June 26, 2013 - Goldendale Sentinel

FROM 1879 TO FACEBOOK & TWITTERGoldendale, Washington WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26, 2013 Vol. 134 No. 26 75 centsNext planned poweroutage comingCountdown to Community DaysThe Klickitat PUD remindsresidents thatthere will be anotherplanned power outage forall customers in thetowns and surroundingareas of Goldendale, Centerville,Bickleton, Cleveland,Dot Road, SatusPass, Box Canyon, Blockhouse,Klickitat, Wahkiacus,Wishram, and partsof Highway 14 and 142.This planned outagewill start on Saturday,JIM FISHERFOR THE SENTINELNew Hope Farms welcomedthe community totheir annual Open House onSaturday, June 22. Hawaiianleis adorned the necks of almostall who attended theevent, where smiles, songs,and positive energy seemedto be the main order of theday.After an opening prayerand flag salute, guests weretreated to live music performedby residents of theNew Hope community, a poetryreading, and some talkJune 29, 11 p.m. and lastuntil the next morning,June 30, at 7 a.m.Like the outage of twoweeks ago, this outagewill be for BPA to performcritical maintenanceon their lines.The PUD says anyonewith questions or whowants to know if theywill be affected can call(800) 548-8357 and ask forthe Operations Department.New Hope Farms keepshope alive for residentsJIM FISHER, FOR THE SENTINELHIGH SPIRITS: Left to right: Shawn Midkiff, Pastor KevinGerchak, Elizabeth Allin, Christina Withham, Duane Young, andBecky Lound performing at the New Hope Farms open houseSaturday.from administrators aboutthe goals and needs of thefacility, which is currentlyhome to 21 developmentallychallenged adults.New Hope Farms, aChristian faith-based organizationwhose motto is“Where Love Grows,” wasfounded in 1978 by a clergymannamed Larry Goehnerand retired farmer WallyFenton, who both had considerableexperience workingwith adults with developmentaldisabilities. Itbegan as a project to trainSee Farms, Page A6Bluegrass Festivaldraws pleased crowdsANDREW CHRISTIANSENFIELD DAY 2013: Clay Schuster explains his criteria for breedingand selecting young bulls during the Cattlemen’s Field Day southof Glenwood. Clay and Lauren Schuster were named Cattlemen ofthe Year. They run a horned Hereford seedstock operation withranches at Goldendale and Glenwood.Field Day showcasesSchuster ranchANDREW CHRISTIANSENREPORTERTo be a success in the cattlebusiness, you have to bein it for the long haul. It’s anadage based on the cyclic natureof the cattle industryand this year’s KlickitatCounty Cattlemen of theYear honorees, Clay andLauren Schuster, personifythat kind of commitment.Not only do they carry onthe tradition of raising cattlein Klickitat County, theyare perpetuating a devotionto Hereford cattle that startedwith Clay’s grandfatherback in 1938.The Schusters hostedfriends, family and those associatedwith the cattle industrywith a field day onSaturday, a tradition for thelocal affiliate of the WashingtonCattlemen’s Association(WCA). The field daybegan at the original ranch,east of Goldendale and concludedwith a barbecue dinnerand program at Glenwoodwhere the Schusterskeep cattle through the summer.Clay cemented his connectionto the business byworking with his grandfather,Art Schuster, as ayoung boy. Following graduation,he went to work onArt’s ranch as a full time occupation,eventually acquiringthe ranch from hisgrandmother, Charl after hismarriage to Lauren, whoteaches at the GoldendaleMiddle School.The Schuster brand, aheart with a connected plusat the bottom, has been onfamily cattle since 1890.Their operation is a seedstockoperation, selling pureSee Field, Page A6CONTRIBUTEDREADY TO ENTERTAIN: Keesy Timmer, left and Les Richardsonwill perform Friday and Saturday nights, July 5 and 6, atCommunity Days.JESSE SINESFOR THE SENTINELLes Richardson, a singer and songwriter originallyfrom White Salmon, will be performing at CommunityDays this year in Goldendale, alongside his long-timefriends and partners, Keesy Timmer and Nick White.Richardson, Timmer, and White will play on the nights ofJuly 5 and 6.Richardson began his musical career in Goldendale andHood River fairs, as well as Portland, Vancouver, andmany other places in the Pacific Northwest. He says he acquireda passion for music at the age of six when he spenttime with his grandfather who played guitar. His musicalcareer began at the age of 12, and he has been enjoying itever since.Timmer and Richardson have been good friends since ayoung age and got in contact again in October of 2004 andstarted writing music together.“I can’t forget the first time he [Timmer] called me.Music has helped bring us together,” Richardson says.“I grew up in a motorcycle family and wanted a guitarat age 10 or 11.” he adds. Soon after his grandfather passedaway, Richardson decided to sell his motorcycle and buy aguitar.“I [had] a lot of friends in the rodeo circuit and listenedto just about anything,” he says. Being around countryand Western-oriented events and gatherings helped givehim the love he has for country music.After numerous performances in Klickitat County andthe Pacific Northwest, Richardson began researching thebusiness side of music. After gaining what knowledge hefelt he needed, he packed up his belongings and moved toNashville, Tenn.He adds that he loves speaking to new musicians to helpthem understand how the “wheels work in Nashville” andis more than happy to answer questions related to the businessas well as anything to do with music.Timmer, who performs with Richardson, claims thatthis is going to be a Community Days no one wants tomiss.“I’ve considered myself just as much from Goldendaleas I am from Spokane,” Timmer states. His grandparentsare long-time residents of Goldendale, where he wouldspend every vacation and break he could when he wasyounger.“We’re not in [music] to make money; we’re in it becauseit’s a special thing for all of us,” Timmer says.Richardson says this Community Days in Goldendale isespecially meaningful. “For me personally it’ll be fun tocome back home,” he says.Timmer continues: “Don’t miss it; make sure you stickaround! It’s going to be a great time.”JESSE SINESFOR THE SENTINELThe Bluegrass Festivalthis past weekend wasbustling with musicians andpatrons alike from all overthe Northwest. Randy Carly,Tom Ireland, and EarleneSullivan, the event coordinatorshad nothing but goodand optimistic things to sayabout the event, even withthe weekend beginning withrain on Friday.Carly explained, “I guess Iwould be the Physical OrganizationManager. I’m basicallyresponsible for the layoutand coordination ofvenders. Earlene worked onthe bands, and Tom helpedwith the more physicalthings and helped movethings around.”Saturday morning beginningat 9 a.m. when JimOgden hosted an event calledthe Band Scramble alongwith Miller White, the MC.“People who play different instrumentsentered by fillingout a paper and putting it in acan.” Ogden said. After allthe names were drawn, theperformers were placed inrandom groups to practicetwo songs for 20 minutes.This created an impromptuconcert. The crowd voted forthe best bands by placingmoney in the cans, and theband that won received allthe money.“Watching a group of musicianswho just met eachother and just learned a songis absolutely hilarious,”White said. “Even if it’s notthe best thing in the world,it’s just wonderful! You don’thave to be perfect to perform,even if it’s totally unpreparedmusic. They’re some ofthe most interesting peopleyou’ll meet, the bluegrasscommunity. It’s a really greatatmosphere, and it’s a lot offun.”Bluegrass musicianscould be found in the morninghosting workshops forpeople aspiring to learn particularinstruments such asguitar, mandolin, and harmonica.Dennis Nelson andRon Shirley met with eachother during the workshopsand began playing together.“I think it’s a really goodfestival for that; it’s reallyeasy going,” said Nelson.Shirley concluded, “Typicallyat bluegrass festivalsyou’ll find about 60 to 70 percentof the fun is happeningin the crowd. Of course themusic is worth listening to aswell, but many come here tojam.”When it came to vendors,there were four food vendors,See Festival, Page A6ANDREW CHRISTIANSENKISS FROM A KING: Staring a King Cobra in the eye was probably not on this girl’s list of things to do when she got out of bed lastFriday. Richard Ritchie, “The Reptile Man,” put on a thrilling show at the Goldendale Public Library with a variety of reptiles, includinga King Cobra with venom glands removed. A large crowd got hands on experience with a number of reptiles, including the cobraand the ever-popular banana-colored Burmese python, which everyone had the opportunity to touch.

A2 — JUNE 26, 2013PUD appealing court rulingCase pits KPUD vs DNR over 2010 fireSVERRE BAKKEGORGE NEWS REPORTSPublic Utility District No.1 of Klickitat County is appealinga Klickitat CountySuperior Court ruling denyingits motion to dismiss a$1.6 million fire cost recoveryclaim filed by the state Departmentof Natural Resources.Judge Brian Altman issuedan oral ruling againstKlickitat PUD (KPUD) onJune 6. Altman, who heardoral arguments in the matteron May 21, also accepted noticefrom KPUD that it intendedto appeal his decision.Daniel W. Short, aSpokane attorney representingKPUD in the matter, saidon June 11 an order denyingKPUD’s motion to dismissthe state’s complaint will bepresented to and signed byJudge Altman “within aweek or two and then filed inKlickitat County SuperiorCourt.”Within 30 days thereafter,Short continued, KPUD willbe filing a notice of discretionaryreview with DivisionIII of the state Court of Appealsin Spokane. Followingsubmission of briefs byKPUD and the state, the appellatecourt will advise theparties if discretionary reviewis granted or denied.“We believe this processmay take two to threemonths” if the Court of Appealsaccepts discretionaryreview, Short said. “My guessis briefs will be filed in lateJuly or early August.”In the meantime, KPUD officialsmaintain the UtilityDistrict is/was not negligentfor the Old Highway 8 Fire ofAugust 2010 that ignited froma ground spark after a stemof a double-topped ponderosapine tore down KPUD powerlines at 151 Old Hwy 8 in highwinds, and is exempt by lawfrom claims filed by anothergovernmental entity.Michael J. Rollinger, theassistant attorney generalrepresenting the DNR in itsattempt to collect costs resultingfrom the Old Highway8 Fire, emphasized thetime and scheduling estimatesmade by Short areonly estimates. “Estimatescan vary considerably basedupon a number of factors, includingthe appellate court’s,counsel availability, and soforth,” he noted.As for settlement talks betweenthe parties, Short andRollinger declined to addressthe question. Said Short,“The case is in the midst oflitigation and therefore wedon’t have any comment.”Short gave the same answerfor questions about howmuch insurance coverageKPUD carries and what itsclaim deductible is, andwhether any settlement willaffect KPUD customer rates.Rollinger told The Enterpriselast month that DNRtypically resolves its fire costrecovery claims without theneed to file a lawsuit.“In the past 10-plus years Ihave been representing DNRin its fire cost recoveryclaims, I have only had to filelawsuits on five occasionsthat I can recall,” Rollingersaid. “All of the lawsuitswere resolved prior to trialthrough negotiated settlements,”including one hefiled against a PUD.GOLDENDALE, WASHINGTONStabbing death in Lyle hasVancouver gang connectionA 52 year old Vancouver man died of stab wounds inflictedover the weekend in what is believed to be a gang related incident.According to the Klickitat County Sheriff ’s Office(KCSO) Richard T. Noblit was transported to Skyline Hospitalby ambulance after deputies were called to Lyle Point around4:35 a.m. on June 23, for an altercation between two men.Noblit was pronounced dead at the hospital.Detectives believed that the main suspect in the case,Michael A. Bradley Jr., 28, fled the location on foot and later reportedto Skyline Hospital for treatment of injuries sustainedin the altercation. Bradley is believed to reside in the Portland/Vancouverarea. A 15 year old male from Tigard, Ore.,was also arrested for intimidating a witness following the stabbing.The case is still under investigation. KCSO asks anyonewith information related to the incident to contact the Sheriff’s office or call the crime tip line at (877) 288-1926.Man found dead atKlickitat River campKlickitat County Sheriffs Office deputies responded to thereport of a dead man at a campground along SR 142, five milesnorth of Lyle. Nearby campers had noticed a lack of activityat a camp site that was set near the shrubs in the far south endof the campground and that a dog was unattended at the site.One of the campers investigated on the morning of June 21and found a man who appeared to have died inside the tent.The camper called the Sheriff ’s Office and tended to thedog.The man was later identified as 50 year old Vincent L.Coonts, address not given. Cause of death has not been confirmedby the Clark County Medical Examiner, however investigatorsbelieve Coonts may have taken his own life anddrug paraphernalia was apparent in the tent. The dog wastaken to the animal shelter in Goldendale.Prosecutor hires new attorneyLOU MARZELESHEAD ’EM UP. MOVE ’EM OUT: Some 40 Smart cars came to Stonehenge Memorial Monument Sunday, inan event organized by the Smart car dealership in Portland and a lot of Smart fans. The cars were designedby Swatch, the watch company, and are made by Mercedes. They get favorable gas mileage, and pass stringentsafety tests. They come in several colors and styles, including convertibles, but though some ask aboutit, none are designed to look like a Fisher-Price toy.The Prosecuting Attorney’sOffice has announcedthe addition of an attorney. Ina press release issued on Monday,Prosecuting AttorneyLori Lyn Hoctor wrote thatBrian Aaron, a licensed HoodRiver attorney with 23 yearsof experience, is joining heroffice. According to Hoctor,Aaron, a resident of Lyle, recentlypassed the WashingtonState Bar.“Mr. Aaron brings an impressivedepth of experienceconsistent with this administration’spromise to increasecompetency, reduce outsourcing,and maintain confidentiality,”said Hoctor.The release went on to say,“These considerations, basedon Mr. Aaron’s proven trackrecord, elevated him above afield of superbly qualifiedcandidates.”Beef producers helpfight hunger withprotein for the needyDALLAS SMITHREPORTERThis is the third year thatthe Klickitat County Cattlemenand Cattlewomen in associationwith Beef Harvestout of Spokane have broughtthe mobile food bank toKlickitat County. The Cattlemenand Cattlewomen workto raise money for the eventwhich is matched by thestate association.Some of the money cattlemenand cattlewomen raisecomes through the auctionof a cow. Buyers repeatedlyturn the cow back and it isresold four or five times withall of the money going towardsthis program. Theprogram’s goal is to helpfeed people who normallycan’t afford to get proteinand other groceries.Beef producers aroundthe county participate in theprogram and many volunteerto help on distributionday.One of those who participatesin the program is BradCameron, president of theKlickitat County Cattlemen.“It’s a good deal,” saysCameron. “Our countieshave been donating cash foryears, but there’s plenty ofneedy people here, so wemake a stop in this town, inthis county.”When asked what hethought the best part of theprogram was, he said that hethought the best part wasthat it shows that peoplecare, it’s a good program,and he’s very supportive ofit.The large turnout at themobile food bank showedthat there is a need and thatpeople in Klickitat Countydo care. Local volunteerssupplied some of the producein addition to the beef,and helped with the distribution.It was evidence of thekindness and caring attitudeof people in this area.Postal Service still searching for savingsDALLAS SMITHREPORTERAccording to GoldendalePostmaster Jim Hamilton,the U.S. Postal Service (USPS)tried to change from six deliverydays to five delivery daysbut rescinded their proposal.Congress dictated there hadto be six delivery days, so theservice is looking for differentways to save money. (TheUSPS continues to lose between$1.6 and $1.9 billionevery year.)The USPS did find a possiblesolution in the form of apre-funding savings accountthat is in place to pay for themedical costs of retirees. IfCongress allows the service tostop paying into the fund orpay a smaller amount, itwould be able to break even.The account has approximately$60 billion in it. If theUSPS went without this burdenfor a while and became financiallystable, it would beable to contribute to the fundagain.In terms of revenue, flatrate priority mail has increasedby five percent in thelast five years, while advertisements,first class letters, andperiodicals are still declining.Goldendale belongs to thePortland district, and Hamiltonpoints out that one waythey’ve been saving money isby consolidating mail processingplants. What used tobe processed in Salem is nowbeing processed in Portland.Originally the USPS wasplanning on closing small offices,but instead it just reducedthe office hours fromeight to either four or sixhours. Places in KlickitatCounty that have been affectedinclude Dallesport andKlickitat. Offices that plan toreduce their hours next includeAppleton and Husum.The reduction depends on thesize of the office.The Goldendale-Centervilleoffice makes around4,100 deliveries to post officeboxes and personal mailboxesand delivers between 2,500and 3,000 parcels a week. Theoffice also makes between2,200 and 2,600 window transactionsweekly. The Goldendale-Centervilleoffice isbeing affected by cost savingsmeasures as well—one of themost prominent effects on theAPPLETON POST OFFICEoffice was the loss of a clerk’sposition at the end of April.There may be more changesto come.FILE PHOTO

GOLDENDALE, WASHINGTONJUNE 26, 2013 — A3LOOKING BACKJune 26, 201350 Years Ago – June 27, 1963• Leonard Craft, 68, was arrested Saturday at his placeof residence in Maryhill on a charge of setting springtraps on a deadly weapon. Deputy Sheriff Harvey Martin,who investigated the premises after neighbors had madea complaint, said that Craft showed him the location ofsix such traps, each including a stick of dynamite, withelectric fuse caps. Craft said that he had been bothered bythe neighborhood youngsters and was determined to keepthem away. One of the traps was attached to a “Do NotEnter” sign.75 Years Ago – June 23, 1938• Though Goldendale and Yakima are only 90 minutesapart by auto or bus a full day is required for postal servicebetween the cities. Why is this out-moded and unsatisfactorymail service allowed to continue year after yearwhen twice a day service is available almost for the asking?In order for a letter or parcel mailed in Goldendale toreach Yakima under the present system it must first go tothe Columbia River, either Lyle or Maryhill, and thenceby rail east to Pasco and then back to the Yakima Valley.This trip under the best conditions requires about 12hours.(Note: 75 years later, sound familiar?)100 Years Ago – June 21, 1913• Fourth of July Celebration at Blockhouse, July 4, 1913.Have a good old fashioned country picnic, on the beautifulgrounds of the Mineral Springs Hotel. Speakers will be inthe forenoon, sports in the afternoon and a dance at night.Everybody come. Those who prefer bring filled basketsand lunch on the grounds. Dinner will be served at hotelfor those who wish. Dr. L. D. Smith, Hotel Manager.125 Years Ago – June 28, 1888• Nelson Brooks has been chosen to deliver the orationon the 4th for Centerville at the Lynch crossing of MillCreek.C. H. Curtis has sold his farm near Centerville to Frankand Henry Ritzschke, Consideration about $4,000.Goldendale High Schoolreleased the honor roll forthe second semester of the2012-2013 school year.4.00 GPA (Ninth grade)Kailey Garrigus, Will White,(10th grade) EmmalynChristensen, Tanner Tallman,Miller White, (11thgrade) Matthew Boardman,HOMETOWNBrooke Graff, SpencerKnowlton, Anh Nguyen,(12th grade) Tessa Enwards,Karrie Furlong, Joel Gerchak,Isaac Messenger.3.00 to 3.99 GPA: (Ninthgrade) Connor Abbott,Haylemarie Ashley, JesseBartkowski, Stephanie Basilan,Daniel Bischoff, AmyChapple, Jairus Christensen,Jaymison Cline, SavannahDelamarter, Keisha Ensey,Brian Golding, Hanna Hoffman,Bailey Ihrig, ZaraKartes, Demetrius McCoy,Alexander Tilton, Cody Warren,Brittany Wells; (10thThe Class of 1993 fromGoldendale High School is reunitingfor its 20 year reunion.Their 10 year reunionwas fairly underwhelming,being just a meet and greet beforeleaving again to return totheir separate lives. DixieMiner-Behn decided that shewanted something fun andpersonalized for their 20 yearreunion. So, about a year agoMiner-Behn started a Facebookpage where she posted areminder every week to helpget the word out to her formerclassmates. Once word startedto spread Miner-Behnstarted asking people whatthey would like to do for thereunion and considered theirinput as she organized theevent.grade) Drew Bowdish,Manuela Estrada, DanielGast, Kevin Gilk, AlyaneGould, David Gunkel, RavenJava-McCandless, JosephJohnson, Miranda Johnson,Reiss Kauffman, JamesJoseph Keffeler, EileenKelsey, Adrian Lemus, LeahLewis, Ayla Loguewells,Dana Martinez Mendoza,Sabrina Payne, Sierra Simmons,Cheyenne Smith,Christopher Trunkey,Kirstin Twohy, KatherineWheelon; (11th grade) MonicaAlcantar, Yesenia Armenta,Malisa Barrier, JamieBeierle, Kacey Bellamy,Hailee Bennett, BritniBischoff, MatthewBlomquist, MichaelBlomquist, Daniel BravoGonzalez, Briley Cameron,Sofia Casimiro, BenjaminCochran, Kylee Ensey, JadeFoster, Jansen Gunnyon,Ethan Hoctor, Madison Holbrook,Natalie Hurst, KatelinJackowski, Zoey Jagelski,Thurman Johnson, Scott Latimer,Dakota McAndie,Lukas Middleton, KennerMilliren, Joshua Miner,Anna Marie Murphy-Jiwa,Crystal Nichols, KailynO’Leary, Billie Jo Risheim,Sawyer Ross, NatashaSlaight, Amelia Tyndall-Kipfer, Kyle Wilkins; (12thMiner-Behn has workedvery hard to make this thebest, most fun reunion possible.She has arranged for theclass to have a float in theCommunity Days paradewhere everyone will showtheir class spirit by wearingpurple and gold t-shirts.Miner-Behn has made a 20year reunion year book forthe class and has even beenable to track down and hireJohn Rolfe, the DJ from theirsenior prom. Also, she has designedt-shirts for the graduatesand their families and insteadof using a sign in sheetan artist friend of hers ismaking a tree where the graduateswill put their thumbprintsin either purple or goldpaint and sign their name onGoldendale High School honor roll students namedGSD announcessummer hours;athletes urgedto get physicalsNew student enrollmentpapers for GoldendaleHigh School will beavailable in the Counseling& Career Center OfficeJuly 10, 17, 24 and 31 from7:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sportsclearance papers for fallsports athletes will beavailable at the highschool office on Aug.14. All incoming ninthgrade athletes and newstudents to GHS shouldget his/her sports physicalnow. Sports physicalsare good for two years forreturning GHS studentathletes. No student willbe able to attend a fallpractice until they havebeen cleared on Aug. 14.New student enrollmentpapers for GoldendalePrimary and Middleschool students are availableduring the summermonths on Wednesdaysfrom 7:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.Compiled by Jean Allyn Smeltzer,of the Klickitat County Historical SocietyReunited: Classes return for community daysANDREW CHRISTIANSENTAKING SHAPE: Long-overdue construction of the new headquartersfor Klickitat County’s Emergency Managementdepartment continues. The building, located on S. ColumbusAve., will house 911 communications and emergency managementpersonnel. The building is expected to be completedby mid-September.grade) Jacki Blake, WilliamBowdish, Cassandra Bruce,Kaylee Jo Budde, JohnathanBusby, Crysta Counts, LucasDenney, Nichole Gladden,Wottolen Gould, Sarah Henderson,Karissa Ihrig, FaithJackowski, Ethan King, AlexisLadiges, Caree’ Lafferry,Daniel Lennon, Logan Lesko,Jessica Lewis, Elizabeth Matula,Michael Runyan, NicolleSeward, Christopher Smith,Dallas Smith, Haley Smith,Makiah Steen, Madeline Wallis,Jamie Willsey.Any member of the studentbody is eligible for thehonor roll, provided the listedcriteria have been fullymet: 1) Must be enrolled in atleast five letter-graded classes;2) Must have no “D”, “F”,or “I” grades in any classes;3) Must have a grade point averageof 3.00 or better for thesemester.an oak tree. There is going tobe a photo booth and cameraseverywhere so that everyonewill be able to hold on to amemory from the event.Miner-Behn really wantedto make it possible for everyoneto come so she set up aPay Pal account set up forcouples, singles, and familiesof three or four. The paymentsfrom all of the studentshave paid for the decorationsfor their float in the parade,for the t-shirts that Miner-Behn designed, for everything.Also, some of the classmatesattending want to seeeveryone so much that theyare willing to help pay forthose that can’t afford tocome.For the event, there hadbeen a small amount ofRSVPs before April this year,but has since skyrocketed; 20to 30 RSVPs became morethan 100 in a short amount oftime. Sixty-seven of the 83students in the class are planningto attend and with theirfamilies there have been 123RSVPs for the reunion, evenMr. Thrasher, the principalOBITUARIESCora Lovina Smith wasborn Oct. 19, 1911, in Hermiston,Ore., to William Harryand Minnie Nancy(Burlew) Browning.She died June23, 2013, at the ageof 101, in TheDalles, Ore.The sixth of 10children, Cora wasraised in BakerCity and La-Grande Oregon.She attendedschool until the ninth gradein LaGrande.She worked as a groceryclerk, fruit packer, homemaker,waitress and as a meat cutter’sassistant. She also spent23 years as an Avon Representativein Cove, Ore., andGoldendale. She spent thelast 35 years in The Dalles.Cora was baptized at theFirst Baptist Church inBaker City, at the age of 12.She last attended the GatewayPresbyterian Church inThe Dalles, when she wasable.Her favorite things werelaughter, she felt it was goodfor you; she loved dancing!!;who retired after their senioryear, is attending. This couldbe one of the biggest reunionsGoldendale has seen in a longtime. Also, if anyone wants tolearn more about the eventMiner-Behn can be contactedat dixiedeen75@gmail.com.1958: 55 th Year Class Reunion;July 5 and 6 , duringCommunity Days.2003: 10 year reunion, duringCommunity Days.1983: 30 year reunion, July6. For more informationemail Shawna Fletcher atsafletcher65@gmail.com.1972: “Fashionably Late”41 st Reunion, July 6, picnic at1 p.m., Gene and PeggyCallan’s ranch, 38 KnightRoad.1968: 45 year reunion,June 5, at Jim Hill’s home onHill Road. Picnic at EkonePark at 10 a.m. on Saturday,June 6. For more information,contact Connie Riley.Anyone with informationabout other class reunionstaking place this year, shouldcontact Dallas Smith at TheSentinel at (509) 773-3777.Cora “Corky” Smithcooking, crocheting, knitting,raising flowers andbeing a Red Cross volunteer.She was precededin death by herhusband Clair F.Smith and all hersiblings; her sonLyle Smith andgrandchildrenBarbara Vader andScott Smith.Survivors arethree daughters:Bernadine andHomer Kestersonof Forks, Washington, EvelynVader of Goldendale, andNelda and Ron Yarnell ofBaker City, Ore.; one sonDarcy Smith of East Wenatchee;16 grandchildren, 26great-grandchildren and 36great-great grandchildren.She also leaves behind numerousnieces, nephews andfriends.Graveside services will beheld at a later date at the familyplot in Cove, Ore.

