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Page 4 The Star • SEPTEMBER 26, 2012ObituariesThelma J. “Teila” St. PaulThelma J. “Teila” St. Paul (57)was born February 13, 1955, inNespelem, Wash., to John andChristine (Dick)Lezard. Teila passedaway in Spokane,Wash., surroundedby her beloved familyon Wednesdaymorning, September19, 2012, at SacredHeart MedicalCenter. A graduateof Riverside HighSchool in Anadarko,Okla., Teila attendedNorthwest IndianCollege of Bellingham,Wash. OnJune 28, 1998, shemarried Darius “Kanie” St. Paul inan outside ceremony at North DamPark in Grand Coulee. A memberof the Sacred Heart Catholic Missionof Nespelem, Teila enjoyed herwork for the Coulee Dam Casinoas a Human Resources Analystand belonged to the Grand Coulee,Washington Moose and Eaglesclubs. An active “social butterfly,”Teila loved meeting new peopleand spending time with her familyand many friends. She enjoyedtraveling, having particularly fondmemories of cruises and trips toHawaii, visiting wineries, boating,spending time gardening flowersand vegetables, and decoratingand redecorating their home. Teilaloved shopping yard sales, craftfairs, malls and anywhere else shecould find new clothes and add toher collection of shoes. Her greatlove though was spending 24 hoursper day seven days a week withKanie and her wonderful grandbabieswhenever possible.Predeceased by both of herparents; brothers: Vernon Lezard,Gilbert Yellowwolf and FrankLezard; sisters: Doris McCraigie,Rick Munson, age 68, passedaway peacefully on September 4,2012, at his home in Spokane Valley,Wash.Rick was born June 7, 1944, toPaul Raynor and Mary Margaret(Ross) Munson in Portland,Ore.He and his sisterSharon Ann were raisedin Spokane. Rick wasa scholarly student atRogers High School, activein many school activitiesand graduatingin 1962. Rick joined hisfather Paul in the roadconstruction business,working on projectsfrom Republic, Wash.,where he enjoyed many cousinsand family, to the Dayton area,and eventually movedto Grand Coulee, wherehe met and marriedPatricia (Patti) Perkinson April 19, 1965.Together they hadtwo children, JeanneMarie and Kevin Michael.Rick worked atLes Schwab in GrandCoulee and bought aservice station namedOil City. He was fondlynicknamed “Oil City Rick” by hismany customers and friends.In 1979 Rick returned to Spokane,working as a heavy equipmentoperator with his dad andUncle Frank. He owned his ownconstruction business and retiredin 2002.Rick met and married Jani (Williams)Fields on January 19, 1981.He became a step-father to TamaraRae Henke and Aubree Lea Fields,and together they had a daughter,Mica Erin. Their extended familiesgrew to include 10 grandchildren:Paul Curtis, Tye, Zach, Madelyn,Dennis, Dylan, Paul David, Eric,Rick MunsonGrant County PUDCustomer NoticeNow you can stop inon your lunch break!Starting October 1, our offices in Quincy, Royal City andGrand Coulee will have new hours. We will be open from8 a.m. to noon and 12:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.We hope this change will bemore convenient for you.Evelyn Leaf and Thelma Lezard;Teila’s legacy lives on through herbeloved husband Kanie St. Paul;children: Kristi Wilson(Catherine), JamieLezard (Kathy),John Wilson (Roberta),Michael St.Paul (Shari), VenusSt. Paul, KristinWhitehead, VictoriaUren (Dale), RobertSt. Paul, GinellMoon (Ronald), BobbioNault (Brenda),Norman Senator(Liz), Balboa George(Andrea) and JasonWhalawitsa;37 grandchildren;three great-grandchildren; brothers:David Lezard (Linda), KellyLezard (Anna) Leonard Lezardand Wayne McCraigie; sisters:Kathleen Sam (Eugene), LoisLezard, Lovey Thomas (Robert),Noreene Lezard (Wayne), DoreeneLezard, Virginia Lezard (Francis)and her numerous nephews andnieces.A recitation of the Rosary forTeila was held at 7 p.m., on Sunday,September 23, at the NespelemCommunity Center in Nespelem,with a Memorial Mass at 10 a.m.,on Monday, September 24, 2012.Burial took place at Spring CanyonCemetery in Grand Coulee, followingTeila’s services.Her family requests donationsbe made in Teila’s memory to theAmerican Cancer