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Big increase in COVID cases in Pacific County

Last week, Pacific County saw a major increase in positive COVID cases. 35 cases were reported to Pacific County Health and Human Services bringing the case count from 120 to 155. There are currently 33 active cases being monitored by public health nurses.

All cases are confirmed and isolating at home. Case investigations and contact tracing are on-going.

One case is a male, 0-10 years old, linked to a holiday party. Three other cases are males, 0-10 years old, are linked to household positive cases.

Another case is male, 10-20 years old, which is linked to a holiday party. Three other cases are males, 10-20 years old, linked to household cases.

Two cases are female, 10-20 years old, linked to household cases.

Another case is a female, 20-30 years old, linked to a household positive case.

Three cases are male, 30-40 years old, linked to household positives cases. Ten cases are females, 30-40 years old, linked to workplace exposure.

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Nelia Woods: diary of a traveling service member

By Karen S. Carter Nelia Woods immigrated to the United State from the Philippines in 1976. When she turned 25 in 1978, she went from working for a company that made copy machines in Chicago to joining the U.S. Air Force.

“I was watching TV and saw this commercial ‘Join the Air Force and see the world!’ I had to join! On June 6, 2978, I was with the 3707 BMTS (Basic Military Training Squadron).”

Basic training was 6 weeks long at Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio, Texas. Here she learned to follow the rules, respect rank, handle your finances, and physical training.

Woods mentioned that the half-mile run at 0500 every

morning was one of her biggest challenges.

“The obstacle course was another beast to battle,” she said. “June in Texas was unbearably hot. One part of the obstacle course was to swing across a shallow pool. I was so glad not to make it across and fall into the water.”

After basic training, Woods went to Lowry AFB in Denver, Colorado for the foodservice specialist technical school. She moved on to her first assignment at Luke AFB in Arizona.

In December of 1980, she moved to Kadena Air Base in Okinawa. By this time she was married and had a 14-month old baby.

“Okinawa was just like the Philippines where I was

By GEORGE KUNKE, geoakunke@gmail.com SOUTH BEND – Pacific County turned in a whopping 84.73 percent voter turnout in the 2020 General Election last Tuesday (Nov. 3).

Statewide, the voter turnout is 81.26 percent. A total of 14,134 ballots were tabulated of the 16,681 registered voters in the 39 precincts. The next ballot count is Nov. 24, which is the certification date. The last ballot results in the county were calculated Friday, 4:00 p.m., and there are only five left to count.

The next statewide ballot count was scheduled for Monday, Nov. 9.

Takko, Blake Lose The two big disappointments for Democrats were that longtime veteran politicos Dean Takko (D-Longview) and Brian Blake (D-Aberdeen) were defeated.

Republicans carried every contest on the ballot in the county except for three, including Legislative District 19 State Senator, where longtime incumbent Takko won the county over Jeff Wilson (R-Longview), 51.59 percent to 48.23 percent, but was defeated statewide (55.25% to 44.64%); Legislative District 19 State Representative Position 2, where another longtime incumbent Blake won the county 52.90-46.93 versus Joel McEntire (RWahkiakum), but McEntire prevailed statewide (52.5547.37); and in the race for Washington State Insurance Commissioner, Mike Kreidler (D-Tumwater) carried 57.23 percent to 42.28 percent for Chirayu Avinash Patel (R-Tacoma) in the county and also won by a landslide statewide.

Even outgoing President Donald Trump won Pacific County over President-Elect Joe Biden (D-Delaware) 49.43 to 48.33. Trump got 6,930 votes compared to 6,776 for Biden.

Wilson and McEntire carried the remaining four counties to overturn the 19th Legislative District to all-Republican team in Olympia.

“Pacific County was a target,” Pacific County Republican Chairperson Nansen Malin told the Herald late Sunday night. “So much money and time poured into little old Pacific County.

We were glad to hold our own against the barrage of PAC and DC money, untold glossy mailers and countless ads, calls and door knocks.

Our volunteer base was small but mighty and we held our finger in the dike enough to help the wave sweep the district.”

Wilson and McEntire offered comments to the Herald about the election early Saturday afternoon.

“I am humbled by the outpouring of support I received all along this journey,” Wilson said. “Together we succeeded in bringing change to the 19th District and it will be my great honor to represent you as Senator.

“Running a campaign in the time of Covid-19 really meant throwing the traditional rule book out the window,” Wilson continued. “Meeting people at the grassroots level, listening to them, and seeing their shared challenges and experiences led me to voice those concerns – whether it was Aberdeen’s unaccountable syringe program, out of control taxation, or the majority party’s complete disregard for the voter’s will.

“I am proud of the campaign we ran and the people who made it possible,” Wilson added. “Our success today symbolizes that traditional politics are on the way out the door and the public will no longer tolerate dishonesty in campaign elections. The voters demand transparency and accountability from their Legislators.

“I want to thank Senator Takko for his work representing the district, and his commitment to public service,” Wilson said. “I hope together we can strive for a more prosperous, healthier life, in the 19th District.”

McEntire told the Herald, “I am thrilled to have the op-

Student tests positive for COVID-19 at SBHS Republicans carry all but three races in county

By the HERALD and Staff Reports SOUTH BEND – A South Bend student in the Junior/Senior High School has tested positive for COVID19. This student is in the Monday/Tuesday A Cohort.

The student last attended school Monday, Nov. 2.

“Our team is working closely with the Pacific County Health Department and we have begun to identify and inform those at school who might have had close contact with the individual who tested positive for COVID-19,” South Bend Superintendent of Schools Dr. Jon Tienhaara posted on the school's website Friday afternoon.

