1963	DAVIDSON IN WHO’S WHO (DAVIDSON, LARRY)	9
November 14, 1963	SCHOOLS IN TROUBLE IF HELP WITHHELD	2
November 14, 1963	ST JOHN’S TO BREAK GROUND	1
November 14, 1963	CHORALE PROGRAM TO AID LATTER DAY SAINTS CHAPEL	8
November 14, 1963	BUSINESSMEN VISIT COLLEGE	3
November 14, 1963	TRAFFIC FATALITY MARS CITY RECORD (CRAIG, MINNIE)	1
November 14, 1963	EXPLOSION SOURCE UNKNOWN	1
November 14, 1963	REDMOND BOY DIES IN RIFLE ACCIDENT (MATTINGLY, TED)	11
November 14, 1963	KIRKLAND 90.9% OF UGN QUOTA	3
November 14, 1963	BUSINESSMEN VISIT COLLEGE	3
November 14, 1963	SCHOOL BOOK STORE CITED AS KEY EDUCATION EXCHANGE	14
November 14, 1963	EASY DOES IT (PHOTO OF JACOBSEN, DALE POURING METAL)	14
November 14, 1963	MARILYN COCCIONE, DONALD DAVIDSON	8
November 14, 1963	ALICE ELAINE MOSER, FRANZ WIRTZ	8
November 14, 1963	COMMISSION TO PASS COMPREHENSIVE PLAN	1
November 14, 1963	CITY BUDGET TRANSFERS APPROVED	14
November 14, 1963	HOLIDAY DECORATING WILL BE IMPROVED	1
November 14, 1963	NEW JUANITA CLUB OFFICERS TO PRESIDE	1
November 14, 1963	RUFER CHARGES DISMISSED	1
November 14, 1963	HOUSING LAW DENOUNCED BY REALTOR	5
November 14, 1963	BOOKMOBILE NEEDS NAME	7
November 14, 1963	NEW RECORDS FOR LIBRARY	7
November 14, 1963	CRAIG, MINNIE	1
November 14, 1963	MATTINGLY, TED JAMES	11
November 14, 1963	WOODS, DONALD	11
November 14, 1963	JAYCEES SLATE FIRST SPORTS CAR RALLY	1
November 14, 1963	ONE WEEK LEFT TO QUALIFY FOR ROSE BOWL FOOTBALL CONTEST	1
November 14, 1963	HOUSING LAW DENOUNCED BY REALTOR	5
November 14, 1963	JAYCEES SLATE FIRST SPORTS CAR RALLY	1
November 14, 1963	KANGS RATED BEST IN HISTORY	4
November 14, 1963	NEW METRO LINE GOES UNDER LAKE	1
November 14, 1963	CAROLE LYNNE HYLAND, FLOYD WILLIAMSON	8
November 14, 1963	CAROLE MATTHEWS, JULIAN GRAY	10
November 21, 1963	PONIES STILL UNCLAIMED (DEAD PONIES)	1
November 21, 1963	MYSTIC LAKE GOAT DAIRY STARTED WITH TWO PETS	1
November 21, 1963	THEATRE EAST TO OPEN SEASON	6
November 21, 1963	MRS TEUFEL JOINS ARTS AND CRAFTS BOARD	8
November 21, 1963	FAMILY TO AFRICA (STAFFORD, CHARLES & RUTH)	8
November 21, 1963	HIGH SCHOOL TEACHER TELLS OF TRIP (WRAY, HARRY)	9
November 21, 1963	OSTENDORFF REPORTS ON HONG KONG AND THAILAND	12
November 21, 1963	BUILDING PERMITS PASS $2 MILLION MARK	1
November 21, 1963	RIGHT, FRONT AND FORWARD (PHOTO OF JUANITA P-X CONSTRUCTION)	2
November 21, 1963	PUBLIC INVITED TO VIEW SCHOOL (THOREAU)	12
November 21, 1963	LANDMARK BURNS (ADIL LAMPAERT BARN)	3
November 21, 1963	CONGREGATION TO WORSHIP IN NEW CHURCH ON SUNDAY	1
November 21, 1963	ARCHITECT TO EXPLAIN CHURCH DESIGN TO WOMEN’S FELLOWSHIP	8
November 21, 1963	OLD TOWN SHOP TO OPEN NOV 25	2
November 21, 1963	PENNEY’S PAY HOLIDAY BONUS	11
November 21, 1963	2ND BLAST FOLLOWS IN WEEK	1
November 21, 1963	COUPLE PERISH IN FIRE (LOSSEN, HERBERT & SUSAN)	2
November 21, 1963	KIRKLAND 92.9% OF QUOTA	11
November 21, 1963	TEACHER OF YEAR NAMED FOR DISTRICT (MAJOR, BETTY)	1
November 21, 1963	COUPLE PERISH IN FIRE (LOSSEN, HERBERT & SUSAN)	2
November 21, 1963	LANDMARK BURNS (ADIL LAMPAERT BARN)	3
November 21, 1963	FIRM JOINS UNITED CONTROL	2
November 21, 1963	CLINIC TO OPEN IN JANUARY	12
November 21, 1963	MACKIE, RITA	2
November 21, 1963	LOSSEN, HERBERT	2
November 21, 1963	LOSSEN, SUSAN	2
November 21, 1963	NEMEC, MARY	2
November 21, 1963	GOVERNOR SPOT NOT FOR PELLY	1
November 21, 1963	DOROTHY REPORTS JUANITA (KENNEDY, DOROTHY)	7
November 21, 1963	OPEN AIR ICE RINK TO OPEN	2
November 21, 1963	HUNTERS BAG RECORD KILL	5
November 21, 1963	IMPROVEMENTS ASKED FOR KIRKLAND AVE	2
November 21, 1963	MARILYN BALES, BOYD HOOPS	8
November 28, 1963	THEATRE EAST OPENS PLAY WEEK LATE	2
November 28, 1963	BOY SCOUT AWARDED EAGLE RANK (GRAHAM, TOM)	1
November 28, 1963	KIRKLAND FAMILY SHARES THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY (JOVAG, HENRY & ETHEL)	1
November 28, 1963	LOCAL BOY TOPS SALES (BANKSON, DAVID)	3
November 28, 1963	KIRKLAND’S COACH IS CITY’S PRIDE (CHAROUHAS, DESMOND)	4
November 28, 1963	CAGER FOLLOWS FATHER’S STEPS (SPENCER, KIRBY)	4
November 28, 1963	FOSTER PARENTS HONORED (BECKER, MR AND MRS CARL)	9
November 28, 1963	ARTIST’S WORK FOLLOWS DESIGN OF NEW CHURCH (RADCLIFFE, BILL)	1
November 28, 1963	CHURCH BUILDING STARTED (PHOTO AT ST JOHN’S)	9
November 28, 1963	NEW BEAUTY SHOP OPENS IN KIRKLAND (REED’S BEAUTY SHOP)	9
November 28, 1963	ALL FAITHS HONOR PRESIDENT’S MEMORY	1
November 28, 1963	6 CARS IN MISHAP	1
November 28, 1963	TESTING TO BE CAC TOPIC	1
November 28, 1963	SCHOOL OFFICIALS TO SPEAK	2
November 28, 1963	JR HIGH PROGRAM EXPLAINED	3
November 28, 1963	JR HIGH STUDY TOPIC ANNOUNCED	3
November 28, 1963	COMMISSION ADOPTS PLAN FOR CITY	2
November 28, 1963	CHURCH SERVICES FOR THANKSGIVING	1
November 28, 1963	BOMB SCARE MYSTERY SOLVED	1
November 28, 1963	ROENING, CHARLES	10
November 28, 1963	SKI ADVISORY GROUP FORMED	2
November 28, 1963	YMCA SPORTS PROGRAM MOVES INTO HIGH GEAR	5
November 28, 1963	ALL FAITHS HONOR PRESIDENT’S MEMORY	1
December 5, 1963	CELLAR GALLERY DESIGNER SHOW OPENING TOMORROW	6
December 5, 1963	SEA TAC ENGINEER IS TOP GRID GUESSER (BISHOP, RAY)	1
December 5, 1963	BPW HONORS MARY LARSON WITH ACHIEVEMENT AWARD	6
December 5, 1963	DUKE TRENT MANAGER OF ELKS CLUB	11
December 5, 1963	OSTENDORFF NOTES CONTRASTS IN INDIA	12
December 5, 1963	ESTHER TYE SMITH PLAYS 3-FOLD ROLE IN PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA	12
December 5, 1963	INGLEWOOD HILLS SHOPPING CENTER PLANS ANNOUNCED	1
December 5, 1963	HOUGHTON RESIDENTS BRING APARTMENT SUIT	1
December 5, 1963	STORES TO OPEN TO 9 PM	1
December 5, 1963	BASKET DONATIONS RECEIVED	1
December 5, 1963	CAC SETS LEVY AT $756,000	3
December 5, 1963	HIGH SCHOOL HONOR ROLL ANNOUNCED	5
December 5, 1963	MAYOR TO SEEK 3RD TERM	1
December 5, 1963	COMMUNITY CHRISTMAS DECORATING URGED	1
December 5, 1963	HOUGHTON RESIDENTS BRING APARTMENT SUIT	1
December 5, 1963	VANDALISM DESTROYS PROPERTIES	3
December 5, 1963	HAMILTON, VIOLA E	2
December 5, 1963	BARTHOLOMEW, MERRILL L	3
December 5, 1963	MAYFIELD, CONRAD L	3
December 5, 1963	NELSON, RAYMOND	5
December 5, 1963	LUCAS, MARGARET	5
December 5, 1963	BROWN, ETHEL	5
December 5, 1963	ROKE, ESABELLE	5
December 5, 1963	SCOUTS TO RECEIVE AWARDS	1
December 5, 1963	MAYOR TO SEEK 3RD TERM	1
December 5, 1963	ELECTION COULD DELAY CITY FILINGS	1
December 5, 1963	COUNCIL VOTES PARK USE OF WATERSHED	1
December 5, 1963	JUANITA BRIDGE 4-LANING ON COUNTY ROAD PROGRAM	2
December 5, 1963	KIRKLAND AVE IMPROVEMENTS TO CONTINUE	2
December 5, 1963	SHERRON MARIE CAMERON, RAYMOND NORMAN LABRIE	8
December 5, 1963	MARY BETH HUGHES, ROBERT GEORGE NELSON	8
December 12, 1963	TRIP TO SOUTH SEAS IS ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION (ELWOOD, MR AND MRS CLARK)	10
December 12, 1963	ARTS LEAGUE PROGRAM TO INTRODUCE CLASSES	12
December 12, 1963	‘WHERE IS THE POST OFFICE?’ ASKS FRED OSTENDORFF	13
December 12, 1963	PEACE CORPS TEACHER IN MAGAZINE (WOODSON, JACQUEY)	13
December 12, 1963	GAS STATION GOES BACK TO COUNCIL	1
December 12, 1963	RESIDENCE BUILDING HOUSES DOOR PLANT (SEATTLE DOOR)	2
December 12, 1963	THOREAU OPEN HOUSE IN JANUARY	12
December 12, 1963	CENTER TITLE EXPECTED THIS MONTH	1
December 12, 1963	PILE DRIVING (PHOTO OF LAKE APARTMENT CONSTRUCTION)	1
December 12, 1963	RESIDENCE BUILDING HOUSES DOOR PLANT (SEATTLE DOOR)	2
December 12, 1963	NOTHING HURT BUT HIS PRIDE (PHOTO OF VANDERLINDEN TRUCK ACCIDENT)	3
December 12, 1963	SHOVLIN TO HEAD YMCA DRIVE	1
December 12, 1963	OFFICIAL REPROVES TEACHERS’ STATUS	1
December 12, 1963	KIRKLAND JUNIOR HIGH HONOR ROLL ANNOUNCED	11
December 12, 1963	TEACHER FIGHTS FOR COURSE’S STATUS (BLONDEN, RICHARD)	12
December 12, 1963	TESTING IN SCHOOLS EXPLAINED	15
December 12, 1963	COUPLE TO ‘START AGAIN’ AFTER FIRE (BLACK, ALEX)	3
December 12, 1963	COUNCILMEN DECLINE EARLY ANNOUNCEMENT	1
December 12, 1963	KENNY KIRKLAND HERALDS SANTA’S ARRIVAL	1
December 12, 1963	Y’S MEN SELL TREES FOR YMCA	1
December 12, 1963	CHRISTMAS SHIPS TO ARRIVE IN KIRKLAND	1
December 12, 1963	TOWN TO CITY YES VOTE EXPECTED	1
December 12, 1963	POLICE POLICY TOUGH WITH VIOLATORS (RIGHT OF WAY)	1
December 12, 1963	BOMB SUSPECT FINED	2
December 12, 1963	SANFORD, ALEXANDER H	5
December 12, 1963	HAMILTON, VIOLA	5
December 12, 1963	ESTUS, NAOMI	13
December 12, 1963	HANSON, LEON H	13
December 12, 1963	MATHIES, ETHEL	13
December 12, 1963	VAN MOURIK, JAN K	15
December 12, 1963	CHRISTENSEN, CLARA MAY	15
December 12, 1963	NELSON, MELVIN	16
December 12, 1963	Y’S MEN SELL TREES FOR YMCA	1
December 12, 1963	THOMPSON ANNOUNCES CANDIDACY	1
December 12, 1963	POSTMASTER NOT NOTIFIED	2
December 12, 1963	SKYDIVING MEANS FREEDOM WITH CHALLENGE	6
December 12, 1963	TRAFFIC MISHAPS PLIGHT CITY IN RECENT WEEKS	9
December 12, 1963	ARMENE CARLSON, RICHARD WEGENER	10
December 19, 1963	THEATRE EXTENDS PLAY RUN	2
December 19, 1963	HAPPINESS IS A LITTLE BOY (BENGSTON, STERLING)	1
December 19, 1963	ACTRESS SINGLED OUT FOR PRAISE (NEIGHBOR, EMILY)	1
December 19, 1963	98TH BIRTHDAY SHARED WITH PATIENTS AT LAKE VUE MANOR (VICKERSON, JENNIE)	8
December 19, 1963	JOB’S DAUGHTERS TO INSTALL MISS KAYSNER	9
December 19, 1963	WAY PAVED TO CLEAR CIVIC CENTER TITLE	1
December 19, 1963	DECISION FAVORS APARTMENT	3
December 19, 1963	SULLIVAN OPENS NEW GAS STATION (PETE’S SIGNAL SERVICE)	2
December 19, 1963	BOARD ASKS TIME TO STUDY LEVY	1
December 19, 1963	JOBS FOR DROP-OUTS BIG ISSUE	1
December 19, 1963	HIGH SCHOOLERS LEARN TO DANCE	2
December 19, 1963	CHRISTMAS PROGRAM AT KIRKLAND JUNIOR HIGH	11
December 19, 1963	JOBS FOR DROP-OUTS BIG ISSUE	1
December 19, 1963	BEVERLY BAXTER, JAMES THRESS	8
December 19, 1963	KAY NICHOLS, LARRY VANDEL	8
December 19, 1963	PHOTOS OF FIRE AT AZELTINE HOUSE	2
December 19, 1963	KIRKLAND TO BILL FOR FIRE HYDRANTS	2
December 19, 1963	SANTA ARRIVES (PHOTO)	3
December 19, 1963	THE LITTLE DRUMMER BOY (PHOTO OF JOLGEN, MIKE)	5
December 19, 1963	DONOR LOANS TREASURED DISPLAY TO CITY HALL (ANSELL, ESTHER)	6
December 19, 1963	HOUGHTON NOW CITY	1
December 19, 1963	LAKE LEVEL LOWERED FOR SEASON	14
December 19, 1963	BAD CHECKS ON INCREASE	14
December 19, 1963	SUSPECT FOUND IN JAIL (KOCH, GEORGE)	14
December 19, 1963	VENEMA, JULIA	13
December 19, 1963	WILES, CLAUD	13
December 19, 1963	HILL, ELLA MAY	13
December 19, 1963	RILEY, NELLIE C	13
December 19, 1963	HIS HONOR FILES (PHOTO OF BAGGALEY, BYRON)	1
December 19, 1963	CIVIC PRIDE BOOSTS PARK ON MARKET	1
December 19, 1963	SUSAN HANSEN, DAVID LOWELL SMITH	8
December 26, 1963	SEATTLE FEDERAL SAVINGS (GRAND OPENING)	7
December 26, 1963	FIRST BABY CONTEST	11
December 26, 1963	SEATTLE FEDERAL TO OPEN	1
December 26, 1963	JIM JOLGEN CONSIDERED AT WASHINGTON STATE	1
December 26, 1963	BANKER LEARNS THAT KIRKLAND HAS HEART (BEVENS, WILL)	2
December 26, 1963	THIRD-GRADERS HOLD TRIPLE PARTY, SURPRISE TEACHER (GIGGAN, BERNICE)	8
December 26, 1963	PETE KING DESCRIBES IMPRESSIONS OF ITALY	10
December 26, 1963	FIRST BABY FOR 1964 TO BE CONTEST WINNER	1
December 26, 1963	UNITED EFFORT SEEN FOR JUNIOR COLLEGE	1
December 26, 1963	LUTHERANS START BUILDING (PHOTO)	13
December 26, 1963	ASK ZONING TO BLOCK YARROW APARTMENT	1
December 26, 1963	COUNTY COMMISSIONER ENDORSES HOUSING	2
December 26, 1963	WATERFRONT LIVING (SKETCH OF PEBBLE BEACH APARTMENTS)	3
December 26, 1963	ANNEXATIONS WOULD BENEFIT FROM WATER LID	2
December 26, 1963	ZONING CHANGES HELD OVER	3
December 26, 1963	READER CHALLENGES SCHOOL DIRECTOR (COOK, MARY D)	2
December 26, 1963	TYPICAL DROPOUT IN SCHOOLS DESCRIBED	6
December 26, 1963	CHARLIE BROWNING COMES TO KIRKLAND (PHOTO)	14
December 26, 1963	NEW LAW EXTENDS OFFICES	1
December 26, 1963	CHRISTMAS TRAIL ENTRIES ASSURE VARIED DISPLAYS	1
December 26, 1963	CHRISTMAS BASKETS AID 40 FAMILIES, 136 CHILDREN	8
December 26, 1963	RUFER FIRST TO FILE FOR HOUGHTON MAYOR	1
December 26, 1963	OIL COMPANY HEARING SET	1
December 26, 1963	NEW LAW EXTENDS OFFICES	1
December 26, 1963	WHITE, DONALD	1
December 26, 1963	RUFER FIRST TO FILE FOR HOUGHTON MAYOR	1
December 26, 1963	FILINGS INCLUDE INCUMBENTS	1
December 26, 1963	ATHLETES DEFEND EMPHASIS ON SPORTS IN SCHOOL	4
December 26, 1963	COUNTY ROADS HERE ON PROGRAM	9
December 26, 1963	ANNEXATIONS WOULD BENEFIT FROM WATER LID	2
December 26, 1963	TELEPHONE EXPANSION PROGRAM INCLUDES KIRKLAND IMPROVEMENTS	5
December 26, 1963	KIRKLAND METRO LINE TO START IN SUMMER	6
January 2, 1964	SEATTLE FEDERAL SAVINGS – NEW LOCATION	5
January 2, 1964	LAMPAERT ADVANCED BY BANK	1
January 2, 1964	SEATTLE FEDERAL MOVES	2
January 2, 1964	BUILDERS NAME VAUX TO BOARD	1
January 2, 1964	15-YEAR-OLD FASHIONS CHRISTMAS DISPLAY	1
January 2, 1964	PETE KING TELLS OF TRAVEL AND ART IN ITALY	6
January 2, 1964	FIVE CHRISTMAS BABIES ARRIVE IN KIRKLAND	2
January 2, 1964	PHOTO OF HUMAN BARRICADE AT HOUGHTON LANDFILL	9
January 2, 1964	SEATTLE FEDERAL MOVES	2
January 2, 1964	FIRE DELAYS GOLD CREEK ICE ARENA	4
January 2, 1964	NEW ACTION TAKEN AGAINST APARTMENT	2
January 2, 1964	KIRKLAND WATERFRONT APARTMENT (PHOTO)	3
January 2, 1964	SILVERNALE HEADS MARCH OF DIMES	7
January 2, 1964	MARILYN MCKAY FUND STARTED	9
January 2, 1964	BLEEK! BLEEK! (PHOTO OF ELECTRONICS CLASS)	3
January 2, 1964	CAROLYN SUE BURTON, LANNY LINDROS	8
January 2, 1964	DISTRICT 41 TO ALERT FIREMEN BY RADIOS	1
January 2, 1964	FREE FILM ON CANCER TO ALERT	8
January 2, 1964	1963 WAS YEAR OF ACCOMPLISHMENT FOR KIRKLAND	1
January 2, 1964	MANY CANDIDATES FILE IN HOUGHTON	1
January 2, 1964	SCHMIDT, GEORGE	1
January 2, 1964	ROCKWELL, PEARL FAY	6
January 2, 1964	MCKAY, MARILYN	9
January 2, 1964	PIGEONS ARE ALMOST PEOPLE IN ACTION	1
January 2, 1964	NO PRIMARY IN KIRKLAND, BISHOP OUT	1
January 2, 1964	MANY CANDIDATES FILE IN HOUGHTON	1
January 2, 1964	YEAR OF ELECTIONS AHEAD ON ALL FRONTS	12
January 2, 1964	DANCERS INVITED TO JAMBOREE	8
January 2, 1964	HISTORY OF L’IL LEAGUE BASKETBALL	4
January 2, 1964	JAMBOREE LAUNCHES LITTLE LEAGUE BASKETBALL	4
January 2, 1964	KIRKLAND REPRESENTATIVE (PHOTO OF KIRKLAND BOAT IN BOAT PARADE)	6
January 2, 1964	JEANNE STARK, ROBERT RAY	8
January 9, 1964	PEOPLES BANK TO OPEN MONDAY	1
January 9, 1964	CRIBBAGE PLAYER’S HAND NEAR PERFECT (MATHEWSON, A W)	1
January 9, 1964	PETE REPORTS WATER EVERYWHERE IN VENICE (KING, PETE)	9
January 9, 1964	FIRST BABY OF YEAR FOR KIRKLAND IS BOY (CARLSON, DANIEL)	1
January 9, 1964	OBJECTIONS TO YARROW TOWER ATTEND HEARING	2
January 9, 1964	NEW REQUEST FOR STATION	2
January 9, 1964	SCHOOL ADVISORY GROUP TO DISCUSS CONSTRUCTION	2
January 9, 1964	SCHOOL PROJECTS APPROVED	11
January 9, 1964	CENTER ACTION FAVORABLE	3
January 9, 1964	KIRKLAND FIRM SELLS AUTO LICENSES (EASTSIDE MOTORS)	12
January 9, 1964	ELECTION SET FOR REDMOND ANNEXATION	1
January 9, 1964	SCHOOL BUDGET HOLDS LINE	1
January 9, 1964	NEW TEACHERS GROUP WANTS SAY IN POLICY	1
January 9, 1964	SCHOOL HEADS NAMED	2
January 9, 1964	JARILEN KITTLE, CHARLES PRESTON	6
January 9, 1964	CLAIRE TANNER, JOHN GATTER	8
January 9, 1964	PATRITIA BOWMAN, JOHN DULANEY	9
January 9, 1964	FIRE CHIEF WARNS OF $$$ ALARM	3
January 9, 1964	FLAMES EXTINGUISHED AT SHIPYARD (PHOTO)	3
January 9, 1964	KIRKLAND WOOLEN MILL PICTURE INVITES REMINISCING	5
January 9, 1964	KIRKLAND SEEKS POWER OF HOUGHTON SEWERS	1
January 9, 1964	WATERFRONT OIL TANKS QUERIED	1
January 9, 1964	WATERFRONT OIL TANKS QUERIED	1
January 9, 1964	FLAMES EXTINGUISHED AT SHIPYARD (PHOTO)	3
January 9, 1964	HARDEN, GUY	2
January 9, 1964	POPE, ARTHUR	5
January 9, 1964	BREWER, LILLIAN	6
January 9, 1964	WHITT, DONALD	12
January 9, 1964	EAGLES LOOK BACK ON 17-YEAR HISTORY	1
January 9, 1964	CONNORS OUT OF KIRKLAND COUNCIL RACE	1
January 9, 1964	CRIBBAGE PLAYER’S HAND NEAR PERFECT (MATHEWSON, A W)	1
January 9, 1964	Y-PARK OFFICIALS AND REFEREES (PHOTO)	4
January 9, 1964	COREEN HEBB WINS PLAQUE	5
January 9, 1964	KIRKLAND FIRM SELLS AUTO LICENSES (EASTSIDE MOTORS)	12
January 9, 1964	BRIDGE SIGNALS TO CHANGE	2
January 9, 1964	KIRKLAND SEEKS POWER OF HOUGHTON SEWERS	1
January 9, 1964	SAND BAGS PROTECT SEWER PLANT (PHOTO)	11
January 9, 1964	NEW YEAR’S DAY FLOOD (PHOTO OF YULY, RUSSELL)	11
January 9, 1964	MARIE FROEMKE, RAYMOND MCMACKIN	6
January 9, 1964	KAY TALLMADGE, DAVID EAGON	6
January 9, 1964	DEANNA SCHELIN, JAMES MILO	6
January 9, 1964	JANICE GUMP, ELDON YULY	8
January 16, 1964	HAFLINGER STABLE 1 OF 2 IN COUNTRY	5
January 16, 1964	AT PEOPLE’S BANK OPENING (PHOTO)	3
January 16, 1964	JIM WILBUR NAMED SCIENCE AWARD WINNER	2
January 16, 1964	STAMINA NEEDED FOR SIGHT SEEING IN ROME (KING, PETE)	9
January 16, 1964	APOLOGIES TO HOYLE (MATHEWSON, A W)	12
January 16, 1964	KIRKLAND’S SKYSCRAPER (PHOTO OF TELEPHONE COMPANY BUILDING)	2
January 16, 1964	ALL’S DONE BUT THE SHOUTING (CIVIC CENTER)	1
January 16, 1964	CHAMBER PRESIDENT INSTALLED (WINSTEAD, JOHN)	2
January 16, 1964	NURSERY SCHOOL HAS ROOM FOR GIRLS AS TERM BEGINS	6
January 16, 1964	PUBLIC MEETING TO EXPLORE EAST SIDE GROWTH PROBLEMS	1
January 16, 1964	ELKS CLUB NAMES STUDENT WINNERS (MCHATTIE, RON & HEIKKINEN, SUZY)	1
January 16, 1964	LEADERSHIP TRAINING OFFERED	9
January 16, 1964	PATRICIA LEE DUBOIS, NELS SODERSTROM	8
January 16, 1964	CLARE JANET DOWNS, DONALD COCHRAN	8
January 16, 1964	JEAN FISH, BILLY MACK	8
January 16, 1964	JAZZ TO LIVEN CONCERT	1
January 16, 1964	NEIGHBORS REPORT FIRE ON FINN HILL (HAMMERSLEY)	1
January 16, 1964	EMERGENCY CAR GOAL OF HOUGHTON FIREMEN	11
January 16, 1964	CANCER FILM HAS APPEAL FOR MEN	7
January 16, 1964	COMING ELECTIONS REFLECT HOUGHTON’S CHANGING SCENE	1
January 16, 1964	CANDIDATES RESPOND TO HOUGHTON ELECTION	1
January 16, 1964	HOUGHTON TO REPEAT CAR BID	2
January 16, 1964	HOUGHTON REJECTS ROAD	3
January 16, 1964	LAWYERS HAVE REYNOLDS CASE	1
January 16, 1964	HOUGHTON TO REPEAT CAR BID	2
January 16, 1964	BURGLARIES REPORTED HERE	2
January 16, 1964	CLINIC TO VOTE ON NAME CHANGE (EAST SIDE COMMUNITY PSYCHIATRIC)	8
January 16, 1964	CLEMMONS, PERCY C	6
January 16, 1964	KIWANIS OFFICERS INSTALL	1
January 16, 1964	ATTENTION TO FOCUS ON KIRKLAND JAYCEES	12
January 16, 1964	COMING ELECTIONS REFLECT HOUGHTON’S CHANGING SCENE	1
January 16, 1964	CANDIDATES RESPOND TO HOUGHTON ELECTION	1
January 16, 1964	VOTERS REGISTER SUNDAY	1
January 16, 1964	APOLOGIES TO HOYLE (MATHEWSON, A W)	12
January 16, 1964	BAPTIST CHURCH HOLDS CRUSADE	12
January 16, 1964	ACCIDENT REPORT GIVEN	3
January 16, 1964	STATE ACCESS ROAD GIVEN GREEN LIGHT	1
January 16, 1964	HOUGHTON REJECTS ROAD	3
January 16, 1964	SHERRON WICKMAN, THOMAS KARASEK	8
January 16, 1964	CAROLYN STONE, GEORGE HAGLUND	8
January 16, 1964	MELINDA BEHEYT, WILLIAM CHARLES HARLAN	8
January 23, 1964	IBSEN DRAMA FOR THEATRE EAST	2
January 23, 1964	MANY VISIT NEW KIRKLAND BANK DURING OPEN HOUSE	2
January 23, 1964	BRANCH HERE ADVANCES EMPLOYEES (SEATTLE FEDERAL)	2
January 23, 1964	TERE NAMED TOMORROW’S HOMEMAKER (HERBOLSHEIMER, TERE)	2
January 23, 1964	DREAM SKI TRIP IN OFFING FOR BOB MCCRORY	5
January 23, 1964	ITALIAN REACTION TO KENNEDY’S DEATH (KING, PETE)	10
January 23, 1964	ALBERTSON’S TO BUILD MARKET	1
January 23, 1964	INCREASED SPACE (SKETCH OF TOTEM BOWL)	2
January 23, 1964	QUADRUPLE WRECK HITS DURING STORM	1
January 23, 1964	FAMILY WARMED BY COMMUNITY GIVING (PHOTO OF AZELTINE FAMILY)	3
January 23, 1964	PANEL TO DISCUSS GROWING EAST SIDE	2
January 23, 1964	SCHOOL LEVY VOTE SET	1
January 23, 1964	JOINT COLLEGE PLAN ENDORSED	1
January 23, 1964	MUSIC HATH CHARMS FOR YOUNG STUDENTS	3
January 23, 1964	JULIE MEDGARD, WILLIAM MOYER	6
January 23, 1964	CITY COMPREHENSIVE PLAN APPEARS HEADED FOR OK	1
January 23, 1964	BID ‘WARMS’ COUNCIL MEETING	1
January 23, 1964	3 IN WRONG SPOT AS CHIEF IN RIGHT ONE	1
January 23, 1964	ROBINSON, ANNE	10
January 23, 1964	BRAYDEN, SCHOTT WIN JAYCEE AWARDS	1
January 23, 1964	NEWSMAN NEWMAN JOINS JOURNAL STAFF (NEWMAN, BILL)	1
January 23, 1964	INCREASED SPACE (SKETCH OF TOTEM BOWL)	2
January 23, 1964	CONCESSION-PRESS BOX BUILT (PHOTO)	4
January 23, 1964	LITTLE LEAGUE DUGOUT (PHOTO)	4
January 23, 1964	CITY AUTHORIZES 6TH ST ARTERIAL	1
January 23, 1964	STORM ALMOST AS BIG AS ’62	1
January 23, 1964	DIANE WYSE, DAVID WRIGHT	6
January 30, 1964	JUANITA HOMESTEAD FOUND AMONG PAPERS (MURRAY, W P)	11
January 30, 1964	ANOTHER 29 CRIBBAGE HAND REPORTED HERE (HOLMES, CARL E)	14
January 30, 1964	SCHOOL BUILDING PROGRESS TOLD	6
January 30, 1964	CIVIC CENTER TRANSFER DUE BY MONDAY	1
January 30, 1964	PARK OFFICE MOVE TOLD	14
January 30, 1964	NEIGHBORHOOD MEETINGS ON OPEN HOUSING PLANNED	10
January 30, 1964	COLMAN’S IN BUSINESS FOR 25 YEARS	10
January 30, 1964	FOOD LANE CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY	10
January 30, 1964	1 CRITICAL, 2ND DEAD IN WRECK	1
January 30, 1964	EAST SIDE GROWTH TOLD C OF C	10
January 30, 1964	MARCHING MOTHERS (PHOTO FOR MARCH OF DIMES)	1
January 30, 1964	MOTHERS TO RING DOORBELLS TONIGHT	5
January 30, 1964	PTA TO HEAR EXCHANGE STUDENTS	5
January 30, 1964	BARBARA RUTH DILLON, KENNETH HAMMER	8
January 30, 1964	PAMELA JEAN GATES, DERALD E OWENS	8
January 30, 1964	MELODEE ANN PETERSON, JOSEPH SCHROEDER	8
January 30, 1964	DIANE GLEASON, GARY PALMER JONES	8
January 30, 1964	JUDITH ANN CAMPANA, ROBERT DUKE	8
January 30, 1964	KAREN ESTHER LARSEN, DARYL TREZISE	9
January 30, 1964	FINES FIND FINE FRIENDS AFTER FIRE (FINE, STANLEY)	5
January 30, 1964	US “DOMINATION” WORRIES LELAND	10
January 30, 1964	JUANITA HOMESTEAD FOUND AMONG PAPERS (MURRAY, W P)	11
January 30, 1964	JUANITA HOMESTEAD FOUND AMONG PAPERS (MURRAY, W P)	11
January 30, 1964	ATTORNEY JOINS LAW FIRM HERE	3
January 30, 1964	VANDALS DAMAGE MAILBOXES	6
January 30, 1964	DR LEIDER TO HEAD PSYCHIATRIC CLINIC	1
January 30, 1964	SMITH, STELLA	3
January 30, 1964	FOSTER, ARDEN	5
January 30, 1964	HUGHES, ARTHUR	5
January 30, 1964	COBAIN, GLADYS I	5
January 30, 1964	OLSEN, ALLEN F	5
January 30, 1964	BECKER, EDITH G	6
January 30, 1964	CLEMENTS, EARL FRANKLIN	7
January 30, 1964	ANDERSON, GUDRUN	7
January 30, 1964	JEWETT, WILLIAM EDWARD	10
January 30, 1964	IT’S TIME AGAIN FOR CAMP FIRE MINT SALE	12
January 30, 1964	YMCA BEGINS DRIVE	1
January 30, 1964	BUSY MONTH AHEAD FOR VFW LADIES	5
January 30, 1964	WOMAN’S CLUB TO OBSERVE 44TH BIRTHDAY	9
January 30, 1964	TWO IN RACE FOR CITY CLERK	1
January 30, 1964	THREE IN MAYOR PRIMARY VOTE	1
January 30, 1964	CANDIDATES IN CONTEST ANSWER QUESTIONS FIRST	2
January 30, 1964	ANOTHER 29 CRIBBAGE HAND REPORTED HERE (HOLMES, CARL E)	14
January 30, 1964	CHURCH PREPARES FOR CONFERENCE (ROSE HILL PRESBYTERIAN)	7
January 30, 1964	RIVER SPEED LIMIT ASKED	4
January 30, 1964	HOW DOES 1 = 405 (RENAMING HIGHWAY)	1
January 30, 1964	PLAN FOR DUMP SITE APPROVED (SKETCH)	5
January 30, 1964	JUDY MCDANIELS, GLENN LANDGUTH	8
February 6, 1964	NEW INDUSTRY HERE TO SELL ‘ALL BUT SNIFF’ (TOTEM FARMS)	1
February 6, 1964	THEATRE EAST PIONEERS IN ‘GHOSTS’	6
February 6, 1964	CYO TO HONOR HEROINE OF BOATING ACCIDENT (TIMMONS, BETSY)	1
February 6, 1964	DRUGSTORE OWNER WAS IN AIR FORCE (NOBLE, GERALD F – KVAM’S)	2
February 6, 1964	Y BUILDING EFFORT MAY SPEED UP	1
February 6, 1964	HOUGHTON CANDIDATES GIVE VIEWS ON HIGH RISE APARTMENTS	1
February 6, 1964	DRUGSTORE OWNER WAS IN AIR FORCE (NOBLE, GERALD F – KVAM’S)	2
February 6, 1964	CHAMBERS SEEKING MORE EQUITABLE FREIGHT WEIGHTS	1
February 6, 1964	MOTHER’S MARCH DOWN FROM ’63	1
February 6, 1964	COLLEGE TO ADD SCIENCE	1
February 6, 1964	LEVY ELECTION GROUP FORMS	1
February 6, 1964	GRADUATION TO FEATURE 2 FIRSTS (OUTDOORS & ON FRIDAY)	1
February 6, 1964	‘SHOULD I BECOME PHYS ED MAJOR?”	4
February 6, 1964	KIRKLAND JUNIOR HIGH ANNOUNCES HONOR ROLL	4
February 6, 1964	PTA LIFE MEMBERSHIPS HONOR FOUNDERS’ DAY	12
February 6, 1964	BONNIE JEAN SANDS, ROBERT BUNNELL	8
February 6, 1964	1ST CITY BUILDING INSPECTOR STARTS WORK IN KIRKLAND	1
February 6, 1964	CITY TO SELL UNUSED 10 ACRE TRACT	1
February 6, 1964	HOUGHTON CANDIDATES GIVE VIEWS ON HIGH RISE APARTMENTS	1
February 6, 1964	FORMER CLERK TELLS CANDIDACY (GILLILAND, GEORGE)	1
February 6, 1964	HOUGHTON COUNCIL CANDIDATES ANSWER QUESTIONS	2
February 6, 1964	NEW INDUSTRY HERE TO SELL ‘ALL BUT SNIFF’ (TOTEM FARMS)	1
February 6, 1964	CANDY, GUM STOLEN FROM CENTER	4
February 6, 1964	PETERS, BERTHA ANN	2
February 6, 1964	RODAL, SIVART	2
February 6, 1964	NELSON, GREG	2
February 6, 1964	CONNER, NELLIE A (GRET)	4
February 6, 1964	Y BUILDING EFFORT MAY SPEED UP	1
February 6, 1964	PTA LIFE MEMBERSHIPS HONOR FOUNDERS’ DAY	12
February 6, 1964	HOUGHTON CANDIDATES GIVE VIEWS ON HIGH RISE APARTMENTS	1
February 6, 1964	LEVY ELECTION GROUP FORMS	1
February 6, 1964	HOUGHTON COUNCIL CANDIDATES ANSWER QUESTIONS	2
February 6, 1964	JOURNAL QUESTIONS CANDIDATES	3
February 6, 1964	WORLD DAY OF PRAYER SERVICE SET IN KIRKLAND	7
February 6, 1964	MISSIONARIES TO SPEAK AT ROSE HILL CHURCH (PRESBYTERIAN)	7
February 6, 1964	EPISCOPALIANS TO OPEN LENT WITH MISSION	12
February 6, 1964	CLAREEN ANN MAGNUSON, JAMES WALDRON	8
February 13, 1964	MILLIONS OF CHICKS AT FARM (HEISDORF & NELSON)	2
February 13, 1964	CAST ESTABLISHES MOOD OF “GHOSTS”	7
February 13, 1964	PLAY DATES GIVEN FOR ‘SWEET BIRD’	7
February 13, 1964	LOCAL DOCTOR WINS TOP SCOUTING AWARD (MCKIBBEN, DR E C JR)	6
February 13, 1964	CARL SWARD TO RETIRE FROM ‘PHONE COMPANY	12
February 13, 1964	GREEN’S COLONIAL CHAPEL GREW FROM HOME, CHURCH	1
February 13, 1964	BLAZE ROARS THROUGH LANDMARK ON ROSE HILL (VFW CLUBHOUSE)	1
February 13, 1964	GREEN’S COLONIAL CHAPEL GREW FROM HOME, CHURCH	1
February 13, 1964	KLONDIKE DAYS TO FEATURE LOCAL RUSH – TO SAVE ‘GOLD’	1
February 13, 1964	GREATER KIRKLAND CHAMBER OPENS MEMBERSHIP CAMPAIGN	1
February 13, 1964	CANTEEN TO OPEN WED. AFTERNOONS	2
February 13, 1964	JACK DAVIES CALLS LEVY REQUEST ‘MODERATE’	2
February 13, 1964	BOARD ELECTS TAYLOR TO COLLEGE COMMITTEE (TAYLOR, EARL)	12
February 13, 1964	NW COLLEGE PRESIDENT REAPPOINTED (BUTTERFIELD, C E)	12
February 13, 1964	TONI CASTANEDA, ROBERT SHULAR	8
February 13, 1964	HELEN BENGSTON, GERALD NASH	8
February 13, 1964	PATRICIA DOWNING, JOHN MCABEE	8
February 13, 1964	BARBARA BIEBEL, KEN LARSON	8
February 13, 1964	SHIRLEY ANN WILLET, DANIEL STAPLETON	8
February 13, 1964	BLAZE ROARS THROUGH LANDMARK ON ROSE HILL (VFW CLUBHOUSE)	1
February 13, 1964	PLAN TO STOP SMOKING STARTS HERE ON SUNDAY	1
February 13, 1964	QUINN LEADS RUFER IN HOUGHTON PRIMARY	1
February 13, 1964	OVERLAKE BUS STRIKE STILL ON	2
February 13, 1964	PLAN PROPOSED FOR SHIPYARDS	1
February 13, 1964	PANEL TO TELL PSYCHIATRIC CLINIC PROGRESS	9
February 13, 1964	JOHNSON, SIMON	3
February 13, 1964	KNOX, JEROLD	3
February 13, 1964	KIRKLAND’S 452 BELIEVED OLDEST UNITED STATES CUB SCOUT PACK	6
February 13, 1964	GIRL SCOUT PROGRAM PLANNED	7
February 13, 1964	VETERANS GROUP ELECTS OFFICERS	2
February 13, 1964	QUINN LEADS RUFER IN HOUGHTON PRIMARY	1
February 13, 1964	S WALLACE FAVORS SINGLE GOVERNMENT	2
February 13, 1964	‘BOOM’ KEEPS KIRKLAND POST OFFICE PEOPLE HOPPING	1
February 13, 1964	BAPTIST CHURCH ANNOUNCES BIBLE CONFERENCE	7
February 13, 1964	KIRKLAND CHURCH HOSTS FIRST AND 20TH DAY OF PRAYER (CONGREGATIONAL)	7
February 13, 1964	BLAZE ROARS THROUGH LANDMARK ON ROSE HILL (VFW CLUBHOUSE)	1
February 13, 1964	OVERLAKE BUS STRIKE STILL ON	2
February 13, 1964	CITIES ASK MORE CROSSING	1
February 13, 1964	EVERGREEN BRIDGE MAY NOT NEED COUNTY GUARANTEE, PAYING OWN WAY	5
February 13, 1964	TRAFFIC ON BRIDGE CLOSE TO ESTIMATE	12
February 13, 1964	JANET SCHAAF, ROSS ANDERSON	8
February 20, 1964	SILVER WEDDING DATE OBSERVED (NORDRUM, MR AND MRS PALMER)	8
February 20, 1964	CONCERT HERE TO BENEFIT MUSIC AWARDS	7
February 20, 1964	BANK, AUTO FIRM GROW (EAST SIDE CHEVROLET / NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE)	1
February 20, 1964	PEOPLES PROMOTES DAVID W LANGLEY	10
February 20, 1964	TOP SALESMAN (PHOTO OF NEWBOM, NILES T)	5
February 20, 1964	MYNAR NAMED TO TOP LIST (MYNAR, JAMES D)	7
February 20, 1964	WISH TO TRAVEL COMES TRUE IN PEACE CORPS (DOUTRICH, BARBARA)	9
February 20, 1964	VFW SEEKS BUILDING SITE	4
February 20, 1964	ZONING ASKED FOR LAKEFRONT BUSINESSES	5
February 20, 1964	SCHOOL DISTRICTS PLAN JUNIOR COLLEGE	2
February 20, 1964	SITE 19 SCHOOL NAMED AFTER JOHN AUDUBON	6
February 20, 1964	COLLEGE CAMPUS TO BE PICTURED AT WORLD’S FAIR	8
February 20, 1964	STEWART PLANNING OKAYED	12
February 20, 1964	FOUR TOWER APARTMENTS FOR UNIQUE SHIPYARD DEVELOPMENT	1
February 20, 1964	BANK, AUTO FIRM GROW (EAST SIDE CHEVROLET / NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE)	1
February 20, 1964	3 DAYS OF KENNY KIRKLAND BIG BARGAINS COMING UP	1
February 20, 1964	DESIGN FIRM OPENS IN KIRKLAND (CAPAN INTERIOR DESIGN)	7
February 20, 1964	NEW OWNER NAMES MARKET ‘WARDS’	7
February 20, 1964	C OF C AIMS FOR FULL TIME ADMINISTRATOR	2
February 20, 1964	FOUR TOWER APARTMENTS FOR UNIQUE SHIPYARD DEVELOPMENT	1
February 20, 1964	ANNEXING FAVORED (VIEWPOINT)	1
February 20, 1964	SPRING HILLS ZONE REQUEST DENIED	3
February 20, 1964	ZONING ASKED FOR LAKEFRONT BUSINESSES	5
February 20, 1964	COMMISSIONERS TO ASK STATE FOR “GREEN BELT” TAX DIFFERAL	12
February 20, 1964	LWHS TALKS SET ON BIRCH SOCIETY	1
February 20, 1964	LEVY BACKER ASKS ‘YES’ FOR ‘OPTIMISTIC FUTURE’	4
February 20, 1964	‘SHOULD I BECOME A PHYS ED MAJOR?’	5
February 20, 1964	THREE MAKE PERFECT GRADES AT LAKE WASHINGTON HIGH	7
February 20, 1964	JOANN GOVE, ROLLAND KEEFEL	8
February 20, 1964	UNIVERSITY WOMEN ENTERTAIN GUESTS FROM ASIA AT DINNERS	8
February 20, 1964	FIESTA THEME FEATURE OF EIGHTH GRADE DINNER	6
February 20, 1964	KIRKLAND FIRE SAFETY WORRIES COUNCILMAN	1
February 20, 1964	COUNCIL FORWARDS PROPOSAL ON KIRKLAND YMCA SITE	1
February 20, 1964	FLU CALLED ‘EPIDEMIC’	1
February 20, 1964	HOUGHTON CANDIDATE WITHDRAWS (SEELY, LYDIA)	1
February 20, 1964	ZONING ASKED FOR LAKEFRONT BUSINESSES	5
February 20, 1964	FOUR TOWER APARTMENTS FOR UNIQUE SHIPYARD DEVELOPMENT	1
February 20, 1964	REYNOLDS’ ATTORNEY PLANS NEW ACTION	1
February 20, 1964	’62 ROBBERY CLEARED UP (FOODLANE)	1
February 20, 1964	ACCIDENTS INJURE TWO POLICEMEN	1
February 20, 1964	STUDENT GIVES SELF UP IN BOMB HOAX	2
February 20, 1964	LAW ENFORCEMENT ACTIVITIES REVEALED BY FIRST POLICE REPORT	4
February 20, 1964	REPORT SHOWS 2-5 P.M. ‘WORST’ HOURS TO DRIVE HERE	4
February 20, 1964	MCBURNIE, JOHN (JACK)	1
February 20, 1964	JOHNSON, MARK	2
February 20, 1964	NORDSTROM, ALMA K	7
February 20, 1964	GANGNES, CLARA JOSEPHINE	7
February 20, 1964	WITTE, ELIZABETH MATHILDA	12
February 20, 1964	BRECKBERG, ANDREW	12
February 20, 1964	FIRST CUB PACK 451, KEAN SAYS	3
February 20, 1964	MEN’S GARDEN CLUB FORMING	6
February 20, 1964	VFW SEEKS BUILDING SITE	4
February 20, 1964	HOUGHTON CANDIDATE WITHDRAWS (SEELY, LYDIA)	1
February 20, 1964	GRASPING GOOD, GRAPPLERS GRIP CROWN IN KINGCO CONFERENCE	4
February 20, 1964	BACKSTOP OKAYED FOR EVEREST FIELD	4
February 20, 1964	REPORT SHOWS 2-5 P.M. ‘WORST’ HOURS TO DRIVE HERE	4
February 20, 1964	REPLACEMENT OF SIDEWALK MAY BE NEAR	2
February 20, 1964	SANDRA ELDUEN, DAVID STEPHENS	8
February 27, 1964	AREA ARTISTS INVITED TO EXHIBIT AT MUSEUM	6
February 27, 1964	CONCERT HERE TO BENEFIT EAST SIDE MUSIC FESTIVAL	9
February 27, 1964	KIRKLAND LAD HELPS IN RESCUE (WASSEL, DAVID “BUDDY”)	3
February 27, 1964	G PELTON APPOINTED TO NEW JOB	5
February 27, 1964	HOUSEWIFE FINDS ART PAYS OFF (CHAROUHAS, BETTY)	6
February 27, 1964	CITED FOR HEROISM (PHOTO OF TIMMONS, BETSY)	8
February 27, 1964	INSPECTING SITE (PHOTO AT FUTURE EAST SIDE CHEVROLET)	6
February 27, 1964	GOLD RUSHERS ‘PAN’ BARGAINS	1
February 27, 1964	GREATER CHAMBER ‘FAVORABLE’	1
February 27, 1964	SCHOOL PATROLMEN HONORED (MCEVERS, NANCY & MINDT, MICHAEL)	6
February 27, 1964	HEARING BIRCHER, STUDENTS ASK PROOF OF ALLEGATIONS	1
February 27, 1964	NEW TEACHER GROUP RECRUITS	1
February 27, 1964	JAYCEES, OTHER GROUPS BACK ‘YES’ VOTE ON LEVY	1
February 27, 1964	HOMEWORK PTA TOPIC	9
February 27, 1964	LW STUDENTS TURN TO INDUSTRY ON JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT PROGRAM	11
February 27, 1964	CHRISTINE FISHER, PAUL C BOETTCHER	10
February 27, 1964	THREE TO CELEBRATE LEAP YEAR BIRTHDAY (FINCH / MCCLURKEN / BALOGH)	1
February 27, 1964	OUTBREAK OF FLU APPEARS SUBSIDING	3
February 27, 1964	STOP SMOKING PLAN APPROVED	9
February 27, 1964	ELECTRONICS FIRM ADAPTS TO INDUSTRY (UNITED CONTROL)	11
February 27, 1964	COURT ISSUES ‘MANDAMUS’ TO KIRKLAND (REYNOLDS, CLEM)	1
February 27, 1964	APPEAL MADE FOR RETURN OF KEEPSAKE	2
February 27, 1964	ACCIDENT INVOLVES POLICE VEHICLE	3
February 27, 1964	FALK ATTENDS POLICE SCHOOL (FALK, MIKE)	4
February 27, 1964	1963 WAS YEAR OF CHANGE FOR KIRKLAND CITY LIBRARY	10
February 27, 1964	MORGAN, HENCY CAROLINE	2
February 27, 1964	GRACE, GEORGE HARRY	2
February 27, 1964	CONNER, BROOKS	2
February 27, 1964	GUERIN, JOSEPH A	2
February 27, 1964	NORMAN, AGNES MARGARET	2
February 27, 1964	HIGGINBOTHAM, KITTLE ANNA	2
February 27, 1964	LORD, BLANCHE A	2
February 27, 1964	WALLSTEDT, SIGURD J	6
February 27, 1964	ROTARY ELECTS RICHARDSON (RICHARDSON, RON)	2
February 27, 1964	ROCK CLUB SHOW SET IN MARCH	11
February 27, 1964	3-WAY KIRKLAND MAYOR RACE DEVELOPS (HALE / BAGGALEY / SARVER)	1
February 27, 1964	ONE RACE ON FOR COUNCIL	1
February 27, 1964	FOUR KANGS ADVANCE TO STATE WRESTLING	4
February 27, 1964	SWIM LESSONS ON TAP FOR 3RD-6TH GRADERS	4
February 27, 1964	42,000 USE PARK FACILITIES IN 1963, REPORT SHOWS	14
February 27, 1964	GOSPEL QUARTET TO SING HERE (KIRKLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE)	6
February 27, 1964	KIRKLAND ACCESS WORK TO START MONTH EARLY	1
February 27, 1964	CITY APPROVES 108TH AVE HOOK-UPS	11
February 27, 1964	KATHY MCAULIFFE, LELAND HUDSON	8
February 27, 1964	MARTHA BASHOR, DANIEL RAY WOMACK	8
February 27, 1964	MAUREEN PIETSCH, DALE LASCHKEWITSCH	8
March 5, 1964	KIRKLAND COUPLE OBSERVES 59TH ANNIVERSARY (ROSE, MR AND MRS LUTHER)	12
March 5, 1964	CELLAR GALLERY TO SHOW OBJECTIVE WORKS OF ART	7
March 5, 1964	FBI INVESTIGATES BANK INCIDENT	2
March 5, 1964	ROSE HILL CHECKER BUFF TOP IN STATE (FLOWER, ALBERT)	1
March 5, 1964	JANN WALLACE HAS LEAD IN MUSICAL AT CIRQUE	1
March 5, 1964	NEEDHAMS RETIRE (NEEDHAM, ART AND POLLIE)	6
March 5, 1964	YMCA, CITY ‘WANT IT’ – Y BUILDING HERE	1
March 5, 1964	NEW FIRE HALL OPENING MONDAY	2
March 5, 1964	AWARD INDICATES KIRKLAND ‘LIVE-WIRE BUSINESS CENTER’ (HALLS MOTOR CO)	7
March 5, 1964	ANNABEL AT HOME IN JUANITA (ANNABEL’S YARN HOUSE – SEARLE, ANNABEL)	12
March 5, 1964	VOTERS TO DECIDE STATUS OF LWSD’S EDUCATION	1
March 5, 1964	ACLU HAS ONLY ONE AIM: ‘PROTECTING RIGHTS’	3
March 5, 1964	MARVIS ANN FORBES, ALLEN SEARLE	8
March 5, 1964	DARLENE MILLER, JAMES RUSSELL	8
March 5, 1964	NEW FIRE HALL OPENING MONDAY	2
March 5, 1964	SIREN ALARMS DISPLACED BY PROGRESS IN DIST. 41	7
March 5, 1964	COUNCIL TAKES STEP FOR STORM DRAINS	1
March 5, 1964	ANNABEL AT HOME IN JUANITA (ANNABEL’S YARN HOUSE – SEARLE, ANNABEL)	12
March 5, 1964	SHIPYARD PLANS OKAYED	2
March 5, 1964	C REYNOLDS CASE RESET	1
March 5, 1964	FBI INVESTIGATES BANK INCIDENT	2
