October 16, 2013 - The Star of Grand Coulee

The Star • OCTOBER 16, 2013Page 3Letters to the EditorWilder was clear, professional, respectedMy previous letter to you wasnot published and I didn’t thinkmuch about it, assuming youseek to balance the public inputfor fairness. I feel compelled towrite again after reading the letterfrom Mayor Snow’s daughterthat was recently published.I can understand why a lovingchild would feel the need to defendand support her father. WhatI can’t understand is why the father(Mayor Snow) can’t defendO P I N I O Nand support himself! I haven’tseen one letter from him eitherpromoting an issue, or defendinghis position. Why is that?To be fair, I worked with Mr.Wilder for a number of years andI also consider him a personalfriend. As the Human ResourcesManager for Issaquah duringGreg’s tenure, I can assure you ofhis impeccable character and professionalintegrity. Some may beoffended by his “style” and unrelentingpursuit of a goal, but he isamazingly productive and is willingto provide rationale for eachaction to those interested.His staff revered him and thecommunity respected him becausethey were all involved inhis decision-making processes.You will always know how he feelsand where he stands … you willnever be left second-guessing.Lois TaylorNo one to blame for theater closureLet me make it VERY clear.NO ONE is to blame for the theaterclosure.We were not able to raise the$90,000 needed to upgrade from35mm film to digital. Our 35mmprojector broke and the partwe needed, they did not makeanymore. We asked the communityfor help. Very few offered tohelp us. We had raised a pledgedamount of approximately $2,500— no where near what we neededto open the doors again.My grandmother, Carole Fisher(now deceased) had boughtthe theater to try and keep it upand running to give back to thisTime for new leadershipAnswers for Jesse givenHere is some of the historyJess Utz asked for. I moved here51 years ago.Rawe and Rauch now housesAll American Spacers whereairplane parts are being built.Brown’s Department Store, it isnot being used now. The old WildLife Restaurant is now PepperJack’s Bar & Grille. The WildLife started on B St., now locatedon Midway, highway 155, Grandcommunity — before she foundout about the cancer comingback. When she passed away, thetheater was passed down to mymother, Lynette Zierden. Whenwe couldn't afford to keep the theater,and the bills kept piling up,we got out of our lease, and gavethe theater back to the town ofCoulee Dam.And just so everyone knows,unless the bowling alley getsbought here soon, because theyare selling Riverview Lanes, theonly business that will be in thatbuilding will be The Melody.Now think about that. What isthere left for the kids to do in thisI read the letter to The Starwritten by Mayor Snow’s daughterand asked Mr. Wilder if hewas going to respond, and he saidthat he “wasn’t going to argue ordebate the issues with a father’sdaughter or any other stand-in!”And he asked me, “Where is themayor himself? What does HEhave to say?”Mr. Wilder is right; we neverreally seem to know where MayorSnow stands on the issues. Wewant a more open governmentwith fair and impartial leaderswilling to actually listen to theirconstituents and to think the importantissues through.And regardless of the fingerpointingor “fault,” it is neverthelesstrue; under Mayor Snow ourcommunity swimming pool WASclosed, our utility rates HAVEgone through the roof, the TreatmentPlant project WAS ramroddedthrough, and our ability toparticipate in council meetingsHAS been diminished. Sixteenyears is long enough and CouleeDam needs a different way oflooking at things and we need anew and different kind of leader.Mr. Wilder has gone to batfor us, fighting the expensiveReader prefers Tea Party lineThe blame game hit home recentlywhen Scott Hunter (theStar editor) blamed the Tea Partyfor the country’s woes.I’m not a Tea Party memberbut know a lot of good people whoare.It seems people have a shortmemory. The billions of dollarsthe stimulus plan that was supposedto revive our economy justdidn’t work.Fannie and Freddie were bailedout for over one hundred blliondollars, mostly for wrecking thehousing market and causing realhardship on a lot of people.Watching the news one evening,it was pointed out the presidenthad lied 30 times during athree-hour newscast.Over a year ago PresidentObama went before the UnitedNations and said the BenghaziMassacre of our diplomats wascaused by a video. Another big embarrassinglie, the president wasin Las Vegas when our diplomatswere murdered, and what he didduring the crisis is still unknown.Secretary of State Hillary Clintonstated what difference does itmake. The survivors of Benghaziwere threatened and warned notto reveal the truth.The IRS scandal is a disaster.A lot of good organizations havebeen harassed because they wereTea Party members or didn’t agreewith President Obama’s agenda.Council candidates endorsedDuane Johnson has chosen tooppose Andy Trader in the upcomingCoulee Dam Council election.I support Duane and feelthat his experience and educationas a manager in the public sectorwill be a welcome addition. He isarticulate, sensitive, and respectful.Duane graduated from LakeRoosevelt High School, went onto get a master’s degree, and addsa cultural perspective to the mixthat has been too long missing!Likewise, I support Gayle Swagerty’sbid to unseat Karl Hjorten.Karl has been at the center of,and instrumental in, shovingthe overly expensive TreatmentPlant project down our collectivethroats! Gayle is a “full-time”Coulee Dam resident with a sharpmind, great ideas, and an involvingpersonality. She’s open to adifferent approach and not afraidof change.There has never been a runon either the Mayor’s or Councilseats … this election is different.This is a rare opportunity tochange the balance. To see andcommunity? When the theaterwas open, a good number of thekids were there Friday and someeven there again on Saturday justto have something to do and notbe bored at home or doing otherthings.But once again, NO ONE IS TOBLAME FOR THE CLOSURE OFTHE THEATER. So quit pointingfingers at each other. If you wantit back, someone step up, and goto the town of Coulee Dam andsee what you can do.Mara Landrum-daughter of former ownerTreatment Plant project. He hasstepped up and put untold hoursinto causing the community andthe Tribes and various state andfederal agencies to start thinkingabout other more cost-effectiveoptions. He has shown the experienceand leadership that I thinkwill help us. Regardless of other“issues” this alone is enough toconvince me to support GregWilder in his bid for our mayor!Rachel MosesCoulee DamCoulee.The Eagles Lodge is still on BStreet and still is being used.The city hall in Coulee Dam isvery old and still is the city hall.The Credit Union used to be anold school house. A lot of the oldbusinesses are gone now.The oldest building is in Belvedere.It is an old house but usedto be a grocery store and gas station,not being used any more. Nespelemhas old houses. The olderbuildings are