“Anyone identified as a close contact will receive notification with information on required actions and support resources,” Tienhaara continued. “If you do not receive this additional notification, then your child was not identified as a close contact and their risk of infection is low.”

The Pacific County Health Department conducted a Zoom meeting Friday night to answer questions and detail further protocol.

Dr. Tienhaara informed that his school district is closing off areas visited by the ill person(s); allowing for ventilation in these areas; cleaning and disinfecting all areas such as offices, bathrooms, common areas, shared electronic equipment (like tablets, touch screens, keyboards, remote controls) used by the ill person(s), focusing especially on frequently touched surfaces.

“The health and safety of our students, staff and entire school community is our top priority,” Tienhaara continued. “We will continue to keep you informed about any actions required by you or measures we are implementing to protect students, staff and families.

“We commend the Pacific County Health Department for their efforts and assistance during this time,” Dr. Tienhaara added.

If you have additional questions about COVID-19, consult your healthcare provider or contact the Washington State Department of Health by visiting https:// www.doh.wa.gov/Emergencies/COVID19, calling the Washington State COVID-19 Assistance Hotline, 1-800-525-0127, or by calling the Pacific County Health Department at 875-9343.

Note: To read Dr. Tienhaara's complete post, go to the South Bend School District site.

COVID-19 fall surge expected

On October 30, Washington state reported 1,047 new COVID cases in a single day. This number is a new daily high since mid-July.

In light of a potential fall surge, the Department of Health recently encouraged Washingtonians to flatten the curve once again. In recent numbers, there is more evidence that the surge isn’t coming - it’s here. These upward trends threaten the progress we’ve made toward containment and could impede other important statewide progress in the future.

“We are also concerned about the risk of overwhelming our hospital systems when we see cases spike like this,” Says Dr. Kathy Lofy, State Health Officer. “Our hospitals do not have unlimited capacity.”

DOH would like to underscore the importance of: • Wearing a mask, even with people you see regularly and in your smallest social circles, and anytime you are using shared transportation, including while in your own vehicle with other people.

• Keeping gatherings small and holding them outside whenever possible.

• Avoiding any social gatherings indoors, but if you must participate, wearing a mask and ensuring windows and doors are open to maximize ventilation.

• Washing or sanitizing hands often and not touching your face.

• Staying home if you’re sick or if you’ve been exposed to COVID-19.

Winter weather will challenge us to move gatherings indoors where COVID-19 spreads more easily,” said Lofy, “so we have to stay vigilant and find safer alternatives.”

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portunity to serve the people of Southwest Washington for the next two years. The campaign was hard fought and I am definitely pleased with the results. I am thankful for all those who donated their time and means to make this a possibility. I won’t let you down.”

Olsen, Wolfe Reelected In the Pacific County Commissioner's No. 1 race, incumbent Republican Lisa Olsen of South Bend won significantly over Darrell Moudry (D-South Bend) by more than nine percent.

Olsen garnered 7,370 votes (54.59%) compared to 6,104 (45.21%) for Moudry.

“I would like to thank the residents of Pacific County for entrusting me with another four years as your county commissioner,” Olsen told the Herald late Sunday night. “I have been working on a number of important issues to our county and it's economy during my first term and intend to continue doing so.

“Timber, fishing and farming are the natural resource industries our county was built on and there is no reason they cannot continue to be viable and vibrant family wage job options for our residents, but there are still challenges facing all these industries,” Olsen said.

“There are other important issues I intend to continue addressing such as septage disposal management and the fact that our cemeteries are failing and need help.

“As always, my door is always open, even if sometimes it is virtually these days,” Olsen said. “Stop by, call or email me, and I will do my best to answer your questions and be as responsive as I can to your concerns.”

Incumbent Democrat Frank Wolfe was reelected as Pacific County Commissioner No. 2 over Dan Driscoll. (Please see separate story in today's Herald).

Hererra Beutler Victorious Statewide, Jamie Herrera Beutler (R-Ridgefield) retained her seat in the U.S.

House of Representatives Congressional District 3 race over Carolyn Long (DVancouver), 56.32 percent to 43.45. At 5:00 p.m., Friday, Herrera Beutler garnered 231,291 votes to 178,427 for Long. Herrera Beutler carried Pacific County 54.27 percent to 45.56 percent.

Herrera Beutler won all eight counties in the Southwest Washington contest.

Long's office released the following statement (in part) to the Herald Saturday afternoon: “I am so incredibly proud of the strength of this grassroots campaign. Thank you to everyone who has been a part of this incredible effort and those who have supported us with their vote.

I’m proud we ran a campaign based on facts, policy, and the truth. I am someone who believes in running on the issues and leading a campaign based on integrity and trust. It’s why I didn’t take a dime of corporate PAC money. At the end of each day, I reminded myself that how one runs a campaign is a reflection of who they are as a person."

Walsh Wins Easily Incumbent State Representative Jim Walsh (R-Aberdeen) blew out Marianna Everson (D-Montesano) 59.33 percent to 40.56 percent in the Position 1 race in Legislative District 19.

Walsh also had a doubledigit win in the county.

Hickey Defeats Swanson Pam Hickey unseated incumbent PUD Commissioner Mike Swanson in the District 2 contest. Hickey received 52.12 percent (6,155 votes) compared to 46.69 percent for Swanson, who had 5,514 votes.

“I am honored that the voters of Pacific County have elected me to be the next PUD Number 2 Commissioner 1,” Hickey told the Herald Saturday afternoon. “I would like to thank everyone that helped me in this endeavor. I look forward to representing all See races Page A2

Marine toxins cause cancellation of razor clam digs The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) has determined that Washington's ocean beaches will remain closed to razor clam harvest until at least December after test results on razor clams dug at Long Beach, Twin Harbors, Kalaloch and Copalis indicate levels of domoic acid that exceed the threshold (20 parts per million (ppm)) set by state public health officials for safe consumption.

