Lewis County News July 7, 2021

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Lewis County Senior Board updates the community

Jim Wallace captured a live Bigfoot for Cheese Days in 2019. Let's hope he does it again this year.

Cheese Days rockin’ this weekend

By Lynnette Hoffman Cheese Days is this weekend and everyone is getting ready for the big event. This year it’s packed with events, so let’s take a look at what is happening.

Thursday: Toledo Made is located at Art Gallery 505, 205 Cowlitz Street from 1:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.

Spahr Family of John Deere tractors on display in the 2019 See cheese days Page 4 parade.

Olequa Senior Center is located at 119 SW Kerron Ave. in Winlock.

By Lynnette Hoffman We have recently seen many comments on Facebook about what is happening with the Lewis County Senior Centers and their opening in the near future. The Lewis County Senior Board has spoken with the Lewis County News and this is their side of the story.

Colonel Ron Averill, Chairman of the Lewis

County Senior Board sent a letter to the community.

Here it is in its entirety: “I entirely sympathize with all the seniors in Lewis County who want to have our senior centers reopen. With the anticipated relaxation of pandemic lockdown measures the Governor announced to be implemented on June 30, the Lewis County Seniors Board approved a plan for phased reopening. Except

for the Twin Cities Senior Center, the other four centers have been closed to senior activity since March of 2020, a year, and a quarter.

The Lewis County Public Health and Social Services (Health Department) arranged for a safety inspection of the buildings by Infection Prevention and Antimicrobial Consultants, See senior Page 6

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Many of us are happy to see the weather cool down compared to the 100+ degree weather. We saw people whose homes reached over 110 degrees, hard to believe this has happened in the Pacific Northwest.

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Lewis County Rock and Gem meets every second Tuesday at 6:00 p.m. at the Cowlitz Prairie Grange.

If you want to learn more, take the time to attend a meeting.

Recent literature was sent out to homeowners to discuss a levy this year for the local fire department. The levy will increase your taxes from $.073 per $1,000 of assessed value to $1.28. This will allow the fire department to increase their staff.

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Last week we saw record temperatures. I personThe weather looks perfect for Cheese Days, now it’s saying low 80s. We can handle the low 80s but much ally saw a high of over 111 degrees at one point. The warmer and it’s a little more difficult for PNW residents good news is local meteorologists say that weather events like what we saw only happen once every to enjoy the heat.

If you plan on being a vendor or participate in the hundred years, if not longer. The latest forecast says Cheese Days event, please get your forms filled out and the next few weeks will be a combination of upper signed as soon as possible. You can find the forms at 70s and low 80s. We will definitely be a bit drier than usual but after the few days of 100s we had I ToledoLionsClub.org.

The Scouts BSA Troop 324 in Winlock has opened will happily take it.

Per the Cowlitz County Website: the membership to girls. Girls over the age of 10 can "Effective Friday, June 25, 2020 at 12:02 a.m., expect near monthly hiking, backpacking, scout skills competition, community service and more throughout Cowlitz County, in cooperation with neighboring the year. Check them out on the first and third Thursday Counties, will be enacting restrictions on outdoor of the month located at 575 Nevil Rd. You can also call burning. The forecast for high temperatures and dry Kelly Schey at 504-407-6289. This is a great opportunity conditions through this coming week have prompted this decision. All land clearing, residential and silfor our local girls.

The Cheese Days booklets are available at many busi- vicultural burning is restricted and all outdoor burn nesses downtown. This is great memorabilia for those permits issued prior to the ban are rescinded. Burn permits can be reissued after the ban is lifted." who attend the event, it is a treasure of a lifetime.

Normally the region sees burn bans from Mid Jim Fluckinger put out a post on Facebook about the bricks that are laid at the Veterans Wall in Kemp Olsen July to late September. But unseasonably dry Park. The bricks cost $100 and forms can be found at To- weather is sparking a lot of concerns about intense ledoLionsClub.org. This is a great way to help remember wildfires this season. Do your part and make sure you follow all local guidelines. our veterans and also a way to support the wall.

Sorry everyone, due to the holiday and a change This weekend Donna’s Place is having some great music. I have had the opportunity to listen to both bands in deadlines I was unable to get the latest July schedand I recommend the $15 package for both nights. ule. My apologies. Events will be in the paper for Otherwise, it’s $10 per event. Backfire plays a little next week's column. For the latest Ryderwood group of everything and Chris Guenther plays country. Each information please reach out to them privately. band will keep you listening to music all night long.

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Rides for Cheese Days have a meaning behind them

By Lynnette Hoffman During Egg Day, Dawn Satterlee and Daniel Fultz offered rides home to those under the influence. They are offering these same services to Toledo Cheese Days attendees. The Winlock Police Department was very pleased with the assistance to the community, now Toledo has the same opportunity.