Society, 920 NWashington St., Ste 200, Spokane,WA 99201, https://www.cancer.org/involved/donate/donateonlinenow/index.An on-line register book is availableat stratefuneralhome.com.Strate Funeral Home of GrandCoulee, Washington is honored tobe assisting Teila’s family.Luke and Maya. Whether golfing,playing chess or reading to them,his grandchildren were Rick’spride and joy.Rick had a passion for life,whether he was playing golf withhis cousin Glen or hisson and sons-in- law, flyfishing with his cousinTom, riding Harleyswith his many friends,four wheeling in Montanaor the coast, orreading the encyclopediaon the computer.He loved geographyand traveling, andthere wasn’t a lot Rickdidn’t know a little bitabout. He loved bluesfestivals, camping with the familyand his many faithful dogs whokept him company overthe years.Rick was preceded indeath by his father andmother. He is survivedby his wife Jani, hischildren Jeanne (Thad)Wilson of Leavenworth,Kevin (Jodi) Munson,Mica (Andrew) Rockefeller,Aubree Bammer,all of Spokane,Tamara (Tim) Rogersof Yakima, his sister Sharon andnephew Jeff Colistro of Spokane.The family would like to thankDr. Henry Mroch and Dr. StuartCavalieri for their many years offriendship and care of Rick.There will be a celebration ofRick’s life at the family home onSeptember 29, 2012, at 2 p.m. Inlieu of flowers please make a donationto Meals on Wheels, Veteransof America or a charity of yourchoice. Please visit the on-linememorial at: www.CommunityCremationService.comwww.gcpud.orgRinkers celebrate60th anniversaryRon and Bonnie Rinker of Electric City are celebrating their 60thwedding anniversary with an anniversary party at Banks Lake Golfand Country Club in Electric City.The event is being planned by their son and daughter-in-law Daleand Lynne Rinker of the Delrio area.Ron and Bonnie (Whitcraft) were united in marriage on Oct. 1, 1952,in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho. They spent most of their married life in theDelrio area and moved to Electric City in 1997. Both are retired fromfarming and ranching. They have two grandchildren and two greatgrandchildren.MeetingsGCD Ch a m b e r to Me e t at t h e Ea g l e sThe regular monthly meeting of the GCD Chamber will be heldThursday, Sept. 27, at noon at the Eagles Lodge, Grand Coulee. On theagenda is the fall membership drive.Gr a n t Co u n t y Po r t Di s t. 7 to Me e tGrant County Port District 7 will hold its regular monthly meetingon Thurs., Sept. 27, at 5 p.m., at the Grand Coulee Dam Airport office.TOPS Me e t i n g sTOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) Chapter meets on Tuesdays at9:15 a.m. at Grand Coulee Senior Center prior to the exercise groupgathering at 10 a.m. Come and join for the health of it.TOPS#WA1490, Coulee Dam meets on Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m.,meeting following weigh in downstairs in the ground level fellowshiphall in the Coulee Dam Community Presbyterian Church, 509 CentralAve., across from the Colville Tribal Museum. TOPS (Take Off PoundsSensibly) is a non-profit weight loss organization.Ea g l e s #2577 Me e t i n g sThe Eagles #2577 Aerie meets on the second and fourth Tuesday ofevery month. The next meeting is Oct. 9 at 7 p.m. The Auxiliary meetsthe first and third Tuesday of every month. Next meeting is scheduledfor Oct. 2.Fr e e Pi no c h l e at t h e Se n io r sFree pinochle is offered at the Grand Coulee Senior Center Monday,Wednesday and Friday beginning at 1 p.m.Join the Fight!Call todayto schedule your appointment!509-633-1753In an effort to stamp out breastcancer, CMC and local businesses areteaming up to promote breast healthawareness throughout the year.In September, anyone who receievesa mammogram at CMC will beentered for a chance to win a local giftcertificate!In addition to the monthly drawings,Loepp’s will be giving out a$200.00 gift certificate everyquarter.It is our goal to encourage andreward women who are proactiveabout getting these important healthscreenings!September Gift Certificates:$60.00 atGood Medicine Massage$40.00 atThe Fusion