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The East County
Forrest reclaims 'Bull of the Woods' title Mossyrock
By Buddy Rose
The East County Journal
M
orton's 75th annu-
al Loggers’ Jubi-
lee logging show
was – by any measure – a fun
and exciting event.
During two days of keen
competition, enthusiastic
crowds cheered as contestants
put on a great exhibition of
old-time and modern logging
skills.
When the sawdust settled
on Sunday afternoon, Mike
Forrester of Idleyld Park,
Ore., came away with the
coveted “Bull of the Woods”
title, signifying the over-
all champion of the annual
“Granddaddy of all Logging
Shows.”
Forrester, a long-time com-
petitor at Morton and former
Bull of the Woods champion
in 2000 and 2001, said he was
surprised he was able to come
out on top.
“I didn’t think I would be
able to do this after I passed
50 (years of age),” said For-
rester. “But it was a great thrill
and, as always, I enjoyed and
See Logging Page 4
Brandy Clark's Jubilee homecoming a hit
By Rosemary Browning
A
The East County Journal
large Jubilee crowd
welcomed native
daughter Brandy
Clark home on Saturday
night. Clark performed a
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Loggers'
Foundation wins
honors Queen
Bishop title
Mike Forrester of Idleyld Park, Ore., was crowned Bull of the Woods, as the overall champion
of the 75th annual Loggers’ Jubilee logging show. Pictured presenting the award on Sunday af-
ternoon (left to right): Morton Loggers’ Jubilee princesses Belen Salguero and Maddy Brigham,
Queen Crystal Wright, 2017 Bull of the Woods Mike Forrester and Jubilee princesses Elexcious
Hampton and Jacie Dunlap.
concert to a crowd of more
than 3,500 fans in the Jubi-
lee arena. It was Clark’s first
performance in the arena and
fans lined up three hours be-
fore the show to see her per-
formance. Clark received a
Jubilee
parade
results
Photo by Chris Johnson/The East County Journal
Photo by Buddy Rose/The East County Journal
Photo by Chris Johnson/The East County Journal
key to the city from Morton
Mayor Dan Mortensen.
Also during the show,
Clark dedicated the song
“Blue Bayou” to her mom
and longtime friend Chris
Johnson of Morton, who
Dedicated to serving East Lewis County since 1945
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took photos for her “Big
Day In a Small Town” al-
bum.
See page 8 in this week’s
edition for more photos and
a story by Johnson on her re-
turn concert.
75¢
considering
speed limit
reductions
By Buddy Rose
The East County Journal
M
ossyrock City
council members
and city admin-
istration discussed reducing
the speed limit on Mossyrock
Road West from 35 mph to
25 mph at its regular council
meeting on
Thursday. If
approved,
the change
would apply
from Isbell
Road to Al-
drich Road
– the current
city limit go-
ing west. Mossyrock
Mayor
M a y o r Tom Meade
Tom Meade
said the current 35 mph speed
limit along the section of Moss-
yrock Road West is a holdover
from when it was a county
road. The speed zone was not
changed after the area between
Isbell Road and Aldrich Road
was annexed into the city and
Mossyrock Road came under
city jurisdiction.
Meade said one of the pri-
mary purposes for reducing the
speed limit is to make the area
safer for pedestrian traffic.
According to Meade, the
city is also proposing to con-
struct a walking path along
Mossyrock Road West in the
area. Currently, there is no
shoulder along the road and
very little room for pedestrians
to walk between the pavement
and the ditches on either side,
making it dangerous for pedes-
trians, particularly at night.
Council members echoed
Meade’s concern, especially as
it applies to children walking
to and from school and for the
elderly or handicapped.
Meade said the proposed
walking path would parallel
Mossyrock Road on the north
side. There is a ditch along that
side of the road. The city’s en-
gineer indicated it serves no
drainage purpose and could be
filled in to provide a walking
surface away from the pave-
ment. Meade said the county
Mossy Page 4
Remains found
in Mineral Lake
L
ewis County Sheriff’s
detectives have identi-
fied a body found Aug.
9 in Mineral Lake as a missing
Mineral man. According to sher-
iff’s officials, two individuals
were fishing in Mineral Lake
when they observed something
floating in the water and dis-
covered it was human remains.
Sheriff’s deputies responded and
with the help of boaters brought
the remains ashore at a boat
launch. The body was taken to
the Lewis County Coroner’s of-
fice for identification and to de-
termine the cause of death are
being investigated.
Sheriff’s deputies said the
coroner’s office has identified
the remains as Gerald L. Har-
ris, a 54-year-old Mineral man
who has been missing since July
5. Acording to deputies, Har-
ris’s girlfriend was found adrift
in a boat on the evening of July
5 by boaters. She said she and
Harris were on the lake when
he disappeared into the water.
Sheriff’s deputies and local boat-
ers spent several hours search-
ing for Harris. Members of the
Pierce County Sheriff’s officer
were also brought in and search
the lake for Harris using sonar
equipment, but were unable to
locate his body.
Anyone with information on
the case is asked to contact the
Lewis County Sheriff’s office at
(360) 740-1105.
2 ― August 16, 2017 ― The East County Journal

Opinion
Another Gray Hair
Jubilee draws to end "What is left on your
Jubilee activities
have drawn to a close.
What a weekend.
Yes, it was a bit
warm for a couple of
to sell a few shirts when
members of the bank
team
took a
much
summer bucket list?"
days…then Saturday needed
night the rains came. break.
The Jubilee activities And
kicked off on Thursday it was
night with the tradition- great
al Queen’s coronation when
with five very talented 2012 Rosemary
and poised young ladies Jubilee Browning
competed for the title. Queen Editor
At evening’s end, Krys- Jesseeka
tal Wright of Randle Hughes stopped by. We
captured the crown. had a nice visit and it “Before summer ends, I “Achieve a mini vacation “Straighten up my house,” “Get more yard
The evening was filled was good to hear about want to do the track. I do with my husband,” Marie Johnson work done,”
Special Olympics,” Jan Damschen Morton Flo Crim
with talent – along her adventures since
Shyanne McKenzie Castle Rock Morton
with the contestants graduating from high Morton
there were great musi- school.
cal performances by It is hard to believe
brothers Chris and Nick it has been five years
Martin and 2017 Miss since Jesseeka was
Lewis County Kennedy crowned queen. East County Skies

Forest Road 23 repairs underway

Woods.
On Friday night, the
Jubilee stands were
packed with folks want-
ing to cheer on their
favorite lawnmower
race competitors.
There were chills,
thrills and a few spills –
luckily no one sustained
serious injuries.
The Jubilee lawn-
mower races – while a
unique and interesting
event – are always fun
to watch and cheer.
Folks who attended
the logging shows on
Saturday and Sunday
watched some fantastic
competition this year.
Longtime Jubilee
competitor Mike For-
rester of Idleyld Park,
Ore., came away with
the coveted “Bull of the
Woods” title.
Forrester, a two-time
champion in 2000 and
2001 noted it was nice
to win again, adding he
always appreciates the
fantastic crowd here in
Morton.
I had a great op-
portunity this year to
sell t-shirts with the
Security State Bank
team on Saturday night
during the Brandy Clark
concert.
It was actually a
great time – I mainly
stayed out of the way
and folded and refolded
t-shirts.
I think I did manage
In addition to sell-
ing t-shirts and spend-
ing time with the bank
crew, it was fun to just
watch the crowd and
see both new and famil-
iar faces.
Friends and fans
truly enjoyed the show.
I don’t know who was
more excited and proud,
Brandy returning to per-
form before her home-
town or her hometown
welcoming her back
with open arms and
rounds of applause. It
was truly a “Big Day in
a Small Town.”
I confess I made a
couple trips through the
Jubilee concessions at
the high school – the
“Phatty” Philly Chees-
esteak sandwich was so
good, I had to try it both
Friday and Saturday.
And, Friday night’s
cheesesteak sandwich
dinner date with Tom-
mie ended with ice
cream cones – a regular
vanilla cone for me,
but a chocolate dipped
double cone for Tom-
mie.
Brandy Clark’s
homecoming concert
for this year’s 75th an-
nual Jubilee is certainly
a reminder that Jubi-
lee it is not just about
wonderful shows. It is
also about gathering
with family and friends
to enjoy the events
together.
Conway Construc- the Cispus River changed December 2015 floods. Huckleberries
tion of Ridgefield started course and washed out Many of them are sched- A cursory inspection of
work on repairs of Forest about 100 yards of road- uled for repairs this sum- a couple of areas contain-
Road 23 and associated way. In order to minimize mer and fall. However, ing huckleberries last
flood damage sites in the impacts to migrating most of the popular rec- week indicated they are
Cowlitz Valley Ranger salmon in the Cispus Riv- reation not ripe yet. They ap-
District (CVRD) southeast er, work to repair that site sites are peared to need a couple
of Randle last week. The that takes place within the accessi- more weeks of warm
road was severely dam- river must be completed ble. All weather before being
aged during a flooding by the end of September. the main ready to pick. That may
event in December 2015. not be the case every-
Other repairs outside camp-
Repairs to Road 23 of the river channel at grounds, where, though.
and other related sites that site are required to be except Commercial permits
are being funded by a complete by Nov. 15. Blue and commercial picking of
government program Repairs to several other Lake Buddy Rose huckleberries began Mon-
administered by Federal damage sites located far- Creek, day. That means that some
Highways Administration ther south along Road 23 are accessible by either of the more popular areas
(FHWA) known as Emer- are expected to be mostly primary routes or alter- for berry picking will
gency Relief for Federally complete by November as nate routes. The High likely be very crowded
Owned roads (ERFO). well with any follow-up Lakes area near Mount with commercial pickers
Conway Construction was work done next spring and Adams, for example, can starting this week.
the successful low bidder summer. be accessed via Roads 21 This year, for the first
on the FWHA contract Road 23 is expected to and 2329. time, a permit is being
that was prepared for the be drivable through the Note that trailer traffic issued for personal use
repairs and will be ad- damaged sections before is not recommended on picking of huckleberries
ministered by that agency, winter. Road 2329 and it is not by the Gifford Pinchot
rather than the Forest maintained for regular National Forest. The
Service. Recreation passenger car travel, permit is only available
The most severely Several other roads although most cars can online using a computer.
damaged site is about 12 within CVRD were also negotiate it if driven care- For more information, go
miles from Randle where damaged during the fully. to the website at.
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75TH ANNUAL LOGGERS' JUBILEE

