Willapa Harbor Herald and Pacific County Press July 14, 2021

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The Pacific County Emergency Operations Center is open Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Please give them a call with any COVID-19 related questions.

Call (360) 875-9407 or email to info1@pacificcountyhealth.com.

Find a vaccination clinic online at www.tinyurl.com/PacCoClinics

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Cases New cases over the last 14 days: 11 Case rate per 100k over last 14 days: 50.8 Active cases: 6 Total cases since start of pandemic: 1,081 Hospitalizations New hospitalizations over the last 7 days: 0 Total hospitalizations since start of pandemic: 44 Deaths Total deaths since start of pandemic: 13

COVID-19 Delta variant quickly becoming dominant

By Karen S. Carter During the July 1 COVID forum hosted by the Pacific County Health and Human Services Department, Health Officer Dr. Steven Krager discussed COVID-19 variants.

He explained that variants are copies of viruses that have made an error in their reproductive cycle and result in a mutated version of the original vairus. It can cause the behaviour of the virus to change and crowd out the old strain.

Variants can cause major problems when they become more infectious. The example Krager gave was if the original strain can infect two people, the variant can develop to infect three people.

“If they [the viruses] can make copies of themselves inside your body quicker that is concerning because it leads to severe disease where you can become sicker quicker,” Krager said. “Your immune system wouldn’t necessarily respond quickly as the virus replicates too fast.”

The other concern with variants is that the coronavirus vaccines may not be as effective with the new strains. So far the vaccines are keeping up with the new variants, fully vaccinated people can catch the new strains but so far they are not being hospitalized.

“We are worried about places with low vaccine coverage,” said Krager. “Those are the places that this variant could really take hold and cause significant outbreaks.

The Alpha variant is still the most dominant, but Delta is going to surpass it soon.”

One car rollover on Elk Prairie Road

By GEORGE KUNKE A one-car rollover happened at approximately 2:37 Sunday afternoon on Route 6 at Elk Prairie Road on milepost 18 in Pacific County.

The cause of the accident was wheels off the roadway.

According to the Washington State Patrol, the vehicle was westbound on a curve just east of Elk Prairie Road when it went off the westbound shoulder into a ditch, then continued westbound in the ditch and rolled over. The vehicle rotated on its top and rested upside

down in the westbound lane roadway.

The driver, Gerald E. Ott, 71, Tacoma, and the passenger, Ann Ott, 58, Tacoma, were not injured but as a precautionary measure, the two were transported to Willapa Harbor Hospital.

Gerald Ott was charged with wheels off the roadway.

Drugs or alcohol were not involved, according to WSP. Seat belts were worn by both people. The vehicle involved was a red 2017 Chrysler 200 four-door and it was totaled.

Inslee declares wildfire state of emergency, limited burn ban Gov. Jay Inslee declared a statewide state of emergency last Tuesday (July 9) relating to the growing risk of wildfires, including a statewide prohibition on most outdoor and agricultural burning through September 30.

"Washington is facing a historic drought and we have already experienced record-breaking heat,” Inslee said. “We must be vigilant in our efforts to prevent wildfires, and the loss of life and destruction of land and property that comes with them. We

Photos by George Kunke

A rapid-fire 23-minute fireworks show was displayed from the Columbia River near the Columbia River Maritime Museum in downtown Astoria on the Fourth of July.

Arrests for fireworks a dud over holiday

By GEORGE KUNKE, geoakunke@gmail.com SOUTH BEND – With fireworks completely

banned in the City Limits law of the land.

“Compared to years past, of South Bend this year by Emergency Order, citizens we had very few firework pretty much followed the related complaints,” South

By Karen S. Carter For anyone who missed the fun, the Tokeland 4th of July parade was held on Saturday, July 3rd.

The parade was organized by the TokelandNorth Cove Chamber of Commerce and welcomed around 1,200 onlookers.

Bob Merrill was declared Grand Marshal and has chaired the parade efforts for over a decade.

There were only 40 officially registered participants, but about 150 people took part in the parade.

Many long-time Tokeland residents said this year’s parade was the biggest one Photo by Van Adam Davis, www.vadavidsphoto.com Raymond American Legion steps out this year during the 4th of July parade in Tokeland. yet.

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Participants can start getting entries to fair

By GEORGE KUNKE, geoakunke@gmail.com MENLO – The 125th edition of the Pacific County Fair runs from August 26 through August 28 with gates open from 10 am to 9 pm at the fairgrounds in Menlo. This year's fair is the 100th in the town of Menlo.

General admission prices are Adult (Daily 18 and over) $7; Senior Citizen (60 and over) $5; Students

(1st-12th grades) $5; Preschoolers, Free; Nursing Home Residents, Free; Free Senior Citizen and Veterans Day at Fair is Friday August 25th; Free Kids Day at the fair (12 and under is Saturday, August 28th.

Below are important dates for fair enthusiasts.

August 2: All animal paper entries due Open/4H and FFA. Exhibitors must

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Photo by Sally Kunke Rabbits are always a favorite for kids at the Pacific County Fair which opens next month in Menlo.

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Tokeland celebrates the 4th with a parade

don’t want a repeat of recent years with dangerous wildfires across the state that have destroyed towns, killed livestock and resulted in weeks of unhealthy air quality. I urge everyone to do their part to help protect our beautiful state and all our communities.”

“We have seen a recordbreaking number of fires for this early in the summer,” said Commissioner of Public Lands Hilary Photo by George Kunke Franz. “Extreme drought The Dollar General in South Bend could open today or as late as next week, according to store ofconditions leave commu- ficials. A truck was in the process of being unloaded Monday morning. Another truck is being prepared nities across our state at to arrive to fill the shelves before the store can open its doors. A dozen workers were working in the See wildfire Page A4

Bend Police Chief Lucas Stigall told the Herald Friday. “Fortunately we did

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By GEORGE KUNKE SOUTH BEND – The new dollar general store in South Bend could be open this week if the two remaining shipments arrive and everything goes as planned – that's according to Westport Dollar General Acting Manager John Markgraff, who spoke to the Herald Monday morning.