March 5, 1964	RESIDENTS REPORT THEFTS TO POLICE	7
March 5, 1964	COMMUNITY PSYCHIATRIC CLINIC TO OPEN MARCH 16	1
March 5, 1964	LEEK, STEPHEN	7
March 5, 1964	WHITE, WOODROW E (BUD)	10
March 5, 1964	GREENFIELD, CHARLES	10
March 5, 1964	LITELL, BERTHA	10
March 5, 1964	CATHOLIC AWARDS WON BY 15 LOCAL SCOUTS	2
March 5, 1964	GIRL SCOUT COOKIE SALE TO AID EXPANDED PROGRAM	9
March 5, 1964	SCHOOL LIBRARIAN NAMED TO BPW (TURNER, DOROTHY)	9
March 5, 1964	MANY ISSUES BEFORE VOTERS TUESDAY	1
March 5, 1964	KIRKLAND’S MAYOR, COUNCIL CANDIDATES SPEAK OUT	2
March 5, 1964	HERE’S LIST OF PLACES TO VOTE	2
March 5, 1964	CATHOLIC AWARDS WON BY 15 LOCAL SCOUTS	2
March 5, 1964	METRO ADDING TO PROGRAM	1
March 5, 1964	GRACEMARIE HEID, DAVID HAMILTON	8
March 5, 1964	LINDA FOSS, MICHAEL CAMPBELL	8
March 12, 1964	STATE MUSIC CONTEST HERE SATURDAY	7
March 12, 1964	‘WINTERSET’ IS ALL SCHOOL PLAY	7
March 12, 1964	SHOEMAKERS HONORED AT CHURCH RECEPTION	8
March 12, 1964	MRS COMAN HONORED ON HER 90TH BIRTHDAY (COMAN, LETTIE)	10
March 12, 1964	BUILDING FEATURED IN MAGAZINE (LAKESHORE MEDICAL CLINIC)	4
March 12, 1964	ROSE HILL FIRE HALL OPENING DELAYED	2
March 12, 1964	DISPLACED HOME (PHOTO OF ROBERT HANSON HOME)	1
March 12, 1964	OPEN HOUSING LAW, I F VALID, APPLIES TO MAJOR PART OF AREA	2
March 12, 1964	‘STARS’ BORN AT BEL-KIRK (GOATS)	3
March 12, 1964	WAY BEING PAVED FOR FULL-TIME MANAGER	6
March 12, 1964	VOTERS APPROVE SCHOOL LEVY 69 PERCENT ‘YES’	1
March 12, 1964	CENTRAL PTA CARNIVAL SET	9
March 12, 1964	JANICE MAE RUSSELL, ROBERT V TAYLOR	8
March 12, 1964	COREEN HEBB, GARY JOHNSTON	8
March 12, 1964	JCS SEEK ‘MISS KIRKLAND’	1
March 12, 1964	EARLY MORNING FIRE ALERTS AREA	1
March 12, 1964	QUINN LEADS RUFER BY 5 VOTES	1
March 12, 1964	PNEUMATIC FIRM WELCOMES NEW PRESIDENT, A BOUNDS	1
March 12, 1964	3 THEFTS REPORTED TO LOCAL POLICE	3
March 12, 1964	FOURTH HOUSE RANSACKING REPORTED	3
March 12, 1964	ROSE HILL STATION BURGLARIZED	5
March 12, 1964	HANSEN, OLIVER	7
March 12, 1964	TEMPLE, ELLEN	7
March 12, 1964	2 KIRKLAND SCOUTS EARN RANK OF EAGLES (CROWE, RANDY & JOHNSON, BRUCE)	2
March 12, 1964	WRITE-IN STEVE HALE EKES 15-VOTE WIN	1
March 12, 1964	QUINN LEADS RUFER BY 5 VOTES	1
March 12, 1964	KIRKLANDERS TO SKIM IN “ICE CHIPS”	5
March 12, 1964	NEW LITTLE LEAGUE PARK GETS $800 BOOST	4
March 12, 1964	EPISCOPAL CHURCH HEALING TO BE EXPLAINED	12
March 12, 1964	TRUCK RATE EFFORT HAS HEARING	1
March 12, 1964	COUNTY ROADS HERE TOTAL $1,500,000	3
March 12, 1964	KITE CUTS OFF POWER BRIEFLY	1
March 12, 1964	AREA SOON TO GULP WATER FROM TOLT RIVER	1
March 12, 1964	MARY MURPHY, DAVID EGGERS	8
March 19, 1964	OPERA COMES TO SCHOOLS HERE FRIDAY	5
March 19, 1964	BROTHERHOOD WAY OF LIFE NOT PROFESSION OF AWARD WINNERS (AOYAMA)	1
March 19, 1964	WORLD TRAVELERS VISIT FAMILY IN KIRKLAND ((THOMAS, GEORGE)	2
March 19, 1964	MRS ZOBEL HAS LEAD IN “CAROUSEL” (ZOBEL, MARY ELLEN)	8
March 19, 1964	MRS HALEY WINS SPEECH CONTEST (HALEY, MRS WILBUR)	9
March 19, 1964	J HANSEN BUICK PROPERTY IS SOLD	1
March 19, 1964	FURNITURE STORE CHANGES FOR BACK DOOR CUSTOMERS (KIRKLAND FURNITURE)	3
March 19, 1964	BOARD APPROVES PLANS FOR NORKIRK ADDITION	2
March 19, 1964	WORK BEGINS ON METHODIST CHURCH	2
March 19, 1964	KIRKLAND CHAMBER TO HEAR INDUSTRY GROUP’S OFFICIALS	1
March 19, 1964	KING-SCHOOL RECREATION PROGRAM OKAYED	1
March 19, 1964	INSTRUCTION IN CHILDREN’S ART OFFERED	3
March 19, 1964	TEACHERS’ TRAVELS APPROVED	3
March 19, 1964	DEANNA LEE PITTS, CHARLES W MORTON	8
March 19, 1964	JUDITH CHANTLER, RICHARD L HICKS	8
March 19, 1964	HELEN SCHLAMACHER, EDWARD FOX	8
March 19, 1964	PATRICIA SUE STONE, EARLE D PRICE	8
March 19, 1964	ANNUAL BARBERSHOP SHOW TO FEATURE COMEDY QUARTET	12
March 19, 1964	FIRE INSURANCE, NEW TRUCK STUDIED	1
March 19, 1964	FIRE DISTRICT 41 ASKS YOUR HELP	7
March 19, 1964	RETURNING FROM BOISE, LELAND SAYS TRAFFIC PROBLEMS ‘COMPLEX’	6
March 19, 1964	ABSENTEES UNOFFICIALLY OVERTURN RESULT IN KIRKLAND MAYOR RACE	1
March 19, 1964	SAFETY COUNCIL REPORTS 1963 FATALITY RECORD	4
March 19, 1964	NORMAN QUINN HOLDS LEAD OVER RUFER IN HOUGHTON RACE	1
March 19, 1964	HOUGHTON DELAYS HEARINGS	7
March 19, 1964	2 IN CUSTODY IN BURGLARIES	1
March 19, 1964	UNTAGGED CANINES SUBJECT TO PICKUP	2
March 19, 1964	BLACK, LYLE	3
March 19, 1964	REXFORD, KEN	3
March 19, 1964	MATTHIAS, MARY MARGARET	5
March 19, 1964	DEMERRITT, EDWARD	5
March 19, 1964	GEYER, JERRY ROBERT	10
March 19, 1964	SOLVANG, PETRA M	10
March 19, 1964	WELCOME WAGON HOSTESSES MEET “MOST INTERESTING NEWCOMERS”	8
March 19, 1964	VOTING BOOTHS NEAR?	1
March 19, 1964	ABSENTEES UNOFFICIALLY OVERTURN RESULT IN KIRKLAND MAYOR RACE	1
March 19, 1964	KING-SCHOOL RECREATION PROGRAM OKAYED	1
March 19, 1964	FLETCHERS (PHOT OF WILLER, WALT & EDWARDS, GARY & EDWARDS, LARRY)	5
March 19, 1964	GOLD CREEK CALVARY TO RIDE AT EVERETT	6
March 19, 1964	PASSION PLAY TO COMMEMORATE EASTER	12
March 19, 1964	OVERLAKE STUDIES NEW KIRKLAND BUS ROUTE	1
March 19, 1964	SEATTLE-KIRKLAND MILEAGE SHRINKS (SIGN MISPRINT)	7
March 19, 1964	PUGET UNABLE TO GET RIGHT OF WAY	1
March 19, 1964	OPEN HYDRANTS CUT WATER SERVICE	3
March 19, 1964	AREA LEADERS WELCOME NEW PUGET FACILITY HERE	7
March 19, 1964	MILLION-POUND SMELL REMOVED IN KIRKLAND (SEWER SCUM)	10
March 26, 1964	SCULPTOR TO INSTRUCT ON ARTS LEAGUE PROGRAM (JENSEN, RAY)	7
March 26, 1964	HOUGHTON MOM’S EATER IDEA GOES SLIGHTLY AWRY (BALDWIN, MRS RICHARD)	1
March 26, 1964	RADIO WOMEN NAME NEW PRESIDENT (BUSEK, ANITA)	1
March 26, 1964	8-YEAR-OLD CHRIS ADSIT WINS PINEWOOD DERBY	5
March 26, 1964	GERALD NORTH ORDAINED IN CALIFORNIA	10
March 26, 1964	YMCA, CITY TALK NEW AGREEMENT	3
March 26, 1964	NEW CHURCH (PHOTO OF EVANGEL CHAPEL)	10
March 26, 1964	MULTIPLE HOUSING STUDY: REPORT ON WATERFRONT APPROVED	1
March 26, 1964	TOWERS SHOULD BE LIMITED, OFFICIALS SAY	1
March 26, 1964	HIGH RISE OBSTACLE REMOVED	2
March 26, 1964	NEW GAS STATION OPENS TOMORROW (CLAUDE’S SIGNAL SERVICE)	6
March 26, 1964	MULTIPLE HOUSING STUDY: REPORT ON WATERFRONT APPROVED	1
March 26, 1964	APPRENTICE FIELD TOLD TO PARENTS	2
March 26, 1964	RETIRING TEACHERS HONORED (BARRIE, BEN & ORTON, HELEN)	2
March 26, 1964	CHERYL KINNEY, CLAYTON WARNER	8
March 26, 1964	JOANNE IVANEK HUMPHREY, ALAN M JOHNSON	8
March 26, 1964	MISS KIRKLAND PAGEANT GETS ‘STRONG SUPPORT’	2
March 26, 1964	FIRE-EATERS SEEKING FUNDS	3
March 26, 1964	25 YEARS AGO (1929 PHOTO OF FIRE DEPARTMENT PERSONNEL)	3
March 26, 1964	BLAZE DAMAGES CABIN AT JUANITA (RED & WHITE CABIN REST RESORT)	6
March 26, 1964	RECOUNT MOVES BAGGALEY 3 VOTES AHEAD OF HALE	1
March 26, 1964	25 YEARS AGO (1929 PHOTO OF FIRE DEPARTMENT PERSONNEL)	3
March 26, 1964	QUINN WINS OVER RUFER	1
March 26, 1964	HOUGHTON PROPOSES STREET LID	1
March 26, 1964	PARK STREETS PROPOSED IN HOUGHTON	2
March 26, 1964	INDUSTRY OFFICIALS ASK PARK PARTICIPATION	6
March 26, 1964	MULTIPLE HOUSING STUDY: REPORT ON WATERFRONT APPROVED	1
March 26, 1964	WOMAN, 22, PLEADS GUILTY IN ACCIDENT	2
March 26, 1964	SHIELDS, EMMA	6
March 26, 1964	BUNNELL, MAX	6
March 26, 1964	YMCA, CITY TALK NEW AGREEMENT	3
March 26, 1964	GARDEN CLUBS TO SUPPORT STATE ANTI-LITTER CAMPAIGN	7
March 26, 1964	WELCOME WAGON HOSTESSES INTRODUCE FRIENDLINESS	12
March 26, 1964	JOURNAL OFFER GOOD ‘TIL MONDAY	1
March 26, 1964	HORSE SHOW PREDICTED ‘ONE OF STATE’S LARGEST’	6
March 26, 1964	PARK STREETS PROPOSED IN HOUGHTON	2
March 26, 1964	GUILD CENSUS TAKERS START WORK NEXT WEEK	7
March 26, 1964	HOUGHTON PROPOSES STREET LID	1
March 26, 1964	PARK STREETS PROPOSED IN HOUGHTON	2
March 26, 1964	KIRKLAND-JUANITA METRO LINE BID CALL PLANS TOLD	1
March 26, 1964	NEW PHONE DIRECTORIES DELIVERED	2
March 26, 1964	DOWNSPOUTS INTO SEWER ILLEGAL AND NOW COSTLY	6
March 26, 1964	PATRICIA HEBB, GARY JOHNSTON	8
March 26, 1964	JEAN FISH, BILLY MACK	8
March 26, 1964	SHARON LEE BARTA, JOHN HARTSHRONE	8
April 2, 1964	COUPLE TO NOTE 65TH ANNIVERSARY (STEVENS, MR AND MRS GARDNER)	3
April 2, 1964	REDMOND COUPLE TO OBSERVE GOLDEN DATE (JOHNSON, MR AND MRS EDWIN)	6
April 2, 1964	SOMETHING NEW IN ART LOVER (DOG EXAMINING PAINTING AT CELLAR GALLERY)	1
April 2, 1964	SEVEN LIVELY ARTS OPENS IN NEW HOME	8
April 2, 1964	SYMPHONY CONCERT DESIGNED FOR FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT	8
April 2, 1964	MOTHER TELLS OF HOME GIVING WAY (BEAN, MRS ROBERT – ANCHORAGE QUAKE)	1
April 2, 1964	J HARMON IN HONORED NATIONALLY (HARMON, JOHN)	1
April 2, 1964	JOHN DEWITT WINS MEDAL	12
April 2, 1964	CONSTRUCTION OF BUILDING STARTS HERE (PHOTO)	3
April 2, 1964	STATE APPROVES FUNDS FOR NORKIRK	1
April 2, 1964	PATTERN OF PAINTERS (PHOTO AT GREEN’S CHAPEL)	3
April 2, 1964	BUSINESS MERGER IS ANNOUNCED (FERGUSON, W V & MCLEOD, JULIUS E)	1
April 2, 1964	HALLS EMPLOYEES HONORED BY FORD	2
April 2, 1964	CANCER SOCIETY SEEKS AID HERE	9
April 2, 1964	SLEEPING BEAUTY (PHOTO OF CLASS PLAY)	6
April 2, 1964	MARY ANN HANSEN, GLENN JOLLEY	8
April 2, 1964	MARGARET HIMES, DONALD SHORB	8
April 2, 1964	MAYORS VIEW COMING TERMS	1
April 2, 1964	CITY INSTALLS OWN PERMIT FOR PLUMBING	12
April 2, 1964	REYNOLDS HEARING IS TOMORROW	1
April 2, 1964	SEATTLE JUVENILE ADMITS LOCAL THEFT	1
April 2, 1964	MAN INJURED IN ‘ASSAULT’ (DONAHOE, LESLIE B)	5
April 2, 1964	POLICE CLEAR HOME ENTRIES	7
April 2, 1964	LIBRARY REPORTS CHANGES	9
April 2, 1964	SHEEHAN, DANIEL	3
April 2, 1964	LEWIS, FLORA K	5
April 2, 1964	NEWCOMERS SOMETIMES OLDTIMERS (WELCOME WAGON)	7
April 2, 1964	AUBURN ELKS TO ‘BOMB’ KIRKLAND LODGE MONDAY	3
April 2, 1964	OVERFLOW CROWD MEETS 3 CANDIDATES FACE-TO-FACE	1
April 2, 1964	PUBLIC INVITED TO ‘PARADE OF SPORTS’ HERE APRIL 8	4
April 2, 1964	ACCESS, 405 BID CALLS DUE	1
April 9, 1964	JUANITA FURNITURE – GRAND OPENING	5
April 9, 1964	KINDERGARTEN BOY LOANS TAMERA RECORD PLAYER (STRATON, TAMERA)	1
April 9, 1964	PRIMROSE INTEREST GROWS INTO COMMERCIAL VENTURE (TAIT, BETH)	6
April 9, 1964	JUANITA FURNITURE STORE TO HAVE GRAND OPENING	13
April 9, 1964	WOMAN HURT IN CAR-TRUCK ACCIDENT (DICKERMAN, GLADYS)	2
April 9, 1964	CANCER CRUSADE THEME STILL GOOD THIS YEAR	7
April 9, 1964	SWITCHOVER PLANS FOR HIGH SCHOOL TOLD	1
April 9, 1964	COMMUNITY COLLEGE: BELLEVUE ‘KNOWS’ OF NO UNILATERAL CONTACTS	3
April 9, 1964	SCHOOL DISTRICT PTA’S FORM OWN COUNCIL	8
April 9, 1964	CHARLOTTE RAE FRANKLIN, ROBERT WICK	7
April 9, 1964	PAMELA JO HOTES, MICHAEL EASLEY	8
April 9, 1964	MARY JO MAKI, ROBERT WALLACE REA	8
April 9, 1964	ANNOUNCE MONDAY DEADLINE IN MISS KIRKLAND CONTEST	1
April 9, 1964	BOYS HELP HALT BLAZE	1
April 9, 1964	FIRE WRECKS EMPTY HOUSE	2
April 9, 1964	KIRKLAND COUNCIL MEETS TWICE MONDAY NIGHT	1
April 9, 1964	HOUGHTON TO REVIEW CITY PLAN (PHOTOS)	2
April 9, 1964	PAR MAC NEGOTIATING FOR NEW INDUSTRY	10
April 9, 1964	BRILLWARE MUSHROOMING AT LOCAL INDUSTRIAL PARK	10
April 9, 1964	JUANITA CREST COMMUNITY CLUB PLANS SLAVE AUCTION	1
April 9, 1964	DECISION DUE MON. IN C REYNOLDS CASE	1
April 9, 1964	JUANITA REPORTED HIT IN ‘GREEN THUMB’ THEFT	1
April 9, 1964	BURGLARY NETS TV SETS, RADIOS	1
April 9, 1964	NEW LIBRARY SUGGESTED FOR KIRKLAND	16
April 9, 1964	HOUGHTON LIBRARY PLANS CRAFT DISPLAY	16
April 9, 1964	APPLICANT FLOW STEADY AT PSYCHIATRIC FACILITY	12
April 9, 1964	EAST SIDE Y DIRECTOR ANNOUNCED (REA, DONALD)	1
April 9, 1964	JUANITA CREST COMMUNITY CLUB PLANS SLAVE AUCTION	1
April 9, 1964	LAKE HILLS RESIDENT ANNOUNCES IN 48TH (KNIGHT, ANDY)	3
April 9, 1964	REAL ESTATE OFFICE MOVES (CLAUDE ARNOLD REALTY)	10
April 9, 1964	MANY HORSE SHOW PLACES WON LOCALLY	10
April 9, 1964	PASTOR ACCEPTS INGLEWOOD CHURCH POST (VAUGHN, ROBERT P)	8
April 9, 1964	AUTHOR TO CONDUCT MISSION OF HEALING HERE (NEAL, EMILY GARDINER)	9
April 9, 1964	EVANGELIST PREACHES HERE (HARDING, MARIDEL)	10
April 9, 1964	SEWERS CONNECTION BAN TO END?	1
April 9, 1964	MARY ANN LYON, PETER HORISH	8
April 9, 1964	SUSAN LAMBETH, STEVEN VANPELT	8
April 16, 1964	GREEN’S COLONIAL CHAPEL – OPEN HOUSE	6
April 16, 1964	DICK’S UNION SERVICE – GRAND OPENING	7
April 16, 1964	KING NAMED OUTSTANDING (KING, ALBERT A)	1
April 16, 1964	GREEN’S CHAPEL OPENS MONDAY	3
April 16, 1964	GM NAMES COMMUNITY CHAIRMAN (JOHNSON, LEROY)	3
April 16, 1964	NEW JUANITA STATION OPEN (DICK’S UNION SERVICE)	7
April 16, 1964	FORMER COUNCILWOMEN, MOTHER HURT IN MISHAP (HALLBERG / KLOSS)	2
April 16, 1964	AREA’S HEART REACHES OUT TO DO SOMETHING FOR FAMILY (NELSON, RANDY)	1
April 16, 1964	SMORGASBORD TO AID LWHS EXCHANGE STUDENT PROGRAM	8
April 16, 1964	SCHOOLS HIRE CONSULTANTS, GRANT LEAVES	12
April 16, 1964	MARY WINSHIP, DALE WALKER	8
April 16, 1964	CLEAN-UP WEEK PROCLAIMED IN KIRKLAND, APRIL 18-25	1
April 16, 1964	PRIMROSE SHOW OPENS AT CIVIC CENTER FOR THREE DAYS	1
April 16, 1964	ARSON INDICATED IN MONDAY FIRE	2
April 16, 1964	BLAZE HALTED (PHOTO AT HOME OF HENDRICKSEN, IRVINE)	7
April 16, 1964	PROPONENTS OUTLINE MAJOR HOUGHTON STREET PROGRAM	1
April 16, 1964	NEW MAYOR APPOINTS COMMITTEES	7
April 16, 1964	REYNOLDS CASE STILL UNSETTLED	1
April 16, 1964	COURT FINDS DRIVER GUILTY (RICHARDS, GLORIA)	2
April 16, 1964	POLICE QUESTION JUVENILE IN THEFTS	3
April 16, 1964	‘GREEN THUMB’ STRIKES	3
April 16, 1964	COVER, IDA	2
April 16, 1964	AZELTINE, ADA GENEVIEVE	2
April 16, 1964	MASON, MAMIE	2
April 16, 1964	YACHT CLUB FORMED BY FORMER KICKER	1
April 16, 1964	ALASKA ONCE WAS HOME TO NEW FAMILIES (WELCOME WAGON)	9
April 16, 1964	JOHN L SCOTT REAL ESTATE OFFICE OPENS	12
April 16, 1964	STEWART SETS VAULT RECORD AS TRACKMEN AVENGE LOSS (STEWART, DOUG)	4
April 16, 1964	NEW QUARTER HORSE GROUP PLANNING FIRST ANNUAL SHOW	5
April 16, 1964	SUCCESSFUL PROJECT (PHOTO AT EVEREST PARK)	1
April 16, 1964	BROTHERHOOD TOPIC OF CS LECTURE HERE	7
April 16, 1964	YACHT CLUB FORMED BY FORMER KICKER	1
April 16, 1964	PROPONENTS OUTLINE MAJOR HOUGHTON STREET PROGRAM	1
April 16, 1964	KIRKLAND ACCESS HITS INTO LEGAL DIFFICULTIES	1
April 16, 1964	ENGINEER SAYS SEWER SOLUTION POSSIBLE	2
April 16, 1964	CHERYL SMITH, RAY PORTER	8
April 16, 1964	JIMMIE RAINWATER, ANTONIO OROZCO	8
April 23, 1964	MUNY LEAGUE HONORS KIRKLAND LAWYER TODAY (KING, ALBERT)	1
April 23, 1964	SHAWHANS TRANSFERRING (SHAWHANS, CHARLES)	1
April 23, 1964	PTA MOTHER FINDS ROLE OF CLOWN A HAPPY ONE (PRATT, JOYCE)	8
April 23, 1964	’64 CONSTRUCTION RUNS BEHIND ’63	6
April 23, 1964	JR COLLEGE PLAN GOES TO BOARDS	1
April 23, 1964	NEW FIRE STATION OPENS SATURDAY (ROSE HILL)	1
April 23, 1964	HOLD CIVIC CENTER PROPERTY FOR RECREATION, CLUB ASKS	1
April 23, 1964	OLD HALL RESTORED AS CENTER FOR COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES (PYTHIAS)	7
April 23, 1964	CHURCH’S HEIGHT UNDER FIRE (ST PAUL’S LUTHERAN)(PHOTOS)	2
April 23, 1964	NEW ST PAUL’S LUTHERAN CHURCH UNDER CONSTRUCTION (PHOTOS)	2
April 23, 1964	DEDICATION SET FOR NEW CHAPEL (EVANGEL CHAPEL)	9
April 23, 1964	RUN OVER BY TRUCK, GIRL BELIEVED ALL RIGHT (PILLOW, WENDY)	1
April 23, 1964	LOG PINS JUANITA BOY (BRODERSON, RICK)	1
April 23, 1964	MOVIE, OTHER EVENTS TO AID GROWING RANDY NELSON FUND	5
April 23, 1964	HEARING SET ON TWO NEW KIRKLAND BUILDING ZONES	6
April 23, 1964	TEACHERS INCREASED	1
April 23, 1964	JUNIOR HIGH HONOR ROLL LISTED	6
April 23, 1964	COMMUNITY BAND HAS BIG PLANS	1
April 23, 1964	LIVING CHRISTMAS TREE (PHOTO)	6
April 23, 1964	6 AREA LOVELIES COMPETING IN MISS KIRKLAND PAGEANT	1
April 23, 1964	PRIMROSE SHOW HERE ATTRACTS	2
April 23, 1964	NEW FIRE STATION OPENS SATURDAY (ROSE HILL)	1
April 23, 1964	C REYNOLDS HEARING SET	1
April 23, 1964	RASMUSSON, RUDOLPH	5
April 23, 1964	DESSELL, FRANK	5
April 23, 1964	GRACE, ELIZABETH	9
April 23, 1964	Y FAVORS SITE NEAR B-R RD.	1
April 23, 1964	DAN EVANS HERE THURSDAY	6
April 23, 1964	JOURNAL WANTS OLD PICTURES	1
April 23, 1964	ALASKA NEWSPAPER AVAILABLE (EARTHQUAKE NEWS)	12
April 23, 1964	HOLD CIVIC CENTER PROPERTY FOR RECREATION, CLUB ASKS	1
April 23, 1964	LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL SEASON TO BLAST OFF SATURDAY (PHOTOS)	5
April 23, 1964	‘HOUSE’ MISSION OPENED IN JUANITA-REDMOND AREA	2
April 23, 1964	NEW FIRE STATION OPENS SATURDAY (ROSE HILL)	1
April 23, 1964	KIRKLAND TO ANNEX 405 ACCESS ROUTE	1
April 23, 1964	MARILYN ROSE COCCIONE, DONALD DAVIDSON	8
April 23, 1964	SHARON DWINELL, MICHAEL SMITH	8
April 23, 1964	VICTORIA MCHENRY, C D BAILEY	8
April 30, 1964	AMERICAN OIL CO – GRAND OPENING	6
April 30, 1964	CYLINDER CUT FROM FINGER (GRENIER, SHERRIE)	1
April 30, 1964	EVENTS SLATED FOR NEW ROSE HILL FIRE STATION	10
April 30, 1964	MOMS LAND BARGAINS, KIDS TO FISH FOR TROUT	1
April 30, 1964	RIPPING FILTER APART RESULTS IN JUANITA HOBBY BUSINESS (GOLLOFON, BOB)	6
April 30, 1964	JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT COMPANY TO DECLARE DIVIDENDS	7
April 30, 1964	FINANCING OF Y SITE PROPOSED	1
April 30, 1964	CHAMBER PLANS ANTI-LITTER DRIVE	1
April 30, 1964	RANDY NELSON FUND $1122, MORE COMING	2
April 30, 1964	LW TEACHERS ELECT NELSON AS PRESIDENT	3
April 30, 1964	SPECIAL EDUCATION CENTER TO BE ‘1ST OF KIND’ IN STATE	3
April 30, 1964	NORKIRK STUDENTS FOR “FAR OUT” IN FANTASY	7
April 30, 1964	ADULT EDUCATION OPEN HOUSE SET	12
April 30, 1964	MARY’S LITTLE LAMS HAVE DAY AT NORKIRK SCHOOL	13
April 30, 1964	CHAMBER PLANS ANTI-LITTER DRIVE	1
April 30, 1964	JAYCEES TO CROWN MISS KIRKLAND SATURDAY NIGHT	1
April 30, 1964	LAW DAY EVENT SET HERE FRIDAY	2
April 30, 1964	EVENTS SLATED FOR NEW ROSE HILL FIRE STATION	10
April 30, 1964	SEAT BELT CLINIC, SAFETY CHECKS SET	1
April 30, 1964	PROTESTS MAY DEFEAT HOUGHTON STREET PLAN	1
April 30, 1964	UHT MOVES SCREEN CO TO NORTHUP	6
April 30, 1964	MAN CHARGED IN MORALS CASE	1
April 30, 1964	FORMER POLICE CHIEF ‘RESTORED’, SUSPENDED	1
April 30, 1964	KIRKLAND’S DOG OWNERS WARNED BY POLICE CHIEF	2
April 30, 1964	LEWIS, HARVEY	1
April 30, 1964	NEWCOMERS RETURN TO AREA (WELCOME WAGON)	12
April 30, 1964	EVANS VISITS LOCALLY TODAY	1
April 30, 1964	HERE ARE 1964 KIRKLAND LITTLE LEAGUE BALL TEAMS (PHOTOS)	10
April 30, 1964	UNITARIANS TO EXPLORE MUSIC FOR CHILDREN	7
April 30, 1964	EVENTS SLATED FOR NEW ROSE HILL FIRE STATION	10
April 30, 1964	PROTESTS MAY DEFEAT HOUGHTON STREET PLAN	1
April 30, 1964	MELODEE ANN PETERSON, JOSEPH SCHROEDER	8
April 30, 1964	BARBARA DILLON, KENNETH HAMMER	8
May 7, 1964	SUBSTITUTE MOTHER GIVES TOOLS FOR SKILLED WORK (LEEN, MARGARETTA)	1
May 7, 1964	MISS KIRKLAND 1964 NAMED (JOHNSON, MERRILEE)	1
May 7, 1964	KCSDA ELECTS LEIDER PRESIDENT (LEIDER, ALLAN R)	1
May 7, 1964	MRS STRAND RETIRES, BUT … (STRAND, JUANITA)	10
May 7, 1964	NEW VFW HALL’S SITE ANNOUNCED	1
May 7, 1964	JUANITA VILLAGE STORES, P-X, BETTY’S OPEN DOORS	1
May 7, 1964	COLLEGE APPLICATION OKAYED	1
May 7, 1964	BOARD ACCEPTS NORKIRK BIDS	11
May 7, 1964	JUANITA VILLAGE STORES, P-X, BETTY’S OPEN DOORS	1
May 7, 1964	SPEAKER TO COMPARE RETAIL VOLUME CHANGE	1
May 7, 1964	‘DAIRY BAR’ OPENING SET	2
May 7, 1964	OTHER JUANITA STORES OPEN SOON	2
May 7, 1964	WHERE IS THE PARTY? IS SENIORS QUESTION	6
May 7, 1964	KATHY E MURPHY, TIM TURPIN	8
May 7, 1964	JANICE MCKEE, MICHAEL PETER DOWNS	8
May 7, 1964	MISS KIRKLAND 1964 NAMED (JOHNSON, MERRILEE)	1
May 7, 1964	KIRKLAND FIREMEN HALT BLAZE FRIDAY	11
May 7, 1964	BIDS ON TWO CITY PROJECTS GET APPROVAL	5
May 7, 1964	NEGOTIATIONS WITH COMPTON ORGANIZED	5
May 7, 1964	JUANITA VILLAGE STORES, P-X, BETTY’S OPEN DOORS	1
May 7, 1964	OTHER JUANITA STORES OPEN SOON	2
May 7, 1964	‘GREEN THUMBER’ STILL AT WORK HERE	1
May 7, 1964	CLEM REYNOLDS ASKS CIVIL SERVICE HEARING	1
May 7, 1964	REYNOLDS FILES SUIT FOR LIBEL	1
May 7, 1964	CHILDREN’S ORTHOPEDIC GUILD ORGANIZED HERE	10
May 7, 1964	JORGENSON, CARL	3
May 7, 1964	HENKE, EMIL	3
May 7, 1964	FISHER, EDWIN	3
May 7, 1964	COSTELLO, JESSIE MAY	3
May 7, 1964	BURNS, ESTHER CORRINE	10
May 7, 1964	ELSNER, LYLAN	10
May 7, 1964	ROSE HILL CLUB SEEKS MEMBERS	11
May 7, 1964	NEW VFW HALL’S SITE ANNOUNCED	1
May 7, 1964	REPUBLICAN COME-BACK CLAIMED BY CANDIDATE	3
May 7, 1964	POST OFFICE TO CURTAIL SATURDAY SERVICE	1
May 7, 1964	CITIZEN INVITED TO STATE CASE VERSUS MAGAZINE (BOEHM, HAROLD)	7
May 7, 1964	KIRKLAND GIRL TAKES TWO FIRSTS IN ICE COMPETITION (DONALDSON, LEAH-RAE)	2
May 7, 1964	KIRKLAND LITTLE LEAGUERS (PHOTOS)	7
May 7, 1964	ROSE HILL CLUB SEEKS MEMBERS	11
May 7, 1964	KIRKLAND PROTESTING ACCESS ROUTE DELAY	1
May 7, 1964	REPLACEMENT OF LAKE ST WALK IN SIGHT	2
May 7, 1964	SANDRA HANSON, PATRICK MITCHELL	8
May 14, 1964	NBC TO CUT BIRTHDAY CAKE HERE TOMORROW	1
May 14, 1964	AAUW FELLOWSHIP AWARD NAMED FOR BRANCH FOUNDER (MORTENSON, MRS PAUL)	8
May 14, 1964	SUE TEUFEL FIRST KIRKLAND RESIDENT TO HEAD BELLEVUE ARTS AND CRAFTS	9
May 14, 1964	HOUGHTON FAMILY TO CRUISE WORLD IN BOAT DESIGNED BY DAD (SIEMENS, ED)	11
May 14, 1964	KIRKLAND TOT TO LEARN JAPANESE THE EASY WAY (HULET, RENEE)	11
May 14, 1964	BRUNO TALKS ON COLLEGE; APPLICATION GETS OKAY	2
May 14, 1964	LOCAL RETAIL SALES VOLUME COMPARED	3
May 14, 1964	OPEN NEW P-X (PHOTO)	10
May 14, 1964	2 PARTNERS RUN MAC’S (MAC’S GARAGE & TOWING)	11
May 14, 1964	JUANITA INCORPORATION STUDY RESULTS DUE	1
May 14, 1964	TEXT BOOKS ON DISPLAY	1
May 14, 1964	GRADUATION SPEAKERS ANNOUNCED (RONGSTAD / BAKKE / WILBUR)	10
May 14, 1964	NURSERY SCHOOL PLANS OPEN HOUSE	11
May 14, 1964	COLLEGE SETS 1ST HOUGHTON GRADUATION	14
May 14, 1964	SWEET ADELINES FROM HERE ARE WINNERS IN CALGARY	7
May 14, 1964	JUANITA ART FAIR PLANNED FOR TWO DAYS	7
May 14, 1964	COUNCIL ELECTS RIDENOUR, ADOPTS RECOMMENDATIONS	1
May 14, 1964	HOUGHTON STREET PLAN CONSIDERED	2
May 14, 1964	JUANITA INCORPORATION STUDY RESULTS DUE	1
May 14, 1964	DIVERS FIND BREAKWATER IS DAMAGED	1
May 14, 1964	FISHERMEN RESCUED (PHOTOS)	3
May 14, 1964	THIEVES BELIEVED CAUSE OF MONDAY MORNING ACCIDENT	1
May 14, 1964	TWO MEN ‘FIX’ PINBALL MACHINE	2
May 14, 1964	GRAY NAMED ADMINISTRATOR OF HOSPITAL (GRAY, AL)	1
May 14, 1964	PATIENTS TIME IN HOSPITAL DROPS 50% IN 30 YEARS	10
May 14, 1964	FAIRFAX HOSPITAL HAS ‘UP PATIENTS’	10
May 14, 1964	WEISS, OSCAR	3
May 14, 1964	RAGSDALE, BONNIE CALDWELL	3
May 14, 1964	ASHTENHAGEN, RICHARD	6
May 14, 1964	GRANT, JOHN J	6
May 14, 1964	GODSBY, MYRTLE A	10
May 14, 1964	FREESE, KATHERINE	11
May 14, 1964	JUANITA PAIRS AND SQUARES TO FETE 16TH ANNIVERSARY	7
May 14, 1964	WORK WANTED ADS OFFERED TO TEENAGERS	1
May 14, 1964	FORMER KANG COACHES HUSKIES AFTER PRO BALL CAREER (LEHMAN, KEN)	4
May 14, 1964	RIFLE TEAM TOP IN STATE	5
May 14, 1964	STATE PARK NO-SHOOTING AREA ASKED	10
May 14, 1964	COUNTY ASKS PLANS FOR 116TH	1
May 14, 1964	INTERCHANGE BRIDGE TO OPEN SOON (PHOTO OF NORTHUP INTERCHANGE)	1
May 14, 1964	ACCESS SOLUTION IS IN SIGHT	1
May 14, 1964	HOUGHTON STREET PLAN CONSIDERED	2
May 14, 1964	SHIRLEY WILLET, DANIEL STAPLETON	8
May 21, 1964	BANK NAMES MANAGER (EDWARDS, WALTER L)	2
May 21, 1964	DIAMOND YEAR MARKED (PHOTO AT NBC)	6
May 21, 1964	BABY’S DEDICATION ATTENDED BY 3 GREAT GRANDPARENTS (CARLSON, DANIEL)	8-B
May 21, 1964	AWC ELECTS GARY GRAEP	1
May 21, 1964	MRS HOWELL NEW PRESIDENT OF WOMEN VOTERS LEAGUE (HOWELL, MRS HARRY)	9
May 21, 1964	INDUSTRIAL PARK ZONE IS REQUESTED	1
May 21, 1964	COLLEGE BUILDING NEW ATHLETIC FIELD	4
May 21, 1964	SECOND APARTMENT OVER LAKE PROPOSED	1
May 21, 1964	WISE OPENS GULL STATION	2
May 21, 1964	4-H CLUBS BUSY IN RANDY (NELSON) DRIVE	3
May 21, 1964	FUND TOPS $12500 (NELSON, RANDY)	3
May 21, 1964	VETERANS’ POPPIES ON SALE	6
May 21, 1964	SCHOOL CHILDREN LAUNCH ANTI-LITTER CAMPAIGN	7
May 21, 1964	FIRST OFFICERS ELECTED FOR PTA COUNCIL	8-A
May 21, 1964	MRS J GOSSELIN RESIGNS	1
May 21, 1964	HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMAS AWARDED TO 27 ADULTS	1
May 21, 1964	DRAMA CLASS FOR TEENS ANNOUNCED	7
May 21, 1964	JOY GLADD, DEAN GRISWOLD	8-A
May 21, 1964	JOAN DOUGLAS, JOHN A LEACOCK	8
May 21, 1964	DIANA GLEASON, GARY PALMER JONES	8
May 21, 1964	SCHOOL CHILDREN LAUNCH ANTI-LITTER CAMPAIGN	7
May 21, 1964	JUMPING THROUGH WINDOW TO ESCAPE FIRE, MAN HURT (NEWTON, RICHARD)	1
May 21, 1964	SMOKE EATERS HALT BLAZE (PHOTO AT HOME OF HEGLEN, THELMA)	2
May 21, 1964	CITY TO PAY MAYOR’S FEES IN LITIGATION	2
May 21, 1964	CAC RECOMMENDS BIENNIUM BUDGET	3
May 21, 1964	HOUGHTON SEWER CONNECTIONS APPROVED	1
May 21, 1964	INDUSTRIAL PARK ZONE IS REQUESTED	1
May 21, 1964	CLUB TO VOTE ON DRIVE TO FORM CITY	1
May 21, 1964	STATE FINDS KIRKLAND JAIL IS RUN WELL	1
May 21, 1964	‘SAFE’ FIREWORKS SALE LEGAL	1
May 21, 1964	HIGH SPEED CHASE ENDS WITH ARREST	1
May 21, 1964	REYNOLDS SUBPOENAED TO HEARING HE ASKED	1
May 21, 1964	ONE ADMITS PART IN THEFT ATTEMPT	1
May 21, 1964	KIRKLAND LIBRARY ADDS NEW RECORDS, REFERENCE MATERIAL	5
May 21, 1964	KREITER, ADAM	8-B
May 21, 1964	NAGEL, ELLA K	8-B
May 21, 1964	PHILLIPS, ALINE MARY	8-B
May 21, 1964	CARRIER, NEAL M	3
May 21, 1964	MERSHON, CHARLES	3
May 21, 1964	NEWCOMERS ASK ABOUT SCHOOLS (WELCOME WAGON)	8-B
May 21, 1964	SCOUT CAMPOREE OPENS TOMORROW	6
May 21, 1964	CITY ACCESS PROJECT MAY MOVE AHEAD	1
May 21, 1964	FOUR-LANING BIDS HOPED FOR IN JUNE	2
May 21, 1964	114TH AVE NOT ON PLANS, ENGINEER SAYS	12
May 21, 1964	TELEPHONE COMPANY MOVE SET	1
May 21, 1964	HOUGHTON SEWER CONNECTIONS APPROVED	1
May 21, 1964	KAREN LARSEN, DARYL TREZISE	8-A
May 21, 1964	VICKIE TOLIN, BILL E WEBB	8
May 21, 1964	JOAN RUTH IVANEK, ALAN JOHNSON	8
May 28, 1964	LARRY NELSON CHOSEN FOR BOYS’ STATE	1
May 28, 1964	PARENTS TAKE WINGS TO SEE SONS GRADUATED (CROSS, HARRY M)	7
May 28, 1964	BLUE-EYED CARRIE LEE WINS HEART OF KIRKLAND PARENTS (CHRISTENSEN)	8
May 28, 1964	GIRL OF YEAR AWARD KEPT IN FAMILY (KENNEY, JOAN)	12
May 28, 1964	CENTER PARKING MARKED ‘RETAIL’	1
May 28, 1964	EQUESTRIAN MISHAPS PUT 2 IN HOSPITAL	1
May 28, 1964	BOYS CAN STILL SIGN FOR Y CAMP	2
May 28, 1964	LAKE WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL TO GRADUATE 385 SENIORS	1
May 28, 1964	WITH DISTRICT FROM START, 2 LW TEACHERS RETIRING (ORTON / BARRIE)	3
May 28, 1964	GRADUATING SENIORS LISTED (PHOTO)	6
May 28, 1964	SECOND HIGH SCHOOL GARDEN CLUB IN STATE FORMED HERE	8
May 28, 1964	MARGIE HUTCHISON, MICHAEL MCINTYRE	8
May 28, 1964	MARJORIE JO STRAND, LARRY JOHNSON	8
May 28, 1964	THREE VIE FOR QUEEN OF STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL	1
May 28, 1964	LONG PLAN COMMISSION MEET TO CONTINUE TONIGHT	1
May 28, 1964	PROPERTY RECOMMENDATION ASKED, BOARD ELECTION HELD	1
May 28, 1964	COMMUNITY REMINDED O F MEMORIAL DAY BEGINNING	1
May 28, 1964	FERTILIZER FOR PARK POSES PROBLEM FOR HOUGHTON	1
May 28, 1964	BEACHES TO OPEN	2
May 28, 1964	REYNOLDS CASE: DECISION ON BACK PAY PENDS	1
May 28, 1964	STUDENTS DIG FOR ARTIFACTS	1
May 28, 1964	HOADLEY, BEULAH	2
May 28, 1964	HARGIS, RICHARD WALDON	3
May 28, 1964	SINGER, WILLIAM D (DON)	3
May 28, 1964	EGGERS, WALTER HENRY	3
May 28, 1964	WINCH, MARGARET	3
May 28, 1964	SECOND HIGH SCHOOL GARDEN CLUB IN STATE FORMED HERE	8
May 28, 1964	SCOUTS TO HONOR TWO WITH TOP RANK, EAGLE (JOHNSTON / SCHROEDER)	7
May 28, 1964	FERTILIZER FOR PARK POSES PROBLEM FOR HOUGHTON	1
May 28, 1964	CITY’S HEAD COUNT RISES	12
May 28, 1964	BUSES BELIEVED LIKELY FOR MASS TRANSIT HERE	1
May 28, 1964	MAIJA HUTTULA, MARTIN HARPER	8
June 4, 1964	HUNGARIAN TO TRAIN H & N HAFLINGERS (MONOSTORY, LASZIO)	6
June 4, 1964	JUANITA COUPLE TO OBSERVE 60TH ANNIVERSARY (BURNS, MR AND MRS DAVID A)	8
June 4, 1964	THEATRE EAST OFFERS COMEDY IN “WALTZ OF TOREADORS”	9
June 4, 1964	LIVELY ARTS PRESENTING TWO PLAYS	9
June 4, 1964	BOY BUILDS CARNIVAL AT JUANITA (DIETZ, CARL)	1
June 4, 1964	KIRKLAND SEA SCOUT CHOSEN FOR TRIP ABOARD NAVY SHIP (WINKLER, STEVE)	3
June 4, 1964	COMMUNITY LEADERS BACK COLLEGE PLAN	1
June 4, 1964	INNOVATIONS NOTED FOR SPECIAL EDUCATION CENTER	1
June 4, 1964	END OF AN ERA (PHOTO OF HOUGHTON DOCK BEING PULLED DOWN)	5
June 4, 1964	MCMANUS TO MANAGE FOODLANE STORE HERE	6
June 4, 1964	EXPLOSION BURNS THREE AT REDMOND (FLOWERS CABINS)	1
June 4, 1964	CHAMBER PROGRAM ON WATER	1
June 4, 1964	PLANNERS ADVISE R-3L ON 2 AREAS	1
June 4, 1964	7-PERIOD DAY SLATED AT KJHS	1
June 4, 1964	LW SCHOOL BOARD TO DECIDE STAND ON SCHOOL CONSOLIDATION LAW	2
June 4, 1964	NORTHWEST COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT ON CAMPUS HERE	7
June 4, 1964	GRAD NIGHT PARTY WAS GALA EVENT	7
June 4, 1964	TOP SCHOLASTIC HONORS GO TO TWO GRADUATES (ALBRIGHT / WILBUR)	7
June 4, 1964	ADULT EDUCATION CLASS (PHOTO)	8
June 4, 1964	JANET ANN THORSOS, STEPHEN A ROBBINS	8
June 4, 1964	MARSHA PREWITT, MICHAEL LINDQUIST	8
June 4, 1964	BEES ARE UNWELCOME GUEST (MYERS, CHARLES O)	2
June 4, 1964	GOVERNOR SPEAKS AT LWHS (ROSSELLINI)	6
June 4, 1964	HOUGHTON SUPERINTENDENT RETIRES AFTER EIGHT YEARS	1
June 4, 1964	RESIDENT SAYS HOUGHTON HAS DOG PROBLEM	2
June 4, 1964	END OF AN ERA (PHOTO OF HOUGHTON DOCK BEING PULLED DOWN)	5
June 4, 1964	JUANITA WATER DISTRICT BUYING SEATTLE WATER	2
June 4, 1964	END OF AN ERA (PHOTO OF HOUGHTON DOCK BEING PULLED DOWN)	5
June 4, 1964	REYNOLDS CASE DUE IN SUPREME COURT	1
June 4, 1964	NEW LIBRARY STUDY GIVEN GREEN LIGHT	1
June 4, 1964	HERE’S YOUR CHOICE TO SEE MISSILE SITE	6
June 4, 1964	BEBA, CLARIBEL	2
June 4, 1964	BARTELLS, GUSTAV L	2
June 4, 1964	WEPPLER, OTTOMAR	2
June 4, 1964	DANIELS, WILLIAM	2
June 4, 1964	ESKILDSON, CARL W	3
June 4, 1964	CAVALIN, PHER	3
June 4, 1964	LOCAL SCOUTS CAMP OUT AT AVONDALE FOR WEEKEND	6
June 4, 1964	BUSINESS-PROFESSIONAL WOMEN INSTALL OFFICERS	8
June 4, 1964	LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS GATHERS SIGNATURES	3
June 4, 1964	SPORTS LETTERS AWARDED	12
June 4, 1964	DRIVER-LESS BOAT CIRCLES	2
June 4, 1964	CITY DADS WRINKLE NOSES AT METRO PUMPING STATION	1
June 4, 1964	JUANITA WATER DISTRICT BUYING SEATTLE WATER	2
June 11, 1964	HEISDORF TO HOST GERMANS	13
June 11, 1964	POPS MUSIC TO PROMOTE THEATRE EAST	13
June 11, 1964	JUANITA’S SEATTLE-FIRST BRANCH TO OPEN JUNE 17 (SKETCH)	3
June 11, 1964	SNOW-PACK LEADS TO MONEY-SAVER (WATSON, G H)	1
June 11, 1964	C STREETER IS RETIRING (STREETER, CLARENCE B)	6
June 11, 1964	TRIP TO HOLLAND PROVED TRUE (ATTERBERRY, H E)	12
June 11, 1964	WORLD TRAVELER TO KEEP IN PRACTICE (OSTENDORF, FRED)	12
June 11, 1964	LOCAL MOM’S SON TO OFFER FIRST MASS (THOMAS, MILTON A)	13
June 11, 1964	TWO FROM KIRKLAND SING WITH APOSTLES QUARTET (HOOPS / FINE)	15
June 11, 1964	SCHOOL DISTRICTS APPEAL FOR COLLEGE	1
June 11, 1964	SPECIAL EDUCATION CENTER (SKETCH)	13
June 11, 1964	TENTH ELEMENTARY SCHOOL (SKETCH OF AUDUBON ELEMENTARY)	13
June 11, 1964	THOMAS APARTMENT QUESTIONED AGAIN	1
June 11, 1964	COUNCIL OKAYS APARTMENT SITE FILLING	3
June 11, 1964	SUIT TO BLOCK HIGH-RISE IN HOUGHTON POSTPONED	13
June 11, 1964	TV STORE TO OPEN (ROSE HILL TELEVISION CENTER)	6
June 11, 1964	CHAMBER GETS FAN LETTER	13
June 11, 1964	FOWLER SAYS ANNEXATION THREATENS INCORPORATION (JUANITA)	1
June 11, 1964	PLANNERS MEET TONIGHT ON 2 ZONING PROBLEMS	1
June 11, 1964	FORCED SCHOOL MERGER LOOMS POSSIBILITY	1
June 11, 1964	DEADLINE ON SCHOOL BOARD APPLICATIONS SET	2
June 11, 1964	CAROLE THOMSEN, GERALD SAMPONT	10
June 11, 1964	JUDITH ANN HOYT, MICHAEL J LUX	10
June 11, 1964	MARJORIE CAROL GOULD, THOMAS GREEN	10
June 11, 1964	EAGLES ADD KID’S UNIT TO PARADE	1
June 11, 1964	HOUGHTON PLANNING FUNDS APPROVED	2
June 11, 1964	SUIT TO BLOCK HIGH-RISE IN HOUGHTON POSTPONED	13
June 11, 1964	FOWLER SAYS ANNEXATION THREATENS INCORPORATION (JUANITA)	1
June 11, 1964	HEARING IN DOUBT (REYNOLDS, CLEM)	1
June 11, 1964	ROCK ROLLED AWAY FROM TRAILS END	2
June 11, 1964	JACKSON, HERVIT	13
June 11, 1964	NEWCOMERS TO AREA HAVE INTERNATIONAL BACKGROUND (WELCOME WAGON)	12
June 11, 1964	WOMAN’S CLUB BREAKFAST HAS INTERNATIONAL FLAVOR	10
June 11, 1964	CARNIVAL TO BOOST EVANS	2
June 11, 1964	SUMMER PROGRAMS OFFERED HANDICAPPED	12
June 11, 1964	LAMBERT NAMED TOP KINGCO-PUGET PLAYER (LAMBERT, DAVE)	4
June 11, 1964	KIRKLAND HIGH AWARDS SPORTS LETTERS	6
June 11, 1964	LITTLE LEAGUERS TO DEDICATE FIELD	4
June 11, 1964	PICTURE OF ANCIENT TEMPLE SHOWN AT NORTHWEST	3
June 11, 1964	LUTHERANS TO INSTALL NEW PASTOR (BREMER, E MELVIN)	9
June 11, 1964	INGLEWOOD WILL INSTALL PASTOR SUNDAY (VAUGHN, ROBERT P)	15
June 11, 1964	‘BIT OF NOSTALGIA’ TO CHUFF THROUGH AREA SATURDAY	1
June 11, 1964	ANN RUTLEDGE, DENNIS FAHLEN	10
June 18, 1964	BITZ BARBER SHOP -NOW OPEN	9
June 18, 1964	SEVEN LIVELY ARTS SLATES PLAY OPENING	13
June 18, 1964	SATURDAY FETE TO HONOR ‘GRAND OLD BASEBALLER’ (JONES, OWEN ‘JONSIE’)	1
June 18, 1964	CADET MYNAR HELPS LEAD ACADEMY TOUR	3
June 18, 1964	KNECHTGES WINS AWARD	3
June 18, 1964	NEIGHBORHOOD PARTY HONORS MRS BIRNBAUM (BIRNBAUM, MRS ANTON)	13
June 18, 1964	LAGGING KIRKLAND BUILDING ACTIVITY RALLIES THIS MONTH	1
June 18, 1964	WARD’S MARKET PROMOTES J AMATO SR	3
June 18, 1964	FALL INJURES CITY WORKER (RAUUM, LARRY)	1
June 18, 1964	DEVELOPER LAMBASTES INCORPORATION MOVE (JUANITA)	1
June 18, 1964	LAGGING KIRKLAND BUILDING ACTIVITY RALLIES THIS MONTH	1
June 18, 1964	R-3L ZONE WOULD SERVE AS RESIDENTIAL BUFFER	1
June 18, 1964	UNITING NOT FORCED BY ANNEXATION	1
June 18, 1964	SIX ‘A’ STUDENTS TOP JUNIOR HIGH HONOR ROLL	10
June 18, 1964	JOANNE LESETH, ROBERT THATCHER	13
June 18, 1964	POLICE CAN’T CATCH DEER LIKE STEER	2
June 18, 1964	PARKS DEPARTMENT PLANS PET SHOW HERE TOMORROW	1
June 18, 1964	PARADE UNITS ANNOUNCED FOR STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL	10
June 18, 1964	NEW INDUSTRY PLANS TO MOVE TO KIRKLAND (UNNAMED CHEMICAL FIRM)	1
June 18, 1964	DEVELOPER LAMBASTES INCORPORATION MOVE (JUANITA)	1
June 18, 1964	YOUTH CHARGED IN HIT-RUN, ASSAULT	2
June 18, 1964	FIREWORKS ORDINANCE IS APPROVED	2
June 18, 1964	BUSINESS WOMEN PROPOSE KIRKLAND HOSPITAL ANNEX	10
June 18, 1964	ARTIFACTS UNCOVERED (AT MARYMOOR PARK)	16
June 18, 1964	KINDER, GARL MILTON	10
June 18, 1964	KINDER, GARL MILTON (JACK)	15
June 18, 1964	GATTEN, GERDA AUGUSTA	15
June 18, 1964	GARDEN CLUB TOP WINNER IN STATE	10
June 18, 1964	COSTA RICA NEWCOMERS HELPED WITH LANGUAGE (WELCOME WAGON)	13
June 18, 1964	‘SCHOLASTIC’ IS ‘SLANTED’, BOARD TOLD (BOEHM, HAROLD)	3
June 18, 1964	CONTRIBUTORS TO NEW EVEREST FIELD HONORED	4
June 18, 1964	NEW LITTLE LEAGUE FIELD DEDICATED	4
June 18, 1964	BAPTIST PASTOR AND WIFE WELCOMED HOME FROM TOUR (SHOEMAKER, CHARLES)	13
June 18, 1964	‘PADDLE BOAT’ CHUGS ON LAKE (W T PRESTON)	7
June 18, 1964	RAIN DAMPENS YARROW WORK	1
June 18, 1964	ACCESS BID OPENING SCHEDULED JULY 2	1
June 18, 1964	POINTS DRIVE BEING REBUILT	2
June 18, 1964	SOUTH LAKE SIDEWALK CONTRACTED	2
June 18, 1964	CITY ASKS FEDERAL AID FOR SEWER PLAN	1
June 18, 1964	WEST COAST MERGER SEEN ON JUNE 30	3
June 18, 1964	RAIN DAMPENS YARROW WORK	1
June 18, 1964	ALICE ELAINE MOSER, FRANK WIRTZ	8
June 18, 1964	DIANA GLEASON, GARY JONES	8
June 18, 1964	JOANNE FORBES, EDWARD DELIGAN	8
June 18, 1964	MARY ANN HANSEN, GLENN JOLLEY	8
June 18, 1964	AGNES WIMER, A B CALL	9
June 18, 1964	BEVERLY PIERCE, JOHN GROHN	10
June 25, 1964	SPAIN THEME OF CELLAR GALLERY FETE	PX-4
June 25, 1964	SCOTT TO TEACH DRAMA ON ARTS LEAGUE PROGRAM (SCOTT, E MILTON)	9
June 25, 1964	2 KIRKLAND WEAVERS INVITED TO COMPETE IN BELLEVUE FAIR (REUTER / BURHEN)	10
June 25, 1964	KIRKLAND GIRL CHOSEN AS SEA FAIR PRINCESS (HUMPHREY, RAEDEAN)	9
June 25, 1964	RUMANIAN PRINCESS WARNS OF COMMUNISM (LOVEJOY, JAMES E)	11
June 25, 1964	$250,000 PROJECT STARTS (SKETCH OF EASTSIDE CHEVROLET)	1