CaféNo purchase necessary.Contact CMC Radiology for details.It’s twingirlsfor theBournesCharay (McGuire) and BradBourne of Highlands Ranch,Colo., are pleased to announcethe birth of their twin daughterson Tuesday, Aug. 21, 2012.Kenzie Lynn weighed 4 lbs., 6oz., Kylie Ann weighed 4 lbs.,14 oz., both were 17-3/4 inchesin length at birth.Maternal grandparents areRich and Judy McGuire of ElectricCity and paternal grandparentsare Alan and Pat Bourne ofRaymond, Alberta, Canada.Rosco completes basicNavy Seaman Recruit Scott D. Rosco, son of Candi M. and Gary V.Rosco of Electric City, Wash., recently completed U.S. Navy basic trainingat Recruit Training Command, Great Lakes, Ill.During the eight-week program, Rosco completed a variety of trainingwhich included classroom study and practical instruction on navalcustoms, first aid, firefighting, water safety and survival, and shipboardand aircraft safety. An emphasis was also placed on physical fitness.Rosco is a 2010 graduate of Lake Roosevelt High School of GrandCoulee, Wash.CHURCH OF THE NAZARENEWelcomes youEveryone’s invited.Pastor Adrian Harris2 miles east of Hwy 155 on Hwy 174Sunday School............................... 9:30 a.m.Sunday Worship............................ 10:45 a.mCommunity Youth GroupSundays 4-5:30 p.m. at GCD Middle School.For middle school/high school studentsChurch office 633-2186Church Website: www.grandcouleenaz.comCOULEE DAMCOMMUNITY CHURCHPresbyterian (U.S.A.)Offers You a Warm Welcome!PASTOR KEVIN LIND.SUMMER SCHEDULESunday School...................................... 10 a.m.Worship Service.....................................11 a.m.Community Youth GroupSundays 4-5:30 p.m. at GCD Middle School.For middle school/high school studentsNursery Care Available509 Central Drive, Coulee DamChurch: 633-1790www.couleedamchurch.orgFAITH COMMUNITYA Foursquare ChurchPASTOR STEVE ARCHERNOW MEETING IN OUR NEW BUILDING16 Grand, Electric CitySunday Morning Service:.......................10 a.m.KIDS’s CHurch and NurseryCall the Church Office 633-1244 to find outabout other regular scheduled meetings.Come Worship The Lord!3533A Hwy 155, Coulee Dam633-0133/shawsfruit.comFALL HARVESTPeaches - Gold Medal, Elberta, Yakima Hale, PF23, O’HenryApples - HONEYCRISP, Galas, Goldens, Akane, Dulcet,Swiss Gourmet, Gingergolds, McIntosh, GravensteinJuicy Nectarines, Pluots & PlumsWalla Walla Winter Sweet OnionsFresh Yakima Corn & TomatoesPasta Mama’s Dried Pasta, Soup Mixes, Carmel Dip, Steel-Cut Oats, Honey,Pickled Asparagus, Beans, Rice and Lentils, BBQ Sauces, Jams and Jellies,Bread Mixes,Huckleberry ProductsTHE PUMPKIN PATCH OPENSMONDAY, OCT. 1HOURS: 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. daily, 7 days a week.BANKS LAKE BIBLE CHURCH25 School Avenue, Electric City, 633-0670Affiliated with I.F.C.A./N.I.C.E.Pastor Bill WilliamsEveryone Welcome!Sunday School, all ages............ 9:30 a.m.Coffee Fellowship.................... 10:30 a.m.Morning Worship...................... 10:45 a.m.Evening Worship........................ 6:00 p.m.Prayer............................ Wed., 11:00 a.m.Bible Study.............................. Wed., noonSeventh-day AdventistWelcomes You for Worship & Praise103 Continental Heights, Grand CouleeChurch (509) 633-3030Pastor Mel Pond (509) 775-8129Saturday Bible Study............................ 9:30 a.m.Children’s Bible Story Time................. 10:00 a.m.Saturday Worship Service...................11:00 a.m.All Church Fellowship......................... 12:30 p.m.Midweek Bible Study Wednesday............ 6 p.m.UNITED METHODISTModeling our ministry after the New Testament405 Center St., Grand CouleeMonty Fields/Tom & Elizabeth PoplawskiCertified Lay MinistersEVERYONE WELCOME!Church Office 633-0980Worship Service................................ 10:00 a.mThursday Bible Study......................... 1:30 p.m.Join us every 3rd Sunday for brunchand fellowship following worship service..ZION LUTHERANPASTOR SHAWN NEIDER348 Mead Street, Grand CouleeChurch 633-2566Coulee City Bible Study........................ 