“According to our District Manager Julia King, we're looking at Wednesday (today), or as late as Saturday,” Markgraff said.

“If things don't fall into See General Page A3

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Education South Bend Semester 4 Honor Roll

Wednesday July 14, 2021

Raymond Schools Foundation to award Dolores Soule Scholarships

Raymond Schools Foundation will be awarding Dolores Soule Scholarships to Raymond graduates. The Scholarships will be awarded to students with junior/senior status at a college or university, and to graduates who have earned a bachelor degree and are pursuing a postgraduate study program.

Applications can be found on the Raymond School District site at raymondk12.org. (From Home Page, applicants should go to Menu, Our District, Raymond Schools Foundation, Scholarships and Funds and then Dolores Soule Scholarship).

Applications for scholarships must be completed online by 11:59 p. m., July 26.

An OFFICIAL transcript must be received by 11:59 p. m., July 26. Mail transcript to Raymond Schools Foundation, P. O. Box 345, Raymond, WA. 98577. Transcripts can sometimes take a few weeks to process. Applicants should request a transcript as soon as possible.

Questions can be directed to Vicki Halpin at 360-9425230.

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turn their registration forms into the FFA Advisor no later than August 1.

August 22, 10 am-7 pm: Fair Entry Day – Open Class Sewing/Needlework/ Quilts; Baking/Canning/ Foods; Art Work/Wood Working/Metal Work; Hobbies. Sunday will be the entry day now for most exhibits including foods, baking etc.

August 24, 10 am-7 pm: Fair Entry Day for vegetables, fruits, grains and honey ney are entered today. Print off your entry forms online.

August 25: Fair Entry Day – Animal Vet Check for sheep, goats, horses, beef, swine, dairy, dairy poultry. The actual times for specific animals will be

announced.

August 26 10 am-7 pm: Fair Entry Day – Floral Exhibits. All flowers, flower arrangements are entered in the Vegetable/Floral/4-H building. Print off your entry.

The Pacific County Fair Manager is Bill Monohon (bmonohon@co.pacific. wa.us). For more information about the fair, the mailing address for the fair office is PO Box 142, Menlo, Wash., 98561, and the phone number is 360942-3713.

The fairgrounds is located six miles east of Raymond on State Route 6 on 5 Fair lane across from Willapa Valley HS/MS. Go to the fair's website (pacificcountyfair.com)

By The HERALD and Staff Reports SOUTH BEND – Below is the South Bend HS/MS Honor Roll for Semester 4. The honor roll consists of students with a 3.2 to 4.00 grade point average. * indicates a perfect 4.0 GPA. Honorable mention are students with GPS's in the 3.00 to 3.199 range. The Herald congratulates all the students.

Grade 12: *Gabriel Ogren, Moises Jauregui, Jackeline Delgado, Eduardo Rodrigues, Stephanie Campos, Beau Wiss, James Hardy, Zaira Medina, Ezequiel Viveros.

Honorable Mention: Gabriella Ramirez, Deisy Flores Ramos, Hunter Clements, Shelby Chen.

Grade 11: *Dayna Estle, *Lesly Puga, *Kyle Strozyk, Reece Williams, Aiden Zeigler, Aaliah Duenas, Hannah Jewell, Suzanna Cruz, Esteban Morales, Ole Olsen, Brooklynne Johnson, Blakeli Jerles, Hayden Perkins.

Honorable Mention: Alexis Walker.

Grade 10: *Elli Capps, *Clara Green, *Makaylee Kuiken, *Raydynn Morley, *Kayanna Perkins, *Justin Yi, Tyler Reidinger, Micaela Viveros, Oscar Juarez, Zuleydi Tolentino, Abigail Harmer, Claudia Quiroz Bucio,

to obtain 4-H information (Release Form, Animal Entry Form, Expressive Arts – Cloverbuds Form, and Expressive Arts Form); FFA information (Basic Form, Animal Form, Poultry Form, and Premium Book); and Open Class (Open Class Entry Form, Open Class Horse Entry Form, Open Class Poultry Entry Form, and Open Class Non-Animal Entry Form).

If you would like to volunteer at the fair, contact the fair office.

Because of the effects of the coronavirus pandemic, in all likelihood there will not be a carnival and to date only three musical acts have been booked.

More Fun to Come Also of interest, the Willapa Harbor Festival runs August 7-8. This year's festival will be conducted at the Raymond Riverfront Park, which is a new location for the event. Featured entertainment includes the Car Show, Music in the Park, vendors, good food, the Kids Train, a softball tournament, beer garden, fountain in the street, an open mic, and other events.

The Come & Play on Labor Day Festival in South Bend is September 3, 4, 5 and 6. The theme for the event is Happy Days are Here Again.

The Grays Harbor County Fair in Elma runs from August 4-8.

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Jordan Posada, Irvin Ramirez, Susana Silva-Diaz, Jaime Medina, Ronnie Johnson, Brandon Vongmixay, Lola Moseley. Honorable Mention: Ethan Williams, Ashlyn Black, Aaron Boss, Raven Frank, Andrea Hernandez, Daniel Jewell, Maria Lopez.

Grade 9: *Marline Jimenez, Lily Johnson, Levanda Olsen, Branson Williams, Brittney Yi, Mackenzie Kuiken, Avante Williams, Jessica Huglen, Kendall Harriman.

Honorable Mention: Sam Cone, Ferrill Johnson, Lissette Jacobo, Robert Stigall.

Grade 8: *Ariana Arriaga Diaz, *Seth Goodin, *Summer Stigall, *Jaron Xayabandith, Berklee Morley, Ahtziry Leon-Martinez, Brian Moraramos, Isai Rojas, Cristina Bucio. Honorable Mention: Jaylee Capps.