A4 —June 26, 2013GOLDENDALE, WASHINGTONOPINIONLOU MARZELES, EDITOR AND PUBLISHERKAREN HENSLEE, PRODUCTION MANAGERANDREW CHRISTIANSEN, REPORTER/SPORTSAs Obamacare hits Congress,some members will quitThe newspaper Politico reports that dozens of members of Congressand their staffers are so worried about rising premium costsunder the Affordable Care Act (ACA) that they may quit or retirebefore the law fully goes into effect Jan. 1.Currently, members of Congress and their staff are covered bythe Federal Employee Health Benefits Program, which providesgenerous benefits, including a 75 percent taxpayer subsidy ofhealth care premiums.But an amendment to the ACA, or ”Obamacare,” sponsored bySen. Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, requires that, beginning Jan. 1, 2014,members of Congress and their staff must purchase their health insurancethrough a government exchange. It is not clear that theywould continue to receive their current subsidies.Members of Congress and their staff fear costs could skyrocketif their subsidies disappear. Congressional leaders fear a “braindrain” if their staffers leave.Rep. Pete Session, R-Texas, warned, “It’s going to hinder our abilityfor members to take care of their families.” Rep. Tom Cole, R-Okla., said, “A lot of the staff stays on largely because of the benefitlevels and particularly if you’ve got peoplewith families—it’s just not right.” Rep. John Larsonn,D-Conn., complained, “Listen, this is simplynot fair to these employees. They are federalemployees.”We appreciate their concern for federal employees—butwhat about the rest of us?Since Obamacare was signed into law in 2010,private employers have been warning that itwould cause confusion, market disruption, andrising prices.Apparently, that reality is just now reachingthe lawmakers on Capitol Hill.GuestcommentaryDon C.Brunell,President,Association ofWashingtonBusinessRepublican and Democratic Congressional leaders are scramblingto find a “fix” to protect their staffers. Hopefully, in thatprocess, they will fix it for the rest of us.Most insurers are predicting big premium increases under Obamacare,a stark contrast to the president’s promise that the lawwould actually reduce health insurance costs. For example, theOhio Department of Insurance recently predicted that premiums inthat state will rise by 88 percent under Obamacare.Another unknown is how many Americans will receive premiumsubsidies and how much those subsidies will cost taxpayers. Asmany as 26 million Americans may be eligible for subsidies nextyear. The law provides subsidies to individuals with annual incomesof $45,000 and up to $94,200 for a family of four.But some families may lose their coverage entirely.Douglas Holtz-Eakin, former director of the Congressional BudgetOffice, notes that the penalties in Obamacare for not providingemployer-sponsored coverage are so small that, faced with skyrocketingpremiums, employers will drop their existing employeehealth plans. It’s simply cheaper to pay the fine and move those employeesinto state health insurance exchanges.Holtz-Eakin estimates that as many as 40 million workers couldlose their employer-sponsored health coverage. Critics charge thatthese perverse incentives are designed to destabilize the private insurancemarket and forge a national single-payer governmenthealth care system. Regardless of intent, the impact will be severe.Some of the same labor unions that enthusiastically supportedObamacare are now having second thoughts. They’re concernedthat the incentives to push employees into state exchanges will undermineunion contracts. Historically, high-quality health benefitshave been one of the biggest enticements labor unions have to attractand retain members. If workers are shunted into the state exchanges,that benefit disappears.In Washington, D. C., congressional leaders are waiting for theOffice of Personnel Management to decide whether members ofCongress and their staffers will continue to receive their taxpayerfundedsubsidies after Jan. 1.That decision, expected in the next few months, may “fix” thingsfor the folks who work on Capitol Hill. But what about the rest ofus?LETTERS FROM THE COMMUNITYDon’t flick thoseashesTo the Editor:During this fire season, please donot flick the ash of your cigarettesoutside your car window. Please eitheruse your ashtray in your vehicleor a butt can. It is extremely dry,and fires can easily start from a cigarette.I don't wish to be burnt out ofmy home because someone couldn'tor wouldn't use their ashtray. Thankyou.Judy HartGoldendaleWhich ones are real?...June 26: 1870—The U.S. declares Christmas a federalholiday. 1959—The Great Lakes welcome oceangoingships with the opening of the Saint LawrenceSeaway. Born: László Löwenstein a/k/a Peter Lorre(1904). International Day against DrugAbuse and Illicit Trafficking. Today’s Word:Theranostics—strategy combining diagnosticsand therapeutics to monitor treatmentresponse and to increase drug efficacy.June 27: 1652—The first U.S. speed limitlaw is enacted in New Amsterdam (nowNYC). Born: Tobey Maguire (1975). Died:Shelby Foote (2005). National Orange BlossomDay. Today’s Word: Cibosity—a large cache of foodsupplies.June 28: 1778—Mary Ludwig Hays carries water tocolonial soldiers at the Revolutionary War Battle ofMonmouth, N.J. She is nicknamed Mary Pitcher.2012—The Supreme Court upholds health care mandate.Died: President James Madison (1836). NationalTapioca Day. Today’s Word: Labrose—thick-lipped.Let’s hope thefestival stays aliveThis Weekin HistoryTim O’NeillTo the Editor:From Hardshell Harmony andthe Northwest Bluegrass communitymany thanks to the GoldendaleChamber of Commerce, EarleneSullivan and Randie Carly (the volunteerswe met) for this weekend'sbluegrass festival.Over the years there has beenmany complaints and grousingabout this festival. This year weheard exactly zero complaints and agreat many compliments.Although the weather was spectacularonly one day (Saturday) thefestival was outstanding.We have no suggestions for improvementand only hope that thesponsor and ticket income was sufficientto allow a 2014 edition.From all the pickers, singers andgrinners a big thanks to the Goldendalecommunity and the Chamberof Commerce.Hardshell HarmonyBluegrass BandThe Dalles and Hood RiverChristmas becomes federal holiday, first electric stoveJune 29: 1652—Massachusetts declares it is an independentcommonwealth. It is later followed by Kentucky,Pennsylvania and Virginia. 2007—The AppleiPhone goes on sale. Died: Elizabeth Barrett Browning(1861). Waffle Iron Day. Today’s Word: Yegg—a felon,burglar, safecracker.June 30: 1896—New York City’s William.S. Hadaway, Jr., gets the first U.S. patent forthe electric stove. Despite the technologicalbreakthrough, most men still can’t boil anegg. 2013—12,309 kids unfortunately learnby experience what is meant by a quickfuse. Meteor Day. Today’s Word: Pataphysics—thescience of imaginary solutions.See Politics, Economics and Editorials.July 1: 1963—The U.S. Postal Service gives Americansmore to forget about when it introduces the fivedigitzip code. 2008—President Bush removes NelsonMandela from the Terror Watch List. Died: HarrietBeecher Stowe joins Topsy (1896). Lasagna AwarenessMonth. Today’s Phrase: Today’s Word: Enodate—to unravel,clear difficulties, to free from knots.Next Java Talk: Friday, July 5,8 a.m., Golden Coyote CoffeeTHE GOLDENDALE SENTINELOFFICIAL NEWSPAPER FOR GOLDENDALE AND KLICKITAT COUNTY, WAESTABLISHED 1879 • PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM OFFICES AT117 W. 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GOLDENDALE, WASHINGTONJUNE 26, 2013 — A5COMMUNITYLyle Saturday market draws travelers off highwayCONTRIBUTED PHOTOCONCERNED CITIZEN: Little Jocee Jo Hoctor and Nana MaryPierce picked up garbage along the BZ-Glenwood Highway. JoceeJo had been distressed by the thoughtless tossing of trash along theroad.Summer begins withsummer school and VBSAnother Ketchum KalfRodeo in Glenwood has comeand gone; and the town has returnedto its normal pace.Swimming lessons throughthe school finished up lastweek; and thecountdown forsummer school isnow less than twoweeks.Vacation BibleSchool is underwayat the PioneerMemorial CommunityChurch thisweek offering afternoon activitiesfor children after summerschool lets out.Farmers with haying onthe mind are waiting for therecent showers to pass andthe warm weather to cooperatefor their endeavors.One of the community servicesthat our Mt. AdamsCommunity 4-H group performsis picking up trash atGlenwoodNewsGlenwoodHomemakersthe rodeo grounds followingthe annual event. We have abudding 4-H trash-pickerupperin the making in Glenwoodtoo. Little Jocee Jo Hoctorhad been distressed by thethoughtless tossingof trash on theroad along thePierce’s property;so she and NanaMary Piercecleaned upgarbage one-quartermile each wayalong the BZ-GlenwoodHighway recently.Mary shared a picture ofJocee with the fruits of theirlabor stacked in a littlewagon. The Pierce’s barn andsilo along with Mt. Adams areprominently featured in thebackground.Thank you to our 4-H membersas well as Jocee for helpingto keep our communitytidy!Lyle School Districtannounces honor rollLyle School District released the honor roll for the finalterm of the 2012-2013 school year.High School: Honors (3.50-3.99); Jaryd Quintero, JohnStephens, LeslieAnn Rodriguez, Jacob Zeigler and RileyHaner.Honorable Mention (3.00-3.49); Jacob Armour, CheyenneChase, Justin Mills, Dustin Mutch, Chance Carpenter, ChadMiller, Elizabeth Smith, Brendon Stuart and Ricky Weddle.Middle School: Honors (3.50-3.99); Emily Darland, PhilipKilian, Gage Mattox, Morgan Bowman and Vanessa OrdazHonorable Mention (3.00-3.49); Bridget Jones, ZacheryMiller and Max Zeigler.Wishram recognizestop studentsStudents of WishramSchool received awards forthe second semester of the2012-2013 school year.High Honors (GPA 3.49-4.00) Jasmine Biggs 3.83,Dakota Doolin 3.70, SuzanneMcConville 3.68, JonathanVonAhn 3.59, Andrew Beckers4.00, Gabe Montoya 3.61,Alex Cloud 3.89, Elijah Mc-Cullough 3.86,Honor Roll (GPA 3.25-3.48):Rianna Dorr 3.36, Angel Barger3.46, Phil Tolentino 3.44Excellent Attendance: Juniorhigh - Phil Tolentino,Aaron Basse, Alex Cloud;high school – Caleb Stephens,CJ Brionez, Kasey Miller.“Indian” of the Semester:Junior high – Phil Tolentino;High school – MaeLynn Luke.The Columbia Grange willmeet at the grange hall onOld Highway 8, Tuesday, July2, at 6 p.m. In order to keepthe grange alive, obligationof new members and electionof officers will beheld. Other topicsof building andmaintenance andfundraising willbe discussed. Supportour localgrange by attendingthis meeting.The celebrationof Hermelinda Archuleta’slife mirrored her existencehere on earth. She wasa lively, happy little womanfull of love, with eyes thatsparkled when they madecontact with yours. Bagpipeswere one of her favorites anda piper greeted the crowd andLyle NewsMildred Lykensbegan the opening ceremonywith Amazing Grace. Afterthe service a mariachi bandprompted the guests to the reception.I’m sure Hermi’sspirit was happy; that the celebrationof her lifewas not filled withas many tears asthere were lovingmemories.A couple fromthe Seattle areawere drivingthrough and visitedthe SaturdayMarket after they “saw theselittle tents set up and decidedto see what was going on.Then we saw that a museumwas open next to it and saidto each other, ‘this is great,we can do both’.” I guesswe’re better at pulling intravelers than we are locals.Both the Saturday Marketand the Twin Bridges Museumwill be open every Saturday;the museum from 10a.m. to 2 p.m. and the marketfrom 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.The Lyle Activity Center(LAC) is still looking for aperson or couple to serve as apark host. The hosts will residein their own RV on thepark grounds. The LAC willprovide: A spot to park asmall recreational vehicle ortrailer, an extension cordfrom building for power, freeWifi, a key to access thebuilding with toilets andsinks. Note: there is no showerin the building howeverthe Lyle Merc, two blocksaway, has a public shower. Nowater/sewer hookups areavailable but there are nearbycampgrounds with cleaningstations. Hostduties: Provide a visible securitypresence at thepark, greet park users, performlight maintenance dutiesincluding picking up litter,monitor conditions ingreen space, notify an LACboard member of any maintenanceissues, notify law enforcementwhen emergenciesarise or activities within thepark warrant it, and may includeother specific duties asagreed upon with the LACboard. It is intended that thisbe a summer-long position.Well-behaved pets are welcome.If interested, pleasecontact Marcia Buser at 5034 8 1 - 1 8 7 0or buserpdx@yahoo.comSubmit your news to: MildredLykens: 365-0060 –lykensme@embarqmail.comKVH acquires new digital mamm machineThe Java Talk group was quite comicalthis week and lively with conversation.John White, C.E.O. ofKVH reported at Java Talkthat the new digital mammographymachine will beinstalled, hopefully in timefor October’s Breast CancerAwareness month.Someone asked what doyou do with the old oneand the group thought ofall kinds of ways to sell it or get rid of it.A participant asked C.E.O. Whitewhether our hospital had to provide ambulanceservice if the E.M.S. Levy didnot pass, and White said “No, we do nothave to provide ambulance service” Itwas mentioned that the hospital couldrevert back to the old days before theygot ambulance service in 1964. Thatwould be to hire the funeral home toSPECIAL COLLECTIONS AND UNIVERSITY ARCHIVES, UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, EUGENE. PHOTO BY LEE MOORHOUSEHISTORY DINNER: Wishram Indians with Hand Bells, circa 1905 The Columbia Gorge DiscoveryCenter is kicking off the Fort Dalles Days events on Friday, July 12, 5:30 p.m., with a History Dinnerand a 6:30 p.m. presentation by Steven L. Grafe, Curator of Art at Maryhill Museum of Art. Grafe’spresentation will cover the Columbia Basin photography of Lee Moorhouse from 1898 to 1916. TheDiscovery Center is located at 5000 Discovery Drive, The Dalles. For information call 541-296-8600 x 201 or visit www.gorgediscovery.org.Hear’sGoldendaleDianaNotestinetransport patients as they did before.White also pointed out that for thefirst time, during the month of May,KVH had taken in more moneythan it spent because of havingthe new surgeon, Dr. Orozco.Something else brought upat Java Talk, was to have bicycleracks on Main Street. If youthink it is a necessity for downtownGoldendale, bring it up tothe City.A Main Street business personat Java Talk was not happy to see a‘Letter from the Community’ in TheGoldendale Sentinel, about someonewho drives long distance to shop at Wal-Mart. If you check with some of yourlocal stores here in Goldendale, you willfind that they will provide a chair foryou to sit in while they personally doyour shopping, also saying that the negativeresults of shopping out of town goSupport GoldendalePRC through WalkGoldendale Pregnancy Resourceis offering the communityan opportunity to helpthe local Center.On Saturday, July 13, the 5kWalk, Run, Stroller for Life2013 event begins with registrationat 8 a.m. The racestarts at 8:30 a.m. The startingpoint for this year’s event isthe Father’s House Fellowshipchurch, located at 207 S.Klickitat.Pledge forms are availableat GPRC Facebook page,www.goldendaleprc.org,Adonai’s Christian Bookstore,Sole 2 Soul Health Center,and local churches.For more information, callthe Center at 773-5501.beyond just the shopping.The Back Packs for Kids Program issupplying a free sack lunch for kids thissummer. The free lunches will be providedat the Goldendale UnitedMethodist Church at the corner ofBroadway and Columbus Streets everyThursday and Friday from noon to 1p.m. The program, which began June20, continues through Aug. 23.The events are happening one afterthe other here in Goldendale for the remainderof the summer!The Festival of Speed is back thisweek on the Historic Maryhill Loops 2.2mile road from June 26 to June 30. Morethan 200 top international competitorsare brought to the Eastern ColumbiaGorge for the Downhill SkateboardingWorld Cup as well as street luge andclassic luge events. For more informationgo to www.maryhillfestivalofspeed.com

GOLDENDALE, WASHINGTONJUNE 26, 2013 — A7RECORDSOngoing EventsEvery MondayTill Aug. 26•Jam sessions on the sidewalkby Dr. Ogden’s office at7 p.m. All musicians who areinterested in playing are welcomeas well as any who wishto come and listen. 773-4114.Every Monday - Friday•KLCK 1400 am Hotline from8:35 a.m to 9 a.m.Every Monday andWednesday•Goldendale Wrestling Clubfrom 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. in theGoldendale High Schoolgym. All ages welcome.Every First Monday•Wishram Community Councilmeeting at 82 Main St.,Wishram. Public is invited.Call for times, 772-2702.Every First and ThirdMonday•Rainbow Girls meeting at219 S. Columbus. Dinner at6:30 p.m. (open to the public)with meeting following. 773-4567.Every Second Monday•Book Talk P.M., a readingand discussion group foradults from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. atthe Goldendale CommunityLibrary, 131 W. Burgen. 773-4487.•A.B.A.T.E. meets at theGoldendale American Legion.at 7 p.m.Every Tuesday•Take Off Pounds Sensibly(T.O.P.S.) meets in theRiverview Bank meetingroom at 9 a.m. For more information,contact Debbie at773-5301.•Weight Watchers meetingsat 5 p.m. at the GoldendalePrimary School library, locatedat 820 S. Schuster. ContactMaureen for more information,773-6344.•Celebrate Recovery with apotluck from 6:30 p.m. to 9p.m. at New Life Assembly ofGod Church, 1602 S. ColumbusAve. Bus pick-up at thecourthouse at 6:20 p.m. Childcareavailable.•AA women’s support groupmeets from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. atthe Goldendale UnitedMethodist Church, located at109 E. Broadway.Every Tues., Wed.& Thurs.•Family History Center, locatedat the corner of N.Columbus and McKinley isopen Tues. & Thurs. 10 a.m. to2 p.m., Wed. 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.and 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Ancestry.complus more. Appointmentsavailable outsidethese hours. Open to the public.(509) 250-3095.Every Tuesday andThursday•KLCK Klickitat AM talkshow at 8:05 a.m. on 1400amor klck1400.com.Every First Tuesday•Goldendale Photo Clubmeets at 6 p.m. at GoldenPhoto, 105 W Main. Anyonewith a passion for photographywelcome. 772-2717.•Klickitat Republicans meet at6:15 p.m. at the DallesportCommunity Center.w w w . k l i c k i t a trepublicans.org•Goldendale Aglow meets at 7p.m. at Father’s House Fellowship,located at 207 S.Klickitat. 773-5870.Every Second Tuesday•Klickitat County Search andRescue general meeting andtraining at 6:30 p.m. at theKPUD meeting room. 773-4455.Every Second & FourthTuesday•Simcoe Chapter of Toastmastersmeets at noon atChrist the King LutheranChurch.Every Third Tuesday•Klickitat County Fair Boardmeeting from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.in the WSU building at thefair grounds. Open to thepublic.Every Wednesday•Kiwanis meets at 7 a.m. atGolden Coyote Coffee, locatedon Main Street.•Open Studio for Kids (ageseight to 14) at Golden ArtGallery from 4 p.m. to 5 p.m.CALENDAR OF EVENTS$10 per session. Studentartists can explore a wide varietyof techniques and artmaterials. Pre-registrationrequired, 773-5100.•Open public prayer at GoldendaleNazarene Church, locatedat 124 W. Allyn, at 6:30p.m.Every First Wednesday•Kids’ Club at the GoldendaleCommunity Library from 3p.m. to 4 p.m. Enjoy games,reader theater and snacks.Games provided or bringyour own to share. Fun forkids ages eight to 12.•Klickitat Chapter of TroutUnlimited meeting at 6:30p.m. in Goldendale at ColumbiaState Bank. Public is welcome,773-3326.Every First and ThirdWednesday•Goldendale Little Leaguemeeting at Goldendale Cityfire hall at 6 p.m.Every Second Wednesday•Alzheimer's AssociationCaregiver Support Group atthe Goldendale Senior Center,located at 115 E. Main,from 10:30 a.m.-12:00 p.m.•Columbia Basin Goat Guildmeeting at 2 p.m. at GoldenCoyote Coffee, 120 W. Main inGoldendale. Open to anyoneinterested in goats or hasgoats. (509) 225-0371Every Thursday•Goldendale Chamber businessluncheon from noon to 1p.m. Monthly list is availableat the Chamber, 773-3400.Also available in UpcomingEvents.•Bingo at the GoldendaleAmerican Legion Post 116 formembers and their guests at6:30 p.m.Every First Thursday•Masonic Lodge, 219 S.Columbus, meeting. Dinnerat 6:30 p.m. open to the public,meeting follows. Formore information, visitwww.goldendalefreemasons.orgor call 773-5785.Every First and ThirdThursday•Goldendale moms group/playgroup from 9:30 a.m. to 11:30a.m. at Goldendale CommunityGrace Brethren Church. Formore information, call Jenniferat (503) 703-1330.Every First, Third &Fourth Thursday•Cub Scout Pack 551 in Goldendalemeets at the UnitedMethodist church at 6:30 p.m.(509) 434-8799Every Second Thursday•Goldendale CommunitySupport Group for SchoolFood. Parents, teachers,school staff members andregular citizens interested inthe quality of food our publicschool students get. Meet atthe Goldendale UnitedMethodist Church at 6:30p.m.•Artist reception beginning at4 p.m. at the Golden ArtGallery. Featuring a new artshow, wine tasting, live musicand snacks. 773-5100.•Klickitat County Meth ActionTeam meeting at HometownPizza from noon to 1 p.m.Everyone is invited.