Krystal Wright wins 2017 Jubilee crown
By Rosemary Browning
The East County Journal
Krystal Wright was
named 2017 Loggers’
Jubilee Queen during
the 62nd annual Queen
coronation on Thursday
night at the Morton High
School gym.
Wright was crowned
by 2016 Jubilee Queen
Julianna Draper. Both are
students at White Pass
High School.
Wright was one of five
local high school stu-
dents seeking the title.
First runner up was El-
excious Hampton, also
from White Pass. Prin-
cesses for the 2017 roy-
alty court include Maddy
Hampton of White Pass
and Jacie Dunlap and
Belen Salguero from
Morton High School.
Draper led all five
contestants in an opening
performance of a country
dance routine she coor-
dinated for the evening.
Draper also asked a ques-
tion of each candidate
during the public speak-
ing phase of the event.
Judges for the evening
were Peter Abbarno, an
attorney and partner with
Althauser Rayan and Ab-
barno LLC and Centra-
lia city council; Lewis
County Assessor Diane
Dorey; Cindy Godsey
with Althauser Rayan
Abbarno, LLC and exec-
utive director of the MCL
scholarship program,
Bailey Peters, Miss Lew-
is County 2016; and Sa-
mantha Styger, director
of North American fran-
chise operations at Line
X Protective Coatings.
Mike Fairhart was
the master of ceremo-
nies during the evening.
Fairhart introduced each
candidate during the eve-
ning gown competition
and had a brief inter-
view with Draper about
her reign as 2016 queen.
Fairhart talked with 2017
Miss Lewis County Ken-
nedy Woods prior to her
vocal performance dur-
ing the evening. Fairhart

the SWW Fair

also introduced other
members of the visiting
royalty and past Jubilee Come see
queens who attended the
annual event. us at
One week only FAIR SPECIALS
Also performing three
songs during the corona-
tion were brothers Chris
and Nick Martin.
Jubilee Royalty Pro-
gram Coordinate Deb-
bie Elizaga recognized
longtime Jubilee royalty
supporter Myrna Norris
with a special award for
hosting Jubilee royalty FREE cooler
for several years.
“Myrna has opened
with purchase FREE bagger
of a Cub Cadet with purchase of
her house for 30 to 35 Challenger 4X4 Cub Cadet XT2 LX46
years to us,” Elizaga said.
“She opens her doors $
370 value $
400 value
and allows us to use her Only 4 left Only 6 left
backyard and to rest and
enjoy coronation.”
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Aug. 7
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could be rented, but had
Mossyrock: Blueberry festival a success
Deanna G. Gange, 39, not rented it. The golf cart Continued from page 1 the walking path addition. percent last year. He said ployees because the grant
of Salkum was arrested was returned to the owner. has excess fill material there are various reasons previously acquired for
by Lewis County Sher- Charges are being referred. stockpiled on the Larson 2017 Blueberry Festival for the reduction, includ- those repairs was insuf-
iff’s deputies at 12:59 a.m. Road and would be will- City Treasurer Angie ing installation of newer, ficient to hire a contrac-
on suspicion of DUI after Aug. 14 ing to haul and dump it in Hartmann reported the more accurate meters, tor. He said about 20 of
deputies conducted a traf- Lewis County Sheriff’s the ditch. 2017 Blueberry Festival better accounting for fire the repair sites will need
fic stop on a vehicle driven deputies responded at 3 According to Meade, beer garden at the park department water use and to be completed prior to
by Gange that had a defec- p.m. to an attempted bur- the city right of way in was very successful with repairing leaks as they the county overlay. A
tive headlight in the 700 glary in the 600 block of that area extends well be- roughly $1,400 in sales. are found pavement cutter is being
block of Highway 12. Skinner Road in Randle. yond the pavement – 30 Hartmann said having Council member Dar- rented by the city to prop-
Gange was transported According to deputies, feet or more – so there is unpaid volunteers helped rell Peoples said the city erly complete the pothole
and booked into the Lewis the owner of the property, ample room for a path. increase revenue at the wastewater treatment is repairs.
County jail. who lives out of the area, Lawns and landscaping beer garden. in good shape, partly due
was contacted on Aug. features of adjacent prop- Meade said law en- to ongoing assistance City Park projects
Aug. 12 9 by a neighbor who re- erty owners often extend forcement and security from Evergreen Rural Hartmann and Council
Lewis County Sheriff’s ported several individuals well into the city right services during the fes- Water, a non-profit or- member Teresa Quinlan
deputies responded to a were on the property. The of way and Meade said tival were well covered ganization that provides reported on park depart-
theft of a golf cart in the neighbor was able to have there is no intent to dis- by Morton Police Chief free assistance to rural ment activities. They
500 block of State Route the individuals leave the turb them. Driveways to Roger Morningstar and areas. Peoples said the said the new park am-
122 in Salkum. According property. When the owner properties would remain other police officers. quarterly state wastewa- phitheater was very re-
to deputies, two juvenile arrived on Aug. 14, he dis- unchanged and cross- Meade said Veterans of ter report is due soon and ceived by the bands who
suspects – age 14 and 15 covered three Master locks ing them would become Foreign Wars volunteers is being prepared. entertained during the
– took a golf cart without had been damaged and a part of the walking path. also helped with city park Meade said county re- Blueberry Festival. Addi-
the owner’s permission. game camera was missing. Meade noted the ditch security. surfacing of several city tional park signs will be
According to the teens, The value of the items was is currently considered streets will begin soon. installed soon to include
they thought the golf carts listed at $150. somewhat of a nuisance City utilities, services According to Meade, park information, rules
to the city because mow- Council member Ran- there will be some traf- for dog use and park and
dall Sasser reported the fic disruptions but the area history. Meade said
Fireline ers can’t get in and out of
it and vegetation must be city’s water loss percent- county will work to con- a county-wide burn ban is
Lewis County District 14 YTD Total Calls: 145 cut by hand. age (water pumped from trol traffic with flaggers now in effect, restricting
Randle Total Calls 2016: 240 Council members city wells but not billed) and detours to minimize the use of park barbecue
July 2017 agreed to wait for public is decreasing. According impacts. Other street re- units. A suggestion was
Lewis County District 18 comments and input be- to Sasser, loss percentage pairs and filling potholes made to put temporary
Medical: 17 Glenoma fore deciding on either the this year are 40 percent is being planned to be ac- burn ban signage on the
Transports: 12 June 2017 speed limit reduction or or less compared to 46 complished by city em- barbecue units.
Non-Transports: 5
Aid Calls: 2
Motor Vehicle accidents: 2 Transports: 1
Logging: Mauhl celebrates with wins
Continued from page 1 in the springboard chop leyld Park, in choker ton, won the $300 prize;
Transports: 1 Non-Transports: 1 appreciated the fantastic and took home fifth setting; Xander Waibel, and Nico Collette of
Non-Transports: 1 crowd here at Morton.” place prizes in single from West Linn, Ore., Randle won $100.
Mutual Aid calls: 3 According to Forrest- bucking, stock saw, hot in obstacle pole and Rob Cowlitz Valley Off-
Fire: 8 Transports:1 er, he will do two more saw and double bucking Waibel, also from West Road-Vehicle Club also
Structure: 1 Non-Transports: 2 shows this year – the with partner Gabe For- Linn, in birling (log roll- announced winners from
Vehicle: 1 Logger’s Playday at Ho- rester. ing). its annual raffle: Jenine
Brush: 3 Fire Calls: 4 quiam and Lumberjack Lentz captured first In the women’s com- Broshears from Bremer-
Illegal: 0 Structure: 0 Days in Orofino, Idaho place in horizontal chop, petition, Erin Cramsey ton won a Fiskars split-
Other: 3 Brush: 1 – then put away his axes stock saw and double from Vaneta, Ore., won ting maul; Jim Simons
Vehicle: 0 and saws for the season. bucking with David the single buck event from Adna won a cord of
Assists: 2 Mutual Aid Calls:0 Placing second in the Cramsey. He added and partnered with San- firewood; Dwayne Kelly
Fire: 0 Mutual Aid vehicle: 0 Bull of the Woods com- fourth place money in dra Forrester to take of Morton, won a half of
Motor Vehicle Aid: 0 Mutual Aid structure fire: 2 petition was another single bucking, fifth home first place in Jill N a pig, cut and wrapped;
Fire: 0 Mutual Aid brush: 0 Loggers’ Jubilee veter- place in vertical chop Jill double bucking. and Larry Smith from
Medical: 0 Illegal burns: 0 an, Mel Lentz, from Di- and a sixth in axe throw. Crowd favorite Gordy Mossyrock, won a Stihl
Transport: 0 Service call: 1 ana, W. Va. Lentz was Other winners were Mauhl of Carnation, cel- MS250 chainsaw.
Other agency: 2 an eight-time winner of Eric Hoberg of Clin- ebrated his 75th birthday Logging show organiz-
Public: 0 Motor vehicle accidents 0 the Morton title in the ton, Mont., in the speed by winning all four se- ers Sonny and Linda Met-
Glenoma: 0 1980s and 1990s. climbing and tree top- nior events: single buck, tler expressed thanks to
Mutual Aid: 0 Mutual Aid: 0 Forrester piled up ping events; David vertical chop, horizontal everyone who once again
Fire: 0 points and money win- Green of Bend, Ore., chop and springboard helped make the event a
Motor Vehicle Accident: 0 EMS calls for the month: 5 nings with first-place in single bucking; T.J. chop. safe and entertaining spec-
Medical transport: 0 EMS calls Year to Date: 69 finishes in the vertical Bexten from Aberdeen, Winner of the Bing tacle.
Other: 0 Transports Year to Date: 36 chop and axe throw and in springboard chop; award for sportsman- They especially want
False Alarms: 0 Fire calls Year to Date: 10 Jack N Jill bucking with Jeff Skirvin of Clats- ship went to Mauhl. The to thank Brian Dalton and
Total calls Year to Date: partner, Sandra Forrest- kanie, Ore., in hot saw; annual award is named the infield crew for their
YTD Transports: 83 80 er. He finished second Jake Forrester, from Id- after the late Eugene hard work, Mike Fairhart
“Bing” Bingham, who and Rick Stockdale for

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Tinney, Shannon
Briefs
move on to primary
Officials from the Lew-
is County Elections De-
partment have announced
candidates Scott Tinney
and Carla Shannon will
move forward to the fall
primary race for Lewis
County Clerk. Following
the official vote certifica-
tion on Tuesday, Tinney
and Shannon were the
top two candidates in the
primary election on Aug.
1. Tinney received 3,268
votes or 37.85 percent
with Shannon earning
3,114 votes for 36.07 per-
cent. The third candidate,
Linda Williams, received
2,251 votes for 26.07 per-
cent. The top two candi-
dates move on to the fall
General Election on Nov.
7.
‘Big Foot’ program
at Packwood gym
The White Pass Coun-
try Museum will host a
special program on "Big
Foot" on Thursday at 7
p.m. The free program by
Scott Taylor is open to the
community.
The presentation will be
in the Packwood Elemen-
tary gym adjacent to the
museum at 12990 Hwy. 12
in downtown Packwood.
For additional informa-
tion on the program, call
the museum at (360) 494-
4422.
East County Auto
hosting car show
East County Auto Cen-
ter will celebrate its 39th
anniversary on Saturday
with an open house and
car show. The locally
owned family business
opened in 1978 and has
been serving custom-
ers in the east end for
39 years. The Show and
Shine car show from 9
a.m. to 2 p.m. will include
hot rods and antique cars.
The event will also in-
clude food, free drawings
adult and teen crafters are
invited to bring knitting
or crochet projects and
meet with fellow crafters
to share tips and project
ideas. Library materials
will be available for knit-
ting and craft projects. All
skill levels are welcome.
The Salkum library is
at 2480 Hwy. 12 in Sal-
kum. For more informa-
tion on Salkum library
programs, call (360) 985-
2148.
Edward Jones
hosting school drive
The Morton office of
Edward Jones Financial
is hosting its annual Back
to School supplies drive.
Area residents are invited
to bring school supplies
which will be distributed
to students in need in Mor-
ton, Mossyrock and White
Pass. A list of school sup-
plies for both Morton El-
ementary School and Mor-
ton Junior/Senior High are
available at the Morton
post office. Items can be
left at the office Monday
through Thursday from
8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and
Fridays from 8:30 a.m. to
1 p.m. until Aug. 25. For
additional information,
contact Mandy Johnson at
(360) 496-3290.
Entries sought for
local car show
Entries are still being
accepted for the Heritage
House Assisted Living’s
10th annual Vintage Car
show on Aug. 25. There
is no entry fee.
The free community
event will include the car
show with awards, raf-
fles, live music, food and
other special events. This By Susan DeLaire
year’s show will have a The East County Journal
Hawaiian theme. Car en-
tries will begin at 5:30 ing the 2017 Southwest
p.m., with the first 15 en- Washington Fair Little
tries receiving a t-shirt. Miss Friendly program
Heritage House Assisted started Monday’s meeting
Living and Memory Care of the Lewis County Board
is at 860 W. Main Ave. in of County Commissioners
Supporting their community Local programs
for area seniors
Morton
Thanks to everyone who
stopped by the Center dur-
ing Jubilee and enjoyed our
salad bar lunch and our pie
and bake sale. Your support
is appreciated.
Join us on Tuesday as
we celebrate August birth-
days for Lennis Allen, Dale
Beerbower, Melody But-
terton, Donna Carter, Verna
Coleman, Violet Glaspey,
Isabelle Edwards, Ellen
Forrest, Marsha George,
Nyla Rich and Louise
Small.
The Morton Senior Cen-
ter lunch menus for the
week of Aug 21:
Monday: Sweet treats
and coffee, 10 a.m.
Tuesday: Hamburger
gravy, mashed potatoes,
peas and onions, green sal-
ad, banana pudding.
Wednesday: Call for
menu.
Thursday: Barbecue
ribs, scalloped potatoes,
NW vegetables, apricots,
biscuit.
Friday: Baked potato bar
lunch. Cost: $6 per person.
Packwood
It’s birthday week at the
Packwood Senior Center.
Join us today as we cel-
ebrate August birthdays for
Photos by Rosemary Browning/The East County Journal Vivian Goble, Joyce Lager-
Employees at Security State branches have donated $5,600 to local charities and
quist and Ron Ferch. Cake
organizations through the bank’s Employees Caring for our Communities (ECC) and ice cream will follow
fund. The funds are raised by collector coin and honor box sales along with em-
ployees who take part in designated “Jean Day” events. Locally, the ECC program
our Nutritional lunch at
noon.
donated $200 NW Backpack Snack program to help fill backpacks with food to lo- The Packwood Senior
cal children during the weekends. Pictured, At Top (left to right): Security State Center lunch menus for the
Bank Customer Service Representative Tiffany Coleman, NW Backpack Snack week of Aug. 14:
founder Pat Saldana and Security State Bank Customer Service Representative
Rikki Mead. The ECC also donated $200 to the Morton Senior Center. Pictured
Monday: Cauliflower
quiche, tomato salad.
above (left to right): Coleman, Morton Senior Center Site Director Sally Allen and Tuesday: Hamburger
Mead.
gravy, mashed potatoes,
County revises building code chapter
peas and onions, green sal-
ad, banana pudding.
Wednesday: Sweet treats
pier and Doyle Sanford, was great and the folks in and coffee, 9 a.m., cinna-
Community Development Morton did a great job on
mon rolls, $2 each.
A proclamation honor- Department, addressed the the event. Commissioner Thursday: Barbecue
proposed amendment to Gary Stamper expressed
ribs, scalloped potatoes,
the Lewis County Build- disappointment he was not NW vegetables, apricots,
ing Code, Chapter 15.05. able to attend, following
biscuit.
The amendment replaced a death in his immediate Friday: Sweet treats and
action taken in 2010 when family.
coffee at 10 a.m.
the BOCC adopted the