Grade 7: *Bobby Douglas, *Milan May, Rueben Gonzalez, Macy Nelson, Rubi Ramirez, Frida Romo Mena, Annaleese LaRue, Ava Pine-Isaksen, Carson Ridderbush, Adrian Stanley, Damaris Zeferino, Bryan Benitez-Camacho, Rubi Jimenez, Kingston Maneman, Teounna Yong, Enzo Bork. Honorable Mention: Alexander Posada, Orion Sherman, Alex Johnson, Jaxxon Raska.

Note: The honor roll is courtesy of South Bend Junior/ Senior High Secretary Susie Williams.

Local student graduated from Gonzaga University

Angelica Vazquez Meliton from Raymond graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry from Gonzaga University. She participated in graduation exercises during their commencement ceremony that was held on Sunday, May 9, 2021.

HomeTownDebate.com Kiwanis Youth Law Enforcement Career Camp cancelled this year

OLYMPIA - Due to the ongoing health crisis involving the Coronavirus and the lack of space available at the Washington State Patrol Academy in Shelton, the Kiwanis Youth Law Enforcement Camp Board has made the difficult decision to cancel our 2021 camp.

Applications for next year’s camp will be accepted in early 2022 and those students who are expected to graduate from high school in 2021 will be given priority for this camp. Please visit our website at wsp.wa.gov early in next year for more information.

Good Sports of the Week

Gabriel Ogren, SBHS

Stephanie Campos Garcia, SBHS

Eduardo Rodrigues, SBHS

Congratulations to SBHS graduate Gabriel Ogren, an honor roll student who posted a perfect 4.0 grade point average during his last semester.

Congratulations to SBHS graduate Stephanie Campos Garcia for earning honor roll status during Semester 4 during her senior year.

Congratulations to SBHS graduate Eduardo Rodrigues for earning honor roll status during Semester 4 during his senior year.

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Public Notice • Public Notice • Public Notice • Public Notice • Public Notice • Public Notice • Public Notice • Public Notice Legal Public Notice SOUTH BEND SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 118 PACIFIC COUNTY, WASHINGTON NOTICE OF MEETING TO ADOPT 2021-22 BUDGET, 2020-21 BUDGET EXTENSIONS AND CONDUCT PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant to RCW 28A.505.050 and RCW 28A.505.060, that the Board of Directors (the “Board”) of South Bend School District No. 118, Pacific County, Washington (the “District”) will hold a regular meeting on July 22, 2021, commencing at 6:30 pm in the South Bend School District Library located at 400 E First Street, South Bend, Washington. The meeting is called for

the purpose of fixing and adopting the budget of the District for the ensuing 2021-22 fiscal year. Prior to adoption of the 2021-22 budget, the Board will hold a hearing on July 22, 2021 at 6:00 pm in the South Bend School District Library for the purpose of receiving comments from the public on the 2021-22 budget. After this hearing, the board will conduct a hearing to approve the General Fund and Transportation Vehicle Fund Budget Extensions for the 2020-21 school year due to an increase of revenue and expenditure levels. These increases are due to unexpected revenues and expenditures not known at the time the budget was prepared. Any person may appear at the hearings and be heard for or against any part of the 2021-22 budget, the four year budget plan, any proposed changes to uses of enrichment funding under RCW 28A.505.240 (aka the Maintenance and Operations Levy) and the 2020-21 budget extensions. Upon conclusion of the

hearing, the Board shall fix and determine the appropriation from each fund contained in the 2021-22 budget and shall, by resolution, adopt the 2021-22 budget, the four year budget plan summary, the four-year enrollment projection and 2020-21 budget extensions. 2021-22 budget information is available on the District website www.southbendschools.org or may be obtained by contacting the South Bend School District Office at (360) 875-6041.

SOUTH BEND SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 118 PACIFIC COUNTY, WASHINGTON Jon Tienhaara, Superintendent and Secretary to the Board of Directors

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envelope and mailed or delivered to the South Bend School District, Administrative Office, 405 E. First St., (PO Box 437) South Bend, Washington 98586 prior to bid opening at CALL FOR BIDS the South Bend Superintendent’s Office at 1:00 PM, July 20, 2021. Bids will be awarded at the regular Board meeting on Notice is hereby given that South Bend School District No. July 22, 2021. The Board reserves the right to reject any or 118, South Bend, Washington is calling for bids on milk, all bids, waive any bidding informalities or accept any bids bakery goods, meat, commodities, and fuel (unleaded/diesel/ appearing to serve the best interest of the District. propane) to be provided during the 2021-2022 school year.

The South Bend School District participates in the National School Lunch Program and School Breakfast Program and Fuel bids will be accepted for delivery of approximately is required to use the nonprofit food service funds, to the 6,200 gallons of UNLEADED GASOLINE provided at a maximum extent practicable, to buy domestic commodities keylock facility, delivery of approximately 5,000 gallons of or products for Program meals. A ‘domestic commodity or PROPANE to the school facility at South Bend, Washington, product’ is defined as on that is either produced in the U.S. and/or approximately 8,000 gallons of DIESEL, which or is processed in the U.S. substantially using agricultural includes heating oil to be delivered to the school facility commodities that are produced in the U.S. as provided and tax-exempt diesel to be provided at a keylock facility. in 7 CFR 210.21(d). The Bidder assures the South Bend Bidders must give the South Bend School direct assurance School that its agency/labor union will comply with all in writing that the fuel allotment will be provided during state and federal guidelines and/or regulations. Therefore, an energy crisis and follow bid specifications. All bids are all applicants seeking employment opportunities and all to be individually sealed and marked “BID ONLY” on the contracts for goods and services will be considered and

will not be discriminated against on the basis of sex, race, creed, religion, color, national origin, age, veteran or military status, sexual orientation, gender expression or identity, disability, or the use of a trained dog guide or service animal and provides equal access to the Boy Scouts and other designated youth groups. Inquiries regarding compliance and/or grievance procedures may be directed to the school district’s Title IX/ RCW 28A64 Coordinator, Section 504/ADA Coordinator and/or Civil Rights Compliance Coordinator, 405 E. First Street, PO Box 437, South Bend, WA 98586 (360) 875-6041.