Daniel and Dawn just started these services locally.

Dawn stated, “Daniel Fultz and I are both recovering alcoholics. There have been many times we have driven under the influence and it was only by the Grace of a power greater than ourselves, that we did not kill anyone or ourselves. This is our way of being of service and making an ‘indirect amends to society’ for our irrespon-

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It is not always easy to ask for help, but they are providing a service to the community. What can you expect? Dawn continued, “A safe and friendly ride to their destination of choice (within a 25 mile radius).

We carry personal protection insurance on our vehicle so that our passengers are covered in case of any unforeseen accidents. We carry blankets, water and some snacks as well as a ‘bucket’ for our ‘under the influence’ riders.”

These two are adamant about helping during the festivals, Daniel and Dawn have a concern for everyone.

What is the best part about a ride from them? “Safety,” said Dawn. “We love people, life itself and our communities. Our mission is to allow people to have a good time at the celebrations and still be able to get home safely. Under the influence or not.”

If you are interested in a ride on Cheese Days, the best way to contact them is call or text Dawn and Dan at 360-989-5628.

Dawn wanted everyone to know, she stated, “Do not drive under the influence! We understand having a good time is essential in life (especially after being locked down due to COVID) but be responsible and save your life or the life of another. We are here to gladly serve you all with a free ride or with a donation. We want to thank you all in advance for allowing us to be of service reducing DUIs or deaths during a time that is supposed Dawn Satterlee and Daniel Fultz are offering rides home to those to be fun for everyone.” under the influence during Toledo Cheese Days.

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Toledo Made is located at Art Gallery 505, 205 Cowlitz Street, and is open from 1:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.

The Frog Jumping Contest starts at 5:30 p.m. and goes to 7:00 p.m. at Toledo High School. This is a fun event, always interesting to hear the stories about how they catch the frogs. If you have a chance, ask Mayor Dobosh about his frog catching experience.

Friday: Bingo at Toledo High School starts at 6:30 p.m. to On Friday, the morning starts at the Newaukum Valley Golf Course with the Cheddar Open. Registration 9:00 p.m. Proceeds go to Toledo Youth Soccer.

Donna’s Place has live music. Backfire Band starting starts at 9:15 a.m., and shotgun at 10:00 a.m. Lunch is at 8:00 p.m. I recently had the chance to hear Backfire provided and the cost is $70 per person. and appreciate their music.

Thursday Market, located by the boat ramp, is from 2:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.

Cheese Days Kick-Off Celebration at Morgan Arts Centre where they toast the 2021 Big Cheese takes place Thursday evening at 6:00 p.m. with an entry fee of $10.

Saturday: Saturday there are two places to eat, Breakfast on the Field by the Toledo Lions Club Car and Motorcycle Toledo Police Department and Lewis County Sheriff's show from 6:30 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.

Then you can also eat at the Toledo Senior Center, Department lead the parade in 2019. where you will see the Mighty Fine Seniors. Starting at 7:00 a.m. until 10:30 a.m. or however long the food lasts.

Cheddar Run is located at Toledo Fire Station starting at 6:45 a.m.

The 21st Annual Car and Motorcycle show begins at 7:00 a.m.

Food and Vendors are open at 9:00 a.m. at Toledo Middle School.

The Toledo Community Library will be having a Book and Bake Sale on Saturday, July 10, from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. We are a library made up of volunteers and receive no funding from Timberland Regional Library. We are very dependent on our Book and Bake Sales to help us pay our bills. Please stop by and support the library.

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Keep your eyes peeled for the appearance of Mayor Steve Dobosh in the parade.

11:00 a.m. Cheese sandwiches will be handed out after the parade at Toledo Presbyterian Church.

Toledo Made is located at Art Gallery 505, 205 Cowlitz Street from 1:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.

BBQ at Toledo Market Fresh is from noon to 5:00 p.m.

Toledo Fire Department will host an open house starting at 12:30 p.m.

Community auction located at Toledo Middle School field starts at 1:00 p.m.

Wine and cheese tasting from 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at Steamboat Landing.

That evening Donna’s Place will host local country singer Chris Guenther at 8:00 p.m. If you have not seen him, he is enjoyable to listen to.

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Letters to the Editor Next school year

• Gr 1-3 - 84 days/147 days • Gr 4-12 - 76 days/128 days Although we did have individual COVID cases reported to us throughout the year, and some students and staff were quarantined, our safety protocols were consistent, followed, and enforced, so we did not have a COVID outbreak.