and special sale prices on
merchandise. East County
Auto is at 8072 Hwy. 12
in Glenoma.
PROTECT
Morton. (BOCC). Fair Manager 2009 International Build-
To enter or for addi- Tamara Hayes thanked ing Code. Sanford said the
tional information, con- all of the contestants for change allows people to
tact Joie at (360) 496- participating and recog- use new products and af-
6699 or email joie@ nized Mossyrock resident fords some leniency with

CCEast hosting
third paint night
Community residents
are invited to a paint night
on Aug. 23 at 6 p.m. at
Centralia College East
(CCEast). The event will
be in room 101 at the
Morton campus.
The cost is $35 per per-
son, which will cover the
cost of all supplies and
refreshments. The theme
for the upcoming paint
night is “Underwater Sea
Turtles.” For questions on
the program, contact Kim
Wilson at (360) 496-5022
or email kimberly.wil-
son@centralia.edu.
Proceeds from the
event benefit the Friends
of CCEast scholarship
fund.
Knitters to meet
at Salkum library
The Salkum Library
will host its weekly Knit-
ting Circle group on
Thursday at 4 p.m. Both
acaringplace.net. Campbell Senter, Little
Miss Friendly 2016.
respect to permitting.
“It’s actually making YOUR HOME,
Grove receives state “Campbell’s done an it easier to do business,”
finance office award incredible job this year,”
Hayes said. Senter thanked
Sanford said, noting the
department was helping
PROPERTY
AND YOURSELF
Lewis County Auditor the commissioners for sup- people with new paper-
Larry porting her and said she work and engineers, build-
Grove enjoyed the fair and be- ers and architects were al-
h a s ing part of the Miss Lewis ready using the new codes. with our
b e e n County pageant. “We just need to catch
recog- up to them,” he said. • Cutting edge surveillance
nized Airport Advisory “Anything we can do to
by the Board appointments make this process easier equipment
Lewis
County
John Roe, John Beck
and John Mathews were
for the people in Lewis
County, we need to do so,”
• Driveway alerts
B o a r d Lewis County appointed to the Lewis County Commissioner • Spy Equipment
o f Auditor Larry County Airport Advisory Bobby Jackson said. The
County Grove Board. Roe, a resident of amended ordinance passed • Stun guns
Com- Onalaska, was present at and will take effect on
missioners (BOCC) for a the meeting. Community Sept. 5. • Pepper spray
state finance office award. Development Director Lee
Grove has earned the Pro- Napier thanked Roe for his Kudos to Morton
fessional Finance Officer
award from the Washing- participation at the Pack- Loggers’ Jubilee
Commissioner Edna
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ton Finance Officer Asso- wood Airport rededication 360-736-3348 • 810 W. Main St., Centralia
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Suzette Smith said the as-
sociation has been closed the success there,” Napier gers’ Jubilee. After hours or Saturdays by appointment
to new members for sev- said. Roe said he looked “Morton rolled out
eral years and as time goes forward to serving on the the red carpet for us this 250-A Westlake Ave. Morton
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Kuschel and Olstad win lawnmower racing titles

Three lawnmowers take off at the start of a race in Jubilee Arena on Friday night.
photos by Chris Johnson
Four mowers, with Chad Kuschel in front, maneuver around the first corner during
the 15-lap, A-Main final.
by Chris Johnson and Morton’s Ryan Schaf- couver) and Courtney
East County Journal fer in the 15-lap, A-Main Nicholson (Yacolt) won
final event. the two women’s tro-
The Amboy duo of Olstad won her sixth phy dashes, and Randy
Chad Kuschel and Brenda overall title in the Paris (La Center), Brian
Olstad each won the an- 11-mower field. Her first Vaughn (Puyallup), Gary
nual lawnmower races championship came 14 Shilly (Morton), Billy
in front of the traditional years ago in 2003. She Claycamp (Kelso), Curtis
capacity crowd at the 75th also won titles in 2004, Bruun (Eatonville) and
Loggers’ Jubilee. 2008, 2011, and 2013. Kuschel all won trophy
Kuschel won for the Morton’s Skyler Riggs dashes for the men.
second consecutive year was second overall in The top three finish-
outlasting 36 other mow- the women’s final with ers in the men’s C-Main
ers in the 41st running Sarah Howard from Battle were Paris, Vaughn, and
of the lawnmowers at Ground taking third. Darren Brewer (Morton),
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What's
Happening
Wednesday, Aug. 16
Morton TOPS, 9:30
a.m., Morton United Meth-
odist Church, Fourth Street
and Main Avenue. For more
information call (360) 492-
5610.
Mind, Body, Spirit Self-
Care group, 10 a.m. Mor-
ton General Hospital, 521
Adam Ave.
Randle Senior Potluck
Luncheon, noon, Randle
Nazarene Church, 215 Sil-
verbrook Rd. For more in-
formation, contact Carol
Reed at (360) 497-7110.
Thursday, Aug. 17
Mineral Seniors lunch,
noon, Mineral Fire Hall,
104 Front St.
Pat Zandecki providing
assistance to veterans from
2 to 4 p.m. at the Mountain
View Timberland Library,
210 Silverbrook Rd., Ran-
dle.
Mind, Body, Spirit
Self-Care group, 2:30 p.m.
Mossyrock Outreach Cen-
ter, (360) 496-3591.
Mineral Lake Lions, 7
p.m., Mineral Fire Hall.
Mossyrock AA Book
study, 7 p.m., Mossyrock
Grange Hall.
Friday, Aug. 18
AL-ANON Adult meet-
ing, 10 a.m., The Rivers
Coffeehouse, 212 Main
Ave., Morton
"Big Foot" by Scott
Taylor, free program at 7
p.m. White Pass Country
Museum, 12990 Hwy. 12
in Packwood. For more in-
formation, call (360) 494-
4411.
Saturday, Aug. 19
Narcotics Anonymous
Reflections group, 7 p.m.,
Salkum Library, 2480 Hwy.
12. 1-866-922-8800.
Hospital dedicates bench Passages from the bible
The Righteousness of God
in memory of Don Bishop The purpose of the
preaching of the gospel of
Christ is to ‘turn many to
righteousness;” to turn the
hearts of believers to the
righteousness which is of
God by faith that is in Christ.  know
“Even as Abraham be-
lieved God (believed the
voice of His Word) and it
was accounted to him for
righteousness,” Gal.3:6
Of John the Baptist it is
written: “and many of the
children of Israel shall he
turn to the Lord their God.  not in the words which
And he shall go before Him
in the spirit and power of
Elias, to turn the hearts of
the fathers to the children,
and the disobedient to the
wisdom of the just, to make
ready a people prepared for
Photos by Rosemary Browning/The East County Journal the Lord,” Luke 1:17
Paul was made a minister
By Rosemary Browning to the Gentiles: “...To open
The East County Journal
their eyes, and to turn them
Between 40 and 50 fam- from the power of darkness
ily members and friends to light, and from the power
joined East Lewis County of Satan unto God, that they
Hospital Foundation rep- may receive forgiveness of
resentatives on Friday to sins, and inheritance among
dedicate a bench at Morton them that are sanctified by
faith that is in Me,” Acts
General Hospital in memo-
ry of Don Bishop, a long- 26:13-18
“There is therefore now no
time Foundation member
and volunteer. condemnation to them which
are in Christ Jesus, who walk
Bishop died on April 1
not after the flesh, but after
following a brief illness. the spirit.  For the law of the
Bishop moved to Mor- spirit of life in Christ Jesus
ton in the early 1960s and hath made me free from the
owned and operated Mor- law of sin and death.
ton Supply and Equipment “For what the law could
for many years. He was not do, in that it was weak
active in numerous com- security blanket, making through the flesh, God
munity groups and organi- Linus rethink his outlook sending His own son in the
zations including the East and surroundings. Don likeness of sinful flesh, and
Lewis County Hospital was like that too, he liked for sin, condemned in the
Foundation, Morton Cham- to swoop in and challenge flesh: that the righteousness
ber of Commerce, Morton us to think bigger and do of the law might be fulfilled
Loggers’ Jubilee and was more,” Schoenborn said. in us, who walk not after
instrumental in the creation Also reading poems to the flesh, but after the spirit.
of the Morton Teen Center. honor Bishop were Hospi- Pictured, Top: Members For they that are after the
The white stone bench tal Board Chairman Judy of Don Bishop’s family at flesh do mind the things of
the flesh; but they that are
is inscribed with a picture Ramsey and Foundation the bench dedication cer-
of the Snoopy character – a member Debbie Brehmeyer. emony on Friday outside after the spirit, the things of
the spirit.  For to be carnally
popular nickname for Bish- Hospital Foundation Morton General Hospi-
op, who gained his nick- Director Diane Markham tal. Pictured, front row minded is death; but to be
spiritually minded is life
name after he and Lynn de- described Bishop as a dedi- (left to right): grandchil-
signed a Snoopy costume cated member of the foun- dren Tor, Brooks, Miles,
and peace,” Romans 8:1-6
“Now we have received,
not spirit of the world, but
the spirit which is of God;
that we
might
t h e
things
that are
freely
given to
us of Ella Mae Carbaugh
G o d  .
Which things also we speak,
man’s wisdom teacheth,
but which the Holy Ghost
teacheth, comparing spiritu-
al things with spiritual. But
the natural man receiveth
not the things of the spirit
of God, for they are fool-
ishness unto him: neither
can he know them, for they
are spiritually discerned,” I
Cor. 2:12-14.
“Who hath stood in the
counsel of the Lord, and per-
ceived and heard His word?
Who hath marked His word
and heard it?  For if they
had stood in My counsel,
and had caused My people
to hear My words, then they
should have turned them
from their evil ways, and
from the evil of their do-
ings,” Jer. 23:18,22
“But their minds were
blinded; for until this day
remaineth the same veil un-
taken away in the reading
of the old testament; which
veil is done away in Christ.
But even unto this day, when
Moses is read, the veil is
upon the heart. Nevertheless,
when it [the heart] shall turn
to the Lord, the veil shall be
taken away,” II Cor 3:14-16
“Hear counsel, and re-
ceive instruction, that thou
mayest be wise in thy latter
end.” Prov.9:20
“Turn ye at my reproof,
behold, I will pour out My
spirit unto you; I will make
known My words unto
you,”  Prov.1:23.