•Goldendale Motorsports Associationmeeting at HometownPizza at 6 p.m. for dinner,meeting starts at 7 p.m.Every Third Thursday•Oil pastels taught at theGolden Art Gallery, from 10a.m. to noon. 773-5100.Every Friday•Yarn Benders, a knit, crochetand sewing group, meetsfrom 10 a.m. to noon at GoldenCoyote Coffee, located onWest Main in Goldendale.Everyone is invited to bringany type of needlework theywould like. 773-3163.Every First and ThirdFriday•Java Talk at 8 a.m. at GoldenCoyote Coffee, located at 120W. Main Street.•Wishram Diabetic Educationand Support groupmeets in the Wishram CommunityChurch at 3 p.m.Everyone is welcome.Every Saturday•Goldendale Farmers’ Marketfrom 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. atEkone Park.•Pinochle at 7 p.m. promptly,at the Odd Fellows Temple,301 NW 2nd St., Goldendale.Every First Saturday•Men’s breakfast at ColumbusAve. Baptist Church, locatedat 815 N. Columbus, at 8a.m. 773-5075.•Men’s breakfast at CommunityGrace Brethren Church,located at 1180 S. Roosevelt at8 a.m. 773-3388.Every First & ThirdSaturday•Men’s Breakfast at GoldendaleNazarene Church, locatedat 124 W. Allyn. Call MikeHoward for time and moreinformation, 773-3217.Every Second Saturday•Pencil with Joan at the GoldenArt Gallery at 10 a.m. Preregistrationrequired, 773-5100.Every Third Saturday•Oriental art (Sumi brushtechniques) at the GoldenArt Gallery at 10 a.m. withMargaret. Pre-registrationrequired, 773-5100.•Goldendale Senior Centerbreakfast. Everyone is welcome.$3 per person.Every Fourth Saturday•Handmade books class atthe Golden Art Gallery at 10a.m. Pre-registration required,773-5100.Every First & ThirdSunday•Breakfast at the GoldendaleAmerican Legion for membersand guests from 8 a.m. to10:30 a.m. with menu selections.773-4265.UpcomingWed. - Sun., June 26 - 30•Maryhill Festival of Speedon the Maryhill Loops Road.World-class pros and top juniorand women downhillskateboarders duke it out forthe coveted IDF World Cuppoints.Thursday, June 27•Business luncheon at theGlass Onion at noon. KathyDollarhyde will be giving anupdate on Relay for Life, tobe held in Goldendale onSept. 7.•Piano music at The Presbyat 7 p.m. Mary Jo Olson andDr. Ogden will present awide range of musical erasand styles. Dr. Ogden’sMopar Limo Service willprovide free transportation,773-4114.Friday, June 28•Juggling with CharlieBrown at the Goldendale Libraryat 3 p.m. Comedy andamazing juggling tricks.Saturday, June 29•Soroptimist Tea and SilentAuction at 1 p.m. at Christthe King Lutheran Church.Tickets are $10 each and areavailable at MonkeyshinesGallery, 514 S. Columbus, orThe Fiber Arts Studio at 118W. Main. All proceeds benefittheir scholarship fund.Everyone is welcome.•Mt. Adams Country Bicycletour. 11.5 mile family funride, 51 mile valley loop, 54mile forest loop, and 105 mileinfitinity ride. Pre-registrationrequested, http://troutlakewashington.com/business/events-2/mt-adams-bicycle-tour/Wednesday, July 3•Trout Unlimited meeting atColumbia Bank in Goldendaleat 6:30 p.m. 773-3326Thurs. - Sat., July 4 - 6•Community Days in downtownGoldendale starts offThursday with the demolitionderby and fireworks display.Events all weekend include,parade on Saturdaymorning, carnival rides andmuch more.Fri. & Sat., July 5 & 6•Friends of the Librarybooksale at the GoldendaleLibrary. Starts at 10 a.m.both days. Closes at 6 p.m. onFriday and 4 p.m. on Saturday.Open to the public•First annual Crush theCoaches tennis tournamentat the Goldendale HighSchool tennis courts. Cost is$40 per team, all skill levelswelcome, mixed doubles(one guy/one girl per team).Pool play on Friday night beginsat 6 p.m., Saturdaystarts at noon. Support goesto the high school tennisteam. To sign up call 773-5761oremailjamesandkylee@hotmail.comSunday, July 7•No jam session at the GoldendaleAmerican Legion.They will resume on the firstSunday in August.Friday, July 12•Pioneer Living historyshow at the Goldendale Libraryat 3 p.m. Learn aboutpioneer tools and toys in thehands-on presentation.Saturday, July 13•Walk, Run, Stroller for Lifefundraiser for the GoldendalePregnancy ResourceCenter. Registration at 8 a.m.at Father’s House Fellowship207 S. Klickitat, 5K racebegins at 8:30 a.m. Prizesawarded for 1st, 2nd and 3rdplace. Pledge forms availableat GPRC facebook page,www.goldendaleprc.org,Adonai’s Christian Bookstore,Sole to Soul HealthCenter and local churches.Sat. & Sun., July 13 & 14•Troutlake Festival of Artsat Farmgate Organics, locatedat 49 Little MountainRoad. 55 juried artists, livemusic all weekend, children’shands-on art, regionalwines, brews and food. Freeparking/no admission fee.www.troutlakefestivalofthearts.comFri. - Sun., July 19 to 21•Goldendale Flea Market.Go to http://www.goldendaleevents.com/eventslist/goldendale-flea-market/for more information.Sat. & Sun., July 20 & 21•W. E. Rock World ExtremeRock Crawling ChampionshipSeries at BrokenBoulder Ranch, 290 PipelineRd. in Goldendale. Two dayadult pass $25, one day adultpass $15, youth eight to 15 $5.Competition starts at 10 a.m.both days.If you have an item for theCalendar of EventsEmail Heidi athmccarty@goldendalesentinel.comDeadline:Noon on MondayWEATHERWednesday, June 26P Cloudy, High 76, Low 51Sunrise: 5:15 a.m.Sunset: 8:57 p.m.Thursday, June 27Sunny, High 85, Low 53Sunrise: 5:15 a.m.Sunset: 8:57 p.m.Friday, June 28Sunny, High 91, Low 58Sunrise: 5:16 a.m.Sunset: 8:57 p.m.Saturday, June 29Sunny, High 93, Low 56Sunrise: 5:16 a.m.Sunset: 8:57 p.m.Sunday, June 30Sunny, High 91, Low 58Sunrise: 5:17 a.m.Sunset: 8:57 p.m.Monday, July 1Sunny, High 93, Low 59Sunrise: 5:17 a.m.Sunset: 8:57 p.m.Tuesday, July 2Sunny, High 94, Low 57Sunrise: 5:18 a.m.Sunset: 8:57 p.m.Check out our website for the mostcurrent weather information fromWeather Underground.www.goldendalesentinel.comSenior Meals• Thursday, June 27NoonGoldendaleSenior CenterCountry Steak• Tuesday, July 2NoonGoldendale SeniorCenter & LyleCommunity CenterHamburgerCall Mt. AdamsTransportation Servicefor transportationto meal sites:Goldendale 773-3060White Salmon 493-4662EASTDISTRICTCOURTMay 14•Tommy Wayne Feller: DWLS1 (4/10/12), Oper. Veh. WithoutIgnition Interlock (4/10/12);Count one amended to DWLS3, guilty plea to amendedcharge, 90 days/90 susp.,fines/fees $840, 12 monthbench probation, count twodismissed per state’s motion.•Michael Tucker Lauff: DUI(4/14/12), Legend Drug - Poss.No Prescription (4/14/12);Count one amended to NegligentDriving 1, guilty plea toamended charge, 90 days/88susp., fines/fees $545, 12months bench probation,count two dismissed perstate’s motion.•Richard Roseph Skahan:DWLS 3 (9/22/11); Guilty plea,fines/fees $1,140, 90 days/88susp., 24 months bench prbation.•Gareld Dick Street, Jr.: DWLS3 (7/15/10); Guilty plea accepted,sentencing set over.•Gareld Dick Street, Jr.: MaliciousMischief 3 PhysicalDamage 91/24/11); Dismissedper civil compromise.May 16•Marc Charles Boberg: Speeding10 MPH Over Limit(4/18/13); Committed, fine$113.•Matthew Allen Moorman:Speeding 5 MPH Over Limit(4/21/13); Committed, fine $75.•Michael Gordon Williams: Fl.Renew Expired Reg. GreaterThan Two Months (5/2/13);Committed, fine $150.•Jeremy Dominique Foix: Littering- Abandoned Vehicle(2/22/13); Dismissed.•Charles Gordon Hicks:Speeding 13 MPH Over Limit(3/23/13); Committed, fine$154.May 21•Steven Anders Jensen: DUI(10/5/12); Guilty plea, 364days/325 susp., fines/fees$1,353.50, 60 months probation.•Candice Natasha Davenport:Criminal Trespass 2 (3/26/12);Dismissed per deferred sentenceorder.•Tracy Jane Hoctor: DisorderlyConduct (12/25/10); Dismissedper deferred sentenceorder.

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GOLDENDALE, WASHINGTONJUNE 26, 2013 — B1SPORTSWater sports dominate Klickitat County sceneANDREW CHRISTIANSENREPORTERWith summer upon us, allmanners of water sports aregetting into high gear. KlickitatCounty is renowned for itsfishing, thanks mostly to theColumbia River, but it is alsoa destination of choice forwhite water sports and windsports on the big river.FishingThe spring run of Chinooksalmon has pretty much runits course by now, but thesummer run is just gettingstarted. Last week on theKlickitat River there were fewfishers out trying their luck,mostly for steelhead.One of the guides who wasout on Friday was BobBarthlow, of Dallesport.Barthlow said they weren’tcatching much right now dueto the fact it is early in theseason and the river is runninghigh with poor visibility.Barthlow said he has beenworking Drano Lake andother sites west, including theCowlitz River. He was also excitedabout the future of fishingon the Columbia Riverwith the recent opening ofthe Chief Joseph hatchery onthe Colville Tribal reservation.The hatchery held itsgrand opening on June 20. Accordingto tribal informationabout the hatchery, it is thefourth of four hatcheries thatwere promised to be built bythe Bonneville Power Administrationto offset some of thelost fishery due to the buildingof the Grand Coulee Dam.Only three of the hatcherieswere built until someone noticedthe discrepancy andpushed for completion of thefourth at Chief Joseph Dam.The thing that getsBarthlow excited is the intentionof the hatchery to release3-million smolt per year. Thetribe hopes that it will increasethe tribal catch fromabout 2,000 fish per year toaround 20,000. With the migrationthrough the ColumbiaRiver gorge, Barthlow expectsthe increased presenceof fish to cause a boon to fishingalong the Columbia River.With the first release yet tocome, the first returns aren’texpected until around 2017,says Barthlow.Another one-time guide,Ben John was camping at theIce House camp grounds lastweekend. John is back in thearea after spending a lot oftime guiding and outfitting inAlaska. What draws Johnhere is “the beauty of theplace and the people,” saysJohn. Originally from theYakima Valley, John says heused to come to Klickitat tofish as a kid. He says therewere just two outfits guidingon the Klickitat when he firstgot into that business there in1979. He moved to Alaska in1982 and retired from thebusiness in 2010.KayakingThere were plenty ofkayaks heading up on theKlickitat last weekend. It is adestination for easy kayakruns, great for leisure andideal for training beginners.One of the outfits that usesthe Klickitat for training isWet Planet Whitewater out ofHusum. Kayak school has becomean important part oftheir business, according toco-owner, Jaco Klinkenberg.The kayak school now hasfour full-time instructors plusseveral who work part-time.RaftingAs hot as kayaking is onthe Klickitat and WhiteSalmon rivers, rafting is stillthe mainstay of the businessand it is booming.Klinkenberg says she hasdefinitely seen an increase inbusiness, which actuallybegan last year, she attributesto an improved economy. Aprime measure for that is thenumber of wedding groupsthey host. “The Gorge is apopular place for weddings,”says Klinkenberg. The associatedrafting groups started toimprove last year and accordingto Klinkenberg, “businesshas been extremely good thisspring.”Wet Planet Whitewaterand Zoller’s OutdoorOdesseys, just up the river atBZ Corners, are the two locallyowned and operated raftingbusinesses on the WhiteSalmon River. Several othercompanies also run the riverwhich boasts a run over a 10-foot water fall at Husum, oncethe river level subsides in latesummer.Both companies rely oncorporate clients and WetPlanet Whitewater alsoworks with the U.S. Army’sAdventure Quest program,which provides excitement tosoldiers returning fromstints in places likeAfghanistan. Joint base FortLewis-McCord sends busloads of soldiers to Husum aspart of the program to helpchannel the adrenaline intosome non-destructive activitiesas soldiers adapt to lifeaway from the front.Another program WetPlanet works with is a kayakingexperience for cancer survivors.Fifteen people were onthe Klickitat River last week,learning how to enjoy thethrill of kayaking.Klinkenberg says this isthe place to be, and it isn’tjust coming from a local perspective.Klinkenberg is originallyfrom Holland, not a hot-bed ofwhite water sports. Back inthe 1990’s, Klinkenberg andher partner were enjoyingworking on the white water ofCosta Rica when they first entertainedthe notion of startingtheir own business. Thatopportunity came when AAASee Klickitat, Page B8ANDREW CHRISTIANSENWHY IT IS CALLED WHITE: A kayaker cuts through the foam at theput-in site at BZ Corners, above and a group of rafters gets wet atthe small drop below the bridge at Husum.ANDREW CHRISTIANSENVARIETY: If it can be done on water, it is done in Klickitat County. Atleft, a kite boarder and sailboarder share the Columbia River offDoug’s Beach, east of Lyle and above, Bob Barthlow guides his driftboat through rapids on the Klickitat River.

B2 — JUNE 26, 2013GOLDENDALE, WASHINGTONNOTICESNOTICE OF TRUSTEE’SSALEFile No.: 7023.104659Grantors: Northwest TrusteeServices, Inc. Wells FargoBank, N.A. Grantee:Matthew G. Melby, a marriedperson, as his separateestate Ref to DOT AuditorFile No.: 1075054 Tax ParcelID No.: 03-11-1964-0210/00Abbreviated Legal: LOT 10,BLK 2 NAPPERS TO WSNESW 19-3-11, KLICKITATCO., WA Notice of Trustee’sSale Pursuant to theRevised Code ofWashington 61.24, et seq.THIS NOTICE IS THEFINAL STEP BEFORE THEFORECLOSURE SALE OFYOUR HOME You have only20 DAYS from the recordingdate of this notice to pursuemediation. DO NOT DELAY.CONTACT A HOUSINGCOUNSELOR OR ANATTORNEY LICENSED INWASHINGTON NOW toassess your situation andrefer you to mediation if youare eligible and it may helpyou save your home. Seebelow for safe sources ofhelp. SEEKING ASSIS-TANCE Housing counselorsand legal assistance may beavailable at little or no cost toyou. If you would like assistancein determining yourrights and opportunities tokeep your house, you maycontact the following: Thestatewide foreclosure hotlinefor assistance and referral tohousing counselors recommendedby the HousingFinance CommissionTelephone: Toll-free: 1-877-894-HOME (1-877-894-4663). Web site:http://www.dfi.wa.gov/consumers/homeownership/post purchase counselors foreclosure.htmThe UnitedStates Department ofHousing and UrbanDevelopment Telephone:Toll-free: 1-800-569-4287.Website:http://www.hud.gov/offices/hsg/sfh/hcc/fc/index.cfm?webListAction=search&searchstate=WA&filterSvc=dfcThestatewide civil legal aid hotlinefor assistance and referralsto other housing counselorsand attorneysTelephone: Toll-free: 1-800-606-4819. Web site:http://nwjustice.org/whatclear.I. On July 5, 2013, at10:00 a.m. inside the mainlobby of the Klickitat CountyCourthouse, 205 SouthColumbus Ave in the City ofGoldendale, State ofWashington, the undersignedTrustee (subject toany conditions imposed bythe Trustee) will sell at publicauction to the highest andbest bidder, payable at timeof sale, the followingdescribed real property“Property”, situated in theCounty(ies) of Klickitat,State of Washington: Lot 10,Block 2, Nappers Addition tothe Town of White Salmon,according to the Plat thereof,recorded in Book 2, Page29, Klickitat County PlatRecords. Commonly knownas: 127 NortheastSnohomish Avenue WhiteSalmon, WA 98672-9198which is subject to that certainDeed of Trust dated01/16/08, recorded on01/17/08, under Auditor’sFile No. 1075054, records ofKlickitatCounty,Washington, from MatthewG. Melby, a married personas his separate estate, asGrantor, to NorthwestTrustee Services, LLC, asTrustee, to secure an obligation“Obligation” in favor ofWells Fargo Bank, N.A., asBeneficiary. *The Tax ParcelID number and AbbreviatedLegal Description are providedsolely to comply with therecording statutes and arenot intended to supplement,amend or supersede theProperty’s full legal descriptionprovided herein. II. Noaction commenced by theBeneficiary of the Deed ofTrust is now pending to seeksatisfaction of the Obligationin any Court by reason of theGrantor’s or Borrower’sdefault on the Obligationsecured by the Deed ofTrust. III. The Beneficiaryalleges default of the Deedof Trust for failure to pay thefollowing amounts now inarrears and/or otherdefaults: Amount due to reinstateby 02/28/2013 MonthlyPayments $7,142.35 LateCharges $282.35 Lender’sFees & Costs ($11.47) TotalArrearage $7,413.23Trustee’s Expenses(Itemization) Trustee’s Fee$875.00 Title Report$633.71 Statutory Mailings$20.00 Recording Costs$14.00 Postings $70.00 SaleCosts $0.00 Total Costs$1,612.71 Total AmountDue: $9,025.94 Other knowndefaults as follows: IV. Thesum owing on the Obligationis: Principal Balance of$166,342.37, together withinterest as provided in thenote or other instrument evidencingthe Obligation from09/01/12, and such othercosts and fees as are dueunder the Obligation, and asare provided by statute. V.The Property will be sold tosatisfy the expense of saleand the Obligation as providedby statute. The sale willbe made without representationor warranty, express orimplied regarding title, possession,encumbrances orcondition of the Property onJuly 5, 2013. The default(s)referred to in paragraph III,together with any subsequentpayments, latecharges, advances costsand fees thereafter due,must be cured by 06/24/13(11 days before the saledate), to cause a discontinuanceof the sale. The salewill be discontinued and terminatedif at any time before06/24/13 (11 days before thesale date), the default(s) asset forth in paragraph III,together with any subsequentpayments, latecharges, advances, costsand fees thereafter due,is/are cured and theTrustee’s fees and costs arepaid. The sale may be terminatedany time after06/24/13 (11 days before thesale date), and before thesale by the Borrower,Grantor, any Guarantor orthe holder of any recordedjunior lien or encumbrancepaying the entire balance ofprincipal and interestsecured by the Deed ofTrust, plus costs, fees, andadvances, if any made pursuantto the terms of theobligation and/or Deed ofTrust, and curing all otherdefaults. VI. A written noticeof default was transmitted bythe Beneficiary or Trustee tothe Borrower and Grantor atthe following address(es):NAME AND ADDRESSMatthew G. Melby 127Northeast SnohomishAvenue White Salmon, WA98672-9198 Matthew G.Melby 811 9th Street HoodRiver, OR 97031 UnknownSpouse and/or DomesticPartner of Matthew G. Melby127 Northeast SnohomishAvenue White Salmon, WA98672-9198 UnknownSpouse and/or DomesticPartner of Matthew G. Melby811 9th Street Hood River,OR 97031 by both first classand certified mail, returnreceipt requested on01/24/13, proof of which is inthe possession of theTrustee; and on 01/24/13Grantor and Borrower werepersonally served with saidwritten notice of default orthe written notice of defaultwas posted on a conspicuousplace on the real propertydescribed in paragraph Iabove, and the Trustee haspossession of proof of suchservice or posting. VII. TheTrustee, whose name andaddress are set forth below,will provide in writing to anyonerequesting it a statementof all costs andtrustee’s fees due at anytime prior to the sale. VIII.The effect of the sale will beto deprive the Grantor andall those who hold by,through or under the Grantorof all their interest in theProperty. IX. Anyone havingany objection to the sale onany grounds whatsoever willbe afforded an opportunity tobe heard as to those objectionsif they bring a lawsuit torestrain the sale pursuant toRCW 61.24.130. Failure tobring such a lawsuit mayresult in a waiver of anyproper grounds for invalidatingthe Trustee’s sale. X.NOTICE TO OCCUPANTSOR TENANTS - The purchaserat the Trustee’s Saleis entitled to possession ofthe property on the 20th dayfollowing the sale, as againstthe Grantor under the Deedof Trust (the owner) and anyonehaving an interest juniorto the Deed of Trust, includingoccupants who are nottenants. After the 20th dayfollowing the sale the purchaserhas the right to evictoccupants who are not tenantsby summary proceedingsunder Chapter 59.12RCW. For tenant-occupiedproperty, the purchaser shallprovide a tenant with writtennotice in accordance withRCW 61.24.060. Thetrustee’s rules of auctionmay be accessed atwww.northwesttrustee.comand are incorporated by thisreference. You may alsoaccess sale status atwww.northwesttrustee.comandwww.USA-Foreclosure.com. EFFEC-This Just In....• Trustees Sale/Shawn Jones - Bishop, White, Marshall &Weibel• Primary Election - Klickitat County Auditor• Trustees Sale/Wenz, Wayne, Northwest Trustee Services• Public Hearing/Farm Animals - Klickitat County Planning• Tax Judgment Sale - Klickitat County Treasurer• Notice of Issuance/Air Quality Permit-SDS - WashingtonState DOE• Notice of Hearing re: Jerry Stone - Northwest Trustee& Management Services• Notice of NEPA & Release of Funds - Klickitat SchoolDistrict• Notice to Contractors/Call for Bid - Storage Shed -Wishram Fire District 11• Meeting Notice - Klickitat County Board of HealthTIVE: 02/28/2013 NorthwestTrustee Services, Inc.,Trustee AuthorizedSignature P.O. BOX 997Bellevue, WA 98009-0997Contact: Vonnie McElligott(425) 586-1900. (TS#7023.104659) 1002.240373-File No.