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Home My WebLink About1981-12 Hazelnut Newsletter - Volume 4 No. 4PUBLISHED QUARTERLY Uthe City, of Tuhwila Volume 4 Number 4 FRANK TODD, Mayor December 1981 CHRISTMAS COMES EARLYkft� At Wendy's grand opening, Mayor Frank Todd, Tukwila Police Officer, Dean Shirey, Explorer Scout, Jeff Thompson , accept $256.00 for the Explorer Scout program. The money was presented by manager Pam Pendelton as a gesture of good will to the community from the Wendy's Corporation. CfitaititatVIIMOM SISTER CITY VISIT Again, the City was honored by a visit from cit- izens of our Sister City, Ikawa, Japan. The group of thirty-four arrived November 6, 1981. There were twenty-nine ninth grade students, one city council member, three representativies from City Hall, three from the school district, one newspaper- man, one TV station employee and two travel agents. They were greeted at City Hall by the Foster High School Band, cheerleaders, girl scouts with banners and welcomed by Tukwila Citizens and host families. Z ,f ift The weekend was a whirlwind of activities --welcome at Southcenter Shoping Center; lunch at St. Michelle Winery or Showalter Middle School; visit to the Kingdome; Daybreak Indian Cultural Center for dinnc Seattle Aquarium and Science Center; Banquet at the Marriott. Our guests were delayed by fog on Monday morning so the visit continued seven hours longer than planned. Each visit from citizens of our Sister City is special and, as our friends depart, we assess the schedule of events and start planning for their next visit. POLICE OFFER PERSONAL SAFETY COURSE 0 rd Cav 40 E4 0.u) •c `�- 0 a� J POLICE EXPLORERS FOOD DRIVE MODEL FOR NEXT YEARS NATIONAL. 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N co R21.,21-82 IMPROVED ACCESS IN OUR CITY "U C mc 0 R N 0 0 -01'2o 0)0.0 c N 0 -030 m -262 L0 Nm3 a 9 m 0 J U 0 0 c T 0 Y .0 0 R .1E0- 0 [- 0 R 0 Toa N w 0 O 3t -i>, ..-T ›.025a, r C a N 00 0 INTERNATIONAL YEAR OF DISABLED PERSONS O O 00 000 lL 01-N 696969 Number of Employees .00 > 00 OR3W 0 m '62w c dy 8 "6:g 0) --Ya yo c W N -00;w 0. OY?vy �M Po- .`..W Nv a'-'3.7, 0E02 C0 0 0 ... N Q 7),(2 ,2 UO E5 0Y 0)`a0>,(f cR> ,,oz �m RL W N.T. Y r OZ 0 y . w c 0 o PmwZ o� m._ ca s0 C 0 O 2 01.- pnE¢ E 0=0- a g. -=',T22 -00 cL-0-- 0) a m2.N ''2°' N N 0 0 y N .12.7v-0 C)0 y O R c N s c E L ro C C N N j U N c y R .22 N 0 0 R .0 _ 0 N ao a0 0 := Ecrn °2g' - O C) @ R 0 R R R > a `� .5 OZ"C 0 CER 0 2 an d td 'O= 0>05 i0) 22 =0 N- - . illi `20 0E0 =20->o0 .00 EmO L'00 4'2N, )- 0 E��f .02 E O c� o o, Ein O'yEyOO) ORUU 0' 0, E T- o 0-0 Q c0i.0•,6O Q aL 0 0mia3a mar DISABLED DOESN'T MEAN UNABLE BEWARE OF HOLIDAY THIEFTS xplorers by helpina to CITY WIDE PRE -HOLIDAY CLEAN UP Thanksgiving is already gone and Christmas is on the way. It's time to get things shaped up for the new year. December 12-20 is the City of Tukwila City Wide Pre -Holiday Clean Up. Dumpsters will be conveniently located at the landfill on the corner of 140th St. and 53rd. Ave. S., and at the Tukwila Library, 14475 -59th. Ave. S. Please take advantage of this time to get rid of all the extra debris taking up room in your basement, garage and yard. 44: 0. 44-4e. 4ori40 The "HAZELNUT" staff and all city employees wish all the citizens of Tukwila a very MERRY CHRISTMAS and a prosperous NEW YEAR. EMERGENCY CURB ADDRESS By Robert Conner The Tukwila Police Department with the help of their Explorer Post #999 painted house numbers on the sidewalk curbs. The project is directed towards emer- gency vehicles being able to quickly locate an address in answering an assistance for police, fire, or aid calls. The project is coordinated thru your Community Crime Prevention Office. One October 10-24 the Tukwila Police Department Explorer Post canvassed the city contacting citizens and advising them of the program. The post was asking for contributions for the address painting so they could participate in activities with other police explorer posts within the area. The contribution is not neccessary. If the citizen wants the address painted it will be painted. All contributions are considered a gift and greatly appreciated. Shortly after the first of the new year the explorer post will be out in the neighorhood to contact citizens that were not available during October. If you wish your address painted sooner please contact Officer Robert Conner of your Community Crime