Sunday, Aug. 20
Elk County Chapter
ABATE of Washington so-
cial, 1 p.m. For questions,
contact Brian Lange at
(253) 209-2439.
GriefShare Recovery, 2
p.m., Morton Community
Bible Church, 150 Division
St., Morton. For informa-
tion, contact Lisa Hargrove
at (360) 497-0565.
Packwood AA meeting,
7 p.m., Packwood Commu-
nity Hall.
Morton AA open meet-
ing, 7 p.m., Sacred Heart
Catholic Church.
Monday, Aug. 21
Weight Watchers, weigh-
in at 5:30 p.m., meeting at 6
p.m. First Church of God,
1251 Main Ave., Morton.
Mountain High Commu-
nity Choir, 6 p.m., Morton
United Methodist Church,
Fourth Street and Main Av-
enue, (360) 496-5003.
Morton School Board
meeting, 6 p.m., Morton
High School lecture room,
152 Westlake Ave.
Mineral Cemetery
District 10, 7 p.m., Min-
eral Fire Hall, 104 Front
St., mineralcemeterydis-
trict10@gmail.com
Mossyrock School
Board meeting, 7 p.m.,
Mossyrock Junior High
School library, 545 Wil-
liams St.
White Pass School
board, 7 p.m., White
Pass High School student
lounge, 516 Silverbrook
Rd., Randle, (360) 497-
3791.
Concept Realty
that he wore on a float dation. Annika, Magnus and
during Jubilee parades. According to Markham, Ben Bishop; Back row:
He also wore the costume Bishop was a key player Andy Bishop, Deanna
while racing at the Jubilee in helping the foundation Bishop, Carolyn Gilman,
Serving & Supporting East Lewis County Since 1985!
lawn mower races. raise “a lot of funds” for Ted Bishop, Lynn Bish-
Speaking at the gather- hospital equipment and op, David and Jinyi Bish-
ing, Foundation member scholarships during the op; Above: East Lewis
Tom Schoenborn likened past 11 years that Markham County Foundation Di-
the Snoopy character with has been the foundation’s rector Diane Markham
similar attributes of Bish- executive director. (center) speaks during A Haven on Edge of Forest!
op. “He was a full-time the dedication ceremo- 252 Snyder Road, Packwood. A feeling, a glance and know you are
“Snoopy was sociable player. Even when it was ny; Inset: A bench has in a true haven of peace. This 1½ story chalet offers 2bd 1½ bath
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8 ― August 16, 2017 ― The East County Journal

Strong competition at 75th annual logging show

Photo by Chris Johnson and Buddy Rose/The East County Journal

Horizontal Chop 14.85 James Hartley 54.08 Carsen Monaghan 20.43 Mel Lentz 9.93 Jake Lind 32.63
Mel Lentz 24.48 E. Hoberg/J. Hartley Gordy Mauhl 01:00.9 Brian Sheridan 10.22 Tristan VanBeck 49.97
Cody Labahn 27.19 15.53 Single Bucking David Moses Jr. 10.94
Jeff Skirvin 27.69 Springboard Chop David Green 20.72 TJ Bexten 12.13 Senior Events
David Green 31.38 Choker Setting TJ Bexten 58.02 James Hartley 20.90 Mike Forrester 12.46 Single Buck
James Hartley 31.75 Jake Forrester 15.41 Mike Forrester 1:02.09 Cody Labahn 21.85 Jeff Skirvin 12.79 Gordy Mauhl 52.32
Rob Waibel 32.75 Gabe Forrester 16.28 Jeff Skirvin 1:04. Mel Lentz 22.8
Brian Sheridan 41.35 Cody Labahn 17.88 David Moses Jr. 1:05.80 Mike Forrester 25.81 Tree Topping Vertical Chop
David Moses Jr. 50.05 Xander Waibel 18.44 James Hartley 1:08.80 Jeff Skirvin 27.65 Eric Hoberg 01:16.6 Gordy Mauhl 01:00.87
Jake Forrester 1:07.00 Carsen Monaghan 24.84 Rob Waibel 1:11/58 David Moses Jr. 28.22 Carsen Monaghan 3:11.78
Gordy Mauhl 1:33.19 Mel Lentz 1:17.50 Gabe Forrester 31.69 Springboard
Gabe Forrester 1:36.12 Jill N Jill David Green 1:28.60 Mike Johnson 33.72 Birling Gordy Mauhl 5:51.09
Terrence Thomas 2:00.38 E. Cramsey/S. Forrester Cody Labahn 3:28.71 Dave Cramsey 34.28 Rob Waibel
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David Moses Jr. Amanda Chenowith James Hartley 9.69 9.84 Speed Climbing
Mel Lentz 33.37 Mike Forrester 11.4 A. Chenowith/J. Hartley Eric Hoberg 28.09 Bing Award
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Double Bucking Vertical Chop L. Wait/D. Moses Jr. 12.2
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Gabe Forrester 16.72
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Brandy Clark returns home in front of huge Jubilee crowds
Clark waves to the crowd as she makes her way through the Jubilee parade on Satur- Arena on Saturday night in her first concert in Morton.
day afternoon in downtown Morton.
by Chris Johnson
East County Journal
The much anticipated
return of country music star
Brandy Clark to her home-
town turned out better than
expected to the thousands
of friends and neighbors
that were a part of her visit
to Morton for the 75th An-
nual Loggers’ Jubilee last
weekend.
With her appearances at
the parade, logging show,
and concert she lived up to
or exceeded everyone’s ex-
pectations. Clark, as many
will attest after seeing or
meeting her this weekend,
is genuinely nice. And
as simple a thing as that
sounds, it is increasingly
rare. She signed every
autograph and posed for
every picture with people
who having just met her
think of her as a friend.
“A long time ago when
I was trying to figure out
how to be a performer,
somebody said to me, ‘Just
be yourself,’” Clark said.
“And I think that really
works. My worst nightmare
would be for somebody to
meet me and have a bad
experience. I’ve had that
happen with people that
Clark played 15 songs in her hour-long performance in her return to Morton on Saturday night at Jubilee Arena.
I’ve liked, and I don’t ever
want to do that to some-
body. I think it’s because I
had nice parents, I’ve been
really lucky and people
have been nice to me, so
there is no reason not to be
nice back. That’s just me
being me.”
Clark’s homecoming be-
gan on Saturday with a ride
through the parade on a ‘44
Ford truck as the Jubilee
Grand Marshal.
“I remember when Kathi
Goertzen and Dan Lewis
from KOMO were the
grand marshals,” she said.
“I remember as a kid being
excited to see them and
thinking what a big deal
that was, and then thinking
that there were kids at this
parade that think the same
way about me. So it was
very surreal. It was also
very fun.”
After the parade, Clark
was asked to raise the flag
to begin the logging show
at Jubilee Arena before
preparing for her concert
later that evening in the
same venue.
The concert, in front of
about 3,700 fans, began
with Ten Cent Judy play-
ing a half-hour set. Mike
photos by Chris Johnson
Clark plays guitar with band member Miles Aubrey during her concert at Jubilee
Clark rode in the parade on the top of a ‘44 Ford truck
as the grand marshal of the Jubilee parade.
Fairhart then introduced
Clark who was presented a
key to the city by Morton
Mayor Dan Mortensen.
“I don’t think anybody’s
life feels big to them,”
Clark said. “We know
about all of the practices,
but most people are just
seeing the highlight reel
of our lives. We’re always
focused on the next thing.
People always introduce
me as a six-time Grammy
nominee, but I’d rather
have them introduce me as
a Grammy winner. So you
can get lost in that. I’ve
never won a Grammy, but
I’ve been nominated six
times and that’s a really big
deal.”
August 16, 2017 - East County Journal - page 9
Clark played songs from her new album Big Day in a
Small Town in addition to songs from her first album
Twelve Stories.
Clark played 15 songs
in just under an hour and
then signed autographs and
posed for pictures as a light
rain fell at the conclusion
of the concert.
“I was really happy with
the number of people there,
and I felt like everyone
getting the stage and arena
set up – I know Doug Cole-
man was real involved with
that – did a great job with
everything,” Clark said.
“It was really easy for me,
and for everybody that I
worked with it was easy for
them too. We all felt really
taken care of. The main
thing for me was seeing
all the people there and
people singing along and
people standing up or in
the bleachers or in the beer
garden. And when it rained
everyone stayed out there,
and that was really nice.”
Some of Clark’s friends
from Nashville made the
trip to support her in her
return concert to her home-
town.
“I was excited that all of
them got to take Morton
in,” she said. “They were
all just saying, ‘It’s so
beautiful.’ I’ve said this
since I left Morton, but I
can’t imagine a better place
to grow up. There are small
towns like this all over the
country, where the accents
are a little different, but
it’s the same in that people
really care and pay atten-
tion, and I can’t say enough
about what a great place
it is.”
As she reflected back on
the weekend you could tell
she was sincerely touched
with the kindness of all the
people.
“I didn’t sleep much this
weekend,” Clark said. “I
was really overwhelmed
with the whole weekend,
honestly. I tried to keep
it light so I wouldn’t get
too emotional. Had I let
myself, I would have had
a great big cry over it
because it was overwhelm-
ing – everything from the
parade, to the show, and
getting to raise the flag.
It was really nice. They
really rolled the red carpet
out for me. I love Morton,
and I think it’s a special
place. I was reminded of
this by the people who
I’ve met in Nashville and
those who came who aren’t
from Morton. My manager
is from Los Angeles. She
said, ‘You’re from some-
place. Most people who
live in LA are anonymous.
It doesn’t matter who or
what you do, no one is go-
ing to give you the key to
the city. And you’re from
someplace that is proud to
say that you’re from there.’
That is really true, and
that’s a great feeling.”
10 ― August 16, 2017 ― The East County Journal
East County Skies
Total eclipse a rarity for viewers
Around mid-morning
on Monday, excited view-
ers across the nation will
be treated to an astro-
nomical event that occurs
about once in a lifetime
for a person residing in a
particular area. Naturally
I am talking about a total
solar eclipse.
With that statement,
it sounds like total solar
eclipses are rare, but no
they are not. On aver-
age, a total solar eclipse
occurs somewhere on the
earth about once every 18
months.
If something occurs
every 18 months, we usu-
ally don’t consider it rare.
We have presidential elec-
tions every 48 months and
we don’t think that presi-
dential elections are rare.
During the same year
that we have presidential
elections, we also have the
summer Olympics and we
certainly don’t think they
are rare, but what is rare
is having a city host an
Olympics more than once.
Since 1896, 23 cities
have hosted 29 summer
Olympic games. So the
times for a particular city
to host a summer Olympics
are few and far between,
just like a person having
a total solar eclipse occur-
ring in his particular area
is few and far between.
Seven years from now
in 2024, another total solar
eclipse path will cross the
continental United States,
but this time it will cross
more north to south rather
than west to east meaning
that the two totality paths
will intersect.
So the residents in a
tiny little area in southeast
Nebraska and northeast
Kansas will experience
totality in both 2017 and
2024. I am not positive,
but I would expect that
area would be packed
with people who want to
say they experienced so-
lar eclipse totality in the
same place from two dif-
ferent eclipses in a period
of only seven years, which
would be quite an oddity.
Another oddity is the
sun and the moon are
New windows are
relatively the same size as
viewed from earth, which
means that the moon can
totally cover the sun, so
we can have total eclips-
es of
the sun.
However,
the moon
is mov-
ing away
from the Les Hastings
earth at NASA/JPL
a rate of Solar Systems
about 3.8 Ambassador
cm per
year, so as the years go by
we will have fewer total
eclipses until finally no
total eclipses at all. But
that is so far into the fu-
ture, we really don’t need
to worry about it.
Gravitational tidal
pull from the earth on the
moon causes the moon to
increase its speed in orbit,
and therefore it seeks a
higher orbit and its rela-
tive size decreases com-
pared to the relative size
of the sun. You know it
would really be a bummer
not to be able to experi-
ence total solar eclipses.
For Southwest Wash-
ington and Northwest
Oregon on Monday, the
sun eclipse starts around
9:07 a.m. and reaches
maximum about 10:20
a.m. That time will vary
slightly depending on
where you are located.
You can get more accu-
rate times for the eclipse
by going to NASA’s
website at eclipse2017.
nasa.gov/eclipse-maps
and click on the Eclipse
Interactive Map button.
If you are in South-
west Washington, you
won’t be able to view
a total eclipse, but it
will come close. Just
remember to use the
eclipse shades designed
for solar eclipses and
don’t take off the eclipse
shades when viewing the
eclipse. You can only
view the eclipse without
eclipse shades during the
time the sun is in totality,
which won’t be the case
in Southwest Washing-
ton.
Happy viewing!
Biggest Basket winners announced
Officials from the
Morton Chamber of
Commerce have an-
nounced the winners
of the 2017 Cham-
ber Biggest Basket
contest. According
to chamber officials,
there were 10 bas-
kets entered in this
year’s contest. Pic-
tured, (left to right):
First place winners
Joanne and Fred Av-
ery and Chichi won
$100; third place
winner Pat Siesser
received $25; and
second place winner
Tammy Armstrong
earned $75.
Photo by Rosemary
Browning/The East County
Journal
Residents gather for annual Kosmos reunion
By Buddy Rose
The East County Journal
More than 50 former
residents and their friends
and relatives met at the
Glenoma Firehall for the
28th annual Kosmos Com-
munity Picnic on Sunday.
The event commemorates
the former town of Kos-
mos.
The Kosmos townsite
and considerable sur-
rounding area was inun-
dated by the rising waters
of Riffe Lake behind Ta-
coma Power’s Mossyrock
dam on the Cowlitz River
in 1968. Prior to their be-
ing forced to leave, there
were about 150 permanent
residents in Kosmos plus
additional workers at the
big U.S. Plywood mill that
were housed at times in Photo by Buddy Rose/The East County Journal
company cabins. Those attending the 28th annual Kosmos Community Picnic on Sunday had
Ray Hill, former resi- their picture taken in front of the Glenoma Elementary School Monument near
dent and Honorary Kos- the Glenoma firehall. After three years of efforts and substantial donations of
mos Mayor for 2017, time and money, the school monument is nearing completion.
welcomed everyone to the Camp 2 was in exis- fall of art and other items She encouraged anyone
celebration, which fea- tence between about 1947 donated to the museum with corrections or addi-
tured displays of Kosmos and the mid-1950s during from the household estate tions to the lists to contact
pictures and other memo- the time Kosmos Timber of Russ Gibbs, a waterfowl Linda Mettler at (360) 748-
rabilia brought by those Company was logging For- scientist and artist. 4294.
attending along with many est Service timber sales in Grose also discussed In a related matter, Ray
books and other items the Iron Creek area. It was several ongoing museum- Hill and Kay Armstrong
from the White Pass Coun- first accessed by railroad, sponsored restoration proj- presented a certificate of
try Historical Museum in which was later converted ects, including La Wis Wis appreciation to Dave Car-
Packwood. to a truck road, much of Guard Station, the 1930 nahan for all the time and
Hill brought several pic-
tures and his written narra-
tive outlining the history
which is now Forest Road Ford Model AA Randle money he has contributed
25. Hill said he worked at school bus and High Rock toward the monument.