“Concentrations of domoic acid have increased rapidly beyond safe consumption thresholds set by the Washington Department of Health (DOH),” WDFW Coastal Region Director Larry Phillips said. “It is entirely possible that we will see higher than safe levels, even into December. We understand how important razor clam digging opportunities are to coastal communities and citizens of Washington, and we will continue to work with our partners to reopen as soon as possible.”

Domoic acid, a natural toxin produced by certain types of marine algae, can be harmful or fatal if consumed in

sufficient quantities. More information about domoic acid, as well as current levels at ocean beaches, can be found on WDFW's domoic acid webpage.

WDFW managers will await additional test results from DOH prior to announcing additional digging opportunities.

WDFW has seen near record participation on recent digs.

To avoid concentrating clam diggers and disproportionately increasing the risk of COVID-19, all razor clam beaches are closed for harvest statewide — including on Mocrocks Beach, where domoic acid levels have risen to at least 11 ppm and may have risen to unsafe levels since the latest test by DOH. Razor clam diggers have enjoyed more than 80,000 trips and harvested nearly 1.2 million clams in 2020, but the department won’t be able to announce if tentatively scheduled digs in December can move forward until marine toxin test results are conducted by DOH in mid-November.

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races covid TokeWolfe wins close The 40th annual land Old Fashioned the ratepayers of PUD Number 2 and will work tirelessly on Another three cases are females, 30-40 years old, election over Driscoll Parade & Picnictheir willbehalf. be I would also like to acknowledge Mike Swanson for his 12 years of service to the ratepayers and wish him linked to out-of-county visitors. Two cases are females, Continued from page A1

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held Saturday, July 6th.

By GEORGE KUNKE, geoakunke@gmail.com well in his future endeavors.”

SOUTH BEND – Frank Wolfe of Nahcotta was This old-fashioned parade told the Herald Sunday afternoon, “I am thank- 30-40 years old, linked to out-of-county travel.

Swanson One case is a male, between 40-50 years old, with reelected by a relatively narrow margin and as Pacific picnic following ful to have served the owners of our PUD for 12 years and unknown exposure. Two cases are males, 40-50 years County Commissioner No. 2 over Dan Driscoll I want the best for the new commissioner. Pacific County began inof1979 with a few PUD is in the best hands with our general manager Jason old, linked to work exposure. Another case is male, Oysterville. friends patriotically strollDunsmoor and his amazing staff. Our linemen make the job 40-50 years old, linked to out-of-county travel. Another In the 39 precincts, Democrat Wolfe received ing down the street.

Join in of commissioner easy as they are the face of our utility and case is male, 40-50 years old, from social interaction.

50.81 percent, or 6,572 votes, while Libertarian the fun and help celebrate they do an outstanding job.”

Another case is female, 40-50 years old, from unknown Driscoll took in 6,225 votes or 48.13 percent. Wolfe Alsoand in Pacific County, the Emergency Medical Service exposure. Three cases are females, 40-50 yearsRaymond old, from 40 years of friendship won 21 precincts, and Driscoll won 18.

1 Ambulance and Emergency Medical Services Funding workplace exposure.

July 4: 9:00 a.m. t honoring counThe Herald asked both candidates to give a finalthis great Measure easily passed (74.27% to 25.73%). All 23 of the Another case is a male, between 50-60 years old, linked midnight try. Parade participants statement about their election result. precincts involved passed the measure. to a household positive case.

Two cases were female, voting in state measures, the sex education refJuly 5: 9:00 a.m. t need to line up at Statewide the Saturday night, Wolfe responded to the Herald, erendum in schools passed, four advisory votes were rejected 50-60 years old, linked to work exposure.

“I am gratified that the majority of the Tokeland electoratemarina p.m. at 10:00 One case is male, 60-70 years old, whose exposure is and one Senate Joint resolution was voted down. seems to have decided in my favor, and allowed me and a.m. A picnic games For information on the judicial elections, please go to the undetermined at this time. Two cases are females, 60-70 to continue to serve the citizens of Pacific willCounty be held after the County Auditor website.

Pacific South atBend years old. One individual’s exposure is undetermined for four more years.

Inslee, parade. Register for the Wyman Prevail this time.

The other is linked to out-of-county travel.

“As the results on election night are preliminary Governor Jay Inslee romped over Loren Culp, 57.02% July 3: 10:00 a.m. parade at tokelandnorthAnother case is male, 70-80 years old, linked to outand the final count doesn't usually take place until at to 42.66% statewide. So far, Inslee has 2.2 million votes 10:00 p.m. cove.com.

Join in a truly of-county travel.

The last reported case is female, 70-80 COURTESY OF TOKELAND/NORTH COVE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE compared to 1.6 million for Culp, who is actually protesting least the next day, and also because campaigns can old,that linked social interaction. photo from There the very rst Tokeland of Julyyears parade was to held in 1979.

July 4: 10:00 a.m. historic event! the legitimacy ofA the results. arefionly 103,7394th votes be exhausting times for those of us who are holding A significant number of positive cases last week have to be counted.

Culp, who carried more counties (25 to 13) midnight. down a commissioner job, while running a campaign, than Inslee, captured Pacific County, 53.2 percent to 46.5 resulted from a congregate work facility. Pacific County and since that late in the game, there is nothing a percent.

Public Health and Human Services is working with the candidate can do to actually change the outcome of In other statewide races, Secretary of State Kim Wyman, facility to ensure the testing of employees and compliance Long Beach the election results,” Wolfe added. “My wife and I an incumbent Republican, easily outdistanced Democrat with required safety practices.