By Order of the Board of Directors of South Bend School this 17th day of June 2021.

Jon Tienhaara, Secretary Board of Directors District No. 118 South Bend, Washington

(PUBLISH: JULY 7 and 14, 2021)

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Consumer Alert: Beware of scams related to Washington’s COVID vaccine lottery program Winners will have 72 hours from their initial contact Lottery officials will never ask for bank information, to claim a prize, allowing time for Washingtonians who Social Security number over the phone receive a call, text, email or voicemail to verify that it OLYMPIA — The Attorney General’s Office and came from the Lottery.

How to identify potential scams Washington’s Lottery are urging Washingtonians to Washingtonians should always be on alert for signs be wary of potential scams associated with the state’s “Shot of a Lifetime” lottery for vaccinated Washing- that a call, email or text might be a scam, and not a legitimate contact from the Lottery. Some things to look tonians.

The program’s drawings will be held on Tuesdays out for include: • A call or text purporting to be from the Lottery that through July 13, and feature $250,000 and $1 million comes from an out-of-state number. Calls will come cash prizes, sporting event tickets, technology and from state-owned phones with either 253 or 564 area tuition credits, among other incentives. Vaccinated codes, both from Western Washington. individuals who are in the state’s Immunization In• A caller who can’t or won’t answer detailed questions formation System are automatically entered into the about the program. drawings.

• A caller who is rude or pushy, and demands personal The primary method the Lottery will use to contact information right away. drawing winners is by phone, but representatives with • A caller who demands your Social Security number the Lottery will never ask for bank account informaor banking information over the phone as a condition tion or Social Security numbers over the phone. The to claim your prize.

Lottery may also contact some winners by email or, • A caller who says you must first pay a fee to claim as a final method of outreach, text message. If you are your prize. wary of a call, voicemail, email or text that purports • Any email prize notification that does not come from to be from the Lottery, contact Washington’s Lottery “@doh.wa.gov.” Official prize notification emails directly at 360-810-2888 to verify that they are a Lotrelated to “Shot of a Lifetime” will come from a tery representative.

Washington Department of Health email address endThe Lottery has received some reports of callers ing in “@doh.wa.gov.” Be wary of any email prize attempting to use the program to scam Washingtonotification that comes from a personal email address nians. or one that mimics a state government agency.

How will “Shot of a Lifetime” winners be con• An email that requires you to click on a link or open tacted? an attachment — do not click on links or attachments, The Lottery will primarily contact drawing winners they can be malicious. by phone, but will use whatever contact information • A call, email or text informing you of your COVID is listed in the state’s Immunization Information SysLottery winnings even though you know you have tem, which may include email. The Lottery may also not been immunized. use text messages as a final method of contact. When If you are unsure if the call you receive is legitimate, calling, if the drawing winner does not pick up, the Lottery official will clearly identify themselves, leave don’t be afraid to ask questions and don’t give out any a detailed message with clear information about the personal information unless you are satisfied the caller nature of the call and will include information about a is from the Lottery. If people have questions about any date and time by which they must receive a call-back call, email or text they receive from someone purporting to be from the Lottery, they can contact the Washington in order to validate them as a winner.

Lottery officials will ask to confirm contact infor- Lottery directly at 360-810-2888.

If you believe you have fallen victim to a scam, or mation, including home address and email, so they can send an official prize claim form to the winner. other unfair or deceptive business practice, file a comHowever, they will never request personal information plaint with the Attorney General’s Office at atg.wa.gov/ like a Social Security number, mother’s maiden name file-complaint or by calling 1-800-551-4636. or bank account information over the phone.

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place, it may possibly be next week.

She does not have a clear date. We just don't know for sure.

“We're waiting for a couple of shipments to come in,” Markgraff said. “We're waiting on one of our corporate vendors.

“I can't wait for it to open,” Markgraff added. “It's a completely different kind of store. Dollar Generals are like a smaller Walmart. We have a lot of different deals than most stores.

We will actually start selling Halloween and Thanksgiving in a couple of weeks.”

Other Dollar General locations near Pacific County include Westport, Ocean Shores, Oakville and McCleary. Markgraff said there also plans to be more Dollar General stores in the nearby areas in the future, “There will also be a Dollar General in Ocean City or Long Beach, and in Pe Ell.” South Bend's Dollar General has a wider setup than the store in Westport.

“The Oakville location is like the South Bend one,” Markgraff noted.

“It's wider-than-longer. Westport is

longer-than-wider than the one in South Bend.”

The store manager of the South Bend Dollar General is Jennifer Hall, who has 25 years of retail experience.

The South Bend store will not carry fresh vegetables, according to Hall. “We'll carry cooler stuff...dairy, deli, cold drinks. Everyday items.”

Dollar General in South Bend is located on Robert Bush Drive East (Hwy. 101), across the roadway from Chen's Restaurant & Motel.

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Columbia Pacific Heritage Museum reopened After a prolonged closure due to COVID-19 regulations and completion of a large remodel, the Columbia Pacific Heritage Museum reopened to the public on July 7, 2021. “We are beyond excited to open our doors once again to the community and visitors,” and Executive Director Madeline Moore. “We have put in a lot of work over the last 9 months to ensure that visitors will have new and fresh exhibits to check out when they come visit.”

Since the museum’s original closure in March 2020, a new roof was installed thanks to state funding. After collecting on an insurance claim from storm damage, three galleries received new flooring, the large village gallery has a fresh coat of paint and a new floorplan.