8:00 a.m.Coulee City Worship............................. 9:00 a.m.Zion Sunday School/Bible Study.......... 9:45 a.m.Zion Worship.............................................11 a.m.Zion 75th Anniversary Service Oct. 4... 4:00 p.m.Nursery Available • NEED A RIDE? 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The Star • The Star • SEPTEMBER 26, 2012Ladies squeak by Shockersby John R. McNeil IIThe Lady Raiders came away with a victorySaturday at home against the WatervilleShockers, 3-2.In the first game, Head Coach Nate Piturachsatittried a different rotation with KassadiBoutain, Samantha Turner, and ChyenneKelly-Marconi in the game. During the firstgame the Lady Raiders played a solid gameand came away with the victory on a serviceace from Kassadi Boutain.That carried over into the second gameuntil the score was 22-12. The Shockers madea comeback and the Lady Raiders began makingmistakes from inconsistent play and lossof focus. It looked as though the Lady Raidershad lost and the Shockers came back towin 26-24, but then the officials stated thatthe score was incorrect and the game startedagain with the same outcome. Again the officialsspoke with the score table to clear upthe problem. The Lady Raiders finally gainedthe win 27-25.The LR slump that started in the secondgame carried on into the third and fourthgames with the Lady Raiders dropping both.Instead of rolling over, the Lady RaidersA Raider goes up for a spike.pulled themselves up and in the fifth gamereverted to the consistent focused play of thefirst to seal the match win 15-9.“What it came down to at the end was a group of girls who could make a strong attack,” Piturachsatitsaid. “Waterville covered the court well and didn’t let balls drop; we couldn’t just sit there and wait for themto make a mistake. We needed to attack strong with solid serve and hits.”Samantha Turner, in her first start, served nine for nine, impressing Piturachsatit. Hailey Chaney went19 of 20 in serving, scoring six points. As a team, the Lady Raiders had 15 kills from 91 attacks. Piturachsatitsaid this is an area they want to improve this week.“I need a player or two who can pick the rest of the team up and get them motivated,” he said.Kelly-Marconi started in place of the injured Tanecia Stanczak and “did an excellent job of owning thenet by making a few blocks and several nice attacks,” the coach said. “She has earned herself more playingtime with her performance during this game.”The Lady Raiders return to action at Manson tomorrow at 5 p.m., then travel to Soap Lake on Tuesdayfor a non-league match against the Eagles at 5:30 p.m.Lancers stick it to Raidersby John R. McNeil IIThe Raiders drop to 0-4 afterFriday’s loss to the Liberty Lancers44-13, when they were hamperedby inconsistent play and turnoversthroughout the game.On what needs to improve afterthe loss - “We’ve got to take care ofthe ball better,” Head Coach SteveFiles said, “still too many assignmenterrors, both offensively anddefensively.”On their first offensive drive,the Raiders scored on a one-yardrun by Justus DeWinkler for anend-of-first-quarter score of Raiders6-Lancers 8.The Lancers began to take advantageof the Raider turnovers inthe second quarter, scoring threetouchdowns to make their halftimelead 32-6.In the second half, LakeRoosevelt’s defense stiffened asthe Raiders held the Lancers toonly one score offensively.“Defense was much more aggressivein the second half - thatwas great to see,” Files said.On offense, the Raiders scoredone more time on a DeWinkler75-yard run.The Lancers scored the lasttouchdown of the game on the ensuingkickoff, which they returned85 yards for the score.Even though down big, theRaiders still slogged on, pleasingCoach Files. “Our players stucktogether and kept fighting,” hesaid. “There’s no quit in theseRaiders.”The non-league schedule is over,and on Friday the Raiders will beginCentral Washington 2B play atKittitas, starting at 7 p.m.When asked what the Raidersneeded to do to win on Friday, Filessaid, “Open the game with toughphysical play and great focus, thenmaintain it for four quarters.”The