(2304, 2601)NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’SSALEINotice is hereby given thatthe undersigned Bishop,White, Marshall & Weibel,P.S. will on July 5, 2013 at10:00 am at the mainentrance to the KlickitatCounty West DistrictCourthouse, 180 N. Lincoln,in the City of White Salmonlocated at Klickitat County,State of Washington, sell atpublic auction to the highestbidder, payable, in the formof cash, or cashier’s checkor certified checks from federallyor State charteredbanks, at the time of sale,the following described realproperty, situated in KlickitatCounty, State ofWashington, to-wit; THATPORTION OF LOT 1NORTH GARDEN ROW,BEING A PORTION OF THENORTHWEST QUARTEROF THE NORTHWESTQUARTER OF SECTION21, TOWNSHIP 4 NORTH,RANDE 16 EAST, W.M.,DESCRIBED AS FOL-LOWS: BEGINNING AT APOINT 190.5 FEET NORTHOF THE SOUTHWESTCORNER OF LOT 1,NORTH GARDEN ROW INTHE TOWN OF GOLDEN-DALE WASHINGTON,ACCORDING TO THERECORDED PLAT THERE-OF (BEING THE NORTH-WEST CORNER OF THEMETHODIST CHURCHPROPERTY); THENCEEAST 132 FEET; THENCENORTH 154.5 FEET;THENCE WEST 132 FEET;THENCE SOUTH 154.5FEET TO THE POINT OFBEGINNING which is subjectto that certain Deed ofTrust dated May 14, 2009,recorded June 1, 2009,under Auditor’s File No.1083196 records of KlickitatCounty, Washington, fromScott Caminiti, a SingleMan, as Grantor, to KlickitatCounty Title Company, asTrustee, to secure an obligationin favor of Trust OneMortgage Corporation, aCalifornia Corporation andits successors and assignsas beneficiary. Bank ofAmerica, NA is now the beneficiaryof the Deed of Trust.The sale will be made withoutany warranty concerningthe title to, or the condition ofthe property.IINo action commenced bythe Beneficiary of the Deedof Trust is now pending toseek satisfaction of theobligation in any Court byreason of the Grantor’sdefault on the obligationsecured by the Deed ofTrust.IIIThe default(s) for which thisforeclosure is made is/are asfollows:i) Failure to pay the followingamounts, now in arrears:Delinquent MonthlyPayments Due from12/1/2011 through 3/1/20138 payment(s) at $854.718 payment(s) at $870.82Total: $13,804.24Accrued Late Charges:$68.38Property Inspection:$150.00Total Default: $14,022.62IVThe sum owing on the obligationsecured by the Deed ofTrust is: $113,971.11,together with interest fromNovember 1, 2011 as providedin the note or otherinstrument, and such othercosts and frees as are dueunder the note or otherinstrument secured, and asare provided by statute.VThe above described realproperty will be sold to satisfythe expense of sale andthe obligation secured by theDeed of Trust as provided bystatute. The sale will bemade without warranty,express or implied, regardingtitle, possession, orencumbrances on July 5,2013, The payments, latecharges, or other defaultsmust be cured by June 24,2013 (11 days before thesale date) to cause a discontinuanceof the sale. Thesale will be discontinued andterminated if at any time onor before June 24, 2013 (11days before the sale date)the default(s) as set forth inparagraph III, together withany subsequent payments,late charges, or otherdefaults, is/are cured andthe Trustee’s fees and costsare paid. Payment must be incash or with cashier’s or certifiedchecks from a State orfederally chartered bank.The sale may be terminatedany time after June 24, 2013(11 days before the saledate), and before the sale bythe Borrower, Grantor, anyGuarantor, or the holder ofany recorded junior lien orencumbrance paying theentire principal and interestsecured by the Deed ofTrust, plus costs, fees, andadvances, if any, made pursuantto the terms of theobligation and/or Deed ofTrust, and curing all otherdefaults.VIA written notice of defaultwas transmitted by the beneficiaryor Trustee to theBorrower and Grantor at thefollowing address(es): See‘Mailing List’ attached heretoand incorporated herein bythis reference. By both firstclass and certified mail onDecember 14, 2012, proof ofwhich is in the possession ofthe Trustee; and theBorrower and grantor werepersonally served onDecember 17, 2012, withsaid written notice of defaultor the written notice ofdefault was posted in a conspicuousplace on the realproperty described in paragraphI above, and theTrustee has possession ofproof of such service orposting.VIIThe Trustee whose nameand address are set forth willprovide in writing to anyonerequesting it, a statement ofall costs and fees due at anytime prior to sale.VIIIThe effect of the sale will beto deprive the Grantor andall those who hold by,through or under the Grantorof all their interest in theabove-described property.IXAnyone having any objectionsto this sale on anygrounds whatsoever will beafforded an opportunity to beheard as to those objectionsif they bring a lawsuit torestrain the sale pursuant toRCW 61.24.130. Failure tobring such a lawsuit mayresult in a waiver of anyproper grounds for invalidatingthe Trustee’s sale.XNotice to Occupants orTenantsThe purchaser at theTrustee’s sale is entitled topossession of property onthe 20th day following thesale, as against the grantorunder the deed of trust (theowner) and anyone havingan interest junior to the deedof trust, including occupantswho are not tenants. Afterthe 20th day following thesale the purchase has theright to evict occupants whoare not tenants by summaryproceedings under Chapter59.12 RCW. For tenantoccupiedproperty, the purchasershall provide a tenantwith written accordance withRCW 61.24.060.If the Trustee’s Sale is setaside for any reason, thesubmitted bid will be forthwithreturned without interestand the bidder will haveno right to purchase theproperty. Recovery of the bidamount without the interestconstitutes the limit of thebidder’s recourse against theTrustee and/or theBeneficiary.XINOTICE TO ALL PERSONAND APRTIES WHO AREGUARANTORS OF THEOBLIGATIONS SECUREDBY THIS DEED OF TRUST:(1) The Guarantor may beliable for a deficiency judgmentto the extent the saleprice obtained at theTrustee’s Sale is less thanthe debt secured by theDeed of trust; (2) TheGuarantor has the samerights to reinstate the debt,cure the default, or repay thedebt as is given to thegrantor in order to avoid thetrustee’s sale; (3) TheGuarantor will have no rightto redeem the property afterthe Trustee’s Sale; (4)Subject to such longer periodsas are provided in theWashington Deed of TrustAct, Chapter 61.24 RCW,any action brought toenforce a guaranty must becommenced within one yearafter the Trustee’s Sale, orthe last Trustee’s Sale underany deed of trust granted tosecure the same debt; and(5) In any action for a deficiency,the Guarantor willhave the right to establishthe fair value of the propertyas of the date of theTrustee’s Sale, less priorliens and encumbrances,and to limit its liability for adeficiency to the differencebetween the debt and thegreater of such fair value orthe sale price paid at theTrustee’s Sale, plus interestand costs.XIINotice:This notice is the final stepbefore the foreclosure saleof your home. You have only20 days from the recordingdate on this notice to pursuemediation. Do not delay.Contact a housing counseloror an attorney licensed inWashington now to assessyour situation and refer youto mediation if you are eligibleand it may help you saveyour home. See below forsafe sources of help.Seeking Assistance:Housing counselors andlegal assistance may beavailable at little or no cost toyou. If you would like assistancein determining yourrights and opportunities tokeep your house, you maycontact the following:The state wide foreclosurehotline for assistance andreferral to housing counselorsrecommended by theHousingFinanceCommission:Telephone: (1-877-894-4663)Website:http://www.wshfc.org/buyers/counseling.htmThe United StatesDepartment of Housing andUrban Development:Telephone: (1-800-569-4287)Website:http://www.hud.gov/offices/hsg/sfh/hcc/fc/index.cfm?webListAction=search&searchstate=WA&filterSvc-dfcThe statewide civil legal aidhotline for assistance andreferrals to other housingcounselors and attorneys:Telephone: (1-800-606-4819)Websitehttp://nwjustice.org/whatclearEffective Date: March 1,2013Bishop, White, Marshall &Weibel, P.S., SuccessorTrusteeBy: /s/ William L. Bishop, Jr.720 Olive Way, Suite 1201Seattle, WA 98101 (209)622-7527State of WashingtonCounty of KingOn this 27th day of February,2013, before me, the undersigned,a Notary Public inand for the state ofWashington, duly commissionedand sworn, personallyappeared William L.Bishop, Jr., to me known tobe an Officer of Bishop,White, Marshall & Weibel,P.S., the corporation thatexecuted the foregoinginstrument and acknowledgedthe said instrument tobe the free and voluntary actand deed of said corporation,for the uses and purposestherein mentioned,and on oath states that theyare authorized to executethe said instrument.Witness my hand and officialseal hereto affixed the dayand year first above written.Name: Mia E. RogersNotary Public in and for theState of Washington at KingCountyMy Appt. Exp: 02/29/16‘Mailing List’Scott Caminiti212 N Columbus AveGoldendale, WA 98620Jane DoeUnknown Spouse of ScottCaminiti212 N Columbus AveGoldendale, WA 98620(2305, 2602)PUBLIC NOTICENotice is hereby given that aPrimary will be held inKlickitatCounty,Washington, August 6, 2013in all precincts withinKlickitat County. The electionwill be conducted by mailballot.The last day to register tovote online, through the mail,transfer or update an existingregistration is July 8,2013. The last day to registerto vote in person is July 29,2013 in the County Auditor’sOffice, 205 S. ColumbusAve. Room 203, Goldendale,WA. The registration bookswill remain closed untilAugust 20, 2013.Positions and MeasuresAppearing on the Ballot*Klickitat County Clerk,Partisan Office, 1 YearUnexpired Term*Emergency ServicesMedical District No. 1,Proposition No. 1Authorizing EmergencyMedical Services LevyOn July 19, 2013, theAuditor will mail each qualifiedvoter within the county amail ballot. First classpostage is required forreturning a voted ballot bymail and must be postmarkedby August 6, 2013.Ballots must be returned toour office or dropped into adesignated drop box by 8:00P.M. on August 6, 2013.Replacement ballots may beobtained in the Auditor’sOffice or by visitinghttps://wei.sos.wa.gov/agency/osos/en/pages/myvote.An Accessible Voting Unit isavailable in the Auditor’sOffice beginning July 19,2013 through August 5,2013 from 8:30 A.M. to 5:00P.M. with extended hours onAugust 6, 2013 from 8:30A.M. to 8:00 P.M. Specialaccommodations will bemade upon request.The Logic and Accuracy Testwill be held June 27, 2013.The public is invited toobserve this test at 11:00A.M. in the Auditor’s Office.The canvassing board, pursuantto 29A.60 RCW, willhold a public meeting at 9:15A.M., August 13, 2013 toexamine returns and at 9:15A.M., August 20, 2013 in theAuditor’s Office to certify thecumulative results, precinctresults and a reconciliationreport of the votes cast.Additional information maybe obtained by phone (509)773-4001 or (800) 583-8050andathttps://wei.sos.wa.gov/county/klickitat.Dated this 10th day of June,2013.Brenda Sorensen, KlickitatCounty Auditor and Ex-Officio Supervisor ofElections(2604)PUBLIC NOTICEKlickitat County, 228 WestMain, MS CH 19,Goldendale, WA 98620 isseeking coverage under theWashington StateDepartment of Ecology’sConstruction StormwaterNPDES and State WasteDischarge General Permit.The proposed project,Columbia Gorge RegionalAirport Business ParkImprovements Project islocated at 45 Airport Way inDallesport, Washington98617 in Klickitat County.This project involves 35acres of soil disturbance forairport construction activities.Stormwater will be dischargedinto the ground with100% infiltration.Any Persons desiring to presenttheir views to theWashington StateDepartment of Ecologyregarding this application, orinterested in the Ecology’saction on this application,may notify Ecology in writingno later than 30 days of thelast date of publication of thisnotice. Ecology reviewspublic comments and considerswhether dischargesfrom this project wouldcause a measurable changein receiving water quality,and, if so, whether the projectis necessary and in theoverriding public interestaccording to Tier II antidegradationrequirementsContinued Page B3

GOLDENDALE, WASHINGTONJUNE 26, 2013 — B3NOTICESFrom page B2under WAC 173-201A-320.Comments may be submittedto:Department of EcologyAttn: Water Quality Program,Construction StormwaterP.O. Box 47696Olympia, WA 98504-7696(2508, 2605)NOTICE OF TRUSTEESSALEFile No.: 7023.104309Grantors: Northwest TrusteeServices, Inc. Wells FargoBank, N.A. Grantee: WayneJ. Wenz, as his separateproperty Ref to DOT AuditorFile No.: 1036800 Tax ParcelID No.: 05-18-3100-0002/00Abbreviated Legal: W2 NWNE; 31-5-18, KlickitatCounty, WA Notice ofTrustee’s Sale Pursuant tothe Revised Code ofWashington 61.24, et seq.THIS NOTICE IS THEFINAL STEP BEFORE THEFORECLOSURE SALE OFYOUR HOME You have only20 DAYS from the recordingdate of this notice to pursuemediation. DO NOT DELAY.CONTACT A HOUSINGCOUNSELOR OR ANATTORNEY LICENSED INWASHINGTON NOW toassess your situation andrefer you to mediation if youare eligible and it may helpyou save your home. Seebelow for safe sources ofhelp. SEEKING ASSIS-TANCE Housing counselorsand legal assistance may beavailable at little or no cost toyou. If you would like assistancein determining yourrights and opportunities tokeep your house, you maycontact the following: Thestatewide foreclosure hotlinefor assistance and referral tohousing counselors recommendedby the HousingFinance CommissionTelephone: Toll-free: 1-877-894-HOME (1-877-894-4663). Web site:http://www.dfi.wa.gov/consumers/homeownership/post purchase counselors foreclosure.htmThe UnitedStates Department ofHousing and UrbanDevelopment Telephone:Toll-free: 1-800-569-4287.Website:http://www.hud.gov/offices/hsg/sfh/hcc/fc/index.cfm?webListAction=search&searchstate=WA&filterSvc=dfcThestatewide civil legal aid hotlinefor assistance and referralsto other housing counselorsand attorneysTelephone: Toll-free: 1-800-606-4819. Web site:http://nwjustice.org/whatclear.I. On July 26, 2013, at10:00 a.m. inside the mainlobby of the Klickitat CountyCourthouse, 205 SouthColumbus Ave in the City ofGoldendale, State ofWashington, the undersignedTrustee (subject toany conditions imposed bythe Trustee) will sell at publicauction to the highest andbest bidder, payable at timeof sale, the followingdescribed real property“Property”, situated in theCounty(ies) of Klickitat,State of Washington: TheWest half of the NorthwestQuarter of the NortheastQuarter of Section 31,Township 5 North, Range 18East, W.M. Except the rightof way for County Road No.3477. In the County ofKlickitat, State ofWashington. Commonlyknown as: 344 Old MountainRoad Goldendale, WA98620-2801 which is subjectto that certain Deed of Trustdated 04/09/03, recorded on04/22/03, under Auditor’sFile No. 1036800, records ofKlickitatCounty,Washington, from Wayne J.Wenz, a single individualand Barbara S. Fullman, asingle individual, as Grantor,to Amerititle, Inc., as Trustee,to secure an obligation“Obligation” in favor ofMortgage ElectronicRegistration Systems, Inc.solely as nominee for EagleHome Mortgage, Inc., itssuccessors and assigns, asBeneficiary, the beneficialinterest in which wasassigned by MortgageElectronic RegistrationSystems, Inc. solely as nomineefor Eagle HomeMortgage, Inc., its successorsand assigns to WellsFargo Bank, N.A., under anAssignment/SuccessiveAssignments recordedunder Auditor’s File No.1097369. *The Tax Parcel IDnumber and AbbreviatedLegal Description are providedsolely to comply with therecording statutes and arenot intended to supplement,amend or supersede theProperty’s full legal descriptionprovided herein. II. Noaction commenced by theBeneficiary of the Deed ofTrust is now pending to seeksatisfaction of the Obligationin any Court by reason of theGrantor’s or Borrower’sdefault on the Obligationsecured by the Deed ofTrust. III. The Beneficiaryalleges default of the Deedof Trust for failure to pay thefollowing amounts now inarrears and/or otherdefaults: Amount due to reinstateby 03/19/2013 MonthlyPayments $7,245.64 LateCharges $346.50 Lender’sFees & Costs ($8.25) TotalArrearage $7,583.89Trustee’s Expenses(Itemization) Trustee’s Fee$875.00 Title Report$440.21 Statutory Mailings$89.59 Recording Costs$14.00 Postings $70.00 SaleCosts $0.00 Total Costs$1,488.80 Total AmountDue: $9,072.69 Other knowndefaults as follows: IV. Thesum owing on the Obligationis: Principal Balance of$70,629.96, together withinterest as provided in thenote or other instrument evidencingthe Obligation from01/01/12, and such othercosts and fees as are dueunder the Obligation, and asare provided by statute. V.The Property will be sold tosatisfy the expense of saleand the Obligation as providedby statute. The sale willbe made without representationor warranty, express orimplied regarding title, possession,encumbrances orcondition of the Property onJuly 26, 2013. The default(s)referred to in paragraph III,together with any subsequentpayments, latecharges, advances costsand fees thereafter due,must be cured by 07/15/13(11 days before the saledate), to cause a discontinuanceof the sale. The salewill be discontinued and terminatedif at any time before07/15/13 (11 days before thesale date), the default(s) asset forth in paragraph III,together with any subsequentpayments, latecharges, advances, costsand fees thereafter due,is/are cured and theTrustee’s fees and costs arepaid. The sale may be terminatedany time after07/15/13 (11 days before thesale date), and before thesale by the Borrower,Grantor, any Guarantor orthe holder of any recordedjunior lien or encumbrancepaying the entire balance ofprincipal and interestsecured by the Deed ofTrust, plus costs, fees, andadvances, if any made pursuantto the terms of theobligation and/or Deed ofTrust, and curing all otherdefaults. VI. A written noticeof default was transmitted bythe Beneficiary or Trustee tothe Borrower and Grantor atthe following address(es):NAME AND ADDRESS TheEstate of Barbara S. Fullman344 Old Mountain RoadGoldendale, WA 98620-2801 The Estate of BarbaraS. Fullman P.O. Box 168Trout Lake, WA 98650-0168Wayne J. Wenz 344 OldMountain Road Goldendale,WA 98620-2801 Wayne J.Wenz P.O. Box 168 TroutLake, WA 98650-0168Barbara S. Fullman 344 OldMountain Road Goldendale,WA 98620-2801 UnknownSpouse and/or DomesticPartner of Wayne J. Wenz344 Old Mountain RoadGoldendale, WA 98620-2801 The Heirs andDevisees of Barbara S.Fullman P.O. Box 168 TroutLake, WA 98650-0168 TheHeirs and Devisees ofBarbara S. Fullman 344 OldMountain Road Goldendale,WA 98620-2801 Barbara S.Fullman P.O. Box 168 TroutLake, WA 98650-0168Unknown Spouse and/orDomestic Partner of WayneJ. Wenz P.O. Box 168 TroutLake, WA 98620-2801 TheEstate of Barbara S. Fullman312 Old Mountain RoadGoldendale, WA 98620-2801 Wayne J. Wenz 312Old Mountain RoadGoldendale, WA 98620-2801 Barbara S. Fullman312 Old Mountain RoadGoldendale, WA 98620-2801 Unknown Spouseand/or Domestic Partner ofWayne J. Wenz 312 OldMountain Road Goldendale,WA 98620-2801 The Heirsand Devisees of Barbara S.Fullman 312 Old MountainRoad Goldendale, WA98620-2801 UnknownSpouse and/or DomesticPartner of The Estate ofBarbara S. Fullman 344 OldMountain Road Goldendale,WA 98620-2801 UnknownSpouse and/or DomesticPartner of The Estate ofBarbara S. Fullman P.O. Box168 Trout Lake, WA 98620-2801 by both first class andcertified mail, return receiptrequested on 02/14/13,proof of which is in the possessionof the Trustee; andon 02/14/13 Grantor andBorrower were personallyserved with said writtennotice of default or the writtennotice of default wasposted on a conspicuousplace on the real propertydescribed in paragraph Iabove, and the Trustee haspossession of proof of suchservice or posting. VII. TheTrustee, whose name andaddress are set forth below,will provide in writing to anyonerequesting it a statementof all costs andtrustee’s fees due at anytime prior to the sale. VIII.The effect of the sale will beto deprive the Grantor andall those who hold by,through or under the Grantorof all their interest in theProperty. IX. Anyone havingany objection to the sale onany grounds whatsoever willbe afforded an opportunity tobe heard as to those objectionsif they bring a lawsuit torestrain the sale pursuant toRCW 61.24.130. Failure tobring such a lawsuit mayresult in a waiver of anyproper grounds for invalidatingthe Trustee’s sale. X.NOTICE TO OCCUPANTSOR TENANTS - The purchaserat the Trustee’s Saleis entitled to possession ofthe property on the 20th dayfollowing the sale, as againstthe Grantor under the Deedof Trust (the owner) and anyonehaving an interest juniorto the Deed of Trust, includingoccupants who are nottenants. After the 20th dayfollowing the sale the purchaserhas the right to evictoccupants who are not tenantsby summary proceedingsunder Chapter 59.12RCW. For tenant-occupiedproperty, the purchaser shallprovide a tenant with writtennotice in accordance withRCW 61.24.060. Thetrustee’s rules of auctionmay be accessed atwww.northwesttrustee.comand are incorporated by thisreference. You may alsoaccess sale status atwww.northwesttrustee.comandwww.USA-Foreclosure.com. EFFEC-TIVE: 03/19/2013 NorthwestTrustee Services, Inc.,Trustee AuthorizedSignature P.O. BOX 997Bellevue, WA 98009-0997Contact: Vonnie McElligott(425) 586-1900. (TS#7023.104309) 1002.242250-File No.