Gael Tarleton 58.13% to 41.65%. Wyman won all but three called it a day shortly after dinner. Campaigning took July 4: 9:00 a.m. t Pacific County Health and Human Services strongly counties. a lot of time, particularly in the last month or two midnight.

For Lt. Governor, Denny Heck whipped fellow Democrat encourages the public to limit non-essential travel, mainbefore election day.”

July 5: 9:00 a.m. t Marko Liias 54.18% to 24.54%. tain social distancing of at least six feet between persons, Driscoll told the Herald Sunday night, "Thank you In the state treasurer's race, Democrat Mike Pellic- and practice personal protective measures to include: p.m. corto everyone who supported my campaign to be the ciotti was a 53.73 percent winner over Duane Davidson rectly wearing a mask/face covering in public, washing Use only legal firew county commissioner representing District Two. This (46.17%). hands often with soapy water for at least 20 seconds, and them and discharge result may leave many voters in District Two continuPat McCarthy (41.53%) won the state auditor's contest avoid touching your face.

For up to date information and least 100 feet from du over Republican Chris Leyba, (58.38%). Leyba took Pacific ing to feel they have taxation without representation. guidance, please monitor the Pacific County Health and County, 49.95 to 49.85, or just 13 votes. and vegetation and s I hope commissioners Wolfe, Olsen, and Runyon will Bob Ferguson took down Matt Larkin in the attorney's Human Services Facebook page or visit: www.pacificdischarged fireworks work to alleviate this belief. I am ready to work with general race, 56.80% to 43.09%. countycovid19.com. any and all commissioners who want to move forward water before transpo Hilary Franz (57.06) won over Sue Kuehl Pederson and serve all citizens of this county.

The Cowlitz-Wahkiaplacing them in the t Alternatives a federprogram with a local 98626 or by calling (360) (42.84) for commissioner of is public lands.

“Citizens who want a representative government Incumbent Chris won the non-partisan Superinkum Council of GovernNo other times are al-aidReykdal transportation match of 13.5 percent 577-3041. need to constantly participate in our county governtendent of Public Instruction election over Maia Espinoza, ments (CWCOG) has Th ere is a possibility program which provides required for all projects.

Questions may be 54.90 to 44.56. Reykdal also won in the county vote. ment,” Driscoll continued. “We need to support and issued a call for projSouth funding for bicycle and All projects must follow directed to the attenWashington State Insurance Commissioner Kreidler Need a mask for Bend fire chie work with government officials who believe it is ect applications for the cancel all fireworks in pedestrian facilities; federal regulations, tion of Robert Stevens at school? won another term, defeating Patel, 65.76 percent to 33.76 work? the government’s role to serve the people. Unless percent. shopping?

Surfacerole Transportation limits of South Bend recreational trails; safe including environmenCWCOG by regular mail we stand up to those who think it's the peoples' Contact mywarrant it. No il Block Grant tions routes for non-drivers; tal, right-of-way, and at the address above, via me on to serve government and its favored citizens, our Program Facebook page to works will be allowed conversion of abanAmericans with Disabili- email to cwcog@cwcog. freedoms will erode to the point where Set-Aside we won’t(otherwise request a special have any. known as transportation doned railway corricity limits, discha ties Act (ADA). org, or by FAX at (360) made mask tothe you.

Sizes range from “It is disappointing that a few supporters of Frank inviting alternatives) saidxsfire works is a $5 dors to trails; and traffic A guidance document 214-3425. to xlfor (ages 2 and up). If you want something unique Wolfe felt that slander, libel, character assassination eligible applicants in calming, lighting, and and application form By BRUCE WALKER, Pacific County Assessor and I can get the material, I’ll make it for you. and theft were appropriate tactics for winning this Cowlitz, Grays Harbor, other infrastructure to must thephysically call for projects are Check out my online shop at Per state law, every county assessor race,' Driscoll added. “I am proud that none of these Lewis, Pacific inspect and every property improveinbicycle and at leastavailable online at www. etsy.com/shop/karensukiarts their county once every tactics were used in support of my campaign. I hope Wahkiakum counties to pedestrian safety.

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The deadline to Transportation Alternaof the county every year. at CWCOG at Adminisdon't justify the means. Red, Blue, and Purple are Pacific County appraisers are now working in the apply is July 24th. tives program is a federal tration Annex, 207 North colors, not people. Pacific County has great people north part of Pacific County in the areas north and east of Transportation cost reimbursement 4th Ave., Kelso, WA Send me a message at who deserve great representatives. May all our repreRaymond outside city limits to Grays Harbor and Lewis Facebook @karensukiarts sentatives unite us as they work to serve us. Partisan County lines as well as outside South Bend city limits tribalism is counter-productive to everything I love down through Naselle to the Wahkiakum County line, about the USA. God bless everyone who has and will where they will be physically inspecting all homes and work for our freedoms." and the Department asked if the properties. The folks appraisers will all have identification, be museum of Parks and Recreation. could have wearing orange vests marked with Pacific County Asses- the sign to try e citizens asked Parks make repairs or at sor on the backTh and their vehicle’s door willand be clearly From Page A1 marked with thetoPacific take a look at the WillieThe inspections least salvage the wagon County logos. usually take just a few minutes of a knock Keil heritage parkand areaconsist train carving atop the on the walkwas around, new photos ofAs each depict Willie’s trip Westdoor, a that sorely and in need sign. you can see the property occasional re-measure buildings before he was put to restwith the of repair, not only to the ofsign (in the photo) was Hwy. 101 • South Bend that appear changed orbut inaccurate on our records from in 1855. signage to the driverestored and now looks as ourcurator last inspection.