Kittitas Coyotes come inwith a 1-2 overall record and are1-0 in league play. Kittitas openedwith a 28-24 loss to the ReardanIndians, followed by a loss to Lind-Ritzville, 35-14.The Coyotes won last week intheir league opener over Oroville,38-14.Piccolo and Hanwaylead runners at Spokaneby John R. McNeil IIRaider runners Kendall Piccoloand Alexia Hanway led the Raidersat the Erik Anderson/Runner’sSoul Invitational last Saturday.Piccolo finished with a time of20 minutes, 23.04 seconds for thetop spot on the Raider boys’ squad.Hanway led the the Raider girlswith the time of 25:10.3.The meet featured nearly 200runners per race. High school competioncame from both large schoolsand small schools, including 3A/4AGreater Spokane League, 2A GreatNorthern Leauge, Northeast A andCaribou Trail League, and fromAlexia Hanway leads the Raider girlsat Saturday’s meet.small schools like Lake Rooseveltand others fielding B teams fromthe Bi-County, Panorama, andWhitman County leagues.Right behind Piccolo was freshmanLukas Hermetz who ranan impressive race, finishing in20:31.73.The next two Raiders across thefinish in the boys race were sophomoresOscar Pakootas and DanielLoch in 22:11.06 and 22:21.22,respectively. Brandin Smith tookhome the time of 23:22.47 for theday. Zach Erickson had a career PRfor the 5,000-meter distance withthe time of 23:59.45. FreshmanRobert George rounded out theRaider boys’ squad for Saturday,finishing in 25:13.4.On the girls’ side, Rickyna Samfinished second for the Raidersin 27:22.88. Amanda Palmer cut90 seconds off last week’s time,finishing at 28:34.04. Mary AnnMatheson ran her first race of theseason Saturday, finishing with thetime of 29:05.06. Keya Fasthorsefinished behind Matheson with thetime of 29:50.51. Clare Castrodaletrimmed 30 seconds off her timefrom last week to round out theRaider girls’ squad in 30:36.89.The Raider runners are nowpreparing for the CAN-AM Invitethis Saturday at Kettle Falls. Raceswill start at 10:30 a.m.The CAN-AM will feature amostly 1A, B school field withColville and Timberlake HighSchool from Idaho being the only2A schools there.This week in sportsThurs., Sept. 275 p.m., Volleyball at Manson.Fri., Sept. 287 p.m,. Football at Kittitas.Sat., Sept. 2910:30 a.m., Cross Country at Can AmInvitational in Kettle Falls.Tues., Oct. 25:30 p.m., Volleyball at Soap Lake.Recycling• demolitions• clearing • grading• utilities • hauling• site prepLocal company doinghonest businessPage 5Kendall Piccolo, left and Lukas Hermetzlead the Raider boys at SpokaneValley. — Kiana Sam photosWe have great references!Licensed • Bonded • InsuredEisdomEARTHWORKSVictor Wisdom 425-508-6765 or 509-0638P.O. Box 127 Monroe, Wa. 98272102 Noble Rd Grand Coulee, Wa 99133Get Ready!Coulee Fall FestivalSaturday, Oct. 13North Dam Park (and all over town)= Hay Rides!for= Kids’ Karaoke!12-4 in the park. Sponsored by Coulee Medical Center.= Pet Parade!Costumes encouraged. Down Midway at 10 a.m. Line up atPepper Jack’s.= Community-Wide Yard Sale!8-6. Put your tables up in the middle of the action at the park.$5 for a 10x10 spaceSave Up Your Stuff! This is the Big One!= Businesses encouraged to decorate,present in the park or contribute. This event replacesMoonlight Madness. +NCNB — Candy Sale to benefit Food BankSteak Feed at The EaglesTropical Pig in the parkSponsored by theGrand Coulee Dam Area Chamber of Commerce633-3074. www.grandcouleedam.org 800-268-5332CARPET$3.Plantation Hill99Sq. Ft.Installation availableCARPET$4.Rosedale Park59Sq. Ft.Installation availableHARDWOOD$2.Fairlain Oak99Sq. Ft.Installation availableCERAMIC TILE$1.Arvada99Sq. Ft.Installation availableMain St., Grand Coulee509-633-0430www.loepp.comhrs: Mon. - Fri.: 8-5:30/Sat. 8-2