June 25, 1964	OBJECTIONS INDICATE MARINE INDUSTRY MAY BE IN WIND	3
June 25, 1964	SITE WORK UNDER WAY (PHOTO OF EASTSIDE CHEVROLET SITE)	12
June 25, 1964	LWSD AWARDS MANY BIDS	16
June 25, 1964	CHURCH ADDITION (PHOTO OF ST JOHN’S EPISCOPAL)	12
June 25, 1964	HOUGHTON COUNCIL APPROVES PEBBLE BEACH APARTMENTS	11
June 25, 1964	FISH ‘N’ CHIPS SLATES GRAND OPENING HERE	10
June 25, 1964	JUANITA CITY DRIVE VOTE IS POSTPONED	1
June 25, 1964	DEVELOPMENT DESCRIBED (KINGSGATE HIGHLANDS)	1
June 25, 1964	UNDER STUDY INCORPORATION (MAP OF JUANITA)	2
June 25, 1964	COMMISSION NIXES R-3 FOR BIG AREA	12
June 25, 1964	RECREATION PROGRAM ON A 2 ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS	5
June 25, 1964	‘AERIAL SURGEONS’ AT WORK TO KEEP POWER FLOWING HERE	PX-4
June 25, 1964	EAGLES SPONSOR COMMUNITY EVENT (STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL)	1
June 25, 1964	IT RAINS CATS AND DOGS AND ‘SLUG’ AT PET SHOW FRIDAY	7
June 25, 1964	VIGILANTES TO ‘SHOOT UP’ KIRKLAND IN EAGLES’ PARADE	11
June 25, 1964	HOW REDISTRICTING WOULD HIT 48TH DISTRICT	1
June 25, 1964	HOUGHTON COUNCIL APPROVES PEBBLE BEACH APARTMENTS	11
June 25, 1964	OBJECTIONS INDICATE MARINE INDUSTRY MAY BE IN WIND	3
June 25, 1964	JUANITA CITY DRIVE VOTE IS POSTPONED	1
June 25, 1964	UNDER STUDY INCORPORATION (MAP OF JUANITA)	2
June 25, 1964	OBJECTIONS INDICATE MARINE INDUSTRY MAY BE IN WIND	3
June 25, 1964	HEARING TO REOPEN (REYNOLDS, CLEM)	1
June 25, 1964	SERIES OF MARINE THEFTS CLEARED UP	1
June 25, 1964	TOPLESS SWIM SUIT WEARERS TO BE PINCHED, ER, ARRESTED	2
June 25, 1964	POLICE FIND ITEMS ALLEGEDLY STOLEN	2
June 25, 1964	COURT CASES: BUS STRIKE BRINGS HIM DOUBLE TROUBLE	3
June 25, 1964	MAN PICKS WRONG PLACE AND NAME	12
June 25, 1964	POLICE RADIO TURNOVER COSTS CITY	12
June 25, 1964	BABIES FED NEW WAY AT KIRKLAND HOSPITAL	PX-4
June 25, 1964	DOUSSEAU, HELEN MOORE	10
June 25, 1964	BAUNACH, RUDOLF	10
June 25, 1964	WALLACE, WILLIAM	11
June 25, 1964	WILLIAMSON, ROBERT P	15
June 25, 1964	NELSON, WALTER EDWARD	15
June 25, 1964	NEWLYWEDS ESTABLISH FIRST HOMES IN KIRKLAND AREA (WELCOME WAGON)	9
June 25, 1964	BEAUTIFICATION AWARD (PHOTO OF ANDERSEN, IVER OF EAST SIDE GARDEN CLUB)	10
June 25, 1964	YMCA PLANS OFFICES	13
June 25, 1964	YOUNG JOURNALIST REPORTS ON HIGH SCHOOL WORKSHOP (BUTTERFIELD , PAUL)	11
June 25, 1964	REAL ESTATE MEN ELECT SCHOURUP (SCHOURUP, WILLIAM)	10
June 25, 1964	NATIONAL CHAMPS TO BATTLE REDMOND CONNIES SUNDAY	4
June 25, 1964	SWIMMING FOR HANDICAPPED OPENS TODAY ON EAST SIDE	6
June 25, 1964	1964 KIRKLAND RUTHERS (PHOTOS)	13
June 25, 1964	SAFE BOAT WEEK PROCLAIMED	6
June 25, 1964	BRIDGE TRAFFIC COUNT DOWN – QUESTIONS UP	2
June 25, 1964	‘AERIAL SURGEONS’ AT WORK TO KEEP POWER FLOWING HERE	PX-4
June 25, 1964	RAIN FALLS, SO DO FUNDS	1
June 25, 1964	VALVE TWIST BRINGS YOU TOLT’S H20	1
June 25, 1964	UNDERGROUND POWER SYSTEM PRICE REDUCED	11
June 25, 1964	HELEN BARNREITER, THOMAS W ALDEN	8
June 25, 1964	PAMELA GATES, DERALD OWENS	8
June 25, 1964	KAY NICHOLS, LARRY VANDEL	8
July 2, 1964	GUILD ORGANIZED TO PROMOTE EAST SIDE YOUTH SYMPHONY	9
July 2, 1964	EX HOUGHTON MAYOR NOW DUDE RANCHING (BASS, TOM)	5
July 2, 1964	KIRKLAND PENNEY’S STORE RENOVATION IS UNDER WAY	3
July 2, 1964	COLLEGE PLANS $100,000 CHAPEL	5
July 2, 1964	WRECK SCENE LOOKS LIKE DISASTER (5-CAR WRECK ON MARKET ST)	1
July 2, 1964	GIRL, BIKE PLUNGE OFF CITY DOCK (RAMOS, LANELLE)	1
July 2, 1964	WEE-HOUR OARSMEN ‘CHILLED’	1
July 2, 1964	SCARY MOMENTS FOR MOM AFTER CAR ROLLS OFF BANK (BROTHERS, MRS ERNEST)	2
July 2, 1964	NAME HEALEY UGN COLONEL FOR KIRKLAND (HEALEY, LEO M)	PX-4
July 2, 1964	YO, HO, HO (PHOTO OF KIDS AT “PIRATE DAY”)	4
July 2, 1964	FIRMS ANNOUNCE TWO NEW DEVELOPMENTS	7
July 2, 1964	NORTHWEST ELECTS SPRADLEY (SPRADLEY, LYLE)	2
July 2, 1964	‘MASTER PLAN’ CALLS FOR ONE KING COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT	3
July 2, 1964	BEAUTIFICATION PROJECT (PHOTOS OF WEED REMOVAL DOWNTOWN)	7
July 2, 1964	OLD SOL SHINES FOR PARADE (PHOTOS OF STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL)	1
July 2, 1964	FIREWORKS ON SALE HERE FIRST TIME IN RECENT YEARS	1
July 2, 1964	SAND POINT SCHEDULE FIREWORKS	3
July 2, 1964	EASEMENTS SOUGHT FOR HOUGHTON SEWER LINES (AERIAL PHOTO)	6
July 2, 1964	WEE-HOUR OARSMEN ‘CHILLED’	1
July 2, 1964	BIG BARGE BEING REPAIRED BOGS DOWN AT CITY DOCK	1
July 2, 1964	SENTENCE IMPOSITION ON NINE CHARGES (ENOCHS, WESLEY)	PX-4
July 2, 1964	NEW TACTIC TRIED TO CANCEL HEARING (REYNOLDS, CLEM)	1
July 2, 1964	WEE-HOUR OARSMEN ‘CHILLED’	1
July 2, 1964	FIREWORKS ON SALE HERE FIRST TIME IN RECENT YEARS	1
July 2, 1964	GREENERY WRECKED (PHOTO OF DENTON, HARRY)	11
July 2, 1964	MAN, 25, FACES SECOND-DEGREE BURGLARY CHARGE	12
July 2, 1964	HOUGHTON LIBRARY HAS STORY TELLER	9
July 2, 1964	MEETING SLATED TO GIVE HOSPITAL AUXILIARY INFO	8
July 2, 1964	WILKINSON, ELMA	6
July 2, 1964	FRANKLIN, ARTHUR	11
July 2, 1964	48TH DEMS CHOOSE HQ IN KIRKLAND	3
July 2, 1964	SADDLE CLUB’S HORSE SHOW AT STATE PARK JULY 3-5	PX-4
July 2, 1964	QUEENS SHARE SPORT OF KINGS AT KIRKLAND (HORSE RACING)	8
July 2, 1964	AAA CITES KIRKLAND FOR SAFETY	12
July 2, 1964	WEE-HOUR OARSMEN ‘CHILLED’	1
July 2, 1964	BIG BARGE BEING REPAIRED BOGS DOWN AT CITY DOCK	1
July 2, 1964	RAIN PROVES ROAD BLOCK TO COUNTY CONSTRUCTION	PX-4
July 2, 1964	TOLT’S FLOW RILES UP WATER AND RESIDENTS	1
July 2, 1964	EASEMENTS SOUGHT FOR HOUGHTON SEWER LINES (AERIAL PHOTO)	6
July 2, 1964	BIDS OPENED FOR TRANSFER STATION HERE	7
July 2, 1964	RAIN PROVES ROAD BLOCK TO COUNTY CONSTRUCTION	PX-4
July 2, 1964	BETTE BRIGGS, WILLIAM M STOESER	8
July 2, 1964	ROBERTA KISSLING, JAMES GIOVANNINI	8
July 9, 1964	PRAISE, ‘FIRE’ HIT 7 ARTS	1
July 9, 1964	DRIFTWOOD CLUB STAGING SHOW	8
July 9, 1964	FRENCH GIRL COMING ‘HOME’ (ROSSIER, ANNE MARIE)	1
July 9, 1964	GIRL FROM KIRKLAND WINS IN INTERNATIONAL FOX TROTTING (JOHNS, JEANETTE)	4
July 9, 1964	MISS KIRKLAND PASSES REQUIREMENTS TEST FOR MISS WASHINGTON (JOHNSON, R)	6
July 9, 1964	PLANTING AREA DEDICATED (ROBINSON, MRS KEITH)	8
July 9, 1964	FAMILY HONORS MRS BROWN AT FOURTH OF JULY REUNION (BROWN, MRS CHRIS C)	8
July 9, 1964	‘SHURE AND A SHILLELAGH IS BUT A WALKING STICK’ (LINDAHL, GEORGE)	9
July 9, 1964	Y TIME EXTENSION NIXED BY COUNCIL	1
July 9, 1964	250-FOOT LANDMARK IS DOOMED (PHOTO OF RADIO TOWER)	1
July 9, 1964	HOUGHTON THEATRE REQUESTED	3
July 9, 1964	KOOISTRAS OPEN NEW BUSINESS (BOB’S FEED AND GARDEN)	PX-4
July 9, 1964	CENTRAL PARK STABLES FORMED FROM MERGER	3
July 9, 1964	OKAY ASKED FOR ‘PARLOR’	3
July 9, 1964	YOUTH DIES, KANG CHEERLEADER HURT (HOLLAND, HENRY JR & SCHOEN, BEVERLY)	1
July 9, 1964	SERVICE NOT FORGOTTEN (GOSSELIN, JANE)	2
July 9, 1964	ROBERTA (TOBI) JENSEN, DAVID SNOW	8
July 9, 1964	BINKI LERCHER, WILLIAM HENRY HILL	8
July 9, 1964	JESSIE ANNE LEIGHTON, BRUCE CROSS	8
July 9, 1964	HOUGHTON THEATRE REQUESTED	3
July 9, 1964	CITY OKAYS STATE USE OF LAND (NORTHUP INTERCHANGE)	1
July 9, 1964	Y TIME EXTENSION NIXED BY COUNCIL	1
July 9, 1964	PRAISE, ‘FIRE’ HIT 7 ARTS	1
July 9, 1964	COMMERCIAL, 3RD DECIDED ON FOR PUMP	1
July 9, 1964	HOUGHTON ADDS SEVENTH PRECINCT	2
July 9, 1964	JAYCEES TO BUILD BEACH WALL	PX-4
July 9, 1964	POLICE CRACKING DOWN ON DRINKING BY MINORS	1
July 9, 1964	COMMISSION POSTPONES C REYNOLDS HEARING	1
July 9, 1964	HOLLAND, HENRY FINCH JR	1
July 9, 1964	DUNKEL, STINE W	9
July 9, 1964	HAWTHORNE, LUTHER L	9
July 9, 1964	DAY, JOSEPH	9
July 9, 1964	Y TIME EXTENSION NIXED BY COUNCIL	1
July 9, 1964	TV STARS DAY HELD AT TWO PLAYGROUNDS	4
July 9, 1964	FRIDAY WILL BE REVERSED (BACKWARDS DAY)	4
July 9, 1964	KIRKLAND EAGLES LEAD NORTHWEST LEAGUE	4
July 9, 1964	‘BIGGEST KIRKLAND KUP YET’ SCHEDULED FOR AUGUST 8 HERE	4
July 9, 1964	ORIOLES WIN THIRD TITLE	5
July 9, 1964	INTERCHANGE NEARING OPENING (AERIAL PHOTO OF YARROW BAY INTERCHANGE)	PX-4
July 9, 1964	ACCESS BID $370,000	1
July 9, 1964	CITY OKAYS STATE USE OF LAND (NORTHUP INTERCHANGE)	1
July 9, 1964	KIRKLAND-STATE ST TIE-UP TO LAST LONG	3
July 9, 1964	CITY ROAD OILING RECEIVES PRAISE	3
July 9, 1964	ONE SEWER JOB DONE, 2ND NEAR COMPLETION	2
July 9, 1964	DIST 81 WATER SHUT OFF BY BREAK	9
July 9, 1964	JOAN DOUGLAS, JOHN PEACOCK JR	8
July 9, 1964	PATRICIA STONE, EARLE PRICE	8
July 16, 1964	ROSE HILL COUPLE HONORED (VOORHEES, MR & MRS HAROLD)	8
July 16, 1964	THEATRE EAST OPENS ‘FUN’ PLAY FRIDAY	11
July 16, 1964	KIRKLAND SCOUT LANDS FROM NAVY CRUISE (WINKLER, STEVE)	6
July 16, 1964	BIBLE STUDY LEADS TO TOUR OF HOLY LANDS (KEAN, GERALDINE)	10
July 16, 1964	’64 BUILDING NIPS HEELS OF RECORD	2
July 16, 1964	CHURCH NEARS COMPLETION (PHOTO OF ST PAUL’S LUTHERAN)	13
July 16, 1964	BACKWARDS (PHOTO OF ‘BACKWARDS DAY’)	7
July 16, 1964	JUDITH ANN TIDWELL, RUSSELL CHRISTENSEN	8
July 16, 1964	FIRE HYDRANT BILL PUZZLES HOUGHTON	1
July 16, 1964	LELAND, ANDERSEN BELIEVE REDISTRICTING SESSION ‘INEVITABLE’	1
July 16, 1964	GOVERNOR DUE HERE	3
July 16, 1964	CIVIC CENTER’S SIGN SHOP SEEN SHIFTING	1
July 16, 1964	FIRE HYDRANT BILL PUZZLES HOUGHTON	1
July 16, 1964	FILL NEEDS HOUGHTON APPROVAL	1
July 16, 1964	YOUNG ‘INDUSTRY’ PRODUCING NEW VERSION OF OLD IDEA (SHANANDER, GARY)	6
July 16, 1964	NEW VOTER’S REGISTRAR FOR JUANITA ANNOUNCED (GARRISON, MARY)	1
July 16, 1964	HEADED FOR SHIPYARDS (PHOTO OF BARGE)	2
July 16, 1964	CIVIL SERVICE HEARING INDEFINITELY POSTPONED (REYNOLDS, CLEM)	1
July 16, 1964	BOAT STORE BURGLARIZED	1
July 16, 1964	DRIVER MISSES FERRY; CAR HITS BOULDER HEAD ON	2
July 16, 1964	MOTORIST FOUND GUILTY, FINED $150	6
July 16, 1964	MRS MARSH IS APPOINTED (MARSH, MRS JERRY)	9
July 16, 1964	BENNETT, JOHN	6
July 16, 1964	NEW RESIDENTS COME HOME TO KIRKLAND (WELCOME WAGON)	9
July 16, 1964	NEW VOTER’S REGISTRAR FOR JUANITA ANNOUNCED (GARRISON, MARY)	1
July 16, 1964	A LELAND, J ANDERSEN FILE FOR RE-ELECTION IN 48TH	3
July 16, 1964	PAUL TAYLOR DRAWS 3-GAME SUSPENSION	2
July 16, 1964	11-0 SHUTOUT CARRIES GIANTS TO LITTLE NATIONAL PENNANT	4
July 16, 1964	HEADED FOR SHIPYARDS (PHOTO OF BARGE)	2
July 16, 1964	ACCESS JOB DUE TO START MONDAY	1
July 16, 1964	REDMOND C OF C ASKS ACCESS FIRST	11
July 16, 1964	MCKAY PREDICTS INTERCHANGE OPEN IN LATTER AUGUST	11
July 16, 1964	PROPERTY OWNERS PROTEST PIPE LINE	1
July 16, 1964	PHONE TONE CHANGE SET	1
July 16, 1964	RELIEF PROMISED FOR LOW WATER PRESSURE AREA	14
July 16, 1964	CAROLE JEAN STUNTZ, KJARTAN JOHAN SPURKELAND	8
July 16, 1964	MARY WINSHIP, DALE WALKER	8
July 16, 1964	JANICE MCKEE, MICHAEL DOWNS	8
July 16, 1964	MARY JO ROTTER, DWIGHT CARVER	10
July 16, 1964	HELEN BENGSTON, GERALD NASH	10
July 23, 1964	ROAD LEADS TO BELLEVUE ART FAIR	7
July 23, 1964	SURF TUGS YOUTH, 18, INTO OCEAN (FORCIER, GARY)	1
July 23, 1964	LOCAL GIRLS PLACE 2ND IN BIBLE QUIZ (HAND, LUCIA & STONE, JUDY)	8
July 23, 1964	PERMIT FOR DRIVE-IN APPROVED (BRISKY’S CORNER)	1
July 23, 1964	BOARD APPROVES CENTER (HOUGHTON SHOPPING CENTER)	1
July 23, 1964	BOOSTERS ASK OKAY TO USE SCHOOL LAND DURING DERBY	3
July 23, 1964	CITY TO CONDEMN PRIMEAU HOUSE	1
July 23, 1964	ZONING APPROVED	2
July 23, 1964	BOARD NAMES W RIDENOUR	1
July 23, 1964	BOARD WANTS MERGER LAW CHANGED, VS SINGLE DISTRICT	1
July 23, 1964	REPORT ASKS CONSERVATION BE REQUIRED SCHOOL SUBJECT	3
July 23, 1964	SCHOOLS GAIN 9 IN TEACHER HIRING	3
July 23, 1964	BOEHM REQUEST DENIED	3
July 23, 1964	NELLIE LAGERS, ALBERT J HOLM	8
July 23, 1964	MARILYN WOLFE, DAN GRAVES	8
July 23, 1964	$5000 BLAZE WRECKS FLAGS, YULE DECORATIONS	1
July 23, 1964	CITY TO CONDEMN PRIMEAU HOUSE	1
July 23, 1964	‘WELL BABY’ CLINIC STARTS POLIO VACCINE PROGRAM	9
July 23, 1964	PERMIT FOR DRIVE-IN APPROVED (BRISKY’S CORNER)	1
July 23, 1964	BOARD APPROVES CENTER (HOUGHTON SHOPPING CENTER)	1
July 23, 1964	CAMPAIGN FOR CITY OF JUANITA OPENS	1
July 23, 1964	CITY, CLEM REYNOLDS SETTLE	1
July 23, 1964	JOHNSON, ELMER	2
July 23, 1964	BARKER, CLARA	6
July 23, 1964	JOHNSON, BUNN	6
July 23, 1964	BLACK, BESSIE	7
July 23, 1964	GARDEN CLUB FORMED HERE	4
July 23, 1964	MANY EX-SEATTLEITES SETTLE IN KIRKLAND (WELCOME WAGON)	9
July 23, 1964	VFW HOLDS WRITING CONTEST	12
July 23, 1964	ELLIOTT ROOSEVELT VIEWS GOLDWATER	1
July 23, 1964	LEAGUE REGISTERS 1021 VOTERS	8
July 23, 1964	LUNDVALL BUYS RE FIRM	1
July 23, 1964	KIRKLANDER WINS NW ARCHERY CROWN (HARTMAN, LARRY)	5
July 23, 1964	COUNTY EARMARKS $ FOR MARYMOOR	6
July 23, 1964	LIGHT STUDY CONTINUES AT LAKE ST	1
July 23, 1964	MADELINE HALLS, MICHAEL MOORE	7
July 23, 1964	PATRICIA DUBOIS, NELS SODERSTROM	8
July 23, 1964	SU ZAN CHRISTENSEN, S DOUGLAS HOXSEY	8
July 30, 1964	TWO ANNIVERSARIES MARKED BY DR & MRS MCKIBBEN	8
July 30, 1964	MR AND MRS L M NELSON OBSERVE 50TH ANNIVERSARY	10
July 30, 1964	‘OPAL’ IS FUN PLAY; SETS, LEAD SUPERB	8
July 30, 1964	MISS MARGARET HARNISH TO GIVE VIOLIN RECITAL	10
July 30, 1964	FIRS SHOW (PHOTO OF HECK, PATRICIA AND TERRIER)	2
July 30, 1964	SAFETY AWARD (PHOTO OF OSBERG, ALAN)	2
July 30, 1964	ENGLISH FAMILY LIKES NW SCENERY, BUT NOT RAIN (MCCARTHY, BRIAN J)	5
July 30, 1964	PRIZE WINNER (PHOTO BY FORTESCUE, ERNIE)	7
July 30, 1964	GIRLS SOLVE PROBLEM BY STARTING PLAY SCHOOL (STORAASLI / SEABLOOM)	9
July 30, 1964	PECOR JOINS HYDRO FIRM AS SPECIALIST (PECOR, C HARVEY)	10
July 30, 1964	NEW DAUGHTER ENDS SUCCESSION OF BOYS (WINKLER, MR AND MRS MAURICE)	10
July 30, 1964	THEATRE OKAYED ON DOUBTFUL VOTE (BRISKY’S CORNER)	1
July 30, 1964	SCHOOLS OBJECT TO SHOPPING CENTER (HOUGHTON)	1
July 30, 1964	LW BOARD ACCEPTS BIDS	1
July 30, 1964	COUNCIL OKAYS AUTO AGENCY	1
July 30, 1964	FITZPATRICK NOW OWNS GENERAL CO (FITZPATRICK, DELBERT)	8
July 30, 1964	$4,000,000 FOR BUILDING BY LOCAL FIRM	14
July 30, 1964	SAW INJURES 19-YEAR-OLD (BURGHDUFF, JAMES)	1
July 30, 1964	TRUCK HITS BRIDGE, TWISTS TRACK	1
July 30, 1964	NIXON MAN (PHOTO OF JORGENSEN, ERIC)	2
July 30, 1964	WAVERLY WAY VARIANCE ASKED	1
July 30, 1964	SCHOOLS OBJECT TO SHOPPING CENTER (HOUGHTON)	1
July 30, 1964	CITIZENS URGE CLASSROOM SPACE	3
July 30, 1964	HIGH SCHOOL TO CONTINUE ‘BOOKSTORE’	14
July 30, 1964	SALLY HARDENBROOK, PETER B KELLY	8
July 30, 1964	THEATRE OKAYED ON DOUBTFUL VOTE (BRISKY’S CORNER)	1
July 30, 1964	‘LAKE’S FOR BIRDS’, DUCKING QUACKS (GASSLANDER, RICHARD)	10
July 30, 1964	THEATRE OKAYED ON DOUBTFUL VOTE (BRISKY’S CORNER)	1
July 30, 1964	SCHOOLS OBJECT TO SHOPPING CENTER (HOUGHTON)	1
July 30, 1964	‘COLD WAR’ ERUPTS ON INCORPORATION	1
July 30, 1964	LANDLORD WINS SUIT (12146 94TH AVE NE)	1
July 30, 1964	JUDGE SETS ASSAULT TRIAL	10
July 30, 1964	MCGUIRE, WANDA	8
July 30, 1964	MRS GREEN ‘TALKS TURKEY’ TO ROTARY (GREEN, ELEANOR)	3
July 30, 1964	MANY TOSS HAT IN RING	1
July 30, 1964	A KNIGHT CHARGES ‘TEAM’ TRYING TO ‘FREEZE ME OUT’	2
July 30, 1964	3 LOCAL WOMEN TO ATTEND WRITER’S CONFAB (ROSS / MACDONALD / HENNING)	8
July 30, 1964	1964 KUP TO FEATURE SKY-DIVERS	1
July 30, 1964	JAYCEES SEEK DONATIONS FOR KIRKLAND HYDRO RACES	1
July 30, 1964	TAYLOR QUITS EAGLES, HOPES FOR CONTRACT (TAYLOR, PAUL)	4
July 30, 1964	BIKE DERBY PUMPING TO REDMOND	5
July 30, 1964	PHOTOS OF SOFTBALL TEAMS	6
July 30, 1964	TRUCK HITS BRIDGE, TWISTS TRACK	1
July 30, 1964	OVERPASS WORK SET	1
July 30, 1964	BRIDGE TRAFFIC SETS RECORD	1
July 30, 1964	TRUCK HITS BRIDGE, TWISTS TRACK	1
July 30, 1964	7TH, CENTRAL WAY RESURFACING SLATED	1
July 30, 1964	BOTTLENECK BROKEN (PHOTO OF STATE ST & KIRKLAND AVE)	3
July 30, 1964	‘HEAVY’ POWER USERS RECEIVING RATE CUT	3
July 30, 1964	CAROL FISHER, PAUL BOETTCHER	8
July 30, 1964	JANICE MAE RUSSELL, ROBERT TAYLOR	8
August 6, 1964	LOCAL COUPLE MARK 63RD ANNIVERSARY (MACK, MR AND MRS OSCAR)	7
August 6, 1964	SACRED CONCERT TO FEATURE MRS PETERSON AS SOLOIST	7
August 6, 1964	SEATTLE FEDERAL UPS EXECUTIVES	10
August 6, 1964	LOOK MA, NO ROPES (CORDELL, JEFF)	1
August 6, 1964	KIRKLAND TO WELCOME ‘ADOPTED’ FRENCH GIRL (ROSSIER, ANNE MARIE)	2
August 6, 1964	ONE-ARMED SWIMMER OVERCOMES HANDICAP (MJELDE, JIM)	4
August 6, 1964	SHAWHAN FAMILY NOW SETTLED IN LOUISIANA	6
August 6, 1964	OVERLAKE HOSPITAL BID LET	10
August 6, 1964	VANDALISM CAUSES DELAYS AT NORKIRK	11
August 6, 1964	PLANNED APARTMENT TO TOP 60 UNITS	1
August 6, 1964	KILCUP RUNS ENCO STATION	5
August 6, 1964	PANORAMA TO DEVELOP 40 ACRES	3
August 6, 1964	VIRGINIA BROOKMAN, PETER BOOKWALTER	8
August 6, 1964	RESIDENTS REPORT EARTHQUAKE	3
August 6, 1964	MORE THAN 2000 DUE FOR KIRKLAND KUP	1
August 6, 1964	KIRKLAND KUP PARKING (MAP)	2
August 6, 1964	KIRKLAND KUP COMING SATURDAY (PHOTOS)	13
August 6, 1964	FIREMEN DIFFER ON NEW CODE	6
August 6, 1964	MULTI-MILLION COST SET ON CITY PROGRAM	1
August 6, 1964	E HATCH APPOINTED (HATCH, EUGENE)	1
August 6, 1964	NEW FLAGS DUE HOLIDAY	11
August 6, 1964	BRIDGE ‘PRETTY WELL SHOT’, ‘SAVE JUANITA’ GROUP TOLD	2
August 6, 1964	PROPOSED JUANITA WOULD MEET SEATTLE AT MID-LAKE	3
August 6, 1964	LEASH LAW VOTE CALLED	1
August 6, 1964	‘BUNCO’ ATTEMPT REPORTED MONDAY BY LOCAL WOMAN	3
August 6, 1964	PLAINTIFF HILL LOSES CASE (HILL, E E)	5
August 6, 1964	VANDALISM CAUSES DELAYS AT NORKIRK	11
August 6, 1964	BOARD SHOOTS FOR NOV LIBRARY BOND BALLOTING	1
August 6, 1964	BOARD AIMS FOR ALL NEW HOSPITAL WITHIN 5 YEARS	1
August 6, 1964	BOLIVIAN DOCTORS LEARN YANKEE METHODS	7
August 6, 1964	SECOND MEETING SCHEDULED TO FORM HOSPITAL AUXILIARY	7
August 6, 1964	FORMER DRUM MAJOR, NOW KIRKLANDER, BECOMES DENTIST (FLENNAUGH, ROBERT)	10
August 6, 1964	MATTILA, MATT	PX-4
August 6, 1964	BARRIE, DOUGLAS	3
August 6, 1964	SUTTON, DELORES	6
August 6, 1964	GARRETT, CAROL ANN	11
August 6, 1964	LEICESTER, WILLIAM P	13
August 6, 1964	PLANT BANK RECEIVES GIFT	9
August 6, 1964	NEWCOMERS ARE FROM ALL OVER (WELCOME WAGON)	14
August 6, 1964	CANDIDATE CHARGES BIAS (HOPFE, GARRY)	10
August 6, 1964	LOOK MA, NO ROPES (CORDELL, JEFF)	1
August 6, 1964	MORE THAN 2000 DUE FOR KIRKLAND KUP	1
August 6, 1964	PLANNERS TO APPROVE B-P ZONES	1
August 6, 1964	COUNTY APPROVES PAVING 156TH AVE	2
August 6, 1964	BRIDGE ‘PRETTY WELL SHOT’, ‘SAVE JUANITA’ GROUP TOLD	2
August 6, 1964	COUNTY SPEEDS ROADS	10
August 6, 1964	KIRKLAND TO CHOP OFF JUTTING CURB	11
August 6, 1964	FRIDAY’S BRIDGE TRAFFIC HIGHEST	11
August 6, 1964	ORUD COMPLAINS ON LOW PRESSURE	2
August 6, 1964	WATER-SEWER DISTRICTS SET BOUNDARIES	5
August 6, 1964	METRO CHANGES MIND ON BAY LINE	6
August 6, 1964	HELEN BENGSTON, GERALD NASH	6
August 6, 1964	CHERYL KINNEY, CLAYTON WARNER	8
August 6, 1964	LINDA KJARSTAD, GEORGE A BEAN	8
August 6, 1964	SHARON BANCROFT, BRUCE GRADY	8
August 13, 1964	TEACHER WOULD KEEP “HAND IN” (STONER, KATHRYN)	6
August 13, 1964	FRENCH GIRL REUNITED WITH KIRKLAND FAMILY, FRIENDS (ROSSIER, ANNE MARIE)	7
August 13, 1964	D BARRIES EXPRESS THANKS TO MIKE SWAYNE	14
August 13, 1964	PLANNERS TO REVIEW SHOP CENTER (HOUGHTON)	2
August 13, 1964	NEW REDMOND HIGH SCHOOL (PHOTO)	1
August 13, 1964	PILE DRIVING BEGINS FOR LAKE APARTMENT	1
August 13, 1964	ORDINANCE ORDERS RAZING OF HOUSE (PRIMEAU)	3
August 13, 1964	NEARS COMPLETION (PHOTO OF PEBBLE BEACH APARTMENTS)	10
August 13, 1964	FORMER KANG CAGE STAR OPENS STORE (GIBBS, ROD – JUANITA’S TOYS UNLIMITED)	10
August 13, 1964	5-STATE HUNT FOR BUSINESS ENDS HERE (LEHMEN, BRAD – BRAD’S DRIVE-IN)	14
August 13, 1964	15-YEAR-OLD STILL CRITICAL (THOMPSON, JEFFREY)	2
August 13, 1964	GALLOPING GAVEL (PHOTO OF REALLY BIG GAVEL)	3
August 13, 1964	$24,356 GOAL SET FOR KIRKLAND UGN	6
August 13, 1964	NORTHWEST ANNOUNCES STAFFERS	7
August 13, 1964	LORENE ANN MURPHY, RODNEY LAFRITZ	7
August 13, 1964	HOUGHTON COUNCIL UPHOLDS MAYOR ON THEATRE VOTE	1
August 13, 1964	GARDEN CLUB CONTINUES CITY BEAUTIFICATION; PARK PROJECT WINS STATE AWARD	9
August 13, 1964	WEATHER SHUTS OFF ’64 KUP	2
August 13, 1964	UNABLE TO HALT BLAZE, WOMAN CAN’T REPORT IT (JOHNSON, H L)	2
August 13, 1964	ROSE HILL FIREMEN ANSWER TWO ALARMS	11
August 13, 1964	POWER POLE FIRE DAMAGE SLIGHT	11
August 13, 1964	KIRKLAND COUNCIL-MANAGER ELECTION SOUGHT	1
August 13, 1964	YARROW BAY SEWERS NOW UP TO HOUGHTON	1
August 13, 1964	HOUGHTON COUNCIL UPHOLDS MAYOR ON THEATRE VOTE	1
August 13, 1964	PLANNERS TO REVIEW SHOP CENTER (HOUGHTON)	2
August 13, 1964	DOSS TO TALK BEFORE SAVE JUANITA MEET	2
August 13, 1964	STUDY REPORT TO SPEED UP JUANITA PETITION CIRCULATION	3
August 13, 1964	SPEAKER LISTS 1964-67 JUANITA AREA ROAD PLANS	3
August 13, 1964	LIBEL SUIT DISMISSED (REYNOLDS, CLEM)	1
August 13, 1964	TWO SOLICITORS ‘BONA FIDE’ BUT ‘ILLEGAL’	2
August 13, 1964	2 THEFTS REPORTED HERE SATURDAY	2
August 13, 1964	NO POLE POSTERS, CANDIDATES TOLD	13
August 13, 1964	PSYCHIATRIC CLINIC’S FALL PROGRAM TOLD	1
August 13, 1964	COTTERILL, ROBERT	3
August 13, 1964	MCCORKLE, ELVIRA E	8
August 13, 1964	EAGER GARDENERS (PHOTO OF EAST SIDE GARDEN CLUB)	8
August 13, 1964	GARDEN CLUB CONTINUES CITY BEAUTIFICATION; PARK PROJECT WINS STATE AWARD	9
August 13, 1964	NEWCOMERS TAKE LONG WAY BACK (WELCOME WAGON)	11
August 13, 1964	CSB BOYS CAMP OUT NEAR PASS	10
August 13, 1964	SHIP 615 WINS OK FOR BOAT (SEA SCOUTS)	11
August 13, 1964	JUNIOR ACHIEVERS WIN CONTEST	13
August 13, 1964	NO POLE POSTERS, CANDIDATES TOLD	13
August 13, 1964	WEATHER SHUTS OFF ’64 KUP	2
August 13, 1964	KIRKLAND EAGLES IN STATE TOURNAMENT AFTER TWO CRUCIAL WINS	4
August 13, 1964	PHOTOS OF KIRKLAND KUP RACE	4
August 13, 1964	22ND BIKE DERBY SET SATURDAY	5
August 13, 1964	GARDEN CLUB CONTINUES CITY BEAUTIFICATION; PARK PROJECT WINS STATE AWARD	9
August 13, 1964	WHAT’S THE POPULATION OF KIRKLAND (PHOTO OF ENTRANCE SIGNS)	2
August 13, 1964	BID CALL ON NORTHUP INTERCHANGE DUE SEPT 1	1
August 13, 1964	COUNTY TO DROP ROADS SIDESTEPPED BY CITIES	1
August 13, 1964	SPEAKER LISTS 1964-67 JUANITA AREA ROAD PLANS	3
August 13, 1964	KIRKLAND ACCESS (AERIAL PHOTO)	5
August 13, 1964	ACCESS TAKES FORM (PHOTO)	5
August 13, 1964	405 TO HAVE SIX LANES	11
August 13, 1964	YARROW BAY SEWERS NOW UP TO HOUGHTON	1
August 13, 1964	SEWERS INCLUDED IN LID	2
August 13, 1964	BRIEF POWER LAPSE ON LAKE STREET	2
August 13, 1964	WEATHER SHUTS OFF ’64 KUP	2
August 13, 1964	HELEN SCHUMACHER, EDMUND G FOX	8
August 13, 1964	MARY JO MAKI, ROBERT WALLACE RAE	8
August 20, 1964	50 YEARS WED (OVINK, MR AND MRS HENRY)	8
August 20, 1964	AUTOMATION COMES TO KIRKLAND BRANCH BANK (N B OF C)	PX-4
August 20, 1964	MACHINE DOES WORK (PHOTO AT NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE)	8
August 20, 1964	CENTURIAN ADDS ONE TO BIRTHDAY YEARS (YTTREGARD, CARL)	1
August 20, 1964	CLEARING STARTS ON NEW VFW SITE	1
August 20, 1964	INDUSTRIAL PARK ZONE IS REQUESTED	4
August 20, 1964	PLUMBERS’ STRIKE COULD DELAY REDMOND HIGH OPENING	1
August 20, 1964	DEDICATION OF CHURCH SET (ST PAUL’S LUTHERAN)	3
August 20, 1964	COUNCIL RECEIVES 7TH W COMPLAINT	2
August 20, 1964	FIRM WANTS TO LAND TWO HOMES HERE (BARGED IN)	4
August 20, 1964	JUANITA CLEANERS NOW OPEN	2
August 20, 1964	CYCLE CRASH BADLY HURTS KIRKLAND MAN (THOMPSON, ROBERT J)	1
August 20, 1964	KILLED BOAT DRIVER WAS KUP RACER (RYAN, JOHN E III)	4
August 20, 1964	NEIGHBORHOOD KIDS PLAN FIFTH CIRCUS	5
August 20, 1964	ANNEXATION SLOWS OKAY ON 11-LOT PLAT	2
August 20, 1964	EAST SIDE COLLEGE COST REPORT GIVEN	1
August 20, 1964	NEW SCHOOL BOARD MEMBER INSTALLED (RIDENOUR, WILLIAM)	2
August 20, 1964	BUS ROUTE LENGTHENS SCHOOL DAYS	3
August 20, 1964	SCHOOLS OPEN WITH 59 NEW TEACHERS, 11 RETURNEES	6
August 20, 1964	ADULT PROGRAM OKAYED AS VOCATIONAL SCHOOL	6
August 20, 1964	MARJORIE ANN BAIER, CHUCK HOWLETT	8
August 20, 1964	CRUISE TO FEATURE FASHION, DINING	1
August 20, 1964	BLAZE HITS FIREMAN’S HOUSE (HILL, LES)	5
August 20, 1964	CITY FATHERS (4-3) ASK OCT 6 COUNCIL-MANAGER ELECTION	1
August 20, 1964	JUANITA BEACH: 3 POSSIBILITIES LOOM FOR PARK WITHIN CITY	3
August 20, 1964	CHIEF OUTLINES POLICE COSTS FOR SAVE JUANITA	5
August 20, 1964	PLUMBERS’ STRIKE COULD DELAY REDMOND HIGH OPENING	1
August 20, 1964	POLICE SUBDUE MAN	1
August 20, 1964	TEENAGER IS BEATEN (COTTER, JEFFREY J)	2
August 20, 1964	EGGS SPLATTERED ON KIRKLAND HOME (PAYNE, KEITH)	4
August 20, 1964	CHIEF OUTLINES POLICE COSTS FOR SAVE JUANITA	5
August 20, 1964	MAN, 26, CHARGED IN MORALS CASE	7
August 20, 1964	TEACHER TO INSTRUCT TV SERIES (HINMAN, JEAN)	3
August 20, 1964	SORENSON, EMIL	7
August 20, 1964	NEWCOMER REMEMBERS DOCK (WELCOME WAGON)	8
August 20, 1964	AFTER WIN NO 4 (PHOTO OF JOANNE GUNDERSON)	4
August 20, 1964	SLOAN HURLS EAGLES TO CROWN	4
August 20, 1964	COUNTY ADDING JUANITA BUILDING (JUANITA BEACH)	1
August 20, 1964	JUANITA BEACH: 3 POSSIBILITIES LOOM FOR PARK WITHIN CITY	3
August 20, 1964	CAMPING KEEPS CHURCH YOUNG PEOPLE BUSY (CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE)	7
August 20, 1964	LAKE ST BUS STOP TO REMAIN	1
August 20, 1964	BRIDGE GOING UP (PHOTO)	5
August 20, 1964	GAS COMPANY ASKS RESIDENTIAL RATE REDUCTION	6
August 20, 1964	PORTAL TO PROGRESS (PHOTO OF SEWER TUNNEL)	7
August 20, 1964	ANTONIA CASTANEDA, ROBERT L SHULAR	8
August 26, 1964	CHILDREN HOST RECEPTION FOR PARENTS (PETERSON, MR AND MRS O H)	8
August 26, 1964	YOUTH SPENDS SUMMER AT B.C. HUNTING LODGE (OSTREM, MIKE)	4
August 26, 1964	LIBRARIAN’S MORE AT HOME ABOARD STEAM-POWER BOAT (DURHAM, GEORGE)	5
August 26, 1964	MOTHER’S BIRTHDAY HONORED (JANES, MARY M)	8
August 26, 1964	FAMILY WILL ACCOMPANY YOUNG CONTEST WINNER TO NEW YORK (RAY, MARY ANN)	8
August 26, 1964	DIANA DAY RECEIVES DEGREE	9
August 26, 1964	HOUGHTON COUNCILMEN NOD OKAY TO SHOPPING CENTER	1
August 26, 1964	LAND CLEARING FOR SHOPPING CENTER STARTS IN KIRKLAND (PHOTO)	1
August 26, 1964	COURT JURY TO SET COSTS FOR OLYMPIC PIPE EASEMENTS	2
August 26, 1964	COUNCIL TO RECONSIDER DRIVE-IN THEATRE	2
August 26, 1964	NEW SCHOOL OPENING UNSURE (REDMOND HIGH)	1
August 26, 1964	COLLEGE ASKS OFF-CAMPUS HOUSING	7
August 26, 1964	PASTOR ACTS AS BUILDING CONTRACTOR FOR NEW ROSE HILL BAPTIST CHURCH	10
August 26, 1964	FIVE AREA CHURCHES EXPANDING	10
August 26, 1964	COMPLAINT SUBJECT (PHOTO OF 726 16TH AVE W)	6
August 26, 1964	ARCHITECT DROPS PROBLEM IN LAP OF CITY PLANNERS	7
August 26, 1964	ART MART MARKS FIVE YEARS HERE	PX-4
August 26, 1964	BOY HIT CRITICALLY (SCHROEDER, KEITH)	1
August 26, 1964	HOT ROOF TAR BURNS MAN (TACARDON, CARLOS)	7
August 26, 1964	FORGET-ME-NOT CAMPAIGN TO RUN THROUGH SATURDAY	6
August 26, 1964	ALL ABOARD (PHOTO OF CHILDREN ON FIRE TRUCK)	PX-4
August 26, 1964	PAR MAC AREA ANNEXATION PROPOSED	1
August 26, 1964	ANNEXATION MOVES HIT INCORPORATION	1
August 26, 1964	COUNCIL-MGR CALLED ‘BLANK CHECK BUSINESS’	2
August 26, 1964	BOOKLET WINS P.R. CITATION FOR LWSD	3
August 26, 1964	THOMPSON SPEAKS OUT AGAINST TEACHERS’ RETIREMENT RULING	5
August 26, 1964	PURCHASING AGENT IS KEY TO ORDERING FOR SCHOOL	11
August 26, 1964	LINDA BAUMAN, JAMES LEE SHOEMAKER	9
August 26, 1964	COUNCIL TO RECONSIDER DRIVE-IN THEATRE	2
August 26, 1964	HOUGHTON COUNCILMEN NOD OKAY TO SHOPPING CENTER	1
August 26, 1964	COUNCIL TO RECONSIDER DRIVE-IN THEATRE	2
August 26, 1964	ANNEXATION MOVES HIT INCORPORATION	1
August 26, 1964	HEARING ON LAKEFRONT PROPOSAL	2
August 26, 1964	6 ARRESTED AFTER ASSAULT IN STATION	5
August 26, 1964	NELSON, L M (MAYNARD)	1
August 26, 1964	OXLEY, ELLA MAY	2
August 26, 1964	HABER, CARL R	2
August 26, 1964	ADAMS, WILLIAM EVERETT	7
August 26, 1964	PLANT, MINA V	11
August 26, 1964	NEWCOMERS INTERESTED IN SCHOOLS (WELCOME WAGON)	6
August 26, 1964	KIRKLAND VOTERS CAN STILL SIGN UP	1
August 26, 1964	NEW REAL ESTATE FIRM IS PLANNED	2
August 26, 1964	EAGLES BID FOR STATE CROWN	4
August 26, 1964	OPENING DELAYED (PHOTO OF YARROW BAY INTERCHANGE)	2
August 26, 1964	ACCESS TAKING SHAPE (PHOTO)	7
August 26, 1964	D-D-D DIALING’S DUE DATE NEARS FOR TELEPHONERS HERE	3
August 26, 1964	SEWER PLAN APPROVED ON 2ND TRY	3
August 26, 1964	PATRICIA WEISS, DONALD JOVAG	8
August 26, 1964	PATRICIA ADKINSON, KENNETH PARSONS	8
September 3, 1964	NEW TEACHERS JOIN SEVEN LIVELY ARTS	PX-4
September 3, 1964	FRENCH GIRL TELLS OF WAR, MEDICINE, GOLDWATER (ROSSIER, ANNE MARIE)	PX-4
September 3, 1964	VISITOR PUTS CITY ON THE MAP (ROSSIER, ANNE MARIE)	1
September 3, 1964	DOCTOR READY TO TAKE OWN ADVICE ON RETIREMENT (SHERWOOD, K K)	1
September 3, 1964	KIRKLAND TRAVELER, BERTHA MCLAUGHLIN, TAKES CUE FROM QUOTATION	14
September 3, 1964	INGLEWOOD MEDCENTER TO BUILD	1
September 3, 1964	SEPTEMBER BUILDING STARTS OUT ‘BIG’ HERE	1
September 3, 1964	REDMOND HIGH TO OPEN; LWSD EXPECTS 8300	1
September 3, 1964	OLD THEATER ORGAN NOW MAKES CHURCH SOUNDS (ST PAUL’S)	15
September 3, 1964	ROSE HILL APARTMENT ZONE OKAYED	1
September 3, 1964	CAR PLOWS INTO HOUSE (CARETAKER’S HOUSE AT CEMETERY)	1
September 3, 1964	CAR PLOWS INTO HOUSE (CARETAKER’S HOUSE AT CEMETERY)	1
September 3, 1964	LAKE ST 4-LANING ON CHAMBER PROGRAM	1
September 3, 1964	CIRCUS PARADE (PHOTOS)	11
September 3, 1964	ROSE HILL APARTMENT ZONE OKAYED	1
September 3, 1964	JUANITA’S INCORPORATION STRUGGLE BUBBLING ANEW	1
September 3, 1964	PAR MAC ‘OUT’ OF INCORPORATION	1
September 3, 1964	BOARD OKAYS 3 VARIANCES	3
September 3, 1964	WHY SWITCH TO COUNCIL MANAGER GOVERNMENT FOR KIRKLAND?	1
September 3, 1964	NEW KIRKLAND RESIDENT DISENCHANTED (LETTER FROM BAILEY, J)	2
September 3, 1964	HOT LUNCH PROGRAM HAS ‘NEW APPEAL’	PX-4
September 3, 1964	TEACHERS TO HEAR BABCOCK	1
September 3, 1964	BOARD SCHEDULES NOV 3 SCHOOL LEVY, BOND VOTES	1
September 3, 1964	SCHOOLS ENROLLMENT UP 8%	1
September 3, 1964	SPACE SPEAKER EXPLAINS SCHOOL BONDS	6
September 3, 1964	SIXTH-GRADERS EDIT NEWSPAPER	15
September 3, 1964	ROSALIE EDMONDS, BOBBY ALLEN DAVIS	8
September 3, 1964	REXINE MCEACHERN, BRUCE BENNETT	8
September 3, 1964	FIRE DIST 41 NOT SEEKING FUNDS	3
September 3, 1964	ARSON SUSPECTED IN DENNY BLAZES	6
September 3, 1964	WHY SWITCH TO COUNCIL MANAGER GOVERNMENT FOR KIRKLAND?	1
September 3, 1964	LWCAC ELECTS R SCHWINN	1
September 3, 1964	COMMISSION STRESSES NEED TO PASS FLOOD CONTROL BONDS	3
September 3, 1964	$5000 READY FOR CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS	1
September 3, 1964	SEATTLE DOOR CO EXPANDING	1
September 3, 1964	KIRKLAND TUBE CO ANNOUNCES MANAGER (ECKMANN, CARSON)	3
September 3, 1964	JUANITA’S INCORPORATION STRUGGLE BUBBLING ANEW	1
September 3, 1964	PAR MAC ‘OUT’ OF INCORPORATION	1
September 3, 1964	LAKE HIGH, SAYS OFFICE	1
September 3, 1964	50-60 PLYWOOD SHEETS SAID STOLEN	2
September 3, 1964	FORGED PRESCRIPTIONS FOR NARCOTICS HIT HERE	2
September 3, 1964	KIRKLAND MAN SOUGHT BY POLICE (BENJAMIN, DANIEL LEE)	3
September 3, 1964	GIRLS ENTER HOME WHILE FAMILY GONE	3
September 3, 1964	BURGLARS HIT IN HOUGHTON	4
September 3, 1964	‘SNEAK’ MAKES OFF WITH CABLE	5
September 3, 1964	THROWN BOTTLE CAUSES CUT FACE	6
September 3, 1964	‘MARRIAGE’ AIMED THIEF ENTERS HOME	6
September 3, 1964	COURT FINDS THREE GUILTY OF DRUNK OR NEGLIGENT DRIVING	6
September 3, 1964	PARENT SETS ‘WORST’ BAD EXAMPLE YET	6
September 3, 1964	INGLEWOOD MEDCENTER TO BUILD	1
September 3, 1964	CLINIC PROCEDURE EXPLAINED	18
September 3, 1964	REDMOND MISSILE UNIT WINS TOP FIRING AWARD	7
September 3, 1964	HILL, ROY	2
September 3, 1964	WELLS, ELLA MOE	3
September 3, 1964	MORELLI, MARTIN	5
September 3, 1964	MAJOR, JOHN ALEXANDER	6
September 3, 1964	HANSEN, OLAF	7
September 3, 1964	HORSLEY, LUCILLE THOMPSON	7
September 3, 1964	ENEY, GRACE	17
September 3, 1964	SKIDMORE, LOUISE	17
September 3, 1964	WILLIAMSON, LEE AMOS	18
September 3, 1964	Y PLANS TO MOVE FROM CIVIC CENTER	1
September 3, 1964	COMPLETE RUN-DOWN OF TUESDAY’S PRIMARY VOTE	1, 12-13
September 3, 1964	FORMER COLUMNIST SETS PACE FOR NEW JUANITA REPORTER (DUGAY, MARLENE)	PX-4
September 3, 1964	BIBLE READING MADE EASY THROUGH FELLOWSHIP STUDY	10
September 3, 1964	OLD THEATER ORGAN NOW MAKES CHURCH SOUNDS (ST PAUL’S)	15
September 3, 1964	ROSE HILL APARTMENT ZONE OKAYED	1
September 3, 1964	LAKE ST 4-LANING ON CHAMBER PROGRAM	1
September 3, 1964	CHAMBER URGES STREET EXTENSION (COMMERCIAL AVE)	1
September 3, 1964	PARKING CONTROLLED LOCALLY WHEN LAKE ST FOUR-LANED	1
September 3, 1964	BRIDGE TRAFFIC HEAVY	2
September 3, 1964	STATE OPENS NORTHUP BIDS (MAP)	2
September 3, 1964	BRIDGE TRAFFIC COUNT DROPS	3
September 3, 1964	MORE GAS FLOWS (PHOTO)	7
September 3, 1964	‘SHORTCUT’ DIALING END DUE SEPT 8	7
September 3, 1964	DON’T LIKE THE WEATHER? BLAME PACIFIC HIGH	5
September 3, 1964	JUDITH MARIE CHANTLER, RICHARD LEE FRANCIS HICKS	8
September 3, 1964	ARLEEN MCFARLAND, DAVID AKIN	8
September 3, 1964	JOYCE CARROL IHME, WOODIE A REED	8
September 3, 1964	JULIE MEDGARD, WILLIAM MOYER	8
September 3, 1964	LINDA PRESSER, DAVID SHIPWAY	8
September 3, 1964	MARJORIE STRAND, LARRY JOHNSON	9
September 3, 1964	JOY GLADD, DEAN GRISWOLD	10
September 17, 1964	SUNDAY RECEPTION TO HONOR COUPLE’S SILVER ANNIVERSARY (KIMBALL, A R)	9
September 17, 1964	TRAVELER ON SECOND LOOK FINDS SAME INDIA OF CONTRASTS (MCLAUGHLIN, B)	PX-4
September 17, 1964	ADVENTURERS FIND ROUTE TO OLYMPUS (AUSTIN, JACK)	5
September 17, 1964	ORDINANCE WOULD HELP ELIMINATE BAD BLDGS	2
September 17, 1964	THEATRE REQUEST VETOED	2
September 17, 1964	GAS STATION REQUEST MADE	1
September 17, 1964	HOUSING FOR COLLEGE DENIED	2
September 17, 1964	KIRKLAND GRANTS STAY TO PRIMEAUS	2
September 17, 1964	TWO LOCAL STORES TO OPEN 3 NIGHTS (PENNEY’S & BEN FRANKLIN)	2
September 17, 1964	UGN LAUNCHES DRIVE FOR $24356 GOAL	1
September 17, 1964	JUANITA FORCES BLAST EACH OTHER’S TACTICS	1
September 17, 1964	PAR-MAC ANNEXATION AMENDED	2
September 17, 1964	SAVE JUANITANS ‘DEPLORE TACTICS’ OF INCORPORATORS	7
September 17, 1964	ADVENTIST SCHOOL ENROLLS 124	7
September 17, 1964	LW TEACHERS LEARN ABOUT MATHEMATICS	7
September 17, 1964	MARGARETA BORG, THOMAS E WEST	8
September 17, 1964	CREATIVE ARTS LEAGUE OFFERS FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT SATURDAY	11
September 17, 1964	SWEET ADELINES DESIGN COSTUMES FOR SHOW	11
September 17, 1964	PRELIMINARY CITY BUDGET CALLS FOR FULL-TIME FIREMEN	1
September 17, 1964	PRELIMINARY CITY BUDGET CALLS FOR FULL-TIME FIREMEN	1
September 17, 1964	PROPONENTS OUTLINE ADVANTAGES OF COUNCIL-MANAGER	3
September 17, 1964	PLANNERS ELECT NEW CHAIRMAN (TEUTSCH, JOHN JR)	1
September 17, 1964	HOUGHTON SETS $174,679 BUDGET	1
September 17, 1964	THEATRE REQUEST VETOED	2
September 17, 1964	YOUNG HOUGHTON COMPANY ACTIVE IN HYDROFOIL WORLD (HYDRO MARINE, INC)	5
September 17, 1964	JUANITA FORCES BLAST EACH OTHER’S TACTICS	1
September 17, 1964	PAR-MAC ANNEXATION AMENDED	2
September 17, 1964	SAVE JUANITANS ‘DEPLORE TACTICS’ OF INCORPORATORS	7
September 17, 1964	POLICE HOLD GIRL ‘ENTICER’	1
September 17, 1964	ORDINANCE WOULD HELP ELIMINATE BAD BLDGS	2
September 17, 1964	MODEL HOME ROBBED OF FURNITURE	3
September 17, 1964	HIGH COURT EASES ORDER AGAINST PIGS (PRIMEAU)	3
September 17, 1964	LIBRARY BONDS ADDED TO NOV 3 ELECTION	1
September 17, 1964	REED, GRACE	6
September 17, 1964	TABLES TURN, NEWCOMERS OFFER INFO (WELCOME WAGON)	14
September 17, 1964	48TH GOP NOMINATES LELAND, ANDERSEN	1
September 17, 1964	NURSERY SCHOOL PART OF BIBLE STUDY FELLOWSHIP	10
September 17, 1964	STREET MARKERS MISSING	1
September 17, 1964	ROBERTA (TOBE) JENSEN, DAVID LEROY SNOW	8
September 17, 1964	MARILYN WOLFE, DANIEL GRAVES	8
September 17, 1964	NENITA VALENCIA, RICHARD GRAVES	8