the clear choice

Camp 2 during the summer Lookout. She said the goal Without his efforts, the
of Kosmos Timber Com- of 1952 as a fire watch be- for the guard station is to monument would not have
pany’s Camp 2 (its name tween his junior and senior have it open and livable been completed. Also dis-
All PlyGem Windows Are prior to purchase by U.S. years of high school. within three years. The played was a similar certif-
Custom Manufactured to Fit Plywood), a seasonal log- White Pass Country school bus is nearly fin- icate from the museum that
ging camp located in the Historical Museum Presi- ished and was driven in will be presented to Fire
• High Performance Gifford Pinchot National dent Janice (Boren) Grose Saturday’s Loggers’ Jubi- District 18, thanking them
Glass System Forest near Iron Creek and Packwood, gave an update lee parade in Morton. for allowing the monument
• Double Glazed its confluence with Big on the museum. Grose said At the top of museum to be placed on their prop-
Construction Creek. a new display coming this projects was the Glenoma erty in a prominent loca-
• Customizable Glass
Elementary School Monu- tion easily accessible from
Configuration Rated PG-13
ment located near the fire- Highway 12.
• Incredible R Values
hall. The monument proj- Armstrong announced
• Low “E” Energy
ect began three years ago her retirement as event
Efficiency
with donated financing organizer for the Kosmos
• Allergy Insulation
collected and distributed to picnic after 17 years. She
System
the museum. The project was presented with a cac-
• Air-Tight & Watertight
• Secure Locking System
is nearing completion. tus planter in appreciation
• Lifetime Guarantee
Grose said school his- of her service and dedica-
• Meets PUD
tory panels have been in- tion to keeping the Kosmos
conservation/energy
stalled at the monument event going.
efficiency programs with the two side panels Kathy (Cooper) Curry
listing the names of former and her daughter, Alicia,
PlyGem Windows offers state-of-the-art design teachers, school principals will serve as Honorary
Friday @ 7 pm, Saturday @ 7 pm and school board mem- Kosmos co-mayors for
and engineering with an outstanding range of and Monday @ 7 pm bers at Glenoma with the 2018.
style. names of individuals and Those attending the pic-
Movie Tickets: Adults $9.00 Children/Seniors $8.00
Monday: $1 off (Movies are subject to change) others who donated money nic gathered in front of the
or time for monument con- monument for the annual
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Wedam and Cruzan win Jubilee 10k races

Men’s winner Andy Wedam cools off with a cup of cold

water as he nears the halfway point of the Jubilee 10k.

Former Morton resident Annie (Simonis) Frederick

runs up the grade school hill during the Jubilee 10k.
photos by Chris Johnson
Morton/White Pass junior Kaylen Collette finishes the
Jubilee 10k in Morton on Saturday morning.

Andy Wedam (left) and Amber Cruzan won the men’s Former Morton resident Andy Bishop runs with neph- Glenoma’s 15-year old Tristen Stuart (left) races to the
and women’s 10k races at the Jubilee 10k on Saturday. ew Miles Bishop during the Jubilee 10k on Saturday. finish against Puyallup’s 81-year old Larry Wright.
was the premier event when Zach O’Neill (43:52) 28-Quedessa King (Randle 59:44), 53-Karl Vonbar- seeka Hughes (Glenoma
by Chris Johnson I was a kid. I guess I never rounded out the top 10. / 50:42), 29-Ashley Os- gen (Chehalis / 1:00:18), / 1:07:16), 68-Magnus
East County Journal lost that feeling. It’s always The 10-year old Bishop trander (Puyallup / 51:45), 54-Jennifer Deering (Both- Bishop (Helotes, TX /
The 40th annual assem- nice to win this race. It was twins (Brooks and Miles) 30-Kaylen Collette (Randle ell / 1:00:28) 55-Shelby 1:07:27), 69-Ted Bishop
bling of the Jubilee Run great weather to run, and were the youngest 10k / 52:00), 31-Morganne Sigi- Davidson (Portland / (Seattle / 1:07:29), 70-Pat
brought out the biggest we couldn’t have asked for finishers with Puyallup’s monti (San Diego / 52:08), 1:00:38), 56-Scott Vanne- Chertude (Sherwood, OR
gathering of runners since a better day.” 81-year old Larry Wright 32-Pat Brown (Rosalia / son (Spanaway / 1:01:28), / 1:08:02), 71-Scott Rader
the beginning of the 1978 Wedam was trailed by being the oldest. Glenoma’s 52:17), 33-Loren McNeil 57-Sarah Meyer (Toledo / (Sherwood, OR / 1:08:04),
run at the high school in Chris Cruzan of Chehalis, Larry Mays completed his (Chehalis / 52:18), 34-Da- 1:01:35), 58-Julie Pavlick 72-Jennifer Schinnell
Morton. (40:12), Scott Forrest from 26th consecutive race. vid Bishop (Seattle / 52:22), (Covington, WA / 1:01:44), (Bend, OR / 1:08:05), 73-
There were 80 partici- Portland (41:32), Tacoma’s The rest of the 10k 35-Kevin Orr (Onalaska, 59-Tristen Stuart (Glenoma Lynn Schinnell / Morton /
pants in the 10k and about Mikhael Tran (42:04), 14- finishers: 11-Chad Hopkins / 52:30), 36-Larry Mays / 1:01:47), 60-Larry Wright 1:09:07), 74-Sami Schin-
25 more runners for the year old Koen Ross from (Seattle / 44:25), 12-Sean (Glenoma / 52:40), 37-Re- (Puyallup / 1:01:49), nell (Winthrop / 1:09:08),
two-mile circling of the Castle Rock (42:18), Miles Johnson (Mossyrock / nee Harding (Lake Bay / 61-Miles Bishop (Seattle / 75-Alissa Hughes (Gle-
town. Johnson (Chehalis / 42:40) 44:51), 13-Jonathon Van- 53:03), 38-Rachel Stites 1:02:05), 62-Andy Bishop noma / 1:10:32), 76-Jessica
Battle Ground’s Andy and Morton sophomore vleck (Winlock / 44:51), (Allen / 53:15), 39-Brian (Helotes, TX / 1:02:06), Thoennes (Gig Harbor /
Wedam, formerly of Manuel Martinez (42:44). 14-Hayden Vonbargen Donner (Newcastle / 53:27), 63-Janell Bowen (Tacoma 1:10:37), 77-Anastasia
Mossyrock, won the 10k Chehalis’ Amber Cruzan (Chehalis / 45:39), 15- 40-Deanna Armstrong / 1:02:29), 64-Stephanie Cooper (Aurora, CO /
race in 39:29. He has been finished eighth overall in Jim Johnston (Chehalis / (Seattle / 53:44), 41-Savan- Andrews (Port Orchard 1:13:01), 78-Alex Peterson
running at Jubilee since 42:57 and was the first 46:32), 16-CJ Agusen (Se- nah Johnston (Chehalis / / 1:04:55), 65-Brooks (Bellingham / 1:32:01),
before he turned 10-years women to cross the line. attle / 47:47), 17-Jonathan 53:46), 42-Riley Johnston Bishop (Seattle / 1:06:17), 79-Jordan Purvis (Napavine
old, and his first victory Cruzan also won last year Hopkins (Seattle / 47:47), (Chehalis / 53:46), 43-An- 66-Aynicka Hughes (Gle- / 1:32:02), 80-Mollie Olson
came in 1998 spurring on in 43:49. 18-Ben Bishop (Seattle, / nie Frederick (Newport / noma / 1:07:16), 67-Jes- (Winlock / 1:32:02).
a string of four wins in five “The weather really co- 48:07), 19-Sarah Blackmon 54:11), 44-Michael La-
years (1998-99, 2001-02). operated and made it easier (Portland / 48:30), 20-John combe (Puyallup / 54:13)
He also won in 2005 and to breathe,” Cruzan said Nielsen (Copenhagen, Den- 45-Mattea Dibble (Seattle
2006 before an 11-year gap of the cooler weather and mark / 48:40), 21-Nathan / 54:59), 46-Kaileen Peters
and his victory this year. smokeless skies. “We’ve Ross (Castle Rock / 48:52), (Sherwood, OR / 55:01),
“I first started running the come up to run this race the 22-Jennifer Quick (Lynn- 47-Abigail Eisenheiss
two-mile run and I’ve run last few years. It’s a great wood / 48:57), 23-Hugo (Sherwood, OR / 55:01),
at Jubilee about 30 times,” course.” Wedam (Battle Ground / 48-Greg Easton (Seattle /
Wedam said. “I’ve missed a Alexandra Rudd from 49:09), 24-Steve Husko 55:25), 49-Kevin Culpepper
couple of years. It was the Portland placed ninth (Elma / 49:15), 25-Gaylene (Hayden, WA / 57:34), 50-
first race I ever did, and it (43:24) and Glenoma’s Donner (Newcastle / 49:28),
26-Brennen Kaemingk
Sean Cooper (Aurora, CO /
58:13), 51-Sheila Dashtes- (formerly re:Design)
Fall Sports (Ferndale / 49:43), 27-Jesse
Cantin (Redmond / 50:36),
tani (Redmond / 58:52),
52-Terry Cliett (Selah /