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The Willapa Harbor Herald proudly salutes Willapa Valley HS graduate Carter Pearson for earning WVHS High Honor Roll status last spring quarter.

asked if the museum could have the sign to try and make repairs or at least salvage the wagon train carving atop the sign. As you can see the sign (in the photo) was restored and now looks as good as new.

The Northwest Carriage Museum is also home to 53 horse drawn vehicles and artifacts and located in Raymond at Hwy. 101 and State Route 6. Come take a look at this newest addition. The museum is open daily 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Call 360-942-

The Willapa Harbor Herald proudly salutes Willapa Valley HS graduate Luke Gerow for receiving a $1,500 scholarship from Friends of the Willapa National Wildlife. Gerow, who earned High Honor Roll status last spring quarter, is attending GHC while majoring in criminal justice.

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The Willapa Harbor Herald proudly salutes Willapa Valley HS graduate Andrew Minton for earning WVHS Honor Roll status last spring quarter.

Alternatives is a federal-aid transportation program which provides funding for bicycle and pedestrian facilities; recreational trails; safe routes for non-drivers; conversion of abandoned railway corridors to trails; and traffic calming, lighting, and other infrastructure to improve bicycle and pedestrian safety. The Transportation Alternatives program is a federal cost reimbursement

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program with a local match of 13.5 percent required for all projects.

All projects must follow federal regulations, including environmental, right-of-way, and Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).

A guidance document and application form for the call for projects are available online at www. cwcog.org or by request at CWCOG at Administration Annex, 207 North 4th Ave., Kelso, WA

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folks and the Department of Parks and Recreation.

The citizens asked Parks to take a look at the Willie Keil heritage park area that was sorely in need of repair, not only to the signage but to the driveway area and surrounding drainage. The meeting was hosted by Northwest Carriage Museum Executive Director Laurie Bowman and after looking at some photos she asked about the sign, wondering if it was still in existence. Parks representative said they thought it

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depict Willie’s trip West before he was put to rest in 1855.

Jerry Bowman, curator of the museum completed the repairs and was aided by volunteers Don Corcoran and Mike Sowa in transporting the sign to the museum. The sign is made from cedar, is more than nine feet long and weighs approximately 300 pounds.

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The 40th annual Tokeland Old Fashioned Parade & Picnic will be held Saturday, July 6th.

This old-fashioned parade and picnic following began in 1979 with a few friends patriotically strolling down the street. Join in the fun and help celebrate 40 years of friendship and honoring this great country. Parade participants need to line up at the Tokeland marina at 10:00 a.m. A picnic and games will be held after the parade. Register for the parade at tokelandnorthcove.com. Join in a truly historic event!

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The Cowlitz-Wahkiakum Council of Governments (CWCOG) has issued a call for project applications for the Surface Transportation Block Grant Program Set-Aside (otherwise known as transportation alternatives) inviting eligible applicants in Cowlitz, Grays Harbor, Lewis, Pacific and Wahkiakum counties to apply. The deadline to apply is July 24th.

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levy for 2021. the meeting will be held at 6:00 PM at the Elixir Coffee Shop located at 1015 West Robert Bush Drive, South Bend, WA.

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The Commissioners of Pacific County Publish: November 4 and 11, 2020 Fire District #8 will hold a Special Public 86514 Meeting to discuss the district’s estimated

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to comment on the NPCEMS District #1 revenues and expenditures. Comments may also be submitted in writing to the NPCEMS, P O Box 626, South Bend, WA 98586 or email at npcemsd1@gmail.com.

The facility is considered barrier-free and ADA compliant.

Marie Guernsey, Secretary

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the North Pacific County Emergency Medical Service District #1 (NPCEMS) will conduct a public hearing on the 17th day of November 2020, at 7:00 P.M. via Zoom https://us02web. zoom.us/j/84917807705, for the purpose of adopting the Fiscal Year 2021 NPCEMS Publish: November 4 and 11, 2020 District #1 budget. Any member of the 86478 public is encouraged to attend this hearing

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City Invites Volunteers for Planning Commission The City of Raymond is looking for citizens interested in serving on the Planning Commission. The Commission provide a structured way for citizens to share opinions and perspectives, study issues, research policies, develop recommendations, and provide advice from the citizen perspective to the City Council.

Member terms are voluntary and generally run four-years. The regular Planning Commission meetings are held at 5 PM on the 2nd Tuesday of each month, dependent upon materials to form the agenda. If interested, please submit a brief letter of interest to: Mayor Tony Nordin, 230 Second Street, Raymond, WA 98577. Applications will be accepted until vacancies are filled.

For additional information call City Hall at 360-942-4100.

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The Assistant Manager is responsible for performing the water system’s daily operations and maintenance activities at or above acceptable public health practices and water industry standards (chapter 246-290 WAC).

Duties include but are not limited to the following: • Handle complaints and answer questions from the public (customers).

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• Operate pipe locators. Perform utility underground locating, marking and notification 24 hours/day.

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• Read meters monthly, turn services off and on as necessary.

• Reports problems and provides status updates to the Board of Trustees and provides recommendations.

• Attends Naselle Water Company meetings.

Physical demands and work environment: • Dexterity of hands and fingers to operate a variety of specialized equipment and tools; climbing ladders; work at heights and in confined spaces; standing for extended periods of time; bending at the waist; lifting and carry heavy objects generally weighing 75100 pounds; pushing, pulling; kneeling and crouching; perform strenuous physical tasks.

Work environment is mainly outdoors; noise from equipment operation; seasonal heat and cold or adverse weather conditions; exposure to gases, chemicals, handling of microorganisms; work around pressurized systems and equipment having moving parts; perform work around electrical equipment and high voltages; subject to responding to emergencies on a 24hour basis and call back provisions • Certifications and other Requirements: • Washington State DOH Water Distribution Manger II Certification (WDM II) after 3 years in position.