Prevention Unit, phone 433-1822. r TELL IT TO THE CITY This form is for your use. It is one way for good communi- cation between citizens, elected officials and City staff. Please write in your question or comment, cut this out, drop it in the mail, or drop by City Hall. QUESTION OR COMMENT: If you wish a personal contact, please provide the information below. Name: Address: Phone: RETURN TO: City of Tukwila Mayor's Office 6200 Southcenter Blvd. Tukwila, WA 98188 1 WANTED: CALL FIRE FIGHTERS The Tukwila Frie Department is seeking qualified individuals to help in fire suppression and fire prevention activities. The city offers the following benefits: • $2.50 per hour wage Pension • Medical coverage • Education • Opportunity to serve your community All applicants will have to pass a physical examination, paid for by the department, and probationary training. Training hours are flexible to meet the requirements of interested parties working second and third shifts at their normal employment. Persons interested should contact the Tukwila Fire Department at 575-4404 between the hours of 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. The stations are open 24 hours. Stop by for a visit and have your questions answered. by, 1 6200 Tukwila, 1 the Written Printed T 1 /' PUBLISHED City, Southcenter Washington by Edited by City by Buzard I QUARTERLY of Jan employees \_ Tut Boulevard Sproul Printing 98188 vita BULK RATE U.S. POSTAGE TUKWILA, WA. PERMIT NO. 12698 CITY WIDE PRE -HOLIDAY CLEAN UP Thanksgiving is already gone and Christmas is on the way. It's time to get things shaped up for the new year. December 12-20 is the City of Tukwila City Wide Pre -Holiday Clean Up. Dumpsters will be conveniently located at the landfill on the corner of 140th St. and 53rd. Ave. S., and at the Tukwila Library, 14475 -59th. Ave. S. Please take advantage of this time to get rid of all the extra debris taking up room in your basement, garage and yard. 44: 0. 44-4e. 4ori40 The "HAZELNUT" staff and all city employees wish all the citizens of Tukwila a very MERRY CHRISTMAS and a prosperous NEW YEAR. EMERGENCY CURB ADDRESS By Robert Conner The Tukwila Police Department with the help of their Explorer Post #999 painted house numbers on the sidewalk curbs. The project is directed towards emer- gency vehicles being able to quickly locate an address in answering an assistance for police, fire, or aid calls. The project is coordinated thru your Community Crime Prevention Office. One October 10-24 the Tukwila Police Department Explorer Post canvassed the city contacting citizens and advising them of the program. The post was asking for contributions for the address painting so they could participate in activities with other police explorer posts within the area. The contribution is not neccessary. If the citizen wants the address painted it will be painted. All contributions are considered a gift and greatly appreciated. Shortly after the first of the new year the explorer post will be out in the neighorhood to contact citizens that were not available during October. If you wish your address painted sooner please contact Officer Robert Conner of your Community Crime Prevention Unit, phone 433-1822. r TELL IT TO THE CITY This form is for your use. It is one way for good communi- cation between citizens, elected officials and City staff. Please write in your question or comment, cut this out, drop it in the mail, or drop by City Hall. QUESTION OR COMMENT: If you wish a personal contact, please provide the information below. Name: Address: Phone: RETURN TO: City of Tukwila Mayor's Office 6200 Southcenter Blvd. Tukwila, WA 98188 1 WANTED: CALL FIRE FIGHTERS The Tukwila Frie Department is seeking qualified individuals to help in fire suppression and fire prevention activities. The city offers the following benefits: • $2.50 per hour wage Pension • Medical coverage • Education • Opportunity to serve your community All applicants will have to pass a physical examination, paid for by the department, and probationary training. Training hours are flexible to meet the requirements of interested parties working second and third shifts at their normal employment. Persons interested should contact the Tukwila Fire Department at 575-4404 between the hours of 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. The stations are open 24 hours. Stop by for a visit and have your questions answered.