gone, except Jackson’sService Statioin; it is beingused for storage now; the newbuilding is on Highway 155.When I first moved here I livedin Nespelem where they still hadwooden sidewalks, they are allgone now.Winnie MarchandIRS member Lois Learnertook the fifth to avoid telling thetruth.Fast and Furious involved a lotof guns being sent to Mexico (thatwas not legal) ending up in thehands of the Mexican drug carteland many lives were lost.Attorney General Eric Holdersays he is investigating all thelaws that were broken. A lot ofpeople should be in jail, not onelawbreaker has been arrested forthese serious crimes.I have a choice, and I prefer theTea Party.Don McClureNespelemknow more about your candidates,review their statements inthe Okanogan County on-line voter’sPamphlet. Unfortunately, youwill only find that the challengersfelt it important to post their positionsand history. It seems thatthe incumbents just didn’t careenough about us to share eventheir thoughts!Greg WilderBut I was not the only one.This column was supposed to be about a fatherand son going on what was most likely their lasthunting trip together. It was going to conclude withthe father getting a monster buck, one that he andas his son would never forget. Well, that could stillhappen, it just did not this weekend.It sounds like it was a verysuccessful opening day out therein Coulee Country. For a while itsounded like everyone got deeropening morning, including somereally big bucks across the area.As a matter of fact, one localeven said it was the best huntingin the area since the 1980s. ButI know for a fact that not everyone got one on opening morning.A small group I was with, andthe group hunting near us, hadTen Years AgoSkateboarders banned frombusiness district in a new lawpassed by Coulee Dam Council.The new ordinance states thatits unlawful to ride on any street,alley, sidewalk, park or publiclyowned parking lots in the centralbusiness district of the town.Raider football wins leagueopener against Liberty Bell 28-6. Coach Matt Bona pointed outthe excellent play of the defensivebacks as the key to victory.Jamie Williams, Zach Thiefault,Jarred Erickson and Neil Johnsonall had remarkable games ondefense. Spusman Wilder had 206yards on the ground, including a31-yard touchdown run.Twenty Years AgoLocal drive in, Rock’n Robin,brought “Happy Days” to the Couleeagain this week. The event wascreated by owner Joan Tscheulinand was supported by nearly everymerchant in town. Businessesdressed in 1950s attire and hadsales to commemorate the event.At the drive in customers participatedin a root beer chug, limbocompetition and Hula Hoop tournament.Dusty Miley, 14, scored big onhis first-ever elk. He shot the 5x6bull with one shot from his 7mmrifle at 75 yards.Controversy started at theRaider football game at Chelanas soon as the players stepped onthe field. Officials claimed therewas not enough contrast betweenthe maroon Raiders uniform andChelan’s red. Athletic DirectorJohn Adkins took full responsi-Jess,shut up!Jesse UtzYes, I missed!Coulee Recollectionsbility for the mishap, stating theRaiders only had 15 white jerseysavailable. LR was forced to pullpractice jerseys of gold and blueover their uniforms to play thegame. Raiders lost the game 20-14.Thirty Years AgoUSBR has opened bids for anew oil/water separator at GrandCoulee Dam. The contract callsfor removing the old system andinstalling the new.Kenneth and Irene Ehlerswill celebrate their 35th weddinganniversary this week at theZion Lutheran Church in GrandCoulee. Arrangements are beingmade by their daughters and son,Vickie Jess, Diane Jaber, CherylEhlers, Debbie Ehlers and JoeEhlers.The Pee Wee Bowling Leaguewanted to announce its highgames for the week. Boys’ ChadKiser with 118 and girls’ StephanieAnderson with a score of 66.nothing hanging in the garage as of Sunday night.It was not for a lack seeing and trying though.Opening morning I had my shot, literally. Weknew what buck we were hunting for and we werepretty sure where it was in the area we hunted. Wehad a plan and it worked. Well, almost.I settled into “My spot,” the place we hoped thedeer would be funneled to, his escape route. It wasstarting to get light, and as the sun came up, so didmy excitement. I could hear shots a long way off;I knew they were not from any of our bunch. I satfor 45 minutes and had heard nothing else. I decidedto make my way toward the father-and-sonduo, hoping I would push something to them. As Istood, movement to the left. The buck was trottingaway from something and did not see me. I wentback down immediately and my gun came up. Thebuck stopped. Looked back at me, I counted. Yep, legal.I took a breath and pulled the trigger. Too high.The buck took off on a sprint, heading for the nextravine. I loaded the next round. As I did, four doescame running out right below me. I looked to themfor a second and then focused back to the buck. Itdisappeared over the next ridge. I waited for him tocome up the other side. Nothing. The wait seemedlike hours.I finally made my way to thespot he’d been when I missedhim, just in case I did hit. Nothing.I peered over the ridge.Nothing.I knew I was about to berazzed the rest of the day. I mademy way to the others. Yes it wasme who had shot, and no, therewill not be cleaning anythingthis morning.Over the next 20 hours, wesaw lots of deer, some shooters too, but we never hadthe right angle, or there was another hunter behindthe shooting lane. So Sunday before noon we triedagain for the one I missed.New plan. Same result. Except it was not me thatmissed. After a short chase, I had the same buck inmy crosshairs, only this time I made the most rookieerror. I forgot to take the safety off. By the time Irecovered from that miscue, he was gone again.Oh, and this buck, which I am now calling theKryptonight Buck, I found out has been shot at 10times in a 48-hour period and is still gathering hisdoes. The story does not end today. I will be backout there looking for him again before you read thiscolumn. If I am lucky, he might even be hanging inEd’s shop before this paper is printed and we mighthave the ending we want for the father and son.THE STARThree Midway, P.O. Box 150, Grand Coulee, WA 99133 (509) 633-1350/FAX (509) 633-3828/E-MAIL: star@grandcoulee.comConsolidated with the Grand Coulee News - Times and the Almira Herald.The Star Online - grandcoulee.comThe Star is published (USPS#518860)weekly at Grand Coulee, Washington, and was entered as second class matter, January 4, 1946. ©2011 Star Newspaper.Periodicals postage paid at Grand Coulee. Postmaster send address changes to:Star, PO Box 150, Grand Coulee, Wash. 99133Subscription Rates: GOLD Counties $24; Remainder of Washington State $33;Elsewhere within the United States $37; Single Copy Price $1Scott Hunter .......................................... Publisher/EditorGwen Hilson.................................... Production ManagerForty Years AgoMarine Pvt. Paul O. Tillmangraduated from basic training atthe Marine Corps Recruit Depotin San Diego. Paul is the son ofMr. and Mrs. James Tillman.A part of the Untied StatesNavy Band will give a concert Fridayat the Lake Roosevelt gym.The band will play a number ofspecials numbers and the publicis invited.Fifty Years AgoMrs. Roy (Myrtle) Rinker wonsixth place in the WashingtonBarrel Racing Association’s topten standings. She also won thebarrel racing championship of theGirls Northwest Rodeo Association.Mr. and Mrs. Paul McKay returnedhome to find hunters hadshot up their home. There wereholes in their windows and theirbrand-new aluminum siding.Game wardens believe that thehunters probably mistook thegreen siding as foliage, but that isno excuse.Roger Lucas.........................Advertising/Special ProjectsLinda Morgan................................................Proofreader