The Chinook Gallery, Resource Gallery, Village Gallery, and Life Saving Gallery all have refreshed and new exhibits. The special exhibit gallery will feature the show Black & White and Read All Over: Local Photographs and the Stories They Tell, a collection of history tidbits that museum staff researched and shared via social media during the last year. The special exhibit will run from July 7 to September 11.

Thanks to donations from museum members and the Port of Ilwaco, the museum will be free to all visitors through the end of 2021, except for special events.

CPHM will follow all state and CDC guidelines as the pandemic progresses and upon reopening, masks will be required for all visitors regardless of vaccination status. “Many of our visitors and volunteers are highrisk and we want to continue to keep them healthy,” said Moore. “We will continue to wear masks as we See museum Page B2

Public Notice • Public Notice Legal Public Notice Request for Proposals The Shoalwater Bay Indian Tribe is seeking the services of an experience(d) contractor for the Ghost Dike Mitigation Project on land owned by the Shoalwater Bay Indian Tribe reservation located in Pacific County, Washington. The successful bidder will furnish all required materials, supplies, equipment, tools, and personnel to perform necessary labor for the project as detailed by the plans and specifications in the RFP. Please see the Request for Proposal tab on our webpage for information on proposal submittal requirements. www.shoalwaterbay-nsn.gov Publish: July 7, 14, 21 and 28, 2021

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FOR INFORMATION ONLY IN ACCORDANCE WITH RCW 42.30.080 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Willapa Harbor Hospital Board of Commissioners will hold their regular monthly meeting on Tuesday, July 27, 2021 at 5:30 pm in the hospital’s Cedar Conference Room.

Publish: July 14, 2021

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-Garage SaleMulti-family Garage Sale Saturday & Sunday, 8-2 2510 South Fork Rd., Raymond Just past golf course

-Help WantedPart-time Custodian Wanted to work weekends: Sat & Sun, 4 hours/day. Perfect for semi-retired individual. Starting $17-$18/hour, DOE. Winlock area. Call or text Jeff at 360349-0789.

Lewis PUD – Payroll and Human Resources Specialist Join a dynamic electric utility and become part of a progressive team.

The Payroll and HR Specialist manages and maintains accurate and timely payroll and HR records and reports; processes payroll in compliance with government regulations, District policies, and the District Collective Bargaining Agreement; provides employee customer service, and general administrative support for the HR Department all while maintaining the ability to communicate and work with diverse personalities in a positive and respectful manner.

Lewis PUD is an Equal Opportunity Employer, and all qualified candidates are encouraged to apply. For a complete listing of job requirements and how to apply visit: www.lcpud.org

Full-time Maintenance Worker is needed on day shift.

Must have general knowledge of painting, carpentry, grounds keeping, simple electrical repairs and other areas of maintenance. Some computer skills required. For application go to www.willapaharborhospital. com or contact Dustie Franks at dfranks@willapa.net. EOE.

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Full-Time Patient Account Representative needed. Knowledge of an automated billing system is preferred. Duties will include reports, selfpay, refunds, insurance billing and other duties as assigned. For an application, please contact Dustie Franks at dfranks@ willapa.net or go to www. willapaharborhospital. com. EOE. Bookkeeper Wanted Crisis Support Network, a 501-C3, is looking to fill a fulltime bookkeeping position.

Must maintain agency financial records, prepare contract billing and accounts receivable/ payable, assist in ensuring grant compliance, inform budget preparation, and prepare monthly payroll. QuickBooks experience required.

Knowledge of non-profits a plus. Must pass background check. For application, email: director@crisis-support.org or call 360-875-6702.

Drivers, cook, and counter help needed.

Various shifts are available.

Apply in person: Big Nicks Pizza & Pasta, 706 Willapa Place, Raymond. MondaySunday, 11am-5pm.

Interim Theater/Property Manager Position The City of Raymond is seeking an energetic and community oriented parttime Interim Manager for the Raymond Theatre/Theatre Apartments/Community Center

-Help WantedRestaurant for approximately three to six months. The Manager will plan, schedule and market events, coordinate volunteers, promote the Theatre in the community and oversee the overall operation and maintenance of the facility. Applicants should possess communication, computer, social media and personal relations skills. Pay is negotiable. Applications are available at Raymond City Hall, 230 Second Street, Raymond, WA. or on our website at www. cityofraymond.com . Please submit a letter of interest, resume and application by July 30, 2021, at 4:00 PM. The City of Raymond is an EOE. NOTICE OF EXAMINATION Entry and Lateral (Experienced) Level Police Officer Applications are now being accepted by the Raymond Civil Service Commission for testing to establish an eligibility list for an anticipated opening for an entry and/or lateral level police officer position. The closing deadline for accepting applications is July 23, 2021 at 4:00 p.m. To obtain an application packet, contact the Secretary/Chief Examiner at Raymond City Hall, 230 Second Street, Raymond, WA 98577, or go to www.cityofraymond.com or call (360) 942-4105.

Shoalwater Bay Indian Tribe Seeks Office Support for Tribal Clinic.

Flexible with daily duties. EPIC proficiency preferred.

Open until filled. See our webpage for further i n f o r m a t i o n . w w w. shoalwaterbay-nsn.gov

-Help WantedShoalwater Bay Indian Tribe Seeks Assistant Grant Accountant to assist with grant program reporting, grant files, and grant compliance.

Open until filled. See our webpage for further information. www.shoalwaterbaynsn.gov

-Rummage SaleHuge Parish Rummage Sale

July 16 & 17 9:00 am - 5:00 pm July 18 10:00 am - 5:00 pm St. Francis Xavier 139 Spencer Road Toledo

-Wanted To RentLooking for 1-2 bedroom home to rent. Yard preferred.

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Public Notice • Public Notice Legal Public Notice City of Raymond The City of Raymond is seeking a Sanitation Worker to be responsible for solid waste collection within the City Limits. The position may also involve a variety of additional assignments within the Public Works Department. Applicants must possess a valid Commercial Driver’s License (CDL).