FINAL DAYS
Morton/White Pass and Mossyrock will begin their
fall sports’ seasons over the next week. High school
football practices begin today. High school and junior
high volleyball and cross country practices along with
junior high football will start on Monday, August 21.
The first fall event will be the Morton/White Pass
football game at Mossyrock on September 1.
Annual
Summit to Swamp Mud Run
The Morton/ White Pass cross country team is helping
Summer Sale!
to host a local mud run on Saturday, August 26 at 156
Peters Road in Randle. The four-mile run will begin at 9
a.m. with the kids’ run to begin at 10:30 a.m.
This run will have 13 natural and man-made obstacles
over a scenic four-mile course in the foothills of the Big
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SILVER CREEK ESTATE
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Road Silver Creek, WA.
Saturday August 19th,
2017 Preview 10AM/Auc-
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tachments: plow, blade,
brush hog-more. Air com-
pressor, numerous power
and hand tools, welder,
drill press, large tool box-
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vise. Yard tools. Police
call box (cast iron), out-
door furniture, baker’s
rack, wood lathe, two no-
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Notices Legals Legals Legals Legals Legals

FREE! FREE! FREE! and non-probate assets. The described real estate is described at the bottom of page 2. or specification changes shall be representative’s attorney, at the
Run your meeting infor- Date of First Publication: August conveyed “AS/IS, WHERE/IS” 151 Deer Haven Drive, Winlock, accomplished through official address stated below, a copy of the
mation or notices for your 16, 2017 and without any representations or WA 98596 project addendums. claim and filing the original of the
Personal Representative: LISA L. warranties made as to the condition The sale of the above described The following is applicable to claim with the Court. The claim
club or organization here! STANLEY of the property or its intended fitness property is to take place: Federal-Aid projects. The Lewis must be presented within the later
Let everyone know what Attorney for the Personal for use or occupation, and Grantee Time: 10:00 a.m. County Public Works Department in of: (1) Thirty (30) days after the
you’re doing, whats going Representative:JAMES M.B. has waived the right to received a Date: Friday, September 8, 2017 accordance with Title VI of the Civil personal representative served or
on or what’s coming up! BUZZARD, WSBA #33555 completed disclosure in writing. Place: Main Entrance Lobby, Old Rights Act of 1964, 78 Stat. 252, 42 mailed the notice to the creditor as
(35 word limit; subject to Address for Mailing or Service: c/o The sale will be approved and Lewis County Courthouse, U.S.C. 2000d to 2000d-4 and Title provided under RCW 11.40.020(3);
Buzzard O’Rourke, PS confirmed by the Court on, and any 351 NW North St., Chehalis, WA
space availability). Send 314 Harrison Avenue other offers and/or bids must be The judgment debtor can avoid
49, Code of Federal Regulations, or (2) four (4) months after the
information to The East Department of Transportation, date of first publication of the
P.O. Box 59 made in writing and received at the the sale by paying the combined subtitle A, Office of the Secretary, notice. If the claim is not presented
Count Journal, PO Box Centralia, WA 98531 address listed below before August judgment amount of $141,242.38, Part 21, nondiscrimination in within this time frame, the claim is
1166, Morton, WA 98356 Published in The East County 25, 2017. together with interest of 5.0600% Federally assisted programs of forever barred, except as otherwise
or email ecjeditor@ Journal This notice will be published once per annum from June 9, 2017 to the Department of Transportation provided in RCW 11.40.051 and
devaulpublishing.com. August 16, August 23, August 30, a week for two consecutive weeks date of sale, with costs, and fees, issued pursuant to such Act, hereby 11.40.060. This bar is effective as
2017 with the date of first publication before the sale date. For the exact notifies all bidders that it will to claims against both the decedent’s
MORTON TOPS WA728  No hearing has been set. occurring on August 9, 2017. amount, contact the Sheriff at the affirmatively insure that in any probate and nonprobate assets of
Morton: We meet every  EXPEDITE (if filing within 5 3 Graces Guardianship, LLC, address stated below: contract entered into pursuant to the decedent.
Guardian of the Estate Dated this 21st day of July, 2017.
Wednesday morning at court days of hearing) /s/ ROBERT R. SNAZA, Sheriff,
this advertisement, disadvantaged DATE OF FIRST PUBLICATION:
the Morton Methodist  Hearing is set: business enterprises will be afforded August 9, 2017.
VANDER STOEP, REMUND, L E W I S C O U N T Y, full opportunity to submit bids in PATRICIA W. SHARKEY
Church at 9:30 a.m. Ev- Date: ________________ BLINKS & JONES WASHINGTON response to this invitation and will Personal Representative
eryone is welcome! For Time: _______________ By: Scott E. Blinks, Attorneys for By not be discriminated against on the ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL
Judge/Calendar: _________
more information call S U P E R I O R C O U R T O F Guardian Dustin G. Breen, Chief Deputy grounds of race, color, or national REPRESENTATIVE:
Pam at 360-492-5610. 345 N.W. Pacific Avenue / P.O. 345 W. Main St. origin, or sex in consideration for LARRY W. FAGERNESS
WASHINGTON
Box 867 Chehalis, Washington 98532 an award. ADDRESS FOR MAILING AND
COUNTY OF LEWIS
Chehalis, WA 98532, (360) 748- Phone (360) 748-9286 The BOCC reserves the right to SERVICE OF CLAIMS:
Legals In re the Parenting and Support of:
9281 Parcel number: 014964-001-014 reject any or all bids and to waive all Fagerness Law Office
Urijah Peters, Child,
Published in The East County Legal Description: informalities in the bidding. P. O. Box 88
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF K I M B E R LY R . I V E R S O N ,
Journal LOT 2 OF SHORT PLAT NO. DATED this 14th day of August, 3508 Galvin Road
THE STATE OF WASHINGTON Petitioner, August 9, August 16, 2017 96-152, RECORDED OCTOBER
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF A n d A L L E N D . P E T E R S , 2017. Centralia, WA 98531
19, 1998, UNDER AUDITOR’S Clerk of the Board of County (360) 736-7400
LEWIS Respondent. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
FILE NO. 3052120, BEING Commissioners C O U R T O F P R O B AT E
IN THE GUARDIANSHIP OF: No. 13-5-00055-4 THE STATE OF WASHINGTON
LOCATED WITHIN LOT 3 IN
MARGARET KAREN GOBER, An Summons Served by Publication FOR LEWIS COUNTY Lewis County, Washington PROCEEDINGS AND CAUSE
SEGREGATION SURVEY AS Published in The East County NUMBER:
Incapacitated Person. (SMPB) IN MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
RECORDED IN VOLUME 12 OF Journal Lewis County Superior Court
NO. 15-4-00127-8 Summons Served by Publication DENNIS R. DAHLSTROM,
SURVEYS, PAGE 226, BEING August 16, 2017 #17-4-0023621
NOTICE OF PRIVATE SALE OF (Note to Publisher: publish Deceased.
LOCATED IN THE NORTHWEST Published in The East County
REAL PROPERTY everything but the headings in the Case No.: 17-4-0024121 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
QUARTER OF SECTION 6, Journal
(RCW 11.56.080) table below and the text following P R O B AT E N O T I C E T O THE STATE OF WASHINGTON
TOWNSHIP 12 NORTH, RANGE August 9, August 16, August 23,
SECURITY STATE BANK TRUST boxes not checked.) CREDITORS
2 WEST, W.M. TOGETHER WITH IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
DEPARTMENT, as Guardian of the To KIMBERLY R. IVERSON – The RCW 11.40.030 2017
AN EASEMENT FOR INGRESS, LEWIS
Estate of Margaret Karen Gober, other party has asked the court to The Personal Representative EGRESS AND UTILITIES AS In the Matter of the Estate of AFTER RECORDING RETURN
has participated in and approved change a Parenting Plan, Residential named below has been appointed DELINEATED ON THE FACE GEORGE STARKIN, Deceased. TO:
the private sale of the following Schedule, or custody order. as Personal Representative of this
OF SAID SHORT PLAT AND NO. 17-4-0022921 Mr. Mark C. Scheibmeir
described real property located You must respond in writing if you estate. Any person having a claim SURVEY, LEWIS COUNTY, P R O B AT E N O T I C E T O Hillier, Scheibmeir & Kelly, P.S.
at 156 W. Main Street, Chehalis, want the court to consider your side. against the decedent must, before WASHINGTON. CREDITORS P. O. Box 939
Washington for Forty Three Deadline! Your Response must be the time the claim would be barred Published in The East County (RCW 11.40.030) Chehalis, WA 98532
Thousand Dollars ($43,000.00), filed and served within 60 days of by any otherwise applicable statute Journal The personal representative named NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE
subject to court approval: the date this summons is published. of limitations, present the claim in below has been appointed and has PURSUANT TO THE REVISED
July 26, August 2, August 9, August
Lots 7 and 8, Block “B” Eliza If you do not file and serve your the manner as provided in RCW 16, 2017 qualified as Personal Representative CODE OF WASHINGTON
Barrette Main St. Addition to the Response or a Notice of Appearance 11.40.070 by serving on or mailing of this estate. Any person having a CHAPTER 61.24, ET SEQ.
City of by the deadline: to the Personal Representative CALL FOR BIDS claim against the decedent must, REFERENCE NUMBERS:
Chehalis, as per plat recorded  No one has to notify you about or the Personal Representative’s NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that before the time the claim would be 3445925; 3454051; 3463646
in Volume 2 of Plats, page 63, other hearings in this case, and attorney at the address stated below the Board of County Commissioners barred by any otherwise applicable GRANTOR: Reifsnyder, Shahn P.
records of  The court may approve the a copy of the claim and filing the of Lewis County or designee, will statute of limitations, present the and Leigh, Kayci J.
Lewis County, Washington. requests in the Petition without original of the claim with the Court open sealed proposals and publicly claim in the manner as provided SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE:
Together with and subject to hearing your side (called a default in which the probate proceedings read them aloud on or after 11:00 in RCW 11.40.070 by serving Scheibmeir, Mark C.
covenants, conditions, restrictions judgment). were commenced. The claim must a.m. on Tuesday, August 29, 2017, on or mailing to the personal BENEFICIARY/GRANTEE:
and easements of record, including Follow these steps: be presented within the later of: at the Lewis County Courthouse, representative, or the personal Arndt, Donna M.
those referenced or appearing on 1. Read the Petition and any (1) thirty days after the Personal Chehalis, Washington, for the 2017- representative’s attorney, at the LEGAL DESCRIPTION: A PTN
any recorded plat or survey. other documents that were filed at Representative served or mailed the 2019 Debris Removal Project, address stated below, a copy of the OF THE SE4 OF SEC. 8, T13N,
The described real estate will be court with this Summons. Those notice to the creditor as provided County Project No. SW-CTS 17- claim and filing the original of the R2E, W.M., LCW
conveyed ‘AS/ IS, WHERE/IS” documents explain what the other under RCW 11.40.020(1)(c); or (2) 19. This contract provides for claim with the Court. The claim Complete legal description on
and without any representations or party is asking for. four months after the date of first the improvement of *** Lewis must be presented within the later Page 2
warranties made as to the condition 2. Fill out a Response on this form: publication of the notice. If the County Solid Waste site, in Lewis of: (1) Thirty (30) days after the ASSESSOR’S TAX PARCEL
of the property or its intended fitness FL Modify 602, Response to claim is not presented within this County by grinding and or chipping personal representative served or NUMBER(S): 033050001008
for use or occupation, and Grantee Petition to Change Parenting Plan, time frame, the claim is forever woody debris and load into Lewis mailed the notice to the creditor as TO: Shahn P. Reifsnyder