• Washington State DOH Water Treatment Plant Operator I Certification (WTPO I) after 1 year in position.

• Washington State DOH Cross Connection Control Specialist (CCS) after 1 year in position.

• Valid Washington State Drivers License with clean driving record.

• Must be able to pass drug test and background check.

Salary and benefits: • Naselle Water Company offers competitive salary and benefits. Salary range $22.00 to $30.00/hr. DOQ Medical provided to employee by company, Employer contributed retirement program, Paid Vacation, Sick leave and Holidays.

• Please send resume with references or contact Naselle Water Company, PO Box 171, Naselle, WA 98638, 360-214-2760, Email to naselle_H20@live.com attention hiring manager. Closes October 31, 2020.

Public Notice • Public Notice • Public Notice • Public Notice • Public Notice • Public Notice • Public Notice • Public Notice Legal Public Notice Request for Proposal (RFP) Pacific County Emergency Management Agency Hazard Mitigation Plan Date Issued: November 3, 2020 Proposal Due: 4:30 pm December 31, 2020 The Pacific County Emergency Management Agency is currently seeking proposals from qualified consultants to update the Pacific County Hazard Mitigation Plan that meets all requirements under 44 CFR Part 201.6. As described in the Federal Register (Volume 67, Numbers 38 and 109, dated February 26, 2002 and October 2002 respectively,) Section

322 of the Disaster Mitigation Act of 2000 requires that all local governments adopt an approved Hazard Mitigation Plan (Plan) to be eligible to receive future hazard mitigation grant funding. The purpose of the Plan is to demonstrate the“jurisdiction’s commitment to reduce risks from natural hazards, serving as a guide for decisionmakers as they commit resources to reducing the effects of natural hazards.

Local plans will also serve as the basis for the State to provide technical assistance and to prioritize project funding.”

To fulfill this requirement, the Pacific County Emergency Management Agency seeks consultant services in order to update the existing Hazard Mitigation Plan thereby meeting the necessary requirements of and is approved by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and the Pacific

County Emergency Management Agency (PCEMA).

To request a complete proposal packet, contact Scott McDougall smcdougall@co.pacific.wa.us, 360-875-9338, or visit the Pacific County website at www.co.pacific.wa.us.

Proposals should be mailed to: Scott McDougall, Director Pacific County Emergency Management Agency PO Box 27 South Bend, WA 98586

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Public Notice • Public Notice • Public Notice • Public Notice • Public Notice • Public Notice • Public Notice • Public Notice Legal Public Notice SUPERIOR COURT OF WASHINGTON FOR CLARK COUNTY IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF RUDOLPH L. MOREHOUSE, Deceased. Case No. 20-4-01123-06 PROBATE NOTICE TO CREDITORS RCW 11.40.020, .030

by any otherwise applicable statute of limitations, present the claim in the manner as provided in RCW 11.40.070 by serving on or mailing to the co-personal representatives or the co-personal representatives’ attorney at the address stated below a copy of the claim and filing the original of the claim with the court in which the probate proceedings were commenced. The claim must be presented within the later of: (1) 30 days after the co-personal representatives served or mailed the notice to the creditor as provided under RCW 11.40.020(1)(c); or (2) four months after the date of first publication of the notice. If the claim is not presented within this time frame, the claim is forever barred, except as otherwise provided in RCW 11.40.051 and RCW 11.40.060.

This bar is effective as to claims against both the decedent’s probate and nonprobate assets.

Angie L. Wood and Jennifer A. Lewis have been appointed as Date of First Publication: November 4, 2020 co-personal representatives (“co-personal representatives”) of this estate. Any person having a claim against the Co-Personal Representatives: Angie L. Wood decedent must, before the time the claim would be barred / Jennifer A. Lewis

Attorney for the Co-Personal Representatives: Jakob O. Seegmuller / Thomas A. Hackett Address for Mailing or Service: c/o NW Legacy Law, P.S. 1003 Officers Row, Vancouver, WA 98661

Court of probate proceeding: Clark County Superior Court Cause number: Cause No. 20-4-01123-06

/s Jakob O. Seegmuller Jakob O. Seegmuller, WSBA No. 53860 Thomas A. Hackett, WSBA No. 43984 Attorney for Co-Personal Representatives NW Legacy Law, P.S. 1003 Officers Row, Vancouver, WA 98661 Phone: (360) 975-7770

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or linked on the District’s website at https://www.southbend.

Please call or email Barb Cenci at 360.875.6041 or bcenci@ wednet.edu/ or may be obtained by contacting Barb Cenci southbendschools.org if you have any questions regarding (information above). attending the meeting and public hearing remotely.

Public comments may also be emailed to: Superintendent Page A5 jtienhaa@ The purpose of the public hearing is to: (a) consider and Secretary to the Board, JonFrom Tienhaara, whether certain state and local circumstances should cause southbendschools.org. The Board Chair (or Secretary to the 4:05 p.m.

Washington alterations to the specific expenditures from the proceeds Board) will read up to the first 3 minutes of each person’s State Patrol. Potentially Day Barbecue with field live entertainment. dockside tours of the Lady of the District’s State of Washington financing assistance written comments, and each submission will be entered into impaired driver, black sports will begin at 11 a.m. at Games will include a Washington and Hawaiian originally authorized in Resolution No. 01-2018 to permit the record in its entirety.