September 17, 1964	MYRNA GRIFFITHS, LARRY HARPER	8
September 24, 1964	EASTSIDE CHEVROLET – NEW LOCATION	11
September 24, 1964	COLLEGE PRESIDENT FOUND LIVING CASUAL IN SAIGON (BUTTERFIELD, C E)	5
September 24, 1964	EASTSIDE CHEVROLET OPENS NEW FACILITY	2
September 24, 1964	STRIKE DELAYS SCHOOL PROJECTS	2
September 24, 1964	COUNCIL DECIDES TO RAZE 7TH AVE PRIMEAU HOUSE	1
September 24, 1964	THESE HOUSES HAVE ‘BEEN AROUND’ (ON BARGES)	7
September 24, 1964	EASTSIDE CHEVROLET OPENS NEW FACILITY	2
September 24, 1964	STATION NECESSARY TO CENTER	16
September 24, 1964	BOY FALLS 50 FEET FROM TREE (ARMSTRONG, JOHN)	1
September 24, 1964	R-3W HITS ROUGH WATER; MORE LAKEFRONT STUDY SET	1
September 24, 1964	CITY ACCEPTS ANNEXATION APPLICATION (PAR-MAC)	1
September 24, 1964	MARKET R-S ZONE OKAYED	2
September 24, 1964	ONCE VERSUS A C-M PLAN, HE’S NOW A CONVERT (LETTER ABOUT COUNCIL-MANAGER)	2
September 24, 1964	NORTHWEST COLLEGE OPENING	1
September 24, 1964	3 LWHS SENIORS MAKE SEMIFINALS (NATIONAL MERIT)	3
September 24, 1964	JR COLLEGE ENROLLMENT INCREASES	7
September 24, 1964	STUDENTS TAKING GERMAN PRESENT 3 PLAYS	8
September 24, 1964	VACANCIES IN PRESCHOOL	9
September 24, 1964	JOBS PROPOSED IN HOUGHTON BUDGET	1
September 24, 1964	JUDITH RODGERS, RICHARD DREWELOW	8
September 24, 1964	RESIDENTS KEEP WATCH FOR COUGAR	1
September 24, 1964	‘GIGANTIC’ APARTMENT BUILT WITHOUT APPROVAL OF CITY (WASP NEST)	1
September 24, 1964	HOUGHTON COMMITTEE NAMED FOR TRUCK FUND	PX-4
September 24, 1964	PUBLIC FORUM SLATED ON COUNCIL-MANAGER	1
September 24, 1964	ONCE VERSUS A C-M PLAN, HE’S NOW A CONVERT (LETTER ABOUT COUNCIL-MANAGER)	2
September 24, 1964	REPORTED C-M SAVING MIFFS MAYOR BAGGALEY	2
September 24, 1964	PUBLIC RETAINS CONTROL UNDER COUNCIL-MANAGER PLAN	3
September 24, 1964	PAYMENTS APPROVED BY COUNCIL	7
September 24, 1964	OLD EASTSIDE CHEV (PHOTO TAKEN IN 1935)	2
September 24, 1964	HOUGHTON COMMITTEE NAMED FOR TRUCK FUND	PX-4
September 24, 1964	JOBS PROPOSED IN HOUGHTON BUDGET	1
September 24, 1964	2 JUANITA GROUPS ‘BURY THE HATCHET’	1
September 24, 1964	STRIKE DELAYS SCHOOL PROJECTS	2
September 24, 1964	R-3W HITS ROUGH WATER; MORE LAKEFRONT STUDY SET	1
September 24, 1964	POLICE LOG ‘CATCHES’	1
September 24, 1964	COUNCIL DECIDES TO RAZE 7TH AVE PRIMEAU HOUSE	1
September 24, 1964	2 GUNS, BOWLING BALL SAID STOLEN	3
September 24, 1964	6 MEN FOUND GUILTY IN AUG 22 INCIDENTS	7
September 24, 1964	DOES KIRKLAND NEED LIBRARY?	10
September 24, 1964	SCHMID, ULGA	PX-4
September 24, 1964	NORMAN, JESSIE ADAMS	2
September 24, 1964	RARE HALFLINGER HORSES ENTERED IN SHOW	7
September 24, 1964	NAZARENES START PROGRAM	9
September 24, 1964	LOCAL MEN ATTEND STATE ROADS MEET	2
September 24, 1964	KIRKLAND CITED FOR PEDESTRIAN SAFETY	10
September 24, 1964	JARILEN KITTLE, CHARLES PRESTON	8
September 24, 1964	PATRITIA BOWMAN, JOHN DULANEY	11
September 24, 1964	DARLENE MILLER, A JAMES RUSSELL	11
September 24, 1964	MARGIE ANN HUTCHISON, MICHAEL MCINTYRE	11
October 1, 1964	LIGHT TRIPPER IS ‘FANTASTIC’ WINNER (JOHNS, JEANETTE)	9
October 1, 1964	DAY CARE MOTHER PRAISED (TADEJ, MRS PETER)	10
October 1, 1964	WISTIS VIEW WONDERS OF SOUTHWEST ON TOUR (WISTI, MR & MRS NESTOR)	10
October 1, 1964	PEACE CORPS HARD WORK BUT REWARDING (WOODSON, JACQUEY)	11
October 1, 1964	STATION POSTPONED	3
October 1, 1964	HOUSE TORN DOWN AFTER MANY ‘STAYS OF EXECUTION (PRIMEAU)	3
October 1, 1964	EXPLOSIONS RUIN 12 MONTH JOB (BOAT BUILT BY BANKSONS)	2
October 1, 1964	DAY CARE PROVIDES SUBSTITUTE HOME FOR CHILDREN	10
October 1, 1964	PHYSICAL EDUCATION GRADED PARTLY ON ATTITUDE	2
October 1, 1964	LWHS STUDENTS ‘TALKED TO’ ABOUT HAZING HAIRCUTS	5
October 1, 1964	KJHS TEACHER WINS AWARD (MUNSON, WILLIAM)	6
October 1, 1964	BUSES GO TO MOON AND BACK (PHOTOS OF KIDS ON SCHOOL S BUSES)	7
October 1, 1964	LOIS EDITH DALY, JAMES DEYOUNG	8
October 1, 1964	BLAZE INJURES 1 HERE (KJORSVIK, DAVID)	1
October 1, 1964	KIRKLAND VOTES TUES. ON COUNCIL-MANAGER	1
October 1, 1964	FORMER MAYOR ASKS POLICE SUPPORT	1
October 1, 1964	SCOTS TO MARK NIKE SITE SWITCH	5
October 1, 1964	STENSLAND, TERALD	3
October 1, 1964	SMITH, FRED HENRY	13
October 1, 1964	EVANS, ARTHUR	13
October 1, 1964	D EVANS GROUP NAMES EVEREST STATE CO-CHIEF	2
October 1, 1964	PARK BOARD FAVORS NEIGHBORHOOD AREAS	11
October 1, 1964	BUSES GO TO MOON AND BACK (PHOTOS OF KIDS ON SCHOOL S BUSES)	7
October 1, 1964	TRAFFIC ON BRIDGE AHEAD OF SCHEDULE	1
October 1, 1964	YARROW BAY INTERCHANGE OPEN OCT 9	1
October 1, 1964	HIGHWAYMEN TO TOUR AREA	1
October 1, 1964	EVERGREEN DRAW SPAN REGULATIONS ANNOUNCED	5
October 1, 1964	DIRECT DISTANCE DIALING DUE (PHOTO)	PX-4
October 1, 1964	SHARA PIERCE, MICHAEL WOODSON	8
October 8, 1964	ART GALLERY PROPOSED FOR CIVIC CENTER AREA	1
October 8, 1964	GERMAN STUDENT VISITS HERE (SCHWANDT, MICHAEL)	1
October 8, 1964	KIRKLAND WEAVER TO GIVE PRESENTATION BEFORE GUILD (BURHEN, JAN)	8
October 8, 1964	TWO STORES WILL BUILD (TRADEWELL & ALBERTSON’S)	1
October 8, 1964	SCHOOL DEDICATION SUNDAY (HORACE MANN)	1
October 8, 1964	REDMOND WORK STARTS AFTER STRIKE (REDMOND HIGH SCHOOL)	1
October 8, 1964	CHAMBER TO FORM GROUP FOR PROMOTING COLLEGE	1
October 8, 1964	AUDUBON SCHOOL BIDS ACCEPTED	3
October 8, 1964	BARGAIN HUNTERS MAY ‘SHOOT’ TURKEYS HERE	1
October 8, 1964	HAIR SALON OPENS WED. AT JUANITA	6
October 8, 1964	MRS NEIGHBOR BURNED IN HOME ACCIDENT	2
October 8, 1964	CHAMBER TO FORM GROUP FOR PROMOTING COLLEGE	1
October 8, 1964	PTA COUNCIL ENDORSES 3 NOV 3 SCHOOL MEASURES	2
October 8, 1964	’64-’65 SCHOOL BUDGET EXCEEDS $4 MILLION	2
October 8, 1964	MEET SET FOR ADULT EDUCATORS	9
October 8, 1964	CITY SEEKS POLICY ON FIRE HYDRANTS	1
October 8, 1964	COUNCIL-MANAGER CARRIES AS MANY VOTE	1
October 8, 1964	CITY SEEKS POLICY ON FIRE HYDRANTS	1
October 8, 1964	C-M ELECTION ‘ENCOURAGES’ LANHAM; OTHERS SPEAK OUT	1
October 8, 1964	KIRKLAND OKS 1965 BUDGET	2
October 8, 1964	HOUGHTON BUDGET CHANGED	2
October 8, 1964	REDMOND WORK STARTS AFTER STRIKE (REDMOND HIGH SCHOOL)	1
October 8, 1964	‘AIR RIFLE’ SHOT WOUNDS GIRL’S HORSE (FOWLER, JOANNA)	1
October 8, 1964	IRVINE, HOLLY H	3
October 8, 1964	PECK, MABEL C	11
October 8, 1964	OUT-OF-STATERS WELCOMED TO COMMUNITY (WELCOME WAGON)	PX-4
October 8, 1964	Y SEEKING SALESMAN FOR CANDY	6
October 8, 1964	TROOP 615 WINS SCOUTEREE NO 2	2
October 8, 1964	JOURNAL WINS 4 ‘MENTIONS’ IN CONTEST	1
October 8, 1964	COUNCIL ANNOUNCES SENIOR, JUNIOR SKI SCHOOLS	4
October 8, 1964	EAST SIDE AIRPORT PROPOSED	1
October 8, 1964	7TH CALLED PEDESTRIAN’S NIGHTMARE	1
October 8, 1964	SCISSORS TO OPEN NEW INTERCHANGE TO TRAFFIC FRIDAY (YARROW BAY)	1
October 8, 1964	STOP SIGN CHANGE (MAP)	5
October 8, 1964	DDD DIAL INSTALLATION NEAR DONE	12
October 8, 1964	REBECCA SMITH, DOUGLAS PECK	8
October 8, 1964	RENEE PULLMAN, BILL BRIAN IRWIN	8
October 8, 1964	ALUENA STUMP, MICHAEL BAUGHMAN	8
October 15, 1964	ARTS LEAGUE NOW OFFERS, CHORALE, GREEK DANCING	10
October 15, 1964	WREN FAMILY MOVING TO CALIFORNIA (WREN, JOHN H)	PX-4
October 15, 1964	TALENTED HOUGHTON ACTRESS TAKES LEAD IN “PYGMALION” (JERDE, JUDY)	8
October 15, 1964	(UGN) CHAIRMAN DIVIDES TIME BETWEEN HOME, OFFICE (WINSTEAD, MRS JOHN)	9
October 15, 1964	BARBER TO JUDGE CONTEST (GRAVES, WILSON)	10
October 15, 1964	SUPER-MARKET PROJECTS SET (ALBERTSON’S & TRADEWELL)	1
October 15, 1964	STATION REQUEST DENIED	13
October 15, 1964	ADVENTISTS PROPOSE NEW CHURCH	16
October 15, 1964	HOUSING TOPIC OF ES CLUBS	1
October 15, 1964	JUVENILE HOUSING URGED	17
October 15, 1964	KENNY SALE OPENS TODAY; ‘MOONLIGHT SALE’ IS TONIGHT	1
October 15, 1964	UGN AT HALFWAY POINT	6
October 15, 1964	THESE BUS DRIVERS DON’T MIND WAIT (PHOTO OF KIDS)	17
October 15, 1964	NORTHWEST HAS RECORD ENROLLMENT	5
October 15, 1964	SCHOOL INCREASES BRING LEVY NEED	12
October 15, 1964	SCHOOL PUBLICATION WINS HONORS	15
October 15, 1964	STATE PLACES RISING LOAD ON LOCAL AREA	16
October 15, 1964	HOW RESIDENTS SEE LWSD	16
October 15, 1964	MEDIEVAL THEME PLANNED FOR LW HOMECOMING	17
October 15, 1964	CANDLES SET FIRE IN LOCAL HOME	PX-4
October 15, 1964	MAYOR, COUNCILMAN ACCEPT CITY VOTE	3
October 15, 1964	BOARD ‘LONESOME’ AS $45 MILLION ’65 BUDGET ADOPTED	14
October 15, 1964	NAMES ASKED FOR PIONEER DIRECTORY	7
October 15, 1964	SPOOKS TO INVADE KIRKLAND	10
October 15, 1964	HOOD SCRATCHED, WINDOWS BROKEN	1
October 15, 1964	MAN EXTRADITED IN ’61 TAVERN BURGLARY	1
October 15, 1964	SYSTEM TO SPEED CALLS TO SHERIFF	14
October 15, 1964	ARCHITECT PRESENTS PRELIM LIBRARY PLANS (SKETCH)	1
October 15, 1964	PSYCHIATRIC CLINIC’S EVALUATION EXPLAINED	PX-4
October 15, 1964	GUARD TAKES OVER REDMOND NIKE SITE FROM ARMY	13
October 15, 1964	LAMBERT, DELORES MARY ANN	13
October 15, 1964	ALLEN, EDITH ELEANOR	15
October 15, 1964	COMMUNITY HOSPITAL AUXILIARY EXCEEDS EXPECTED MEMBERSHIP	10
October 15, 1964	FIRST GIRL SCOUT COUNCIL MEETING HELD	8
October 15, 1964	JAYCEES CONDUCT MEMBERSHIP DRIVE	11
October 15, 1964	PELLY SETS CAMPAIGN VISIT HERE	1
October 15, 1964	GROWTH IS REASON TO PASS 215, 11	12
October 15, 1964	HERE’S SOME DOS AND DON’TS FOR HAVING NEWS PUBLISHED	19
October 15, 1964	KIRKLANDERS JOIN CLUB OF ‘CURLERS’	5
October 15, 1964	LEAGUE TO START PARK STUDY	19
October 15, 1964	EPISCOPALIAN NOTES STATE DAY AT NATIONAL CATHEDRAL (HAYMAN, ROBERT)	9
October 15, 1964	NEW POINTS DRIVE ACCESS PROPOSED	1
October 15, 1964	PHASE 2 OF EVERGREEN BRIDGE SYSTEM COMPLETED	2
October 15, 1964	PHASE THREE UNDER WAY (EVERGREEN BRIDGE)	2
October 15, 1964	LOCAL MAYORS TELL ROAD NEEDS TO LEGISLATIVE GROUP	3
October 15, 1964	TRAFFIC PLAN (MAP)	14
October 15, 1964	DDD DIALING DUE TO START AT 12:01 AM ON SUNDAY	1
October 15, 1964	PUGET POWER ANNOUNCES COMMUNITY AFFAIRS HEAD (SCHWARTZ, JACK D)	17
October 21, 1964	5 ARTISTS TO SHOW AT CELLAR GALLERY	PX-4
October 21, 1964	COIN SHORTAGE ALARMS BANKERS	9
October 21, 1964	HORN TAKES MUSICIAN PLACES (BALDWIN, PAUL F)	PX-4
October 21, 1964	HULETS FIND JAPAN “STORMY” DURING EARLY DAYS OF STAY	11
October 21, 1964	MERRY JACKSON RUNS FOR QUEEN AT CENTRAL	12
October 21, 1964	FOR QUEEN: DOROTHY HANSEN NOMINATED	12
October 21, 1964	KIRKLANDER WINS PRINTING DESIGN CONTEST (THOMSEN, HALVORD JR)	12
October 21, 1964	TRADEWELL, REMODELING	7
October 21, 1964	EAST SIDE TO PRESENT CASE FOR LOCAL COMMUNITY COLLEGE	1
October 21, 1964	WILLS ELECTED TO ADVISORY GROUP (WILLS, BILL)	3
October 21, 1964	P-X CHAIN CONTINUES EXPANSION	6
October 21, 1964	MOONLIGHT SHOPPERS WIN TURKEYS	12
October 21, 1964	POPULAR SPOT (PHOTO INSIDE BETTY’S APPAREL)	13
October 21, 1964	UGN GROUPS NEAR GOAL	10
October 21, 1964	CHURCH HAS UNICEF CARTONS	12
October 21, 1964	LW ALUMNI TO SHARE HOMECOMING EVENTS	1
October 21, 1964	TEACHERS MOSTLY TEACH WHAT THEY’VE BEEN TAUGHT TO TEACH, EXPERTS SAY	7
October 21, 1964	YOUNG MUSICIANS ASPIRE TO FAME VIA NAME (THE DESTIN’S)	10
October 21, 1964	AIR POLLUTION TEST DUE HERE	1
October 21, 1964	FIRE DEPT COMMISSION APPROVED	7
October 21, 1964	PARKING LOT BACK TAXES CHALLENGED	1
October 21, 1964	JANUARY ELECTION ASKED	1
October 21, 1964	‘SANTA’S HELPERS’ BUSY HERE	3
October 21, 1964	CHAMBER OF HORRORS USES LATEST SPOOKERY	12
October 21, 1964	SHIPYARDS FIBERGLASS BOAT FIRM MOVING TO REDMOND	13
October 21, 1964	SHIPYARDS FIBERGLASS BOAT FIRM MOVING TO REDMOND	13
October 21, 1964	CITY WILL BUY NEW POLICE CAR	1
October 21, 1964	THEFTS TOTAL NEAR $1000	1
October 21, 1964	SAFE-CRACK NETS $267 (PHOTO AT OFFICE OF FEEK, JOSEPH)	1
October 21, 1964	VENDING MACHINE REPORTED STOLEN	1
October 21, 1964	CHIEF ASKS AMENDMENT (DISORDERLY CONDUCT)	1
October 21, 1964	NEW LIBRARY WOULD BE STEP ‘FORWARD’ (LETTERS TO EDITOR)	2
October 21, 1964	KIRKLAND ONE OF CITIES ASKING LIBRARY BONDS	2
October 21, 1964	WALTER, EILEEN MARIE	2
October 21, 1964	NEWCOMERS RETURN TO CALL KIRKLAND “HOME FOREVER” (WELCOME WAGON)	PX-4
October 21, 1964	CANDIDATES SLATE VISITS IN 48TH DISTRICT	1
October 21, 1964	D EVANS PLANS VISIT TO DISTRICT	1
October 21, 1964	ACA ENDORSES REP TOM PELLY	13
October 21, 1964	PUT ZIP IN HOLIDAY MAILING	1
October 21, 1964	J WHITTAKER SPEAKS OUT FOR RECREATION MEASURES	13
October 21, 1964	KIRKLAND’S TAXI CHANGES OWNERSHIP	1
October 21, 1964	COUNCIL CONSIDERS ROAD BUY	2
October 21, 1964	DIANNE KEHOE, LEONARD BENTHIEN	8
October 29, 1964	OLYMPIC BUILDING (PHOTO)	3
October 29, 1964	‘PUMPKIN FARM’ SPROUTS AT LAKEVIEW TERRACE YARD	1
October 29, 1964	SAW CUTS PECK’S WRIST (PECK, HARRY)	3
October 29, 1964	NURSING HOME RESIDENTS PLAN OWN CRAFT SHOW, SILVER TEA (LAKEVUE MANOR)	9
October 29, 1964	COMMUNITY COLLEGE BOOSTERS ATTEND STATE MEET	2
October 29, 1964	INTENTIONAL FIRE ENDS ROSE HILL LANDMARK (HAWTHORNE HOME)	11
October 29, 1964	MAJOR MORTGAGE FIRM STARTS OPERATION HERE (CORLEY MORTGAGE)	5
October 29, 1964	NEW FIRM OPEN HERE (CASSCO LIGHTING)	13
October 29, 1964	FATE OF THREE SCHOOL MEASURES ON LINE	1
October 29, 1964	NORTHWEST FOUNDER TO RETURN FOR HOMECOMING (NESS, HENRY H)	10
October 29, 1964	WENDY ROCKEFELLER, ROBERT WILCOX	8
October 29, 1964	JANET ANN STARK, STEPHEN MARK NELSON	8
October 29, 1964	KIRKLAND AIR TEST DUE TODAY	5
October 29, 1964	RETURNING FROM GOOD DEED, FAMILY FINDS HOME BURNED (PIPER, GEORGE)	1
October 29, 1964	IS VETERANS DAY HOLIDAY?	1
October 29, 1964	CHAMBER OF HORRORS OPEN NEXT THREE DAYS	8
October 29, 1964	PICKETING HITS TOT LINES	1
October 29, 1964	VOTERS HAVE SECOND SAY ON DOG LEASH LAW	1
October 29, 1964	SHERIFF URGES VOTERS PASS REFERENDUM 13 (JUVENILE CORRECTION INSTITUTION)	12
October 29, 1964	BOARD REVIEWS FINANCING FOR NEW KIRKLAND LIBRARY	1
October 29, 1964	LIBRARY A WAY OF LIFE (LETTER TO EDITOR)	2
October 29, 1964	LIBRARIAN TELLS WHAT NEW BUILDING WOULD MEAN	13
October 29, 1964	CASE, ALICE J	5
October 29, 1964	CHESTER, PAUL	5
October 29, 1964	BRUDIE, SIGURD	6
October 29, 1964	HOOGGREEF, LOUIS	13
October 29, 1964	WRITE-IN CAMPAIGN DENOUNCED HERE	1
October 29, 1964	ELECTIONS TUESDAY – – VOTE! 48TH MAY NEVER BE THE SAME AGAIN	1
October 29, 1964	STUDENTS PICK LBJ AND EVANS	1
October 29, 1964	PRO AND CON FOR REFERENDUM 34 (LEGALIZED GAMBLING)	12
October 29, 1964	LELAND ‘MORE INTERESTED’ OUTSIDE 48TH, SAYS SIVULA	13
October 29, 1964	CANDIDATES AGREE ON THIS: STATE NEEDS MORE FUNDS	13
October 29, 1964	CHURCH CENTER MODEL BUILT FOR WORLD COMMUNITY DAY (HANSEN, ALBERT)	8
October 29, 1964	EVANGELIST CONDUCTS REVIVAL (TAYLOR, ROBERT W – CHURCH OF NAZARENE)	9
October 29, 1964	MERE MEN INSPECT MECHANICAL MARVEL (PHOTO OF TRAFFIC CONTROL SYSTEM)	PX-4
October 29, 1964	METRO CALLS BIDS ON KIRKLAND LINE	3
October 29, 1964	CITY SEWER HOOKUPS APPROVED	16
November 5, 1964	THEATRE EAST OPENS REHEARSAL TO PUBLIC	9
November 5, 1964	LARUE KRUMM DIRECTS NEXT CENTER STAGE PRODUCTION	9
November 5, 1964	CELLAR GALLERY SHOW HAS VARIETY, INTEREST	11
November 5, 1964	SEARCH TURNS UP LOST TOTS, 5 AND 6 (FOSTER SONS OF JACKSON, LILLIAN)	2
November 5, 1964	CIGARETTE BURN LEADS MAN TO STOP SMOKING (BROWNLEE, GLEN)	7
November 5, 1964	SYMPHONY FEATURES VIOLINIST (HANSEN, BETTY)	10
November 5, 1964	PEACE CORPS WORKER TELLS OF ETHIOPIA (WOODSON, JACQUEY)	11
November 5, 1964	OPEN HOUSE NEAR FOR NEW OFFICE STRUCTURE, OLYMPIC, ON CENTRAL	11
November 5, 1964	COLLEGE PRIORITIES LIST DUE DEC 10	3
November 5, 1964	DEMOLITION OF LANDMARK TO MAKE WAY FOR STATION (LELAND HOTEL)	1
November 5, 1964	RESIDENTS PROTEST MOVING OF HOUSE	14
November 5, 1964	OWNER ASKS THEATRE BE REVIEWED	14
November 5, 1964	KIRKLAND AT 71% IN UGN GOAL	7
November 5, 1964	VOTERS HERE OK BOTH LW SCHOOL ISSUES	1
November 5, 1964	SCHOOL BOARD OVERTURNS DENIAL OF BUS TRANSPORTATION	3
November 5, 1964	GAS BLAZE INJURES TWO	1
November 5, 1964	CITY APPROVES CIVIL SERVICE FOR FIREMEN	2
November 5, 1964	CAN LBJ ACT HELP LOCALLY?	3
November 5, 1964	CITY APPROVES CIVIL SERVICE FOR FIREMEN	2
November 5, 1964	CITY TO HAVE NEW LOOK IN DECORATIONS	1
November 5, 1964	KIRKLAND HAS ‘QUIET’ HALLOWEEN	2
November 5, 1964	OUTSTANDING COMMUNITY EFFORT ASSURES “SPOOK HOUSE” SUCCESS	10
November 5, 1964	CITY KEEPS LEASH LAW	1
November 5, 1964	DOGS “FRIGHTENING” (LETTER ABOUT DOG LAWS)	2
November 5, 1964	TOTEM BOWL BURGLARIZED	2
November 5, 1964	BURGLARIES, CAR THEFT SOLVED HERE	2
November 5, 1964	LIBRARY BONDS FAVORED	1
November 5, 1964	BUCKLES, THOMAS	2
November 5, 1964	LINDSEY, MARTHA ELIZABETH	2
November 5, 1964	KENDALL, FAYE ILENE	2
November 5, 1964	PAULSON, ROSE CELINE	2
November 5, 1964	WALTER, EILEEN MARIE	2
November 5, 1964	LOHMER, ELLA N	6
November 5, 1964	MCAVOY, ELLEN ELIZABETH	6
November 5, 1964	CACIBI, SYBIL DOROTHY	6
November 5, 1964	MAYER, GEORGE	6
November 5, 1964	CROOK, MAUD	6
November 5, 1964	LARSON, PETER	14
November 5, 1964	RETARDED CHILDREN’S GUILD FORMS IN INGLEWOOD HILLS	8
November 5, 1964	NEWCOMERS HERE FROM FAR AWAY PLACES (WELCOME WAGON)	10
November 5, 1964	LIBRARY, SCHOOLS, LELAND, ANDERSEN WIN	1
November 5, 1964	SOCIALIST TAKES VOTES	1
November 5, 1964	KANGS TAKE 10TH TITLE IN ‘ZERO-HOUR’ WIN	4
November 5, 1964	PARK BOARD VIEWS CIVIC CENTER PLAN	1
November 5, 1964	TROUBLE SPOT (PHOTO OF 132 AVE NE & N 132 ST – NO BUS STOP)	PX-4
November 5, 1964	KIRKLAND ACCESS PROJECT DELAYED	1
November 5, 1964	CITY-STATE TO STUDY 4-LANING CENTRAL WAY	1
November 5, 1964	LINN ENSLOW, JAMES GORDON MURRAY	8
November 5, 1964	MARGARETA BORG, THOMAS WEST	8
November 12, 1964	JO STEEN IS FIRST WOMAN DIRECTOR FOR THEATRE EAST	5
November 12, 1964	LOCAL BANKS PASS OUT $$$ (YULE FUNDS)	1
November 12, 1964	LOCKED DOOR LANDS 2 CHAT WITH JACK BENNY (HART, JAMIE & JORGENSON, SUZAN)	1
November 12, 1964	VOTER, 93, PICKS WINNER (MAGNUSON, MARGARET)	1
November 12, 1964	WANT TO DEER HUNT IN RAIN? USE A WINDSHIELD WIPER! (CLAUSENITZER, MRS WALT)	2
November 12, 1964	CADET DAVIS IN HOOVER’S HONOR GROUP (DAVIS, SCOTT)	2
November 12, 1964	HOUGHTON POLICE CHIEF DRAWS PARALLEL BETWEEN ART AND LAW (FALK, MIKE)	3
November 12, 1964	ACHIEVEMENT OF TRAVEL GOAL CAME AFTER FAMILY FOR MRS MCLAUGHLIN	8
November 12, 1964	STATE WINNER PROUD OF NEW FILLY (JENSEN, RANDI)	10
November 12, 1964	NOVEMBER BUILDING STARTS OFF WITH A BANG	2
November 12, 1964	IN SAME PHOTOGRAPH (PETER KIRK BUILDING & LELAND HOTEL)	15
November 12, 1964	APARTMENT ZONING LAWSUIT IN COURT	1
November 12, 1964	NEW OWNERS (UNITED MOTOR PARTS & KIRKLAND ENCO SERVICE STATION)	1
November 12, 1964	GAS STATION COULD HAVE THIRD ROUND	5
November 12, 1964	SEARCH LOCATES TRIO (TREWIN, JIMMY / TREWIN, PARKER / MOERY, JOHN)	13
November 12, 1964	CHAMBER ELECTION BALLOTS IN MAIL	1
November 12, 1964	CHAMBER SPEAKER TELLS OF PIPE LINE	5
November 12, 1964	KIRKLAND UGN NEAR GOAL END	5
November 12, 1964	PARTY AIDS BURNED-OUT FAMILY (PIPER, GEORGE)	12
November 12, 1964	LITTLE LEAGUERS EMBROIDER FOR PROJECT	10
November 12, 1964	KENMORE PROPOSAL OVERLAP’S JUANITA’S	1
November 12, 1964	IS STATION NECESSARY (RAZING OF LELAND HOTEL)	2
November 12, 1964	HQ NEEDS OF SCHOOLS ARE STUDIED	2
November 12, 1964	MARY PETERS, MIKE RICHARDSON HAVE LEADS IN HIGH SCHOOL PLAY	12
November 12, 1964	HOUGHTON CONSIDERS STRICT DOG CONTROLS	1
November 12, 1964	GAS STATION COULD HAVE THIRD ROUND	5
November 12, 1964	KENMORE PROPOSAL OVERLAP’S JUANITA’S	1
November 12, 1964	KIRKLAND’S ‘TOLERANCE’ IN DOUBT (GAMBLING)	1
November 12, 1964	POLICE FIND GOLF EQUIPMENT HERE	1
November 12, 1964	APARTMENT ZONING LAWSUIT IN COURT	1
November 12, 1964	HOUGHTON CONSIDERS STRICT DOG CONTROLS	1
November 12, 1964	BURGLAR HITS TOTEM AGAIN	1
November 12, 1964	BOARD OKAYS LIBRARY SITE	1
November 12, 1964	CHILDREN’S WARD REVAMPED NEXT BY HOSPITAL AUXILIARY	5
November 12, 1964	CUMMINS, MYRTLE C	2
November 12, 1964	FLYNN, EDWARD R	2
November 12, 1964	WOODS,, RUSSELL DURAND JR	4
November 12, 1964	HEKTNER, MATHILDE	5
November 12, 1964	SHREWSBURY, CORRINE SUE	13
November 12, 1964	GREEN, DANIEL	13
November 12, 1964	PRECINCT HELPS CBS PROJECT VOTE	2
November 12, 1964	CAN COMPLETE ACCESS ON TIME, SAYS MCKAY	1
November 12, 1964	POINT BRIDGE TRAFFIC JUMPS ALMOST 30%	1
November 12, 1964	CLOGGED SEWER FLOODS BASEMENT (COREY, MRS DON)	2
November 12, 1964	CHERRY CRESTERS COULD JOIN BELLEVUE SEWER DISTRICT	2
November 12, 1964	BARBARA ANN BIEBEL, KENNETH LARSON	8
November 12, 1964	PATRICIA WINGET, BEN JENKINS	8
November 19, 1964	UW PROFESSOR TO TALK ON SCULPTURE AT CELLAR GALLERY (SMITH, CHARLES)	PX-4
November 19, 1964	THEATRE EAST OPENS WITH “AMPHITRYON 38”	6
November 19, 1964	WIFE RETURNS TO UNIVERSITY, NAMED TO PHI BETA KAPPA (RUPLE, C JOCELYN)	1
November 19, 1964	STORE HOLDS UNEXPECTED OPEN HOUSE (CAR CRASH INTO FOOD LANE)	1
November 19, 1964	STATE SENATOR ‘OPTIMISTIC’ ABOUT COMMUNITY COLLEGE	1
November 19, 1964	PRELIMINARY EFFORTS START TOWARD THIRD JUNIOR HIGH	1
November 19, 1964	CHAMBERS SET MEET ON COLLEGE	1
November 19, 1964	CIVIC CENTER PLAN AIRING SLATED	1
November 19, 1964	COURT DECISION AGAINST HOUGHTON HIGH RISE APARTMENT	3
November 19, 1964	TWO REQUEST TAVERNS IN JUANITA AREA	1
November 19, 1964	SERVICE STATION DESIGN CRITICIZED	3
November 19, 1964	THREE-VEHICLE CRASH KILLS ONE, INJURES FOUR	11
November 19, 1964	CHAMBERS SET MEET ON COLLEGE	1
November 19, 1964	CONCERTONES SEEK PAPER – 25 TONS	2
November 19, 1964	UGN OVER TOP, THEN SOME	3
November 19, 1964	DIMES CHAIRMAN NAMED (CHAPIN, RICHARD U)	14
November 19, 1964	A DOG HAS HIS “SAY” (LETTER ABOUT LEASH LAW)	1
November 19, 1964	BOARD ASKS LEGISLATOR MERGER PROBLEM AID	2
November 19, 1964	SHELLEY MARIE, JOHN BAILEY	8
November 19, 1964	FIVE TO RE-RUN FOR COUNCIL	1
November 19, 1964	WOMEN VOTERS STUDY COUNTY GOVERNMENT	PX-4
November 19, 1964	AMBULANCE REQUEST CONSIDERED	1
November 19, 1964	COURT DECISION AGAINST HOUGHTON HIGH RISE APARTMENT	3
November 19, 1964	TWO REQUEST TAVERNS IN JUANITA AREA	1
November 19, 1964	3 ARRESTED IN JUANITA	1
November 19, 1964	WARD’S MARKET BROKEN INTO HERE	1
November 19, 1964	POLICE MAKE ARREST WITHOUT MOVING	1
November 19, 1964	DEADLINE DATE SET ON CITY GAMBLING	1
November 19, 1964	CAR’S RADIATOR REPORTED STOLEN	2
November 19, 1964	PRAM, REPORTED STOLEN, RECOVERED	4
November 19, 1964	SECOND POLICE CAR APPROVED	5
November 19, 1964	DR NAGOON TO JOIN CLINIC HERE ON DEC 1	6
November 19, 1964	TAYLOR, JOSEPH	5
November 19, 1964	SOLIN, CARL	5
November 19, 1964	LUCIER, ELIZABETH	5
November 19, 1964	O’CONNELL, JOSEPH VINCENT	10
November 19, 1964	LUTEY, ROBERT	11
November 19, 1964	DAUGHTER BOOKS WW IN ADVANCE (WELCOME WAGON)	6
November 19, 1964	FIVE TO RE-RUN FOR COUNCIL	1
November 19, 1964	AUTHORS TO ATTEND NORKIRK BOOK FAIR	9
November 19, 1964	EXHIBITION RUGBY GAME SLATED HERE	4
November 19, 1964	COUNCIL SETS MARKET ST AS 2-LANE	2
November 19, 1964	PHONE LINES REVEAL RISE IN ECONOMY	1
November 19, 1964	APRIL RICHARDSON, DOUGLAS WILLARD	8
November 26, 1964	NEW TO KIRKLAND – A & W RESTAURANT (PHOTO)	4
November 26, 1964	GALLERY SHOW TO PREVIEW ON TELEVISION	1
November 26, 1964	GREEK LEGEND ‘AMPHITRYON’ STILL HAS AUDIENCE APPEAL	7
November 26, 1964	FAMILY GRATEFUL FOR THANKSGIVING (FRIESEN, BRUNO)	1
November 26, 1964	L CRIEZ CAPTAINS TOP MINESWEEPER	2
November 26, 1964	ACTIVE CLUB WORKER LEAVING COMMUNITY (DEAVER, MRS G C (DANNY))	8
November 26, 1964	NEW PRACTICAL NURSE CLAIMS CHILDREN SHOULD HAVE DEGREE (NICHOLS, EVELYN)	11
November 26, 1964	EAST SIDE JUNIOR COLLEGE PREDICTED AT BELLEVUE MEETING	7
November 26, 1964	CHURCH ZONING CHANGE DENIED (SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST)	2
November 26, 1964	PROPOSED TAVERNS FACING OPPOSITION	1
November 26, 1964	ALLEGED ‘GAME’ ENDS IN NEAR HEAD-ON CRASH	2
November 26, 1964	H & N WINS UGN PLAQUE	3
November 26, 1964	BUSINESS ZONES ASKED IN 2 PLACES	12
November 26, 1964	SAMMAMISH DREAM EMERGES A REALITY (PHOTOS)	5
November 26, 1964	COUNCILMAN RESIGNS (FJELSTED, DALE)	2
November 26, 1964	CHURCHES TO OBSERVE THANKSGIVING	1
November 26, 1964	CHURCHES TO OBSERVE THANKSGIVING	1
November 26, 1964	CHRISTMASTIME ARRIVES (PHOTO OF STREET DECORATIONS)	1
November 26, 1964	CHRISTMAS SHOWS TO BEING FESTIVE AIR TO KIRKLAND	9
November 26, 1964	PROPOSED TAVERNS FACING OPPOSITION	1
November 26, 1964	LOCAL POLICE CRACK LONG STRING OF THEFTS	1
November 26, 1964	P PRIMEAU FINED IN HOUSE RAZING	1
November 26, 1964	POLICE RECOVER STOLEN CAR HERE	1
November 26, 1964	DOG CONTROL ORDINANCE IS HEARD	3
November 26, 1964	GALLERY SHOW TO PREVIEW ON TELEVISION	1
November 26, 1964	GARDEN CLUB GIRLS ARE TV WORKSHOP GUESTS	8
November 26, 1964	GARDEN CLUB GIRLS ARE TV WORKSHOP GUESTS	8
November 26, 1964	YOUTH, 15, WINS ROSE BOWL TRIP (MACDONALD, DUNCAN)	1
November 26, 1964	LEAGUE AWARDS KIRKLAND 7-STATE BALL TOURNEY	1
November 26, 1964	JOINT EFFORT ON SUBURBAN ROADS SLATED	1
November 26, 1964	POWER OFF 2-3 MINUTES FRIDAY	1
November 26, 1964	VIRGINIA BROOKMAN, PETER BROOKWALTER	8
December 3, 1964	EAST SIDE CHEVROLET – GRAND OPENING – NEW LOCATION	7
December 3, 1964	DIETZ NAMED TO RESEARCH COUNCIL UNIT (DIETZ, ROBERT H)	1
December 3, 1964	ROBERT CUMMINGS, TROOP 424, RECEIVES LIFE AWARD	5
December 3, 1964	JUANITA BABY BORN IN STATION WAGON (RUDIG, MARK)	3
December 3, 1964	IN NEW QUARTERS (PHOTO OF STAFF AT EAST SIDE CHEVROLET)	2
December 3, 1964	COLLEGE HEARING FRIDAY	1
December 3, 1964	NATIONAL EXHIBIT TO FEATURE KIRKLAND-DESIGNED SCHOOL (MARK TWAIN)	13
December 3, 1964	‘COPTER TO WHIRL FIRM GRANDLY OPEN (EAST SIDE CHEVROLET)	1
December 3, 1964	FUND AIDS HURT BOY (SCHROEDER, KEITH)	1
December 3, 1964	AREA PROSPEROUS BUT AID AT CHRISTMAS STILL NEEDED	1
December 3, 1964	JUNIOR ACHIEVERS MANUFACTURE ATTRACTIVE CHRISTMAS GIFT	11
December 3, 1964	NORTHWEST STUDENTS FROM 10 STATES, 8 COUNTRIES	2
December 3, 1964	KAREN JEAN DAHLKE, DENNIS EARLE GREEN	10
December 3, 1964	WOMAN TOSSES CHAPEAU IN HOT KIRKLAND CITY COUNCIL RACE (WESCOTT, LILLIAN)	1
December 3, 1964	HOSPITAL AUXILIARY TO VIEW RESUSCITATOR	8
December 3, 1964	TIPS GIVEN ON CREATING WINNING OUTDOOR DISPLAYS	1
December 3, 1964	MINOR MISHAP MAJOR IF DRIVER LEAVES SCENE	1
December 3, 1964	PAPER VEND MACHINES HIT	1
December 3, 1964	BURGLAR SHOULD HAVE SLEPT INSTEAD	1
December 3, 1964	POLICE FIND DOG BEFORE OWNER CAN LEAVE PHONE	1
December 3, 1964	BULLET HOLE FOUND IN CORLEY WINDOW	1
December 3, 1964	DETAILS SOUGHT ON VEHICLE FROM WHICH SHOTS FIRED	1
December 3, 1964	HOME ENTERED, RESIDENT REPORTS (TRENT, CLYDE)	2
December 3, 1964	MACHINE TAKES PLACE OF KIRKLANDER’S KIDNEY (LYDA, MRS CHUCK)	2
December 3, 1964	BIESEMEIER, GRACE M	3
December 3, 1964	LEMON, MARTIN	3
December 3, 1964	PIERCE, CLIFFORD	11
December 3, 1964	HOLLANDE, INA	11
December 3, 1964	STOUT, HAROLD	13
December 3, 1964	NICHOLSON, FANNY G	13
December 3, 1964	WOMAN TOSSES CHAPEAU IN HOT KIRKLAND CITY COUNCIL RACE (WESCOTT, LILLIAN)	1
December 3, 1964	ALEXANDER NAMED TO ALL STATE TEAM (ALEXANDER, BILL)	4
December 3, 1964	ROADS GROUP GEARED FOR MORE ACTION	2
December 3, 1964	3RD BRIDGE IN ‘INFANCY OF DESIGN’	2
December 3, 1964	SNOWSTORM BRINGS OUT THE SCULPTORS (PHOTOS)	6
December 10, 1964	VIETNAMESE GIRL ADOPTS CHRISTMAS (MINNER, LADEANE)	1
December 10, 1964	TELEPHONE BUILDING ON VIEW	1
December 10, 1964	JR HIGH ARCHITECT APPOINTED (WALDRON & DIETZ)	1
December 10, 1964	RECOMMENDATIONS WHERE COLLEGES TO GO, ARE NEAR	2
December 10, 1964	CENTER PLAN CONFLICT IS DISCUSSED	1
December 10, 1964	RUNAWAY TRUCK FLIPS AT 1ST, 18TH	1
December 10, 1964	HOUGHTON POLICE, FIREMEN THANKED FOR MAN’S RESCUE (DAVIS, ED)	2
December 10, 1964	CHAMBER MANAGER PROPOSED	1
December 10, 1964	C OF C BOARD MEMBERS NAMED	3
December 10, 1964	MOTHER’S MARCH CHAIRMAN NAMED (SILVERNALE, MRS GRANT)	8
December 10, 1964	MARK TWAIN PTA INTRODUCED TO COMMUNITY BY TEACHER (UTHEIN, KAREN)	PX-4
December 10, 1964	TEACHER OF YEAR NAMED (CLARK, MRS JOHN)	1
December 10, 1964	WSSDA NAMES H TUTTLE	1
December 10, 1964	FOUR TOP KJHS HONOR ROLL	9
December 10, 1964	60% PUPIL JUMP SEEN	16
December 10, 1964	NEW COLLEGE LAY COUNCIL ORGANIZES	16
December 10, 1964	4 MORE MEN FILE FOR RACE	1
December 10, 1964	JUANITA CUB SCOUTS TO PLAY SANTA CLAUS	PX-4
December 10, 1964	SANTA CLAUS TO ARRIVE SATURDAY	1
December 10, 1964	YES, JILL, KIRKLAND TO HAVE A CHRISTMAS TREE	1
December 10, 1964	WINDOWS DECORATED FOR CONTEST	1
December 10, 1964	NEIGHBORHOODS CONSIDERED IN CHRISTMAS TRAIL CONTEST	2
December 10, 1964	STRIKES FELT MILDLY HERE (PHOTO OF MEAT CUTTERS STRIKING AT P-X)	12
December 10, 1964	3 STEAMERS AT SHIPYARD MAY BE LAST TYING UP HERE	12
December 10, 1964	ARMED ROBBER SLUGS HOUGHTON STATION MAN	1
December 10, 1964	BURGLAR BRINGS HOME THE BACON (11 POUNDS OF IT)	1
December 10, 1964	TABS, PUNCH BOARDS OUT, PINBALLS, BINGO IN	3
December 10, 1964	SAFEWAY WINDOW REPORTED SHOT AT	3
December 10, 1964	2 REPORT HOMES ENTERED DEC 3	12
December 10, 1964	RANDALL, SIVER J	3
December 10, 1964	SCOTTI, AILEEN O	9
December 10, 1964	NELSON, RICHARD LEON (DENTIST)	12
December 10, 1964	MAHER, EDITH	13
December 10, 1964	GARDEN CLUBS HOLIDAY SHOW ATTENDED BY 1585 PERSONS	8
December 10, 1964	NAVY FAMILY RETURNS AFTER 20 YEARS (WELCOME WAGON)	12
December 10, 1964	KIRKLAND REPRESENTED AT PUGET’S COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT MEETING	13
December 10, 1964	JUANITA CUB SCOUTS TO PLAY SANTA CLAUS	PX-4
December 10, 1964	JUNIOR ACHIEVERS COME TO AID OF HOUSEWIFE	10
December 10, 1964	4 MORE MEN FILE FOR RACE	1
December 10, 1964	EX-KANG T COCCIONE HEADS FOR ROSE BOWL AS BEAVER	4
December 10, 1964	SDA CHURCH MEN’S CLUB ORGANIZED	10
December 10, 1964	COMMUNITIES FORMING TRANSPORTATION COUNCIL	3
December 10, 1964	EVERGREEN TRAFFIC UP; ORIGINAL BRIDGE’S DOWN	2
December 10, 1964	COUNTY AWARDS NE 20TH CONTRACT	12
December 17, 1964	DENTON FAMILY HONORS PARENTS (DENTON, MR AND MRS HARRY B)(50TH)	12
December 17, 1964	GALLERY DESIGNERS’ SHOW COMBINES VARIED MEDIUMS	11
December 17, 1964	YOUTH CANCELS VACATION FOR CHURCH WORK (THOMSEN, HALVARD)	3
December 17, 1964	NURSE’S PIN FOUND, RETURNED VIA OREGON (MATTHEWS, MARY)	7
December 17, 1964	CHURCH CIRCLE ‘MARY’ AIDS MIGRANT WORKERS (ELGIN, WILLIAM)	9
December 17, 1964	GARRETT ‘CONFIDENT’ ON EAST COLLEGE	10
December 17, 1964	BELLEVUE 2ND, LW 5TH IN COLLEGE LIST	10
December 17, 1964	ANNEXATION, CENTER DUE FOR HEARINGS	1
December 17, 1964	DOG LEAPS, DRIVER GRABS, CAR’S A WRECK	1
December 17, 1964	4 INJURED IN CRASH	13
December 17, 1964	PUBLISHER CHAMBER PRESIDENT (MORGAN, CHARLES O)	1
December 17, 1964	SPREAD CHEER BY CLEARING BASKET NAMES	12
December 17, 1964	A BOY’S WORLD IS MANY THINGS (PHOTOS OF CARBARY, BRUCE (DUFFY))	PX-4
December 17, 1964	ANNEXATION, CENTER DUE FOR HEARINGS	1
December 17, 1964	JUANITA HEARING CONTEST EXPECTED	3
December 17, 1964	124TH RETAIL ZONE ASKED	13
December 17, 1964	AUDIENCE WON’T SEE THIS DURING KJHS YULE CONCERT (STEVES, RICHARD)	1
December 17, 1964	HIGH SCHOOL MUSICIANS IN CONCERT	1
December 17, 1964	LWSD PLAYS BIG ROLE AS SCHOOL DIRECTORS MEET	6
December 17, 1964	CHERI CALLISON, STEVEN LEVERETTE	8
December 17, 1964	FINN HILL BLAZE WAS INTENTIONAL	PX-4
December 17, 1964	FIRE COMMISSION MULLS PAID FIREMEN QUESTION	1
December 17, 1964	LOCAL FAMILY OF 8 LOSES HOME – CONTENTS (JOHNSON, FELTON)	6
December 17, 1964	16 RUN FOR CITY COUNCIL	1
December 17, 1964	CITY SURPLUS FUND $404,000	3
December 17, 1964	CITY RECEIVES POLICE CAR BIDS, HYDRANTS ASKED	5
December 17, 1964	FOREST SPROUTS OVERNIGHT IN FORMER CHEVROLET BLDG	7
December 17, 1964	DEADLINE NEAR FOR ENTERING CHRISTMAS TRAIL CONTEST	7
December 17, 1964	BANK WINDOW WINS	10
December 17, 1964	HOUGHTON SEEKS SEWERS	1
December 17, 1964	COUNCILMAN POSITION STILL OPEN	2
December 17, 1964	HOUGHTON LEGAL FEES OVER BUDGET	6
December 17, 1964	HOUGHTON METRO LINE APPROVED	6
December 17, 1964	CO PLANS CAST BLOCK PLANT HERE	1
December 17, 1964	JUANITA HEARING CONTEST EXPECTED	3
December 17, 1964	WARD’S MARKET BURGLARIZED AGAIN	2
December 17, 1964	MATTHIAS, JOHN R	2
December 17, 1964	FRAZIER, MARY B	3
December 17, 1964	TANNER, MARK	5
December 17, 1964	MOSS, MYRON	5
December 17, 1964	FORSYTH, OTTO JOSEPH	5
December 17, 1964	TRAPP, ORPHA JANE	11
December 17, 1964	PARKHURST, LEROY SIMON	12
December 17, 1964	SCOUT SCRIBE DESCRIBES OVERNIGHT CAMPOUT FUN (GRABER, DALE)	5
December 17, 1964	CHURCH CIRCLE ‘MARY’ AIDS MIGRANT WORKERS (ELGIN, WILLIAM)	9
December 17, 1964	EASTSIDE CREDIT WOMEN’S CLUB INSTALLS OFFICERS	8
December 17, 1964	16 RUN FOR CITY COUNCIL	1
December 17, 1964	JOURNAL COPIES AVAILABLE FOR NEWS CLIPPING	2
December 17, 1964	ADVENTISTS APPEAL FOR MISSIONS	5
December 17, 1964	ROAD BOOSTERS FROM 3 COUNTIES ORGANIZES	6
December 17, 1964	HOUGHTON SEEKS SEWERS	1
December 17, 1964	$750,00: WEST COAST PLANS 1965 CONSTRUCTION	2
December 17, 1964	HOUGHTON METRO LINE APPROVED	6
December 17, 1964	NEW NAME FOR PHONE CENTER DUE	13
December 17, 1964	STORM ‘RAISES NED’ ON LAKEFRONT (PHOTOS)	1
December 17, 1964	MERCURY HITS -3	1
December 17, 1964	CAROL J EDLUND, JERRY E EAKINS	8
December 17, 1964	LINDA KJARSTAD, GEORGE BEAN	8
December 17, 1964	NANCY SABO, MELVIN REED	8
December 24, 1964	NB OF C UPS INTEREST	2
December 24, 1964	ABELS OBSERVE NORWEGIAN CHRISTMAS (ABEL, FINN)	PX-4
December 24, 1964	RAY HANSON LEAVES HERE	1
December 24, 1964	JUANITANS’ SON OWNER OF RADIO STATION (SHERWOOD, GORDON)	2
December 24, 1964	PINK DRESSES ARE TRADITION IN FAMILY (HOWLETT & BERTILSON)	8
December 24, 1964	CLUB COOK HAS PRAISE FOR RYTHER 4 AND 20 (HORROBIN, MRS WILLIAM)	9
December 24, 1964	STATE BOARD RELEASES JUNIOR COLLEGE REPORT	3
December 24, 1964	CIVIC CENTER PLAN CRITICIZED AT PLAN COMMISSION MEET	1
December 24, 1964	PLAN CRITICIZED (MAP OF CIVIC CENTER)	2
December 24, 1964	TAVERN SUSPENDED; JUANITA PUBS NIXED	1
December 24, 1964	CLUB CAROLS UNCONSCIOUS CAROLER (NELSON, RANDY)	11
December 24, 1964	CREST AREA HIGH DENSITY ZONE DENIED	3
December 24, 1964	ANNEXATIONS APPROVED	3
December 24, 1964	CITY TABLES COMPREHENSIVE PLAN REZONE AMENDMENT	4
December 24, 1964	LW SABBATICAL POLICY TABLED	4
December 24, 1964	CONTINUE 7-PERIOD DAYS. ADVISES KJHS PRINCIPAL	6
December 24, 1964	IT WAS BAD LUCK 3 WAYS AS FIRE HIT JUANITA STATION	3
December 24, 1964	THAW TOO HOT (PHOTO OF FIRE DAMAGE FROM THAWING WATER PIPE)	6
December 24, 1964	MEET YOUR KIRKLAND CANDIDATES	1
December 24, 1964	AMBULANCE, TAXI RULES CONSIDERED	1
December 24, 1964	NEW COUNCIL TO DECIDE CENTER PLAN	1
December 24, 1964	CITY TABLES COMPREHENSIVE PLAN REZONE AMENDMENT	4
December 24, 1964	ABELS OBSERVE NORWEGIAN CHRISTMAS (ABEL, FINN)	PX-4
December 24, 1964	CHURCHES OBSERVE CHRISTMAS	1
December 24, 1964	CHRISTMAS TRAIL ENTRIES INCREASE THIS YEAR	2
December 24, 1964	LETTERS TO SANTA	2
December 24, 1964	MINISTERS TELL MEANING OF DAY )VARIOUS CHURCHES)	7
December 24, 1964	FOUR MAYORS ARE POSSIBLE COUNCILMAN	2
December 24, 1964	TAVERN SUSPENDED; JUANITA PUBS NIXED	1
December 24, 1964	SHERIFF SAYS BUILDING FIRM THEFT SOLVED	1
December 24, 1964	CART’S BEFORE HORSE AS BURGLARY SOLVED	1
December 24, 1964	PRIMEAUS FILE CLAIM WITH CITY	1
December 24, 1964	PINBALL LAW INTRODUCED	2
December 24, 1964	BOTHELL MAN FINED ON SHOT	3
December 24, 1964	CARLSON, AXEL JOHN	4
December 24, 1964	LOSS, GEORGE C	4