(2606, 2902)NOTICE OF PUBLICHEARINGNOTICE IS HEREBY GIVENthat the Klickitat CountyPlanning Commission willhold public hearings on July15, 2013 at 7:00 p.m. in theKlickitat County Courthouse,Commissioners MeetingRoom, 205 S. Columbus,Goldendale, WA.THE PURPOSE of saidhearing is to hear all interestedparties who wish totestify for or against the following:Proposal byPlanning Department toamend the Klickitat Countyzoning regulations to addnew provisions entitledContinued Page B8CLASSIFIEDSAnnoucementsHappy Ads .......................2Welcome To The World....4Card of Thanks ................5Notices...........................10Events............................15Personals.......................20Support Groups .............25Lost & Found .................30Professional Services ....3110 NoticesCASCADE L0CKSROCK & GEMFESTIVALat Marina ParkJuly 11-14Free AdmissionContact Cindy Allison541-554-2863 orgemsareus2@yahoo.comMID-COLUMBIA Children’sCouncil is requesting bidsfor a commercial kitchenthat is able to provide up to18 meals per day for ourHead Start program inMaupin, OR. Meals will operatefor the school year(September thru May).Meals must follow USDA/CACFP standards. Bidsdue by July 15th, 2013.Fax bid with details to KerryOsbourn at Mid-ColumbiaChildren’s Council at 541-386-4597. For questionscall 541-386-2010.20 PersonalsCINDY, call Ron at Wamic!541-544-234425 SupportGroupsAA Woman’s meeting, 7pm every Tuesday at SolidRock Church, 2308 E 12th,The Dalles.ALCOHOLICS Anon. Goldendalemeetings at theUnited Methodist Church;Mon., 8 p.m.; Wed., 8 p.m.;Fri., 8 p.m., 109 E. Broadway.1-800-344-2666.ALCOHOLICSANONYMOUS24 Hour Hot Line1-800-999-9210Mid Columbia Mtg. InfoDO YOU HAVEHURTS,habits, hang-ups? AttendCelebrate Recovery a faithbased12 step program,every Tuesday night atHood River AllianceChurch at 2650 W.Montello (off Rand Rd).Dinner provided at 6:15 pmand large group meeting at7:00 pm. Childcare isprovided.For more info. call541-308-533925 SupportGroupsFamily Alzheimer’s/DementiaSupport GroupFamily members andfriends caring for individualswith Alzheimer’s diseaseor a related dementiaare invited to participate inour Dementia SupportGroup. Come and gainsupport and insight fromothers who are going thruor have gone thru this journey.Join us monthly in acaring environment to discussyour challenges andquestions. Meeting held thethird Wednesday, everymonth, at 3:00 pm at Flag-Stone Senior Living at 3325Columbia View Drive. Formore information about ourgroup, contact Karen Deswertat 541-298-5656. AllWelcome!GOLDENDALE PregnancyResource CenterCenter Hours:Tues & Fri 11am-4:30pm.Thursday 1pm-4:30pm.509-773-5501. PregnancyCounseling and services,free pregnancy self-tests,and post-abortion support.GRIEF and Loss Groupmeets monthly at KlickitatValley Hospital. Come andlearn ways to heal and helpothers heal from loss.Sponsored by Klickitat ValleyHospice. Call 773-0380for further information.NA Meetings everyWednesday, 6:30-7:30 atthe Casa GuadalupeHouse, 1603 Belmont,Hood River, OR.NA MEETINGSGoldendaleFather’s House Fellowship207 S. KlickitatMonday: 12-1 p.m.Wednesday: 12-1 p.m.Friday: 12-1 p.m.Open to non-addicts.For more info,call Kathy S.@ 360-850-8832 orMatt S. @ 360-850-8840.Parkinson’s Support Group1st Wednesday of everymonth, 2pm, Water’s Edge,551 Lone Pine Blvd., 2ndfloor. For more information,please contact Chad @541-340-0142.T.O.P.S. (Take Off PoundsSensibly). Tuesdays 9 a.m.at Riverview Comm. Bank.773-4766.T.O.P.S. (Take off PoundsSensibly), Thursdays, 6p.m. at Riverview Comm.Bank, 773-5411.30 Lost & FoundDODGE key in magnetichide a key box found onWing Rd. Goldendale.509-773-389630 Lost & FoundI’M LOST and my ownerwants me back! My nameis Gunnar, I’m a male GermanShepard, I’m 40 lbs.with black and brown markings,and I’m wearing a collarwith my owners nameon it. I was last seenaround 14th and JeffersonStreet in The Dalles onWednesday, May 14th.Please call 971-506-2638for a reward if you havefound me!LOST!!! REWARD!!! SenegalParrot named Patrick(also responds to PrettyBoy), about 4” tall, darkgrey head with orange/yellowbelly and green wings,and a metal ID tag aroundhis ankle. Missing sinceJune 18th from W. 10th St.in The Dalles. $500 reward!Responds well to fruit andwhite meat. Also loves childrenand bright colors. Ifyou can get close enough,you can throw a blanket/towel over his head to capturehim. Please call 503-702-0899 if you have anyinfo. on his whereabouts!INSTRUCTION &CHILD CAREPreschool/DaycareFacilities.........................35Child Care Providers .....37Schools Training ............40Tutoring..........................45Instruction ......................50Training & Opportunity...51Health & Fitness ............55BUSINESS/FINANCIALBusiness Opportunities .60Investments & Loans .....65Insurance.......................70Mortgages & Contracts..7260 BusinessOpportunitiesALLSTATE AGENCYfor Sale in the Dalles.Also have opportunitiesfor start up and purchaseof books in Oregon.Contact Gayle at425-213-4811 (cell)PORTLAND Tree Servicefor sale: continuous operationsince 1949; buckettruck, chipper, and allequipment; owner certifiedarborist, wants to retire;$200,000, some terms;503-654-3065.EMPLOYMENTHelp Wanted General ....75Help Wanted Domestic/In Home .........................76Help Wanted Medical/Health 77Help Wanted Office/Clerical...........................78Help Wanted Sales/CustomerService 79Positions Wanted ...........80Volunteers......................82Work from HomeEmployment...................83Job Opportunities ..........8575 Help WantedGeneral.167 SHOPTEACHERTrout Lake School DistrictNo. 400 is seeking a qualifiedapplicant for the positionof .167 Shop Teacher.Application deadline: Openuntil filled. EOE.Contact: Doug Dearden, TroutLake School District No. 400,P. O. Box 488, Trout Lake, WA98650, 509-395-2571 orddearden@esd112.wednet.edu.5 PE TEACHERTrout Lake School DistrictNo. 400 is seeking a qualifiedapplicant for the positionof .5 PE Teacher.Application deadline: Openuntil filled. EOE.Contact: Doug Dearden, TroutLake School District No. 400,PO Box 488, Trout Lake, WA98650, 509-395-2571 orddearden@esd112.wednet.edu3 TEACHINGPOSITIONSAVAILABLEMill A School Dist. #31Cook, WashingtonFull-time 4-5-6-7-8CERTIFIED TEACHER.4 CERTIFIEDTEACHERSupport K-8 Students inReading and/or MathematicsCERTIFIED MUSICTEACHER3 hour/weekAll applications are due by2:00 p.m. on Wednesday, July10, 2012. Interested personsneed to contact: Barbara Lomas,Superintendent at 360-606-3322, due to limited summerhours, you may need toleave a message. Applicationscan be mailed or faxed orfound at www.milla.k12.wa.us.Mill A School Districtis an EqualOpportunity EmployerYour Gorge Classified ad is placedonline, too!goldendalesentinel.com75 Help WantedGeneralARTS/SCIENCETEACHER(0.4 F.T.E.)Lyle SchoolDistrict #406LYLE MIDDLE SCHOOLPosition Open Until FilledApply to: Phil Williams, LyleSecondary School, P.O. Box368, Lyle, WA 98635,pwilliams@lyle.wednet.edu,509-879-7226 (summercontact), 509-365-2191 (Districtoffice).ATTENTION STUDENTSImmediate Openings$13.25 base/appt. Parttime/Full time available,no experience necessary.College credit possible,conditions apply, all ages17+, Customer Sales/Service.Call Now 541-705-3520AUTO SALESImmediate OpeningIf you have a trainable,positive attitude, arecustomer serviceoriented and are motivatedto achieve setgoals we want to hearfrom you! Sales trainingavailable. Qualified applicantsshould have aprofessional appearance,a high school degree(or equivalent) anda valid driver’s licensewith an acceptable drivingrecord. High-energy,positive, out-goingindividuals with strongverbal communicationskills WILL succeed.Former military and individualswith previousauto sales experienceare encouraged toapply! Contact ArielSanchez or SteveLeavitt.LUBE TECHNICIANMust be a self motivatedteam player. 40hr aweek position, Tues-Fri8-5, Sat 8-4. Experiencepreferred, but notrequired. Will train theright individual. ContactRon Nails.Bob StoneFreeway Autocenter541 296-2166AUTO TECHNICIAN-We Train!Oil Can Henry’s Hood Riveris hiring! Great CareerOpportunity! Full-time, bonuses,benefits, $8.95/hr. +fast raises. Prefer customerservice and/or auto experience.Apply:WWW.HENRYSJOBS.COM orcall 503.783.3880.75 Help WantedGeneralNOW HIRINGNOW SERVINGBREAKFASTClean, dependable, andhonest individuals whoenjoy the public!Looking for all positions!• Not a seasonal job• Minimum 2 yearcommitment• All employees worksome weekends• Learn managementskills• Experience is a plus• Resumes are welcome• Drug test required• 16 and overencouraged to applyAPPLICATIONSAVAILABLEAsk for Rex or Millywhen picking up *AND*turning in application.Celilo InnNOW! Housekeeping positionsavailable @ CeliloInn. Applicants must beover 16. Pick up applications@ the front desk,3550 E. 2nd St. in TheDalles.Your ad should behere! 773-377775 Help WantedGeneralDirector of Transfer& Pre-CollegeProgramsColumbia Gorge CommunityCollege is recruitingfor a Director ofTransfer & Pre-CollegePrograms. This positioncoordinates and evaluatesall pre-college &most transfer programs.Transfer programs includearts/humanities,business, & social sciences.Pre-college programsinclude Adult BasicSkill Development,Literacy Tutoring, Englishas a Second Language,GED Preparation,High School Completion,& other specialgrants and contracts relatedto Adult BasicSkills. The Directorsupervises faculty whoteach in these program/subject areas. The Directoris also responsiblefor coordinatingand evaluating all of thecollege’s dual enrollmentprograms, includingExpanded Options,College Now, RunningStart and Early College.Experience in post-secondaryeducationteaching and/or administrationpreferred. Master’sdegree in instructionaladministration,education, planning, orone of the disciplinestaught at the college.Degree must be froma naccredited institution.Starting annual salary$51,035- $54,144 plusbenefits. F/T positionwith some evenings required.Initial screeningof applications the lastweek of June. Positionis open until filled.Cover letter, resume,and CGCC applicationrequired to apply.WHATHAPPENS75 Help WantedGeneralDirector of LibraryServicesThe Director of LibraryServices administers allaspects of library resourcesand services insupport of the academicprograms, facultyteaching, and studentlearning. The Directorprovides collaborativeleadership with librarystaff, faculty, and otherCollege administratorsand staff. Minimum 3years successful administrationof libraryoperations and servicesincluding leadership,supervision, fiscal, andplanning required.Knowledge of collectiondevelopment, acquisitions,cataloging, databasemanagement, libraryinstruction, publicand technical servicesrequired. An ALA accreditedMaster’s Degreein Library and InformationStudies is required.Preference willbe given to candidateswith academic or communitycollege libraryexperience. Starting annualsalary $51,035 -$54,144, plus benefits.F/T position with someevenings required. Initialscreening of applicationsthe last week ofJune. Position is openuntil filled. ContactCourtney Judah formore information 541-506-6151 or go towww.cgcc.us.WHEN YOU DON’T ADVERTISE?Absolutely Nothing!

B4 — June 26, 2013GOLDENDALE, WASHINGTONCLASSIFIEDS75 Help WantedGeneralStudent ServicesAdmin. AssistantColumbia Gorge CommunityCollege is recruitingfor a FT StudentServices AdministrativeAssistant - Admissionsand Enrollment (2nd of2 positions). This positionworks under thesupervision of the Registrarfor all duties, including,but not limitedto, dissemination of informationto students,admissions and registrationfunctions, processingof applications,assisting students withfinancial aid processing,cashiering, room scheduling.HS Diploma orequivalent required. AssociateDegree preferredMinimum 1 yearexperience working withcomputer software applications,including MicrosoftWord and Excelrequired. Bilingual preferred.This position hasa starting wage of$12.18/hr plus benefits.CGCC application, coverletter, and resumeare required to applyand application deadlineis July 10, 2013 at 5p.m.CLASS A CDL driversneeded! $1000 sign on*!OTR, regional, Canadaavailable. Apply @www.driveknight.com orcall Daisy @ 503-405-1800.COMMISSIONOPENINGWasco County EconomicDevelopment CommissionThe Wasco County EconomicDevelopment Commissionis accepting applicationsfor one position onthe Commission representingNorthern WascoCounty. The Commissionconsists of ten membersrepresenting geographicand economic interests inthe County.The Commission is advisoryto the Wasco CountyBoard of Commissioners. Itacts as an informationsource; provides adviceand guidance to the Boardof Commissioners on countywideeconomic developmentand quality of life issuesfor citizens at thegrass roots level; and, is aforum for citizens to requestassistance from theBoard of Commissionerson accomplishing economicdevelopment projectsand solving economicdevelopment problems.Staff support for the Commissionis provided by theMid-Columbia EconomicDevelopment District.In order to apply, candidatesare asked to submit an interestform by 5 p.m. on June 30,2013 for consideration of appointment.Wasco County EconomicDevelopment Commissioninterest forms areavailable electronically athttp://co.wasco.or.us/county/wcedc/about_us_wcedc.cfmor at the office of Mid-ColumbiaEconomic DevelopmentDistrict at 515 East SecondStreet in The Dalles, Oregon,97058.All interest forms will be reviewedand provided to theWasco County EconomicDevelopment Commissionfor their review and recommendation.Appointmentsare made by theWasco County Board ofCommissioners. Appointmentsare for a four-yearterm. For more informationon the Commission, visithttp://co.wasco.or.us/county/wcedc/ or contactWasco EDC staff at 541-296-2266.CORRECTIONS/RECORDS CLERKNORCOR Corrections inThe Dalles seeks a temporarycorrections recordsclerk for the period of 90-120 days. Position requiresgeneral office experience &ability to operate office machines.Position requiresability to work with diversegroups in a secure facility.Professional workplace behaviorsrequired. Criminalrecord will disqualify. Musthave drivers license, passbackground, drug, physicaland other testing as indicatedby the position. Applicationsand full job descriptionavailable at NOR-CORWebsite:www.norcor.co or NOR-COR business office, 201Webber Street, The Dalles,OR. Applications close4:00 PM July 5th, 2013.Criminal/Traffic DeputyGilliam CountySherriff’s OfficeFor information andapplication, go to:www.co.gilliam.or.us75 Help WantedGeneralCSR,Insurance Agency lookingfor a CSR. Industry experience,P&C license, andknowledge of AppliedSystems preferred but notrequired. Candidates musthave excellent customerservice skills, an outgoingpersonality, and the abilityto establish client relationshipsand follow up effectivelywith customers.Strong written and verbalcommunication skills plusthe ability to organize, prioritizeand manage detailsand deadlines is a must.Position will be filled with anenergetic professionalinterested in helping ourbusiness grow. Motivatedself-starters will thrive inthis environment. Emailcover letter and resumewith “CSR” in subject linet o :info@columbiariverins.comDispatcher/CommunicationsOfficer(Hood River, Oregon)The dispatcher is directlyresponsible for the operationof all office radio/tele-phone communicationequipment, maintaining aclose watch on patrol activitiesin the field, and forthe general office needs ofthe agency. The vacancycloses July 15, 2013.For a full-vacancy announcementand “how toapply” instructions, visithttp://www.critfc.org/critfcemployment-opportunities/Drivers Needed:Professional Transportation,Inc. is seeking local driversfor 7-passenger vans in theWishram, WA area. Drugscreen, driving record andcriminal background checkrequired. EOE. 1-800-471-2440,ext. 1www.professionaltransportationinc.com.EXECUTIVEDIRECTORThe combined entities ofMid-Columbia Housing Authority,Columbia GorgeHousing Authority, and ColumbiaCascade HousingCorporation are pleased toaccept applications for theposition of Executive Director.By reporting to theBoard of Directors/Commissioners,the ExecutiveDirector provides the visionand leadership for overallmanagement, administrationand operation of thethree entities working togetheras the GreaterGorge Housing Partnership.Salary range:$60,840/$77,648. First applicationcut off July 1,2013.For more information pleasecontact info@mid-columbiahousingauthority.org.EEO.Foster Home Recruiter (PT)and Foster Parent Trainer &Support (PT), $13-$16/hrDOE. view job descriptionsat: www.nextdoorinc.orgFoster Parents Needed!In Wasco and Hood Rivercounties. We provide training,24-hour support, daysoff, and $1200-$1800 permonth tax-free. Call Becci@ 541-436-0348.FOSTER PROVIDERSNEEDEDFor children with developmentaldisabilities in theMid-Columbia area.ÃTraining and certificationprovided.ÃWonderful opportunity forpersons with strong pa-renting/caregiving skillsand the desire to open theirhome to someone needinga family.ÃExperience in developmentaldisabilities, mentalhealth, special education,or health care fields a definiteplus.For more information, callDenise Porter, Kids CrisisCoordinator, Eastern OregonRegional Crisis Program,541-278-8668.FT RETAIL SALESExp. preferred. Need positive,friendly, energeticsalesperson. Apply in person@ 116 E. 2nd St., TD.FULL SAIL BREWINGWe are looking for qualifiedand motivated individualsfor the following positions:Cook, Sous Chef & Human ResourcesAssistant. To findout more about Full Sailand/or to apply for a posi-tionvisitwww.fullsailbrewing.com/jobsHAIR STYLIST needed!Busy, small salon needspart-time person. Pleasee m a i lmysalon367@gmail.comfor more information.HANDYMAN neededASAP! Experienced in residentialrental turns/repairs.Needs valid DL, own car &tools. 503-984-4779.HANDYMAN needed ASAP!Experienced in residentialrental turners/repairs. Needvalid DL, tools, and own car.Call John @ 503-984-4779.HAWKS RIDGE ASSISTEDLIVING IS HIRING!Med-Aide, Caregiver,Dietary Aide/Cook,Receptionist/ActivitiesAssistant. EOE. Apply inperson. Bring resume &refs. Pre-employment drugscreen & criminal historybackground checkrequired. Pay DOE. 17958th St. Hood River, OR.541-387-408775 Help WantedGeneralHOOD RIVER COUNTYSCHOOL DISTRICTis seeking the following:Business Manager@ District AdministrativeOffice.Temporary Math Teacher(.50 fte)@ HRVHSKitchen Helper(3.25 hours/day) @HRVHS.EOE. To apply, go to:www.hoodriver.k12.or.us.HOUSEKEEPERCARETAKERFor small vacation rental,must live in Stevenson,Wash, experienced, reliable.Credit check. Resumeto dchjq@yahoo.comHS MATHEMATICSTEACHERLyle SchoolDistrict #406LYLE HIGH SCHOOLPosition Open Until FilledApply to: Phil Williams, LyleSecondary School, P.O. Box368, Lyle, WA 98635,pwilliams@lyle.wednet.edu,509-879-7226 (summercontact), 509-365-2191 (Districtoffice).Judicial ServicesSpecialist 3 PositionLocation: F/T Position;Hood River County CircuitCourt, Hood River, OregonSalary: $2,572-$4,189/mo.Apply by July 2, 2013.For the complete job announcement,and to apply,visit http://courts.oregon.gov/ojd/jobs and click “Paid Positions.”EOE.LINE COOKSBusy BBQ restaurant inParkdale looking for fulland part time cooks, Fastpaced kitchen must be reliable,take pride in yourwork and just plain awesomein general. Apply inperson or call Justin @ 541-490-0642. Apple Valley BBQLOOKING FOR A GREATSUMMER EMPLOYMENTOPPORTUNITYand have at least 1+yearsof accurate cash handlingexperience, then we’ve gotthe job for you! Apply to bea temporary, part-timeMember Service Representa-tive at our Hood Riverbranch by clicking on Careersat www.pnwfcu.org.Proud to be an Equal OpportunityEmployerLyle SchoolDistrict #406Lyle Middle SchoolArts/Science Teacher(0.4 F.T.E.)Open until filledApply to: Mr. Phil WilliamsLyle Secondary SchoolP.O. Box 368Lyle, WA 98635pwilliams@lyle.wednet.edu509-879-7226(Summer Contact)509-365-2191(District Office)Lyle SchoolDistrict #406Lyle High SchoolH.S. Mathematics TeacherOpen until filledApply to: Mr. Phil WilliamsLyle Secondary SchoolP.O. Box 368Lyle, WA 98635pwilliams@lyle.wednet.edu509-879-7226(Summer Contact)509-365-2191(District Office)MIXER TRUCK DRIVERClass A CDL with tankersand doubles endorsements,clean drivingrecord, and pass drugscreen. Apply @ 4120 RiverRd. in The Dalles, or call541-296-3884.Mt. Hood RailroadIs now hiring the followingpositions for the 2013season: Wait Staff, Clerical,Janitorial and Maintenance.Please apply in person(NO PHONE CALLS)or send a resume to:MHRR, 110 Railroad Ave.,Hood River, OR 97031.MUSICIAN wanted! Classicalguitarist to play guitarfor patient at the OregonVeterans Home. 503-227-5854.75 Help WantedGeneralNestle USANow hiringPT Retail Merchandiser!The Dalles, ORBasic License &HS diploma/GED required.Go to nestlejobs.comto apply today!Email us atNestledsd@greatjob.netfor more info!EOE/MFDV.NOTICE of EmploymentOpportunity: Lyle SchoolDistrict #406.Lyle Middle School Arts/Science Teacher (0.4 F.T.E.)Open until filled.Lyle High School High SchoolMathematics Teacher. Openuntil filled.Apply to: Mr. Phil Williams,Lyle Secondary School.PO Box 368, Lyle, WA98635.pwilliams@lyle.wednet.edu.509-879-7226(summer contact),509-365-2191(district office).NOW HIRINGExperienced Line Cooks.Competitive wage + tips.Inquire at 112 Oak St.Hood River.NOW HIRING for cook andhousekeeping, 20-30 hoursper week, seasonal. BalchHotel, Dufur, 541-467-2277, BalchHotel.com.NWCSD 21is accepting applicationsfor a Special Education AsstIII beginning the 2013-2014school year; NCLB requirements;3.75 hrs/day;school contact days;$12.12/hr; Pre-EmploymentDrug testing, Classifiedapplications are onlineat www.nwasco.k12.or.usor pick up at 3632 West10th, TD. Closes: July 3rd,2013 at 4 pm. EOEE.NWCSD 21is accepting applicationsfor a District-wide SchoolPsychologist beginning the2013-2014 school year;must have or be able to obtainan Oregon TSPC licensewith appropriateendorsement(s); Pre-EmploymentDrug testing, Licensedapplications areonlineatwww.nwasco.k12.or.us orpick up at 3632 West 10th,TD. Closes: July 9th, 2013at 4 pm. EOEE.NWCSD 21is accepting applicationsfor a high school ScienceTeacher beginning the 2013-2014 school year; musthave or be able to obtainan Oregon TSPC licensewithappropriateendorsement(s); Pre-EmploymentDrug testing, Licensedapplications areonlineatwww.nwasco.k12.or.us orpick up at 3632 West 10th,TD. Closes: July 2nd, 2013at 4 pm. EOEE.NWCSD 21is accepting applicationsfor two (2) Special EducationAsst III in the SLC classroombeginning the 2013-2014 school year; NCLBrequirements; 7.5 hrs/day;school contact days;$12.12/hr + differential pay;Pre-Employment Drug testing,Classified applicationsare online atwww.nwasco.k12.or.us orpick up at 3632 West 10th,TD. Closes: July 2nd, 2013at 4 pm. EOEE.NWCSD 21is accepting applicationsfor a part time (.5 FTE) VirtualAcademy Program Administratorbeginning