Page 6 The Star • SEPTEMBER 26, 2012C L A S S I F I E D SJobsMAINTENANCE PERSON - Apply at theMoose Lodge. (M9-296-1tc)NOW HIRING: Easy Work, Excellent Pay,Assemble Products From Home. No Selling,$500 Weekly Potential. Start immediately.Info Call 1-985-646-1700 DEPT WA-5990Peoples LifestyleBASKETBALL OFFICIALSNEEDEDEarn extra money and stay in shape- Join the Columbia Basin OfficialsAssoc. We are now looking for newindividuals for the upcoming season.Training sessions start in October. Wecover 16 different school districts. YouIs recruiting for vacant positions • High School AssistantFor more information, please Basketball Coach (boys)log onto the Tribe’s • High website School at: Varsity Softball Coachwww.colvilletribes.com • High School Varsity Baseball Coachor e-mail - jobs@colvilletribes.com• Middle School Cheerleading CoachContact Human Resources (Winter)-Stunt Office at: Certification RequiredP.O. Box 150, Nespelem, WA•99155Middle School HeadToll Free: 1(800) 506-9434seeking applicants for:Basketball Coach (girls)Fax (509) 634-2864FACILITY MANAGERSalary DOE • Full TimeHuman resources repSalary DOE • Full TimeVAN DRIVER$9.15 p/hr • Part TimeFor more information, please contactGina Aldrich Casino Manager 634-3241at the Coulee Dam Casino at 633-0766.Deadline for Advertising is Monday at 5 p.m. • 509-633-1350 • FAX 509-633-3828 • email ads@grandcoulee.comCost is $6.15 for first 15 words; 10¢ for each additional word - Yard Sale ads are $8.00 for the first 15 words, includes two free neon yard sale signs.JobsHELP WANTED -- DRIVERSDRIVERS -- Inexperienced/Experienced.Unbeatable career Opportunities. Trainee,Company Driver, Lease Operator,Lease Trainers. (877) 369-7105 www.centraldrivingjobs.comLOOKING for Job Security? Haney TruckLine, seeks CDL-A, hazmat/doublesrequired. Offer Paid Dock bumps, Benefits,Bonus Program, Paid vacation! Call now1-888-414-4667 or www.gohaney.comWe are looking for someone withcomputer skills and bookkeepingexperience. You will need to multitaskin a fast paced work setting.Exceptional customer service isnecessary . The position is 3-4 daysare paid for mileage and each game. per week including Saturdays. LoeppFor more information contact COLVILLE Rick Furniture. 509-633-0430. (L9-26-Cole at basketballassigner@yahoo.CONFEDERATED1tc)com or call 509.760.7655. (B9-12-3tp) TRIBESIf you are interested in this position,please submit a letter of interest,resumé and coaching application toMandi Strocsher, Payroll/Personnel.The application can be obtained onlineat http://www.gcdsd.org/DistrictOffice/jobApplications.asp , email mandis@gcdsd.org or call 633-2143. Position isopen until filled.JobsDRIVER --$0.01 increase per mile after 6months. Quarterly Bonuses. Annual Salary$45K to $60K. CDL-A, 3 months currentOTR exp. 800-414-9569 www.driveknight.com• Reputable Welding shop in the GrandCoulee Dam Area.• Willing to train the right individual withbasic construction type experience.• Must be able to read a tape measure,lift 50 - 100 lbs consistently throughoutthe day, and interact professionally withcustomers and fellow employees.• Must have Driver’s License and reliabletransportation.• High School Diploma or G.E.D a Must• 30 – 40 hrs a week, PAY D.O.E.• 509.633.0883COLVILLECONFEDERATEDTRIBESIs recruiting for vacant positionsFor more information, pleaselog onto the Tribe’s website at:www.colvilletribes.comor e-mail - jobs@colvilletribes.comContact Human Resources Office at:P.O. Box 150, Nespelem, WA 99155Toll Free: 1(800) 506-9434Fax (509) 634-2864RentalsAPARTMENTS AVAILABLELow Income • HUD HousingSPRING CANYONAPARTMENTS(509) 633-3481RentalsPUBLISHER’S NOTICEAll real estate advertising in this newspaper is subjectto the Fair Housing Act which makes it illegal toadvertise “any preference, limitation or discriminationbased on race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familialstatus or national origin, or an intention, to make anysuch preference, limitation or discrimination.” Familialstatus includes children under the age of 18 livingwith parents or legal custodians, pregnant womenand people securing custody of children under 18.This newspaper will not knowingly accept any advertisingfor real estate which is inviolation of the law. Our readers arehereby informed that all dwellingsadvertised in this newspaper areavailable on an equal opportunitybasis.EQUAL HOUSINGOPPORTUNITYOFFICE SPACE FOR RENT - Coulee Dam,1000 sq. ft., 2 bath, w/s/g paid, EQUAL $475 HOUSING perOPPORTUNITYmonth. 