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2:26 p.m. Fraud. Reporting party said he got scammed. Received a phone call from “Apple”, talked to an Indian male wanting him to buy gift cards. He bought the gift cards and RiteAid told him it’s a scam. Reporting party gave them his credit card information.

4:36 p.m. Burglary. Saw reporting party go to work and another pulled out of reporting party’s driveway and went to another driveway. Reporting party believes his girlfriend and two sons and a 10 or 11-year-old daughter stole food that was in a freezer in garage, 20-30 lbs. of meat.

7:15 p.m. Traffic Violation. Was driving through Monohon Landing Road, as he was going through a 4-wheeler came out and started driving “cookies” and sprayed his vehicle with rocks. Ward Creek area property with camper, “really ugly.”

Menlo. A truck or something hit a line and it is hanging low, it will be hit by another vehicle if one drives by, there is damage and the pole has been damaged and moved.

1:15 p.m. Escape. Eighteen-year-old male ran away from DNR crew

by Radar lakes, wearing red shirt or sweatshirt, suspenders and jeans, high top boots. Officer advised subject has black hair, 5’ 10”, 160lbs., in for residential burglary and theft 3rd.

8:24 p.m. Civil Dispute. A lady was pounding on her door and harassing reporting party. She was a former employee of reporting party’s. She has harassed her by text messages and has came to the house.

8:36 p.m. Suspicious Person/Circumstance.

There is a man walking up the street screaming and hitting pavement with his fist. There is a lady walking with him. He is tall with dark hair.

to come down and he ran and hid. No description of male. Reporting party said sister has since left.

Camo coat unknown other clothing.

5:48 p.m. Citizen Assist, Raymond. Uncle is there.

He is high and is not supposed to be high and not supposed to be there when he is high.

5:54 p.m. Mental Subject.

Young female, walking, 18ish, blonde hair, no shoes. Looks very lost, wearing bathrobe open in front with blue jeans.

6:23 p.m. Violation of Court Order, Raymond.

Subject called on Tuesday about domestic violence.

Reporting party wants to know when the court date is and what the next step is.

Girlfriend came to house today and took Internet router. Now reporting party has no Internet.

10:13 p.m. Suspicious Person/Circumstance.

Reporting party is not with subjects. Reporting party’s grandson got sprayed in the face with pepper spray. Doesn’t know the address…it is a drug house.

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8:55 p.m. Suspicious Person/Circumstance.

Female just walked into reporting party’s house, she rang doorbell first, then just walked in, said she was looking for someone. Subject left and she went into a different house.

Medium height, dark hair, riding a bike, is in the garage at the house…

The following individu- mischief, second degree in danger of catching fire. fires that occurred in WashTrailer has been there for not have to cite anyone for Bend. als were booked into Pa- criminal trespassing ington.

2020 Fireworks violating the emergency 5/5/21 Walter L. Mitch- weeks. cific County Jail for the There were 237 injuries Incident Data 5/3/21 9:03 a.m. Caller order banning fireworks. ell Jr. - Resisting arrest, charges listed: Statewide, last year reported; down nearly 12 “We were able to edufirst degree burglary, sec- said that a 300 lb pig was run& services fast in thening Pacifi c County Business your ad State by calling 360-875-6805. down Sandridge Press Rd. from 2019. There the Washington Fire percent cate people Directory. and gain com-Place degree assault 4 / 2Locate 6 / 2 1 S tproducts a n l e y J . ond 6/16/19 5/6/21 11:52 a.m.

Report- pliance through education Marshal’s Office received were a total of 88 injuries 5/7/21 Colton J. Rice Woods - Possession of depictions of a minor en- - Possession of drug para- ing party’s friend’s llama got of the emergency order,” 597 reports of fireworks- due to someone being hit & Hospice Roofi out. Unknown where itQuilting went Stigall added. “Most people related incidents reported gagedHome, in sexuallyHealth, explicit phernalia byng fireworks and/or debris 5/10/21 Lisa M. Boggs in the Long Beach area. conduct were very receptive and by hospitals, clinics, and with 109 injuries classified 5/10/21 8:02 a.m. Caller Round It Up 4 / 3 0 / 2 1 D aHOME m o n D HEALTH . - DUI & HOSPICE HARBORS fire agencies. Of the 597 as burns. A total of 360 understanding.” advised that her neighbor was Townsend - Possession of incidents reported through fires were reported due to Chief Stigall added throwing fireworks at birdsQuilting Fabric Police Calls controlled substance with the National Fire Incident fireworks use, resulting in Monday morning that there “Excellent Care In the 4/27/21 3:10 p.m. Caller and cats. intent to manufacture 488 State Route 6 Reporting System, there a loss of $1,307,884. A9 was “nothing significant” 6/14/19in her flower 5/14/21 11:56 p.m.

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10:05 a.m. Suspicious Person/Circumstance.

Male tried door handle to business, is now going around trying doors on other buildings in area.

Last seen wearing a black backpack, shorter, brown hair, boots, possibly trash bags on outside of boots, last seen headed toward street where Maneman Electric is located.

10:41 a.m. Wanted Person. Subject is walking down the road with bright orange shirt on, all twacked out. Subject has multiple warrants.

12:14 p.m. Agency Assistance, Raymond. Son possibly over-dosed on heroin.

3:13 p.m. DUI. Dark blue Subaru with bicycle on back, going 35 mph and swerving all over.

4:37 p.m. Accident. Vehicle flew over the road into a field. Male subject looks intoxicated. Vehicle is a Volkswagen convertible.

8:15 p.m. Citizen Assist, Raymond. Officer is enroute to citizen assist, possible animal neglect at this address.

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12:02 a.m. Suspicious Person/Circumstance, Raymond. Subject doesn’t want to tell dispatch what is going on, said that he has a problem, they share an ex-girl, and he doesn’t have any business there, when

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Gray Chevrolet dually truck with trailer losing garbage, unknown direction, last seen at bridge.