has waived the right to receive a Residential Schedule or Custody barred, except as otherwise provided County Agency-provided hauling provided under RCW 11.40.020(3); c/o Terry Leigh
completed disclosure in writing. Order in RCW 11.40.051 and 11.40.060. vehicles, *** and other work, all in or (2) four (4) months after the 35602 68th Avenue E.
This sale will be presented for You can get the Response form and This bar is effective as to claims accordance with the Contract Plans date of first publication of the Eatonville, WA 98328
approval and confirmation on other forms you need at: against both the decedent’s probate and Contract Provisions. notice. If the claim is not presented Kayci J. Leigh
August 25, 2017 at 11:00 a.m. in The Washington State Courts’ and nonprobate assets. SEALED BIDS MUST BE within this time frame, the claim is c/o Terry Leigh
the Presiding Department of the website: www.courts.wa.gov/forms DATE OF FIRST PUBLICATION: DELIVERED BY OR BEFORE forever barred, except as otherwise 35602 68th Avenue E.
Lewis County Superior Court, The Administrative Office of the August 16, 2017 11:00 A.M. on Tuesday, August provided in RCW 11.40.051 and Eatonville, WA 98328
Fourth Floor, 345 W. Main Street, Courts – call: (360) 705-5328 /s/ 29, 2017 11.40.060. This bar is effective as Shahn P. Reifsnyder
Chehalis, WA 98532, unless any Washington LawHelp: www. Mary L. Dahlstrom, Personal (Lewis County official time is to claims against both the decedent’s 1310 NW State Avenue, PMB 21
other cash offers (bids) which washingtonlawhelp.org, or Representative displayed on Axxess Intertel probate and nonprobate assets of Chehalis, WA 98532
exceed $43,000.00 are made in The Superior Court Clerk’s office c/o VANDER STOEP, REMUND, phones in the office of the Board the decedent. Kayci J. Leigh
writing with the same terms of or county law library (for a fee). BLINKS & JONES of County Commissioners. Bids DATE OF FIRST PUBLICATION: 1310 NW State Avenue, PMB 21
sale, and received at the following 3. Serve (give) a copy of your A t t o r n e y s f o r P e r s o n a l submitted after 11:00 AM will not August 2, 2017. Chehalis, WA 98532
address by not later than August 24, Response to the to the person who Representative be considered for this project.) DONALD STARKIN Occupant
2017 at 4:00 p.m.: filed this Summons at the address 345 N. W. Pacific Ave. P. O. Box Sealed proposals must be delivered Personal Representative 392 August Road
S e c u r i t y S t a t e B a n k Tr u s t below, and to any other parties. 867 to the Clerk of the Board of Lewis ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL Onalaska, Washington 98570
Department You may use certified mail with Chehalis, WA 98532 County Commissioners (351 N.W. REPRESENTATIVE: LARRY W. I NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
1930 S. Gold Street return receipt requested. For more Telephone: (360) 748 9281 North Street, Room 210, CMS-01, FAGERNESS that the undersigned Trustee will,
Centralia, WA 98531 information on how to serve, read Published in The East County Chehalis, Washington 98532), by ADDRESS FOR MAILING AND on the 25th day of August, 2017,
Any other offers (bids) submitted Superior Court Civil Rule 5. Journal or before 11:00 A.M. on the date SERVICE OF CLAIMS: Fagerness at the hour of 10:00 o’clock, A.M.,
pursuant to this notice shall be 4. File your original Response with August 16, August 23, August 30, specified for opening, and in an Law Office at Lewis County Courthouse, 351
sealed and in writing, signed by the court clerk at this address: 2017 envelope clearly marked: “SEALED P. O. Box 88 N.W. North Street, in the city of
the intended buyer, acknowledging Superior Court Clerk, Lewis County BID FOR THE 2017-2019 DEBRIS 3508 Galvin Road Chehalis, state of Washington, sell
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
that their/its offer is also subject to Physical Address: REMOVAL PROJECT, COUNTY Centralia, WA 98531 at public auction to the highest and
THE STATE OF WASHINGTON
court approval, and that the above- Clerk of the Court PROJECT NO. SW-CTS 17-19, TO (360) 736-7400 best bidder, payable at the time of
FOR LEWIS COUNTY
described property is being conveyed 345 W. Main Street, 2nd Floor BE OPENED ON OR AFTER 11:00 C O U R T O F P R O B AT E sale, the following described real
Reverse Mortgage Funding, LLC,
“AS-IS, WHERE-IS”, without any Chehalis, WA 98532 A.M. ON AUGUST 29, 2017.” PROCEEDINGS AND CAUSE property, situated in the county of
Plaintiff,
warranties or representations made Mailing Address: All bid proposals shall be NUMBER: Lewis, state of Washington, to-wit:
vs. Unknown Heirs, Spouse,
as to the condition of the property Clerk of the Court accompanied by a bid proposal Lewis County Superior Court Lot 1 of Boundary Line Adjustment
Legatees, and Devisees of Elaine
or its intended fitness for use or Lewis County Superior Court deposit in cash, certified check, #17-4-0022921 No. 00-0043, recorded September 1,
R. Fousha, Deceased; Heidi Kurtz;
occupation and that the property 360 NW North St, MS: CLK01 cashier’s check or surety bond in Published in The East County 2000 under Recording No. 3099067,
Kathleen Diane Souder; Wendy
is being sold absent a completed Chehalis, WA 98532 an amount equal to five percent Journal in Volume 1 of Boundary Line
Ruthann Diamond; Mitchell L.
real estate disclosure form from 5. Lawyer not required: It is a good (5%) of the amount of such bid August 2, August 9, August 16, Adjustment, page 28, being located
Foshay; Secretary of Housing and
the Seller. idea to talk to a lawyer, but you proposal. Should the successful 2017 within the West half of the Northeast
Urban Development; Occupants
This Notice will be published once may file and serve your Response bidder fail to enter into such Quarter of the Southeast Quarter
of the Subject Real Property; All IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
a week for two consecutive weeks without one. contract and furnish satisfactory of Section 8, Township 13 North,
other Unknown Persons or Parties THE STATE OF WASHINGTON
with the date of first publication Person filing this Summons or his/ performance bond within the time Range 2 East, W.M. TOGETHER
claiming any right, title, estate, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
occurring on August 9, 2017. her lawyer fills out below: stated in the specifications, the bid WITH an easement for ingress,
lien, or Interest in the Real Estate LEWIS
SECURITY STATE BANK TRUST Sydney R. Guenther, WSBA proposal deposit shall be forfeited egress and utilities described as
described in the complaint herein; In the Matter of the Estate of
DEPARTMENT, #45958 Date to the Lewis County Public Works follows:
Defendants. EDWARD J. SHARKEY,
Guardian of the Estate of Margaret I agree to accept legal papers for this Department. BEGINNING at the Northeast
Cause No. 16-2-00189-21 Deceased.
Karen Gober case at Lawyer’s address: Informational copies of maps, corner of said subdivision; thence
SHERIFF’S PUBLIC NOTICE OF NO. 17-4-0023621
By JBJ LAW GROUP plans and specifications are on South 88°09’18” East 15.00 feet
SALE OF REAL PROPERTY P R O B AT E N O T I C E T O
LARRY W. FAGERNESS, Attorney 106 W. Pine Street, Ste. 9 file for inspection in the office of along the North line of the Southeast
Judgment Rendered: 06-09-17 CREDITORS
for Centralia, WA 98531 the County Engineer of Lewis Quarter of said Section 8; thence
Writ Issued: 06-29-17 (RCW 11.40.030)
Guardian of Estate (If this address changes before the County in Chehalis, Washington. South 00°43’57” West 378.03 feet;
Writ Received: 07-13-17 The personal representative named
3508 Galvin Road/P. O. Box 88 case ends, you must notify all parties The contract documents may be thence North 88°15’19” West 30.00
Levy Date: 07-18-17 below has been appointed and has
Centralia, WA 98531 and the court in writing. You may viewed and downloaded from feet; thence North 00°43’57” East
TO Unknown Heirs, Spouse, qualified as Personal Representative
(360) 736-7400 use the Notice of Address Change Lewis County’s Web Site @ www. 319.35 feet; thence North 68°50’00”
Legatees, and Devisees of Elaine of this estate. Any person having a
Published in The East County form (DRPSCU 01-325). You lewiscountywa.gov/ or you may call West 124.05 feet to the Southerly
R. Fousha, Deceased, In Rem. claim against the decedent must,
Journal must also update your Confidential the Lewis County Engineer’s office boundary of the August County
(Judgment Debtor) before the time the claim would be
August 9, August 16, 2017 Information Form (DRPSCU 09- at 360-740-2612 and request a copy Road; thence Easterly along said
The Superior Court of Lewis barred by any otherwise applicable
200) if this case involves parentage be mailed to you. All Contractor Southerly boundary to a point that
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF or child support.) County has directed the undersigned statute of limitations, present the
questions and Lewis County’s is North 68°50’00” West from the
THE STATE OF WASHINGTON This Summons is issued according to Sheriff of Lewis County to sell the clarifying answers will be posted claim in the manner as provided
FOR LEWIS COUNTY properties described below to satisfy point of beginning; thence South
Rule 4.1 of the Superior Court Civil on our website and emailed to all in RCW 11.40.070 by serving
In the Matter of the Estate of a judgment in the above-entitled 68°50’00” East 47.75 feet to the
Rules of the State of Washington. Contractors registered on Lewis on or mailing to the personal
LOIS J. PETERSON, Deceased. action. The property to be sold is point of beginning. Lewis County,
Published in The East County County’s Planholder List. Plan representative, or the personal
No. 17-4-00247-21 Journal
P R O B AT E N O T I C E T O August 9, August 16, August 23,
CREDITORS August 30, September 6, September
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE 13, 2017
The Personal Representative
named below has been appointed IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
as Personal Representative of this THE STATE OF WASHINGTON
estate. Any person having a claim IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
against the decedent must, before LEWIS
the time the claim would be barred IN THE GUARDIANSHIP OF:
by any otherwise applicable statute HARRY T. ARGETES and
of limitations, present the claim in RUSTINE E. ARGETES,
the manner as provided in RCW Incapacitated Persons.
11.40.070 by serving on or mailing NO. 16-4-00119-21
to the Personal Representative A M E N D E D - N O T I C E O F
or the Personal Representative’s NEGOTIATED
attorney at the address stated below SALE OF REAL PROPERTY
a copy of the claim and filing the 3 Graces Guardianship, LLC, as
original of the claim with the court Guardian of the Estate for Harry
in which the probate proceedings T. Argetes and Rustine E. Argetes,
were commenced. The claim must has participated in and approved
be presented within the later of: the negotiated sale of the following
(1) Thirty days after the Personal described real property (8018
Representative served or mailed the Lakeridge Drive SE, Olympia, WA)
notice to the creditor as provided for $269,000, all cash at closing:
under RCW 11.40.020(1)(c); or (2) P a r c e l A o f B o u n d a r y L i n e
four months after the date of first Adjustment No. BLA-020365TC,
publication of this notice. If the as recorded May 31, 2002 under
claim is not presented within this Auditor’s File No. 3438144.
time frame, the claim is forever Together with and subject to
barred, except as otherwise provided covenants, conditions, restrictions
in RCW 11.40.051 and 11.40.060. and easements of record, including
This bar is effective as to claims those referenced or appearing on
against both the decedent’s probate any recorded plat or survey.
page 14 - East County Journal - August 16, 2017

Morton/WP fastpitch team wins bed racing title

The Morton/White Pass fastpitch with Emmalee Hazen, Jaiden Linder, Kylie Da-
vis, Shaylee Peters with Hunter Hazen (back) riding won the 2017 bed racing title.

photos by Chris Johnson

The Morton/White Pass fastpitch won all three of their heats to win the 2017 bed
racing championship on Saturday morning in downtown Morton.