631-1222. (C1-4-tfc)WHAT A VIEW - 2 bdrm. apartment for rent$540 - Columbia View Apartments, 1201River Drive, Coulee Dam 509-429-9674.(G9-26-tfc)FOR RENT OR SALE - 3 bdrm., 2 bathmobile home, Electric City. 509.633.0549.(O8-29-tfc)LARGE 2 BDRM. apt. located in ElectricCity, quiet neighborhood, $450 a monthincludes w/s/g and cable. 631.2039 or509.928.1805. (N8-29-tfc)FOR RENT - 2 bdrm. duplex, $600 permonth, first, last, deposit, you pay utility.3 BDRM. mobile home $800 per month,you pay utility, first, last, deposit. Call Scott(509) 429-0608. (S9-5-4tp)3 and 4 bdrm., 2 bath homes, appliances,hot tub, pets and horses okay, beautifullake view, from $595 per month. (509) 647-0117 or cell 641-2141. (Mc9-12-1tc)DUPLEX FOR RENT - Coulee Dam,3 bed., 2 bath, w/d, $700 month, $500deposit. Call for application 509.633.2669or 509.979.6694. (W9-12-tfc)RentalsFOR RENT OR SALE - 2 BDRM., 1 bathhouse with washer & dryer in Electric City.$500 per month, first, last, deposit, you payutilities. 633-0883. (Y9-26-1tc)COMPLETELY FURNISHED one bedroomapt. Including washer and dryer. Quietlocation overlooking Columbia River. Forinformation call 633.3315. (N9-12-tfc)Lakeview Homes - appliances, horsesREALTORand pets okay, ®partially furnished, Wilburschools.(3) - 2 bdrm., 1 bath homes $3953 bdrm., 1bath, duplex $5954 bdrm., REALTOR 2 bath ®$695Home for “handperson” couple Free509.647.0117 cell 509.641.21413 Bedroom trailer for rent. Located at #12 BST. Grand Coulee. Opening in October thistrailer has nice fenced in yard and a washer/dryer. $700 a month with a $600 deposit.Call Jimmy @ (509)631-1718. (B9-19-3tpp)Grand Grand Coulee Coulee ManorSenior/DisabledNOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONSOne Bedroom UnitsRent based on IncomePlease Please stop stop by the by Grand the Senior Coulee Manor Manor211 Continental, Grand Coulee, WA509-633-1190 or contact theHousing Authority, 1139 Larson Blvd.,Moses Lake, WA(509) 762-5541RentalsNew in ’02 - 3 bdrm., 2 bath, home inElectric City. Carpeted, appliances, energyefficient. $595 per month, 509.647.0117cell 509.641.2141. (Mc9-26-1tc)NICE QUIET1 APARTMENTIN WILBURSubsidized, quality, like-new affordablehousing with many amenities.Rent based on income. Must beincome eligible.For information, call manager at1-509-467-3036 orTDD #1-800-545-1833, ext. #530.This institution is an equal opportunityprovider, and employer.HomesHouse For Sale: 5 bedroom, 3 bath, arena,office, rec room, 4 stall stable w/tackroom, garage/shop on 3 acres all irrigated,fenced and 3 separate pastures for horses.Beautiful panoramic view, near Banks Lake,golf course & airstrip. $360,000. 509-775-3511 (Mc9-5-4tc)REDUCED!!!3 bedroom 2100 sq. ft. home at 120Electric Blvd., Electric City, WA.On Spokane Craig’s List. SearchGrand Coulee Dam for photos anddetailed information.Call Jeff Runkel608-334-4750or Gail Runkel609.334.5238. (9-12-3tpp)An alley you can play in…Riverview LanesTues. 10 a.m. - 10 p.m.* Wed. 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Page 8 The Star • SEPTEMBER 26, 2012HelpingoutZion Lutheran Church member CarlRussell presents a check for $500from the Grant County chapter ofThrivent Financial as matching fundsfor North Cascade National Bank’sannual drive for school supplies forchildren in the Grand Coulee DamSchool District. Bank employees,from the left, are Mackenzie Abeland Jerri Smith. Bank ManagerSjana Bird is at right.GrandCoulee1-509-633-0600APR AS LOW AS 2.49% OAC*On Approval of credit. All prices plus Tax & License & Negotiable $150 Doc. fee,Vin#s posted at dealership, all vehicles are one only subject to prior sale. Sale ends 10/10/1211 Nissan Versa 5dr11 Ford Fiesta SEL Sedan04 Chevy Cavalier 4dr— Roger S. LucasNotice of General Election Okanogan County, State of WashingtonA county wide General Electionwill be held for the purpose ofsubmitting to the voters for theirapproval or rejection the followingissues and candidates.Initiative Measure 1185, Concernstax and fee increases imposedby State Government;Initiative Measure 1240, Concernscreation