For those requesting comments to Cadillac. the Taholah School and the pipeline dual-lane slide, Chieftain, which will be the Districttournament to (1) acquire synthetic turf on Millam be read who are3:30. unable to submit written 4:28comments, p.m. Publicplease volleyball willand install an “all star” obstacle available until Field; complete facility upgrades to the Junior and Senior Barb Cenci (informationNuisance. above) so alternative People on start at(2) noon at the school. course, and an “under the contact The tall ships will leave High School andstart CTE construct weights/ arrangements beSail made. property playing tuba Kids Bingo will at buildings; 3:30 sea(3) rock wall. Thea local the dock for acan Battle it’s echoing all118 over, in the school gym, free Bend Home Depot will host a 6 p.m., followed fitness building onand the aSouth school campus; (4) repair from 4 toSOUTH BEND SCHOOLand DISTRICT NO. ongoing for the last 45 hypnotistparking show willlots; be staged and the Fireworks Sail. existing and (5)youth makeworkshop, other District-wide by an 8:30 PACIFIC COUNTY, WASHINGTON minutes, also subjects there atsafety 6:30. and capital improvements, YMCA of Grays for Jon those sails, health, all as Harbor determined (Tickets /s/ Tienhaara riding willBoard offer temporary during the and Secretary necessary and advisable by the (collectively, the and others Superintendent tofour-wheelers down property line onto tattoos. week, are available in “Alterations”); and (b) receive public testimony. If the Board the Board of Directors Thursday, July 4 beach. Reporting party On the family-friendly advance through www. determines that the Alterations are in the best interests of the historicalseaport.org.) knows you cannot ride entertainment schedule District, the Board may, at a future public meeting, adopt November 4 and Aberdeen are magician Jeff Evans at a Publish: Live music will start at 511, 2020four-wheelers on beach. new resolution or amend Resolution 01-2018 approving 86508 The annual Splash 11:46 p.m. Welfare 12:30No. p.m.; comedian Bill p.m. with Six Pack Pretty, the Alterations.

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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,complete pursuant to Resolution No. rundown of the Compiled by 09-2020, that the Board of Directors (the “Board”) of South major community events Kat Bryant Bend School District No. 118, going Pacificon County, Washington this week.

Grays Harbor News Group (the “District”) will hold a public hearing during its regular Board meeting 19, 2020, starting atJuly 6:30 3P.M. The first weekon ofNovember July is Wednesday, or as soon as possible. Due to the current State a very busy thereafter time around Seabrookpandemic and the Grays Harbor. Numerous of Emergency caused by the COVID-19 annual events will celebrate Amervarious proclamations and orders The issued by thePorch Governor of Illumination walk startsand ica’sState Independence Day,public attendance the of Washington, at the meeting at 6 on p.m.

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Road 2 Resiliency, in partnership with Pacific County Health and Human Services, Teen Advocacy Coalition (TAC), WellSpring Community Network and True North/ ESD 113, will [virtually] host: Tall Cop Says Stop: Vape Pens, Trends and Dabbing, featuring: Pacific Count Prevention Team.

Monday, November 16th from 5pm - 7pm. *Clock hours available for school professionals* *Registration is FREE* Register online at https://tall-cop-pacific-co.eventbrite. com/ For questions please contact Allison O’Rourke at agraves@co.pacific.wa.us

The Pacific County Health Department and Willapa Behavioral health will be handing out (free) Naloxone on Friday, November 13 from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Another event will be Thursday, November 19. It will be a drive-up training (no longer than 5 min per car) and anyone (over 18) is welcome to

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Ilwaco on November 19 from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at 165 Howerton Way SE, Ilwaco, WA. We will be in the parking lot that is near Grays Harbor College.

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Obituaries In Loving Memory of Shellie M. Prentice

Shellie M. Prentice, a Raymond resident, passed away Tuesday, November 3rd, 2020 at Swedish Hospital in Seattle; she was 54. Shellie was born December 3, 1965 to Jerry and Donna (Hoyt) Buckendorf in Burlington, Washington.

Shellie worked as a cannery worker in Alaska.

A chapel service will be held at Stoller’s Mortuary in Raymond, WA on Monday, November 9th at 1:00 p.m. Arrangements are in care of Stoller’s Mortuary in Raymond, Washington. You may visit www.StollersMortuary.com to leave condolences for the family.

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Kenneth Lavern Martin, 87, of Elma passed away Sunday, November 1, 2020 at Summit Pacific Medical Center.

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Project Name: Amendment to SBMC 15.20.270, Off-Street • Written comments: Comments will be accepted until 3:00 Parking & Loading PM, December 7, 2020 by sending them to City of South Bend, PO Box 9, South Bend, WA 98586 Project Description: The City of South Bend is proposing to amend SBMC 15.20.270 to eliminate all off-street parking After receiving public testimony, the Planning Commission requirements for parcels bordering Robert Bush Drive/US will consider the proposal and make a recommendation 101 between Central Avenue and Ferry Street. to the City Council. The City Council will consider the Planning Commission recommendation at the next regularly Project Location: This proposal applies to all parcels scheduled meeting and decide to approve, approve with bordering Robert Bush Drive/US 101 beginning west of modifications, or deny the short subdivision.

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The City Council will hear one closed record appeal. Appeals Applicant: City of South Bend heard before the City Council must be filed within 14 days of the notice of decision.

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Allan Eugene Cone, a Raymond resident, passed away October 25, 2020 at Willapa Harbor Hospital; he was 62. He was born August 22, 1958 to Merlin and Thelma (Heyting) Cone in San Diego, CA. After Allan graduated from Willapa Valley High School in 1977, he worked at East point Seafoods for over 25 years.

Some of his hobbies included watching the weather, and his following his favorite sports teams; the Brewers, Seahawks, and the Huskies.

Surviving Allan are two daughters Rebecca Cone of Aberdeen, and Tawnya Cone of South Bend, and his son Chris Cone of Oakville. He’s also survived by two sisters; Janice Kelm (Mike) of Raymond, Dolly Kaech (Werner), two brothers; Tim Cone (Julie) of Chehalis, Thomas Cone (Dona) of Raymond, his nephew Allen Waldref of Raymond, and 4 grandchildren Tevon, Sam, Kalina, and Kennedie.