The Morton/White Pass basketball team took second place in the annual bed races.

The Morton/White Pass cheerleaders sprint down the street during the bed races.
by Chris Johnson members Jaiden Linder, Aubree Grose) was runner-
East County Journal Shaylee Peters, Kylie up. The Morton/White Pass
The Morton/White Pass Davis, and Emmalee Hazen cheerleaders and Mossy-
fastpitch team outlasted with Hunter Hazen on rock’s basketball team tied
eight other beds in the board won all three of their for third place. The other
34th annual bed races in heats on Saturday morning. five beds were Bucksnort
downtown Morton during The Morton/White Pass Pub, Bio-Bunnies (Stericy-
the 75th Annual Loggers’ basketball team (Carly cle), Morton Hears a Who,
Jubilee. King, Delanie Hannah, Morton Country Market,
The fastpitch team with Hannah Smathers, and and Reconciled Rollers.

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to all the
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races on Saturday morning in downtown Morton.

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Legals
Washington. TOGETHER WITH
AND SUBJECT TO: Easements,
reservations and restrictions of
record;
(commonly known as 392 August
Road, Onalaska, Washington,
98570) which is subject to that
certain Deed of Trust dated April 6,
2016, recorded April 8, 2016, under
Auditor’s File No. 3445925, records
of Lewis County, Washington, from
Shahn P. Reifsnyder and Kayci J.
Leigh, husband and wife, to Lewis
County Title Company, as Trustee,
to secure an obligation in favor of
Donna M. Arndt, as Beneficiary.
Said Deed of Trust was re-recorded
on September 20, 2016, under Lewis
County Auditor’s File No. 3454051.
II No action commenced by the
Beneficiary of the Deed of Trust is
now pending to seek satisfaction
of the obligation in any Court
by reason of the Borrower’s or
Grantor’s default on the obligation
secured by the Deed of Trust.
III The default(s) for which this
foreclosure is made is/are as
follows:
(If default is for other than payment
of money, set forth the particulars.)
Failure to pay real property taxes
(last half) for 2016 totaling $329.14
plus accrued interest and penalties.
Failure to pay real property taxes
(first half) for 2017 totaling $338.88
plus accrued interest and penalties.
Failure to pay when due the
following amounts which are now
in arrears:
D ec e mber 1, 2016 P ay m e n t
(balance): $200.00
January 1, 2017 Payment: 400.00
February 1, 2017 Payment: 400.00 Name Shahn P. Reifsnyder and Pursuant to the provisions of RCW
March 1, 2017 Payment: 400.00 Kayci J. Leigh
April 1, 2017 Payment: 400.00 Address
May 1, 2017 Payment: 400.00
Late Chares ($20.00 per month): Chehalis, Washington 98532
120.00 by both first class and certified mail trustee’s sale is less than the debt
TOTAL MONTHLY PAYMENTS
AND LATE CHARGES: $2,320.00
IV The sum owing on the obligation
secured by the Deed of Trust is:
Principal of $62,314.69, together
with interest as provided in the note
or other instrument secured from
the 6th day of April, 2016, and such
other costs and fees as are due under
the note or other instrument secured,
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and as are provided by statute. has possession of proof of such as are provided in the Washington LA BARRE; TERESA L. BANGS; August 2, August 9, August 16,
V The above described real property service or posting. Deed of Trust Act, Chapter 61.24 1ST SECURITY STATE BANK August 23
will be sold to satisfy the expense VII The Trustee whose name RCW, any action brought to enforce OF WASHINGTON; STATE OF
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
of sale and the obligation secured and address are set forth below a guaranty must be commenced WASHINGTON; OCCUPANTS
THE STATE OF WASHINGTON
by the Deed of Trust as provided will provide in writing to anyone within one year after the trustee’s OF THE PREMISES, Defendants.
FOR LEWIS COUNTY
by statute. The sale will be made requesting it, a statement of all sale, or the last trustee’s sale under Cause No. 15-2-00749-21
In the Matter of the Estate of
without warranty, express or costs and fees due at any time prior any deed of trust granted to secure SHERIFF’S PUBLIC NOTICE OF
M A RY L O U S E Y M O U R ,
implied, regarding title, possession, to the sale. the same debt; and SALE OF REAL PROPERTY
Deceased.
or encumbrances on the 25th day VIII The effect of the sale will be e. In any action for a deficiency, Judgment Rendered: 01-23-17
No. 17-4-00246-21
of August, 2017. The default(s) to deprive the Grantor and all those the guarantor will have the right Writ Issued: 06-29-17
P R O B AT E N O T I C E T O
referred to in Paragraph III must be who hold by, through, or under the to establish the fair value of the Writ Received: 07-17-17
CREDITORS
cured by the 14th day of August, Grantor of all their interest in the property as of the date of the Levy Date: 07-19-17
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE
2017 (11 days before the sale date) above described property. trustee’s sale, less prior liens and TO Unknown Heirs and Devisees of
The Personal Representative
to cause a discontinuance of the IX Anyone having any objection to encumbrances, and to limit its Corlee G. La Barre; and Unknown
named below has been appointed
sale. The sale will be discontinued the sale on any grounds whatsoever liability for a deficiency to the Heirs and Devisees of Robert L. La
as Personal Representative of this
and terminated if at any time on or will be afforded an opportunity to difference between the debt and the Barre, In Rem. (Judgment Debtors)
estate. Any person having a claim
before the 14th day of August, 2017 be heard as to those objections if greater of such fair value or the sale The Superior Court of Lewis
against the decedent must, before
(11 days before the sale date), the they bring a lawsuit to restrain the price paid at the trustee’s sale, plus County has directed the undersigned
the time the claim would be barred
default(s) as set forth in Paragraph sale pursuant to RCW 61.24.130. interest and costs. Sheriff of Lewis County to sell the
by any otherwise applicable statute
III is/are cured and the Trustee’s Failure to bring such a lawsuit The failure of the beneficiary to properties described below to satisfy
of limitations, present the claim in
fees and costs are paid. The sale may result in a waiver of any provide any guarantor the notice a judgment in the above-entitled
the manner as provided in RCW
may be terminated any time after proper grounds for invalidating the referred to in RCW 61.24.042 does action. The property to be sold is
11.40.070 by serving on or mailing
the 14th day of August, 2017 (11 Trustee’s sale. not invalidate either the notices described at the bottom of page 2.
to the Personal Representative
days before the sale date) and before X NOTICE TO OCCUPANTS OR given to the borrower or the grantor, 509 B Street, Vader, WA 98593
or the Personal Representative’s
the sale by the Borrower, Grantor, TENANTS or the trustee’s sale. The sale of the above described
attorney at the address stated below
any Guarantor, or the holder of any The purchaser at the Trustee’s Sale DATED this 15th day of May, 2017. property is to take place:
a copy of the claim and filing the
recorded junior lien or encumbrance is entitled to possession of the Mark C. Scheibmeir, Successor Time: 10:00 a.m.
original of the claim with the court
paying the entire principal and property on the 20th day following Trustee Date:Friday, September 8, 2017
in which the probate proceedings
interest secured by the Deed of the sale, as against the Grantor under ADDRESS: Place:Main Entrance Lobby, Old
were commenced. The claim must
Trust, plus costs, fees, and advances, the Deed of Trust (the owner) and 299 N. W. Center Street/P. O. Box Lewis County Courthouse,
be presented within the later of:
if any, made pursuant to the terms of anyone having an interest junior 939 351 NW North St., Chehalis, WA
(1) Thirty days after the Personal
the obligation and/or Deed of Trust, to the Deed of Trust, including Chehalis, WA 98532 The judgment debtor can avoid
Representative served or mailed the
and curing all other defaults. occupants who are not tenants. Phone: (360) 748-3386 the sale by paying the combined
notice to the creditor as provided
VI A written notice of default was After the 20th day following the Published in The East County judgment amount of $122,943.34,
under RCW 11.40.020(1)(c); or (2)
transmitted by the Beneficiary or sale the purchaser has the right to Journal together with interest of 5.7500%
four months after the date of first
Trustee to the Borrower and Grantor evict occupants who are not tenants July 26, August 16, 2017 per annum from January 23, 2017
publication of this notice. If the
at the following addresses: by summary proceedings under to date of sale, with costs, and fees,
NOTICE OF CANCELATION claim is not presented within this
Shahn P. Reifsnyder and Kayci J. Chapter 59.12 RCW. For tenant- before the sale date. For the exact
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN time frame, the claim is forever
Leigh occupied property, the purchaser amount, contact the Sheriff at the
that Public Utility District No. barred, except as otherwise provided
c/o Terry Leigh shall provide a tenant with written address stated below:
1 of Lewis County Board of in RCW 11.40.051 and 11.40.060.
Address notice in accordance with RCW Dated this 20th day of July, 2017.
Commissioners have canceled the This bar is effective as to claims
35602 68th Avenue E. 61.24.060. ROBERT R. SNAZA, Sheriff,
regularly scheduled meeting and against both the decedent’s probate
Eatonville, Washington 98328 XI NOTICE TO GUARANTOR L E W I S C O U N T Y,
workshop at the District’s Chehalis and non-probate assets.
WASHINGTON
Auditorium on Tuesday, August Date of First Publication: August
61.24.042: By
29, 2017. 16, 2017
a. The guarantor may be liable Dustin G. Breen, Chief Deputy
Published in The East County Personal Representative: TRACY
1310 NW State Avenue, PMB 21 for a deficiency judgment to the 345 W. Main St.
Journal ALAN SEYMOUR
extent the sale price obtained at the Chehalis, Washington 98532
August 16, August 23, 2017 Attorney for the Personal
Phone (360) 748-9286
Representative: JAMES M.B.
on the 6th day of April, 2017, proof secured by the deed of trust; IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF Parcel number: 007190-003-000
BUZZARD, WSBA #33555
of which is in the possession of b. The guarantor has the same THE STATE OF WASHINGTON Legal Description:
Address for Mailing or Service: c/o
the Trustee; and the Borrower and rights to reinstate the debt, cure the FOR LEWIS COUNTY LOT 4, 5 AND 6, BLOCK 40,
Buzzard O’Rourke, PS
Grantor were personally served on default, or repay the debt as is given OCWEN LOAN SERVICING, LITTLE FALLS, NOW VADER
314 Harrison Avenue
the 6th day of April, 2017, with to the grantor in order to avoid the LLC, Plaintiff, AS RECORDED IN VOLUME
P.O. Box 59
said written notice of default, or trustee’s sale; vs. 3 OF PLATS, PAGES 68-72.
Centralia, WA 98531
the written notice of default was c. The Guarantor will have no right UNKNOWN HEIRS AND RECORDS OF LEWIS COUNTY,
Published in The East County
posted in a conspicuous place to redeem the property after the DEVISEES OF CORLEE G. LA WASHINGTON
Journal
on the real property described in trustee’s sale; BARRE; UNKNOWN HEIRS Published in The East County
August 16, August 23, August 30,
Paragraph I above, and the Trustee d. Subject to such longer periods AND DEVISEES OF ROBERT L. Journal
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75TH ANNUAL LOGGERS' JUBILEE

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Shack Tavern
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