of a public charterschool system;Referendum Measure 74, Concerningmarriage for same-sexcouples;Initiative to the Legislature502, Concerns marijuana;Senate Joint Resolution 8221,Concerning implementing theCommission on State Debt recommendationregarding Washington’sdebt limit;Senate Joint Resolution 8223,Concerning investments by theUniversity of Washington andWashington State University;United States Senator, 6 yearterm; Representative in Congress,4 th Congressional District, 2 yearterm; Governor, 4 year term;Lieutenant Governor, 4 year term;Secretary of State, 4 year term;State Treasurer, 4 year term; StateAuditor, 4 year term; AttorneyGeneral, 4 year term; Commissionerof Public Lands, 4 yearterm; Superintendent of Public Instruction,4 year term; InsuranceCommissioner, 4 year term; StateRepresentative District 7, Position1, 2 year term; State RepresentativeDistrict 7, Position 2, 2 yearterm; State Senator District 12, 4year term; State RepresentativeDistrict 12, Position 1, 2 year term;State Representative District 12,Position 2, 2 year term; CountyCommissioner, District 1, 4 yearterm; County Commissioner, District2, 4 year term;Supreme Court Justice, Position2, 6 year term;Supreme Court Justice, Position8, 6 year short and full term;Tuesday, November 6, 2012Supreme Court Justice, Position9, 6 year term;Court of Appeals Judge, Division3, District 1, Position 1, 6year term;Superior Court Judge, Position1, 4 year term;District Court Judge Position 1,2 year unexpired term;Ferry County PUD Commissioner,District 2, 6 year term;Okanogan County PUD Commissioner,District 2, 6 year term;City of Oroville, EmergencyMedical Care and AmbulanceServices levy;Coulee Area Park and RecreationDistrict, Maintenance andOperation Levy;The registration deadline foronline registrations, mail-in registrationsand transfers is October8, 2012. Any qualified elector whois not registered to vote in theState of Washington may registerto vote in person at the Auditor’sOffice up to and including October29, 2012.You can register or obtain registrationforms at the AuditorsOffice, on line at www.vote.wa.gov,and Department of Licensing.The Okanogan County Auditor’sOffice, 149 3 rd Ave N, Room 104,at the County Courthouse, will beopen so voters may obtain replacementballots, drop off voted ballots,obtain provisional ballots, and usethe Accessible Voting Units, at thefollowing times.Monday – Friday9:00 AM – 4:00 PM October17 – November 5, 2012On Election Day only, November6, 2012, 9:00 AM - 8:00 PM.Drop boxes are in 3 locationsaround the county.Tonasket – Tonasket City Hall/Library Complex, 209 S WhitcombAve, TonasketOmak – Next to Police Station,8 N Ash, OmakPateros -180 Pateros Mall inparking lot, PaterosVoters needing additional informationor assistance with voterregistration forms or voting maycall (509) 422-7240. Voters unableto use the mail-in ballot mayuse the Accessible Voting Unitavailable at the County AuditorsOffice.Ballots require sufficient firstclass postage and must be postmarkedby the day of the election.Check with your local Post Officefor deadlines to have your ballotpostmarked properly.For additional information onthe election or regarding voterregistration.vote.wa.gov/okanoganmyvote.wa.govLocal newspaper, radio, andTVMeetings of the OkanoganCounty Canvassing Board areopen, public meetings and shallbe continued until the activitiesfor which the following meetingsare held have been completed.Canvass Board meetings are heldin the Okanogan County Auditor’sOffice, 149 3 rd Ave N, Room104, at the County Courthouse,in Okanogan.Friday, November 16, 2012 at11:00 AM to determine the statusof any provisional or challengedballotsTuesday, November 27,2012 at 11:00 AM to canvass thevotes cast and certify the electionThis notice is in accordancewith RCW 29A.52.Dated at Okanogan, Washingtonthis 17th day of September,2012.Laurie Thomas, OkanoganCounty Auditor and Ex-OfficioSupervisor of ElectionsBy Mila M Jury, Chief Deputyand Certified Election AdministratorPublish Sept. 26,2012S Pkg. 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