The Star • OCTOBER 16, 2013Page 5Lady Raidersdrop two matchesby John R. McNeil IIRay Yazzie, left, and and Coltin Williams compete at Omak. Yazzie was the top Raider runner at Omak; Williamsled the Raider boys in Quincy. — Tarissa Clark photoCross country runstwo good racesby John R. McNeil IIRaider cross country ran itsonly two-race week of the seasonas they travelled to Omak Oct. 8and to Quincy Saturday.At Omak, the Raider boys’team finished fourth overall withbetter times from the top five.“We had a very strong teamrun in Omak with an improvementin time for all, while stillkeeping our team splits under 21/2 minutes,” Head Coach GaryDarnold said.Ray Yazzie led the Raidersat Omak, finishing 14th overallwith the time of 18 minutes, 10seconds. Dominick Cotton camein second for the team, finishing21st overall in 18:44.7.Robert George was the thirdRaider across the line for 27thoverall in 19:11. Coltin Williamsfinished 30th overall and was thefourth Raider across the line in19:18.Daniel Campobasso was fifthacross for the team and 50th overall,with the time of 20:38.9, hiscareer three-mile personal record.Will Friedlander came across theline at 22:52 for 69th. Zach Ericksonfinished 74th in 23:20. ChaseWaters came in 83rd in 25:51.8.The LR girls were led by AshleyPalmer, who finished 11th in21:50. Palmer is second to Speikerof Oroville in District 5-6 B crosscountry right now.Alexia Hanway came in 21st in23:32. Clare Castrodale finishedTUESDAY HI LO’SBowlingTEAM W LPepsi 16 8Sunflower Graphics 12 12Riverview Lanes 12 12Fullers 11 13KEYG 1490 11 13Karl’s Site Dev. 10 14High Game: Pepsi 415; Merle 182High Series: Riverview Lanes 1189; Betty 471Splits: Heather 3-10; Sheila C. 2-7MIX UPSTEAM W LFighting Chipmunks 16 8Ed’s Meat Market 14 10Flyin W. 13 11Fry Bread Power 12 12Gutter Fingers 11 13LLB 10 14Roadhouse 10 14High Game: Fry Bread Power 669; BobSchryvers 194; Candy Weed-Butz 206High Series: Fry Bread Power 1894; JohnStensgar 548; Mae Stensgar 521Splits: Elvira B. 4-5; Marvin B. 2-4-10; Briana B.5-10; Mae S. 3-10/3-10; Herb S. 5-6; Uriah C.3-10/5-7-9; Sara Z. 5-6DAM KEGLERSTEAM W LTeam 3 76.5 43.5Wreckin Crew 67 53Native Spirit 65.5 54.5Vaagen Bros 60.5 59.5Team 2 55 65Spring Canyon Alpacas 52.5 67.5Team 6 35.5 84.5High Game: Spring Canyon Alpacas 761; JohnStensgar 232; Briana Bob 190High Series: Spring Canyon Alpacas 2185; FlintBjorson 611; Briana Bob 556COLUMBIA LEAGUETEAM W LChewy’s Costruction Svc 18.5 5.5Riverview Lanes 17.6 6.5Triple S. 12.5 11.5Team 1 9.5 14.5Team 5 4 16High Game: Team 5 623; Bob Schryvers 211;Lacee Minkes-Olsen 152High Series: Team 5 1797; Bob Schryvers 537;Lacee Minkes-Olsen 400Splits Jesse V. 6-7-10SENIORS10-9-13Bob S. 186/480; Bob M. 180/501; Merle C.160/408; Ray D. 148/413; Pat Z. 183/46732nd in 25:47, Castrodale’s careerPR at three miles.Having two races in a weekplaces extra stress on the runners,Coach Darnold noted.“Racing twice in three days,we had some injuries going intoQuincy, not being at full strength,but adding back in two of our previouslyinjured varsity runnershelped us out.”At Quincy, the Raider boys’team finished ninth overall. Williamswas the first Raider acrossthe finish line and 28th overall,with the time of 19:00.38, an18-second improvement over hisprevious three-mile PR.Cotton was the second for theteam and 38th overall at 19:11.39.Brandon Desautel finished thirdfor the Raiders and 51st overallat 20:28.01. Campobasso camein fourth for the team and 52ndoverall at the time of 21:00.77.Jerry Palmer came in fifth forthe team and 56th overall withthe time of 21:46.67. Friedlanderfinished 59th overall in 23:20.55.Erickson finished in 25:57.22.Only two Raider girls competedat Quincy. Mary Ann Mathesonfinished 38th overall in 24:40.45.Castrodale finished 52nd overallwith a time of 26:42.79.“As we become healthy thisweek, we can spend the next threeweek’s preparing for district inWenatchee,” Darnold commented.“We should have all of our girlsand boys back and ready to continueimproving positioning inOroville.”The Raiders travel to Orovilleon Saturday to compete in theOroville Invitational at Lake OsoyoosState Park, where racesstart at 12:30 p.m. Many areasquads will attend, providing theRaiders with a good look at wherethey stand for the Oct. 26 leaguerace.Raiders lose infourth to Trojansby John R. McNeil IIMistakes on both sides of theball and penalties helped Mansonnab a win over the Raiderslast Friday night at Manson HighSchool.Lake Roosevelt fumbled ontheir opening offensive drive,allowing the Trojans to strikequickly for a touchdown to takethe lead 7-0.Austin Rosenbaum, back fromthe injury list, ran in a QB keeperfor LR’s first score of the night totie it up, 7 all.Manson answered by punchingin another touchdown, this timewithout the extra point.With the score at 13-7 for Manson,the Raiders pushed the balldown field. It looked like Rosenbaumwould score on a QB keep,but the official inadvertently blewthe play dead when the forwardprogress of fullback Jesse Louiewas stopped. The official did notsee Rosenbaum pull the ball outand run for the first down. The officialsruled that the Raiders lostthe down for the whistle whichcaused an uproar from the Raiderrooters.LR quickly made up for the mistake,with Rosenbaum connectingwith Josh Harris for a passingtouchdown. With the extra point,the score was LR 14 - Manson 13.On the ensuing kickoff, theRaiders recovered the onside kick,then drove down the field helpedby a personal foul call on the Trojans.LR stalled in the red zoneand sent out Octavio Alejandre toattempt a 35-yard field goal. Alejandrecleared the uprights to extendthe Raiders’ lead to 4.Manson struck back quickly,scoring the go-ahead touchdownbefore halftime, but did not makethe two-point conversion. Thescore at halftime was Manson 19- LR 17.Penalties continued to be an issuein the second half.LR went ahead of the Trojanswhen Josiah Desautel broke loosefor a 55-yard touchdown run earlyin the third quarter to make thescore LR 24 - Manson 19.Then LR’s defense and offenseran into roadblocks. They hadtrouble covering the pass andstopping big runs. And on offensetheir inside runs were shut downas the Trojans began sendingeight or nine defenders on everyplay to defeat the Raider runningattack.Manson had issues of theirown, but then strung together adrive, scoring a touchdown butmissing the extra point with 3:17left in the game.The Raiders drove down field,then stalled near mid field wherethe Raiders went for it on fourthdown. Rosenbaum went down andthe ball turned over on downs tothe Trojans.LR looked to get the ball backwith time to set up Alejandre for agame-winning field goal when theRaiders were called for anotherpenalty that gave the Trojans afirst down and the win at 25-24.Austin Rosenbaum was twofor-threepassing for 59 yards anda touchdown. On the ground, theRaiders picked up 266 yards withJosiah Desautel running for 169of those. Kyle Holt had severalgood runs and totaled 61 yardsrushing. Holt had another solidgame, returning the ball on specialteams. Jacob Palmer was thetackling leader with 10 on thenight with two for loss.