December 24, 1964	GALT, JENNY	4
December 24, 1964	STOREY, JAMES	9
December 24, 1964	PAULSON, OSCAR	11
December 24, 1964	Y ENDING PROGRAM AT CENTER	3
December 24, 1964	CLUB COOK HAS PRAISE FOR RYTHER 4 AND 20 (HORROBIN, MRS WILLIAM)	9
December 24, 1964	MEET YOUR KIRKLAND CANDIDATES	1
December 24, 1964	KIRKLAND CITY COUNCIL CANDIDATES SPEAK OUT ON ISSUES	6
December 24, 1964	COLLEGE HONORS KIRKLAND ATHLETE (WEST, CAROL)	4
December 24, 1964	CHURCH BELL CHOIR IN THE PUBLIC EYE (CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH)	7
December 24, 1964	MINISTERS TELL MEANING OF DAY )VARIOUS CHURCHES)	7
December 24, 1964	METRO PUMP STATION APPROVED	3
December 24, 1964	DIST 81 MEETS ON 2 WATER LINE ADDITION PROJECTS	5
December 24, 1964	HOCKEY GAMES CALLED OFF – BY SNOW AND ICE ?????????	2
December 24, 1964	HO, HO, HO – IT’LL BE WHITE CHRISTMAS (IT APPEARS) (PHOTOS)	5
December 24, 1964	JUDITH ANN TIDWELL, RUSSELL JOHN CHRISTENSEN	8
December 24, 1964	CAROLE ANN THOMSEN, GERALD MARTIN SAMPONT	8
December 24, 1964	KATHLEEN MURPHY, TRAVIS F BELL JR	8
December 24, 1964	BARBARA BOHAN, RONALD M DAVIS	8
December 31, 1964	SEAFIRST INTEREST UP	5
December 31, 1964	AS SNOW BLOWS, SHE TAKES DIP IN LAKE SAMMAMISH (WOODS, MRS MILTON A)	1
December 31, 1964	HOSPITAL AUXILIARY “OPENS” RESTAURANTS (SHELVER, MRS JAMES)	11
December 31, 1964	FREAK FALL LEAVES TOT UNCONSCIOUS FOR TIME (MATTHIAS, PAMELA)	15
December 31, 1964	TIME HERE AGAIN FOR FIRST BABY	1
December 31, 1964	DOWN, DOWN, DOWN (DEMOLITION OF LELAND HOTEL)	5
December 31, 1964	46 FAMILIES RECEIVE CHRISTMAS BASKETS	6
December 31, 1964	MARCH OF DIMES OPENS IN COUNTY	15
December 31, 1964	LETTER NOT ANTI C-M, 3 SAY	1
December 31, 1964	COUNCIL-MANAGER CHANGES IN CITY GOVERNMENT NOTED	1
December 31, 1964	TWO HOMES TIE FOR FIRST IN CHRISTMAS TRAIL	6
December 31, 1964	HOUGHTON ROAD PLAN PROPOSED	1
December 31, 1964	24-HOUR CALL SERVICE FOR HOUGHTON OKAYED	1
December 31, 1964	CY RANDALL ELECTED TO COUNCIL	1
December 31, 1964	OFFICER BATS 1.000 (ARMSTRONG, JOHN)	1
December 31, 1964	BREAK-INS HIT JUANITA, ON ROSE HILL	1
December 31, 1964	MAN ARRESTED IN MORALS CASE	5
December 31, 1964	1ST AID, MEDICAL SELF-HELP COURSE OFFERED TO COUNTIANS	4
December 31, 1964	PROUT, GEORGE	4
December 31, 1964	HOSPITAL AUXILIARY “OPENS” RESTAURANTS (SHELVER, MRS JAMES)	11
December 31, 1964	NEWCOMERS HOME AFTER 30 YEARS (WELCOME WAGON)	16
December 31, 1964	LETTER NOT ANTI C-M, 3 SAY	1
December 31, 1964	48TH DIST. CUT TWO WAYS FORECAST IN REDISTRICTING	2
December 31, 1964	SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH ELECTS LAY LEADERS	11
December 31, 1964	HOUGHTON ROAD PLAN PROPOSED	1
December 31, 1964	HIGHWAY COUNCIL ELECTS ’65 OFFICERS	4
December 31, 1964	UNDERGROUND WIRING APPROVED	13
December 31, 1964	BEATRICE STOCKER, ALFRED LELAND	1
January 7, 1965	TRADEWELL – WE ARE REMODELING	3
January 7, 1965	WEATHER STRANDS KIRKLAND FAMILY (BANKSON, RUDY)	1
January 7, 1965	INVITED TO INAUGURAL (CORAHORI, DEMITRI)	6
January 7, 1965	ORTHOPEDIC GUILD FORMS FROM TOO-LARGE GROUP (GRAVES, LOUISE)	9
January 7, 1965	FIRST BABY IS FIRST CHILD FOR COUPLE (KARSUNKY, ROBERTA LYN)	1
January 7, 1965	METRO PLANS ‘BUILDING BOOM’ LOCALLY	1
January 7, 1965	JR HIGH ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SET	1
January 7, 1965	GREATER KIRKLAND CHAMBER TO STEP UP PROGRAM IN ’65	1
January 7, 1965	CHAMBER HIRES PAID MANAGER (BLAIR, JAMES D)	1
January 7, 1965	DRIVE ORGANIZED TO AID DAD WHO LOST 2 CHILDREN (THOMPSON, LEWIS)	2
January 7, 1965	‘ANNEXED’ LAND WASN’T	1
January 7, 1965	COLLEGE PRESIDENT TELLS ABOUT SCHOOL (BUTTERFIELD, C E)	6
January 7, 1965	ANN ELIZABETH BLUHM, ARTHUR SCOTT CASE	8
January 7, 1965	LINDA LONCTOT, CHRIS NELSON	8
January 7, 1965	DARLENE LINDA BAIER, DUANE GILBRAITH	8
January 7, 1965	CHARLENE ELDUEN, WILEY SAMPLEY	8
January 7, 1965	PATRICE MACK, MARSHALL CATES	8
January 7, 1965	COMMISSION READIES FIREMEN EXAMINATIONS	6
January 7, 1965	KIRKLAND TO ELECT CITY COUNCIL TUESDAY	1
January 7, 1965	REDMOND EMERGENCY CAR AIDS WOMAN IN KIRKLAND	2
January 7, 1965	WATSON, RENA	4
January 7, 1965	REESE, EMELINE	4
January 7, 1965	ORTHOPEDIC GUILD FORMS FROM TOO-LARGE GROUP (GRAVES, LOUISE)	9
January 7, 1965	KIRKLAND TO ELECT CITY COUNCIL TUESDAY	1
January 7, 1965	HERE ARE 16 CANDIDATES RUNNING FOR KIRKLAND CITY COUNCIL	3
January 7, 1965	U.S. OKAYS STREET PLANNING FUNDS	5
January 7, 1965	KNOTHOLER’S DELIGHT (PHOTO OF DOWNED FENCE AT BALL PARK)	4
January 7, 1965	JUDITH RODGERS, RICHARD DREWELOW	8
January 14, 1965	TRADEWELL – WE ARE REMODELING (PHOTOS)	3
January 14, 1965	CELLAR GALLERY TO SHOW SPENCER POTS, MAIR OILS	6
January 14, 1965	NB OF C PROMOTES 3 KIRKLAND MEN	2
January 14, 1965	MRS STENSLAND CHOSE ‘AT HOME’ FOR BIRTHDAY (STENSLAND, MARY)	6
January 14, 1965	BELLEVUE POWER SQUADRON COMBINES LEARNING AND FUN (LEWIS, LEON)	9
January 14, 1965	NEXT NEW SCHOOLS (MAP)	PX-4
January 14, 1965	GIRL BARELY HURT AS TRAIN HITS CAR STALLED ON TRACK (FERGUSON, KAREN LEA)	3
January 14, 1965	CHAMBER MUST MEET PROBLEMS	1
January 14, 1965	DOSS NAMED AREA DIMES CHAIRMAN (DOSS, HAL)	1
January 14, 1965	HEARTS REACH OUT TO L THOMPSONS	3
January 14, 1965	EAST SIDE COLLEGE ADVISORY COUNCIL HOLDS FIRST MEETING	2
January 14, 1965	COUNCIL IMPRESSED BY LWSD	12
January 14, 1965	CAROL RAHNASTO, JAMES PAULSON	8
January 14, 1965	HOUGHTON VOLUNTEER FIREMEN START DRIVE TO PURCHASE CAR	5
January 14, 1965	WESCOTT, KING, STOOPS, LANHAM, VAUX, CLARK, SHINSTROM WIN	1
January 14, 1965	JAMES WEBSTER RESIGNS	1
January 14, 1965	MAYOR APPOINTS MRS HALLBERG (HALLBERG, BETTY)	1
January 14, 1965	HOUGHTON VOLUNTEER FIREMEN START DRIVE TO PURCHASE CAR	5
January 14, 1965	NEW KIRKLAND INDUSTRY GERMINATES IN GARAGE (STERN DRIVE CORPORATION)	1
January 14, 1965	ANIMAL CALLS KEEP POLICE BUSY	1
January 14, 1965	FOUR PICKED UP, CLEARING BREAK-INS	2
January 14, 1965	MAN NABBED IN TAVERN BREAK-IN AT JUANITA	2
January 14, 1965	CROWE GOES TO VIET NAM THIS MONTH (CROWE, DICK)	5
January 14, 1965	COTTERILL, HARRY	4
January 14, 1965	BELLEVUE POWER SQUADRON COMBINES LEARNING AND FUN (LEWIS, LEON)	9
January 14, 1965	BILL PROPOSED NEW DISTRICT	1
January 14, 1965	PARKS REALTY MOVES TO OLYMPIC BUILDING	3
January 14, 1965	BAPTIST CHURCH HONORS FOUNDING WITH CRUSADE	9
January 14, 1965	BUDGET ASKS $30 MILLION FOR EAST SIDE	1
January 14, 1965	BREDA BIDS $83706 ON NE 132ND PROJECT	1
January 14, 1965	LELAND TO INTRODUCE BILL ON REDMOND-NORTHUP ROUTE	1
January 14, 1965	COUNCIL WEIGHS PHONE CENTER NAME CHANGE	1
January 14, 1965	DISTANCE RATES DOWN FEB 1	12
January 14, 1965	CHARLOTTE RAE FRANKLIN, ROBERT WICK	8
January 14, 1965	KATHERINE MANN, ELON BERNIER	8
January 14, 1965	DONNA COWAN, DAVID FRYE	8
January 14, 1965	JEANETTE BURR, RONALD EVAN BLOOM	8
January 14, 1965	GERALDINE SINGER, JOHN JEFFRIES NORTON	8
January 21, 1965	KNOW YOUR LOCAL JAYCEES (AD WITH PHOTOS)	6
January 21, 1965	JAYCEES HONOR MRS UNDERWOOD (UNDERWOOD, NADINE)	1
January 21, 1965	MECHANIC’S JOB OFFERS OPPORTUNITY TO TRAVEL (HALVORSEN, SHERIDAN)	7
January 21, 1965	REDMOND HIGH FORMALLY ‘REBORN’	1
January 21, 1965	THOUGHT STARTED ON SCHOOL NAME (BIG FINN HILL)	1
January 21, 1965	PUPILS MOVE ON JAN 28TH (CENTRAL SCHOOL)	11
January 21, 1965	SULLIVAN PROMOTED (SULLIVAN, PAUL – J C PENNEY)	1
January 21, 1965	EAST SIDE BUSINESSES UP IN 1965	1
January 21, 1965	FREIGHT CHANGE IS AIM	3
January 21, 1965	BOY INJURED AS BIKE RAMS CAR ON STATE ST (ROBINSON, DAVID DEAN)	1
January 21, 1965	FREIGHT CHANGE IS AIM	3
January 21, 1965	CHAMBER BANQUET DRAWS CROWD	11
January 21, 1965	CONCERT, INCLUDING KIRKLANDERS, TO BENEFIT PROJECT HOPE SHIP	2
January 21, 1965	MOTHERS’ MARCH NEEDS VOLUNTEERS	9
January 21, 1965	PAR MAC ACCEPTED	1
January 21, 1965	NE 124TH INDUSTRIAL ZONE ASKED	11
January 21, 1965	SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT JOHNSON RESIGNS (JOHNSON, MORTON A)	1
January 21, 1965	STUDENT STUDIES GOVERNMENT, (PHOTO OF JOHNSON, NANCY)	2
January 21, 1965	Y HOLDING FITNESS CLASSES IN SCHOOL	4
January 21, 1965	JANET MARIE SAUBERT, ROBERT WEAVER	8
January 21, 1965	NEW TREES FOR CITY STREETS (PHOTO)	3
January 21, 1965	WATER NOT HURT BY TIMBER SALES, FOREST SERVICE SAYS	10
January 21, 1965	ANSWERING SERVICE TO TAKE HOUGHTON CALLS AFTER HOURS	10
January 21, 1965	FIRE SIGNALS (PHOTO AT ROSE HILL FIRE STATION)	10
January 21, 1965	FALSE ALARM COMES TRUE HOURS LATER	10
January 21, 1965	SENATOR THOMPSON OUTLINES GOP REDISTRICTING PLAN	1
January 21, 1965	EAST SIDERS PLUNGE INTO BATTLE AT OLYMPIA	1
January 21, 1965	JOHNSON ANTI-POVERTY PROGRAM HITS LOCALLY	3
January 21, 1965	THEY’RE RETIRING (OBAN, ED / WILLS, BILL / BRAYDEN, TED / BAGGALEY, BYRON)	2
January 21, 1965	ANSWERING SERVICE TO TAKE HOUGHTON CALLS AFTER HOURS	10
January 21, 1965	NE 124TH INDUSTRIAL ZONE ASKED	11
January 21, 1965	JUDGE JOHNSON RESIGNS FOR HEALTH (JOHNSON, CHARLES W)	1
January 21, 1965	ANSWERING SERVICE TO TAKE HOUGHTON CALLS AFTER HOURS	10
January 21, 1965	FOUR HEADLIGHTS SHOT OUT ON CAR	11
January 21, 1965	2 THEFTS REPORTED TO SHERIFF’S OFFICE	11
January 21, 1965	MARCH OF DIMES CONTAINER STOLEN	11
January 21, 1965	DOHERTY, JANICE	3
January 21, 1965	NEWBOM, NILS E	5
January 21, 1965	LAMBETH, ADA	7
January 21, 1965	OUT-OF-STATERS WELCOMED TO COMMUNITY (WELCOME WAGON)	3
January 21, 1965	NEW YMCA OFFICE (PHOTO)	5
January 21, 1965	Y CAMP LEADERS FORM SERVICE CLUB	5
January 21, 1965	CUB SCOUT MEMBERSHIP RECOGNIZED	7
January 21, 1965	KNOW YOUR LOCAL JAYCEES (AD WITH PHOTOS)	6
January 21, 1965	AUXILIARY PROVIDES FOR BOATING WOMEN (SMITH, MRS MELVIN)	9
January 21, 1965	CRAZY, MAN, CRAZY – DONKEY BASKETBALL COMING TO KIRKLAND	4
January 21, 1965	PARK BOARD ALLOTS BALL FIELD MONEY	4
January 21, 1965	CHURCH MEN SELECT NAME FOR GROUP (SDA -ASSOCIATION OF MISSIONARY MEN)	9
January 21, 1965	LELAND SEES 6-10 YEARS BEFORE REDMOND LINK DONE	1
January 21, 1965	ROAD GROUP PROPOSES HIGHWAY BILLS	3
January 21, 1965	CENTRAL WAY PARKING NOW UNDER STUDY	11
January 21, 1965	CITY TO PLAN FOR DRAINAGE UNDER GRANT	11
January 21, 1965	PAMELA HOTES, MICHAEL EASLEY	8
January 21, 1965	NANCY LEE ABBETT, JAMES ALLYN	8
January 28, 1965	WE ARE REMODELING – TRADEWELL (PHOTOS)	3
January 28, 1965	BANK SEEKS OKAY FOR BRANCH OFFICE IN ROSE HILL AREA (SEATTLE TRUST)	1
January 28, 1965	97-YEAR-OLD AUTHOR IS MYSTERY READER (CORNELL, LEWIS S)	1
January 28, 1965	THAT’S WHAT HAPPENS WHEN A PUMP BREAKS (DURKEE, MILDRED / EMERSON, ROY)	1
January 28, 1965	ASSOCIATION ELECTS PRATT VICE PRES. (PRATT, ALVIN C)	5
January 28, 1965	BORN WITH OPEN SPINE: CHRIS PROVES PREDICTIONS WRONG (ANDERSON, CHRIS)	6
January 28, 1965	DANCE STEPS LEAD TO LUXURY VACATIONS (MATTSON, GLENN AND BEVERLY)	8
January 28, 1965	YMCA BUSY SITE ON NORTHUP WAY	1
January 28, 1965	CONSTRUCTION DOWN IN ’64 FOR KIRKLAND	2
January 28, 1965	WEST COAST BUILDING NEW FACILITY HERE (PHOTO)	3
January 28, 1965	EXTENSION GRANTED SHOPPING CENTER	3
January 28, 1965	NW COLLEGE TO BUILD NEW CHAPEL	5
January 28, 1965	NW COLLEGE TO BUILD NEW CHAPEL	5
January 28, 1965	BASSE HOME IS DESTROYED	4
January 28, 1965	NEIGHBORS START BUSINESS (SUBURBAN SECRETARIAL SERVICE – ELSE / VAN WYCK)	3
January 28, 1965	MOTHERS’ MARCH TUESDAY TO CLOSE DIMES’ DRIVE	6
January 28, 1965	POPULATION PROBLEM IN REDISTRICTING HERE	1
January 28, 1965	HIGHER DENSITY SOUGHT FOR KIRKLAND ACREAGE	2
January 28, 1965	ENROLLMENT HIGHEST IN 17 YEARS	1
January 28, 1965	U.S. GRANTS NORTHWEST COLLEGE ANTI-POVERTY FUNDS	5
January 28, 1965	FOUNDERS’ LUNCHEON FIRST FOR PTA COUNCIL	8
January 28, 1965	CITIZENS ADVISORY COUNCIL PLACE TO AIR SCHOOL GRIPES (AOYAMA, RUBY)	9
January 28, 1965	JOAN D’ALESSANDRO, RICHARD SCHERER	8
January 28, 1965	LAURA MATTINGLY, WILLIAM BOSTON	8
January 28, 1965	ALICE PECK, ROBERT ARIES	8
January 28, 1965	PAMELA BARTHOLOMEW, TED MYERS	8
January 28, 1965	SUZANNE COOPER, JACK WHEADON JR	8
January 28, 1965	COMMISSION SEEKS FIREMEN APPLICATIONS	1
January 28, 1965	BASSE HOME IS DESTROYED	4
January 28, 1965	COUNCIL-MANAGER DUE MON	1
January 28, 1965	3 RESIGNING AT CITY HALL (DURKEE, MILDRED / CRAMER, JAMES / NORTON, MRS SAM)	1
January 28, 1965	KIRKLAND PLAN COMMISSION REORGANIZING, SOME RESIGN	1
January 28, 1965	KIRKLAND PLANNING COMMISSION (PHOTO)	3
January 28, 1965	HOUGHTON EMERGENCY CAR CAMPAIGN ‘OFF TO GOOD START’	5
January 28, 1965	HOUGHTON EMERGENCY CAR CAMPAIGN ‘OFF TO GOOD START’	5
January 28, 1965	HUMANE SOCIETY TO SERVE HOUGHTON	5
January 28, 1965	SHOT FIRED OVER HEADS OF 3 BOYS	1
January 28, 1965	BAR TO HONOR C JOHNSON (JOHNSON, CHARLES W)	1
January 28, 1965	SILVER DOLLARS TAKEN FROM HOME	1
January 28, 1965	22-CALIBER GUN REPORTED STOLEN	2
January 28, 1965	SLASHING OF TIRES REPORTED TO POLICE	2
January 28, 1965	GREEN, CHESTER M	1
January 28, 1965	CITIZENS ADVISORY COUNCIL PLACE TO AIR SCHOOL GRIPES (AOYAMA, RUBY)	9
January 28, 1965	TAYLOR CHAMP CYCLIST (TAYLOR, DICK)	4
January 28, 1965	PASTOR RESIGNS FROM BAPTIST CHURCH (KOPP, S A)	11
January 28, 1965	JUICE TEMPORARILY OFF HERE MONDAY	1
January 28, 1965	F COLLUCCIO WINS PROJECT	1
January 28, 1965	MERLENE PORTER, WALTER FITCH	8
February 4, 1965	THEATRE TO BORROW FAMILY FROM AUDIENCE	7
February 4, 1965	BRANCH GROWTH NOTED (SEATTLE FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN)	3
February 4, 1965	MAYOR IS RESIDENT SINCE ’47 (VAUX, JAMES G)	1
February 4, 1965	LITTLE FINN HILL SETTLER TO OBSERVE 85TH BIRTHDAY	1
February 4, 1965	RETIRING MAYOR GIVEN GOLFING SET, LESSONS (BAGGALEY, BYRON)	2
February 4, 1965	COUNTY LIBRARY NAMED FOR DR SHERWOOD	3
February 4, 1965	100S HONOR RETIRING JUDGE (JOHNSON, CHARLES W)	3
February 4, 1965	OPENING NEW STORE, HE BECOMES CITIZEN (KUIJPERS, LEON)	8
February 4, 1965	NO NEWS, THEN HEARS PUGET ISLANDERS SAFE (HALL, CLARENCE V)	10
February 4, 1965	LELAND ADVISES CONTINUED INTEREST IN JUNIOR COLLEGE	2
February 4, 1965	CHAMBER OPENS: PROGRESS PROGRAM	1
February 4, 1965	NW COLLEGE NAMES 33 TO HONOR ROLL	PX-4
February 4, 1965	SCHOOL SERVICE AREAS CHANGING FOR 1965-66	1
February 4, 1965	BOARD ACCEPTS JOHNSON RESIGNATION ‘WITH PROFOUND REGRET’	10
February 4, 1965	NANCY KERR, TERRY OLSSON	8
February 4, 1965	ROSALYN HAWTHORN, MONTY GOHL	8
February 4, 1965	COUNCILMEN ELECT VAUX MAYOR, NAME CLARK ACTING MANAGER	1
February 4, 1965	VANDALS HIT HIVES, THIEF HITS SCHOOL	1
February 4, 1965	WOMAN-RULED COURT RE-ESTABLISHED HERE (DIMMICK, CAROLYN)	3
February 4, 1965	THANKS TO VOLUNTEERS, YOUNG HOSPITAL PATIENTS HAVE OWN ROOM	PX-4
February 4, 1965	BOYD, ALTA SMITH	2
February 4, 1965	GUSTAFSON, ERNEST J	3
February 4, 1965	CRAWFORD, JULIA	3
February 4, 1965	MOTHER PROPOSES CLUB FOR ADOPTIVE PARENTS	PX-4
February 4, 1965	EX AIRLINE STEWARDESSES ADOPT PERSONAL TOUCH IN DOING GOOD (BOLDS, MRS RICHARD)	9
February 4, 1965	POST OFFICE AUTOMATION NOW READY	14
February 4, 1965	HORSEMEN REQUEST MARYMOOR PARK SITE	1
February 4, 1965	EVANGELIST TO CONDUCT SERIES AT NAZARENE CHURCH (AYCOCK, JARETTE E)	5
February 4, 1965	ADVENTIST CHURCH LAYMEN LAUNCH COMMUNITY PROGRAM	9
February 4, 1965	REV NORTH RETIRES, NEW PASTOR NAMED FOR CHURCH (KIRKLAND TABERNACLE)	11
February 4, 1965	PAULSON TO SUPERVISE NEW TELEPHONE SERVICE CENTER	1
February 4, 1965	JUDITH HUDSON, EUGENE VAN HOUTEN	8
February 11, 1965	PTA LIFE MEMBERSHIP AWARDED JOHNSON (JOHNSON, MORTON)	PX-4
February 11, 1965	GIRL’S BIRTHDAY DOLLAR INCREASED FOR CHURCH PROGRAM (NICHOLS, NAOMI)	PX-4
February 11, 1965	LWHS GRAD WINS MEDAL IN SOUTH VIETNAM COMBAT (JARRARD, RICHARD D)	1
February 11, 1965	JOHNSON SINGING IN S.F. (JACKSON, WILLIE)	13
February 11, 1965	LOCAL TEEN CANTEEN CLOSES ‘TEMPORARILY’	1
February 11, 1965	REMODELED TRADEWELL STORE OPENS THIS WEEK (PHOTO)	1
February 11, 1965	EAST SIDERS BEAT DRUMS FOR COMMUNITY COLLEGE	2
February 11, 1965	UNIVERSITY CONSIDERED “BIG INDUSTRY” IN AREA	13
February 11, 1965	LOCAL TEEN CANTEEN CLOSES ‘TEMPORARILY’	1
February 11, 1965	LWSD’S GROWTH PROBLEMS OUTLINED	1
February 11, 1965	AT HIGH SCHOOL: SIX TOP HONOR ROLL WITH PERFECT GRADES	9
February 11, 1965	MARY DOWNS, DALLAS DELAY	10
February 11, 1965	KATHY SUE HOUSEKEEPER, DAVID HAWLEY	10
February 11, 1965	SUE ELLEN BARRIE, SANTOS CONTRERAS	10
February 11, 1965	WHO PUTS OUT BLAZES AT PAR-MAC?	1
February 11, 1965	FIRE MAKES ATTORNEY’S DAUGHTER, 7, UNHAPPY (THOMAS, LAURA)	7
February 11, 1965	CITY HIRES TWO WOMEN (OBAN, ANN / NEAL, MARA)	1
February 11, 1965	HOUGHTON PLANNING REPORTED	13
February 11, 1965	BOYS ADMIT LOCAL THEFT	1
February 11, 1965	BREAK-IN HITS AT OAR-MAC INDUSTRIAL PARK	1
February 11, 1965	SALVINO, LEO	3
February 11, 1965	BUSCHRI, MARGUERITE ROBERTS	7
February 11, 1965	O’DONNELL, THOMAS JOHN	13
February 11, 1965	NEWCOMERS HERE FROM NEAR AND FAR (WELCOME WAGON)	3
February 11, 1965	TOASTMASTERS CLUB ORGANIZED HERE	3
February 11, 1965	TRAILBLAZERS’ WORK IS NEVER DONE (COVACHS, MRS BABE)	11
February 11, 1965	EVANS BILL WOULD PUT M.I., KIRKLAND, BELLEVUE IN 48TH	3
February 11, 1965	OLD MASTER FENCER VISITS HIGH SCHOOL (WOOD-GAINES, SAMUEL)	4
February 11, 1965	NAVY ASKS CHANGE FOR SEAPLANE AREA	7
February 11, 1965	BIG VISITOR (PHOTO OF STERNWHEELER, W S PRESCOTT)	6
February 11, 1965	BUDGET PROPOSED ON ROAD PROJECTS (MAP)	PX-4
February 11, 1965	INTERCHANGE JOB TO OPEN ‘FULL’ IN APRIL	1
February 11, 1965	CROSS-LAKE TRAFFIC JUMPS 30 PER CENT	1
February 11, 1965	REPAIRING 116TH AVE REQUESTED	1
February 11, 1965	FOURTH BRIDGE TO EAST SIDE PREDICTED IN TRANSPORTATION STUDY	1
February 11, 1965	REDMOND-NORTHUP ROAD BILL INTRODUCED	7
February 11, 1965	CITY HALL LAKE (PHOTO OF SEWER FLOOD)	7
February 18, 1965	MUSIC GROUP BRINGS OPERA ‘ORPHEUS’ TO KIRKLAND	10
February 18, 1965	SYMPOSIUM TO HEAR KANG PAPER (SHEEHAN, DOUG)	1
February 18, 1965	COUPLE RUNS INTO OBSTACLE COURSE ADOPTING VIETNAMESE BABY (WHITEHEAD)	1
February 18, 1965	VAUX TO REMODEL ARCADE BUILDING	4
February 18, 1965	BRIDLE AREA TROTS OUT CASE ON SCHOOL (AUDUBON)	1
February 18, 1965	ONE TEACHER CLUB SLAPS ANOTHER	2
February 18, 1965	‘NEW MATHEMATICS’ TOPIC OF HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAM	6
February 18, 1965	2 OLYMPIA TRIPS GAIN $72,752 FOR LWSD	7
February 18, 1965	KJHS HONOR ROLL PUPILS ANNOUNCED	8
February 18, 1965	JACQUELINE WOODSON, THOMAS SCHROEDER	10
February 18, 1965	MARY ELIZABETH DOWNS, DALLAS DELAY	10
February 18, 1965	CITY CHALLENGES STATE, COUNTY (PAYMENT FOR WATERFRONT PARKING LOT)	1
February 18, 1965	CITY CHALLENGES STATE, COUNTY (PAYMENT FOR WATERFRONT PARKING LOT)	1
February 18, 1965	CITY ADVISED: PUBLISH ORDINANCES, NOTICES	5
February 18, 1965	JUANITA DAY CARE HOME CHOSEN FOR DENTAL HYGIENE PROJECT	PX-4
February 18, 1965	TOT LINES PICKETING CONTINUES	2
February 18, 1965	CITY CHALLENGES STATE, COUNTY (PAYMENT FOR WATERFRONT PARKING LOT)	1
February 18, 1965	CITY CHALLENGES STATE, COUNTY (PAYMENT FOR WATERFRONT PARKING LOT)	1
February 18, 1965	MAN ARRESTED UNDER CITY DOG LEASH LAW	5
February 18, 1965	FOSTER, LYNN	2
February 18, 1965	WILLIAMSON, MAUDE L	5
February 18, 1965	LEWIS, FLORENCE DOLLY	7
February 18, 1965	NEIGHBOR, EMILY	13
February 18, 1965	JC’S PLAN ‘COMMUNITY ATTITUDE SURVEY’ HERE	1
February 18, 1965	JUNIOR NOKOMIS CLUB DATES BACK TO 1934 (JOHNSTON, GLYNETH)	11
February 18, 1965	BALL FIELD FENCE CONTRACT AWARDED	4
February 18, 1965	TIGHT SQUEEZE (PHOTO OF CAR ON SIDEWALK)	6
February 18, 1965	ROAD BOOSTERS FACE DIRECTOR’S OPPOSITION	1
February 18, 1965	SMOKING OUT LEAKS (PHOTO OF SEWERS BEING SMOKED)	7
February 25, 1965	CAL GAINS TAX EXEMPT STATUS	2
February 25, 1965	DISC JOCKEY TURNS ACTOR FOR THEATRE EAST OFFERING (ROBERTS, LAN)	5
February 25, 1965	SHOW GIVES INSIGHT TO “GALLERY” ARTISTS	11
February 25, 1965	STORY OF “ORPHEUS” TOLD OPERA GOERS	11
February 25, 1965	REDMONDER SEEKS PATENT ON BETTER ORANGE CRATE (SHEEHAN, DOUG)	2
February 25, 1965	DISC JOCKEY TURNS ACTOR FOR THEATRE EAST OFFERING (ROBERTS, LAN)	5
February 25, 1965	PTA LIFE MEMBERSHIP GOES TO HOUGHTON LIBRARIAN (BLANCHARD, FLORENCE)	8
February 25, 1965	DOLLAR RETURNED PLUS BONUS FOR BOY’S HONESTY (LINDQUIST, RONALD BARTON)	10
February 25, 1965	TRUCK ALMOST GOES ‘THROUGH THE MIDDLE…’ OF THE DEPOT (PHOTO)	1
February 25, 1965	COLLEGE BILL JUMPS 1 HURDLE, HITS 2ND	2
February 25, 1965	RESIDENTS PROTEST PROPOSED APARTMENT	1
February 25, 1965	COUNCIL ACCREDITS NURSING HOME (LAKE VUE MANOR)	5
February 25, 1965	CANTEEN’S UGN FUND MAY END	1
February 25, 1965	CANTEEN’S UGN FUND MAY END	1
February 25, 1965	COMMISSION OKAYS C-3 ANNEXATION	1
February 25, 1965	BOARD OKAYS SABBATICALS	14
February 25, 1965	SENIORS SEEK JOBS	1
February 25, 1965	JOYCE MAE JONES, DONALD D BAIER	8
February 25, 1965	HOLMAN SUCCEEDS BAGGALEY	3
February 25, 1965	CITY TO MAIL WATER BROCHURE	5
February 25, 1965	NEW COUNCIL SETS RULES ON HANDLING CITY MATTERS	5
February 25, 1965	KIRKLANDER LEADS “BATTLE OF BULGE” ARMY (NELSON, GLENN E)(RECORDS)	3
February 25, 1965	RESIDENTS PROTEST PROPOSED APARTMENT	1
February 25, 1965	LAST KIRK CHILD DIES IN CALIF. (CHARLTON, JESSIE KIRK)	1
February 25, 1965	2 JUANITA TEENS SOLVE THEFT CASE	1
February 25, 1965	SHERIFF’S OFFICE ARRESTS 2 IN 3 BREAK-INS AT JUANITA	1
February 25, 1965	TWO ARRESTED IN TAVERN FIGHT	1
February 25, 1965	PUB OWNER FOUND GUILTY (LOOMIS, PORTER J)	3
February 25, 1965	LAST KIRK CHILD DIES IN CALIF. (CHARLTON, JESSIE KIRK)	1
February 25, 1965	ANDERSON, RUBY	2
February 25, 1965	ASSOCIATION DOES MORE THAN DRUM FOR TEACHER’S SALARIES (NELSON, JIM)	9
February 25, 1965	SAMMAMISH STORY IN AUTHOR’S SECOND BOOK (HUDSON, LOIS PHILLIPS)	1
February 25, 1965	BROTHERHOOD NOMINATIONS SOUGHT	1
February 25, 1965	EPISCOPALIAN FROM AFRICA TO SPEAK AT CHURCH HERE (ZINGANI, MAXWELL Y)	7
February 25, 1965	CHURCH TO FEATURE PROGRAM ON AFRICA (CONGREGATIONAL)	7
February 25, 1965	GASOLINE HALTS TRAFFIC	1
February 25, 1965	TRUCK ALMOST GOES ‘THROUGH THE MIDDLE…’ OF THE DEPOT (PHOTO)	1
February 25, 1965	BULGE-ENDING 3RD BRIDGE PROPOSED	1
February 25, 1965	‘FIX’ DUE AT SLOUGH	1
February 25, 1965	DISTANCE, RIBBON CUT (PHOTO OF BOTHELL-MONROE HIGHWAY)	5
February 25, 1965	CHERILYN CALLISON, STEVEN LEVERETT	8
February 25, 1965	SUSAN KRAFFT, RON KATHREN	8
March 4, 1965	KIRKLANDER AGAIN WINS ARMY PISTOL MATCHES (BAUM, MAURICE)	4
March 4, 1965	MISS KIRKLAND IS WINNER (JOHNSON, ROBERTA)	5
March 4, 1965	7TH, MARKET STATION TO FEATURE HISTORICAL MARKER	2
March 4, 1965	STORE USES 600 YARDS OF CARPET (KIRKLAND FURNITURE)	10
March 4, 1965	LEASED PARK SITE MULLED FOR SCHOOL	1
March 4, 1965	7TH, MARKET STATION TO FEATURE HISTORICAL MARKER	2
March 4, 1965	NAVYMAN RETURNS AS HOME BURNS (CHRISTENSEN, JOHN M)	1
March 4, 1965	STORE USES 600 YARDS OF CARPET (KIRKLAND FURNITURE)	10
March 4, 1965	LEE OPENS RENTAL FIRM ON CENTRAL (LEE, JIM)	11
March 4, 1965	CHAMBER SCHEDULES S NEEL	1
March 4, 1965	KIRKLAND TO ADOPT IMPROVEMENT PLAN	6
March 4, 1965	SCHOOL STAFFERS’ TRAVEL APPROVED	6
March 4, 1965	SEMINAR CLASSES RATED ‘REAL SUCCESS’ AT LWHS	7
March 4, 1965	ROSELYN ROSENBACK, KIM G KAY	8
March 4, 1965	CAROL SUE EMERICK, GERALD ROGER ANDERSON	8
March 4, 1965	ROCK SHOW TO FEATURE JEWELRY DEMONSTRATION	8
March 4, 1965	NAVYMAN RETURNS AS HOME BURNS (CHRISTENSEN, JOHN M)	1
March 4, 1965	FIRE CALL TIME DISCUSSED AT KIRKLAND COUNCIL MEET	1
March 4, 1965	UNEXPECTED VISIT (PHOTO OF FIRE TRUCK)	10
March 4, 1965	NEW LAW GIVES EAST SIDE OKANOGAN, WHATCOM SENATORS	1
March 4, 1965	FIRE CALL TIME DISCUSSED AT KIRKLAND COUNCIL MEET	1
March 4, 1965	3 NAMED KIRKLAND PLANNERS	1
March 4, 1965	CONSENSUS: NO SENSE IN CENSUS	1
March 4, 1965	3 IN LINE TO HEAD PARKS DEPARTMENT	13
March 4, 1965	30 CITY MANAGER APPLICATIONS ARRIVE	13
March 4, 1965	DIAL M – FOR SMOKERS’ RECORDINGS STARTS HERE	PX-4
March 4, 1965	7TH, MARKET STATION TO FEATURE HISTORICAL MARKER	2
March 4, 1965	SEWERS MEET SET AT JUANITA	1
March 4, 1965	IN THE GLOAMING (PHOTO OF LAKE)	10
March 4, 1965	BURGLARS HIT STORE TWICE	1
March 4, 1965	CHANGE ASKED IN LEASH LAW	13
March 4, 1965	SERUM RELAY AIDS LOCAL BOY (OSBORN, ROBERT)	2
March 4, 1965	CLINE, SIMON WESLEY (WES)	1
March 4, 1965	IBSEN, CURT EVERETT	1
March 4, 1965	WILLARD, FRANK OWEN	2
March 4, 1965	MALONEY, ANNIE CATHERINE	5
March 4, 1965	HULL, MARY FRANCES	5
March 4, 1965	HALL, BETTY	6
March 4, 1965	ENSLOW, THOMAS	6
March 4, 1965	MCMURTREY, MARY ANNA AGNES	6
March 4, 1965	ROTARY CLUB PROGRAM HAS INTERNATIONAL FLAVOR	6
March 4, 1965	ARTS LEAGUE WOMEN FORM ORGANIZATION	8
March 4, 1965	SENIOR GIRLS’ TEA IS 38TH FOR BPW	8
March 4, 1965	TOASTMISTRESS TRAINING STRESSES SELF IMPROVEMENT (HALEY, MRS WILBUR)	9
March 4, 1965	LOCAL SHARPSHOTS WIN CHAMPIONSHIP	4
March 4, 1965	SHULTS TAKES STATE CROWN (SHULTS, BRUCE – WRESTLING)	4
March 4, 1965	LEASED PARK SITE MULLED FOR SCHOOL	1
March 4, 1965	3 IN LINE TO HEAD PARKS DEPARTMENT	13
March 4, 1965	ADVENTIST STUDENTS SHARE CLASSROOM AID WITH AFRICANS	11
March 4, 1965	FOREIGN COMPACT HAS LAST LAUGH ON “BIG BROTHER”	1
March 4, 1965	LELAND ‘HOPEFUL’ ON ROUTE	1
March 4, 1965	LELAND BELIEVES LEGISLATURE TO PASS 3RD-BRIDGE BILLS	6
March 4, 1965	SEWERS MEET SET AT JUANITA	1
March 4, 1965	PHONE EXCHANGE: LAKE WASHINGTON?	6
March 4, 1965	MINE DETECTOR? (PHOTO OF BECKER, WILLIAM – SEWERS)	10
March 4, 1965	WATER TANK IS PROPOSED	13
March 4, 1965	TOLT RIVER WATERSHED ‘NEVER’ SHUT	16
March 4, 1965	PATRICE MACK, MARSHALL CATES	8
March 4, 1965	JANET STARK, STEPHEN NELSON	8
March 11, 1965	OPERA “ORPHEUS” HAS PREVIEW SHOWING HERE	8
March 11, 1965	LC STUDENT BOUND FOR YUGOSLAVIA (HUNTER, LINDA)	1
March 11, 1965	KIRKLAND FOSTER PARENTS (PHOTO OF MAGNUSON, MR AND MRS EARL)	6
March 11, 1965	BEING CHURCH SECRETARY ONE OF MANY JOBS (PIERCE, DOROTHY)	10
March 11, 1965	REVAMPED RICHARDSON BEN FRANKLIN OPENING (PHOTO)	5
March 11, 1965	COUNCIL POSTPONES APARTMENT ACTION	7
March 11, 1965	‘BIT OF WORLD’S FAIR’ DECORATES APARTMENTS (GOLD MEDALLION)	11
March 11, 1965	REVAMPED RICHARDSON BEN FRANKLIN OPENING (PHOTO)	5
March 11, 1965	BOAT RIDE CLAIMS LIFE OF BOY, 13 (PIERCE, RANDEL)	1
March 11, 1965	PLANNERS OKAY MULTIPLE ZONING ON 4TH AVE S	1
March 11, 1965	EFFECT OF 3 EDUCATION BUDGETS COMPARED	2
March 11, 1965	HOUGHTON EMERGENCY-CAR DRIVE TOPS ONE-FOURTH MARK (PHOTO)	PX-4
March 11, 1965	HOUGHTON FIREMEN WIN PHONES	1
March 11, 1965	BRUSH FIRE THREATENS HOUSES	1
March 11, 1965	41 PLANS FIRE TRUCK PURCHASE	2
March 11, 1965	BRUSH FIRES KEEP AREA’S VOLUNTEER FIREMEN BUSY	7
March 11, 1965	FIRE PERMIT RULE LIFTED PART OF YEAR	7
March 11, 1965	1ST, 41ST LEFT WITH NON-LOCAL SOLONS	1
March 11, 1965	CITY TO PAY LESS FOR GASOLINE	2
March 11, 1965	HOUGHTON FIREMEN WIN PHONES	1
March 11, 1965	COUNCIL POSTPONES APARTMENT ACTION	7
March 11, 1965	SLING-SHOT DAMAGES BUSINESSES	1
March 11, 1965	4 IN HOME; THIEF HITS	1
March 11, 1965	BURGLARS HIT AT 2 PLACES	1
March 11, 1965	P PRIMEAU HEARING DUE MARCH 16	1
March 11, 1965	JUDGE FINES MAN ON LEASH CHARGE	2
March 11, 1965	PIERCE, RANDEL	1
March 11, 1965	WOODS, LEO	1
March 11, 1965	DRAIN, EDNA	1
March 11, 1965	HALL, CLAYTON	2
March 11, 1965	NEWCOMERS FROM SEATTLE FIND NEIGHBORHOOD FRIENDLY (WELCOME WAGON)	PX-4
March 11, 1965	EAST SIDE Y NAMES HANSEN REPLACEMENT	2
March 11, 1965	YOUNG WOMEN INVITED TO FORM JUNIOR CLUB	8
March 11, 1965	TOPS CLUB MEMBERS LEARN TO SAY “NO” TO OVEREATING (SIPILA, MRS JOHN)	9
March 11, 1965	CRAMER ELECTED IN ‘HOT’ J.C. VOTE (CRAMER, JAMES)	1
March 11, 1965	BPW CLUB JOINS IN SALUTE TO WORKING WOMEN	8
March 11, 1965	CIRCULATION MAN JOINS ESJ STAFF	1
March 11, 1965	BRIDGE USE SPIRALING UP	1
March 11, 1965	KINGSGATE 1ST TO BURY UTILITIES LOCALLY	2
March 11, 1965	CECILE BARIL, BRYCE JOHNSON	8
March 11, 1965	JO ANNE SMITH, RICHARD CLARK	8
March 18, 1965	COFFEE HOUR TO LAUNCH REGISTRATION IN ARTS	8
March 18, 1965	DONNA LISLE GIVES RECITAL	3
March 18, 1965	BIRTHDAY DINNER HONORS “ADOPTED” GRANDFATHER (ZABLE, FRED)(PHOTO)	10
March 18, 1965	2 KIRKLAND YOUNGSTERS TO SKATE IN ‘ICE CHIPS’ (DONALDSON / WALKER)	12
March 18, 1965	BRIDLE ‘RELIEF’ PASSED	2
March 18, 1965	NEW CHEVROLET FACILITY RECEIVES ACCLAIM (PHOTO)	6
March 18, 1965	‘FILIBUSTER’ KILLS THREAT TO COLLEGE	2
March 18, 1965	UNCLE SAM OKAYS FUNDS FOR LWSD	12
March 18, 1965	ACTION AGAINST HOUSE DEFERRED (726 16TH AVE W)	7
March 18, 1965	KENNY KIRKLAND TOWNWIDE SALE GREETS SPRING	1
March 18, 1965	OWNER MOVES DRESS SHOP (CAROL’S DRESS SHOP – FLETCHER, EUNICE)	10
March 18, 1965	3 HALLS FORD MEN HONORED (CALVIN / FITCH / HALLS)	11
March 18, 1965	WRECK INJURES RIDENOUR (RIDENOUR, WILLIAM C)	1
March 18, 1965	HESITATING LOOK (PHOTO OF KIDS LOOKING AT DISSECTED FROG)	1
March 18, 1965	REZONING APPROVED BY COUNCIL	1
March 18, 1965	R-9 ZONE ASKED ON 100TH NE BY E H CARLSON	7
March 18, 1965	HESITATING LOOK (PHOTO OF KIDS LOOKING AT DISSECTED FROG)	1
March 18, 1965	EQUALIZATION SEEN AID TO LAKE WASHINGTON	2
March 18, 1965	‘WAIT TO MARRY’, SPEAKER TELLS LW SENIOR GIRLS	9
March 18, 1965	4-TH GRADERS SHOW SCIENCE PROWESS (PHOTOS)	11
March 18, 1965	LW SKIPPERS SLATE BARBERSHOP SHOW	10
March 18, 1965	CARNIVAL ATTRACTION (PHOTO OF POSTER FOR ROSE HILL SPRING CARNIVAL)	5
March 18, 1965	PAID FIREMEN PROPOSED	1
March 18, 1965	HOUGHTON FIREMEN HAVE THIRD CHIEF	12
March 18, 1965	CITY HIRES PARK SUPT.	1
March 18, 1965	FIVE NAMED TO BOARDS	1
March 18, 1965	COUNCIL SAYS ‘NO’ TO CLUB ON SIGN AT CITY ENTRANCE	7
March 18, 1965	CITY TAKES RESPONSIBILITY (PAR-MAC)	7
March 18, 1965	SHERIFF PLANS MARYMOOR STATION, JUANITA DOCK	1
March 18, 1965	KIRKLAND PASTOR CHOSEN FOR STOP SMOKING SESSION (MATTHEWS, DANIEL G)	11
March 18, 1965	HOUGHTON FIREMEN HAVE THIRD CHIEF	12
March 18, 1965	SHERIFF PLANS MARYMOOR STATION, JUANITA DOCK	1
March 18, 1965	SHERIFF PLANS MARYMOOR STATION, JUANITA DOCK	1
March 18, 1965	CHIEF ASKS ADDITIONAL POLICEMEN	1
March 18, 1965	OCCUPIED-HOUSE BURGLARY CLEARED IN YOUTH’S ARREST	1
March 18, 1965	THREE ARRESTED IN WINDOW SHOOTINGS	1
March 18, 1965	SHERIFF PLANS MARYMOOR STATION, JUANITA DOCK	1
March 18, 1965	STATIONS, RIDING STABLE, CAR HIT IN BURGLARIES	7
March 18, 1965	ACTION AGAINST HOUSE DEFERRED (726 16TH AVE W)	7
March 18, 1965	STOLEN HERE, CAR FOUND, ‘STRIPPED’	12
March 18, 1965	CITY DADS APPROVE PLANS FOR LIBRARY	7
March 18, 1965	HANCOCK, CHARLES BOYD	6
March 18, 1965	LINDBERG, FLORENCE ADELAIDE	7
March 18, 1965	CHRISTOFFERS, CORA MATHILDA	7
March 18, 1965	MANVILLE, WILLIAM GEORGE	12
March 18, 1965	DR MCKIBBEN NAMED ROTARY CLUB PRESIDENT	1
March 18, 1965	INTEREST IN OWN CHILDREN PROMPTS ROSE HILL PTA WORKER (MCCLINTICK)	9
March 18, 1965	GUILD SPONSORS WIG SHOW HERE	8
March 18, 1965	CITY HIRES PARK SUPT.	1
March 18, 1965	BRIDLE ‘RELIEF’ PASSED	2
March 18, 1965	HORSEMEN TO REQUEST PARK SITE	4
March 18, 1965	CHURCH YOUTH TO HOLD CONFERENCE IN KIRKLAND (CONGREGATIONAL)	5
March 18, 1965	CARNIVAL ATTRACTION (PHOTO OF POSTER FOR ROSE HILL SPRING CARNIVAL)	5
March 18, 1965	EXPLODING POPULATION BOOMING TRAFFIC VOLUME	PX-4
March 18, 1965	CITY OKAYS ‘HEART’ OF DRAIN PROGRAM	1
March 18, 1965	THAT’S SOME MOTOR (PHOTO OF SEWAGE PUMP)	2
March 18, 1965	VICKY SPARLING, DAVID COLTRAN	8
March 18, 1965	LOUISE BREMER, WILLIAM SYGITOWICZ	8
March 25, 1965	DESIGNER OF GIRL SCOUT CREST USES INDIAN DESIGN (JOHNCOX, HELEN)	PX-4
March 25, 1965	Y PRESIDENT NAMED BROTHERHOOD WINNER (BANKSON, RUDY)	1
March 25, 1965	EX-BOAT WORKS OWNER’S SHOP BURNS (BALLINGER CABINET SHOP)	1
March 25, 1965	FENCING SLATED AT FIVE SCHOOLS	4
March 25, 1965	DIFFERENCES IN TWO CENTER PLANS AIRED	1
March 25, 1965	PLAN COMMISSION STAND ON PLAN IS REVEALED (CIVIC CENTER)	10
March 25, 1965	CIVIC CENTER PLANS REVIEWED	10
March 25, 1965	EX-BOAT WORKS OWNER’S SHOP BURNS (BALLINGER CABINET SHOP)	1
March 25, 1965	QUICK ‘DRAW’ BEATS DENIAL OF REZONING	5
March 25, 1965	PRINCIPALS APPOINTED	1
March 25, 1965	COED CAMPING TRIP OKAYED BY BOARD	1
March 25, 1965	BELLEVUE SCHOOLS WANT TO ‘CROSS OVER BRIDGE’	5
March 25, 1965	SABBATICAL PAY SLITS LW BOARD	5
March 25, 1965	PETITIONS ASKING 4-YEAR HIGH SCHOOL	6
March 25, 1965	MOTHERS LEARN THROUGH PARTICIPATION IN NURSERY SCHOOL (JEWELL, JANE)	9
March 25, 1965	PENELOPE SUE VICARY, ROGER DECKER	8
March 25, 1965	TAFFY LEE CORNWELL, WARREN LISENBY	8
March 25, 1965	LYNETTE ADELL SKAARUP, WILLIAM MOORE COLE	8
March 25, 1965	SHIRLEY JEAN HAYES, EDWIN ALLEN REED	8
March 25, 1965	BROTHERS FOUR (KIRKLANDER INCLUDED) TO SING NEARBY (KIRKLAND, MIKE)	PX-4
March 25, 1965	PAGEANT DATE DUE MAY 22	6
March 25, 1965	16 OF HOUGHTON’S 20 FIREMEN RESIGN; ‘WE’VE BEEN PUSHED TOO FAR’, THEY SAY	1
March 25, 1965	HOUGHTON MAYOR GIVEN OKAY TO FIRE, HIRE FIRE CHIEF	1
March 25, 1965	EX-BOAT WORKS OWNER’S SHOP BURNS (BALLINGER CABINET SHOP)	1
March 25, 1965	RADIO UNITS TO REPLACE FIRE PHONES	1
March 25, 1965	ARCHITECT EXPLAINS COMPREHENSIVE PLAN	10
March 25, 1965	MEDICAIRE FOUND LACKING, DOCTOR TELLS ROTARIANS	11
March 25, 1965	16 OF HOUGHTON’S 20 FIREMEN RESIGN; ‘WE’VE BEEN PUSHED TOO FAR’, THEY SAY	1
March 25, 1965	HOUGHTON MAYOR GIVEN OKAY TO FIRE, HIRE FIRE CHIEF	1
March 25, 1965	HOUGHTON LIBRARY LEVY NEEDS 500-VOTE	7
March 25, 1965	JUANITA METRO TRUNK AWAITS ACTION	11
March 25, 1965	2ND VEHICLE ‘STRIPPED’ AFTER THEFT AT PAR-MAC	1
March 25, 1965	POLICE DISCOVER CLOTHESLESS MAN IN KIRKLAND ALLEYWAY	1
March 25, 1965	HOUSE ENTERED, TOLLS MISSING	2
March 25, 1965	HOUGHTON LIBRARY LEVY NEEDS 500-VOTE	7
March 25, 1965	HANSEN, LILY BRONS	6
March 25, 1965	OBAITEK, MICHAEL JOSEPH	7
March 25, 1965	BAIN, SANFORD	11
March 25, 1965	ESKOLA, LEMPI MARY	11
March 25, 1965	ADAMS, ERNEST ALEXANDER	11
March 25, 1965	GARTHE, GAIL	11
March 25, 1965	MERZ, MILDRED E	11
March 25, 1965	SMITH, ERWIN	13
March 25, 1965	HEAD OF CHIEF SEATTLE MEETING LOCAL SCOUTERS	6
March 25, 1965	LOCAL SHARPSHOOTERS WIN SECTIONAL CROWN	4
March 25, 1965	DIFFERENCES IN TWO CENTER PLANS AIRED	1
March 25, 1965	PLAN COMMISSION STAND ON PLAN IS REVEALED (CIVIC CENTER)	10
March 25, 1965	CIVIC CENTER PLANS REVIEWED	10
March 25, 1965	STATE ‘INTERESTED’ IN MOVING HOUGHTON 405 INTERCHANGE	1
March 25, 1965	WORK SET ON ACCESS	1
March 25, 1965	405 TO SHIFT TO FREEWAY DISTRICT	5
March 25, 1965	JUANITA METRO TRUNK AWAITS ACTION	11
March 25, 1965	ELIZABETH ANNE BYRNE, BARNARD A BRUCE	8
April 1, 1965	GALLERY OPENS ART SHOW	14
April 1, 1965	ADVENTIST STUDENTS WELCOME TEACHER HOME FROM WORLD TOUR (THOMSEN)	PX-4
April 1, 1965	FAMILY CHERISHES CAT NAMED “QUEENIE” (BAILEY, GERRY)	1
April 1, 1965	KIRKLAND CO-ED SKI QUEEN (PHOTO OF JOHNSON, ROBERTA)	1
April 1, 1965	COOKING TEACHER GIVES MEATLESS RECIPES (STAFFORD, MRS RICHARD)	9
April 1, 1965	HEALTH NOT AGE SLOWS MRS RAMAGE – SOMEWHAT (RAMAGE, ETTA S)	9
April 1, 1965	BROKEN LIMB DOESN’T HAMPER RACE ‘DRIVER’ (TREMAINE, BRAD)	11
April 1, 1965	COLLEGE ‘WIPED OUT’?	1
April 1, 1965	CHURCH REZONE APPROVED (SDA)	6
April 1, 1965	LOCAL FOOD LANE CELEBRATES 9 YEARS	11
April 1, 1965	KIRKLANDER NAMED TO UGN (GAW, J WILSON)	11
April 1, 1965	HOUGHTON’S OFFICIAL ATTITUDE QUESTIONED (LETTERS TO EDITOR)	2
April 1, 1965	MODULE TIME FOR JUNIOR HIGH PROPOSED	PX-4
April 1, 1965	SCHOOL BOUNDARY BILL WAITS SIGNING	2
April 1, 1965	5000 WORKERS SEEN AT PAR-MAC	1