the 2013-2014 school year; musthave or be able to obtainan Oregon TSPC Administratorlicense; Pre-EmploymentDrug testing, Licensedapplications areonlineatwww.nwasco.k12.or.us orpick up at 3632 West 10th,TD. Closes: July 2nd, 2013at 4 pm. EOEE.NWCSD 21is accepting applicationsfor an Asst Boys SoccerCoach beginning the 2013-2014 season at TDW; Pre-Employment Drug testing,Classified applications areonlineatwww.nwasco.k12.or.us orpick up at 3632 West 10th,TD. Closes: Until filled.EOEE.75 Help WantedGeneralNWCSD 21is accepting applicationsfor an Asst Volleyball Coachbeginning the 2013-2014season at TD MiddleSchool; Pre-EmploymentDrug testing, Classified applicationsare online atwww.nwasco.k12.or.us orpick up at 3632 West 10th,TD. Closes: Until filled.EOEE.NWCSD 21is accepting applicationsfor substitute/on call as neededbasis Custodial workers,Substitute applications areonlineatwww.nwasco.k12.or.us orpick up at 3632 West 10th,TD. EOEE.NWCSD 21is accepting applicationsfor substitute/on call as neededbasis Maintenance workers, Substitute applicationsare online atwww.nwasco.k12.or.us orpick up at 3632 West 10th,TD. EOEE.NWCSD 21is accepting applicationsfor substitute/on call as neededbasis Bus Drivers, Substituteapplications are on-lineatwww.nwasco.k12.or.us orpick up at 3632 West 10th,TD. EOEE.Personal InsuranceSales ExecutiveJoin PayneWest Insurance,one of the leadingindependent insuranceagencies in theNorthwest with over 630dedicated employeesand 30 locationsthroughout Montana,Idaho, Oregon andWashington. We arelooking for goal oriented,enthusiastic candidateswho like workingin a fast paced, positivesales team environmentin The Dalles, Oregonoffice. Responsibilitiesinclude prospecting, soliciting,presenting andplacing individual personalinsurance accounts.We provide acompetitive compensationand benefit package.Submit resumeand cover letter tohr@paynewest.com orfax to 406.457.2130 ormail to HR, PO Box6127, Helena, MT59602. For more informationplease see ourwebsiteatwww.paynewest.comPHYSICALEDUCATIONTEACHERGoldendale Middle SchoolApplication & qualificationsavailable atwww.goldendaleschools.org or Goldendale SchoolDistrict AdministrationOffice, 604 E. Brooks,Goldendale, WA 98620,509-773-5177.Closes July 15, 2013 oruntil filled. EOECLASSIFIEDDEADLINE:NOON-MONDAY75 Help WantedGeneralPLANT MAINTENANCEELECTRICIANDiamond Fruit Growershas an opening for a fulltime Electrician at our DiamondCentral Facility inOdell, Or. The ElectricalDept performs troubleshooting/repairs,preventativemaintenance activitiesand executing majorand minor maintenancetasks on electrical systemsand equipment in the buildings,cold storage facilities,on the grounds and on productionequipment in theplant. The Electricians willwork with the Mechanicsand Refrigeration operatorsin performing repairs toequipment to maintain operations/production.This isa 40+ hours per week positiongenerally workingdayshift Monday-Friday exceptduring peak harvestwhich would be Monday-Saturday, but must beavailable for on call workincluding weekends. DiamondFruit is a Drug FreeCompany and this positionwill require a pre-employmentdrug screen for companycompliance with operationof forklifts and highliftequipment. Position Requirements-Oregon LME,Manufacturing plant orGeneral Journeyman License,Electrical troubleshootingskills of industrialcontrol systems, Ability totroubleshoot computer andPLC control and monitoringsystems, High school diplomaor GED, Mechanicalability and/or aptitude,Good reading, writing andverbal skills, Ability to readand speak English for communicationand safety,Maintenance positions requireability to read andunderstand drawings andblueprints, Ability to workindividually and as a team,Strong work ethic, andTools required. Compensation$22.42/hr + benefits.Submit resume via email,mail or fax to, or requestapplication from: RandyO’Dell Maintenance DeptDiamond Fruit Growers IncP.O. Box 185 Odell, Or97044 541-354-3517randyo@diamondfruit.comREFRIGERATION MECHANICDiamond Fruit Growershas an opening for a fulltime refrigeration operator/mechanic at our DiamondCentral Facility in Odell,OR. Must have Tradeschool certificate or refrigerationexperience. To seefull job description go towww.diamondfruit.comAbout DiamondJob Postings.RELIABLE CAREGIVERSto assist adults w/developmentaldisabilities. Trainingprovided. Growth opportunity.503-594-1250 x13SALES/CUSTOMER SERVICE,Hood River water sportsmanufacturer. Uniqueopportunity for the rightperson. Sales and industryexperience preferred. 30-40 hours week. Resumeemail: bpadz@yahoo.com ormail: 1020 Wasco St. HR 97031www.NorthShoreInc.comSchool GuidanceCounselorNWCSD 21 is acceptingapplications for a SchoolGuidance Counselor beginningthe 2013-2014school year at The DallesWahtonka HS; must haveor be able to obtain appropriateTSPC license andendorsement; Pre-EmploymentDrug testing, Licensedapplications areonlineatwww.nwasco.k12.or.us orpick up at 3632 West 10th,TD. Closes: July 5th, 2013at 4 pm. EOEE.buy it!sell it!find it!in the GorgeClassifieds75 Help WantedGeneralSecondary LanguageArts TeacherThe Dufur School District iscurrently accepting applicationsfor a 1.0 FTE SecondaryLanguage ArtsTeacher beginning August2013.The successful candidatewill have the following abilities:• Strength in writing instruction/evaluation.• Ability to be a team memberin improving studentwriting skills school wide.• Ability to inspire youngwriters.• Passion to develop a positivelearning environment.• Knowledgeable/driven inCommon Core implementation.Qualifications:Current Oregon TeachingCertificate or the ability toobtain one. Highly Qualifieddistinction in LanguageArts is required. Certificationto teach a Second Languagewill be consideredan asset to applicants.For more information:Please contact Jack K.Henderson, Superintendent,(541) 467-2509, 802NE 5th St., Dufur, OR97021.To apply, please submit thefollowing:• Letter of Application• Current Resume’• District Application Form• Three written referencesPosition is open until filled.There are coaching opportunitiesavailable as AssistantVarsity Boys Basketballand Assistant HighSchool Track and Field.UTILITY MAINTENANCEWORKER I:Job description and applicationavailable at City HallOffice or www.cascadelocks.or.us.Submit applicationto City of CascadeLocks, Attn: HR, PO Box308, Cascade Locks, OR97014. Resume will not beaccepted in lieu of City ofCascade Locks application.Pre-employment drugtest required. Closing date:6/26/13 4:00 p.m. EOE.WEB DEVELOPMENTMANAGERThe Fruit Company is hiringa Web Development Man-ager at our Hood Riverheadquarters. Candidatemust have HTML, CSS,Javascript, jQuery, SQL,SAP and Photoshop experienceto join our team indeveloping and maintainingour growing ecommercesite. If you have a verystrong front-end developmentexperience and someserver-side scripting inCold Fusion please sendyour resume toresume@thefruitcompany.com. The Fruit Companystrives to hire and retainthe best people. We maintaina relaxed and friendlyworking environmentwhere our employees collaborateat all levels tocreate, assemble and deliverthe finest fruit gifts toour customers.YOUNG MEN 18-23Need help getting back onyour feet? WINGS can help- work, housing training &s u p p o r t .allyson@getwings.net77 Help WantedMedicalCBCFCOLUMBIA BASINCARE FACILITYOur Mission is toImprove the Lives ofThose We Serve.Community-OwnedNot-for-ProfitSkilled Nursing Facility.POSITIONS AVAILABLE:Registered Nurse: allshifts; fast-paced; electronicrecord system;opportunities for growth;long term care experiencepreferred. Sendresumeto:cassieh@columbiabasincarefacility.comCertified Nursing Assistants:openings on dayand evening shifts; opportunitiesfor advancementto CNA IIand CMA. Complete application@ 1015 WebberSt., The Dalles.WE TEST FORDRUG USE. EOE.CNA CLASSHood River Care Center isaccepting applications for acna class that begins Aug. 1,2013. Successful applicantsmust pass a drug screen andcriminal background check.Apply atwww.prestigecare.com. AA/EEO.CNAHood River Care Center isaccepting applications forfull-time cna’s. Successfulapplicants must pass a drugscreen, criminal background,and have a current,unencumbered oregon cnacertification. Apply atwww.prestigecare.com. AA/EEOCURVES If you are energetic,self-motivated, have anoutgoing personality & loveto work with people call541-386-660077 Help WantedMedicalHEALTH, NUTIRTION, ANDSAFETY MANAGERMid-Columbia Children’sCouncil builds better communities,one person at atime. Serving over 500 childrenin Oregon/WashingtonMCCC is recruiting fora Health, Nutrition, andSafety Manager to join ourteam.Position requires BA inPublic Health, Health Administration,Nursing,Health Education, or closelyrelated field. 3-5 yearsmanagement and/or supervisoryexperience, preferablywithin the field ofhealth services. Wagestarts at $3,260/month plusbenefits. For more informationview job postingand description atwww.mcccheadstart.org.To apply mail/fax application,resume, transcriptsand cover letter by closingdate to Mid-Columbia Children’sCouncil, Inc., 1100E. Marina Way, Suite 215,Hood River, OR. 97031 or(541) 386-4597. EOE.LICENSED NURSEHood River Care Centeris accepting applications for afull time RN or LPN.Successful applicants mustpass a drug screen andcriminal background and havea current, unencumbered ORlicense. Apply atwww.prestigecare.com. AA/EEO• Physicians• Nursing• Clinical Staff• Support StaffTo view all currentcareer opportunitiesand apply online, go to:www.mcmc.netMENTAL HEALTHSPECIALISTMid-Columbia Center forLiving is seeking a F/Ttherapist for our office inThe Dalles, to provideoutpatient counseling to avariety of individuals andgroups. Requires master’sdegree in social work,psychology or related fieldand 2 yrs. exp. in mentalhealth counseling.Preferred qualificationsinclude: Oregon LicensedClinical Social Workerpreferred, but LPC orlicensed eligible shouldapply. Experience with colocatedbehavioral healthand physical healthsettings, co-occurringdisorders, and traumainformed care highlydesired. Salary $4061.90-4,937.54/mo + benefits.Bilingual (English/Spanish)a plus. Must be computerliterate with the ability totype. For application &information please go tothe employment section ofour website atwww.mccfl.org. EOE/ADA/Drugfree workplace.P/T Registered NurseNORCOR Corrections inThe Dalles, OR. is seekingP/T REGISTEREDNURSE. This position willbe a direct employee ofNORCOR Corrections.This is PART time positiongenerally working dayshifts 15 hours per week,or as indicated by agreementwith administration.Position requires ability towork with diverse groups insecure facilities. Professionalworkplace behaviorsrequired. Criminal recordwill disqualify. Must havedrivers license, pass background,drug, physical andother testing as indicatedby the position. Hourlywage of $31.52. Applicationsand full job descriptionavailable at NORCORWebsite: www.norcor.co orat the NORCOR businessoffice, 201 Webber Street,The Dalles, OR. Applicationcloses on July 5th2013 at 4:00 p.m.Physical TherapistExperienced full-time PTneeded for a well-established,growing, privatelyownedoutpatient clinic.Competitive salary commensuratewith abilities.Benefits and continuing educationavailable. Send resumeand letter of interestto Rebecca Street PhysicalTherapy, 115 W 4th St.,The Dalles, OR 97058. Nophone calls please.RESIDENT CAREMANAGERHood River Care Centeris accepting applicationsfor a resident caremanager. Successfulapplicants must pass adrug screen, criminalbackground, and have atthe minimum, a currentunencumbered Oregon RNlicense. Prefer 1 yearexperience in geriatrics.Supervisory experience,and time managementskills a must. Apply atwww.prestigecare.com.AA/EEO

GOLDENDALE, WASHINGTONJUNE 26, 2013— B5CLASSIFIEDS77 Help WantedMedicalTranscriptionistDaily transcriptionist neededfor an established medicalclinic in The Dalles.Must have computer, typing,grammar and proofreadingskills. Transcriptionexperience is a plus but notrequired as we will train theright candidate. Salarycommensurate with abilities.Send cover letter andresume to P.O. Box 1910Tin care of TD Chronicle.78 Help WantedOfficeACCEPTING applicationsfor a front office person at arepair shop to help withday-to-day activities. Call541-296-6817 for info.OFFICE SPECIALIST - FRONTDESK POSITIONThe Port of Hood River isaccepting applications foran Office Specialist-FrontDesk position to providefront counter, administrationand some project supportfunctions. This is a limitedterm one-year positionthat will be considered tobe extended at a futuredate. Hours are Mondaythrough Friday, 8am to5pm. Applicants must havethe following skills:• Excellent customer serviceskills• Good cash handling andreconciliation skills• Solid computer skills• Willing to take on a varietyof assignments includingbackup duties for toll collectionand Event Sitebooth operations.Salary range is between$13.38 - $17.93. This positionhas excellent benefitsincluding healthcare insurance,retirement, vacationand sick leave. An applicationand complete job descriptionare available onthe Port’s website(portofhoodriver.com) or atthe Port office, 1000 E. PortMarina Drive, Hood River.Completed applications aredue in the Port office by5:00 p.m., Friday, July 5,2013.PT OFFICE CLERK, Mid-Columbia F&R, The Dalles,OR; salary: $11.45/hour;benefit package included;obtain app. packet at 1400W. 8th St., The Dalles orvisit www.mcfr.org; inquiries:contact Dana Woodsat 541-296-9445. ClosingDate: 7/1/13.79 Help WantedSales/ServiceSALES POSITIONSeeking a high energy, motivatedsalesperson to joinour sales team. Qualifiedcandidate must have apassion for selling andgreat customer serviceskills.This position requires anorganized person who canwork in an independent environment.Must have excellentverbal, written andcomputer communicationskills. Previous sales experiencea plus, but willtrain the right candidate. Anexisting account base willbe provided, but our newteam member will be requiredto contact andcreate new accounts.Full time position with abenefit package includingmedical and life insurance,401K, paid holidays andvacation.Must have clean drivingrecord, valid insurance anddependable transportation.Please send resume to, SalesPosition, P.O. Box 390, Dept.100, Hood River, OR 97031.82 VolunteersHARD-OF-HEARINGthis 6 year old boy has hada delayed vocabulary andtrouble making friends becauseof it. He is excitedabout trying new activitiesand would love to learnhow to swim but has nobodyto do these thingswith. He lives in a singleparent household andhasn’t seen his father in almost5 years. Having amale role model couldmake the world of differencein this boy’s lifeBig Brothers Big Sistersof Wasco Co. 541-296-8118,ext 216THIS LITTLE GUYis 8 years old and has beenwaiting for two years forjust the right Big Brother tocome along. He enjoys beingactive and would bethrilled to spend some timeoutdoors. He is very outgoing& enthusiastic and isready to have that specialone on one time.Big Brothers Big Sistersof Wasco Co. 541-296-8118,ext 21682 VolunteersTHIS PRECIOUS LITTLE GIRLis 6 years old and is extremelyeager to get a BigSister! She is very enthusiasticand full of life. Shelives in a small apartmentand could really benefitfrom getting out of thehouse and trying newthings. When asked whyshe wanted to have a BigSister, she replied by saying,“I just want someone tohang out with. Makingfriends is hard.”Big Brothers Big Sistersof Wasco Co. 541-296-8118,ext 216Child Care Wanted ........95Diaper Services ...........100Adult & Elderly Care....105105 Adult &Elderly CareSEMI-PRIVATEOPENINGOur adult family homehas a semi-privateopening. Room has ahalf bath, electric twinbed and closet. We providethree meals a day,twenty-four hour staffing,medication management,transportationcoordination and personalloving care.CHERRY STREETMANOR II460 NE Cherry StreetWhite Salmon, WA509-493-1084Ask for LucindaTravel &TransportationCar Pools .....................110Tickets .........................115Travel ...........................120Free-To-All ...................122ClassifiedDeadlineis Mondayat noonList your REALESTATE in TheGorgeClassifieds!MARKETPLACEAuctions .......................125Hood River...................126The Dalles ...................127White Salmon/Bingen ..128Odell ............................129Garage/Yard Sales.......130Other Oregon Cities ....131Parkdale/Mt. Hood .......132Cook/Underwood.........133Other Washington Cities134Estate Sales ................135Camas .........................136Washougal...................137Vancouver....................138Bazaars/Flea Markets..139Antiques & Collectibles140Antiques/CollectiblesWanted 142Apparel/Jewelry ...........150Furniture ......................155Appliances ...................160Home Electronics ........165Carpeting .....................166Wireless Communication167Computers ...................170Satellites ......................175Cameras & Photo Supplies180Cleaning ......................182Firewood & Stoves.......185Hot Tubs, Spas, SwimmingPool 190Sporting Goods ...........195Exercise Equipment.....200Sailboard & Accessories205Arts & Leisure..............210Musical Instruments.....215Lawn, Garden, Equipment220Building Materials ........225Timber Buy/Sell ...........226Hand & Power Tools ....230Misc. Equipment ..........235Health Care Equipment236Arts, Crafts, & Hobbies240Baby Items...................250Hair Care & Beauty Aids255Books...........................260Office Equipment .........265Restaurant Equipment.270Misc. for Sale ...............275Misc. Wanted ...............280Free/Give Away............282Swaps & Trades...........285Hood RiverHR VALLEY ADULT CENTERTHRIFT STORECollectibles, ClothingFurniture, HouseholdShoes & more!*Donations gladly accepted24 hours a day*Support Your LOCALCommunityTues & Thurs, 9 to 12Wed & Sat, 9 to 250% off sale-Last Sat of month2010 Sterling Place, HRHRVCC THRIFT SHOPEvery Wed., 9:00-3:00Every Sat., 9:00-1:00$5 bag for clothingAll glassware, 1/2 price.VHS tapes, .50DONATIONS WELCOME!975 Indian Creek Rd., HRThe DallesGIGANTIC YARD SALE!Gateway women are havingtheir annual rummagesale to raise money forwomen’s retreat. GatewayPresbyterian Church, 1111Dry Hollow Rd., from 8am-2pm on Fri. 6/28 and Sat.6/29.POMONA MEADOWS AnnualGarage Sale, Sat.June 29th, 8am-4pm @950 Pomona in The Dalles.RUMMAGE SALE! Mid-ColumbiaSenior Center basement,June 27th-29th, 1112W. 9th St. in The Dalles.Thursday and Friday, 9am-4pm, and Saturday “BagSale”, 9am-noon. Furniture,crafts, clothes andother misc. items for sale!The Dalles Large Multi-FamilyYard/Renovation SaleJune 29th and June 30th8 am to 4pm3455 Royal Crest Dr. (Col.View Hts)Furniture, Appliances (Frig,stove, dishwasher, etc),clothes (Adult + kids), ridingmower, tools, electronics,sink, toilet, etc.Other OregonCitiesMOSIER: Garage Sale,June 27th, 28th, and 29th,7am-6pm @ 2068 StateRd. in Mosier (four milesfrom Mosier Creek Bridge).Oak bar, air conditioner,and lots of misc.!Other WashingtonCitiesNOW OPEN12 to 4Thursday - Fridayand SaturdaySOMEANTIQUESWe Have a LittleBit of Everything!Lots of VarietyCOUNTRYTHRIFT STORE525 Washington StreetLyle, Washington509-365-4343CLASSIFIEDDEADLINE:NOON-MONDAY135 GoldendaleBIG item yard sale!Friday-Sunday, June 28-30; greata condition, desk,dinner table with chairs, 20pc. dish set, coffee table,glass beer mugs, PS2 consoleand games, women,men and baby clothes,baby swing, tub etc. AuthenticCoach purses,men’s work pants ANDMORE! We will have signsto help you find it. 697 CedarValley Road, acrossfrom Rural 7 fire shed, 15min. from Goldendale, andSO Worth It!HUGE sale - Goldendale:Good stuff, cheap.Fri/Sat., June 28-29, 8-4.603 Turkey Ranch Rd.follow the signs from Goldendale.Lawn mower, tub/shower surround, sewingmachine, file cabinet, recreationalequipment, desk,cheset of drawers, householditems, much more.YARD SALE; June 28-298am-5pm. 2 Hand Lane,Centerville. 509-261-1638for more info.139 Bazaars/FleaMarketsLOOKING FOR VENDORS!Flea Market Bazaar, Sat.June 29th and Sun. June30th, 10am-6pm, ColumbiaHills Village RV Park (in thelog building), Hwy. 197,Dallesport, WA. Vendorswelcome! Call Ginger @509-767-1071 or Tammie@ 509-310-9647.140 Antiques &CollectiblesASHTON DRAKE “VICTORIANSERENITY” COLLECTOR’SDOLLComes with bonnet, pillow,pantaloons & socks.Perfect condition, save thather irises have fadedsome. She has alwaysbeen a decoration &carefully handled. Listprice: $129. Asking: $50.Please text or call Victoria541-380-0137ANTIQUE Howard Manualoplayer piano, serial#77758, Howard CincinnatiChicago string board and73039 cabinet, circa 1914,as is. Potential restoredvalue is $15,000. Transferbetween player and standardkeyboard piano needsmaintenance/adjustment.Needs new vacuum pumptubing. Asking $1,200 ormake an offer. Includes 48player piano music rollsand bench. Price does notinclude any taxes,shipping, or any othercosts. You pick up andmove. 541-467-2647.140 Antiques &CollectiblesANTIQUE upright piano,Ludwig, 1901. $1,000.509-250-2561.FOR SALE: Very largeWWII 15mm Wargameminiatures collection.Western front American,British, & German figuresbased for battlefront Wargamerules. 550 nicelypainted figures, + over 100vehicles & guns. Rulebook& some battlefield accessoriesalso included. Preferto sell entire collection asone large set, but may sellin parts. SERIOUS OF-FERS ONLY. For prices &more info, call Ken at 541-246-4586.150 Apparel/JewelryArtisan’sJEWELRY &GALLERY—Custom Designs——Jewelry Repairs—DIAMONDS andCOLORED GEMSTONES509-493-1333137 E. Jewett Blvd.White Salmon, WAartisansdesigns.comFOR SALE:Boots by Harley Davidson,brand new leather upperbalance, 100% original,size 11. $100Hat, “The Gun Club” byStetson, XXXX. Made inUSA. Brand new, $100.541-806-3835, se hablaespanolYour adshould behere!Call TheSentineltoday toplace yourad in printand online.509-773-3777150 Apparel/JewelryALPACASpring, Summer,and Winter...Always in Style,Always a WonderfulGIFT!Blankets - GlovesHats - ScarvesShawls - ThrowsYarnAlpacas areKnown toCause WarmFuzzy FeelingsandUncontrollableSmiles.COME SEE!ALPACAANNEXA GREAT PLACE TOVISIT,A UNIQUE PLACE TOSHOP!OPEN:Wednesday-Sunday10 am to 4 pm509-395-2266FIND USJUST OFF HWY 141IN TROUT LAKE, WAFOLLOW THE SIGNS!alpacaannex.commeadowrockalpacas.comQUALITY NECKLACES,BRACELETS & EARRINGS!Genuine pearls & localstones. $5-$30.Please email Victoria forspecific pricing:torict@gmail.com155 Furniture*MATTRESSES!*Sleep Better KnowingYou Save...GORGE BEDQUARTERS409 E. 2nd St.The Dalles, OR541-296-4341A/C and HeatingAttorneysBookkeepingCarpet CleaningThe Goldendale SentinelBusiness Directoryis a great way to get yourname out there!Just $8, $16, $24 or $32per week!Call us today at773-3777ConstructionConstructionEngine RepairHealth CareHome Improvement Income TaxManufactured HomesSeptic Service Truck Repair Veterinary CareLet us help YouBuild a better business!CallThe Sentineltoday!509-773-3777