“We’ll need to take better careof the ball and be more stout ondefense,” Head Coach Steve Filessaid about the upcoming gameagainst Oroville Friday night.“Also limit negative plays on offenseand hit on some big plays inthe passing game when they presentthemselves.”Files said he expects the teamto perform better this weekagainst the Hornets.“We are still a young teamthat’s learning how to win,” hesaid. “It’ll take a total team effortto beat Oroville.”Friday’s game is homecomingfor LR. The game kicks off atGreene Field at 7 p.m. Halftimewill be longer for the homecomingfestivities.The Hornets come into thegame with a win-loss record of4-1 overall, with league wins overManson (59-6) and Liberty Bell(30-27). Oroville’s only loss cameat the hands of Kittitas, 20-13.Central Washington 2B StandingsLeague OverallWhite Swan 2-0 5-1Oroville 2-1 5-1Liberty Bell 2-1 2-1Kittitas 2-1 2-3Manson 1-2 1-4Lake Roosevelt 0-2 3-3Bridgeport 0-2 0-6This week in sportsThurs., Oct. 175 p.m., Volleyball at Bridgeport.Fri., Oct. 187 p.m., Football here with Oroville.HOMECOMINGSat., Oct. 195:30 p.m., Volleyball here with Entiat.Noon, Cross Country at Oroville Invitationalin Osoyoos Park.Mon., Oct. 215:30 p.m., JV Football at Oroville.Tues., Oct. 225 p.m., Volleyball at Manson.Fri., Oct. 257 p.m., Football here with Liberty Bell.Life is better when your doctors and yourMedicare health plan work together.Good news for area residents on Medicare! Now you can enjoy the highest quality in healthcare and your Medicare health plan through the new partnership of Confluence Health, WenatcheeValley Medical Center and Health Alliance Medicare. All three organizations are driven by thephilosophy that patient and member needs come first. Through this partnership, you’ll enjoy:• High-quality care from local doctors and hospitals you know and trust• Benefits you really want and need in a high-quality Medicare health plan• $0 a month Medicare health plan option*• $0 Preferred Generics at Walmart & Sam’s Club**Find out more. Come to a FREE Informational Meeting † in your area.Call NOW to reserve your seats: 1-877-561-1684 (TTY/TDD: 711 or 1-800-833-6388Washington Relay), 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., 7 days a week.Don’t wait! Enrollment starts October 15 and ends on December 7.Tonasket Community Cultural Center411 Western Ave.Tonasket, WAOct. 18 – 10 a.m. & 1 p.m.Oct. 21 – 10 a.m. & 1 p.m.Chyenne Kelly-Marconi blocks a volley from Pateros Saturday. — Al Camp, Omak Chronicle photoThe Lady Raiders travelledto Liberty Bell and Pateros lastweek. In both cases LR camehome with a loss.At Liberty Bell Thursday, theLady Raiders lost in four gamesto the Mountain Lions. After losingthe first game, the Lady Raiderscame back and won the secondgame before losing the next two.Head Coach Nate Piturachsatitwas upset with the way the girlsplayed, but he pointed out thatthey still have a shot at districtsif they put their minds to it.Kayley Duclos had four kills forthe Lady Raiders and ChyenneKelly-Marconi had two.At Pateros Saturday, the LadyRaiders faced the number-threeteam in the state for 1B volleyball.In the first game, Piturachsatitsaid, the Lady Raiders playedhard and kept up with the Nannies.Then in the next two gamesthe Lady Raiders settled in to alower intensity of play. “It wasa frustration game because westarted off so well,” Piturachsatitsaid, noting the low serving percentagethe Lady Raiders had inboth matches. Kayley Duclos, HollyJo Carriere, and Kammi Rosenbaumcombined for 17 points inservice against the Nannies.The Lady Raiders still havea shot at making the CentralWashington 2B Districts. To makeit there, “we have to be able toscore points from our offense withsmart and strong attacks fromthe middle and the outside,” Piturachsatitsaid. “We have to servemore consistently, and play betterdefense.”The Lady Raiders will playthree matches this week. The firstSat., Oct. 261 p.m.,Cross Country league championshipsat Liberty Bell.GO RAIDERSwas scheduled at home last nightagainst Oroville. LR travels toBridgeport tomorrow for an importantleague match against the Filliesstarting at 5 p.m. at BridgeportHigh School. The Lady Raiderswill close out the week by hostingEntiat at Gailord Nelson Gym thisSaturday, starting at 5:30 p.m.Liberty Bell game scores25-9, 18-25, 25-16, 25-19Pateros game scores25-19, 25-13, 25-10Soap Lake Senior Center121 2nd Ave. SESoap Lake, WAOct. 28 – 12:30 p.m.CHECK USOUT ONLINEgrandcoulee.comCome Support TheRaiders for Homecomingthis FridayThe Class of 2017 will be servingat the concession standPulled Pork Sandwiches, Hotdogs,Hamburgers and EspressoHealth Alliance is an HMO plan with a Medicare contract. Enrollment in Health AllianceMedicare depends on contract renewal. Benefits, formulary, pharmacy network, premium and/orcopayments/coinsurance may change January 1 of each year. The benefit information provided isa brief summary, not a complete description of benefits. 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(W10-2-3tp)TRAILER SPACES AVAILABLEfor short or long termstarting at $300.Also space for doublewide.REALTORLAKEVIEW ®TERRACEMOBILE HOME PARK509.633.2169 L10-31-tfcREALTOR ®AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY 2 Bbdrm.UnitsLow Income • HUD HousingSPRING CANYONAPARTMENTS106 Hill Ave, Grand Coulee(509) 633-3481Grand Grand Coulee Coulee ManorSenior/DisabledNOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONSOne Bedroom UnitsRent based on IncomePlease Please stop stop by the by Grand the Senior Coulee Manor Manor211 Continental, Grand Coulee, WA509-633-1190 or contact theHousing Authority, 1139 Larson Blvd.,Moses Lake, WA(509) 762-5541RentalsTRAIL WEST MOTEL in Grand Coulee – 1person $450 month; $390 for 2 weeks; $200weekly. Mon. – Thurs. $150. Call Sam 633-3155. (T10-2-tfc)Large, 30 x 30 shop for rent. Shop featurestoilet, sink, woodstove, and loft area. Largeparking area adjacent to shop. Ideal formechanic, woodworker, RV or boat storage.One large two car roll up door, one single cardoor. (G10-2-2tpp)CHECK OUT THESE RENTALS – 3 bdrm.corner lot in Almira, walk to school or park$495; ON THE LAKE, Wilbur schools - 3bdrm., 2 bath, $495, 2 bdrm., 1 bath $395 Allthe above have appliances – 509-647-0117.