April 1, 1965	LOUISE ABEL, DONALD HOOD	8
April 1, 1965	CAROL ANN DICKERSON, FRED STEPHEN HAZZARD	8
April 1, 1965	PARTICIPATION INVITED IN INTERRACIAL VISITS	10
April 1, 1965	2-DAY OLD HOUGHTON ANSWERS CALLS	1
April 1, 1965	NEW CITY ‘IMAGE’ VIEWED	1
April 1, 1965	OIL COMPANY HEARINGS IN HOUGHTON	1
April 1, 1965	2-DAY OLD HOUGHTON ANSWERS CALLS	1
April 1, 1965	2-DAY OLD HOUGHTON ANSWERS CALLS	1
April 1, 1965	CHECK WRITER IN CHECK	1
April 1, 1965	P PRIMEAU WINS CHANGE TO SEATTLE	3
April 1, 1965	MATCHING $$ OKAYED FOR LIBRARY	1
April 1, 1965	VOTERS APPROVE LIBRARY (HOUGHTON)	1
April 1, 1965	ARIES, ALBERT	2
April 1, 1965	ANDERSON, ANNE	2
April 1, 1965	JATON, TAMARA ANN	10
April 1, 1965	5 MORE TOASTMASTERS NEEDED FOR CHARTER	PX-4
April 1, 1965	CAL WOMEN TO CHOOSE GROUP NAME	9
April 1, 1965	CLUB SHOOTS STATE CROWN	4
April 1, 1965	WRESTLERS TO WRESTLE HERE DESPITE POLITICAL ‘WRESTLING’	5
April 1, 1965	ADVENTIST STUDENTS WELCOME TEACHER HOME FROM WORLD TOUR (THOMSEN)	PX-4
April 1, 1965	MEETINGS TO INTRODUCE UNITARIANISM TO PUBLIC	9
April 1, 1965	NEW CITY ‘IMAGE’ VIEWED	1
April 1, 1965	SPAN TRAFFIC CONTINUES UP	1
April 8, 1965	KIRKLAND COUPLE OBSERVE 66TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY (STEVENS, GARDNER)	8
April 8, 1965	RECEPTION HONORS 25TH ANNIVERSARY (ANDREW, MR AND MRS MARION A)	11
April 8, 1965	LW STUDENTS WIN 2 OF 3 AWARDS IN GALLERY’S HIGH SCHOOL ART SHOW	6
April 8, 1965	GALLERY RENTAL PATRONS USE SERVICE FOR MANY REASONS	9
April 8, 1965	LW JUNIOR SERVES AS PAGE IN OLYMPIA (JOHNSON, LESLIE)	1
April 8, 1965	SCOTT AWARDED CROSS (SCOTT, JESSE E)	6
April 8, 1965	NEXT DOOR NEIGHBORS SHARE SAME FIRST AND LAST NAMES (THOMPSON, BARBARA)	10
April 8, 1965	JULY OPENING PROBABLE (PHOTO OF ALBERTSON’S)	7
April 8, 1965	TO COLLEGE: HB104 SEEN NO DETERRENT	1
April 8, 1965	KIRKLAND CONDOMINIUM RECOMMENDED FOR OK	1
April 8, 1965	NURSING HOME PATIENTS INVITE PUBLIC (LAKE VUE MANOR)	11
April 8, 1965	MARINE SALES, SERVICE BUSINESS OPENS LOCALLY (HOLIDAY MARINE)	6
April 8, 1965	D EGBERT ‘HOME’ IN NEW FIRM (DALE’S SERVICE)	7
April 8, 1965	HOUSE HIT BY TRUCK IN MISHAP	1
April 8, 1965	CHAMBER PLANS ‘MEET YOUR NEIGHBOR’ MEET	1
April 8, 1965	VOLUNTEER WORKERS STAFF CANCER DRIVE	9
April 8, 1965	CONTROVERSIAL ZONE CHANGE NIXED 4-3	1
April 8, 1965	KIRKLAND ZONING LAW CHANGES ADVISED	2
April 8, 1965	CHANGE IN PROCEDURE SUGGESTED FOR REZONING	5
April 8, 1965	REZONING REFERRED FOR STUDY	5
April 8, 1965	RENEE RENANDO, CALVIN NETTERFIELD	8
April 8, 1965	ROBERT L GRAEP, R K RETTIG	8
April 8, 1965	CHAIRMEN ANNOUNCED FOR PRIMROSE SHOW	11
April 8, 1965	HOUGHTON PETITION CIRCULATES (FIRE DEPARTMENT)	1
April 8, 1965	AMEND CIVIC CENTER PORTION OF COMP PLAN, PLANNERS SAY	1
April 8, 1965	NEW RECREATION HEAD TAKES OVER (FRENCH, BOB)	1
April 8, 1965	CITY OKAYS ANNEX, NIXES VACATION	3
April 8, 1965	AMBULANCE FIRM OPENS HERE TODAY	1
April 8, 1965	VOLUNTEERS TO HELP SCHOOL NURSES	12
April 8, 1965	HOUGHTON PETITION CIRCULATES (FIRE DEPARTMENT)	1
April 8, 1965	ADDITIONAL POLICEMAN AUTHORIZED	1
April 8, 1965	LEASH LAW CHANGE PROPOSED	1
April 8, 1965	STOLEN CAR FOUND HERE	1
April 8, 1965	N QUINN PROPOSES COURTS JOIN	3
April 8, 1965	RILEY FILES CLAIM AGAINST KIRKLAND (RILEY, JAMES M)	3
April 8, 1965	OUTBOARD MOTOR STOLEN, VETERINARY HOSPITAL ENTERED	3
April 8, 1965	LIBRARY FLOOR PLAN (MAP)	3
April 8, 1965	DORCAS SOCIETY HELPS THOSE IN NEED	10
April 8, 1965	EAST SIDE YMCA MEMBER CAMPAIGN EXCEEDS GOAL	3
April 8, 1965	PAPER CARRYING LINCOLN DEATH NEWS GIVEN SCHOOL (RJHS)	12
April 8, 1965	NEW RECREATION HEAD TAKES OVER (FRENCH, BOB)	1
April 8, 1965	PUBLIC’S ADVICE SOUGHT ON MARYMOOR PLANS	7
April 8, 1965	EAST SIDE IN ‘GOOD SHAPE’ ON HIGHWAYS FOR 1965-67	2
April 8, 1965	PHONE RATES DECREASED	15
April 8, 1965	JACQUELINE WOODSON, THOMAS E SCHROEDER	8
April 8, 1965	NOREEN RATHJEN, DARYL KELLUM	8
April 15, 1965	FAMILY TO HONOR SOMAS ON 25TH WEDDING DATE (SOMAS, MR AND MRS GORDON)	9
April 15, 1965	G BOHNING WINS AWARD IN CALIF.	6
April 15, 1965	BRIDLE TRAILERS CORRAL SCHOOL AS BOARD REVISES BUILDING POLICY	1
April 15, 1965	BRIDLE TRAILERS CORRAL SCHOOL AS BOARD REVISES BUILDING POLICY	1
April 15, 1965	STATION REQUEST REOPENED	1
April 15, 1965	PLYWOOD FIRM HAS NEW NAME (WESTERN PRE FINISH WOOD WORK CO)	2
April 15, 1965	DR TAYLOR RESIGNS FROM SCHOOL BOARD	1
April 15, 1965	LWEA PROPOSES STUDY, SALARY SCHEDULE CHANGES	2
April 15, 1965	SABBATICAL POLICY SET BY BOARD	3
April 15, 1965	BUG-MAKING RELATES ART, SCIENCE FOR KJH STUDENTS	7
April 15, 1965	TEACHERS’ GROUPS SCORES BIG AT MEETING	7
April 15, 1965	MINISTER NEW PTA PRESIDENT (JACKSON, FRANK)	14
April 15, 1965	LOCAL FAMILIES PARTICIPATE IN INTERRACIAL HOME VISIT PREVIEW	PX-4
April 15, 1965	CELEBRATION TO HERALD ’65 BASEBALL SEASON	1
April 15, 1965	HUNT ON FOR MISS KIRKLAND	1
April 15, 1965	FIRE DEPARTMENT CONTROVERSY FLARES AT COUNCIL MEETING	1
April 15, 1965	HOUGHTON FIRE DEPARTMENT ACTION OVERDUE, FORMER MAYOR ASSERTS	2
April 15, 1965	DEPARTMENTS JOIN IN SKIN DIVING CLASS	2
April 15, 1965	EASTER SUNRISE SERVICE ANNOUNCED FOR SUNDAY	1
April 15, 1965	STATION REQUEST REOPENED	1
April 15, 1965	FIRE DEPARTMENT CONTROVERSY FLARES AT COUNCIL MEETING	1
April 15, 1965	HOUGHTON FIRE DEPARTMENT ACTION OVERDUE, FORMER MAYOR ASSERTS	2
April 15, 1965	POLICE HUNT 1ST HOLD-UP MAN SINCE ’62	1
April 15, 1965	THEFTS NET TRUCK, $30	1
April 15, 1965	COURT FINES BOUMA $75	2
April 15, 1965	WOLF, DANIEL	2
April 15, 1965	BEACH, WILBERT	2
April 15, 1965	COSTELLO, RUTH	2
April 15, 1965	GORDON, MINNE S	3
April 15, 1965	RHODES, LOUISE SUSIE	3
April 15, 1965	CLARK, JAMES	10
April 15, 1965	EARTHFIELD, BERGET	10
April 15, 1965	BACON, EVERETT	10
April 15, 1965	CLUB FORMED FOR MEN GARDEN DEVOTEES (FLEMING, RUSSELL)	9
April 15, 1965	CELEBRATION TO HERALD ’65 BASEBALL SEASON	1
April 15, 1965	EASTER SUNRISE SERVICE ANNOUNCED FOR SUNDAY	1
April 15, 1965	RABBI IS UNITARIAN SPEAKER	13
April 15, 1965	PIPELINE CONSTRUCTION (PHOTO)	2
April 15, 1965	FIRM EXTENDING GAS SERVICE SEVEN MILES	6
April 15, 1965	BONNIE JEAN COOLEY, WALTER THOMAS	8
April 22, 1965	GALLERY TO FEATURE FILM SHOWING ART ENTRIES	PX-4
April 22, 1965	SYMPHONY TO FEATURE LW “CONCERTONES”	8
April 22, 1965	MUSICIANS CHOSEN FOR MUSIC FESTIVAL	8
April 22, 1965	BROTHERHOOD AWARD GIVEN TO BANKSON (BANKSON, RUDY)	6
April 22, 1965	JAPANESE GIRL HERE NEXT YEAR (YAMASAKI, NOBUKO)	7
April 22, 1965	FOUR GENERATIONS ATTEND ‘FIRST BABY’ CHRISTENING (KARSUNKY, ROBERTA LYN)	8
April 22, 1965	IRANIAN DANCER CONTENT WITH BEING HOUSEWIFE (PICK, MRS DONALD (SHAMIRAM))	8
April 22, 1965	GROCERY TO REPLACE CITY’S 1ST GAS STATION	1
April 22, 1965	CIVIC CENTER BUILDING — BANE OR BOON? (PHOTOS)	10
April 22, 1965	GROCERY TO REPLACE CITY’S 1ST GAS STATION	1
April 22, 1965	GROCERY TO REPLACE CITY’S 1ST GAS STATION	1
April 22, 1965	BUSINESS ZONE ASKED ON MARKET	1
April 22, 1965	HONDA SHOP NEWLY OPEN AT JUANITA (JUANITA HONDA)	13
April 22, 1965	BEACH ACCIDENT CLAIMS KATHY PACKEBUSH’S LIFE	1
April 22, 1965	TOT, 2, TUMBLES INTO POOL (OOSTERWYK, TERI)	1
April 22, 1965	LOADED SCHOOL BUS TUMBLES	1
April 22, 1965	BUSINESS ZONE ASKED ON MARKET	1
April 22, 1965	REZONE REQUEST REVIVED	1
April 22, 1965	NORTHEASTERN ZONE CHANGE AREA REVISED	3
April 22, 1965	LAKEFRONT ZONE STUDY RELAUNCHED	5
April 22, 1965	PLANNERS OKAY 2 REZONINGS, DENY 1	10
April 22, 1965	HALT JUNIOR HIGH KINGCO LEAGUE SPORTS, RECOMMENDS LWCAC	1
April 22, 1965	LW SCHOOL BOARD SEEKS APPLICATIONS	2
April 22, 1965	LWCAC JUNIOR HIGH SPORTS REPORT ROUSES STORM OF PROTEST	4
April 22, 1965	FREE EDUCATION GOAL OF AFRICAN NATION, VISITOR RELATES (LEWIS, JOHN)	7
April 22, 1965	JAPANESE GIRL HERE NEXT YEAR (YAMASAKI, NOBUKO)	7
April 22, 1965	SANDRA SHEPARD, JOHN SYLVESTER	8
April 22, 1965	LESLYE ANN CONRAD, MICHAEL B REID	8
April 22, 1965	JAPANESE GIRL HERE NEXT YEAR (YAMASAKI, NOBUKO)	7
April 22, 1965	HANDICAPPERS TO SELL AT PRIMROSE SHOW	PX-4
April 22, 1965	PRIMROSE SHOW OPENS FRIDAY	1
April 22, 1965	HOUGHTON VOLUNTEER FIREMEN DECRY INVOLVEMENT OF POLITICS (LETTER)	2
April 22, 1965	T PELLY REPORTS IN AREA	2
April 22, 1965	LINK NAMED CITY BUILDING INSPECTOR (LINK, GERALD)	5
April 22, 1965	HOUGHTON VOLUNTEER FIREMEN DECRY INVOLVEMENT OF POLITICS (LETTER)	2
April 22, 1965	HONDA SHOP NEWLY OPEN AT JUANITA (JUANITA HONDA)	13
April 22, 1965	VANDALS HIT F A EASTMAN PROPERTY	5
April 22, 1965	DOG LEASH LAW CHANGE OKAYED	6
April 22, 1965	PACKEBUSH, KATHY	1
April 22, 1965	WOLF, DANIEL S	2
April 22, 1965	HAMBLETON, DONALD GROVE	2
April 22, 1965	KALDA, IDA MARGARET	5
April 22, 1965	HASPER, HERMAN	6
April 22, 1965	STOPYRA, RUTH	6
April 22, 1965	BROGAN, GURINE	10
April 22, 1965	NEWCOMER HAS INTEREST IN KIRKLAND (WELCOME WAGON)	PX-4
April 22, 1965	PATHFINDERS RECEIVE AWARD	7
April 22, 1965	ELKS’ BALL TO HONOR OFFICERS	7
April 22, 1965	VFW POST AND AUXILIARY INVITE PUBLIC TO LOYALTY DAY PROGRAM	5
April 22, 1965	BRINGING CHEER TO OLDER FOLKS AIM OF GRANDMOTHERS CLUB	9
April 22, 1965	‘FOR GREENER THUMB’ COLUMN STARTS IN JOURNAL	1
April 22, 1965	HALT JUNIOR HIGH KINGCO LEAGUE SPORTS, RECOMMENDS LWCAC	1
April 22, 1965	SWIMMING CLASSES ANNOUNCED BY Y	4
April 22, 1965	LWCAC JUNIOR HIGH SPORTS REPORT ROUSES STORM OF PROTEST	4
April 22, 1965	LITTLE LEAGUE LISTS ROSTER	4
April 22, 1965	FLOODING THREATENS SEWER PLANT	1
April 22, 1965	WATER SHUT OFF IN 72 ‘MALICIOUS’	1
April 29, 1965	PETER KIRK BUILDING REVITALIZED FOR ARTS LEAGUE	9
April 29, 1965	LOCAL GIRL TO WORK IN PERU (LISLE, DONNA)	1
April 29, 1965	FORMER MAYOR’S BROTHER RETIRES FROM AIR FORCE (BAGGALEY, THAD S)	5
April 29, 1965	JUANITA WOMAN SISTER OF SLAIN STATION ATTENDANT (LONSDALE, SYLVIA)	5
April 29, 1965	‘CHRISTMAS TREE’ BRIGHTENS SHOEMAKER’S STABLES AGAIN (SHOEMAKER, DICK)	7
April 29, 1965	BOY SCOUT TO RECEIVE GOD AND COUNTRY AWARD (ANDERSON, BRUCE)	11
April 29, 1965	STATION PERMIT GRANTED	1
April 29, 1965	KIRKLAND’S SECOND OVER-THE-LAKE APARTMENT, HARBOR LIGHT (PHOTO)	2
April 29, 1965	2ND LAKE APARTMENT NOW OPEN (HARBOR LIGHT)	3
April 29, 1965	GARDEN CAFE TO RELOCATE	1
April 29, 1965	E.O.M. SALE OPENS TODAY	1
April 29, 1965	STATION PERMIT GRANTED	1
April 29, 1965	ORTHOPEDIC GUILDS TO STAFF PENNY DRIVE	10
April 29, 1965	CONCERT TO HELP FINANCE VICTORIA TRIP FOR STUDENTS	1
April 29, 1965	HIGH SCHOOL BANDS TO COMBINE FOR CONCERT	1
April 29, 1965	SCHOOLS TO BEAR SPORTS BUS COSTS	1
April 29, 1965	6 TOP KJHS HONOR ROLL BY ALL A’S	2
April 29, 1965	GRAY LADIES OK’ED FOR THREE SCHOOLS	6
April 29, 1965	HEARING SET ON 1ST DRAFT L.W. BUDGET	6
April 29, 1965	SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE IS SPAN OF ADULT EDUCATION CLASSES	11
April 29, 1965	ANN SKINNER, BRADLEY SCHARF	8
April 29, 1965	LAKESIDE SWEET ADELINES TOP CHORUS IN NORTHWEST	7
April 29, 1965	RESIDENT SAYS BERRY VINES ARE AHEAD IN BATTLE	1
April 29, 1965	PRIMROSE WINNERS (PHOTO)	10
April 29, 1965	BLAZE LOADED, WHEELED, PUT OUT (PHOTOS AT LAUNDROMAT)	6
April 29, 1965	YOU’RE INVITED TO TAKE QUIZ, VISIT FIRE STATIONS	12
April 29, 1965	STATION PERMIT GRANTED	1
April 29, 1965	IN HOUGHTON: POOL, POKER TABLES’ OWNERSHIP QUESTIONED	1
April 29, 1965	PRIMEAUS APPEALING CONVICTION	1
April 29, 1965	14-FOOT OUTBOARD CRUISER REPORTED STOLEN AT JUANITA	1
April 29, 1965	IN HOUGHTON: POOL, POKER TABLES’ OWNERSHIP QUESTIONED	1
April 29, 1965	GUARD TO HONOR BAIR AT NIKE SITE (BAIR, WILLIAM D)	12
April 29, 1965	FORTNER, CLAUDE	2
April 29, 1965	CAC TO ELECT OFFICERS, HEAR ‘MINORITY REPORT’	1
April 29, 1965	PETER KIRK BUILDING REVITALIZED FOR ARTS LEAGUE	9
April 29, 1965	JOURNAL WINS FIVE AWARDS IN CONTEST	1
April 29, 1965	DEDICATION SAT. TO LAUNCH ’65 BALL SEASON INTO ORBIT	1
April 29, 1965	QUARTER HORSEMEN SET MAY 7-9 SHOW	2
April 29, 1965	LINDA CLARK, DAVID SCOTT	8
April 29, 1965	NANCY LYNNE PARKER, DAVID BREWER	8
April 29, 1965	JERRI WARNER, HENRY DRINKWINE	8
May 6, 1965	MANY CONTRIBUTE TO ARTS LEAGUE	9
May 6, 1965	25 YOUNG MUSICIANS COMPETE IN FESTIVAL	10
May 6, 1965	JUANITA ART FAIR COMING	10
May 6, 1965	CAL ARTISTS FINDS COMMUNITY CONDUCIVE TO CREATIVE ACTIVITY (BIERI, BEN)	12
May 6, 1965	NB OF C ANNOUNCES BUILDING PLANS	1
May 6, 1965	JUANITA GOLDFISH SWIMS AFTER QUAKE FLIPS BOWL (PEPPLE, HOWARD)	1
May 6, 1965	LW JUNIOR IS STUDENT AMBASSADOR (HASS, JOANNE)	5
May 6, 1965	SCOUTS HONOR BOY FOR SAVING SISTER’S LIFE (CALKINS, LARRY)	6
May 6, 1965	NB OF C ANNOUNCES BUILDING PLANS	1
May 6, 1965	PRELIMINARY SITE REVEALED FOR JUNIOR HIGH AT JUANITA	`
May 6, 1965	LEGISLATURE APPROVES COMMUNITY COLLEGE	1
May 6, 1965	SCHOOL BOARD OKAYS SINKING OF BOATS (???) (INTO GROUND)	1
May 6, 1965	REZONE OK IF ACCESS PROVIDED	2
May 6, 1965	PARENT COOPERATION PRESCHOOL IS JOINT LEARNING EXPERIENCE	PX-4
May 6, 1965	SCHOOL’S CHORAL CHOIR OFFERS FRINGE BENEFITS (SDA)	PX-4
May 6, 1965	LW BOARD APPLICANTS UNNAMED	1
May 6, 1965	BOYS ‘DE-BUG BUGGY’ FOR TRIP	2
May 6, 1965	LEAVES FOR ADMINISTRATORS NOW, AGAIN BEFORE BOARD	7
May 6, 1965	BUS BID ACCEPTED	7
May 6, 1965	JOHNSON GIVEN CITATION (JOHNSON, MORTON)	7
May 6, 1965	FIRM PAYING LW SCHOOLS TAX, $75,291	7
May 6, 1965	LAKE WASH. HAS POLICY FOR TIME OF EARTHQUAKE	11
May 6, 1965	PAMELA KAYE DYCK, FRANK DAVIS	8
May 6, 1965	SINA KEMP, ROBERT LEATHA	8
May 6, 1965	QUAKE CAUSES DAMAGE	1
May 6, 1965	‘STOW-AWAY’ FOUND IN BOAT (DUCK)	1
May 6, 1965	TREMOR DAMAGES LOCAL BUSINESSES (PHOTOS)	11
May 6, 1965	DIST. 41 ACCEPTS FIRE TRUCK BID	5
May 6, 1965	HOW DID ‘BIG FINN’ GET NAME?	7
May 6, 1965	COMPATIBLE NEGOTIATION KEY TO HARMONIZING COMMUNITY (LETTER FROM RUFER, JACOB R)	2
May 6, 1965	PRELIMINARY SITE REVEALED FOR JUNIOR HIGH AT JUANITA	7
May 6, 1965	HOW DID ‘BIG FINN’ GET NAME?	7
May 6, 1965	JUANITA ART FAIR COMING	10
May 6, 1965	REDMONDER NABBED IN HOLDUP	1
May 6, 1965	HIGH SCHOOL BROKEN INTO	1
May 6, 1965	MACHINERY IN GEAR FOR LIBRARY FUNDS	1
May 6, 1965	SATER, CATHERINE ROSS	5
May 6, 1965	SANDERS, HUGH	7
May 6, 1965	MATHIES, ALFRED	7
May 6, 1965	NEWCOMERS REMEMBER COLD – BRRR (WELCOME WAGON)	3
May 6, 1965	MANY CONTRIBUTE TO ARTS LEAGUE	9
May 6, 1965	ALTRUSA CLUB RECEIVES CHARTER IN RECORD TIME	10
May 6, 1965	KINGCO FINALS MOVED HERE	4
May 6, 1965	KIRKLAND-REDMOND RIFLEMEN COP CHAMPIONSHIP AWARDS	5
May 6, 1965	BASEBALL SEASON RECEIVES ROUSING SEND OFF VIA ROTARY (PHOTO)	6
May 6, 1965	MOTORISTS MAY DRIVE ACCESS BY NOVEMBER	1
May 6, 1965	EVERGREEN SPAN TRAFFIC UP 28.4%	2
May 6, 1965	CALLS, NOT QUAKE ITSELF, CUT PHONES	1
May 6, 1965	TELEPHONE EXPANSION TO BE TOLD	2
May 6, 1965	KATHY HOUSEKEEPER, DAVID HAWLEY	8
May 6, 1965	CAROLYN BUCK, ROBERT GENE NORMAN	8
May 6, 1965	ALICE PECK, ROBERT ARIES (REPEAT VOWS)	8
May 13, 1965	CORNER: PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE (PHOTOS OF KIRKLAND AVE & LAKE ST S)	6
May 13, 1965	DRUGGIST AND WIFE TO FISH – FULL TIME (COLMAN, ROY)	1
May 13, 1965	G BAILEY HONORED (BAILEY, GERRY)	7
May 13, 1965	NOVELIST TO RECEIVE ND DEGREE (HUDSON, LOIS PHILLIPS)	7
May 13, 1965	MRS ISABEL PEDERSON CELEBRATES HER 90TH	8
May 13, 1965	CORNER: PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE (PHOTOS OF KIRKLAND AVE & LAKE ST S)	6
May 13, 1965	GOVERNOR SIGNS BILL ON COLLEGE	1
May 13, 1965	CORNER: PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE (PHOTOS OF KIRKLAND AVE & LAKE ST S)	6
May 13, 1965	IN 40TH YEAR: NURSERY SPROUTED FROM FIRE’S ASHES (HOPKIN’S)	6
May 13, 1965	NEW OWNERS FOR COLMAN’S (COLMAN, ALICE & CHARLES)	2
May 13, 1965	IN 40TH YEAR: NURSERY SPROUTED FROM FIRE’S ASHES (HOPKIN’S)	6
May 13, 1965	GRAVITY POWERED RACERS ‘ROAR’ IN DERBY (PINEWOOD DERBY)	10
May 13, 1965	HEARING UPCOMING IN NE REZONING	1
May 13, 1965	JUANITA DISPLAY TO FEATURE PROPOSED NEW ZONING (MAP)	3
May 13, 1965	2ND, 13TH REZONE OKAYED	6
May 13, 1965	ATTEMPT TO RESCIND CAC REPORT FAILS	1
May 13, 1965	ADULT EDUCATION OFFERS SPECIAL SHORT COURSES	9
May 13, 1965	LINDA ALDRIDGE, MYRL L CUSHING	8
May 13, 1965	TERRY FENGLER, RICHARD SMITH	8
May 13, 1965	SWARMING BEES MUST HAVE HEARD PHONE CALL, TOO	5
May 13, 1965	POLE SITTER (PHOTO OF SQUIRREL)	7
May 13, 1965	ARTS FAIR SLATED FOR TWO DAYS	1
May 13, 1965	MIRROR, MIRROR … WHO IS MISS KIRKLAND?	1
May 13, 1965	FRENCH QUITS AS REC CHIEF (FRENCH, ROBERT)	1
May 13, 1965	IN 40TH YEAR: NURSERY SPROUTED FROM FIRE’S ASHES (HOPKIN’S)	6
May 13, 1965	CORNER: PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE (PHOTOS OF KIRKLAND AVE & LAKE ST S)	6
May 13, 1965	LW BLVD: SPEED RAISE DENIED	1
May 13, 1965	OIL COMPANY REQUESTS TOO LATE IN HOUGHTON	2
May 13, 1965	LOCAL-FLA. FIRMS MATE 2 PRODUCTS (HYDRO DRIVE)	6
May 13, 1965	JUANITA DISPLAY TO FEATURE PROPOSED NEW ZONING (MAP)	3
May 13, 1965	LW BLVD: SPEED RAISE DENIED	1
May 13, 1965	$200 IN PLANTS TAKEN AT HOLDEN’S	1
May 13, 1965	SUSPECTS, THEN THEFT, DISCOVERED	1
May 13, 1965	‘INHALORS’ BOUGHT FOR POLICE CARS	3
May 13, 1965	SWARMING BEES MUST HAVE HEARD PHONE CALL, TOO	5
May 13, 1965	JOHNSON, CHARLES W	1
May 13, 1965	SCHOOL LUNCH PERSONNEL HERE ORGANIZE CHAPTER	PX-4
May 13, 1965	ARE YOU HERE TO HELP CAC? DAVIES ASKS ‘NEW FACES’ AT MEETING	2
May 13, 1965	GUILD PRESIDENT BRINGS EXPERIENCE TO JOB (JUNIOR ORTHOPEDIC)	9
May 13, 1965	ATTEMPT TO RESCIND CAC REPORT FAILS	1
May 13, 1965	PETITIONS SUPPORT ATHLETICS	2
May 13, 1965	RECORDS TOPPLE AS KANGS TAKE 3RD KINGCO TRACK TITLE	4
May 13, 1965	INGLEWOOD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH SLATES MISSION WEEK	7
May 13, 1965	STUDY SET IN MOTION ON ACCESS	14
May 13, 1965	UNDERGROUND PHONE CABLES DUE IN 1966	2
May 13, 1965	JOANNE SMITH, RICHARD NELSON	8
May 13, 1965	SHARON RATHJEN, CLIFTON JENSEN	8
May 20, 1965	COUPLE TO OBSERVE DATE, TRAVEL (GUSTAFSON, MR AND MRS OSCAR)	10
May 20, 1965	(ARTS) LEAGUE GIVES WAY TO IMPROVE CITY	1
May 20, 1965	MEMBERS TO DECIDE THEATRE EAST FATE	1
May 20, 1965	AT CELLAR GALLERY: BEST OF CONTEMPORARY IN PUGET SOUND OPEN	10
May 20, 1965	TOM CHAROUHAS: GIRL MAY HAVE SAVED BOY’S LIFE (ULRICH, CHRISTINE)	1
May 20, 1965	GOVERNMENT HONORS KIRKLANDER FOR SERVICE (RICHARDS, EUGENE W)	4
May 20, 1965	SWEET ADELINES PRESIDENT ALSO OUTSTANDING MEMBER (RAYMOND, DONNA)	8
May 20, 1965	GRANGE TO HONOR CHARTER MEMBERS (LINN, MR AND MRS WILLIAM)	10
May 20, 1965	NEW OFFICE BUILDING (PHOTO)	10A
May 20, 1965	NEW EASE COAST TELEPHONE CO BUILDING (PHOTO)	2A
May 20, 1965	SCIENCE FACILITIES PLANNED AT TWO JR HIGHS, 3RD NAMED	1
May 20, 1965	METRO PUMP STATION (PHOTO SHOWING CONSTRUCTION)	3A
May 20, 1965	OVER-THE-LAKE LIVING (PHOTO)	5A
May 20, 1965	BOY TAKES 50 ASPIRIN (WILLIAMS, DANNY)	1
May 20, 1965	UPGRADING DIRECTION OF CHAMBER PLANNING	2
May 20, 1965	SUMMER SCHOOL HERE TO ENRICH, IMPROVE	PX-4
May 20, 1965	SCHOOLS TO CLOSE MAY 31 KIDS, BUT THERE’S A CATCH	1
May 20, 1965	LW GROWS MONTH-MONTH	1
May 20, 1965	KEEP INTER-SCHOOL SPORTS, SAYS UW EDUCATOR	3
May 20, 1965	LW TEXT DISPLAY SET	3
May 20, 1965	MONDAY REPORT INDICATES VARIATION IN DIRECTOR DISTRICTS	7
May 20, 1965	CAROL ANN WILSON, WESLEY ROBERT CARPENTER	8
May 20, 1965	CROWNING OF MISS KIRKLAND TO CLIMAX SAT. PAGEANT	1
May 20, 1965	COUNCIL HIRES FIRST KIRKLAND MANAGER (LOCKE, ALLEN BENTON)	1
May 20, 1965	PARKS SUPT R FRENCH TO STAY HERE TO MAY 31	4
May 20, 1965	HOUGHTON WATER-SEWER STUDY MADE	2
May 20, 1965	MCDONALD, STEVEN D	4
May 20, 1965	2 TIRES, CHANGE TAKEN AT STATION	4
May 20, 1965	MARTINEAU, MARIE ANNE	2
May 20, 1965	PEARSON, LEE J	3
May 20, 1965	BALLINGER, ANNA	3
May 20, 1965	WEIR, NELLIE MAY	7
May 20, 1965	WOMAN’S CLUB CAN CLAIM CIVIC ACHIEVEMENTS	9
May 20, 1965	KEEP INTER-SCHOOL SPORTS, SAYS UW EDUCATOR	3
May 20, 1965	KANGAROOS LEAD PACK TO DISTRICT TRACK	4
May 20, 1965	KIRKLAND LITTLE LEAGUE AMERICANS (PHOTOS)	6
May 20, 1965	LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL FIELD (PHOTO)	10A
May 20, 1965	STATE PARK PLAN APPROVAL NEEDED	PX-4
May 20, 1965	EAST SIDE CITY NOSE COUNT UP	1
May 20, 1965	LW GROWS MONTH-MONTH	1
May 20, 1965	SAILORS RACE ON LAKE (PHOTO)	9A
May 20, 1965	EVERGREEN POINT FLOATING BRIDGE (PHOTO)	8A
May 20, 1965	AWARDING OF TWO MORE INTERCHANGE JOBS NEAR	2
May 20, 1965	BRIDGE FUND FREED FOR OTHER USE	2
May 20, 1965	HOUGHTON WATER-SEWER STUDY MADE	2
May 20, 1965	KAREN OLSON, GARY WHITT	8
May 27, 1965	THEATRE EAST TO OPEN “TEA AND SYMPATHY”	11
May 27, 1965	NEW BOARD TO GUIDE THEATRE	11
May 27, 1965	BANQUET HONORS JOHNSON (JOHNSON, MORTON A)	1
May 27, 1965	‘COMMUTING’ WATER MAN TO RETIRE (WALTON, NOBLE)	3
May 27, 1965	HOUGHTON MAN’S BOOK TEACHES ‘NEW MATH’ (HAAS, VICTOR)	5
May 27, 1965	BROWNS’ MINIATURE IRIS IS INTERNATIONAL FAVORITE (BROWN, REX P)(PHOTO)	6
May 27, 1965	SCHOOL BUILDING SHORTAGE SEEN	1
May 27, 1965	EAST SIDE COMMUNITY COLLEGE ANSWERED	2
May 27, 1965	TRANSFER STATION READY FOR OPENING (PHOTO)	1
May 27, 1965	ES CHEV OBSERVES 32 YEARS	7
May 27, 1965	BEAUTY OPERATORS TO OPEN BUSINESS ON KIRKLAND AVE (CENTRAL BEAUTY SALON)	12
May 27, 1965	SADDLE UP KIDS: BIKE RODEO ON TAP JUNE 5 IN KIRKLAND	1
May 27, 1965	HOUGHTON LAKE WASH. BLVD. ZONING COULD FACE COURT TEST	1
May 27, 1965	JUANITA PLAT UP FOR OKAY	2
May 27, 1965	63RD-64TH VACATIONS APPROVED	16
May 27, 1965	SCHOOL PAY RAISE EXPECTED	1
May 27, 1965	VESPERS TO HONOR GRADUATES	1
May 27, 1965	HIGH SCHOOL TO GRADUATE 500 SENIORS	1
May 27, 1965	CAC HEAD CONCERNED ON ‘INCOMPLETE’ SCHOOLS	1
May 27, 1965	BOARD INTERVIEWS APPLICANTS	3
May 27, 1965	JUNIOR HIGH TO RECEIVE SHRINE EXHIBIT	10
May 27, 1965	TEACHER HONORED (PHOTO OF BARRIE, SUE ELLEN)	11
May 27, 1965	NON-READER DISCOVERS WORDS HAVE MEANING	12
May 27, 1965	THOMAS TALKS HERE ON BOEING FIRM	3
May 27, 1965	BEVERLY JEAN RUGWELL, ROSS MCCREARY	8
May 27, 1965	KAREN NICHOLS, RON LINEBURG	8
May 27, 1965	BEACH CLEAN-UPS DUE SATURDAY	5
May 27, 1965	JEANNIE HARMON CROWNED SAT.	1
May 27, 1965	HEPATITIS HITS ROSE HILL SCHOOL	3
May 27, 1965	MEMORIAL SERVICE SET	1
May 27, 1965	HOUGHTON LAKE WASH. BLVD. ZONING COULD FACE COURT TEST	1
May 27, 1965	JUANITA PLAT UP FOR OKAY	2
May 27, 1965	BEACH CLEAN-UPS DUE SATURDAY	5
May 27, 1965	KIRKLAND BURGLARIES CLEARED UP	1
May 27, 1965	BREAK-IN ATTEMPT REPORTED AT IGA	5
May 27, 1965	OFFICERS LEARN AS CHIEF DOSS ‘CONVICTED’	10
May 27, 1965	PRONG, DORIS MOORE	7
May 27, 1965	JONES, BEN C	16
May 27, 1965	RIFLE CLUB COOK TEACHES RECIPE FOR HANDLING GUNS (BAILEY, GERRY)	9
May 27, 1965	NEWCOMERS TAKE LONG WAY AROUND CONING HERE (WELCOME WAGON)	12
May 27, 1965	RECREATION PROGRAM TO OPEN ON JUNE 14	1
May 27, 1965	SIX-WEEK DAY CAMP ASKED FOR HANDICAPPED	10
May 27, 1965	NINE KANGS HEAD FOR STATE TRACK	4
May 27, 1965	NATIONAL KIRKLAND LITTLE LEAGUERS (PHOTOS)	10
May 27, 1965	HEPATITIS HITS ROSE HILL SCHOOL	3
May 27, 1965	TRANSFER STATION READY FOR OPENING (PHOTO)	1
May 27, 1965	MEMORIAL SERVICE SET	1
May 27, 1965	JANET THORSOS, STEPHEN ALAN ROBBINS	8
May 27, 1965	ROSALEE EDMONDS, BOBBY ALLEN DAVIS	8
May 27, 1965	ELAINE GRACE YOUNG, LESTER WILCOX	8
June 3, 1965	THEATRE EAST READIES LAST PLAY OF SEASON	7
June 3, 1965	LEAVING KIRKLAND: REV SHOEMAKER LOOKS BACK	1
June 3, 1965	DOWNIE ANTICIPATES COMING TO WASHINGTON (DOWNIE, WILLARD A)	1
June 3, 1965	KEN DAVIDSON TO SPEND SUMMER IN SWITZERLAND	3
June 3, 1965	44-YEAR-OLD POWER MOWER REPLACED — BY HORSES (THURBER, POMEROY F)	10
June 3, 1965	HOLEN RETIRES AFTER 35 YEARS AT PUGET POWER (HOLEN, JOHN)	10
June 3, 1965	SCHOOL CUSTODIAN RETIRES AFTER 20 YEARS IN DISTRICT (LAMPERS, JAKE)	13
June 3, 1965	JAYCEE APPOINTED UGN HEAD (CLATTERBUCK, NORMAN E)	PX-4
June 3, 1965	BOARD NAMES SUCCESSOR TO JOHNSON (DOWNIE, WILLARD A)	1
June 3, 1965	ATTORNEY APPOINTED BY BOARD (SILVERNALE, GRANT)	1
June 3, 1965	LAKE WASHINGTON TO GRADUATE 500 SENIORS	1
June 3, 1965	SCHOOL BOARD APPROVES 10% PAY INCREASE	1
June 3, 1965	TEACHERS GROUP LAUDS SUPERINTENDENT, BOARD (LETTER)	2
June 3, 1965	GRADUATING SENIORS LISTED FOR CLASS OF ’65 (PHOTO)	6
June 3, 1965	NW COLLEGE GRADUATIONS THIS SUNDAY	6
June 3, 1965	ADULTS HAVE GRADUATION PROGRAM (PHOTO)	7
June 3, 1965	6 SCHOOL LIBRARIES OPEN FOR SUMMER	10
June 3, 1965	DIANA DAY, TITO MORELLI	8
June 3, 1965	PATRICIA JO MARIE HALL, ROBERT HENDERSON	8
June 3, 1965	CATHERINE ALICE BROWN, JERALD LEE OSTERMAN	8
June 3, 1965	TURKISH SAILORS LEARN AMERICAN WAY FIRST-HAND	1
June 3, 1965	CITY PLANNERS MEETING TONIGHT WITH COUNTY’S	5
June 3, 1965	PROFESSIONAL NURSES SOUGHT FOR VISITING NURSE SERVICE	10
June 3, 1965	BEACHES TO OPEN	1
June 3, 1965	JENSEN, HAAKON	7
June 3, 1965	JANES, MARY	10
June 3, 1965	SWEET ADELINES PRESIDENT DISCOVERED SINGING BY CHANCE (RAYMOND, DONNA)	9
June 3, 1965	RED CROSS SEEKS TEEN VOLUNTEERS	10
June 3, 1965	CANDLELIGHT CEREMONY MARKS CAMP FIRE AWARDS MEETING	PX-4
June 3, 1965	SUMMER RECREATION SCHEDULED	1
June 3, 1965	KANGS SET NEW STATE RELAY RECORD	4
June 3, 1965	AREA EQUESTRIANS COMPETE	4
June 3, 1965	PLANS FOR MASSIVE STREET-DRAINAGE PROJECT PAST 25% DONE	2
June 3, 1965	MARY ROCKEFELLER, ROBERT WILCOX	8
June 3, 1965	KATHLEEN DANIELS, HOWARD CARLSON	8
June 10, 1965	KIRKLANDERS IN BELLEVUE ART FAIR	8
June 10, 1965	THEATRE EAST OFFERING IS “BEST” FOR SEASON	11
June 10, 1965	4TH-GRADE VALENTINE PARTY TURNS INTO SHOWER (MATTHEWS, TOM)	3
June 10, 1965	ACADEMY GRADUATES LAMBERT AND MYNAR	7
June 10, 1965	3 THORSOS RECEIVES $5000 STUDY GRANT	7
June 10, 1965	ALBERTSON’S FIRE (PHOTO)	2
June 10, 1965	TRANSFER STATION OPENING	1
June 10, 1965	APARTMENT AFFECTED: COURT RULES STREET CAN’T BE CLOSED OFF	1
June 10, 1965	YOU CAN WIN $1000 SHOPPING SPREE	1
June 10, 1965	CHAMBER HEARS OF NEW WOOD PRODUCTS	2
June 10, 1965	50 YOUNGSTERS RIDE CYCLES IN RODEO HERE	10
June 10, 1965	PROPOSED NEW ZONING DUE FOR AIRING TUESDAY	1
June 10, 1965	ORDINANCE DECREASES LOT SIZE	1
June 10, 1965	NEW COUNTY ZONING PROPOSED	10
June 10, 1965	TEACHERS PROTEST SLICING OF LWSD PAY RAISE PIE	1
June 10, 1965	FOR KJHS: MAKING 2 SCHOOLS OF ONE CONSIDERED	1
June 10, 1965	LWHS ASKS DIRECTION ON STUDENT NEWSPAPER	2
June 10, 1965	LW SCHOOLS TO TRY CENTRAL FOOD SERVICE	3
June 10, 1965	36 GRADUATED FROM NORTHWEST COLLEGE (PHOTO)	5
June 10, 1965	LW GRAD PARTY WAS MAD, MAD	11
June 10, 1965	PHYLLIS BECKER, JOHN R ROWAN	8
June 10, 1965	SHERILYN CRABTREE, WALTER SHIRLEY	8
June 10, 1965	‘MATERNITY ROOM’ JUST DUCKY (PHOTO OF DUCKS)	1
June 10, 1965	ALBERTSON’S FIRE (PHOTO)	2
June 10, 1965	41ST, 1ST DISTRICT SOLONS TO VISIT HERE MONDAY	6
June 10, 1965	ORDINANCE DECREASES LOT SIZE	1
June 10, 1965	WATERFRONT FUNDS SOUGHT BY COUNCIL	1
June 10, 1965	CITY MANAGER TO ARRIVE (LOCKE, AL)	2
June 10, 1965	WATERFRONT FUNDS SOUGHT BY COUNCIL	1
June 10, 1965	LELAND HOTEL FIRE LAWSUIT SETTLED	1
June 10, 1965	APARTMENT AFFECTED: COURT RULES STREET CAN’T BE CLOSED OFF	1
June 10, 1965	QUINTET OF GIRLS ARRESTED	3
June 10, 1965	KIRKLAND HOSPITAL OBTAINS SERVICES OF ANESTHESIOLOGIST (LUNDY, JOHN S)	10
June 10, 1965	SCAVELLA, JOSEPH	2
June 10, 1965	GREEN, GEORGE	3
June 10, 1965	SASNETT, PAMELIA	11
June 10, 1965	LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS KEEPS HOUSEWIVES INFORMED	9
June 10, 1965	BOB LAMBERT ENDS CADET CAREER IN ‘BLAZE OF GLORY’	4
June 10, 1965	MISS JUDITH HJORST IS ORDAINED AS MINISTER	8
June 10, 1965	OLSON CHOSEN DELEGATE TO LUTHERAN CONVENTION (OLSON, CLARENCE)	12
June 10, 1965	SDA PASTOR LEAVES FOR WORLD TOUR (MATTHEWS, DANIEL)	12
June 10, 1965	MINISTER CHANGE TOLD FOR METHODIST CHURCH	12
June 10, 1965	KIRKLAND DOCKS NEED CITY PERMITS	1
June 10, 1965	BIDS TO OPEN ON PAVING STATE ACCESS TO KIRKLAND	1
June 10, 1965	RIGHT-OF-WAY DELAYS 124TH NE	11
June 10, 1965	TRANSFER STATION OPENING	1
June 10, 1965	LOUISE ABEL, DONALD HOOD	8
June 17, 1965	YOUNG MEN HAVE CONTRASTING ROLES IN “TEA AND SYMPATHY”	PX-4
June 17, 1965	AT CELLAR GALLERY: FOUNTAINS TO HIGHLIGHT SHOW	11
June 17, 1965	JUANITA HOUSEWIVES OPEN AMATEURS’ ART GALLERY	12
June 17, 1965	ACADEMY GRADUATES LOCKWOOD (LOCKWOOD, ERNEST R)	4
June 17, 1965	BANK TELLER NAMED FOR WOMAN’S AWARD (NEEL, HILDEGARD)	8
June 17, 1965	AMERICAN HERITAGE TOUR TAKEN BY KIRKLAND STUDENT (MORGAN, GREG)	10
June 17, 1965	BATON TWIRLER, 10, NAMED STATE CHAMP (CHENOWETH, PATTY)	10
June 17, 1965	PROPOSAL FOR TRIANGLE REVEALED (MARKET – 14TH AVE W – 5TH ST S)	1
June 17, 1965	YOUNGSTERS BID FAREWELL TO FRIEND, STEWART SCHOOL	6
June 17, 1965	1ST SPREE $50 PRIZE AWARDED (LEACH, MAYME)	1
June 17, 1965	ENGINEER OPENS OFFICE IN HOUGHTON (DIEHL, DAVID B)	6
June 17, 1965	TRAINS HALTED BY TRUCK	1
June 17, 1965	HOUGHTON MAN FOUND AFTER FALL INTO OCEAN (SODERSTROM, NELS)	6
June 17, 1965	PROPOSAL FOR TRIANGLE REVEALED (MARKET – 14TH AVE W – 5TH ST S)	1
June 17, 1965	2 SCHOOL PRINCIPALS APPOINTED	PX-4
June 17, 1965	DR DOWNIE’S PHILOSOPHY: ‘TO DO ALL IN MY POWER FOR EACH TO REACH MAXIMUM’	2
June 17, 1965	RULING SAYS TEACHER SALARY RAISES TO BE BASED ON ‘AVERAGE’	3
June 17, 1965	FOR COLLEGE: 4-PRONGED CURRICULUM RECOMMENDED	11
June 17, 1965	SHIELA JANE MORRISON, DAVID POLLETT	8
June 17, 1965	CHRISTINE ROSENTHAL, JERRY HADDOCK	8
June 17, 1965	MARJIE BAUMAN, DAVID MEHLIS	8
June 17, 1965	DIANE CONNOLLY, BRUCE FOSTER	8
June 17, 1965	EILEEN WILSON, RICHARD ENGELSTAD	8
June 17, 1965	GINNY VANGORTEL, LEROY JOHNSON	8
June 17, 1965	SENATORS VISIT HERE	2
June 17, 1965	MANAGER ARRIVES (LOCKE, AL)	1
June 17, 1965	COUNCILMAN SUMMONED TO MEETING (ANDERSON, CARL)	1
June 17, 1965	SEWER LINES APPROVED FOR SOUTH HOUGHTON	2
June 17, 1965	JUANITA SEWERS MEETS SET	1
June 17, 1965	JUANITA HOUSEWIVES OPEN AMATEURS’ ART GALLERY	12
June 17, 1965	POLICE TO TICKET DOG-LAW OFFENDERS	1
June 17, 1965	JUDGE DISMISSES CHARGES VS TWO IN WINDOW CASE	3
June 17, 1965	AFTER SEARCH, POLICE BOAT SINKS	5
June 17, 1965	ANOTHER CHARGED IN BURGLARY HERE	6
June 17, 1965	LIBRARY CONTRACT DUE BACK WITHIN TWO WEEKS	7
June 17, 1965	HALL, EMMETT	5
June 17, 1965	STREET, ALLAN	6
June 17, 1965	REMMEN, NORA DEAN	10
June 17, 1965	HELLIESEN, ERLING	10
June 17, 1965	PAT NOONEY RECEIVES EAGLE SCOUT AWARD	10
June 17, 1965	POST ELECTS B WORLUND COMMANDER	16
June 17, 1965	NON-PARTISAN POLITICS POLICY OF LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS	9
June 17, 1965	METHODIST PASTOR NAMED (OCHELTREE, RITCHIE)	12
June 17, 1965	AFTER SEARCH, POLICE BOAT SINKS	5
June 17, 1965	TRAINS HALTED BY TRUCK	1
June 17, 1965	BRIDGE USE UP 36.3%	3
June 17, 1965	JUANITA SEWERS MEETS SET	1
June 17, 1965	SEWER LINES APPROVED FOR SOUTH HOUGHTON	2
June 17, 1965	DIST. 72 PROTESTS TOLT PLAN	7
June 17, 1965	SEWER ANNEXATIONS PLANNED (MAPS)	11
June 17, 1965	CHARLENE ELDUEN, WILEY SAMPLEY	8
June 24, 1965	FAMILY HONORS JUANITA COUPLE ON ANNIVERSARY (BENNETT, MR AND MRS J C)	PX-4
June 24, 1965	CARTER’S CARVINGS IMPRESS AT CELLAR GALLERY SHOW	PX-4
June 24, 1965	‘AVANT ALLE’: UNIQUE ART STUDIO PLANNED FOR CITY	1
June 24, 1965	NB OF C BIDS NEAR	1
June 24, 1965	WELCOME HOME GREETED THE HJORTHS (PHOTO)	PX-4
June 24, 1965	COMMISSION ACTS 3 WAYS ON PROPOSALS FOR TRIANGLE	1
June 24, 1965	PETITIONERS PROTEST NAMING JUNIOR HIGH	3
June 24, 1965	EAST SIDE COLLEGE TO OPEN AT NEWPORT IN JANUARY	6
June 24, 1965	3 DAYS OF SUPER VALUES TO CLOSE SHOPPING SPREE	1
June 24, 1965	ACCIDENT RIPS CAR TO PIECES	2
June 24, 1965	5 INJURED, 1 FATALLY, AT NE 116TH & 100TH NE	6
June 24, 1965	COMMISSION ACTS 3 WAYS ON PROPOSALS FOR TRIANGLE	1
June 24, 1965	STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL CURTAILED	1
June 24, 1965	SHIPYARDS SITE OF SUMMER ART FESTIVAL	6
June 24, 1965	EMERGENCY CAR UNDER STUDY HERE	1
June 24, 1965	MANAGER FOR CITY IS OFFICIAL (LOCKE, AL)	1
June 24, 1965	EMERGENCY CAR UNDER STUDY HERE	1
June 24, 1965	FIREWORKS GO ON SALE IN KIRKLAND	1
June 24, 1965	MAYOR DEFENDS BRINGING COUNCILMAN TO MEETING (LETTER FROM QUINN, NORMAN)	2
June 24, 1965	SHIPYARDS SITE OF SUMMER ART FESTIVAL	6
June 24, 1965	GLASS VANDALISM REPORTED TO POLICE	1
June 24, 1965	30 MILE SPEEDS FAVORED	2
June 24, 1965	VEHICLE HITS KIRKLAND BLDG, HOUGHTON SIGN	3
June 24, 1965	KIRKLAND PROPOSED FOR RESEARCH CENTER (GERONTOLOGICAL)	6
June 24, 1965	JOHNSON, LEWIS	PX-4
June 24, 1965	REES, HERBERT	PX-4
June 24, 1965	MURATA, KINZO	6
June 24, 1965	NEWCOMER REDISCOVERS SEATTLE (WELCOME WAGON)	PX-4
June 24, 1965	HOME SOCIETY CHAPTER “CARES” FOR CHILDREN	9
June 24, 1965	125 YEARS OF SAFE DRIVING HONORED AT LOCAL POST OFFICE	7
June 24, 1965	YULE MAIL WON’T KEEP KOSKI FROM PLAYING ST NICK (KOSKI, ART)	7
June 24, 1965	JOURNAL TAKES 1ST IN NATIONAL CONTEST	1
June 24, 1965	SOAKED SAILORS (PHOTO OF DILLMAN, VEADA)	1
June 24, 1965	ACCESS BID OPENING SCHEDULED JULY 13	1
June 24, 1965	30 MILE SPEEDS FAVORED	2
June 24, 1965	LINDA BAUMAN, JAMES SHOEMAKER	8
June 24, 1965	BARBARA SENESCU, STANLEY BISHOP	8
June 24, 1965	GLORIA GREENLAND, DWIGHT ANDERSON	8
June 24, 1965	ROBERTA GRAEP, ROGER RETTIG	8
July 1, 1965	PRETTY FRAULEINS EMPLOYED BY KIRKLAND HATCHERY FIRM (PASSIER / THIEL)	1
July 1, 1965	REX D BOWENS OBSERVE 25TH ANNIVERSARY	6
July 1, 1965	PRETTY FRAULEINS EMPLOYED BY KIRKLAND HATCHERY FIRM (PASSIER / THIEL)	1
July 1, 1965	AT 76, KARDONG’S NOT LOST ENTHUSIASM FOR BASEBALL (KARDONG, JOE)	4
July 1, 1965	JUANITA GIRL FIND MOVIE CAREER HERE (SOLVANG, JACKIE)	7
July 1, 1965	GIRLS STATERS LEARN GOVERNMENT (WALLACE / HUTCHISON / NISHIMURA)	10
July 1, 1965	PUGET POWER EMPLOYEE RETIRES (BAKER, WILLIAM G)	14
July 1, 1965	HORSE SHOW SLATED AT BRIDLE TRAILS	4
July 1, 1965	SAWDUST FIRE TEMPORARILY SHUTS DOWN SEATTLE DOOR (PHOTOS PAGE 2)	1
July 1, 1965	HOUGHTON, BELLEVUE SHARE THEATRE SITE	1
July 1, 1965	‘QUITE A WELCOME’, SAYS WINNER OF SPREE (VARGAS, MRS CARLOS)	1
July 1, 1965	OPENING SET FOR LARGER MODE O’DAY	6
July 1, 1965	ARCHITECTS JOIN FIRM IN KIRKLAND (CUMMINGS & MARTENSON)	7
July 1, 1965	BUFFER ZONE APPROVED ON 108TH	2
July 1, 1965	BEEKEEPERS LEARN OF HOBBY WITH EYE TOWARD FUTURE INCOME	PX-4
July 1, 1965	ADS ELIMINATED IN SCHOOL PAPERS	3
July 1, 1965	SHARON JOHNSON, JAMES MACDERMID	8
July 1, 1965	HOUGHTON, BELLEVUE SHARE THEATRE SITE	1
July 1, 1965	JUANITA GIRL FIND MOVIE CAREER HERE (SOLVANG, JACKIE)	7
July 1, 1965	QUAIL COURTS REFLECTION IN BOARD ROOM WINDOW	1
July 1, 1965	PARADE TO DECIDE TOP PETS	1
July 1, 1965	SAWDUST FIRE TEMPORARILY SHUTS DOWN SEATTLE DOOR (PHOTOS PAGE 2)	1
July 1, 1965	FIREMEN BUSY: WOMAN COLLAPSES IN WATER; BOY, 3, SWALLOWS BLEACH	3
July 1, 1965	FIRE HITS NEW AUTO (THOMPSON, W K)	3
July 1, 1965	WELCOME TO KIRKLAND (PHOTOS OF LOCKE, AL)	6
July 1, 1965	SAWDUST FIRE TEMPORARILY SHUTS DOWN SEATTLE DOOR (PHOTOS PAGE 2)	1
July 1, 1965	DRIVE KICKS OFF FOR SEWERS IN JUANITA BUSINESS DISTRICT	1
July 1, 1965	DIVERS ATTEMPT RECOVERY OF SAIL	1
July 1, 1965	JUVENILE JOY RIDER ARRESTED	1
July 1, 1965	THREE PICKED UP IN GLASS BREAKING	1
July 1, 1965	RAPE CASE IS REPORTED	1
July 1, 1965	BURGLARS HIT ROY’S MKT	1
July 1, 1965	PEDIATRICIAN OPENS OFFICE IN KIRKLAND (KILBURN, H LEE)	6
July 1, 1965	TALONEN, JACK	1
July 1, 1965	MARTIN, MARY	5
July 1, 1965	STEVENSON, GEORGE ROBERT	6
July 1, 1965	ZWEIFELHOFER, LOUIS A	6
July 1, 1965	EASTSIDE GARDEN CLUB TOP WINNER	6
July 1, 1965	BETA SIGMA PHI’S CULTURAL, SOCIAL PROGRAM SURVIVES	9
July 1, 1965	ADS ELIMINATED IN SCHOOL PAPERS	3
July 1, 1965	ALL-STAR CONNIE MACK GAMES SET HERE	4
July 1, 1965	HOUGHTON BOY IN PENTATHLON (SCOFIELD, JACK)	4