Because of that, we were able to keep our schools open, and did not have to close in-person learning. We also held extracurricular athletics for our students this year. As with our schools, we were able to complete each season, play all games, and did not lose a game due to a COVID outbreak. I am very proud of our staff and students for following and adhering to these safety protocols during this pandemic. I am very proud of our community for having patience with the safety protocol, and following the safety protocol while on school grounds. This allowed us to keep our students and staff safe, and maximize the in-person instruction we all want available for our students.

Winlock, again, thank you all.

Looking forward to 2021-22,

Dear Winlock,

Thank you for a school year like no other.

As we embarked on the 2020-21 school year, our guiding district principle was to be ready for any health and safety requirements the pandemic, state, or county, would challenge us with. We also believed our students belonged in person as much as health requirements would allow. If we were allowed to have students and staff in person, we would keep our students and staff as safe as possible. Additionally, we wanted students who were being taught remotely to have a similar academic experience as they would if they were in-person so we went one to one with Chromebooks, and purchased “hot spots” as necessary to keep students connected.

To communicate with our community and create the best decisions for students and staff, our school board has met dozens of times since March 2020. We implemented all required protocol from the county and state and doing so we were able to open in-person as soon as we were allowed. Students who attended 100% of eli- Garry Cameron gible in-person instruction Superintendent (2 days a week in hybrid, Winlock School District and 5 days a week after April 12) received the following days of in-person instruction/total days open for each grade level of students.

• Kindergarten – 90 days/161 days

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LLC (IPAC). Unfortunately, IPAC discovered serious hazards in the HVAC systems of all facilities, evidence of mold in one facility, and recommended a thorough sanitization of all the facilities and the establishment of both protective equipment and procedures. They have recommended that the cleanup work be performed by specialists in sanitizing facilities.

This work must be performed to make the senior centers safe for the vulnerable seniors who will be

using them. We have 35 percent of our senior population who have not been vaccinated for COVID 19 corona virus and the condition of the HVAC system alone places them at considerable risk. In addition, we will have to establish safety procedures in the facilities and train staff for appropriate implementation. We still hope to accomplish these tasks in mid to late July and begin both a phased reduction in our emergency meal delivery program and gradual transition back to

our congregate nutrition and enrichment programs at our senior centers.

We are fully aware that there are seniors who want the centers to open immediately so that they can socialize with their friends and have their lives return to a more normal mode. But the risk is too great currently. The Lewis County Senior Board, with the advice of IPAC and the Lewis County Public Health and Social Services (Health Department) has made this decision, not the Executive Director, Glen-

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Unfortunately, a few members of the community have initiated a campaign of harassment and threats directed at our Executive Director, members of the Lewis County Seniors Board and staff. At the least some of these messages have been ugly and threatening, causing great stress to the recipients. At the worst, some messages threaten criminal reprisal and are unconscionable in a civil society. This activity has gone beyond the pale and must stop. There are legal consequences for criminal behavior and those who are initiating these threats need to know that we are keeping a record and working with legal authority to protect our staff. It is time to cool down. In return we will work as expeditiously as possible to get the senior centers open.”

Commissioner Gary Stamper stated, “I continue to support the Lewis County Senior Board in maintaining and the management of the Lewis County Senior Centers.”

Olga Miller, Board member of the Lewis County Senior Centers stated, “When the COVID pandemic struck our senior's centers were suddenly closed. Glenda Forga

and the LCS staff were transitioned into senior meals preparation and delivery mode to seniors homes.

This was a logistical challenge finding and ordering disposable supplies for the weekly meals.

Seven frozen dinners per person per week. I am proud of Glenda, our Executive Director who saw this program through the closures. Critics should try walking in Glenda’s shoes this past year.” These past three months, Glenda has also endured personal loss of her sister 3 months ago, her brother 3 weeks ago and her husband Jim has been diagnosed with stage 3 bladder cancer, during this time, she only took 2 days off. Working during grieving is not an easy task.

Fred Rider, board member of the Lewis County Senior Centers stated, “Except for an extemporaneous gathering at the Rowdy Rooster, no formal request has been made by the Winlock Senior Board to open the Winlock Senior Center. Also, no members of the Winlock Senior Center Board have attended a meeting of the Lewis County Senior Board to make an official request.”

Mayor Brandon Svenson stated, “We all care a

great deal about our senior community’s health and wellness. There will always be differences of opinion regarding how best we go about this.

What’s most important here is to move forward diligently, with a positive attitude, and focus on actually sorting issues out, not tearing anyone down.

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It is important to understand how boards work, the Executive Director has zero voting rights, only the board has the right to vote. The Lewis County Commissioners have no control how the board operates and See senior Page 7

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An error was made in last week’s article “New Eastern Catholic Church has started in Winlock.”