(Mc10-9-tfc)2 bdrm. house, 1 bath, basement, largefenced yard, W/S/G. Electric City, $600.month, 1st, last, security, no smoking, nopets. 509-631-1236 or 509-631-4104. (M10-16-3tpp)FOR RENT IN COULEE DAM – 4 bdrm., 3bath home, $1050 per month, first, last anddamage deposit in advance. Call for moreinformation 633-2485. (F10-16-tfc)TWO BEDROOM, one bath duplex in CouleeDam, 1000 Civic Way, $500 per month. Callfor details 633-2485. (F10-16-tfc)FOR RENT – Electric City house, 2 bdrm., 1bath, $500 per month, first, last and deposit.509.633.0883. (Y10-16-1tc)FOR RENT – 33 Goodfellow, Electric City,3 bdrm., 2 bath, dishwasher, w/d, range,fridge, forced air heat, window a/c, $875, 1 st ,last, damage deposit. 509.631.4875. (F10-16-1tp)Immaculate, 3Bedroom, 1Bath Wilbur Home.Garage, Shop, W/D, Central Air, New Paint,New Carpet. No Pets. No Smoking. $650/month. If interested, text/call Krista/Joey:949.307.9253/949.689.7605. (J10-16-1tp)HomesMANUFACTURED HOME FOR SALE:57862 Cardinal Road, Delano, clean 2bedroom 14 X 60, two bath, large shop 40 X60. Call 633-2485 or 631-0135. (F1-30-tfc)FOR SALE – 2 bdrm. house, totallyremodeled, located at 801 Pine St., CouleeDam, $149,500. Call for details 633-2485 or631-0135. (F1-30-tfc)FOR SALE – 3 bdrm. house on large lot withshop and plenty of off-street parking. ElectricCity. 509-633-0169or 509-631-1284. (B9-18-tfc)FOR SALE BY OWNER – Elmer City,1650 square foot, 4 bedroom, 2 bath, withgas fireplace on 1/2 acre lot, automatic inground sprinklers, 2 car detached garagewith attached shop space – located nextdoor to the Elmer City post office, $135,000.Call 509-633-1779 or 509-631-0595. (R10-9-4tp)Realty20 ACRE PARCELS FOR SALE: $140,000to $350,000, 2 lots discounted. SpringCanyon Ridge in Lincoln Co. only one milefrom Grand Coulee. Call 633-2485 or 631-0135. (R10-3-tfc)For Sale: 40 acres with well, paved access,near golf course, panoramic views, nearairstrip, recreational water, beautiful site forhome, development, etc. $390,000, OBO.509-775-3511 or 509-641-1003 (Mc5-1-tfc)FOR SALE – large parcel total of 5 lots.Nice view. Electric City 509.633.0169 or509.631.1284. (B9-18-tfc)Check Us Out Onlinegrandcoulee.comRealtyLOCAL PRIVATE INVESTOR loans moneyon real estate equity. I loan on houses, rawland, commercial property and propertydevelopment. Call Eric at (425) 803-9061.www.fossmortgage.comFAX ITat the Star633-3828MobileCLEAN 2 bedroom 14x60 mobile home forsale in Delano, 57862 Cardinal Road, 2baths and large shop, $125,000. Call 633-2485 or 631-0135. (F8-28/10-29)MOBILE HOME IN ELMER CITY – Oldermobile home located at 540 Seaton Ave.,Elmer City. 3 bedroom, 1 bath fixer-uppersold “as is”. Asking $18,000 or best offer.Call the Coulee Dam Federal Credit Unionand ask for loyce or Dar 1-800-572-5678or 509-633-0830. (C7-24-tfc)Bus. OppDEAL OF THE WEEKB&B, retreat center orrental business,Large 14 bedroom lodge, commercialkitchen, sleeps 40, room for 80-100 formeals. * 9 bedroom, 5 bath, 5000 sq. ft.home. 10 homes on lake 5 others in towns,30 rentals total.* Houseboat sleeps 10 holds 25.All with appliances, furniture, equipmentand inventory. All or part, sell or lease.509.647.0117WantedWANTED – 1 cord dry, split tamarack. Bestprice, 1-509-220-4900. (A10-16-1tc)WANTED – My piano partner moved,looking for someone to play piano duets forfun. 633-1585. 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A - Grand CouleeTRI-COUNTYLICENSE AGENCY633-2821HOURS: Monday-Friday9:00 a.m. to 1 p.m.2 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.416 Midway, Grand Couleein Coulee HardwareKen Doughty, OwnerFree EstimatesResidential/CommercialOver 25 Years ExperienceLicensed & Bonded • KDPA1**026LN633-1332 • Electric CityJames HeuvelStrateFuneral Homes& Cremation ServiceSince 1928 - Three Generations ofOur Family Serving Your Family“Neighbor Helping Neighbor”– Complete Pre-Planning Availablestratefuneralhome@hotmail.comGrand Coulee • 509-633-1111Wilbur • 509-647-5441stratefuneralhome.comGOODMEDICINEMASSAGESwedish Massage,Therapeutic Massage,Nutritional Response Testing (NRT)Esther DeRusha, LMP, LPNAngie Blanco, LMP509-633-0777Electric City • Across from the PostOffice next to ChangesCoulee HardwareDo itBestRental Center416 Midway, Grand Coulee509-633-1090Open 7 Days A WeekDid You Know…Keller Clinic is Opento both Non-Tribal &Tribal Members, forMedical & Dental.•Sliding fee available•634-7300CONCRETECopenhaverConstruction Inc.is now delivering concrete in yourarea. 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The Star • OCTOBER 16, 2013Jobsseeking applicants for:1 SECURITY OFFICER@ $10.39 PER HOURFor more information, please contactMonica Carson, HR Analyst,Coulee Dam Casino - 509.634.3211SIDERS WANTED. Year-round work inPuget Sound area for successful company.Immediate work for individuals withexperience, tools and equipment. Call (360)239-0500.DRIVERS -- We value our drivers asour most Important Asset!You make ussuccessful! Top Pay/Benefits Package!CDL-A Rrequired. Join our team! Call Now1-888-414-4467 www.gohaney.comDRIVERS -- Whether you have experienceor need training, we offer unbeatable careeropportunities. Trainee, Company Driver,Lease Operator, Lease Trainers. (877) 369-7105 centraldrivingjobs.comGORDON TRUCKING, Inc. CDL-A DriversNeeded! A better Carrier. A better Career.Up to $1500 sign on bonus! DedicatedFleet Option Home weekly available insome areas.. EOE. Call 7 days/week! 866-725-9669Jess Ford of Grand Coulee, an authorizedFord dealership, currentlyhas a rare opening for a Salespersonposition. A clientelewith 20 + years of loyalty waiting tobe followed up with. Commissionbased pay ranging from $40-80Kw/benefits. Sales background preferredbut will train if necessary.Computer skills needed (Outlook,Excel, the basics)! Please sendresumes to: Jess Ford of GrandCoulee ATTN: Bud Streeter, PO.Box 48 Grand Coulee, WA. 99133or email to bud@jessford.com.(J9-11-6tc)FAX ITat the Star633-3828EQUAL HOUSINGOPPORTUNITYEQUAL HOUSINGOPPORTUNITYMisc.EventsA complete listing of our properties can be found at our website FoisyKennedy.com411 Banks Ave., Grand Coulee#411 Banks Ave, Grand Coulee. Enjoy beautiful lake views from thiscustom built Grand Coulee home. This home features 3 bedrooms, 2 1/2baths, a large 2 car garage, RV Parking and an private yard area. Thehome has 1,120 s.f. on the main level, plus another 1,120 in the basement.The home was built in 1995 and has vinyl siding, vinyl 2 pane windows,Central H & AC, and Metal Roof. The lower level has a huge familyroom, large storage & mechanical room and 3rd bedroom with 3/4 bath.Beautifully maintained property. List Price is just $220,000.#46120 Geostar Dr. N, Grand Coulee, Hard to find Custom Quality 3bedroom 2 bath home nestled along Lake Roosevelt with unobstructedpanoramic views. You won’t find a more picturesque setting than the oneoffered from this property. The home is appr. 2,200 square feet and allon one level, but designed to draw in the outdoors. Built in 2003, it hashickory cabinets and hardwood, Wood double pane windows and doors,Hardy Board lap siding and over appr. 750 s.f. of composite decks. Theliving room has vaulted ceilings, gas fireplace and a number of built ins.Large 3 car garage that is appr. 1,150 s.f. in size and has lots and lots ofstorage as well as rough ins for an additional bath. The property is .63of an acre and is beautifully landscaped with concrete curbing and autosprinkler system. List price is just $395,000.