1:32 p.m. Disorderly Conduct. Clinic director has a client that is uncontrollable, needs assistance, screaming, yelling, hitting signs, is withdrawing now.

3:53 p.m. Vehicle Theft.

2013 Harley Davidson wide glide motorcycle stolen out of driveway, black with orange flames on tank, taken between 10:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. while reporting party was at work. One possible suspect. Subject been a guest at reporting party’s house yesterday and may have taken other set of keys.

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Willapa Harbor Herald Pacific County Press

Wednesday July 14, 2021

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Obituaries In Loving Memory of

Ronald James Anderson

Ron was called home by our heavenly Father on June 21, 2021 in Seattle at Kindred Hospital following a long illness. He was born on January 7, 1959 in Seattle, to Ed and Shirley (Diamond) Anderson.

Ron’s early childhood was spent in PeEll, WA, where he was affectionately called Ronnie by family and friends. So many of his favorite memories were growing up in PeEII, playing with Ronald James Anderson neighborhood friends and cousins. He especially enjoyed playing Bingo at the City Hall and spending time at the family store (Milanowski’s) on Main Street. He also loved spending time with Grandpa Wallace “High-Ball” and Grandma Flossie Anderson in Doty.

The family moved to Lebam in 1972. He loved the outdoors, fishing, hunting and riding his motorcycle. Then cruising all over town in his green Comet with the jackedup rear end with the “tunes” blasting. Ron graduated from Willapa Valley High School in 1977. He worked at several places following graduation, but the most memorable was the Seafood Cannery in South Bend. The country boy had lots of stories of driving the delivery truck to California!

Ron moved, as he would say, from the Coast to the Eastside around 1985,living in George and Royal City. He was a chemical fertilizer mixer and truck driver for Sun Royal, which became Wolfkill, then Cenex.

He married Cheryl Huss on February 14, 1986. Together they raised her children, Dennis and Jennifer VanDyken.

Ron loved them as his own and was so proud of them. They divorced in 2000.

Ron married Phyllis Church on August 18th, 2001. They lived in Moses Lake until moving back home to the coast in November 2020.

Ron was preceded in death by his paternal grandparents, Wallace and Flossie Anderson; maternal grandparents Barney and Agnes Diamond; his Dad, Ed Anderson, many special Aunts, Uncles and cousins. He is survived by his wife, Phyllis; mother Shirley Anderson; sister Linda (Shawn) Spears; sister Stacy (John) Kaech; nephews Johnathan and Nickolas Kaech; step-children Dennis VanDyken, Jennifer VanDyken, Jamie Church, Rachel Church (Vinny) and grand-daughter Celina; 6 grandchildren from the Eastside and many cousins. He was a dog lover his whole life and adored his special Siggy who was always by his side.

Ron was looking forward to crabbing, clam digging and fishing after moving home. He always had music in his soul and enjoyed listening to his “tunes” especially the oldies. He loved visiting with family and friends and his laugh was unforgettable. Ron was deeply spiritual, loved with all his heart and never left anything unsaid. May we all be so blessed.

He was cremated thru Stoller’s Mortuary in Raymond, WA. In lieu of flowers, you may send donations in his memory to Willapa Harbor Helping Hands at PO Box 597, South Bend, WA 98586.

A Celebration of Ron’s Life will be held on Sunday, July 25th from 1pm to 4pm at the PeEll VFW Hall on 411 1st Street. A luncheon will be provided. Ron was a Seahawks fanatic, so wear your Hawks gear!

Ron and our family adopted our Uncle Errol Anderson’s phrase. So instead of goodbye, Ron would say....”See you down the trail.”

In Loving Memory of Raymond Arnold Shotwell

Raymond (Ray) Arnold Shotwell, age 26, was born in Tacoma, Washington, May 31, 1995, and died June 17, 2021 in Nemah, Washington. Ray and his twin brother, Tom, were raised in the North Nemah River Valley where his family owns and operates an oyster business. Growing up, Ray worked with his family on the oyster farm, and he became an avid hunter and fisherman. He graduated Raymond Arnold Shotwell from Naselle High School in 2013. Four years later, he graduated with highest honors from Montana State University with a Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering.

Following his graduation, Ray returned to North Nemah to work in the family oyster business where his reliable and strong work ethic became a blessing to his parents. Ray will be remembered as a man of few words. He was smart and a keen observer. It was always a challenge for family members to best Ray in the traditional holiday games played each year. He is loved, and he will be missed.

Ray is preceded in death by his grandmother, Genevieve Shotwell, grandfather, Arnold Shotwell, and his aunt, Nancy.

He is survived by his parents, Steve and Andi Shotwell, and his brother, Tom Shotwell, his grandparents Ray and Lynne Anders, his aunts Sue Shotwell, Patti Van Osdol, Carlene Anders, Robin Anders, and his uncles and cousins.

Ray’s parents wish to extend their gratitude to family, friends and community for their support.

Memorial services will be held on Sunday, July 18th, 2021, at 3:00 P.M. at the Nemah Community Center, in Nemah, WA. 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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Clamshell Railroad Days this July 17 and 18

Clamshell Railroad Days, an annual celebration of model trains and local train history, is back at the Columbia Pacific Heritage Museum July 17 and 18. The event will run from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. both days and will feature model train layouts from a number of regional train clubs.

Layouts on display will include N and Z-scale, On30, HO and a perennial favorite, Dean and Donna Mead’s LEGO Train. CPHM’s historic Railcar NAHCOTTA will be open for viewing Saturday and Sunday from 10:00 a.m. to Noon and 2:00 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. A train themed story time for kids will be held in the NAHCOTTA at 1:00 p.m. both days.

In partnership with Ilwaco Timberland Library, “take and make” craft kits will also be available for kids at the museum and at the library until supplies run out.