July 1, 1965	HORSE SHOW SLATED AT BRIDLE TRAILS	4
July 1, 1965	AT 76, KARDONG’S NOT LOST ENTHUSIASM FOR BASEBALL (KARDONG, JOE)	4
July 1, 1965	TWO TACKLE TICKLISH TASK, NEW BASEBALL SCOREBOARD	5
July 1, 1965	DIVERS ATTEMPT RECOVERY OF SAIL	1
July 1, 1965	DRIVE KICKS OFF FOR SEWERS IN JUANITA BUSINESS DISTRICT	1
July 1, 1965	CONTINUED DUMPING EXPLAINED	3
July 1, 1965	LINDA LONCTOT, CHRIS NELSON	8
July 1, 1965	CAROL RATHJEN, DARRELL KENT	8
July 1, 1965	SANDRA SCHWARZ, ROBERT GREEN	8
July 1, 1965	SHARON MAE CARLSON, ONAS L MORSEMAN	8
July 1, 1965	NANCY KERR, TERRY OLSSON	8
July 1, 1965	EVELYN DOWNING, FRANK A MANOSKE	8
July 8, 1965	PARTY HONORS COUPLE’S ANNIVERSARY (WILSON, MR AND MRS WILLIAM G)	9
July 8, 1965	‘WEIRD EVENING’ SLATED AS SUMMER THEATRE FARE	6
July 8, 1965	DRIFTWOOD ARTISTS READY ANNUAL SHOW OF SCULPTURE	11
July 8, 1965	CITY MANAGER INJURED IN BICYCLE ACCIDENT (LOCKE, AL)	1
July 8, 1965	FIRST BABY OF YEAR WALKS INTO BANK, COLLECTS PRIZE (MARTIN, KENNETH)	1
July 8, 1965	JARRARD IN 197TH CITED BY PRESIDENT (JARRARD, RICHARD D)	2
July 8, 1965	LETTERS SPARK VISIT OF ENGLISH COUPLE (ENGSTROM, BARBARA)	12
July 8, 1965	KIRKLAND GIRL MEDAL WINNER IN BRIDLE TRAILS HORSE SHOW (MACH, CORINNE)	5
July 8, 1965	ALBERTSON’S FOOD CENTER TO OPEN SOON (PHOTO)	2
July 8, 1965	EAST SIDE COLLEGE SITE ENLARGED TO 95 ACRES	10
July 8, 1965	SHOE STORE TO HAVE GRAND OPENING (CONNOLLY’S FAMILY SHOE STORE)	2
July 8, 1965	MOWER ACCIDENT HURTS GIRL (CHAMP, JEANNE)	1
July 8, 1965	BOY DARTS INTO STREET, LEG BROKEN (GAY, MICHAEL)	1
July 8, 1965	PET PARADE HAS ALLIGATOR, IGUANA, ‘SLUG’, BUT NO ZEBRA (PHOTOS)	10
July 8, 1965	LWSD REDISTRICTED (MAP)	PX-4
July 8, 1965	KJH ANNOUNCES 2ND SEMESTER HONOR ROLL	12
July 8, 1965	PAMELA FALKNER, RAYMOND DIXON	8
July 8, 1965	BABY HUMMINGBIRD GIVEN T.L.C. (BURTON, MRS JIM)	1
July 8, 1965	60,000 TROUT SPROUT AT FERNCROFT FARM	6
July 8, 1965	PET PARADE HAS ALLIGATOR, IGUANA, ‘SLUG’, BUT NO ZEBRA (PHOTOS)	10
July 8, 1965	BOAT BLAZE BURNS HAND (DAVIS, LORAN)	1
July 8, 1965	IN 1911: 30-MIN BOAT SERVICE OFFERED ACROSS LAKE	1
July 8, 1965	MARINE FIRMS IN MARKETING AGREEMENT (HYDRO DRIVE CO)	3
July 8, 1965	60,000 TROUT SPROUT AT FERNCROFT FARM	6
July 8, 1965	VANDALISM HITS HOMES ON 7TH AVE	2
July 8, 1965	CAR THEFT REPORTED	4
July 8, 1965	CITY TO OPEN BIDS ON LIBRARY JULY 29	1
July 8, 1965	JARRARD IN 197TH CITED BY PRESIDENT (JARRARD, RICHARD D)	2
July 8, 1965	NEWCOMERS CHOOSE KIRKLAND AS FRIENDLY SMALL TOWN (WELCOME WAGON)	PX-4
July 8, 1965	HOSPITAL AUXILIARY ATTRACTS MANY DEDICATED MEMBERS	9
July 8, 1965	POST OFFICE ANNOUNCES ADMINISTRATIVE CHANGE	12
July 8, 1965	EASTSIDERS TAKE PART IN WRITERS’ MEETING	PX-4
July 8, 1965	FRIDAY IS BACKWARDS DAY (TEXT IS PRINTED BACKWARDS)	1
July 8, 1965	JUANITANS TAKE CASCADE TITLE	4
July 8, 1965	KIRKLAND GIRL MEDAL WINNER IN BRIDLE TRAILS HORSE SHOW (MACH, CORINNE)	5
July 8, 1965	NORTHLAKE UNITARIANS CALL FIRST PASTOR (MERO, RALPH M)	10
July 8, 1965	60,000 TROUT SPROUT AT FERNCROFT FARM	6
July 8, 1965	TRAFFIC BLOCKED (PHOTO OF TRUCK JAMMED UP ON RAILWAY OVERPASS)	1
July 8, 1965	IN 1911: 30-MIN BOAT SERVICE OFFERED ACROSS LAKE	1
July 8, 1965	COUNTY APPROVES REPAVING 116TH TO TRANSFER STATION	1
July 8, 1965	NEW ROAD PROPOSED	1
July 8, 1965	1 SPAN UP 30%, OTHER UP ONLY 1%	4
July 8, 1965	REXINE MCEACHERN, BRUCE BENNETT	8
July 8, 1965	BEVERLY HENNEN, DOUGLAS CAMPBELL	8
July 8, 1965	SHARON AVEY, JAMES BARKER	8
July 8, 1965	PENELOPE VICARY, ROGER DECKER	8
July 8, 1965	LORRAINE LITTLEJOHN, KEITH BROWN	11
July 15, 1965	BANK BID CONSIDERED	1
July 15, 1965	IT’S FUN! IT’S EXCITING TO BE MISS KIRKLAND! (HARMON, JENNIE)	14
July 15, 1965	NEW ALBERTSON’S OPENS IN KIRKLAND	1
July 15, 1965	ROSEWOOD PARKHOMES ON VIEW	PX-4
July 15, 1965	NEW ALBERTSON’S OPENS IN KIRKLAND	1
July 15, 1965	NEW STORE HERE IS 133RD ALBERTSON’S	11
July 15, 1965	2 SEATTLE GIRLS HURT AT CENTRAL, MARKET ST	1
July 15, 1965	3 WIN BACKWARD CONTEST (PHOTOS)	6
July 15, 1965	TWO ASK KIRKLAND TO ANNEX	1
July 15, 1965	JOYCE LASWELL, BIRGER SOPLER	12
July 15, 1965	WEASEL ‘POPPED’ OUT (PHOTO)	1
July 15, 1965	HUMMINGBIRD HAS NEW HOME (BURTON, MRS JAMES)	11
July 15, 1965	FORMER FIREMEN FILE SUIT	1
July 15, 1965	AMBULANCE FIRM WOULD LEASE HOUSE	11
July 15, 1965	PET SETS EXAMPLE OF DISPLAYING FLAG (LETTER)	2
July 15, 1965	FORMER FIREMEN FILE SUIT	1
July 15, 1965	FIREWORK PERMITS CHARGE NOT HONORED	2
July 15, 1965	FORMER FIREMEN FILE SUIT	1
July 15, 1965	FALK RESIGNS FROM HARBOR PATROLMAN JOB (FALK, MIKE)	1
July 15, 1965	BURGLAR ENTERS 93RD NE HOME	1
July 15, 1965	DELL, CHRISTIANA	PX-4
July 15, 1965	KINNEY, ANTHONY	PX-4
July 15, 1965	BRYSON, THORA	6
July 15, 1965	STEPHENS, RITNER HENRY	14
July 15, 1965	CALIFORNIANS MOVE HERE (WELCOME WAGON)	3
July 15, 1965	EXECUTIVE WOMEN FORM MEMBERSHIP OF ALTRUSA CLUB	13
July 15, 1965	LOTS HAVING LOTS OF FUN IN REC PROGRAM AT SCHOOLS	PX-4
July 15, 1965	PHOTOS OF LIGHTS AT BALL PARK	4
July 15, 1965	DISTRICT BABE RUTH OPENS HERE TODAY	4
July 15, 1965	PEDESTRIAN FATALITIES AT 0 HERE	11
July 15, 1965	BELLEVUE FIRM BIDS LOW ON ACCESS JOB	1
July 15, 1965	ACCIDENT-PRONE CORNER (PHOTO OF CENTRAL/MARKET)	1
July 15, 1965	MARKET-CENTRAL DANGEROUS INTERSECTION, RECORDS SHOW	1
July 15, 1965	NE 60TH INTERCHANGE LIKELY, NOT CERTAINTY	1
July 15, 1965	KIRKLAND MAY HAVE HIGHWAY CLOVERLEAF	1
July 15, 1965	PUGET POWER ANNOUNCES PROMOTIONS (HUNT, O G & NEEL, STEWART)	PX-4
July 15, 1965	TRAILS WATER PRESSURE DIPS; STRATTONWOOD-NORTH’S RISES	1
July 15, 1965	HIGH COST OF SEWERS PROTESTED	2
July 15, 1965	JUDY LYN SCHOFIELD, LYNN DOUGLAS FOSTER	12
July 15, 1965	MARY DOWNS, DALLAS DELAY	12
July 15, 1965	LOIS DALY, JAMES DEYOUNG	12
July 15, 1965	JUDITH WYSE, LAWRENCE BERGSTROM	12
July 15, 1965	CAROL WILSON, WESLEY CARPENTER	13
July 22, 1965	GENE STUMPF – NEW CHEVRON STATION (SITE OF LELAND HOTEL)	PX-4
July 22, 1965	CLOSE LOOK REVEALS LIGHTHOUSE PAINTING ISN’T PAINTING AT ALL (HARBOR LIGHT APT)	PX-4
July 22, 1965	WORK ON NEW NB OF C TO START BY AUG 1ST	1
July 22, 1965	SHIELA FARR WINS DANCE COMPETITION	10
July 22, 1965	WORK ON NEW NB OF C TO START BY AUG 1ST	1
July 22, 1965	HEARING SET FOR THEATRE IN HOUGHTON	3
July 22, 1965	STATION ON HISTORIC SITE HERE	16
July 22, 1965	FINN HILL SCHOOL, THOUGH NOT OPEN, HAS GRAND PIANO	2
July 22, 1965	STATION ON HISTORIC SITE HERE	16
July 22, 1965	CLOSE LOOK REVEALS LIGHTHOUSE PAINTING ISN’T PAINTING AT ALL (HARBOR LIGHT APT)	PX-4
July 22, 1965	ALBERTSON’S ANNOUNCES WINNERS	9
July 22, 1965	STATION ON HISTORIC SITE HERE	16
July 22, 1965	TWO EAST SIDE AGENCIES ADMITTED TO UGN	6
July 22, 1965	HEARINGS SET FOR KIRKLAND	1
July 22, 1965	C-1 ZONING RECOMMENDED FOR MOST OF MARKET TRIANGLE	1
July 22, 1965	MARKET ST R-S ASKED	1
July 22, 1965	INDUSTRIAL PARK ZONE REQUESTED	3
July 22, 1965	JAMIE HART, STEPHEN ANACKER	10
July 22, 1965	JANICE EIRICH, RICHARD COLTRAN	12
July 22, 1965	JACQUELINE LEA LYNGEN, JAMES M DAVIS	12
July 22, 1965	VICKI YOUNGBERG, RICHARD PECK	12
July 22, 1965	HEARING SET FOR THEATRE IN HOUGHTON	3
July 22, 1965	NEW ALARM SYSTEM PLANNED	1
July 22, 1965	HOME BURNS: ELDERLY COUPLE SAVED (WOOD, MR AND MRS HARRY H)	2
July 22, 1965	AMBULANCE FIRM OKAYED ON STATE ST	2
July 22, 1965	HEARING SET FOR THEATRE IN HOUGHTON	3
July 22, 1965	WESTERN PLYWOOD WANTS TO EXPAND, ADD EMPLOYEES	6
July 22, 1965	BILLFOLD MISSING FROM REFRIGERATOR	1
July 22, 1965	VANDALS DAMAGE INGLEWOOD GIRL SCOUT DAY CAMP	2
July 22, 1965	THREE CHARTER MEMBERS REMAIN IN Y’S MEN’S CLUB	11
July 22, 1965	HOLMAN TO RUN IN NEW 1ST DIST. (HOLMAN, FRANCIS)	1
July 22, 1965	STRIP PARK PROPOSED	1
July 22, 1965	ACME SAYS ACCESS JOB TO START AUG 1	1
July 22, 1965	GIANT METRO TRUNK NEARS 108TH AVE	1
July 22, 1965	PHONE EXCHANGE NAME CHANGE STILL UNDECIDED	1
July 22, 1965	COUNCIL DISCUSSES TOLL CENTER NAME CHANGE	1
July 22, 1965	END OF DRY SPELL SHUTS OFF POWER	1
July 22, 1965	END OF DRY SPELL SHUTS OFF POWER	1
July 22, 1965	ANITA LOUISE GREEN, WALTER WHEELER	10
July 22, 1965	EUNICE WHEELER, DONALD L JONES	10
July 22, 1965	LAURIE MATTINGLY, WILLIAM BOSTON	10
July 22, 1965	SALLY ANN HARDENBROOK, PETER B KELLY	12
July 22, 1965	TERRY FENGLER, RICHARD SMITH	12
July 22, 1965	JUDITH GROVE, CRAIG LINDSAY	12
July 29, 1965	GOLDEN STALLION – GRAND OPENING	PX-4
July 29, 1965	SILVER ANNIVERSARY (HUFTY, MR AND MRS WILLIAM H)	12
July 29, 1965	BUTTERFIELD TO SPEAK IN EUROPE (BUTTERFIELD, C E)	1
July 29, 1965	JUDY FROGNER WRITES IMPRESSIONS OF CONTRASTS IN EAST AND WEST	6
July 29, 1965	LOCAL ARTIST WINS AWARD (CHAROUHAS, BETTY)	12
July 29, 1965	WRIGHT FAMILY HOLDS REUNION	12
July 29, 1965	GRADUATE ATTENDS 50-YEAR REUNION (SIMMONS, LENA)	12
July 29, 1965	LW BOARD TO RECEIVE BIDS ON SITE CLEARING	5
July 29, 1965	CHAPEL WORK RESUMES AFTER DELAY AT COLLEGE	8
July 29, 1965	NEW LAKE GARDEN OPENING DOWNTOWN THURSDAY	2
July 29, 1965	‘GO-GO’ GOLDEN STALLION OPEN ON CENTRAL WAY HERE	6
July 29, 1965	NEW PAINT, DECORATING STORE OPEN (CUSTOM PAINT)	18
July 29, 1965	EAST SIDE TEENS TO HOST JAPANESE	6
July 29, 1965	COUNCIL TABLES COMMERCIAL ZONE	1
July 29, 1965	JUANITA WAY PRELIMINARY PLAT REQUESTS 166 LOTS	14
July 29, 1965	HERE’S NEW WRINKLE IN EXCHANGE (HULET, RUSS)	1
July 29, 1965	200 DON’T PUT SCHOOL TEXTS AWAY	3
July 29, 1965	KRISTAL GILBERT, SEPTIME V LACOUR III	12
July 29, 1965	JUANITA BEACH: COTTONWOODS DOWNED FOR SAFETY, PARKING	5
July 29, 1965	BIRGE LOSES ALL BUT PANTS IN FIRE SUNDAY	1
July 29, 1965	HOUGHTON DRIVE-IN THEATRE PERMIT DENIED 5-1 MONDAY	1
July 29, 1965	POSSIBLE LOWER RESIDENTIAL COSTS RAISED FOR L.I.D.	2
July 29, 1965	JUANITA BEACH: COTTONWOODS DOWNED FOR SAFETY, PARKING	5
July 29, 1965	JUANITA WAY PRELIMINARY PLAT REQUESTS 166 LOTS	14
July 29, 1965	JUANITA BEACH: COTTONWOODS DOWNED FOR SAFETY, PARKING	5
July 29, 1965	FIRST-OF-KIND JAIL SENTENCE SET HERE	1
July 29, 1965	FOUR ARRESTED IN ENTRIES OF 3 KIRKLAND CHURCHES	1
July 29, 1965	$400 IN TOOLS REPORTED STOLEN	1
July 29, 1965	LOCAL POLICE PICK UP BOY IN MOTOR BIKE THEFT, BREAK-IN	1
July 29, 1965	POWER SAW SAID STOLEN MONDAY	7
July 29, 1965	WARNING ISSUED ON TOTS IN CARS	11
July 29, 1965	THEFTS NET MOTOR, TOOLS FOR WELDING	14
July 29, 1965	CHARBONNEAU, SAMUEL N	7
July 29, 1965	TODD, LEWIS	13
July 29, 1965	THOMSON, FRASER JAMES	14
July 29, 1965	VANORNUM, DORIS L	14
July 29, 1965	SHEPPARD, WILHELMINA	14
July 29, 1965	NEWCOMERS WELCOMED TO CITY (WELCOME WAGON)	3
July 29, 1965	116 INDIANS ON ‘WARPATH’ AT SAMMAMISH STATE PARK	1
July 29, 1965	LOCAL Y’S MENNETTES ORGANIZED IN FORTIES	13
July 29, 1965	POSTAL ROUTES CHANGING IN NORTH FINN HILL AREA	1
July 29, 1965	JUANITA BEACH: COTTONWOODS DOWNED FOR SAFETY, PARKING	5
July 29, 1965	BOTH BRIDGE FIGURES UP	6
July 29, 1965	‘GARGANTUA’ SPEEDS METRO’S EAST SIDE TRUNK LINE PROJECT	6
July 29, 1965	SUE ELLEN BARRIE, SANTOS CONTRERAS	11
July 29, 1965	CAROL ANN WILSON, WESLEY CARPENTER	11
July 29, 1965	RENEE RENANDO, CALVIN NETTERFIELD	12
July 29, 1965	ROBERT AIRIS, SHEILA SMITH	12
July 29, 1965	JO ANNE LESETH, ROBERT THATCHER	12
August 5, 1965	EAST SIDE JOURNAL WINS A NATIONAL FIRST (PHOTO OF AWARD)	12
August 5, 1965	CELLAR GALLERY GOES CALYPSO	10
August 5, 1965	TREE LINKED TO BOYHOOD HELPS MARK BIRTHDAY (SIMPSON, W J)	5
August 5, 1965	GERMAN STUDENT FINDS MANY THINGS DIFFERENT HERE (KUESCHE, CHRISTINE)	9
August 5, 1965	PRINCESSES MAINTAIN BUSY SCHEDULE FOR SEAFAIR WEEK (HARMON / SOLVANG)	10
August 5, 1965	HOVERSONS PLAN RETURN TO TAIWAN	11
August 5, 1965	COMPTON ASKS ‘FAIR’ RENT COST	5
August 5, 1965	SECOND FIRE HITS SEATTLE DOOR CO	2
August 5, 1965	SCHOOL BOARD ASKS DAMAGES OF BUILDER (NORKIRK)	1
August 5, 1965	NEW FACE SCHEDULED FOR CENTER	1
August 5, 1965	METRO PLANT OPENS DOORS FOR VISITORS	12
August 5, 1965	SECOND FIRE HITS SEATTLE DOOR CO	2
August 5, 1965	KIRKLAND GOAL SET IN UGN CAMPAIGN	13
August 5, 1965	WESTERN ANNEX TABLED TO AUG 16	1
August 5, 1965	EASTSIDE HANDICAPPERS CELEBRATE SUCCESSFUL THIRD YEAR	PX-4
August 5, 1965	COLLEGE ADDS TO FACULTY	18
August 5, 1965	JACQUELINE LEE LYNGEN, JAMES M DAVIS	10
August 5, 1965	HELEN THORBURN, GARY SCHOEPFLIN	10
August 5, 1965	STORY OF THE BIRDS AND BEES UNFOLDS	1
August 5, 1965	DISCARDED BOTTLE CUTS WADER’S FOOT	1
August 5, 1965	DID YOU SEE WHAT I SAW (UFO SIGHTINGS)	3
August 5, 1965	TREE LINKED TO BOYHOOD HELPS MARK BIRTHDAY (SIMPSON, W J)	5
August 5, 1965	PRINCESSES MAINTAIN BUSY SCHEDULE FOR SEAFAIR WEEK (HARMON / SOLVANG)	10
August 5, 1965	WELDING SETS FIRE	1
August 5, 1965	SECOND FIRE HITS SEATTLE DOOR CO	2
August 5, 1965	FIRE OUT IN TIME	9
August 5, 1965	BLAZE HITS POINT HOME (SCHADDLE, HERB)	9
August 5, 1965	SECOND FIRE HITS SEATTLE DOOR CO	2
August 5, 1965	HOLMES PT DR VANDALISM LISTED	11
August 5, 1965	WITHDRAWAL REQUEST MAY DELAY LIBRARY	1
August 5, 1965	LAILOGE, PIERRE ALPHONSE	3
August 5, 1965	NOT ALL NEWCOMERS ARE NEW TO KIRKLAND (WELCOME WAGON)	9
August 5, 1965	BPW CLUB ACTIVE LOCALLY AND NATIONALLY	12
August 5, 1965	POSTAL ‘STORM’ DIES OUT	2
August 5, 1965	EAST SIDE JOURNAL WINS A NATIONAL FIRST (PHOTO OF AWARD)	12
August 5, 1965	I’LL MEET YOU AFTER THE GAME – IN 60 HOURS (MARATHON FOR WORLD’S RECORD)	1
August 5, 1965	KIRKLAND HEADS FOR STATE L.L.. TOURNEY	4
August 5, 1965	IT GOT THAT HOT (PHOTO OF BUCKLED ROAD)	1
August 5, 1965	LEGISLATOR OUTLINES DISTRICT HIGHWAY PROJECTS	2
August 5, 1965	KING LISTS LOCAL 1966 ROAD WORK	5
August 5, 1965	WATER DIST 81 SEEKS PLAN LOAN ON SEWER SERVICE	1
August 5, 1965	PRESSURES TOO HIGH IN 81	2
August 5, 1965	METRO PLANT OPENS DOORS FOR VISITORS	12
August 5, 1965	IT GOT THAT HOT (PHOTO OF BUCKLED ROAD)	1
August 5, 1965	JOAN D’ALESSANDRO, RICHARD SCHEVER	10
August 12, 1965	PERFECT PRESCRIPTION (PHOTO OF MADDOX, MR AND MRS DICK)	9
August 12, 1965	HAS WINGS (PHOTO OF WIGREN, JUDITH)	10
August 12, 1965	KOREAN ORPHAN RESCUED BY ADOPTION (SOOK, PARK HEA)	11
August 12, 1965	CONGRESSMAN, INTERN (PHOTO OF SMITH, DOUG)	12
August 12, 1965	PRICE WAR BREAKS OUT IN WAKE OF NEW SHOP (BARBER SHOP)	1
August 12, 1965	MART OWNER HAS GROCERY EXPERIENCE (DONOVAN, ROBERT P)	5
August 12, 1965	ORIGINAL NAME USED FOR “KELLY B ORIGINALS”	9
August 12, 1965	BUSINESSMEN WILL SELL STAND – AFTER THEY’RE FINISHED (CLARK / SLONECKER)	PX-4
August 12, 1965	JAPANESE STUDENT VISITS HERE (SHINODA, YUKINOBU)	PX-4
August 12, 1965	LW SCHOOLS REGISTERING NEW STUDENTS	1
August 12, 1965	SANDRA LEE CLARK, DONALD SEFEROVICH	10
August 12, 1965	SHADE PLANTS TO BE FEATURED AT SHOW	12
August 12, 1965	KIRKLNAD – STATE GOOFS (MISSPELLED SIGN)	1
August 12, 1965	COUNCIL ABOLISHES COMMITTEE SYSTEM EXCEPTING FINANCE	16
August 12, 1965	HOME NURSES (PHOTO)	10
August 12, 1965	SUIT RESULT OF THEATRE DECISION	2
August 12, 1965	CHIEF SOUNDS OFF VS JAIL TIME OFF	1
August 12, 1965	BURGLARS HIT FOUR PLACES IN 1 NIGHT	1
August 12, 1965	IS LAXATIVE A GOOD DEFENSE? PONDERS COURT	1
August 12, 1965	SUIT RESULT OF THEATRE DECISION	2
August 12, 1965	CITY MAY HOLD MILES CO TO LOW BID, IT APPEARS	1
August 12, 1965	RADIO QUIZZES CAUSED DIFFICULTY, SAYS PHONE FIRM	4
August 12, 1965	FIDDLER, CADY	2
August 12, 1965	FISK, GRACE	6
August 12, 1965	NEWCOMERS MAKE FRIENDS IN KIRKLAND (WELCOME WAGON)	12
August 12, 1965	PYTHIAN SISTERS WORKING ON NEXT YEAR’S CONVENTION HERE	10
August 12, 1965	WELCOME LITTLE LEAGUERS	1
August 12, 1965	ALASKANS ‘ADOPTED’ AT JUANITA (LITTLE LEAGUE)	1
August 12, 1965	PLAY OPENS HERE FOR NORTHWEST TITLE	4
August 12, 1965	KIRKLAND LITTLE LEAGUERS TAKE THIRD IN STATE	4
August 12, 1965	HERE ARE TEAMS COMPETING IN LL TOURNAMENT (PHOTOS)	5
August 12, 1965	REDMOND BIKE DERBY MOVED AFTER ROUNDING LAKE 21 YEARS	6
August 12, 1965	GAME CANCELED – IN 358TH; JAYCEES WIN AFTER 39 1/2 HOURS (RECORD ATTEMPT)	6
August 12, 1965	STADIUM READY (PHOTO OF EVEREST PARK BALLFIELD)	1
August 12, 1965	HONDURAS MISSIONARY TO SPEAK (CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE)	12
August 12, 1965	OBJECTIONS RAISED TO INTERCHANGE PLAN	1
August 12, 1965	2 PROJECTS TO ALTER FACE OF KIRKLAND	1
August 12, 1965	KIRKLAND ACCESS (PHOTO)	12
August 12, 1965	FEES STUDIED FOR TRANSFER STATION USE	1
August 12, 1965	81 PROBLEM OVER; HUNT CONTINUES	2
August 12, 1965	RADIO QUIZZES CAUSED DIFFICULTY, SAYS PHONE FIRM	4
August 12, 1965	GAIL ANDERSON, THAD POUND	10
August 12, 1965	SHARON GOODWIN, JIM BROWN	10
August 19, 1965	COUPLE OBSERVE 60TH BIRTHDAY (WILLIAMS, MR AND MRS ARTHUR F)	9
August 19, 1965	GALLERY TO COMPARE OLD AND NEW	2
August 19, 1965	NEW “SISTER” (PHOTO OF YAMASAKI, NOBUKO)	1
August 19, 1965	ORDAL TAKES SCHOOL POST IN ALASKA (ORDAL, OLAF)	18
August 19, 1965	48-YEAR-OLD BUILDING RAZED TO MAKE ROOM FOR BANK (C 1917)	6
August 19, 1965	NEW SCHOOLS WILL OPEN (AUDUBON & SPECIAL EDUCATION CENTER)	13
August 19, 1965	CITY HALL’S FACE LIFTED	1
August 19, 1965	48-YEAR-OLD BUILDING RAZED TO MAKE ROOM FOR BANK (C 1917)	6
August 19, 1965	COL” DAVIS NAMES UGN CAPTAINS	2
August 19, 1965	YOUTH CORPS WORKS AT STATE PARK HERE	PX-4
August 19, 1965	CM ZONING REQUEST DELAYED FOR STUDY	1
August 19, 1965	CITY OKAYS ANNEXATION	1
August 19, 1965	MONDAY HEARING SET FOR DIRECTOR DISTRICTS	1
August 19, 1965	CAC FINANCE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS SCHOOL ELECTION IN NOVEMBER	1
August 19, 1965	NEW SIGNS SEEN TO END OF LAKE POLLUTION	14
August 19, 1965	CHAIRMEN ENTHUSIASTIC ABOUT FIRST FLOWER SHOW	9
August 19, 1965	CITY SEEKS OPINION AT OIL TANKS	PX-4
August 19, 1965	PSP&L SEEKS NEW INDUSTRY	3
August 19, 1965	NEW SIGNS SEEN TO END OF LAKE POLLUTION	14
August 19, 1965	GREATER KIRKLAND GROUP PRESENTS PLANS FOR LAKEFRONT AREA	1
August 19, 1965	ARREST LEADS TO SOLVING BURGLARIES	1
August 19, 1965	THREE HOMES, LAUNDRY ARE BURGLARIZED	2
August 19, 1965	PRAISE FOR POLICEMEN	13
August 19, 1965	COUNCIL AWARDS LIBRARY CONTRACT	1
August 19, 1965	PLACE, CLARA	13
August 19, 1965	NEWCOMERS HERE FROM NEAR AND FAR (WELCOME WAGON)	9
August 19, 1965	TEENAGER’S REWARDS ARE MANY IN 4-H CLUB WORK	11
August 19, 1965	FILINGS TO OPEN SEPT 3 FOR LOCAL DISTRICT BOARDS	1
August 19, 1965	OREGON TEAM WINS DIVISIONAL LITTLE LEAGUE TOURNAMENT	4
August 19, 1965	YOUTH CORPS WORKS AT STATE PARK HERE	PX-4
August 19, 1965	NEW SPAN CONTINUES TO AID OLD	1
August 19, 1965	REPORT ASKS 4TH BRIDGE	3
August 19, 1965	PSP&L SEEKS NEW INDUSTRY	3
August 19, 1965	NEW SIGNS SEEN TO END OF LAKE POLLUTION	14
August 19, 1965	COST AND DESIGN ARE ISSUES IN LAKE WASH. BLVD. SEWERS	14
August 19, 1965	EVA WISTI, ERROL N NELSON	10
August 19, 1965	CLAIRE TANNER, JOHN GATTER	10
August 19, 1965	LYNETTE SKAARUP, WILLIAM COLE	10
August 19, 1965	PAMELA BARTHOLOMEW, TED MYERS	10
August 19, 1965	SINA LEA KEMP, ROBERT LEATHA	10
August 26, 1965	COUPLE TO HONOR 25TH DATE (HANES, MR AND MRS HARLEY)	12
August 26, 1965	DONNA LISLE WRITES OF WORK IN PERU	PX-4
August 26, 1965	ARCHITECTURE TAKES FORMER KIRKLANDER TO NEW YORK CITY (PFIEFFER, NORMAN)	1
August 26, 1965	THANKS TO MOM, INFANT HAS SOCIAL SECURITY (DUGAY, SHAWN)	1
August 26, 1965	JUST A SCOOTER TURNS INTO PARK RANGER VEHICLE (ALBRIGHT, ALTO)	7
August 26, 1965	DON EVANS NAMED TO HOUSING AUTHORITY	8
August 26, 1965	NEW SCHOOLS (PHOTO OF AUDUBON, SPECIAL EDUCATION & OLD ROSE HILL SCHOOL)	11
August 26, 1965	PLANNERS ADVISE NO BUSINESS FOR 117TH	1
August 26, 1965	MARKET WINNER ANNOUNCED (SHEA, ANNE)	5
August 26, 1965	QUARTER-CENTURY AWARD (PHOTO OF JOHNSON, LEROY JR)	7
August 26, 1965	PLANNERS ADVISE NO BUSINESS FOR 117TH	1
August 26, 1965	STEPS GIVEN FOR REGISTRATION IN BELLEVUE COLLEGE	PX-4
August 26, 1965	ADULT MEAL PRICES RAISED FOR SCHOOLS	PX-4
August 26, 1965	LW SCHOOLS ENROLLMENT EXPECTED TO BE 8800	1
August 26, 1965	DR DOWNIE HEADS NEW STAFFERS	1
August 26, 1965	DIRECTOR DISTRICTS APPROVED (MAP)	2
August 26, 1965	BEST EDUCATION FOR MONEY DR DOWNIE’S OBJECTIVE	2
August 26, 1965	SCIENCE CURRICULUM STUDY TO BE FIRST	7
August 26, 1965	SCHOOL FUND PAYMENT APPROVED	7
August 26, 1965	IT WILL BE HOMECOMING FOR 7 NEW TEACHERS (PHOTOS)	14
August 26, 1965	TRAVEL OKAYED FOR TEACHERS	18
August 26, 1965	NEVELDA MORTON, GENE PAUL SMITH	12
August 26, 1965	ANITA SHIRLEY, BERNARD JAY	12
August 26, 1965	WHERE ARE THEY GOING? (PHOTO OF TINY FROGS)	1
August 26, 1965	CITY’S PROGRAMS URGED FOR BUDGET	1
August 26, 1965	IN HOUGHTON: COUNCIL APPROVES L.I.D. FOR SEWERS	2
August 26, 1965	HOUGHTON’S CHOICE FOR ACCESS DELAYED	2
August 26, 1965	WOMAN’S BODY FOUND IN LAKE (SWICK, LUCILLE)	2
August 26, 1965	BURGLARIZED APARTMENT IN SHAMBLES	1
August 26, 1965	DRIVER LICENSE RULES CHANGE, POLICE REMIND	7
August 26, 1965	NEIGHBORS CAN HELP CURB CRIME	7
August 26, 1965	DUAL HONORS TO REDMOND GUARD UNIT	PX-4
August 26, 1965	BENTLEY, RICHARD E	1
August 26, 1965	SWICK, LUCILLE	2
August 26, 1965	ASBURY, EMMA HAZEL	5
August 26, 1965	MILLER, MAY M	6
August 26, 1965	SWARD, RONALD	11
August 26, 1965	NEWCOMERS LIKE IT HERE IN KIRKLAND (WELCOME WAGON)	PX-4
August 26, 1965	ELK CHOSEN AS SYMBOL OF ORDER BEARING ITS NAME	13
August 26, 1965	WOMAN ENTERS 1ST DIST RACE (FALLICK, HARRIET C)	7
August 26, 1965	NEWSPAPERMEN ELECT MORGAN NEW PRESIDENT (MORGAN, CHARLES O)	2
August 26, 1965	PHOTOS OF SOFTBALL CHAMPS	6
August 26, 1965	PARKS OR STADIUMS, SAME DIFFERENCE/ (LETTER)	2
August 26, 1965	EXPERIENCE PAYS OFF IN TENNIS TOURNAMENT	4
August 26, 1965	SAMMAMISH RIVER PARK PROTESTED	7
August 26, 1965	CITIZENS COMMITTEE ASSISTS IN CONVERTING MARYMOOR	7
August 26, 1965	BRIDGE APPROACH ENDS AT NORTHUP	1
August 26, 1965	116TH AVE GRADE PLAN PROPOSED	1
August 26, 1965	HOUGHTON’S CHOICE FOR ACCESS DELAYED	2
August 26, 1965	STATE TO RETURN STREETS TO CITY (KIRKLAND AVE & KIRKLAND WAY)	2
August 26, 1965	IN HOUGHTON: COUNCIL APPROVES L.I.D. FOR SEWERS	2
August 26, 1965	MARJIE BAUMAN, DAVID MEHLIS	12
August 26, 1965	SHELLEY JONES, JOHN BAILEY	12
August 26, 1965	BARBARA RUTH SCHOEN, F BYRON SWIGART	12
September 2, 1965	CHECKER CHAMP: ROSE HILLER VYING FOR STATE CROWN (FLOWER, AL)	1
September 2, 1965	STUDENT BECOMES TEACHER IN ADULT RUG MAKING CLASS (OLSEN, JEAN)	10
September 2, 1965	THORSOS RECEIVES FELLOWSHIP (THORSOS, ERIC)	11
September 2, 1965	BIDS CALLED ON SITE WORK FOR HEIGHTS SCHOOL GROUNDS	5
September 2, 1965	LW CLAIM IS SETTLED	5
September 2, 1965	AUDUBON ADDITION AWARDED TO 3	11
September 2, 1965	TEEN CANTEEN (PHOTO IN CIVIC CENTER)	2
September 2, 1965	SHATTERED WINDOW INJURES YOUTH, 17 (CLAUSNITZER, BRIAN)	1
September 2, 1965	MAN DIES IN ACCIDENT AT METRO SITE (KROGSTADT, CLYDE)	4
September 2, 1965	MCGINTY IN 10TH UGN YEAR (MCGINTY, TREMAINE)	3
September 2, 1965	BELLS RING TUESDAY AT SCHOOLS	1
September 2, 1965	HOLY FAMILY SCHOOL OPENS ON SEPT 9	1
September 2, 1965	RECOMMENDED SCHOOL TAX INCREASE OPPOSED	1
September 2, 1965	NEW COURSE OFFERED IN NATURE STUDY	6
September 2, 1965	ADULTS REGISTERING NOW FOR FALL	6
September 2, 1965	LUNCH PROGRAM TO START OPENING DAY OF SCHOOL	7
September 2, 1965	STUDENT BECOMES TEACHER IN ADULT RUG MAKING CLASS (OLSEN, JEAN)	10
September 2, 1965	BUS RIDES APPROVED	11
September 2, 1965	COMMUNITY COLLEGE OFFERS 33 COURSES	12
September 2, 1965	FUNDS AID VOCATIONAL SERVICES TO SCHOOLS	15
September 2, 1965	MARY BROUSSARD FLETCHER, BILL WAITS	8
September 2, 1965	CHERYL LEE GIFFORD, JOHN OPRES JR	8
September 2, 1965	BULLDOZER HALTS SMOKY BLAZE AFTER 5 HOURS ON 7TH AVENUE	1
September 2, 1965	CITY EMPLOYEE TAKES NEW JOB (OBAN, ANN)	1
September 2, 1965	ORIGINAL PLATS REVEAL EARLY HISTORY OF KIRKLAND (MAPS!)	12
September 2, 1965	THEATRE PERMIT COURT DATE SET	4
September 2, 1965	HOUGHTON SEWERS POSE COMPLEX PROBLEM (MAP)	5
September 2, 1965	SHERIFF LISTS AREA THEFTS	11
September 2, 1965	CEREMONY MARKS START OF LIBRARY	1
September 2, 1965	CLARK, FLORENCE	PX-4
September 2, 1965	KENNEY, LAWRENCE H	11
September 2, 1965	LABRIE, FELIX J	11
September 2, 1965	LACY, JAMES	12
September 2, 1965	BENTLEY, RICHARD E	12
September 2, 1965	NEWCOMERS RELAX IN KIRKLAND (WELCOME WAGON)	8
September 2, 1965	EMBLEM CLUB ASSISTS ELKS AND HAS OWN PROGRAM	9
September 2, 1965	KIRKLAND MAKES LIFE, SOVIET VERSION, THAT IS	1
September 2, 1965	CHECKER CHAMP: ROSE HILLER VYING FOR STATE CROWN (FLOWER, AL)	1
September 2, 1965	PARK AREA (PHOTO OF CIVIC CENTER AREA)	2
September 2, 1965	UNITARIANS CALL FIRST MINISTER (MERO, RALPH M)	1
September 2, 1965	OPINIONS DIFFER ON PROPOSED HOUGHTON-METRO CONTRACT	1
September 2, 1965	HOUGHTON SEWERS POSE COMPLEX PROBLEM (MAP)	5
September 2, 1965	TAFFY LEE CORNWELL, WARREN LISENBY	8
September 2, 1965	VICKI YOUNGBERG, RICHARD GARY PECK	8
September 9, 1965	BANK NAMES NEW MGR (LEANDER, JOHN W)	6
September 9, 1965	NEW NB OF C BANK SLATED (PHOTO)	8
September 9, 1965	BOYS LOOK LIKE BEATLES, NOT WARRIORS, TO MOTHER (STROMBOM)	1
September 9, 1965	PEACE CORPS VOLUNTEER LEAVES (JAMES, MELODY)	2
September 9, 1965	KIRKLANDER NAMED WIC DIRECTOR (HEADRICK, JEANNE)	15
September 9, 1965	TALENT IN FAMILY (MEDBY, NORMAN)	15
September 9, 1965	CONSTRUCTION HITTING NEW HIGH HERE	1
September 9, 1965	BLDG CODE AMENDMENT HEARING SET	1
September 9, 1965	‘PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT’ ORDINANCE PROPOSED	2
September 9, 1965	LIGHTFELDTS BUT KIRKLAND BUILDING	1
September 9, 1965	NEW NB OF C BANK SLATED (PHOTO)	8
September 9, 1965	REAR VIEW (PHOTO OF CIVIC CENTER)	PX-4
September 9, 1965	CIVIC CENTER GYM (PHOTO)	PX-4
September 9, 1965	LIGHTFELDTS BUT KIRKLAND BUILDING	1
September 9, 1965	SUN VILLAGE ON AGENDA	8
September 9, 1965	LIGHTFELDTS BUT KIRKLAND BUILDING	1
September 9, 1965	BURMEISTER HEADS UGN DIVISION (BURMEISTER, JAY)	6
September 9, 1965	CONSTRUCTION HITTING NEW HIGH HERE	1
September 9, 1965	NEW WATERFRONT ZONE UNDER STUDY HERE	1
September 9, 1965	‘PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT’ ORDINANCE PROPOSED	2
September 9, 1965	LW SCHOOLS ENROLL 8599 FIRST DAY	1
September 9, 1965	COLLEGE PROPOSALS AIRED FOR BOARD	8
September 9, 1965	LW COUNCIL INSTRUCTS IN PTA	10
September 9, 1965	SDA SCHOOL HAS LARGE ENROLLMENT	16
September 9, 1965	SHRINE HORSE SHOW TO FEATURE PONY-PULLED CHARIOT RACES	4
September 9, 1965	‘PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT’ ORDINANCE PROPOSED	2
September 9, 1965	METHOD CHANGES ON PLANNING	6
September 9, 1965	RED CROSS VOLUNTEERS IN SCHOOLS FIRST IN STATE	10
September 9, 1965	ZONING SUIT FILED AGAINST HOUGHTON	1
September 9, 1965	NEW WATERFRONT ZONE UNDER STUDY HERE	1
September 9, 1965	THIEF TAKES BEER, CASH AND – BIBLE	1
September 9, 1965	CYCLE TURNS OUT STOLEN	1
September 9, 1965	BOAT TRAILER IS VANDALIZED	5
September 9, 1965	GROUND-BREAKING HERALDS LIBRARY CONSTRUCTION (PHOTO)	12
September 9, 1965	BOOKMOBILE STOPS ANNOUNCED	12
September 9, 1965	BETTES, MARTIN C	5
September 9, 1965	CARPENTER, ROBERT	6
September 9, 1965	HARTIG, FRED	8
September 9, 1965	CHOICE OR EMPLOYMENT BRINGS NEWCOMERS HERE (WELCOME WAGON)	11
September 9, 1965	REPUBLICAN WOMEN SET CLUB OBJECTIVES	7
September 9, 1965	WOMEN SINGERS OPEN SEPTEMBER REHEARSALS	15
September 9, 1965	SUMMER BROUGHT RECORD CROWDS TO JUANITA PARK	4
September 9, 1965	EPISCOPAL SECT FORMS IN JUANITA	1
September 9, 1965	LW METHODIST CHURCH SERVICE TO OPEN YEAR	15
September 9, 1965	LAKE S TRAFFIC SHOWS INCREASE	1
September 9, 1965	NEW SECTION OF 405 OPEN	1
September 9, 1965	MULTI-MILLION-DOLLAR NORTHUP INTERCHANGE PROGRESSES (PHOTO)	8
September 9, 1965	METRO WORK AHEAD OF SCHEDULE ON EAST SIDE	2
September 9, 1965	PROJECTS INTERMINGLE NEAR 3RD, CENTRAL WAY (PHOTO OF PUMP STATION)	8
September 9, 1965	ROSELYN RUTH ROSENBACH, KASIMIR GENE KAY	10
September 16, 1965	FORMER RESIDENTS, NO OF EVERETT, HONOR 50TH DATE (FOXLEY, MR AND MRS J L)	9
September 16, 1965	CAL CLASSES APPEAL TO ALL AGE GROUPS	14
September 16, 1965	CREOSOTE FOREST (PHOTO OF PILINGS FOR NEW NB OF C)	7
September 16, 1965	EYE WITNESS REPORT GIVEN FROM EDGE OF HURRICANE BETSY (KARASEK, DONNA)	PX-4
September 16, 1965	FORCIER BAGS MOUNTAIN GOAT ON FIRST DAY OF 1965 SEASON	1
September 16, 1965	PUGET EMPLOYEE RETIRING OCT 1 (WITTERS, FRED)	3
September 16, 1965	FISHERMAN FINDS WORDS MORE FUN THAN FISH (LETTER FROM SHANNON, “DOC“)	4
September 16, 1965	HAS WINGS (HUMPHREY, RAEDEAN)	11
September 16, 1965	CANINE CYCLIST (PHOTO OF TABLEMAN, JOY LYNN & DOG)	14
September 16, 1965	OPTOMETRY OFFICE REMODELED	7
September 16, 1965	CREOSOTE FOREST (PHOTO OF PILINGS FOR NEW NB OF C)	7
September 16, 1965	SPEED WASH ENLARGED	12
September 16, 1965	INGLEWOOD CHURCH TO HOUSE RETARDED CHILDREN’S SCHOOL	11
September 16, 1965	CITY ENDS MOVING HOUSES ACROSS WATERFRONT AREA	1
September 16, 1965	KIRKLAND CHAMBER HEAR A LOCKE	12
September 16, 1965	VISITOR REPRESENTS COMMON MARKET (DALEIDEN, GERO K)	14
September 16, 1965	KING ZONING TO HAVE HEARING	2
September 16, 1965	TWO SCHOOL TAX MEASURES TO GO ON NOV 2 BALLOT HERE	1
September 16, 1965	ALL THREE INCUMBENTS FILE IN LW	1
September 16, 1965	TWO VOICE CONCERN OVER PROPOSED LEVY	2
September 16, 1965	SCHOOLS OKAY HOME TUTORING ON PREGNANCIES	12
September 16, 1965	MARGO TEMPLETON, JOHN NOLD	10
September 16, 1965	FIREMEN GET NEW ALARMS	2
September 16, 1965	EMERGENCY CAR BID ACCEPTED (HOUGHTON)	14
September 16, 1965	CITY BUDGET HEARING SET	1
September 16, 1965	EMERGENCY CAR BID ACCEPTED (HOUGHTON)	14
September 16, 1965	L.I.D. FINANCING ARRANGED	2
September 16, 1965	BID DATE SET FOR SEWER CONSTRUCTION IN HOUGHTON	2
September 16, 1965	EMERGENCY CAR BID ACCEPTED (HOUGHTON)	14
September 16, 1965	THIEVES TAKE SAFE, BUT DON’T OPEN IT	1
September 16, 1965	STRICTER ENFORCEMENT ANNOUNCED ON PARKING	1
September 16, 1965	CAR PROWLED, TOOLS MISSING	5
September 16, 1965	REACTIONS TO HOSPITAL SOUGHT	1
September 16, 1965	PAULSEN, NICK	2
September 16, 1965	SQUARE DANCE CLUB OFFERS LESSONS FOR BEGINNERS	8
September 16, 1965	ARMY FAMILIES AMONG AREA NEWCOMERS (WELCOME WAGON)	18
September 16, 1965	GIRL SCOUTING CONTINUES TO INTEREST 10-YEAR MEMBER (SWIFT, TRUDY)	8
September 16, 1965	TWO IN TROOP EARN EAGLE SCOUT AWARD (GRABER, SANFORD & RICHARDSON, BRUCE)	13
September 16, 1965	EAST SIDERS VOTE TUESDAY IN PORT PRIMARY	1
September 16, 1965	HERE’S WHERE TO VOTE	12
September 16, 1965	JOURNAL GRID CONTEST OPEN	1
September 16, 1965	START ON 6 LANES NORTHWARD SEEN	1
September 16, 1965	60TH UNDERPASS SUGGESTED INSTEAD	1
September 16, 1965	STATE PLANS TEMPORARY 405 BRIDGE AT FACTORIA	5
September 16, 1965	4 LANES FROM HERE TO TUKWILA DUE BY YEAR’S END	13
September 16, 1965	BID DATE SET FOR SEWER CONSTRUCTION IN HOUGHTON	2
September 16, 1965	PAMELA DYCK, FRANK B DAVIS	10
September 16, 1965	DIANNE CONNOLLY, BRUCE FOSTER	10
September 16, 1965	MARGARET HIMES, DONALD SHORB	10
September 23, 1965	CHURCH ORCHESTRA ATTRACTS YOUNG MUSICIANS (FIRST BAPTIST)	11
September 23, 1965	PASTOR VIEWS CIVIL RIGHTS FIRSTHAND (HELLIWELL, GEORGE)	1
September 23, 1965	DIPRETE IS MERIT FINALIST (DIPRETE, BOB)	10
September 23, 1965	LIKE IN CENTURIES GONE BY (PHOTO OF BUILDING ON ACCESS BRIDGE OVER RAILWAY)	1
September 23, 1965	BID ACCEPTED FOR CLEARING SCHOOL SITE (JUANITA HEIGHTS)	2
September 23, 1965	VANDALS HIT INSIDES OF TWO CHURCHES HERE	1
September 23, 1965	FIRE HITS 108TH NE DWELLING	2
September 23, 1965	AMENDMENT ON RESIDENTIAL DECKS APPROVED	2
September 23, 1965	BIGGEST BARGAINS TO ‘A-GO-GO’ OCT 8	1
September 23, 1965	2ND ALLEY VACATION ASKED	3
September 23, 1965	COLLEGE INTEREST STILL ACTIVE	1
September 23, 1965	BOARD APPROVES RESEARCH PROJECT (EDUCATIONAL BASICS IN VIEW)	1
September 23, 1965	ELEMENTARY STUDENTS INTRODUCED TO MUSIC	10
September 23, 1965	RECORD SET FOR ADULT ENROLLMENT	12
September 23, 1965	NEW SCHOOL FOR THE RETARDED ENROLLING NOW	16
September 23, 1965	HONKERS INVADE WAVERLY PARK	1
September 23, 1965	FIRE HITS 108TH NE DWELLING	2
September 23, 1965	CITY OKAYS LIGHT STUDY	1
September 23, 1965	HOUGHTON BUDGET OFFERS RETIREMENT	1
September 23, 1965	BID ACCEPTED FOR CLEARING SCHOOL SITE (JUANITA HEIGHTS)	2
September 23, 1965	NEAR-RIOT ERUPTS AT LOCAL TAVERN (GOLDEN STALLION)	1
September 23, 1965	VANDALS HIT INSIDES OF TWO CHURCHES HERE	1
September 23, 1965	HOSPITAL STUDY SET	1
September 23, 1965	NEWCOMER WELCOMES ‘WELCOME’ (WELCOME WAGON)	16
September 23, 1965	CHECK MATE RIDING CLUB MEMBERS DON’T STOP WITH HORSES	9
September 23, 1965	DENNY MAN ENTERS 1ST DIST GOP CLUB RACE (AYRAULT, DAN)	10
September 23, 1965	COLUMN TO FOCUS ON ARTS	1
September 23, 1965	CHURCH ORCHESTRA ATTRACTS YOUNG MUSICIANS (FIRST BAPTIST)	11
September 23, 1965	LIKE IN CENTURIES GONE BY (PHOTO OF BUILDING ON ACCESS BRIDGE OVER RAILWAY)	1
September 23, 1965	PAVING OF ACCESS DUE TO START WITHIN 10 DAYS	1
September 23, 1965	LIKE IN CENTURIES GONE BY (PHOTO OF BUILDING ON ACCESS BRIDGE OVER RAILWAY)	1
September 23, 1965	CITY PLANS NEW IDEA AT CORNER (CENTRAL & MARKET)	1
September 23, 1965	CITY OKAYS LIGHT STUDY	1
September 23, 1965	116TH AVE HEARING CONTINUED TO OCT 4	2
September 23, 1965	4-LANING OF 901 RECEIVES SUPPORT	2
September 30, 1965	THEATRE EAST ANNOUNCES FOUR PLAYS FOR SEASON	7
September 30, 1965	TEACHERS TO SHOW AT CELLAR	10
September 30, 1965	TEACHER’S IDEA SIMPLIFIES TEACHING, LEARNING (ALBRIGHT, ALTO O)	9
September 30, 1965	AIRLINE PROMOTES J BERTO	11
September 30, 1965	LIVING IN YUGOSLAVIA REWARDING (HUNTER, LINDA)	15
September 30, 1965	NURSE WITH CLINIC 20 YEARS, RETIRES (MCCONNELL, SYLVIA)	16
September 30, 1965	TRAILS RESIDENTS OPPOSE INTERCHANGE LOCATION	1
September 30, 1965	CONSTRUCTION OF NORTHWEST CHAPEL NEAR FINAL STAGES	8
September 30, 1965	WESTERN CO ANNEXATION HEARING CONTINUED	8
September 30, 1965	LOCAL SCHOOLS, CITIES STILL IN QUANDRY OVER NEW TAX LAWS	1
September 30, 1965	TEACHER’S IDEA SIMPLIFIES TEACHING, LEARNING (ALBRIGHT, ALTO O)	9
September 30, 1965	HARRIET A HARVEY, ALFRED S ARKLEY	12
September 30, 1965	DONNA NIBLOCK, A NEIL ANDERSEN	12
September 30, 1965	GAIL MERRITT, LEONARD C CHAPMAN	12
September 30, 1965	BUDGET PROPOSES FULL-TIME FIRE CHIEF	1
September 30, 1965	FIREMEN HANDLE 4 MINOR BLAZES, RESUSCITATOR CALL	2
September 30, 1965	LOCAL SCHOOLS, CITIES STILL IN QUANDRY OVER NEW TAX LAWS	1
September 30, 1965	BUDGET PROPOSES FULL-TIME FIRE CHIEF	1
September 30, 1965	IN HOUGHTON: BUDGET FOR ESSENTIAL SERVICES, MAYOR SAYS	2
September 30, 1965	CINDERS TURN INTO POTENTIALLY GROWING KIRKLAND INDUSTRY (CINTREK)	1
September 30, 1965	BIG FINN HILL SEWER ANNEXATION HEARING	2
September 30, 1965	GUN ALLEGEDLY PULLED IN KIRKLAND INCIDENT	1
September 30, 1965	PUBLIC WARNED AGAINST ‘KOOKY’ COOKIE SALES	1
September 30, 1965	TICKETING STARTS FRIDAY (PARKING)	1
September 30, 1965	VANDALS HIT J.D. LOADER	2
September 30, 1965	DONATIONS TO LIBRARY SUGGESTED	3
September 30, 1965	PROFESSIONAL NURSES SALUTED DURING WEEK	16
September 30, 1965	WANGE, HELEN	2
September 30, 1965	MILES, IDA	2
September 30, 1965	MULLEN, OMER H	7
September 30, 1965	STORGAARD, EMMA	9
September 30, 1965	2 LONG-TIME FRIENDS BOTH WIN EAGLE RANK (JOHNSON, PAUL & THORNARLEIN, ERNIE)	10
September 30, 1965	‘SHRINKING VIOLETS’ GIVE GARDEN CLUB ITS NAME	13
September 30, 1965	JOURNAL TOP PAPER IN STATE FOR NEWS	1
September 30, 1965	STEERING COMMITTEE TO PRODUCE CITY PARK PLAN	1