#55676 Bay Area Dr NE, Electric City, Beautiful custom built 3 bedroom2 bath home with the property set up for horses. The home was built in2004 and has appr 1,700 square feet that is all on one level. Home hasVinyl lap siding, dimensional Comp roofing, Gas Fireplace, Central Heat& AC with HP, and vaulted ceilings. There is a detached garage/workshopwith tack room and hay storage. Corral for the horses and three separatepastures that are all fenced, so you can rotate your grazing. Beautifullandscaping and wonderful sunsets. The property is 5 acres in size alltogether. List price is just $339,500.#1130 Central Drive, Coulee Dam, If you are looking for a beautiful home,then look no further. This 4+ bedroom home has appr 1825 sf on the mainlevel, another 475 sf upstairs, plus another 450 sf downstairs. SpaciousKitchen with oak cabinets and stainless appliances, Huge Dining Roomto accommodate the largest of family holiday gatherings. Central Heatand AC with Heat Pump, Large Family room with extra storage. Arch tabroof, Fenced yard with auto sprinkler system and huge patio for enjoyingthe wonderful Coulee weather. There is a det 24’ by 26’ garage and thecorner lot is appr. 8,950 sf. List price is just $225,000.20 Pearl Avenue, Electric City, Beautiful 4 Bedroom Split entry homewith 2 baths and just over 2,000 s.f. of living area. Located in a very niceneighborhood, the home has a new Central Heat & AC w HP in 2010,dimensional composition roofing, updated 2 pane vinyl clad windows andnewer floorings throughout. Large Kitchen with Oak cabinets and lots ofcounter space and includes all the appliances. There is a Family Roomwith fireplace and utility room with washer and dryer included downstairs.The property is 80’ by 110’ and has a fenced back yard, in ground autosprinklers and there is an attached 24’ by 26’ garage. List price is just$204,900.#1113 River Drive, Coulee Dam, Immaculate 3 bedroom & 1 ¾ bathranch style home that is appr. 1,300 s.f. in size. Spacious guest house isan additional 1,155 square feet, or rent it out for additional income. Mainhome has generous sized living room with brick FP, and large kitchen withlots of counter space. The home has a newer dimensional comp roof, 2skylights, and beautiful landscaping. The property is 13,175 sf and hasa fenced backyard and in ground auto sprinkler system. But wait, there’smore, Huge RV garage/shop is 30’ by 36’ deep and has 16 1/2 footceilings and a 477 s.f. att. garage as well. Too Many extras to list them all.List Price is just $184,90057944 NE Spokane Blvd Grand Coulee, Large 6 bedroom home withover 2,425 square feet of finished living area on main and upper floors alltogether, plus there is a 975 s.f. unfinished basement for extra storage.Originally built in 1938, the home has had a number of updates overthe years. It has newer laminate flooring and carpet, all newer built inkitchen appliances, and an attached 2 car garage. Fenced yard with autoFOR SALE – Glass top dining room tablewith four chairs; couch and loveseat;antique rocker & dolls. 633-0554. (S10-16-1tp)SAWMILLS from only $4897.00 -- Makeand Save Money with your own bandmill.Cut lumber any dimension. In stockready to ship. Free Info/DVD: www.NorwoodSawmills.com 1-800-578-1363Ext. 300N* Bread Bowls with Soup of the Day or Chili• Starting Pizza Stamp Cards - After10 pizzas get one lg. 2-topping pizza FREECome Warm Up With A Cup of FreshlyBrewed Coffee And A Big Cinnamon RollDINNER SPECIALSThursday - Chili Mac Casserole,Dinner Salad, Garlic Bread & DessertFriday - Pot Roast with Potatoes & Carrots,Dinner Salad, Roll & Dessert509.633.6577EAGLES LODGEWednesday NightsTacos 4-8 p.m.Karaoke 7-11 p.m.w/Paul & TabbySteak Night 2nd & 4th SaturdaysBingo - Thurs, & Fri. 6 p.m.509.633.0162ANNOUNCE your festival for only pennies.Four weeks to 2.7 million readers statewidefor about $1,200. Call this newspaper or 1(206) 634-3838 for more details.VENDOR TABLES FOR RENTZion Lutheran ChurchHoliday BazaarOctober 26, 2013$20.00 per table or$10.00 half tableContact Arlyce Goetzat 633-8025REALTOR ®REALTOR ®SalesGRAND COULEEYARD SALE- Saturday, October 19th –8:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.504 Banks Avenue. Tools, household items,some collectibles...maybe even someantique items (C10-16-1tp)ELMER CITYEnd of Year YARD SALE - 133 WilliamsStreet, Sat., Oct., 19, 8 a.m.- 2 p.m. (H10-16-1tc)EventsCoulee Pioneer MuseumBENEFITSPAGHETTIDINNERSponsored by Flo’sFriday, Oct. 255:30 - 7:00 p.m.GCD Senior Center203 Main, Grand CouleeSpaghetti, Salad,Bread, DrinkALL YOU CAN EAT $10Family $20The Peddlers’ Pantryis coming!St. Dunstan’sEpiscopal ChurchSaturday, Oct. 26Watch for ad next weekVendors wanted for theChristmas Belle Bazaar,November 2nd atthe Ridge Riders. ContactPam Byam 633-052953 Front St., Elmer City#53 Front St., Elmer City, Brand new floorings throughout homethis 1,350 square foot, 3 Bedroom 2 bath manufactured home. Prettyspot to watch the River flow by. The home has Central H & AC,Metal roof, large covered deck with extra storage. Master bath wasrecently renovated and has new tiled shower. The property has appr30,000 s.f. of land and offers a pretty spot to watch the river just flowon by. Several small outbuildings on the property. List Price is just$77,500 and includes a $2,500 closing cost credit to buyer.sprinkler system. RV Parking, and more. The property is approximately17,500 s.f. in size or .40 of an acre and has been recently surveyed.List price is just $159,900 with Seller paying up to $2,000 of buyersclosing costs.#71 Crest Drive, Electric City, 3 Bedroom 1.75 bath home that is appr2,175 s.f. in size. Home was built in 1946 and has been added onto andremodeled over the years. It has spacious rooms throughout including a16.5’ by 17.5’ master bedroom with adjacent master bath. Huge kitchenwith adjacent walk in pantry. Electric BB Heat and Wall AC, Dim Comproof in 2011, metal siding with brick veneer. There is a built in 2 cargarage plus a carport. The property is 80’ by 180’ so you have lots ofoptions. List Price is just $139,500.607 Fir Street Coulee Dam, 2 Bedroom Ranch Style home in EastCoulee Dam. Home was built in 1971 and has appr. 900 s.f. of living area,Central H & AC, Updated floorings, and Metal roof. Living room is 11.5by 17.5, and there is a large covered patio, fenced yard, and detached 1car garage. The lot is 60’ by 80’ and the property taxes have been veryreasonable. List Price is just $104,900.#46538 Sunny Hill Lane N, Grand Coulee, Located just 7 miles fromGrand Coulee is this 3 Bedroom – 2 bath Manufactured home on 6.18acres overlooking Lake Roosevelt. The home is just under 1,050 s.f.in size and was built in 1982 by Skyline. It has Central Heat and Airconditioning, copper plumbing, 200 amp circuit breaker service andmedium sized deck. But the best part is the wonderful view of LakeRoosevelt. List price is just $99,500 and the seller will pay up to$5,000 of buyer’s closing costs.