Admission is $5 for both days and includes a commemorative button. Children under 12 are free. Proceeds go to supporting museum operations. Masks will be required for all visitors ages 5 and up.

Housing Opportunities receives 42 new Emergency Housing Vouchers

Housing Opportunities of Southwest Washington (HOSWWA) is pleased to announce an award from the U.S. Department of Housing (HUD) of 42 Vouchers to assist individuals and families that are homeless; at risk of homelessness; fleeing or attempting to flee a domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, stalking or human trafficking situation; or recently homeless and for whom providing rental assistance will prevent the family’s homelessness or having substantial risk of housing instability. This award will enable HOSWWA to provide critical assistance in our 4-County jurisdiction during this time of economic instability. HOSWWA will establish partnerships with the Coordinated Entry of Cowlitz, Lewis, Pacific, and Wahkiakum Counties.

Housing Opportunities is grateful to funds provided by the American Rescue Plan Act.

Blood donors needed While donors across the country have rolled up a sleeve to give this summer, the American Red Cross continues to experience a severe blood shortage. Donors are needed now to ensure blood is available for patients in need of lifesaving care this month.

As a thank you, all who come to give July 7-31 will receive a $10 Amazon.com Gift Card via email and will also receive automatic entry for a chance to win gas for a year (a $5,000 value).

Additionally, all who come to donate throughout the entire month of July will be automatically entered for a chance to win a trip for four to Cedar Point or Knott’s Berry Farm.

On US 101

Hoquiam roadway surface, sidewalk project complete

HOQUIAM – Work to improve sidewalk access and provide a smoother ride to nearly four miles of US 101 in downtown Hoquiam is complete. Contractor crews for the Washington State Department of Transportation removed the last signs and equipment last Thursday.

In addition to the sidewalk and roadway surface improvements, crews replaced worn expansion joints on the eastbound US 101 Simpson Avenue Bridge.

“This stretch of highway had not seen resurfacing work in 20 years,” said WSDOT Project Engineer Karen Boone. “This work extends the life of the highway while reducing the need for costly emergency repairs.”

Construction began in February 2020. This $7.6 million project was completed on time and on budget.

Death Notices

Briefly Free Summer Lunches The Raymond School District will be supplying free lunches, June 28 to August 13 from 11:00 a.m to 12:00 p.m. at Raymond High School, Riverdale Lions Park, Willapa Valley Elementary and South Bend Schools. The lunches are available to anyone age 18 and under.

American Legion Post #150 Meeting American Legion Post #150 Meetings are held the 2nd Wednesday each month at 6:00 p.m. at 209 Third St. Raymond.

Senior Meals The Pacific County Senior Center is open from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. for meals. Call (360) 942-5739 for more information. Meal delivery is available.

Soup Kitchen offers free meals The Soup Kitchen at the Willapa Adventist Community Church at 1134 Crescent Street in Raymond offers FREE take out meals every Thursday from 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. If you can’t come to pick up a meal, call or text (360) 934-5941 or (360) 942-5767 to request delivery. Please call if you have donations as well.

Master Gardener Plant Clinics Come down or call the Pacific County WSU Extension office to visit with a Master Gardener, in person at the Courthouse Annex, 1216 W Robert Bush Drive, South Bend or by phone 360-875-9331. Plant clinic dates are July 19, August 2, August 16, September 13 and September 20.

Neftali Rivera and Grupo Borikuas The Waikiki Concert series presents a live summer concert by Neftali Rivera and Grupo Borikuas on Saturday, July 24 starting at 7:00 p.m. Located at the Waikiki Beach amphitheater in the Cape Disappointment State Park. This Puerto Rican band performs dynamic music with Afro-Caribbean roots.

Attendees can dance to rhythms such as “la Plena” and “la Bomba.”

Heat on the Street The 12th Annual Heat on the Street Car & Motorcycle Show in Elma starts on Friday, July 30 with the Cruise-In at 4:00 p.m. and lasts until 7:00 p.m. The Show and Shine happens on Saturday, July 31 from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. For more information goto elmachamber.org.

Willapa Festival The Willapa Festival is at a new location this year. Come have some fun at the Riverfront Park in Raymond August 7 and 8.

Annie Staninec and John Kael The Waikiki Concert series presents a live summer concert by Annie Staninec and John Kael on Saturday, August 14 starting at 7:00 p.m. Located at the Waikiki Beach amphitheater in the Cape Disappointment State Park. This Portland duo has a passion for traditional bluegrass and early country, and their shows feature Annie’s fiery fiddling and John’s guitar, banjo and mandolin.

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Steven Ray Denton, 56, passed away Wednesday, June 30, 2021 at his Aberdeen home.

Evelyne Faye (Stephens) Fisher, 89, of Cosmopolis passed away Sunday June 27, 2021 at Harbor Regional Health.

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Donald McKinley Wilson, 82, of Cosmopolis passed away Monday, June 28, 2021 at Harbor Regional Health in Aberdeen.

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By Karen S. Carter After canceling the Eastside Street Rods Show and Shine last year due to COVID19 precautions, The Eastside Street Rods Association is excited to announce that the Westport event is going forward on July 16 and 17.

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Winners of the Tokeland Parade as follows: Grand Prize - #27 Spider & Hornet Float Kevin Lorentzen of River Rocks Gone Wild Raymond Childrens Entry - #40 Crab Girls McMeekin, Martin & Schenavar of

Elma, Tacoma and Stanwood Best Animal Entry #59 Oodles of Poodles of Raymond Best Float - #5 Jellyfish Pets the Bell Boys of Tokeland Best Single Vehicle in a

Club - #43 Model A Wally & Marlene Mann of Tokeland Best Single Vehicle Outside a Club - #49 Quill Model A Best Musical Entry - #36 Darth Vadar & Yoda - Jared & Sandra - Sumner, WA

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As of July 7 the museum will be open 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. from Wednesday to Saturday. “We can’t wait to welcome you,” Moore said.

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