It was stated that they meet twice a week, but they actually meet twice a month. The new parish meets twice a month at 1377 Hining Rd. in Winlock and they invite all those in the area to join them. Meetings are on the first and third Saturdays at 5:00 p.m.

Reconciliation/Repentance beforehand at 4:00 p.m.

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Wow what a week we had. From mind blowing, record breaking heat, to a sudden day of overcast skies and a 40 degree drop in temperature. Western Washington weather was all over the place. Hopefully you all were able to stay healthy and cool.

Big thanks to Lee Parsons for hosting a wonderful Freedom Rally. Lee and his family are a great asset to our little community and I personally couldn't be more grateful.

Another huge thanks goes out to Reggie and Linda Smith this week. Not to mention all the volunteers who donated time and money to help them put on another great Fourth of July event this year. Reggie puts on one of the best fireworks displays in Lewis County, if not all of southwestern Washington. Thanks a bunch Reggie.

We are all blessed for having you.

I unfortunately missed the last city council meeting.

But I hope to see you all at the next one this Thursday inside City Hall at 6:00 p.m. As a reminder meetings are held both online and in person. Masks are still required if you plan on coming to the building.

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functions, they only approve funding. The board members are appointed by the remaining board members. Nobody is selfappointed. At this time, the Winlock Senior Center does not have representation on the Lewis County Senior Board. There are open positions, but it is imperative that the person has board experience and can look at issues from 30,000 feet, not just their local senior center. The board makes decisions for all their centers, they do not make decisions for only one center.

Since March of 2020, the Lewis County Senior Center in Chehalis has been preparing meals. All employees were moved to help process the meals.

They have produced over 250,000 meals since COVID. In April, they prepared over 22,000 meals,

which is far above the number who visited the senior centers for meals before COVID-19. May was 12,040 meals. This is a huge transition for any team to make and succeed.

The Executive Director met with Lewis County Facilities group in Winlock on July 1 to facilitate the required cleaning by IMPAC. While many in Winlock are unhappy that the senior centers have not opened sooner, others have stated they would feel better about attending after more people have been immunized and things feel safer. Many have felt alone and isolated, which has been difficult, especially for our most vulnerable adults. It is the intention to get the senior centers open as soon as possible, while making it as safe as possible.

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YOU ARE COMMANDED to take this Writ and satisfy the judgment, interest, costs, and fees entered herein out of the nonexempt real property located in Lewis County, of the Defendant-Judgement Debtor, RICHARD HAROLD BURLINGAME SR. and RUBY REBECCA BURLINGAME, a married couple; and all other persons, entities, or parties unknown claiming any right, title, estate, lien, or interest in the real property described in the complaint herein, in the above-entitled action.

The amount due and owing as of May 21, 2021, is THIRTYFIVE THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED TWENTYSEVEN and 74/100ths DOLLARS ($35,827.74), with interest accruing at a rate of TEN and 55/100th’s B Y DOLLARS ($10.55) per day until satisfied.

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Defendants To: RICHARD HAROLD BURLINGAME, SR., and RUBY REBECCA BURLINGAME, a married couple; and All other persons, entities, or parties unknown claiming any right, title, estate, lien, or interest in the real property described in the complaint herein.

A writ of execution has been issued in the above-captioned case, directed to the Sheriff of Lewis County, commanding the Sheriff as follows:

Address: 111 Fourth Ave SE, Napavine, WA 98565 Parcel number: 008286-001-000 Legal Description: Lots 5, 6, and 7, Block 4, Urquhart’s Second Addition to the Town of Napavine, According to the Plat thereof recorded on October 10, 1990, under Auditor’s File Number 2002092, Records of Lewis County, Washington.

WITNESS: The Honorable James W. Lawler, Judge, of said Superior Court, and the sale of the said Court hereto affixed on May 21, 2021.

The sale date has been set for July 16, 2021. YOU MAY HAVE A RIGHT TO EXEMPT PROPERTY from the sale under statutes of this state, including sections 6.13.010, 6.13.030, 6.13.040, 6.15.010, of the Revised Code of Washington (RCW), in the manner described in those statutes.

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Class of 1971 plan 50th class reunion The first class to go to the new Mt. St. Helens High School all four years recently met to discuss their upcoming 50th class reunion. This class still holds the record for the largest class (that we know) and even continues to hold records in track. The record holders were in the day of yards, now

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Indoor seating at 50% J&G Grocery, located behind Little Crane Cafe, 360-295-3712 New hours ar 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.

“We are trying our best to keep our store stocked with the essentials."

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