#54 Jackson Ave., Electric City, 2 Bedroom 1 bath home with a numberof recent renovations. Home has recessed wall heat, updated vinyl 2pane windows, updated floor coverings, and recently painted throughout.Home has appr. 1,000 s.f. on the main level, and the property is 100’by 160’ or 16,000 s.f. in size. If you would prefer a smaller lot, propertycan be subdivided to create an extra building lot. Property is fenced andincludes a detached garage & storage shed. List Price is reduced tojust $69,500.#21202 NE Lakeview Ave, Electric City, Looking for a Lake Get-A-Way?Here is the perfect little fishing cabin, just a hop, skip and a jump awayfrom Banks Lake. The home has a nice sized living room with woodfireplace and is appr. 650 square feet in size. There is 1 bedroom andthe possibility of a 2 nd Bedroom as well. There is a detached 18’ by 30.5’deep garage, perfect for parking a boat. The property is 50’ by 75’ in size.List Price is just $65,000.#24 N. Front Street, Elmer City, This property could be used manydifferent ways, depending on what you need. With a little work, it couldbe used as a fishing cabin or a place to hang your hat during the weekinstead of commuting. The mobile home is a 1962 Kit that is 10’ by 52’ andhas 2 bedrooms and 1 bath, and a covered deck. The property is 112.35’x 193.86’ and has electricity, water, irrigation water and sewer all on site.The garage is just over 24’ by 30’ in size and had a utility room for washerand dryer. List price is just $39,500.Looking for Land? We have a number of lots and building sitesavailable both in and out of town. Prices start at $12,500 and go upfrom there. A complete list of properties for sale can be found onour website at www.FoisyKennedy.com, or give us a call at 509-633-0410.Foisy & KennedyREALTY, INC.633-0410more listings at www.foisykennedy.com309 Midway Ave., Grand CouleeZionLutheran ChurchAnnualHoliday BazaarSat., Oct. 269 a.m. - 3 p.m.• Hand-crafted items•Children’s Gifts• Baked Goods • Cards•Lots of Miscellaneous• Desserts AvailableAll proceeds from Zion’s own table,all rental fees and kitchen sales will bematched by Thrivent and donated toGrand Coulee Senior Meals ProgramCorner of Mead Ave & Roosevelt Dr.behind Strate Funeral Home, Grand CouleeComeand enjoy!PersonalIt takes the courage and strength of a warriorto ask for help… Emotional Crisis? Call 1-800-273-TALK (8255), press 1 for veterans. www.suicidepreventionlifeline.orgLEGAL SERVICES - DIVORCE $155.$175 with children. No court appearances.Complete preparation. Includes custody,support, property division and bills.BBB member. (503) 772-5295. www.paralegalalternatives.com legalalt@msn.comHappy 65th AnniversaryOctober 23Norman & HelenHudnallLove, from allof your familyStorageC.J.’s Mini StorageVarious Sizes AvailableGrand Coulee & Electric City633-8074 or 631-1222LYNN’S STORAGE633-0246Cell - 509-528-9224RALPH’S STORAGE UNITSAVAILABLE12x35 - $82 10x14 - $57509-633-2458884544Events22nd AnnualWashingtonSnowmobile AssociationExpo & Swap MeetOur Best Expo Ever!“The Coolest Ride”Oct. 19th & 20th 2013Washington State FairEvents CenterPUYALLUP, WashingtonINFORMATION1-866-999-EXPO [3976]Swap Meet1-866-785-SWAP [7927]WWW.WSSA.USSaturday 10 AM to 6PMSunday 10AM to 3PM*Admission $10.00*Children 12 & under FreeAll the new models, plus exoticmountain sleds and everythingthat has to do with snowmobiling,from trailers, clothes, highperformance parts, and Accessoriesto DestinationsGREAT GIVEAWAYSALL WEEKEND LONG!Legal NoticesPage 7Grant County Port Dist. No. 7NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGGrant County Port District 7 has scheduled a public hearing forThursday, Oct. 24, 2013 for review and public input for the 2014 budget.The meeting will be held at 5 p.m. at the Grand Coulee Airport.Review will precede regular meeting.(Publish Oct 9 and 16, 2013)Notice of Public Budget Hearing andChange of Regular Meeting TimePublic Hospital District No. 6,Douglas, Grant, Lincoln, & OkanoganCounties, WashingtonPublic Hospital District No. 6, Douglas, Grant, Lincoln and OkanoganCounties, Washington; which operates Coulee Medical Center andCoulee City Clinic, will conduct a public hearing on the proposed 2014budget for the aforementioned facilities. The hearing, open to the public,is Wednesday, October 30, 2013 at 6:00pm in the Public ConferenceArea, 411 Fortuyn Road, Grand Coulee, Washington. A summary of theproposed budget is available in advance for interested parties and maybe obtained for review by contacting the Chief Financial Officer at CouleeMedical Center. The regularly scheduled Board of Commissionersmeeting for October will be immediately following the budget hearing.(Publish October 16 and 23, 2013)Town of Elmer CityBudget WorkshopThe Town of Elmer City will be holding a Budget Workshop on Thursday,October 24, 2013, at 6:00 p.m. at Elmer City Town Hall, 505 SeatonAve., Elmer City, WA. All interested persons are invited to attend.Renee Tillman, Clerk/Treasurer(Publish October 16, 2013)CITY OF ELECTRIC CITYPROPOSED 2014 BUDGET HEARINGS,AVAILABILITY OF 2014 PRELIMINARY BUDGETFINAL BUDGET HEARINGNOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN a copy of the 2014 Preliminary Budgetfor the City of Electric City will be available to the public on November15, 2013, at the City Clerk’s office, 10 Western Avenue, ElectricCity, WA. All interested persons will be given the opportunity to provideboth written and oral comments on the 2014 preliminary budget.City Hall is handicapped accessible. Upon request of the Clerks Office(633-1510) a copy will be mailed.NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Budget Hearings will be held onOctober 22 and November 19, 2013, at 6:00 p.m. and a Final BudgetHearing will be held by the Electric City Council, December 10,2013, at 5:45 p.m. located at the Electric City Hall at 10 Western Ave,Electric City. This hearing may be continued from day-to-day until December31, 2013. All interested persons are invited to attend and willbe given the opportunity to provide both written and oral commentson the 2014 Budget at said public hearings. City Hall is handicappedaccessible.Jacqueline M. PermanClerk/TreasurerPublished/The Star – October 16 & 23, 2013Grant County Port Dist. 7NOTICE OF MEETING CHANGEThe Grant County Port District No. 7 has rescheduled its monthlymeeting for Thursday, Oct. 24 at 5 p.m.(Publish Oct. 16 and 23 2013)Grant County Fire District #14 Public NoticeThe 2014 preliminary budget of the Grant County Fire District #14has prepared and placed on file for any taxpayer to review. The GrantCounty Fire District #14 will meet on Monday, October 28, 2013 at7:00PM at the Electric City Fire Station for the purpose of adoptingthe 2014 Final Budget. The regularly scheduled monthly meeting willfollow.