B6 — June 26, 2013GOLDENDALE, WASHINGTONCLASSIFIEDS160 AppliancesNO SPACE for newfreezer, washer, dryerANDsome furniture; mower;record collection; 1-1/2cord of wood, truck lumberrack — other stuff. Makereasonable offer for all, or ?541-965-2636.165 HomeElectronicsAPPLE’S ONE ON ONEMEMBERSHIP. A greatresource!Personalized training, help,organization at any Applestore! Never been used,good for 1 year.List price: $99, asking $75.Please text or call Victoria541-380-0137HTC SENSATION 4G,8GB ANDROID PHONEfrom TMobile.Comes with charger &screen protector.Like new! $185Please text or call Victoria541-380-0137APPLE iPod touch, 4thgeneration, 8 GB, updatedand reset, 100% functional,display in great condition,some cosmetic wear onback. Included: case, usedscreen protector, USB cordand JVC earbuds. No originalpackaging. $125. Call541-769-0597.195 SportingGoodsGUNS: Rem XP100 220-250 pistol, $500. 270 almostnew with bi-pod,$450. 509-261-0425.NOTICECertain laws and restrictions,as well asregistration requirementsapply to the saleof firearms. For more informationcontact theSeattle Field Division ofthe Department of Alcohol,Tobacco andFirearms at 1-206-204-3205. This field divisionis responsible forWashington, Idaho,Oregon, Alaska and Hawaii.You may also go towww.atf.gov for frequentlyasked questionsand information.WANTED: 3-wheel adult bicycle.Must be in good condition.509-427-7164(North Bonneville)225 BuildingMaterialsBARN WOODBEAMS1”-2”-3”-6”x 10-foot (approx)1” Sells for 50c/Foot2”/3” Sells for $1/Foot6” Sells for $3/Foot509-493-2434260 Books“510 SPANISH VERBS”and “Easy Spanish Reader”Used, but no markingsinside. $10./set. Please textor call Victoria at 541-380-0137“CHARACTERS FROMTOLKIEN” by David Day.Like new! Includes map,chronology, and sketchesexcellentreference guide!$10. Please text or call Victoriaat 541-380-0137“MAYO CLINIC CompleteBook of Pregnancy andBaby’s First Year” and“The Everything PregnancyBook” set. Like New!$10./set. Please text or callVictoria at 541-380-0137275 Misc. for SaleOVER 100 LARGE COLORPOSTERS for teaching/homeschooling plus more!Posters cover the subjectsof history, geography,science, mathematics,language andmiscellaneous too.Posters come in large filingbox. Also included in theset are 2 brand new plasticbackpacks with 9 brandnew folders and 3 brandnew notebooks. All of thisfor $40!Call or text 541-380-0137“FOREST FRIENDS” set.3 TY beanie babies withtagprotectors & 1 chirpingbird.All brand new! $10/allPlease text or call Victoria541.380.0137Misc. Items for Sale:COUCH, like new, excellentcondition, dark tan color,leather or faux leather,oak finish, $125 OBO;STOVE/FIREPLACE, Chimera-type,brand new,charcoal color, standsabout 30” wide and up to 5’tall, grilling equipment included,$95; WHEELBAR-ROW, large, good shape,$25; HAND-TRUCK, heavyduty, $25; HOSPITAL BED,$45; call 541-442-8598 or541-705-7856.PENTAX 35mm camerawith extra body, assortedWA and telephoto lenses,attachments, photo copierstand + other miscellaneous35mm cameras. $150for the lot or make an offer.541-467-2647.UNDERWOODALPACASSTORENOW OPENCLOTHINGSOCKSCOATS50% LowerThan OtherPrices inthe GorgeSELLINGWORM COMPOSTUNDERWOODALPACASUnderwood, WAHOURS: 10 to 4Tuesday - SaturdayCall for an appointmentafter hours509-493-2981541-490-1717underwoodalpacas.comrdwhite@gorge.net282 Free/GiveAwayFREE TV, color, Zenith, oldconsole, floor type, 36”x17”x 30”, u-haul, 509-493-1164.286 $500 or Less(11) FRAMED glass panes,out of sliding glass doors,3-foot wide x 6.5-foot long,safety glass and tinted,$5.00/each. 509-395-2421..45 CAL Colt Rifle, AmadeoRossi, made in Brazil.Good cond. Must be over21. $400. 509-773-4275.CANOE: aluminum withsquare stern, 17’ by 36”,$400. Also a 4 hp Mercurymotor is available.509-439-9513.BEDROOM SET, walnut, 4pieces in excellent cond.Also Sofa, brown suede, inexcellent cond. $500/both541-806-0687BICYCLE, nice Bridgestonecb/3 26” 15 speedgreat commuter greatshape $25 if interested callCraig at 541 370 4253.BIVY Sak - OutdoorResearch Advanced; Almostnew. Gore-tex. $100.509-773-4961.BRAND NEW NintendoWii, nunchuck, and WiiPlay w/controller. Neverused. $160 541-288-7014.BUICK factory alloy wheelsand tires, 50% tread. FitsLeSabre, Century, Regal.VG $100. 541-980-9764.BUNK BEDS, oak, or twins,excellent condition, $125,541-352-7767.286 $500 or LessBUSH HOG, 2 years old,$500. 509-493-4190DELTA JOINER, 6”, verylightly used, on a stand,$500. 541-354-5665DELTA model 37-190 jointer.Used, but in excellentcondition $375. 541-993-8699.DESKTOP Computer:Pentium4 3GHz, Win Vista,160 GB HD, 17” mon, keyboard,mouse, software.$60/obo. 541-296-6336.DIGITAL scale, Toledo,countertop, 30 lbs., 13x9stainless steel platform, legalfor sale, $250, 541-300-0853.DUMP RAKE, antiquehorse-pulled. $350 OBO,541-352-6759DVD COLLECTION, over500, all for $500 (not sellingseparately), 503-320-3923.ELLIPTICAL trainer,Eclipse 1000, Free, goodcond. Call/text 541-978-0119, The Dalles.ENTERTAINMENT center,oak, pocket doors, manyshelves for equipment andstorage, like new condition,retails $1200, sell $500.509-493-3663.FIREWOOD: 3.5 cord, pine& oak. $400 obo.509-773-3903.FISH TANK, 10 gallon.Comes complete with hoodlight and pump filtersystem, $10. 541-387-4752FREEZER, 21 cu. ft. uprightFrigidaire, looksrough, runs good, $75.541-806-1626FRONT LOAD GE washer& Frigidaire dryer, LargeCapacity, White, Like New$500. 541-298-5608GARDEN mulcher/chipper,on wheels, needs magnetowork, $25. 509-493-3695.GUITARRON, beautifulwoods and inlays, newstrings, authentic “made inMexico”, $450, 541-965-3979.HEADACHE RACK, for1993 Dodge Dakota, $150obo. 541-490-6305HEDGE trimmer, CraftsmanBushwacker, 18 inch,good condition, $15. 509-493-3431.HIKING BOOTS, ladies 6MVasque Gortex leather uppers,Vibram soles, worn 1time. $50. 971-241-2277HOTPOINT freezer/fridge,$130 OBO, off white/almond,frostless, cleanoverall, great unit, Moro,541-565-0566.Kids Trek Mountain TrainTag-Along bike (kids tandemattached bike). $100541-298-6996KODAK Easy-Share digitalcamera, excellent shape.$50. 541-739-2027.LAMPS, (2) oak & etchedglass, $40/set. 541-298-2971MARK TWAIN books (5),all from 1900’s, $25 for all,541-298-8790.MOTOR for 1996 Acura Integra,4 cyl. not V-Tech,139K miles, AT, $450. 541-380-1166MOTOR: Ford 300, 6-cyl,low mileage, excellent condition,$500. 509-637-5655.New Tivo Premiere, willnot work with our antennaand internet speed. onlyused for 2 weeks. $150.541-296-5033.O/B motor, Sears, 15 hp,$350 OBO. Dick, 509-427-5327, after 6 pm. (Carson)OAK entertainment center,8’x4’, lots of adjustableshelving/storage, $110OBO, 541-442-8598 or541-705-7856.OSTER Kitchen Centerwith lots of attachments$50.00 541-980-1160.PARTING OUT: 1974Ford, 3/4 ton, 4x4, 4 speed,V-8, LWB, ran good whenparked 7 years ago, lowmiles, $500. 509-637-5655.PATIO DOOR, slider, 6 ft,white, like new, $125, 541-399-2499.PIANO, must sell! Consoletype, w/bench. Older but ingood shape $75 cash obo.509-250-1368.PORTABLE Briggs andStratton generator, eliteseries. 5000 running watts,7000 starting watts. $335.509-772-2990PRIDE Victory 3-wheeledscooter for handicapped,recent batteries, $300,541-769-0122.PRIEFERT 5x10x6.5’ weldedwire dog kennel, $225,can deliver and setup for$50 in The Dalles area. CallPatrick @ 541-298-2687.286 $500 or LessPROPANE gas stove bySears, 3 and 1/2 years old,white, excellent conditionwith manual, $100, 541-980-7390.PUB TABLE, 42”x42”, mediumbrown color, comeswith two extra stools, $220,541-769-0474.RECLINER, leather,brown, used 3 months, fitstall or wide body-to big forme, retails $800, sell $350OBO. 509-281-3032 or509-637-0304, WS.REFRIGERATOR, Whirlpoolbrand, side-by-side,white, good condition,$250, 541-980-6834.ROTOTILLER, Sears’Briggs and Straton 8HP 4-cycle heavy duty tiller, runsgreat, can do anything,$150, 530-708-2699.SEARS Propane gasstove, 3-4 years old, white.Exc. cond. $100.541-980-7390.SLEEPING BAGS (2), foryoung children, w/pump &mattress, Spiderman & Tinkerbell,$20/both, will sellseparately. 509-493-1164.SOFA, old-fashion folddownsleeper-style, withstorage beneath and onsides, off-white upholstery,very clean, $100. 509-395-2788.STAMP COLLECTION. 6‘80’s mint US sheets; 12‘80’s covers; UN album w/all mint stamps ‘51-’76; foreignalbum w/older stamps;misc. All for $400 cash by7/5. Will sell in parts on 7/6only. 541-386-5151.STONEWARE, 2 sm. OvalBakers from PamperedChef. French white finish,no longer avail. $7 for both,541-354-2446STONEWARE, large OvalBaker from PamperedChef. French white finish,good condition (somestains), $5. 541-354-2446TIRES (studded) andwheels off Honda Civic,185/70R/14, $40/all. 541-399-2033TIRES, (4) Michelin 185/70R14, 75 % tread, $175.541-399-7268TOW BAR, foldable, towsvehicle behind RV, asking$80, call 509-365-3607Sun. through Thurs.TRAILER-PICKUP bedwith wood sides, $250,541-993-9334.TREADMILL, Proform J4Performance, new condition,folds for storage,$250. 541-490-0504TV, Sharp brand, largescreen,color, good condition,$85 OBO, 541-678-4005.WALL jacks (pair), telescopic,1000 lb maximumper pole, $280/pair, 360-969-5830.WASHER, Frigidaire &General Electric dryer,work fine, white, $50/bothor $30 each. 541-490-0362WET SUIT, women’s large10/12, black & blue, frontzipper, long sleeves, $35.541-386-6755 Hood RiverANIMALS &AGRICULTURELivestock & Supplies ...290Pets & Supplies ...........295Pasture Rentals ...........300Stables & Kennels .......305Hay, Feed, & Produce..310Lawn & Garden Equip. 311Food, Meat, & Produce315Plants & Nursery Stock320Farm & OrchardEquipment ...................325290 Livestock& SuppliesAdvanced Hoofcareand HorseshoeingThree Decades of QualityService. Call or Text Sam509-250-3425 or webhorseshoesam.eu.pnDUCKS for sale, KhakiCampbells, 3 females, 1male, 13 weeks old, $25each, 541-296-2722.GELDING, super gentle,easy to catch, good lookingquarterhorse. Buckskinsocks & blaze. $525.Other horses available.509-773-7676.JUSTIN HILLHORSESHOEING509-261-1508.gorgefarrier.comMOVING! Must sell. Alltypes of livestock - dogs,goats, calves, rabbits.509-773-5660.REGISTERED Black AngusBulls. Payweight pedigree,18-20 mo. $2500each. 541-352-6223290 Livestock& SuppliesSADDLE: 15-inch stocksaddle, circ. 1940’s, tooled.$35. 509-896-2082.295 Pets &SuppliesMIAIs 9 yrs. old, with a funloving,spunkypersonality. She’s veryplayful and sweet andjust wants to be in ahome with toys andcozy laps for thecuddlin’!Adopt A Dog541-354-1083“HOPE”Gray/peach calico, shy butaffectionate, needs tobond, 3-years old, female,long haired, spay, currenton shots/wormed and Lukcheck. Indoor, no dogs,adults.Call Bonnie541-386-3776BE MINECAT ADOPTIONbemine.petfinder.comADORABLEKITTENSFOR ADOPTIONSiamese, orange and graytabbys, females andmales, 9 months to 1-yearold. Spayed or neuteredplus shots. Indoors only.FREE MICROCHIP!Call Elizabeth541-386-5099PURRFECT FITCAT ADOPTIONSpurrfect-fit.petfinder.comADORABLE kittens to giveaway to good a goodhome. 541-298-5608 or541-993-7754CATLINK needs homes forbarn cats! All cats arespayed/neutered/vaccinated.The usual adoptionfee is waived for adopterswilling to provide food andshelter for 2 or more. Call541-298-8253.CHIHUAHUA PUPPIES. 1female & 2 males, 3months old. First shots,potty trained. Female is$100, males are $130each. 541-806-2591310 Hay, Feed,StrawORGANIC HAY FOR SALE:Good quality,$175 per ton.Call 541-980-7439.315 Food, Meat,& ProduceCHERRIESBERRIESEarly Summer Veggies***********Greenhouse Sale!Rasmussen Farms3020 Thomsen Rd,Hood River541-386-4622Open daily 9 am to 5pmFARM FRESHSTRAWBERRIES$18/flat, $9/half-flatRaspberries coming soon1255 Icy Road, Hood RiverBy Your Rental Center541-400-8431 or541-400-0116Fresh Bing CherriesCall to orderfor next day pick up.$1.50 per pound.541-980-8854 or 541-980-8857THE OLD TRUNKFRUITSTANDLocal apricots, raspberries& cherries!2958 Dee Hwy.Hood River, OROpen Wed-Mon10-5:30320 Plants &Nursery StockMT. VIEW ORCHARDSFRUIT STANDFresh picked Rainier, Bing& Chelan cherries.Apricots.Also Jams, Honey & DriedFruits.6670 Trout Creek Ridge Rd.Parkdale, OR.Open 7 days/week9am to 5pmU-PICK LAVENDER. 6140Mill Creek Rd. The Dalles,OR. 7/5/-8/5/13 Hours: 9-3M-Sat. Closed Sunday. $6/bunch, $40/shrub. 541-705-5255 or 541-288-6060.RENTALSBusiness Rentals.........330Apartment Rentals/OR 335Apartment Rentals/WA 340Condo Rentals/OR ......350Condo Rentals/WA ......352Duplexes, Four-Plexes/OR355Duplexes, Four-Plexes/WA360House Rentals/OR.......365House Rentals/WA ......370Senior Housing ............372Mobile Homes/Oregon.375Mobile Homes/Washington380Mobile Home Spaces ..382RV Space.....................384Rentals Wanted ...........385Rentals to Share..........390Room Rentals..............395RV Site Rentals ...........397Vacation Rentals..........400Bed & Breakfast...........405Storage Space.............410Misc. Rentals ...............415330 BusinessRentalsHAVE A HOME FOR SALE?Get results fast by placingyour ad in the Gorge Classifieds,your ad will appearin every paper in the gorgearea, reaching over115,000 readers eachweek. Call us at the GoldendaleSentinel, 773-3777or toll-free at 1-888-287-3777.HOOD RIVER200 sq. ft. office, $240250 sq. ft. retail mall, $410300 sq. ft. office, $230.400 sq. ft. office, $350715 sq. ft. office, $600.870 sq. ft. retail mall, $8501068 sq. ft. office, $885.2300 sq. ft. office,$23001800 sq. ft. retail, $1300.Various dry storage unitsChuck Beardsley, 541-386-5555, Hershner & Bell RealtyHOOD RIVER. Highly visiblecommercial spaceavailable on the Heights.Up to 2000 square feetavailable; price depends onusage & square footage.13th & A Street. Call for details,541-806-1771 oremail asmith@gorge.netSee M-F 9-5HOOD RIVER. Office/LightIndustrial/Retail space. Upto 4,000 sq ft, can be dividedinto various configurations,carpet & A/C, currentuse small offices, conference& reception. 1020Wasco Street, avail 8/1,$1.50sf depending on sq ftrented. 541-490-1220.OFFICE / RETAILSPACE FOR LEASEDowtown The Dalles900 +/- sq.ft. to 2850 +/-sq.ft and any size in between.Ground level w/ excellentstreet exposure. All utilitiespaid by owner. Call Roger541-387-3270 or 503-260-6016PUBLISHER’S NOTICEAll real estate advertising inthis newspaper is subjectto the Fair Housing Actwhich makes it illegal to advertise“any preference,limitation or discriminationbased on race, color, religion,sex, handicap, familialstatus or national origin, oran intention, to make anysuch preference, limitationor discrimination.” Familialstatus includes childrenunder the age of 18 livingwith parents or legal custodians,pregnant womenand people securing custodyof children under 18.This newspaper will notknowingly accept any advertisingfor real estatewhich is in violation of thelaw. Our readers are herebyinformed that all dwellingsadvertised in thisnewspaper are available onan equal opportunity basis.To complain of discriminationcall HUD toll-free at 1-800-669-9777. The toll-freetelephone number for thehearing impaired is 1-800-927-9275.THE DALLES: large shopfor rent, excellent location,office and bathroom, $850/mo.; call for an appointment,541-296-1424.330 BusinessRentalsTHE DALLES - RETAIL:1040 sq. ft., $875/mo.;825 sq. ft., $650/mo.;includes utilities;Columbia Court Mall;107-109 E. 2nd St.541-298-8903.THE DALLES: Newly builtoffice. Kitchenette, full bath,storage room, office space.$250/mo. Also available:8’x12’ outside storageshed. Call 541-298-8873.335 ApartmentRentals/OR.HOOD RIVER. One bedroomunfurnished apartment.Range, refrigerator,microwave included. Riverview & garage. $650/month. 541-490-2337MID VALLEY APARTMENTSin Odell:1 bdrm. apt., brand new,625/mo. Includes w/s/g.Coin op laundry on site.No pets/smoking. 541-490-3351 or 541-490-4451THE COMMODORE IIAPARTMENTS in TheDalles, 312 Court St. isnow accepting applicationsfor federally funded housing.Studio and 1 bedroomapartments may be available.On site managementand laundry facility in abeautifully restored historicbuilding in downtown TheDalles. 541-298-7600 orTDD 800-735-2900. Professionallymanaged byMeredian Management.THE DALLES: 1 bedroom,W/S/G paid, $500 per mo.+ $500 dep.; 2 bedroom,$675 per mo. + $500 dep.;no pets allowed; 541-298-7015.340 ApartmentRentals/WA.THREE Mountain VillageLocated at 613 W. Collinsin Goldendale, now acceptingapplications for 1, 2& 3 bdrm. apartments.HUD Section 8 Restrictionsapply. Call 509-773-3344or TTY dial 711 for applications.WISHRAM: 1 BDRM apt.with carport, $300/mo. +First/Last/Deposit,206-824-5231.360 Duplexes,Four-Plexes/WAGOLDENDALE; 4 plex,Remodeled 3 bdrm., 1.5ba., $600/mo.Remodeled 2 bdrm., 1.5ba., $560/mo.Laundry onsite.No smoking, no pets,W/S/G pd. 541-308-6369.365 HouseRentals/ORTHE DALLES: refurbished3 BDRM, 1 BA, garage,fenced yard, all appliances,nice area, $975/mo. + deposit,541-993-0615.CASCADE LOCKS, 3 bedroom,2 bath, 2 car garage,all appliances, $1000/mo.1st/last/dep. Includes yardcare. Pets ok w/ deposit.No smoking. Avail. Aug. 1.541-308-03747John L. Scott Prpty Mgmtwww.JLSRentals.com541-298-47363 BD Duplex, TD, $7252 BD House, TD, $8501 BD Duplex, TD, $6253 BD House, HR, $16503 BD Apt., TD, $7751 BD Duplex, TV, $5253 BD House, TD, $8502 BD House, Rufus, $8003 BD House, TD, $12752 BD House, TD, $11002 BD House, HR, $1400Comm Prop, 2936 sq ft,TD, $2200Comm Prop, 1000 sq ft,TD, $750MOSIER 2 bdrm, 1 1/2bath, furnished, on flowerfarm. $350/week or $1100/mo., 1660 Dry Creek Rd.Farm is for sale. Shown byappt. only. 541-478-2798PARKDALE. 4 bdrm, 2bath, no smoking/pets,$875 + first/last/deposit,541-352-6836.THE DALLES: 2 BDRM, 2BA manufactured homewith storage. Beautifulcountry setting and gardenarea. See deer, elk andwild turkeys! Close to town.$875/mo. 541-980-0511.365 HouseRentals/ORTHE DALLES: 2 BDRM, 1BA house. Newly remodeled,new paint and carpet,patio with fenced yard, allappliances including fullsize W&D, garage, air conditioning.NO PETS! Lease$1095 + $750 deposit.1505 View Court, off DryHollow and 14th. 206-409-7954.THE DALLES: 3 bedroom,2« bath, very nice, $1250/mo. 541-354-1649.370 HouseRentals/WABICKLETON; 15 SJefferson, 2 bdrm, 2 bath,big living room and diningroom, $545/mo.3 bdrm., 1 ba., avail. June30. $595/mo.Pets negotiable. Ready tomove in, 1st and last monthdown. 503-358-7971BZ CORNER, Washington.3 bedroom, 1 bath home,large yard and out building.Near launch site. No smoking/pets.$700/month plusdeposit. W/S paid. 509-493-2118.DALLESPORT, WA. Homefor Lease or Sale, 603 5thAve. 3 bdrm, 2 bath. 1.5lots, large back yard. Fruittrees and berries, gardenin. Paved drive, 2 largesheds with electricity. Completelyfenced. Schoolclose. Available Aug. 1,509-261-1688GOLDENDALE: 2 bdrm.house, large yard, W/Dhookup, 125 W. Brooks.$625/mo. 509-773-3816.GOLDENDALE: 3 bdrm., 1ba., single-wide MH, 1100sq. ft. Expanded livingroom, lg. kitchen, close toschools & downtown, niceyard. W/S/G paid. $550/mo., $350 damage/securitydeposit. 541-993-0181,Steve.GOLDENDALE: 901 N.Grant; Spacious 4 bdrm.,2 ba. home. All appliances.$925/mo., $500 dep.509-773-4507.John L. Scott Prpty Mgmtwww.JLSRentals.com541-298-47362 BDRM House,Dallesport, $7003 BDRM House,Goldendale, $8003 BD House,Carson, $1250Comm Prop, 3300 sq ft,White Salmon, $2200Comm Prop, 1900 sq ft,Bingen, $700LYLE. 3-bedroom house on1 acre. No smoking/pets.$895/month plus deposit,water and sewer included.408-646-9466.MARYHILL; 3 bed 2 bathw/ garage. $850 per month.References required.509-773-5144.TROUT LAKE, WA. Largevery nice single-familyhome for rent/lease..orsale. 5 bedrooms, 3.5baths, family room, livingroom, garage. Propaneheat, wood heat. Over 1acre, near school andcreek. No smoking. $1200/month, $500/deposit, $300.References, credit check.509-637-3524.WISHRAM: 3 BDRM, 2 BA,spacious house with walkinpantry, laundry room,and master room has bigwalk-in closet; 1st/last/deposit;$700/mo.; located onthe Columbia River; largelot, huge back yard, andnice covered front porch;206-824-5231.Senior HousingOPENING IN JUNE!Columbia Hills Manor350 W. HemlockArlington, ORIndependent Livingfor Seniors 60+1 BDRM $418-$4332 BDRM $499-$896Energy EfficientEco-FriendlyWasher & Dryer Hook-upsWater, Garbage & SewerPaidCall 971-224-1424, TTY711Income Limits ApplyEqual Housing Opportunity380 Mobile Homes/WashingtonGOLDENDALE: 2 bdrm., 1ba. MH, utility room, W/Dhookup, new flooring, newpaint; clean! Large coveredporch, shade trees. 