He was preceded in death by his Mother, Father, and his brother Vernie Cone.

At Allan’s request, there will be no services held. Arrangements are in care of Stoller’s Mortuary in Raymond, Washington. You may visit www.StollersMortuary.com to leave condolences for the family.

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Photo by Tia Channell The City of Raymond was awarded the most improved liability claims experience award for 2020 by Risk Management Service Agency from the Association of Washington Cities. Featured Left to right: Public Works Director Eric Weiberg, Mayor Tony Nordin, Clerk/Treasurer Gretchen Sagen, Police Chief Chuck Spoor, and Fire Chief Todd Strozyk.

At the October 13, 2020, RMSA Annual Meeting, RMSA recognized the risk management efforts of its members that contributed to an improvement in their liability loss experience over the past year, via four different award categories. The awards acknowledge the hard work and dedication RMSA’s members put into proactively managing their risks and keeping their communities safe.

AWC RMSA Program Manager Harlan Stientjes stated that “the daily operations of running a municipal

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born and raised,” Woods said. “Typhoons and all.

In hot summers, there was water rationing. So you have to schedule your showers every other day. I worked at Strickland Dining Facility. It’s at Kadena Air Base where I met some very dear friends whom I am still friends with now.”

The Air Force offers continuing education to its members. Grades E-1 to E-4 are given with time served. E-5 to E-9 comes with promotion testing.

Woods remembers trying to gain early promotion by

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meeting a board.

“At Kadena, I met a board for E-4 promotion,” she explained. “The board asked ‘What will it mean to get promoted?’ My supervisor said to say the first idea that came to mind. So I said ‘More money’ and I did not get the early promotion. I was supposed to say more responsibility. I later tested for E-5 and made it the first time.”

After 4 years, Woods took advantage of a reenlistment bonus and switched into the communications field. She went to the ground radio communications technical school in Keesler AFB in Mississippi. She was assigned to the 3rd Combat Communications Squadron at Tinker AFB, Oklahoma where she learned Morse code, built field radio stations, and assembled antennas.

“It was fun until I had to drive a stickshift ton-and-ahalf truck,” she said. “Within 10 minutes of training, the instructor realized I was never going to learn how to drive the beast. He simply said ‘Get out!’”

“Once we had to do a combat exercise away from the base,” she continued. “Before leaving we were given gas masks and directed to try them on to make sure they fit.

Thinking it was only going to be a pretend combat, I did not try the mask on.

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In 1983, Woods moved to Howard Air Base in Panama with her son, but her husband Joseph, who was also an active Air Force member, was assigned to Castle AFB in California.

They were separated for 2 years. “After arriving in Panama, I found out I was pregnant,” Woods said. “I realized that one had to be brave to face any and all difficult situations. It was very hard and very lonely. I remember sitting on the steps of our house on base at dusk feeling sorry for myself. In June 1984, Joseph came for a month when our daughter was born.”

In 1985, Woods moved to Langley AFB in Virginia along with her husband who retired in 1987 after the birth of their youngest child. Wood received her promotion to E-7 Master

Sergeant and moved to Yokota Air Base in Japan in 1089. Since there was no base housing available at the time, they had to live off base in a Japanese apartment complete with tatami mats.

In 1993, she switched jobs again becoming a First Sergeant which entailed taking care of the enlisted corps. “The First Sergeant advises/assists the commander in making decisions that affect enlisted promotion, demotion, or removal from military service as well as disciplinary actions including Article 15 and court-martial,” she explained. She ended up assigned to the 21st Airlift Wing with 500 people under her care.

“My first counseling session was with a sergeant,” Woods said. “Once the door was closed he started

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OLYMPIA - Washington State Health Officer Dr. Kathy Lofy is publicly announcing that she will be resigning her position at the Department of Health later this year.

“This decision is my own, and it’s a personal one,” says Dr. Lofy. “My only definitive plan after I leave the agency is to take a brief hiatus from my career to focus on being a mom, improving my health, and reconnecting with friends and family.”

“I am so grateful for the work Kathy has done throughout her tenure here, but I’m most thankful for her partnership in every major priority that the department has taken on in the last several years,” said Washington Secretary of Health John Wiesman. “Her leadership, guidance, and support have been invaluable.”

Dr. Lofy’s leadership during the COVID-19 pandemic has been key to the successes DOH has made as a state not only in responding to the crisis but offering key advice to leaders and to the people of Washington on how to stay safe.

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to cry. He said his wife left him and added, “I have not been with a woman for 8 months.” Now I panicked.

They didn’t teach this at the First Sergeant school. So I said, ‘Don’t look at me!’ It made him laugh.”

In 1994, Woods moved again to Peterson AFB in Colorado when she was assigned as the First Sergeant of the 21st Operations Group. Since this group had units around the world, she traveled to different locations with the commander.

After serving for 20 years, Woods retired on July 1, 1998. On her last performance report, her last commander and supervisor Colonel Rohlman wrote: “What am I going to do without you.”

“That was sweet,” Woods said. “I am glad I served and given the chance, I will do it again.”

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Sofa Loveseat Coffee Table 2 End Tables Dining Table 4 Chairs

• Dresser with Mirror • Queen Bed • Nightstand • Box Spring • Mattress

Honoring All Who Served Raymond Lumber

www.selmershome.com 419 E. Wishkah Street Aberdeen, WA 98520 (360) 532-2260

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Cathlamet Freedom Market 327 SR-4, Cathlamet, WA 98612 (360) 849-4504

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