(Publish Oct. 16 and 23, 2013)SUMMARY OF ORDINANCE NO. 1009OF THE CITY OF GRAND COULEE, WASHINGTONOn the 1 st day of October, 2013, the City Council of the City of GrandCoulee, Washington, passed ordinance No. 1009. A summary of the contentof said ordinance, consisting of the title, provides as follows:AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF GRAND COULEE, WASHING-TON, ADOPTING A MORATORIUM ON THE FILING AND ACCEP-TANCE OF BUSINESS LICENSES, PERMITS, AND/OR DEVELOP-MENT APPLICATIONS FOR, AND THE LOCATION OF, LAND USESOPERATING OR CONDUCTING RECREATIONAL OR MEDICALCANNABIS GROWTH, PRODUCTION, PROCESSING, SALES, AND/OR DISTRIBUTION BUSINESSES OR OPERATIONS, INCLUDINGCOLECTIVE GARDENS AND DISPENSARIES, SETTING FORTHDEFINITIONS RELATED TO CANNABIS BUSINESSES AND OP-ERATIONS, ADOPTING FINDINGS OF FACT AND CONCLUSIONIN SUPPORT OF THE MORATORIUM, PORVIDING THAT THEMORATORIUM SHALL BE IN EFFECT FOR SIX MONTHS, DE-CLARING AN EMERGENCY, AND ESTABLISHING AN IMMEDI-ATE EFFECTIVE DATE.The full text of this Ordinance will be mailed upon requestDated this 1st day of October, 2013Carol Boyce, City Clerk/Treasurer(Publish October 16, 2013

Page 8 The Star • OCTOBER 16, 2013CCompiledouleeopsfrompolice filesGrand Coulee10/8 - Police were called tothe Grand Coulee Dam MiddleSchool after a bomb threat notewas found in a student’s book.The writing on the note matchedthe student’s handwriting. Thestudent wouldn’t admit that hewrote the note. Officials at theschool suspended the student forfive days.10/9 - USBR Plant Protectionadvised police that an employeedrove recklessly as he approachedthe Station 3 guard shack. Theguard reported the incident to hissupervisor who called police. Anofficer met with the employee whodenied the report. The officer’s reportis being sent to the OkanoganCounty prosecutor’s office forpossible action.- An officer stopped a driverknown to be wanted on an arrestwarrant. The officer also noticedthat her passenger was not wearinghis seatbelt. The woman wasadvised she was under arrest, andthe man allegedly gave the officera false name, but finally confirmedhis real name. He was alsowanted on a felony warrant out ofSpokane. The two were taken toGrant County Jail.10/10 - A woman living on BurdinBoulevard asked for extra patrolsbecause she told police thatshe had been “flipped off” severaltimes and was concerned.- A woman called police andreported that her husband, whodoesn’t live with her, was drinkingand driving around in a whitepickup. Police found the man, whothought he was in the passengerside of the vehicle, and the officercould see that the keys of the vehiclewere on the floor. A rifle inthe pickup was secured and theman’s sister came to pick him up.10/11 - A man walking on SR-174 was picked up because an officerknew of a warrant on him.He told the officer that someonewas using his name. He was arrestedand taken to Grant CountyJail.- A Sedro Woolley man wasCountry Home ChristmasbyFloral11 thAnnualNEW LOCATION FOR COUNTRY HOME CHRISTMASIt’s now at the downtown store ~ 12 SW Main, Wilbur10% off all Sales of Christmas Gifts and DécorWe will be accepting non-perishable food items or cash donationsto help restock the Wilbur Emergency Fund/Food Pantryevent details and photos atFacebook.com/lynneesfloralstopped when an officer saw thatone of his vehicle head lamps wasout. He was wanted on three misdemeanorwarrants and had asuspended license. He was toldnot to drive and the report is beingforwarded to the prosecutor’soffice.- A Pleasant Valley driver wasstopped when an officer observedthat two in the vehicle were notwearing their seat belts. The minordriver was cited for this andfor having persons under 20 ridingwith him.10/12 - A woman on Weil Placecontacted police about oil on hersteps and the imprint of a shoe inthe oil. She said she had seen aman who lives on Dill Avenue atthe site. Police contacted the manand noted that the imprint of hisshoe was the same as the imprintin the oil. The shoes were takenas evidence and the report wentto the prosecutor’s office for possibleaction.10/13 - A man with a Germandriver’s license was cited in ElectricCity for going 77 mph in a 35mph zone.- Police were called to KingStreet on a report of domesticviolence. Police found a man andwoman yelling at each other. Theystated that there was no violencegoing on and that they were justyelling over a football game.- A Moses Lake driver wasstopped because the officer couldsee that a passenger wasn’t wearinga seatbelt. The driver wascited for allowing a person to ridewithout wearing a seatbelt andfor having people in the vehiclewho were underage because of hisrestricted license.- Police found a brush fire inthe alley of Burdin Boulevard andcalled the fire department. Beforeit arrived, a couple came outsideand said the fire was theirs. Afterthe officer explained that theycouldn’t burn, the couple put thefire out.- Police helped a stalled driverget his vehicle going at Riley Point.The officer furnished starter fluidto help the driver.10/14 - A woman reported thather husband who suffers from dementiawas missing. Police foundthe man and returned him to hisresidence.Coulee Dam Police10/8 - A concerned citizen advisedpolice that a person knownto be wanted on an arrest warrantwas inside the Coulee DamCasino. Police waited for the suspectto leave the casino and thenpulled the car over. The man confirmedthe arrest warrant, washandcuffed and taken to OkanoganCounty Jail.10/9 - Police stopped a vehiclewith an expired license and foundthe driver’s license was suspended.Her boyfriend riding in thefront seat with her was taken tothe Okanogan County juvenileFriday, Oct. 18 • 5-9 p.m.Saturday, Oct. 10 • 10 a.m. - 8 p.m.Sunday, Oct. 20 • 1-5 p.m.Sat., Oct. 26 • 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.Feel free to bring friends!Questions? 509.647.5751Cash, Chceks, Credit Cards Accepted!center on a warrant. The driverwas cited and released and a licenseddriver came to take chargeof the vehicle.- Police noticed a woman walkingwith a backpack who approachedto say she had been inan argument with another person,which was why she was crying.She wondered if the Coulee Dampolice had vouchers for a motelroom but was told that GrandCoulee might. While they werechecking, police learned that thewoman had a warrant out for herarrest. She was taken to the OkanoganCounty Jail.10/12 - A business owner calledpolice to report he found a safenear the rear door to his business.Police stated that the safe was unlockedand empty. The safe wasplaced in the police department’sevidence locker.PROGRESSIVEPLINKO POWER!From October 8 thruNovember 10, earnentries for a chance to win$5,000.00 or more inCoulee Dam Casino’s“PROGRESSIVE PLINKOPOWER!”Each Sunday, one luckyplayer will win a chance todrop the Plinko Puck andwin! The top prize amountswill increase (if they are notwon) – and could reach ashigh as $9,000.00!!!PLUS – you can earnTRIPLE ENTRY TICKETSeach Monday, Wednesday &Sunday!See the “PAC” club for details!Coulee Dam Casino · 515 Birch Street, Coulee Dam, WA · 800-556-7492Plinko 3x9 Star 7.442x9.631.indd 110/8/2013 9:40:15 AM