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Substantivetypographical error (wrongaddress, telephone number, nameor price) will result in a "makegood", in which a corrected ad willbe run the following week. WNPAincurs no other liability for errors inpublication.ADOPTIONADOPT -- WARM, FUNProfessional Couple Eager ToProvide Your Child With Love andHappiness Forever. ExpensesPaid. Ann and Peter. Call 1-800-593-1730ADOPT: ACTOR/DIRECTOR &Executive long for 1st baby;Sports, Playful pup, HomeCooking awaits! Expenses paid. 1-800-989-8921EVENTS-FESTIVALSANNOUNCE your festival for onlypennies. Four weeks to 2.7 millionEVENTS-FESTIVALSreaders statewide for about$1,200. Call this newspaper or 1(206) 634-3838 for more details.FINANCIALLOCAL PRIVATE INVESTORloans money on real estate equity.I loan on houses, raw land, commercialproperty and propertydevelopment. Call Eric at (425)803-9061. www.fossmortgage.comFINANCIAL – NOTE BUYERSBAJILLIONS Still Available forgood R.E. Contracts, Notes andFINANCIAL – NOTE BUYERSAnnuities. 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GOLDENDALE, WASHINGTONJUNE 26, 2013— B7CLASSIFIEDS382 Mobile HomeSpacesFOLEY LAKES mobilehome space available.Call 541-980-4995.REAL ESTATEAcreage & Lots............420Commercial/InvestmentProperty 425Orchards, Farms, Ranches430Real Estate/OR............435Real Estate/WA ...........437Real Estate Wanted.....440Manufactured Homes/OR445Manufactured Homes/WA447Condos/OR..................450Condos/WA..................452420 Acreage& LotsPUBLISHER’S NOTICEAll real estate advertising inthis newspaper is subjectto the Fair Housing Actwhich makes it illegal to advertise“any preference,limitation or discriminationbased on race, color, religion,sex, handicap, familialstatus or national origin, oran intention, to make anysuch preference, limitationor discrimination.” Familialstatus includes childrenunder the age of 18 livingwith parents or legal custodians,pregnant womenand people securing custodyof children under 18.This newspaper will notknowingly accept any advertisingfor real estatewhich is in violation of thelaw. Our readers are herebyinformed that all dwellingsadvertised in thisnewspaper are available onan equal opportunity basis.To complain of discriminationcall HUD toll-free at 1-800-669-9777. The toll-freetelephone number for thehearing impaired is 1-800-927-9275.425 CommercialInvestment Prop.THE DALLES: Zoned B&B/multi-family, remodeled 5BDRM, 3 BA, 1939 Craftsman,2772 sq. ft., living,family, dining, utility/office,fireplace, oak/tiled floors,AC/gas, 2 patios, fencedyard, near schools, parksand downtown, $286,000.541-300-0853columbiagorgefsbo.com435 RealEstate/ORHOOD RIVER FSBO.1,200 sq.ft. modern 3 bedroomand one and one halfbaths with an attached garage.This two story home isequipped with zonal heating,hot water on demand,ceiling fan and other ecofriendlytouches. Gasstove, refrig. dishwasherand washer/dryer can allbe included in price. Quietspot with neighbors whowork and live the HR lifestyle.Little yard work requiredso you can enjoy theoutdoors in other ways.Plus, it includes a doublemountain view. Seller ismotivated. $239,000. CallCarol at 541-490-1513.437 RealEstate/WA437 RealEstate/WAWHITE SALMON(Snowden)Ranch/Business, 3bdrm, 2 bath, MF homewith den, wood stove,open floor plan, andlarge bedrooms w/walkin closets. Cottage perfectfor an art studio orfor guests. Many outbuildings including a 2stall barn and 2100 sq ftshop. The shop hasmany possibilities. Currentlybeing used as aprofitable Dog BoardingKennel. All on 7.5 acres.Beautiful, well establishedlandscaping, pasture,& evergreen forest.Fenced & crossedfenced. http://snowdenproperty.webs.com/ $575,500, 509-493-2405.OPEN HOUSEWhite Salmon, WASaturday and SundayJune 29 and 30, 11 - 4TOWN HOUSEFSBO$234,900305 SE Wyers Street, WSCharming 3 bedroom,2.5 bath, 2-car garage,large front porch andrear deck, all appliancesincluded plus washerand dryer. 1 block todowntown.READY TO MOVE IN509-637-4909445 ManufacturedHomes/ORTHE DALLES: 1977 mobilehome; excellent condition;2 bedroom/2 bath; in seniorpark; new upgrades includingwindows, blinds,and built-in stove top; mustsee; $29,500 OBO; 541-296-5608 or 541-993-1713.THE DALLES. $59,900.Solid, 3 bdrm, 2 ba, FleetwoodMF. Owner will carrylong term. Unit #46 in TheDalles Mobile Manor, offHostetler, about 1 blockfrom street. Joel 503-688-0709, text or call until 8p.m.THE DALLES: Double-widemanufactured home forsale. Must move! 1600 sq.ft. New metal roof, refrigeratorand new stove, nicefloor plan. $5000. Youmove. 541-980-0511.AUTOMOTIVEAviation ........................455RV’s & Travel Trailers ...460Canopies & Campers ..465RV Rentals...................470RV Parts & Supplies ....475Boats, Motors, Supplies480Personal Watercraft .....481Snowmobiles ...............485Motorcycles, ATC’s &ATV’s 490Utility Trailers ...............495Heavy Equipment ........500Misc. Auto ....................505Auto Parts & Supplies .510Autos Wanted ..............515Sport Utility Vehicles....525Pickups & Trucks .........530Vans & Utility Vehicles .535Antique & Classic Autos538Automobile...................540460 RVs &Travel Trailers1993 COLEMAN Pop-up;Unique and hard to findCape Cod Model, has hardsides w/tempered glasswindows that open whenthe side is raised. Sleeps 6with king & full beds; propanestove, 3-way fridge.Good cond. $3200. 360-754-8977.Hank’s Auto SalesBuy/Sell/Consign RV’s,Utility Vehicles.www.hanksautosales.net541-296-5854 or541-993-0109PRICE REDUCED to$109,000 FleetwoodExpedition, 2007,Class “A” motor home,38 ft., diesel pusher,300 hp Cat, Under10,000 miles. 7.5 KwOnan Diesel Generator;3 slides, double-panewindows, comb. W/D, 4dr. fridge-freezer w/icemaker. Tow package.509-261-0017.465 Canopies &Campers2004 APACHE Pastime,cab over camper, like new,used little. A must see at4103 Bartlett Dr, 1/4 milefrom Wy’East School,Hood River. 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B8 —June 26, 2013KLICKITAT from Page B1Rafting came on the marketin 2002 and they have been inHusum ever since. They stillmaintain the Costa Rica connection,organizing trips tothe equatorial country everyother year, filling a gap duringthe winter months. Theyalso work with another companyto organize trips downthe Snake River and lowerSalmon River in Idaho. In additionto running the WhiteSalmon River, they travel upHighway 12 out of Yakima torun the Tieton River late inthe summer when the reservoiris drained.Business is booming.Klinkenberg says they expectabout 10,000 visitors this yearcompared to about 7,000 fiveyears ago. In fact, they havejust expanded into the neighboringproperty and will havegreatly expanded food serviceand capacity to run theirbusiness.The kayak school still beginsin a backyard pool. Withthe removal of Condit Damand the loss of NorthwesternLake, their phase two locationfor training is gone. Theyhave to travel a little furtherand miss the easy access andtraining the lake provided forbeginners trying to learnabout current, paddling, eddiesand roll-overs. But thechanging river will likely providemore of a run in the future,following the bank recoveryefforts.Klinkenberg says they arestill here in Husum becausethe White Salmon River isvery unique and well knownin the white water world. Itprovides a long season comparedto areas like Wenatcheeand when it comes to extremekayaking, the Little WhiteSalmon River is a destinationof choice. “Several of the topworld class kayakers live inWhite Salmon,” says Klinkenberg.The company does theirpart to build sense of communityin Husum. They helpsponsor the White SalmonRiver Fest which is open tothe public, but targets theHusum community. Thisyear’s River Fest is July 10,starting at 10 a.m. and runningall day finishing with aPaddler’s Party with food,drink and music.Klinkenberg says theyaren’t looking at building anyoutposts in other areas. Theylove the area and don’t foreseeexpansion. Why would theymove? When it comes to whitewater, this is the place to be.WindsurfingWesterly wind poursthrough the gorge whippingup white caps, pushing thesurface water of the ColumbiaRiver against the relentlessflow of the massive river,constantly pushing west tothe Pacific Ocean. It makesfor ideal conditions for windsports, mainly kite boardingand sailboarding, but thereare also a fair number of sailboats along the river.When conditions are moremild, the emphasis is formore boats on the water, takingadvantage of unique,world class fishing. Thestring of dams on the Columbiamake the river more like astring of lakes with typicallake species like bass, catfishand walleye. But it is still ariver with migrating salmonand steelhead considered thelife blood of the region. Fishingof some sort is availableyear round on the ColumbiaRiver. Pick up a WashingtonState fishing rules book atsporting goods stores orwhere fishing licenses aresold, or go to wdfw.wa.gov foran on-line version.Last chance for Wolf apparelJune 30 is the last day to order Goldendale Timberwolfapparel. Caps, t-shirts, shorts and sweat pants are available.Go to http://kimmel.itemorder.com and use thesales code entry “GH4PY” to log on and make your purchases.The items will not be available after June 30.ANDREW CHRISTIANSENALL AGES AND GENDERS: Fly fishing and windsurfing are lifetimesports. Mark Albert, above works out a new pole on the KlickitatRiver. Below, young and old, male and female enjoy riding the windand waves at any of several sites along the Columbia River.GOLDENDALE, WASHINGTONANDREW CHRISTIANSENDRAINED IT: Keith Johnson watches as Jeff Fields makes aputt on the second hole of Goldendale Golf Club. About 60golfers competed to raise funds for the Kiwanis kids’ readingprogram, Saturday.ANDREW CHRISTIANSENDIFFERENT APPROACHES: There is more than one way to ridethe white water of the White Salmon River. Above, in an Equif L’Edgecanoe for those who feel too cramped in a kayak; below in a doublehulled raft; and at bottom left in a Pyranha playboat kayak, in thiscase, not the ideal form for negotiating rapids, but part of the thrill.NOTICESFrom page B3“Keeping of Farm Animals”.The intent of the amendmentis to allow landowners of lotsthat are less than 20 acres insize and in residential zoningto keep farm animals (fowl,livestock and fur-bearinganimals) within reasonablelimits. This is a non-projectaction that does not proposeor authorize any specific projectsor activities.The Planning Commissionmay make recommendationsto the Board of CountyCommissioners for approvalor denial; or continue anymatter to a set time andplace.Information on the proposalsis available from the KlickitatCountyPlanningDepartment, 228 W. MainSt., Goldendale, WA.BY ORDER of the KlickitatCountyPlanningCommission dated this 20thday of June 2013./s/ James Dean, ChairmanCurt Dreyer, PlanningDirector(2607)TAX JUDGMENT SALEPublic notice is hereby giventhat pursuant to real propertytax judgments of theSuperior Court of the Countyof Klickitat, in the State ofWashington, and orders ofsale duly issued by theCourt, entered the 18th dayof June, 2013, in proceedingsfor foreclosure of taxliens upon real property, asper provisions of law, I shall,on the 10th day of July,2013, at 10:00 o’clock a.m.,in the Board ofCommissioners’ Chambersat 205 S. Columbus in theCity of Goldendale, andCounty of Klickitat, State ofWashington, sell the realproperties to the highest andbest bidder for cash, to satisfythe full amount of taxes,interest and costs adjudgedto be due.In witness whereof, I havehereunto affixed my handand seal this 15th day ofJune, 2013.DANI BURTON, TreasurerKlickitat County, WashingtonBidders must pre-register inthe Treasurer’s office prior tothe time of sale. For moreinformation on parcels forsale, minimum bids, andsale procedures, call 509-773-4664, 509-493-6090 or800-766-5403, KlickitatCounty Treasurer’s Office, orgo to our website atwww.klickitatcountytreasurer.org.(2608, 2702)STATE OF WASHINGTONDEPARTMENT OFECOLOGYNOTICE OF ISSUANCE OFDRAFT AIR QUALITYPERMITNotice is hereby given thatthe Department of Ecology,15 West Yakima Avenue,Suite 200, Yakima WA,98902, the permittingauthority, has issued aDRAFT renewal AIR OPER-ATING PERMIT (AOP) forthe SDS Lumber Company.SDS Lumber Company is asawmill and plywood manufacturerlocated at Walnutand Steuben Street in theCity of Bingen, in KlickitatCounty, Washington.The AOP, as mandated byTitle V of the 1990 FederalClean Air Act Amendments,organizes in one documentall of SDS LumberCompany’s applicable airquality regulatory requirementsas conditions of thepermit. Nonproprietary informationpertaining to the proposedpermit may bereviewed at the Ecologyaddress listed below and atthe Bingen City Hall, locatedat 112 N. Ash, in the City ofBingen, Washington.Additionally, the proposedpermit may be viewed onlinea t :http://www.ecy.wa.gov/programs/air/AOP_Permits/CRO_Permit/cro_aop_permits.htmPublic comment is invited,on the proposed permit.Written comments must bereceived by July 29, 2013,and must be either: submittedto the Department ofEcology, with attention toRyan Vicente, 15 WestYakima Avenue, Suite 200,Yakima, Washington 98902;or faxed to (509) 575-2809.The applicant, any interestedgovernmental entity, anygroup, or any person, mayrequest a public hearing intheir written comments. Anysuch request must indicatethe interest of the entity filingit and why a hearing is warranted.Ecology may then, inits discretion, hold a publichearing if they determinethat significant public interestexists.Ecology shall keep recordsof the commentors andissues raised during thepublic participation process.Such records shall be availableto the public. No proposedpermit shall be issueduntil the public commentperiod has ended andEcology has prepared aresponse to the commentsreceived on the draft permit.(2609)SUPERIOR COURT OFWASHINGTONCOUNTY OF KLICKITATIn the Estate of:JERRY L. STONE,Deceased.CASE NO. 06-4-00024-5NOTICE OF HEARINGNOTICE IS HEREBY GIVENthat the Successor PersonalRepresentative of theEstate, Stephen W. Treftsd/b/a Northwest Trustee &Management Services byand through his attorney,Cam McGillivray, will appearbefore the Klickitat CountySuperior Court, 205 S.Columbus Ave., Goldendale,Washington, telephonicallyon Tuesday, July 16, 2013 at10:00 a.m. to petition thecourt to approve of his finalreport and petition for distributionwhich has been filedwith the clerk of the courtand ask the court to settlesuch report, distribute theproperty to the heirs or personsentitled thereto, toapprove his fees and costs,and to discharge theSuccessor PersonalRepresentative. Any personinterested may file objectionsto the said report andpetition for distribution, ormay appear at the above-referencedtime and place fixedfor the hearing and presenthis or her objections thereto.Any such person shouldreview the additional requirementsof RCW 11.76.050,not contained herein.SIGNED AT SPOKANE,WASHINGTON THIS 21stDAY OF JUNE 2013.Cam McGillivray, WSBA#38330Printed Name of Attorney,WSBA #In-House Counsel forStephen W. Trefts dbaNorthwest Trustee &Management ServicesSuccessor PersonalRepresentative of the Estateof Jerry L. StoneAddress:PO Box 18969City, State, Zip Code:Spokane, WA 99228-0969*Telephone/Fax NumberEmail Address:(509) 466-3024 / (509) 468-2577cmcgillivray@nwtrustee.com(2610)PUBLIC NOTICENOTICE TO THE PUBLICOF FINDING OF NO SIG-NIFICANT IMPACT ON THEENVIRONMENTAND NOTICE ON INTENTTO REQUEST RELEASEOF FUNDSCDBG Project #12-65400-028Klickitat School District, P.O.Box 37 (mail), 98 SchoolDrive (physical), Klickitat,WA 98628(509) 369-4145On or about July 12, 2013,Klickitat County will requestthe Washington StateDepartment of Commerce(Commerce) to release federalfunds under Title I of theHousing and CommunityDevelopment Act of 1974(PL 93-383) for the followingproject - Renovation of theKlickitat Community Center.This project is a remodel ofan existing community centerlocated at 92 Main Street,Klickitat, WA, 98628. Theestimated cost of the projectis $1,100,000.Finding of No SignificantFact: Klickitat School Districthas determined that the projectwill have no significantimpact on the human environment.Therefore, anEnvironmental ImpactStatement under theNational EnvironmentalPolicy Act of 196 (PL 91-190) is not required.Additionally, project informationis contained in theEnvironmental ReviewRecord (EER) on file at theKlickitat School District atthe above address and availablefor examination andcopying weekdays between8 AM and 3 PM.Public Comments on Findingof No Significant Impact: Allinterested agencies, groupsand persons disagreeingwith this decision are invitedto submit written commentsto the Klickitat SchoolDistrict, the designatedoffice responsible for receivingand responding to comments.Such written commentsshould be received atthe above address on orbefore July 12, 2013. Allcomments received will beconsidered prior to authorizingsubmission of a requestfor release of funds.Comments should specifywhich Notice they areaddressing.Release of Grant Funds:Klickitat County certifies toCommerce, that Jerry Lynchin his capacity as SchoolDistrict Superintendent consentsto accept the jurisdictionof the Federal Courts ifan action is brought toenforce responsibilities inrelation to the environmentalreview process and thatthese responsibilities havebeen satisfied. Commerce’sapproval of the certificationsatisfies its responsibilitiesunder NEPA and relatedlaws and authorities andallows Klickitat County touse State CommunityDevelopment Block Grant(CDBG) funds.Objection to Release ofFunds: Commerce willaccept objections to itsrelease of funds and KlickitatCounty’s certification for fifteendays following the anticipatedsubmission date or itsactual receipt of the request(whichever is later) only ifthey are on one of the followingbases: (a) the certificationwas not executed by thePlanning Director of KlickitatCounty; (b) Klickitat Countyhas omitted a step or failedto make a decision or findingrequired by HUD regulationsat 24 CFR Part 58; (c)Klickitat County has committedfunds or incurred costsnot authorized by 24 CFRPart 58 before approval of arelease of funds byCommerce; or (d) anotherFederal agency acting pursuantto 40 CFR Part 1504has submitted a written findingthat the project is unsatisfactoryfrom the standpointof environmental quality.Objections must be preparedand submitted inaccordance with therequired procedures (24CFR Part 58) and shall beaddressed to ContractsAdministration Unit,Managing Director,Department of Commerce,1011 Plum Street SE, P.O.Box 42525, Olympia,Washington, 98504-2525.Potential objectors shouldcontact the ContractsAdministration Unit at (360)725-3017 to verify the actuallast day of the objection period.Jerry Lynch,Superintendent, KlickitatSchool DistrictPublished: June 26, 2013(2611)NOTICE TOCONTRACTORSCALL FOR BIDSealed bids for equipmentstorage building, located inWishram, Washington. Bidsto be mailed to KlickitatCounty Fire District #11,POB 134, Wishram, WA98673 or hand delivered tothe bid opening meeting onJuly 10 at 5:00 PM at theWishram Fire Hall located at500 Main, Wishram, WA.Bids shall include all material,labor and services toerect the following:48’ side wall X 60’ end walleave gable buildingRoof pitch 1:122- 14’ bays with 14’ x 12’steel insulated overheaddoors, no windows in 24’baysBuilding walls: all walls arefully enclosed with one endwall expandable.Primary and secondaryframing: primered by themanufacturer.Roof panels: 26 gauge paintedwhite steel with a minimum25 year warranty.Wall panels: 26 gauge paintedwhite steel with a minimum25 year warranty.Gutters to be installed onboth side walls.Roof insulation: R-19 whitevinyl insulation.Wall insulation: R-19 whitevinyl insulation.Man door: 1-3’ x 6’8” withpush button lock, no windows.Design code and loads willbe based in Klickitat Countyregulations. The buildingplans and calculations willbe stamped by aProfessional Engineerlicensed in the State ofWashington.All material, equipment andlabor to excavate, form andpour metal building footingsin accordance with steelbuilding design.Option 1: concrete floor with6” thick slab, 4000 psi, with#4 rebar 2’ on center bothways.This is a prevailing wageproject. All contractors andsubcontractors are subjectto prevailing wages andmust present certified payrollprior to payment beingissued.Fire Protection District#11CommissionersAlan Rosa,Jan StewartTye Churchwell(2612)PUBLIC NOTICEThe Klickitat County Boardof Health will hold a regularmeeting July 2, 2013 at 1:45p.m. at the Klickitat CountyBoard of Commissioners’chambers.(2613)KLICKITAT COUNTYDetermination ofMitigated Non-SignificanceNotice is hereby given thatKlickitat County issued aMitigated Determination ofNon-significance (MDNS) onJune 24, 2013 under SEPARules (Chapter 197-11WAC) and the KlickitatCounty EnvironmentalOrdinance Number 121084for the following proposals:SEP2013-20: Applicant:Klickitat County PublicWorks Department.Mitigated Determination ofNon-significance (MDNS) forthe BZ-Glenwood HwySafety Project. The project’sboundaries are from M.P.0.00 at SR 142, North toM.P. 19.42 in the Town ofGlenwood, excluding propertieswithin the Conboy LakeRefuge M.P. 10.97 to M.P.16.49. All work will occurwithin the existing right ofway of the roadway.After review of the completedenvironmental checklistand other information on filethe Klickitat CountyResponsible Official hasdetermined that these proposalswill not have probablesignificant adverse impactson the environment. Copiesof the MDNS are available atthe Klickitat County PlanningDepartment during normalbusiness hours. Commentsor appeals on the aboveenvironmental review will beaccepted until 5:00 pm July12, 2013. Appeals must befiled with the Klickitat CountyAuditor’s office. Appealsshall not be deemed completewithout payment of theappeal fees applicable toclass A projects, payable toKlickitat County PlanningDepartment.(2614)