September 30, 1965	OFFICIALS TO INSPECT SAMMAMISH VALLEY	2
September 30, 1965	PARK SITE IS SOUGHT AT DENNY	10
September 30, 1965	PETITION PROTESTS PARKING	1
September 30, 1965	TRAILS RESIDENTS OPPOSE INTERCHANGE LOCATION	1
September 30, 1965	TOLL CUT SUPPORT MOUNTS	1
September 30, 1965	PAVING SET FOR ACCESS	2
September 30, 1965	BIG FINN HILL SEWER ANNEXATION HEARING	2
September 30, 1965	SANDRA SHEPARD, JOHN SYLVESTER	12
September 30, 1965	LINDA ALDRIDGE, MYRLE CUSHING	12
September 30, 1965	MARSHA PREWITT, MICHAEL LINDQUIST	12
October 7, 1965	BASICS BROUGHT INTO VIEW (ALBRIGHT, ALTO)	PX-4
October 7, 1965	DUTCH TEACHER HAS DISLIKES (TAVENIER, HERMINE)	1
October 7, 1965	JOHN BAKKE IS MERIT SEMI-FINALIST	7
October 7, 1965	JAPANESE GIRL NOT TYPICAL TEENAGER (YAMASAKI, NOBUKO)	12
October 7, 1965	JUANITA RESIDENT IN ‘HAPPY TIME’ (CORDELL, JEFF)	12
October 7, 1965	RETIRED TEACHER ON TOUR (RHOADES, HETTIE)	15
October 7, 1965	SEPTIC TANKS PROPOSED FOR TWO SUBDIVISIONS	3
October 7, 1965	MOONLIGHT SALE, GO-GOS, PANCAKES	1
October 7, 1965	NEW BRUSH TRIMMER DEVELOPED (BEARD CONSTRUCTION)(PHOTO)	15
October 7, 1965	W VANCE SERIOUSLY INJURED IN FATAL CRASH	9
October 7, 1965	CAR HITS HOUSE, FAMILY UNHURT (SMITH, EARL D)	14
October 7, 1965	KIRKLAND LEADS NORTH COUNTY UGN DRIVE	1
October 7, 1965	MARKET ST ZONING SPARKS LONG DEBATE	1
October 7, 1965	BASICS BROUGHT INTO VIEW (ALBRIGHT, ALTO)	PX-4
October 7, 1965	1965-66 LW SCHOOL BUDGET	1
October 7, 1965	SCHOOL BUDGET: NEED SEEN TO UP CONSTRUCTION LEVY	1
October 7, 1965	DUTCH TEACHER HAS DISLIKES (TAVENIER, HERMINE)	1
October 7, 1965	CAN CENTER SERVICE PAROCHIAL STUDENTS?	1
October 7, 1965	KRUZNER EXPLAINS 14-MIL SCHOOL-TAX-LEVY PROPOSAL	2
October 7, 1965	TAX LEVY: MEASURE TO REMAIN TO 25%	2
October 7, 1965	COMMITTEE STUDIES SCIENCE FOR FUTURE LWSD PLANNING	2
October 7, 1965	DR DOWNIE VIEWING CALIFORNIA COLLEGES	9
October 7, 1965	LW BUILDING DEPT MOVE HITS SNAG	13
October 7, 1965	SARAH JANE GREEN, JAMES JONES	10
October 7, 1965	GARAGE HIT BY FIRE	2
October 7, 1965	KIRKLAND BUDGET UP $100,000	13
October 7, 1965	HOUGHTON REVENUE INCREASED	13
October 7, 1965	BURGLAR GARNERS $70 FROM STATION	13
October 7, 1965	COMMITTEE NAMED FOR HOSPITAL STUDY	1
October 7, 1965	FITZGERALD, JAMES B	PX-4
October 7, 1965	ROTARY GOVERNOR TO VISIT	2
October 7, 1965	RESIDENTS RETURN TO KIRKLAND (WELCOME WAGON)	15
October 7, 1965	SENIOR CITIZENS MEETING EVERY WEEK NOW	16
October 7, 1965	TROOP 615 TOP 3RD TIME	PX-4
October 7, 1965	CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH WOMEN FORM FELLOWSHIP FOR FRIENDSHIP , SERVICE	11
October 7, 1965	HOSPITALITY BAZAAR THEME FOR ST DEMETRIOS CHURCH	10
October 7, 1965	CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH WOMEN FORM FELLOWSHIP FOR FRIENDSHIP , SERVICE	11
October 7, 1965	SATURDAY-SUNDAY VEHICLE SAFETY-CHECK SCHEDULED	1
October 7, 1965	BON VOYAGE, GRID FANS (PHOTO OF HARBOR TOUR BOAT)	13
October 7, 1965	EVERGREEN TRAFFIC UP	9
October 7, 1965	W.D. 81 HIRES MANAGER (HOOK, GARNER)	PX-4
October 7, 1965	KIRKLAND OKAYS $3000 SURVEY OF FUTURE SEWERS	1
October 7, 1965	SEWER DISTRICT PROPOSES SERVICE BOUNDARY (MAP)	7
October 7, 1965	BEATRICE NICHOLS, JAMES R STACEY	10
October 7, 1965	JAMIE HART, STEPHEN ANACKER	10
October 14, 1965	ART TEACHERS TO TOUR OWN SHOW AT GALLERY	10
October 14, 1965	‘MADAM BUTTERFLY’ TO BE GIVEN AT KJHS	10
October 14, 1965	ROSE HILL BANK OPENING (SEATTLE TRUST AND SAVINGS)	2
October 14, 1965	PTA WORKER GRADUATES TO LW COUNCIL PRESIDENT (KOOLSTRA, KAYE)	11
October 14, 1965	CO-ED DORM (PHOTO AT NORTHWEST COLLEGE)	1
October 14, 1965	MARKET REQUEST OKAYED (HOUGHTON)	1
October 14, 1965	TOSSED BY TRUCK, SAYS MAN (DAARUD, DENNIS)	1
October 14, 1965	DOG-CYCLE CRASH HURTS WEATHERBEE	1
October 14, 1965	CAR HITS WOMAN (MCCULLEY, MRS LEROY)	1
October 14, 1965	KIRKLAND TOPS UGN	PX-4
October 14, 1965	CHAIRMAN ANNOUNCES UGN RESIDENTIAL DRIVE	8
October 14, 1965	KIRKLAND HAS CHOICE OF GROWTH DIRECTION (LETTER FROM ADAMS, C R)	2
October 14, 1965	PLANNERS RECOMMEND WESTERN PREFINISH ANNEXATION	12
October 14, 1965	SCHOOL BOARD RACE DEVELOPS	1
October 14, 1965	QUESTIONS ON SCHOOL ISSUES	1
October 14, 1965	27 LOCAL STUDENTS APPLY AT COLLEGE	2
October 14, 1965	WIDENED SCOPE FOR COLLEGE COUNCIL PROPOSED	2
October 14, 1965	NW COLLEGE HAS RECORD ENROLLMENT	3
October 14, 1965	SCHOOL VOTE CAMPAIGN, LED BY CAC, SURGES FORWARD	3
October 14, 1965	TEACHER BARGAINING ELECTION LIKELY IN LW	5
October 14, 1965	NW COLLEGE STARTS 7TH YEAR HERE	10
October 14, 1965	LOCAL TEACHERS HAVE ROLE IN STATE SCIENCE CONFERENCE	12
October 14, 1965	LW AMONG 18 DISTRICTS ASKING 14 MILLS CONTINUE	12
October 14, 1965	NANCY E GRAVES, MILTON C GUSTAFSON	8
October 14, 1965	ARSON SUSPECTED IN TWO KIRKLAND FIRES	1
October 14, 1965	HOSPITAL AUXILIARY PLANS SPOOK HOUSE	8
October 14, 1965	MARKET REQUEST OKAYED (HOUGHTON)	1
October 14, 1965	HOUGHTON CHOOSES 72ND FOR ACCESS	1
October 14, 1965	CONFERENCES HELD ON L.I.D. PROBLEMS	3
October 14, 1965	DOOR-TO-DOOR SOLICITING ILLEGAL UNDER ORD. 895	10
October 14, 1965	GILBERT, JAMES ARNOLD	10
October 14, 1965	DYER, FRANCES	10
October 14, 1965	BAZAAR TO MARK CHILDREN’S HOME SOCIETY ANNIVERSARY	8
October 14, 1965	PTA WORKER GRADUATES TO LW COUNCIL PRESIDENT (KOOLSTRA, KAYE)	11
October 14, 1965	JOURNAL PUBLISHES COLOR AD, FOR SEALY	1
October 14, 1965	BAHAI’S TO OBSERVE FOUNDING	PX-4
October 14, 1965	CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH TO HAVE INAUGURATION (MAYFLOWER)	PX-4
October 14, 1965	ROSE HILL BANK OPENING (SEATTLE TRUST AND SAVINGS)	2
October 14, 1965	MASS TRANSPORTATION ESSENTIAL TO AREA	2
October 14, 1965	AN OPEN LETTER ON PARKING	1
October 14, 1965	HOUGHTON CHOOSES 72ND FOR ACCESS	1
October 14, 1965	CITY GIVES GO0AHEAD ON 116TH	2
October 14, 1965	116TH NE ROUTE SET	9
October 14, 1965	PAVING STARTED (PHOTO OF KIRKLAND ACCESS)	12
October 14, 1965	SIDES OF ACCESS TO HAVE SEEDING, ENGINEER REPORTS	16
October 14, 1965	BROKEN MAIN PLAGUES CITY, 81	1
October 14, 1965	PUGET ASKS DROP IN RATES	5
October 14, 1965	FREE DUMPS NEAR END	12
October 14, 1965	NEVELDA MAY MORTON, GENE SMITH	8
October 21, 1965	SEATTLE TRUST & SAVING – GRAND OPENING ON ROSE HILL	11
October 21, 1965	HEISDORF SETS NEW FACILITIES	1
October 21, 1965	LARSON’S ANNIVERSARY HELD AT REST HOME (LARSON, MR AND MRS MARTIN)	10
October 21, 1965	ROSE HILL BANK OPENING (SEATTLE TRUST & SAVING)	10
October 21, 1965	JUANITA WAS HUBBARD WHEN JOSTENS CAME (JOSTEN, SYVERT)	1
October 21, 1965	CROSS SR HEADS HOSPITAL STUDY (CROSS, HARRY M SR)	1
October 21, 1965	ENGINEER WORKED FOR POINT SPAN (ROBERT, E I (BOB))	3
October 21, 1965	MRS BAGGALEY INSTALLED STATE COUNSELORS’ PRESIDENT	8
October 21, 1965	25-YEAR MEMBERSHIP IN BPW NOTEWORTHY (COLMAN, ALICE)	8
October 21, 1965	HEISDORF SETS NEW FACILITIES	1
October 21, 1965	SCHOOL PLANNED AT JUANITA (SKETCH)	7
October 21, 1965	MANY RING DOOR BELLS FOR UGN	10
October 21, 1965	KIRKLAND STILL IN TOP UGN SPOT	10
October 21, 1965	ANNEXATION REQUEST TO COUNTY	1
October 21, 1965	CITY CONSIDERS JUANITA ANNEX	1
October 21, 1965	ZONING AMENDMENT ON 4 LOTS APPROVED	7
October 21, 1965	BIBLE OKAYED AS ‘TOOL’	1
October 21, 1965	HIGH SCHOOL HOMECOMING ANNOUNCED	5
October 21, 1965	DISCUSSION ON “JOHNNY” TOPIC OF ROSE HILL PTA	5
October 21, 1965	DIRECTORS UPHOLD TEACHERS PAY CUT (RUFER, JAKE)	7
October 21, 1965	LW TO FORM NEW GROUP ON POLICY	7
October 21, 1965	MOTHERS LEARN, TOO, IN KIRKLAND PARENT COOP PRESCHOOL	9
October 21, 1965	LW AIDS TEACHER RESEARCH	16
October 21, 1965	EMERGENCY CAR BID AWARDED	2
October 21, 1965	ARSON STILL SUSPECTED	7
October 21, 1965	CITY DENIES LIBRARY BID WAS ILLEGAL	1
October 21, 1965	EMERGENCY CAR BID AWARDED	2
October 21, 1965	JUANITA WAS HUBBARD WHEN JOSTENS CAME (JOSTEN, SYVERT)	1
October 21, 1965	SPOOK HOUSE SPOOKIER THAN EVER	10
October 21, 1965	CITY PLAN REVEALED; HOUGHTON TO CONSIDER CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS	1
October 21, 1965	HOUGHTON UPHELD ON PERMIT DENIAL	1
October 21, 1965	HOUGHTON LIBRARY ON NOV BALLOT	2
October 21, 1965	AT HOUGHTON: CO BOARD AUTHORIZES LAND TRADE	7
October 21, 1965	JUANITA WAS HUBBARD WHEN JOSTENS CAME (JOSTEN, SYVERT)	1
October 21, 1965	CITY CONSIDERS JUANITA ANNEX	1
October 21, 1965	SCHOOL PLANNED AT JUANITA (SKETCH)	7
October 21, 1965	PELLETS DAMAGE WINDOWS OF HOMES	1
October 21, 1965	POLICE HIRE EX-MARINE, FEM, THAT IS (COMPTON, BETTY JEAN)	1
October 21, 1965	‘LET POLICE PAY (HIC) FOR TAXI; THEY CALLED IT’	2
October 21, 1965	ARSON STILL SUSPECTED	7
October 21, 1965	CITY DENIES LIBRARY BID WAS ILLEGAL	1
October 21, 1965	HOUGHTON LIBRARY ON NOV BALLOT	2
October 21, 1965	CROSS SR HEADS HOSPITAL STUDY (CROSS, HARRY M SR)	1
October 21, 1965	HEYDT, NORMAN L	2
October 21, 1965	MCLEAN, GEORGE	7
October 21, 1965	JOSTEN, SYVERT H	10
October 21, 1965	GIRLS’ CLUB ADOPTS GIRLS’ HOME	5
October 21, 1965	25-YEAR MEMBERSHIP IN BPW NOTEWORTHY (COLMAN, ALICE)	8
October 21, 1965	MOTHERS LEARN, TOO, IN KIRKLAND PARENT COOP PRESCHOOL	9
October 21, 1965	MRS BENTLEY CHATS ABOUT NOV 2 ELECTION	7
October 21, 1965	ROSE HILL BANK OPENING (SEATTLE TRUST & SAVING)	10
October 21, 1965	PROPOSED FACTORIA INTERCHANGE (PHOTO)	PX-4
October 21, 1965	ROAD COMPLEX TO CONNECT 108TH, NORTHUP INTERCHANGE (MAPS)	PX-4
October 21, 1965	WALKWAY PURCHASE ASKED	1
October 21, 1965	SPAN COUNT JUMPS 36%	2
October 21, 1965	DRAINAGE APPROVED FOR 117TH	3
October 21, 1965	LESLYE ANN CONRAD, MICHAEL B REID	8
October 21, 1965	GINNY VAN GORTEL, LEROY JOHNSON	8
October 21, 1965	CONSTANCE BENNETT, DONALD ABKER	8
October 28, 1965	H & N TO BUILD	PX-4
October 28, 1965	ANNIVERSARY PARTY WAS KEPT SECRET (WHEADON, JACK & ERNESTINE)	8
October 28, 1965	JUANITAN MANAGES KXA (HAWKINS, JIM)	2
October 28, 1965	‘MERRY’ NOT SAD DESPITE HANDICAP (GARRISON, MERRY)	8
October 28, 1965	H & N TO BUILD	PX-4
October 28, 1965	THRIFTWAY MARKET ANNOUNCED	1
October 28, 1965	THEATRE REQUEST REVIVED	1
October 28, 1965	‘BULGE SCHOOL MAY ‘BULGE’ IN 1 1/2 YEAR	1
October 28, 1965	ROSE HILL SCHOOL WINDOWS BROKEN	2
October 28, 1965	THRIFTWAY MARKET ANNOUNCED	1
October 28, 1965	C MILLER REMAINS CRITICAL (MILLER, CARTER F)	1
October 28, 1965	CHAMBER MOVES (PHOTOS)	3
October 28, 1965	SOLDIER IN VIETNAM APPEALS FOR ORPHANS (CROWE, CLARENCE)	7
October 28, 1965	KIRKLAND STAYS TOP IN UGN	10
October 28, 1965	BEVERLY PARK RESIDENTS SAY COMMERCIAL ZONING ‘UNWISE’ (LETTER)	2
October 28, 1965	HANDICAPPERS TO MOVE	PX-4
October 28, 1965	‘BULGE SCHOOL MAY ‘BULGE’ IN 1 1/2 YEAR	1
October 28, 1965	3 BOARD POSITIONS OPEN, ONE CONTEST	1
October 28, 1965	LWHS PUBLICATIONS WIN 1ST-CLASS AWARDS	10
October 28, 1965	OUT-OF-STATERS 1/3 OF NW COLLEGE	11
October 28, 1965	MERRILY JOHNSON, ROBERT ALLEN STEWART	8
October 28, 1965	PATRICIA REKLEY, HOWARD CHAUSSEE	8
October 28, 1965	THEATRE REQUEST REVIVED	1
October 28, 1965	SEWER, WATER, FIRE DISTRICTS WILL VOTE	1
October 28, 1965	NOV 2 DEADLINE FOR HOUGHTON LIBRARY WORKERS	1
October 28, 1965	THEATRE REQUEST REVIVED	1
October 28, 1965	HOUGHTON AWARDS BIDS FOR SEWERS	2
October 28, 1965	ROSE HILL SCHOOL WINDOWS BROKEN	2
October 28, 1965	NOV 2 DEADLINE FOR HOUGHTON LIBRARY WORKERS	1
October 28, 1965	JUANITAN MANAGES KXA (HAWKINS, JIM)	2
October 28, 1965	5 KIRKLAND CADETS TRAIN	10
October 28, 1965	4 AREA MEN BEGIN NAVY TRAINING	10
October 28, 1965	OLSON, OSCAR	7
October 28, 1965	JOHNSTON, BERTHA	7
October 28, 1965	HENDEE, H REX	10
October 28, 1965	WINTERS, PAULINE	10
October 28, 1965	NEW FAMILY IN AREA LIVED IN SWITZERLAND (WELCOME WAGON)	9
October 28, 1965	THERE’S ALWAYS ROOM FOR MORE ADULTS IN GIRL SCOUTING	9
October 28, 1965	ELECTION APPROACHES	1
October 28, 1965	SEWER, WATER, FIRE DISTRICTS WILL VOTE	1
October 28, 1965	WHAT DOES YES VOTE DO ON PROPOSITION 2	2
October 28, 1965	NORTHSHORE TO VOTE ON 34 MILLS	16
October 28, 1965	WORK STARTS ON LARGER JOURNAL MAP	1
October 28, 1965	‘WILD’ HORSE IN AUDIENCE	1
October 28, 1965	3 LOCAL CITIES UP 7.7%; HOUGHTON PASSES BOTHELL	3
October 28, 1965	AT WATERSHED: PERMIT GRANTED FOR EXCAVATION	1
October 28, 1965	SEWER, WATER, FIRE DISTRICTS WILL VOTE	1
October 28, 1965	HOUGHTON AWARDS BIDS FOR SEWERS	2
October 28, 1965	TOLL-FREE DIAL AREA TO EXPAND	2
October 28, 1965	METRO’S EAST SIDE TRUNK SNEAKING IN VIA TWO TUNNELS	11
November 4, 1965	P COOPERS TO OBSERVE 57TH DATE (COOPER, MR & MRS PERCY)	8
November 4, 1965	AT HOLY FAMILY: ART BROUGHT FROM EUROPE FOR SALE	8
November 4, 1965	THEATRE EAST OPENS WITH FRY COMEDY	12
November 4, 1965	CUSTOM CRIB, BALL-BAT TREE BRIGHTEN ROOM (BLUECHEL)	PX-4
November 4, 1965	RAILROAD PROMOTES BRINKLEY (BRINKLEY, R A)	3
November 4, 1965	PEACE CORPS VOLUNTEER TELLS OF LIFE IN BOLIVIA (ASKEW, SUSAN)	9
November 4, 1965	HEARING DUE ON STEWART USE PERMIT	10
November 4, 1965	PRUNING BARES HOUSE KEPT SECRET FOR YEARS (TREE-HOUSE OF WEIDRICH KIDS)	1
November 4, 1965	NE 132ND SUBDIVISION IS PROPOSED	7
November 4, 1965	BUSINESS-EDUCATION DAY SET	1
November 4, 1965	DENNY PARK BOY HIT IN EYE BY B-B PELLET (HALES, JOHN)	1
November 4, 1965	L PAULSON HURT WHEN TRUCK FLIPS	1
November 4, 1965	APPEAL RENEWED BY SOLDIER (FLUHARTY, ROBERT)	1
November 4, 1965	CYO PLANS KIDS’ KARNIVAL	11
November 4, 1965	STATE ST REZONE, R-2 TO 3, RECEIVES COMMISSION NOD	PX-4
November 4, 1965	OBJECTIONS VOICED ON ANNEXATION	1
November 4, 1965	RESIDENT RECOMMENDS IMPROVING CITY IMAGE (LETTER FROM VAUX, J E)	2
November 4, 1965	PLANNERS DECIDE ON FURTHER STUDY OF LAKEFRONT ZONING	2
November 4, 1965	NE 132ND SUBDIVISION IS PROPOSED	7
November 4, 1965	THOREAU CLASS ADDED	1
November 4, 1965	BUSINESS-EDUCATION DAY SET	1
November 4, 1965	DECISION SLATED ON HOW TO HANDLE JR HIGH OVERLOAD	1
November 4, 1965	COLLEGE HAS ROOM FOR MORE	7
November 4, 1965	WHY SCHOOL $$ INVESTED TEMPORARILY	16
November 4, 1965	18 CHURCHES REPRESENTED AT COLLEGE	16
November 4, 1965	WINNING CLASS FLOAT (PHOTO)	4
November 4, 1965	CYO PLANS KIDS’ KARNIVAL	11
November 4, 1965	FIRE HALTED ON ROSE HILL (PHOTO OF SLODANS HOME)	3
November 4, 1965	CITY SET-UP CHANGING	1
November 4, 1965	CITY ACCEPTS RESIGNATION, HEARING SET (ORDAL, O L)	2
November 4, 1965	CHRISTMAS HERE EARLY	1
November 4, 1965	SOME PUNKIN’ (PHOTO OF PUMPKIN & NEAL, BUZZY)	7
November 4, 1965	HOUGHTON PROPOSES UTILITY AGREEMENT WITH KIRKLAND	2
November 4, 1965	SAILING GROUP ORGANIZATION TO CENTER IN JUANITA BAY	5
November 4, 1965	PLANNERS DECIDE ON FURTHER STUDY OF LAKEFRONT ZONING	2
November 4, 1965	U.S. WINS KIRKLAND LAW SUIT	1
November 4, 1965	POLICE NAB ARMED DRUG CARRIER HERE	1
November 4, 1965	SACRISTY WINE REPORTED STOLEN	1
November 4, 1965	LIBRARY LEVY PROBABLE AFTER TOTAL VOTE IN	2
November 4, 1965	OUR MEN IN SERVICE	10
November 4, 1965	PETERSON, FREDERICK	2
November 4, 1965	MOESCH, JOSEPH	2
November 4, 1965	FITZGERALD, WILLIAM FRED	11
November 4, 1965	SAILING GROUP ORGANIZATION TO CENTER IN JUANITA BAY	5
November 4, 1965	INTERESTS VARY AMONG HILLTOPPERS MEMBERS	8
November 4, 1965	TEEN YMCA COUNCIL SETS ‘CHARTER SERVICE’	11
November 4, 1965	SPECIAL LEVY VOTE BARELY VALIDATED	1
November 4, 1965	SIX YEAR PARK PLAN AIRING DUE	1
November 4, 1965	NORTHLAKE UNITARIANS TO ORDAIN RALPH MERO	2
November 4, 1965	BAPTIST INTERIM PASTOR PREFERS MISSION FIELD (LUCKMAN, JAMES)	12
November 4, 1965	18 CHURCHES REPRESENTED AT COLLEGE	16
November 4, 1965	SAILING GROUP ORGANIZATION TO CENTER IN JUANITA BAY	5
November 4, 1965	NO 1 GOAL: RAPID TRANSIT	3
November 4, 1965	BRIDGE TOLL CUT STUDIED	7
November 4, 1965	HOUGHTON PROPOSES UTILITY AGREEMENT WITH KIRKLAND	2
November 11, 1965	COUPLE TO OBSERVE 25TH ANNIVERSARY (EDWARDS, MR & MRS FRANCIS)	12
November 11, 1965	CYO MEMBER WINS ORDER OF CROSS HONOR (MARTINEAU, JULIE)	1
November 11, 1965	20 YEARS WITH WEST COAST FETED (BAILEY, MARGE)	8
November 11, 1965	LW TO DEDICATE AUDUBON (PHOTO PAGE 2)	1
November 11, 1965	ROYAL PINES HOMES OPEN IN JUANITA	PX-4
November 11, 1965	WILDWOOD PLAT OKAYED BY HOUGHTON	1
November 11, 1965	FHA HOUSE RENOVATIONS PROGRAM SELF-SUPPORTING	12
November 11, 1965	SAFEWAY MANAGER NAMED (WEIR, JIM)	12
November 11, 1965	EX-GRIDDER HURT AFTER RJHS GAME (STEPHENS, DAVID)	1
November 11, 1965	‘LOADED’ TRUCK FLIPS (PHOTO)	1
November 11, 1965	LAKEFRONT ZONE: R-3W AIRING SET DEC 16	1
November 11, 1965	WILDWOOD PLAT OKAYED BY HOUGHTON	1
November 11, 1965	TEACHERS SOUGHT AS SPEAKERS	2
November 11, 1965	MEET TO SEEK SCHOOL IN ETHICS	7
November 11, 1965	ADULT EDUCATION HITS RECORD IN ENROLLMENT	11
November 11, 1965	LW 3RD LARGEST IN COLLEGE SIGN-UP	12
November 11, 1965	SHARON WEBB, GARY HOFFMAN	8
November 11, 1965	ASSN NAMES SHREEVE (SHREEVE, BARNEY)	1
November 11, 1965	WILDWOOD PLAT OKAYED BY HOUGHTON	1
November 11, 1965	HOUGHTON PERMITS EXCAVATION	1
November 11, 1965	ROYAL PINES HOMES OPEN IN JUANITA	PX-4
November 11, 1965	LAKEFRONT ZONE: R-3W AIRING SET DEC 16	1
November 11, 1965	ARREST HERE TIES WITH DRUG RAIDS IN SEATTLE	1
November 11, 1965	JURY TRIAL OF GAMBLING CASE SLATED	1
November 11, 1965	PLAN PUTS AREA LIBRARIES AT JUANITA REDMOND	3
November 11, 1965	NELSON, CHRISTINA	12
November 11, 1965	BRAUN, VICTOR (HONORARY MAYOR OF JUANITA)	12
November 11, 1965	WEATHER ATTRACTS NEWCOMERS (WELCOME WAGON)	7
November 11, 1965	COMMON INTEREST IN TOASTMASTERING UNITES MEN OF ALL PROFESSIONS	9
November 11, 1965	ACCESS OPENING DELAYED	1
November 11, 1965	4 LANES TO RENTON SEEN SOON	1
November 11, 1965	BIDS TO BE CALLED FOR 116TH PAVING	1
November 11, 1965	EVERGREEN COUNT JUMPS	7
November 11, 1965	HOUGHTON PERMITS EXCAVATION	1
November 11, 1965	PUGET RATE REDUCTION TAKES EFFECT TUESDAY	2
November 11, 1965	NANCY DEBOER, ELLIS STANLEY	8
November 18, 1965	RECEPTION TO HONOR ANNIVERSARY (PETERSON, MR AND MRS EDWARD)	14
November 18, 1965	‘SEBASTIANS’ PLAYING AT BELFRY	8
November 18, 1965	CHINESE SINGERS TO GIVE CONCERT AT CHURCH	15
November 18, 1965	YULE FUNDS, $116,649 MAILED OUT	3
November 18, 1965	HOLY FAMILY GIRL SCOUT RECEIVES RELIGIOUS AWARD (MCCLARTY, JANICE)	8
November 18, 1965	MRS MCCRARY NAMED TO NATIONAL CAMP FIRE (MCCRARY, MRS JOHN)	10
November 18, 1965	LW LIBRARIAN HAS ARTICLE IN MAGAZINE (MOUNT, MARY)	11
November 18, 1965	THIRD BLAZE HITS SEATTLE DOOR CO	3
November 18, 1965	MODEL SHOWS FINN HILL JUNIOR HIGH (PHOTO)	PX-4
November 18, 1965	NEW SENIOR, JUNIOR HIGHS SEEN BY ’69	1
November 18, 1965	BUILDING DEPT GRANTED PERMIT TO USE STEWART	10
November 18, 1965	COAST TO COAST HARDWARE BOTH OLDEST AND NEWEST (ROSELL, BILL)	14
November 18, 1965	950 GARMENTS SENT IN VIETNAM APPEAL	8
November 18, 1965	SDA YOUNG PEOPLE SEND GIFTS TO AFRICA	11
November 18, 1965	KIRKLAND PROJECT PARADE TO BE “LARGEST EVER”	12
November 18, 1965	COMMERCIAL ZONING APPROVED FOR MARKET ST TRIANGLE	1
November 18, 1965	BARGAINING VOTE SEEN UNLIKELY	2
November 18, 1965	LWSD MAY ENTER FEDERAL PROGRAMS	3
November 18, 1965	UGANDAN TEACHERS TO VISIT HERE FRI	3
November 18, 1965	LW ADULT STAFFERS ELECTED	20
November 18, 1965	BARBARA ELLEN CORVEY, WESSELYN D RANGER	12
November 18, 1965	THIRD BLAZE HITS SEATTLE DOOR CO	3
November 18, 1965	DIST 41 ELECTS G SCHOEN	10
November 18, 1965	ARSON CAUSES 4TH FIRE, ARSON ATTEMPT FOUND	1
November 18, 1965	COMMITTEE ADOPTS PARKS PLAN	1
November 18, 1965	EVERETT MAN HEADS PARKS DEPARTMENT (HATSINPILLER, WILLIAM H)	1
November 18, 1965	PARK BOARD CHANGED TO ADVISORY GROUP	1
November 18, 1965	CITY PLANS TOPLESS GO-GO BAN	1
November 18, 1965	YULE FUNDS, $116,649 MAILED OUT	3
November 18, 1965	HOUGHTON REZONE TRIED SECOND TIME	3
November 18, 1965	CHAMBER SPEAKER NOTES INDUSTRY NEED	2
November 18, 1965	NINE IMPLICATED; JUVENILE ARRESTS CLEAR BURGLARIES; CHURCH, HOUSES ENTERED	1
November 18, 1965	VEHICLE HITS SHERIFF’S CAR FRI., STORE SAT	1
November 18, 1965	ARSON CAUSES 4TH FIRE, ARSON ATTEMPT FOUND	1
November 18, 1965	KENMORE PUB OWNER APPEALS CONVICTION (RAYMOND, JACK)	1
November 18, 1965	CITY PLANS TOPLESS GO-GO BAN	1
November 18, 1965	SUPPORT OF DOCTORS VITAL ON HOSPITAL	1
November 18, 1965	SIX BEGIN BASIC TRAINING	8
November 18, 1965	DESPOT, PETER	10
November 18, 1965	MRS MCCRARY NAMED TO NATIONAL CAMP FIRE (MCCRARY, MRS JOHN)	10
November 18, 1965	AAUW MEMBERS SEEK APPLICANTS, DONORS FOR COLLEGE FACULTY PROGRAM	13
November 18, 1965	LW LIBRARIAN HAS ARTICLE IN MAGAZINE (MOUNT, MARY)	11
November 18, 1965	LAKERS SWIM TO 11TH TITLE SINCE 1952	4
November 18, 1965	PARK BOARD CHANGED TO ADVISORY GROUP	1
November 18, 1965	COMMITTEE ADOPTS PARKS PLAN	1
November 18, 1965	EVERETT MAN HEADS PARKS DEPARTMENT (HATSINPILLER, WILLIAM H)	1
November 18, 1965	COUNTY, LW MULL CO-OP SWIM POOLS	1
November 18, 1965	CASCADING WATER HITS ROAD, BARN	10
November 18, 1965	MARIE BARNREITER, ALDEN ERICKSON JR	9
November 18, 1965	HARRIET HARVEY, ALFRED ARKLEY	12
November 25, 1965	ART PATRONS ATTEND PONCHO EVENT	9
November 25, 1965	BROWN’S IRIS WIN AWARDS (BROWN, REX P)	PX-4
November 25, 1965	TOUR GIVES PASTOR REASONS TO BE THANKFUL (MATTHEWS, DANIEL G)	1
November 25, 1965	BOWL TRIP WINNER HAD ‘INSIDE TRACK’ (JACOBSEN, JOE)	1
November 25, 1965	WIND DAMAGE (PHOTO OF ENGSTROM’S GMC SALES)	5
November 25, 1965	VILLAGE STORE OPENS (PHOTO OF COAST TO COAST HARDWARE)	3
November 25, 1965	TRAGIC MISHAP KILLS BOY (NOLLETTE, JAMES RICHARD)	3
November 25, 1965	J HENWOOD HEADS DIMES DRIVE HERE	5
November 25, 1965	TIME’S REZONE DENIED (TIME OIL CO)	2
November 25, 1965	STUDENTS FEEL: VISUAL PROOF NEEDED TO STOP TEEN SMOKING	1
November 25, 1965	WSSDA TAKING STANDS ON ISSUES VITAL HERE (TUTTLE, HIRAM)	1
November 25, 1965	UGANDANS VISIT HERE (PHOTO)	6
November 25, 1965	AT RJHS: P.E. STUDENTS HANG FROM PEG BOARDS	10
November 25, 1965	CITY HIRES FIRST FINANCE DIRECTOR (LUCAS, ALLAN)	1
November 25, 1965	LIGHTS GO ON, SIGNALING START OF CHRISTMAS SEASON (PHOTOS)	1
November 25, 1965	HOUGHTON ASKS METRO “CLEAN-UP”	1
November 25, 1965	TIME’S REZONE DENIED (TIME OIL CO)	2
November 25, 1965	COURT UPS BAIL ON TRAFFIC CASES	1
November 25, 1965	PRIMEAUS HEADED FOR HIGHER COURT	2
November 25, 1965	‘SADISTIC’ DOG SLASHES REPORTED	10
November 25, 1965	JUDGE SEES TRAFFIC MOVING FROM COURTS	10
November 25, 1965	SYMONDS, G RALPH	3
November 25, 1965	BIELMAN, GEORGE WASHINGTON	3
November 25, 1965	NOLETTE, JAMES	5
November 25, 1965	JONASON, EMMY KRISTINA	5
November 25, 1965	NW ATTRACTS NEWCOMERS (WELCOME WAGON)	14
November 25, 1965	CIVICS CLUB RECEIVES CHARTER	PX-4
November 25, 1965	DR FASSETT GUILD REPRESENTS GUILDS IN PROJECT PARADE	9
November 25, 1965	20 AUTHORS EXPECTED AT NORKIRK BOOK FAIR	7
November 25, 1965	WAVERLY PARK ACCESS OKAYED	PX-4
November 25, 1965	TOUR GIVES PASTOR REASONS TO BE THANKFUL (MATTHEWS, DANIEL G)	1
November 25, 1965	WAVERLY PARK ACCESS OKAYED	PX-4
November 25, 1965	DRIVERS: USE CAUTION AT CENTRAL, LAKE ST!	1
November 25, 1965	BIDS CALLED FOR 116TH	1
November 25, 1965	LOWER BRIDGE TOLLS SEEN AS POSSIBILITY	10
November 25, 1965	WIND DAMAGE (PHOTO OF ENGSTROM’S GMC SALES)	5
November 25, 1965	HELENE MORSE, STANLEY ERSKINE	8
November 25, 1965	BARBARA GREGORICH, GEORGE A O’CONNELL	8
November 25, 1965	SARAH JANE GREEN, JAMES GEORGE JONES	8
November 25, 1965	DIANE HELEN MCKAY, PAUL WERNETT	8
December 2, 1965	VILLA SHOP RITE – GRAND OPENING (WITH J P PATCHES)	9-Aug
December 2, 1965	‘ENCHANTED CASTLE’ TO OPEN THIS WEEKEND	1
December 2, 1965	GALLERY TO OPEN SHOW	7
December 2, 1965	WASHINGTON MUTUAL IN NEW BANK HOME	PX-4
December 2, 1965	FAMILY TO WRAP GIFTS WITH ‘CHEER FOR LESS FORTUNATE’ (DAUBENSPECK)	1
December 2, 1965	SCOUTS HONOR HOUGHTON GIRL (ULRICH, CHRISTINE)	7
December 2, 1965	NEW ROSE HILL, BRIDLE, JUANITA SCHOOLS NAMES	1
December 2, 1965	NEW ROSE HILL, BRIDLE, JUANITA SCHOOLS NAMES	1
December 2, 1965	FIRE THREATENS APARTMENTS; MOTORIST WARNS OCCUPANTS (323 LAKE)	1
December 2, 1965	VILLA SHOP RITE GRAND OPENING SET	2
December 2, 1965	PENNEY WORKERS RECEIVE BONUS	3
December 2, 1965	AT REDMOND: TEEN-AGE NIGHTCLUB PLANS JELL	1
December 2, 1965	COMMITTEE TO FIND IDEAL P.E. PROGRAM	1
December 2, 1965	ON PUPIL EXCHANGE: 2 MEXICAN YOUNGSTERS TO LIVE IN KIRKLAND	1
December 2, 1965	LW MAY COOPERATE ON CENTER (READING IMPROVEMENT)	1
December 2, 1965	DIRECTORS ELECT NEW PRESIDENT (AALTONEN, LEO)	1
December 2, 1965	SCHOOLS TAKE STEPS FOR FEDERAL AID	3
December 2, 1965	AUDUBON CARNIVAL FIRST FOR NEW SCHOOL	11
December 2, 1965	PAMELA ROSE PICKRELL, BRADLEY I BILLINGTON	9
December 2, 1965	LINDA FORBES, JACK COLLIER	9
December 2, 1965	FIRE THREATENS APARTMENTS; MOTORIST WARNS OCCUPANTS (323 LAKE)	1
December 2, 1965	WOMAN OVERCOME AS HOUSE BURNS (BLAU, GERTRUDE)	2
December 2, 1965	CHRISTMAS CONTEST OPENS	1
December 2, 1965	SANTA’S STAY HERE ANNOUNCED	1
December 2, 1965	HOLIDAY SHOW TO DISPLAY CHRISTMAS IN MANY LANDS	9
December 2, 1965	NEW ROSE HILL, BRIDLE, JUANITA SCHOOLS NAMES	1
December 2, 1965	THREE THEFTS ARE REPORTED	2
December 2, 1965	MEDICAL STAFF ELECTS DR R THIELD AS HEAD	2
December 2, 1965	DENTIST OPENS LOCAL OFFICE ON ROSE HILL (TANIGUCHI, ALVIN M)	2
December 2, 1965	NEWS OF OUR MEN IN UNIFORM	PX-4
December 2, 1965	HILL, JOSEPH	2
December 2, 1965	RELIEF SOCIETY OF MORMON CHURCH CONTINUES ORIGINAL PROGRAM	10
December 2, 1965	CIVICS CLUB INVESTIGATES VOTING AGE	2
December 2, 1965	SCOUTS HONOR HOUGHTON GIRL (ULRICH, CHRISTINE)	7
December 2, 1965	GREATER KIRKLAND LOCATOR MAP	III 2-3
December 2, 1965	COMMITTEE TO FIND IDEAL P.E. PROGRAM	1
December 2, 1965	RELIEF SOCIETY OF MORMON CHURCH CONTINUES ORIGINAL PROGRAM	10
December 2, 1965	NEW ROSE HILL, BRIDLE, JUANITA SCHOOLS NAMES	1
December 2, 1965	INTRA-STATE PHONE RATE TO LESSEN	16
December 2, 1965	SHARIE HAYWARD, DENNIS L SINES	9
December 2, 1965	PATRICIA-JO HALL, ROBERT HENDERSON	9
December 9, 1965	LEAGUE SLATES BIERI SHOWING	7
December 9, 1965	ARTISTS’ HILLTOP HOME CONDUCIVE TO CREATIVITY (FLYNN, SHARON AND ROBERT)	PX-4
December 9, 1965	CONTRACTOR (SANTA) BUILDS PLANE (VNUK, ALVIN)	1
December 9, 1965	NOT OLD ENOUGH TO DRIVE, BOY FROM JUANITA SOARS HIGH IN SKY (ALLEN, ALDEN)	6
December 9, 1965	MRS STANA KARIOLICH NOW 91 YEARS YOUNG	7
December 9, 1965	EARNS WINGS (PHOTO OF MCCRORY, JOAN)	8
December 9, 1965	NEW CHAPEL IN USE AT NW	17
December 9, 1965	NEW CHAPEL IN USE AT NW	17
December 9, 1965	TEXACO APPLYING ON ACCESS	1
December 9, 1965	R3-2 HEARING DEC 16	1
December 9, 1965	MARKET ST ZONE HEARING DATE SET	2
December 9, 1965	COUNCIL, IN SPLIT VOTE, PAVES WAY FOR WESTERN ANNEXATION	2
December 9, 1965	THERE’S A “MONKEY” IN THOREAU CLASSROOM	1
December 9, 1965	PELLY ‘ALARMED’ AT U.S. AID TO EDUCATION ACT	1
December 9, 1965	KJHS HONORS SOCIETY INSTALLS NEW MEMBERS	3
December 9, 1965	4 STUDENTS TOP KJHS HONOR ROLL	5
December 9, 1965	CHRISTMAS CONCERT TO REVERBERATE KJHS	17
December 9, 1965	25 APPLY FOR COLLEGE PREXY SPOT	22
December 9, 1965	KAREN EWING, LARRY J MARTIN	8
December 9, 1965	CRISTI SMITH, SHANNON KOLLMEYER	8
December 9, 1965	FIREMEN CREDITED WITH SAVING INFANT (MOESCH, FRANCIS)	1
December 9, 1965	COUNCIL, IN SPLIT VOTE, PAVES WAY FOR WESTERN ANNEXATION	2
December 9, 1965	KIRKLAND ACCEPTS CAR BIDS	12
December 9, 1965	NEW GROUP SEEKS MUSEUM FOR AREA	1
December 9, 1965	CHRISTMAS TRAIL RULES GIVEN	2
December 9, 1965	VANDALS HIT ON JUANITA DRIVE, 1 CITED	1
December 9, 1965	SUSPECTS, CAR STILL SOUGHT IN BELLEVUE STABBING DEATH (SUNDHOLM, LOREN)	2
December 9, 1965	MAN JAILED DIDN’T PAY $14 IN FINES	12
December 9, 1965	NEW, HIGHER BAIL SCHEDULE SAID NOT UNIFORM	22
December 9, 1965	EAST SIDE HOSPITAL GROUPS TO MEET	1
December 9, 1965	HARDENBROOK, MARGARET	2
December 9, 1965	HUFF, JAMES	15
December 9, 1965	CHILDREN’S ORCHESTRA QUALIFIES FOR FEATURE (PHOTOS)	9
December 9, 1965	ANN OBAN TO HOSTESS BPW PARTY	8
December 9, 1965	POST OFFICE EXPECTS PEAK CHRISTMAS MAIL	2
December 9, 1965	KIRKLAND BAHA’IS SLATE PROGRAM ON HUMAN RIGHTS	3
December 9, 1965	TEXACO APPLYING ON ACCESS	1
December 9, 1965	ACCESS DEDICATION PLANNED DEC 21	1
December 9, 1965	LINDA MAY GRISWOLD, DAVID VICTOR MALLAND	8
December 16, 1965	THEATRE EAST’S “POOH” TO CHARM ALL AGES	10
December 16, 1965	THOMPSON PRESENTED $840 PRIZE (THOMPSON, GEORGE)	3
December 16, 1965	TEACHER RECALLS HOLLAND WAR DAYS (TAVENIER, HERMINE)	5
December 16, 1965	CITY MANAGER BUYS NEW HOME (LOCKE, AL)	6
December 16, 1965	’65 BUILDING TOPPING ’64 IN KIRKLAND	18
December 16, 1965	NEED FOR SCHOOLS SHOWS IN REPORT	3
December 16, 1965	VACANT HOME ON NE 68TH SAID “UNSAFE”	6
December 16, 1965	CHAMBER SETS STAGE FOR DRIVE	1
December 16, 1965	3 FROM HERE MEET WITH U.S., SEATTLE CHAMBER MEN	2
December 16, 1965	NOT SO SURE ABOUT SANTA (PHOTOS)	1
December 16, 1965	’65 BUILDING TOPPING ’64 IN KIRKLAND	18
December 16, 1965	STUDENTS TO TRADE SCHOOLS (DIETZ, CARL)	2
December 16, 1965	21.3 PER CENT HIT RJHS HONOR ROLL	3
December 16, 1965	BELLEVUE SCHOOLS OFFER AMERICAN INDIAN COURSE	12
December 16, 1965	FOR SAFETY: MARK TWAIN GROUP FORMS	12
December 16, 1965	ANNA MORELLI, JOHN J MASON	8
December 16, 1965	GLORIA CHAPIN, CURRIE MORRISON	8
December 16, 1965	CEREMONIES TO OPEN ACCESS DEC 22	1
December 16, 1965	NOT SO SURE ABOUT SANTA (PHOTOS)	1
December 16, 1965	COUNCIL VOTE STALLS YARROW BAY DELETION	12
December 16, 1965	COUNCIL PAYS FOR L.I.D., HEARS COSTS PROTESTED	12
December 16, 1965	SAFE FAILS TO CRACK	1
December 16, 1965	BELLEVUE POLICE GO OVER STABBING (SUNDHOLM)	13
December 16, 1965	BOARD RESUBMITTING FURNITURE BIDS	13
December 16, 1965	CAPT CLANCY DRAKE KILLED IN VIET ACTION	1
December 16, 1965	DRAKE, CLANCY	1
December 16, 1965	SUNDHOLM, LOREN HERBERT	2
December 16, 1965	BAKKEN, JOHN O	6
December 16, 1965	DISC JOCKEYS AMONG NEWCOMERS (WELCOME WAGON)	7
December 16, 1965	DENNY PARK MAN ANNOUNCES IN 1ST (BLUECHEL, ALAN)	1
December 16, 1965	MAIL HITS HIGHEST YET, ON MONDAY	12
December 16, 1965	TEENS TO ‘SAY SO’ IN JOURNAL COLUMN	1
December 16, 1965	METHODISTS HERE TO DISPLAY LIVE CRECHE	2
December 16, 1965	CEREMONIES TO OPEN ACCESS DEC 22	1
December 16, 1965	116TH AVE JOB OKAYED	1
December 16, 1965	POINT SPAN HITS NEARLY 25,000/DAY	18
December 16, 1965	UNDERGROUND PHONE CABLE PROPOSED	2
December 16, 1965	JANICE ELRICH, RICHARD COLTRAN	8
December 16, 1965	ANITA SHIRLEY, BERNARD JOSEPH JAY	8
December 16, 1965	SUZANNE COOPER, JACK WHEADON JR	8
December 22, 1965	ART COMMISSION AIDS ‘VILLAGE LOOK’ REMODELING	1
December 22, 1965	ART COMMISSION AIDS ‘VILLAGE LOOK’ REMODELING	1
December 22, 1965	PUPIL SHIFT SEEN SOLUTION	1
December 22, 1965	ART COMMISSION AIDS ‘VILLAGE LOOK’ REMODELING	1
December 22, 1965	MEN NEEDED TO HELP WITH YULE BASKETS	2
December 22, 1965	COMMISSION OKAYS R3-W DESIGNATION	1
December 22, 1965	CITY OKS ANNEXATION	5
December 22, 1965	FIRST RHS GRADUATION SET, U.S. AID APPLICATIONS OKAYED	5
December 22, 1965	SPECIAL EDUCATION CENTER DRAWS NATIONWIDE ATTENTION (PHOTOS)	10
December 22, 1965	BETTIE JOYCE TURNGREN, GLENN STROUP	8
December 22, 1965	BEVERLY S DENTON, CHARLES A FINK	8
December 22, 1965	NATIVITY SCENE PRESENTED (METHODIST)	1
December 22, 1965	WINNERS NAMED (CHRISTMAS TRAIL)	1
December 22, 1965	‘TRUE MEANING OF CHRISTMAS’	1
December 22, 1965	TWO REPORTED INJURED AS Y’S MEN CHRISTMAS SALE BRISK	1
December 22, 1965	MEN NEEDED TO HELP WITH YULE BASKETS	2
December 22, 1965	JUANITA GOLF COURSE SOLD	1
December 22, 1965	COMMISSION OKAYS R3-W DESIGNATION	1
December 22, 1965	CHIEF WARNS ON LIGHTS (STEALING XMAS LIGHTS)	5
December 22, 1965	FURNISHINGS BID ACCEPTED MONDAY BY CITY COUNCIL	2
December 22, 1965	SULLY, HENRY S	2
December 22, 1965	CHRISTIANSEN, MILDRED N	2
December 22, 1965	DOUGHERTY, JOHN	2
December 22, 1965	BOEHM, PHILLIS DORE	2
December 22, 1965	DODD, CLAUDE N	4
December 22, 1965	KARIOLICH, STANA	6
December 22, 1965	BAILEY, GEORGE	6
December 22, 1965	THORSEN, OLE	11
December 22, 1965	JUNIOR ACHIEVERS FORM COMPANY	PX-4
December 22, 1965	JUANITA GOLF COURSE SOLD	1
December 22, 1965	NATIVITY SCENE PRESENTED (METHODIST)	1
December 22, 1965	TRANSIT THAT WOULDN’T MAKE SUBURBAN CITIES ‘PARKING LOTS’	6
December 22, 1965	FACTORS VERSUS RAPID TRANSIT COME OUT OF MLADINOV TALK	6
December 22, 1965	ACCESS OPENING DEC 22	1
December 22, 1965	USE OF CAUTION AT LAKE, CENTRAL ADVISED BY POLICE	1
December 22, 1965	KIRKLAND ACCESS (AERIAL PHOTO)	3
December 22, 1965	ON SEWERS: KIRKLAND, HOUGHTON MOVE TOWARD PACT	2
December 22, 1965	BURYING PHONE LINE PROPOSED	3
December 22, 1965	IS A SEWER IN YOUR FUTURE?	5
December 22, 1965	GAS COMPANY ASKS RATE REDUCTIONS	6
December 22, 1965	BARBARA CORVEY, WESSELYN RANGER	8
December 30, 1965	‘WINNIE THE POOH’ MAKES INSTANT HIT	8
December 30, 1965	JOE JACOBSEN, COMPANION LEAVE, COLLECTING PRIZE IN JOURNAL CONTEST	4
December 30, 1965	LT DIESEN COMPLETES MILITARY LAW COURSE (DIESEN, CHARLES F)	12
December 30, 1965	COMPONENTS FOR SCHOOLS IN TALK STAGE	5
December 30, 1965	HOUGHTON CHECKING HOME FIRE (HOWELL, R H)	1
December 30, 1965	RETIREMENT HOMES OPEN IN JUANITA	2
December 30, 1965	IN HOUGHTON: APARTMENT ZONING HEARING CONTINUED	5
December 30, 1965	NEW ACCESS SEEN IGNITING LOCAL ‘ECONOMIC EXPLOSION’	1
December 30, 1965	PRIZES OFFERED FIRST BABY	1
December 30, 1965	TIRE EXPLODES, INJURES MAN (MAINE, MARVIN)	5
December 30, 1965	CHRISTMAS BASKETS GIVEN TO 33 FAMILIES	12
December 30, 1965	UGN: QUOTAS TOPPED IN AREA	18
December 30, 1965	3 AREA SUBDIVISIONS ASKED	3
December 30, 1965	COLLEGE OPENING MONDAY, CLIMAXING LONG E.S. EFFORT	13
December 30, 1965	JANET GROCOCK, RICK LANDRY	8
December 30, 1965	BETSY JUNE TIMMONS, E MICHAEL FLYNN	8
December 30, 1965	FUND TO BUY VEHICLE (EMERGENCY CAR)	1
December 30, 1965	HOUGHTON CHECKING HOME FIRE (HOWELL, R H)	1
December 30, 1965	CHRISTMAS BASKETS GIVEN TO 33 FAMILIES	12
December 30, 1965	AREA PLAYS SANTA	13
December 30, 1965	FUND TO BUY VEHICLE (EMERGENCY CAR)	1
December 30, 1965	HOUGHTON CHECKING HOME FIRE (HOWELL, R H)	1
December 30, 1965	L.I.D. PAYMENTS WAIT FOR FURTHER STUDY	5
December 30, 1965	IN HOUGHTON: APARTMENT ZONING HEARING CONTINUED	5
December 30, 1965	RETIREMENT HOMES OPEN IN JUANITA	2
December 30, 1965	WEST COAST, UNION REACH AGREEMENT	2
December 30, 1965	7 TO RETURN YULE LIGHTS TO OWNERS	1
December 30, 1965	TOPLESS BAN NEAR HERE	1
December 30, 1965	$500 THEFT IS REPORTED	1
December 30, 1965	POLICE CARS PAY UPPED	1
December 30, 1965	VIELE, ABIGAIL	2
December 30, 1965	DANSBY, CHRISTOPHER	12
December 30, 1965	NEW HISTORICAL SOCIETY TO MEET AT 8 PM, JAN 5	2
December 30, 1965	JOE JACOBSEN, COMPANION LEAVE, COLLECTING PRIZE IN JOURNAL CONTEST	4
December 30, 1965	TRANSPORTATION STUDY LEANS TOWARD SYSTEM OF BUSES	2
December 30, 1965	KIRKLAND ACCESS – BEFORE & AFTER (PHOTOS)	PX-4
December 30, 1965	3 – NOT 4 – LANING OF KIRKLAND-REDMOND HIGHWAY PREDICTED	1
December 30, 1965	NEW ACCESS SEEN IGNITING LOCAL ‘ECONOMIC EXPLOSION’	1
December 30, 1965	901 TRAFFIC HITS NEW HIGH AS ACCESS OPENS	1
December 30, 1965	STREET-DRAINAGE PROGRAM SEEN ENDING KIRKLAND ‘FLOODS’ (PHOTOS)	6
December 30, 1965	METRO: WHAT ITS FUNCTION IS	3
December 30, 1965	JEANNE KEHLE, EDWARD BABIK	8
December 30, 1965	MARGO TEMPLETON, JOHN NOLD	8
December 30, 1965	GAIL MERRITT, LEONARD CHAPMAN	8