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The heroin connection Peninsula law enforcement finding opiate linked to recent home burglaries The annual caseload report from Washington Courts at www.courts.wa.gov showed 45 counts of burglary filed in Jefferson County Superior Court urglars fueled by heroin and other drug in 2012, down from the 50 filed in 2011, but Heraddictions have ramped up activities on the nandez said the number of burglary reports is North Olympic Peninsula, law enforcement higher than the number of cases in which charges officials say. “We certainly are seeing an increase in property are actually filed by the Jefferson County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office. crimes across the whole area,� Jefferson County Sheriff Tony Hernandez said, adding that the priClallam County Sheriff Bill Benedict said: mary problem is an ever-evolving and sophisticated “What we are finding is an opiate drug habit set of serial burglars. seems to be the common denominator in our burEvidence of the rise in Jefferson County is anec- glary suspects. dotal, since crime data from the Sheriff’s Office are “It may well be they’re not connected to heroin, trapped inside a computer system the department but it sure seems to be a lot of the same people,� he implemented last year but could not use because of said. technical challenges, according to Sheriff’s Capt. Ben Stamper. TURN TO HEROIN/A6

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Retrial is set back until May Accused murderer’s defense wins delay BY CHARLIE BERMANT PENINSULA DAILY NEWS

PORT TOWNSEND — The retrial of a Quilcene man who was convicted in 2009 of double murder was continued until the middle of May after the defense asked for more time to prepare. The retrial of Michael J. Pierce, 37, has been postponed to May 20. Jefferson County Superior Court Judge Keith Harper on Friday approved the request from attorney Richard Davies, who for the second time is representing Pierce, who was convicted in 2010 of the firstdegree murders of Pat and Janice Yarr on March 18, 2009, in their farmhouse near Lake Leland. The retrial, which is expected to take three weeks, originally had been scheduled for March 4. TURN

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Former Port Townsend Mayor Kees Kolff, left, and Helen Kolff run into current Mayor David King by chance in Kah Tai Lagoon Park on Friday. The city park could be a part of the metropolitan park district that will be discussed at a special meeting Monday.

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PORT TOWNSEND — There is nothing certain about the idea of creating a metropolitan parks district, now under consideration by the governing boards of Port Townsend and Jefferson County, aside from the fact that an alternative funding channel is necessary to support

local parks and recreation. “Since the recession hit, we’ve been looking for a way to support parks,� said Port Townsend Mayor David King. “We don’t have enough funding to do what we want to do.�

Joint session set Monday The details of a proposed district to be presented for voter approval will be discussed in a joint meeting between the Port Townsend City Council and the Jefferson County commissioners in Superior Court chambers at the Jefferson County Court-

house, 1820 Jefferson St., at 6:30 p.m. Monday. The board of a metropolitan parks district, which would be a junior taxing district, would have the authority to levy up to 75 cents per $1,000 of assessed valuation, or $187.50 annually for a house valued at $250,000. Voters approved Proposition 1 in November 2010, which raised the sales tax in Jefferson County 0.03 percent, with the additional funds used to finance public safety, youth and senior services. TURN

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$1.4 million price tag for supercar fix EVERYONE WHO’S HAD a fender bender knows the cost of repairs is going up. But few cars can be as costly to fix as “Mr. Bean” actor Rowan Atkinson’s rare McLaren F1. It took more than a year — and more than $1.4 million — to get his supercar up and running after a 2011 crash that left Atkinson with a badly damaged shoulder. The high-performance car makes extensive use of carbon fiber and needed specialist care; it took weeks just to get a proper insurance estimate. Ben Stagg, specialty insurer with RK Harrison, said the quality components used to make an F1 are one reason the repair costs were so high. He said many owners baby their expensive cars, driving them only a few times a year in perfect weather conditions, but Atkinson actually drives his McLaren extensively.

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Celeb privacy bill Rock legends Steven Tyler and Mick Fleetwood convinced a Hawaii Senate committee Friday to approve a bill to protect celebrities or anyone else from intrusive paparazzi. The state Senate Judiciary Committee approved the so-called Steven Tyler Act after the stars testified at a hearing, saying they want to fiercely protect the little privacy they have as public figures. The bill would give people power to sue others who take photos or video of their private lives in an

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JIM SWEENEY, 83, who coached at Washington State University and then led Fresno State’s football team for 19 seasons and with a school-record 144 victories, has died in Fresno, Calif. The school announced Mr. Sweeney’s death Friday night. It provided no further details. Mr. Sweeney, a native of Butte, Mont., coached at Montana State before he was hired by WSU. He coached the Cougars from 1968 to 1975 and was 26-59-1. He was hired by Fresno State in 1976. He retired following the 1996 season, and the field at Bulldog Stadium was renamed in his honor. Mr. Sweeney finished with 200 wins in 32 seasons as a head coach. During his time with the Bulldogs, they had 35 players selected in the NFL draft — Trent Dilfer, Henry Ellard and Lorenzo Neal the most prominent.

_________ IRA RUBIN, 82, a champion bridge player considered one of the game’s great theorists and nicknamed The Beast because of the intensity of his play, has died in New Jersey. Eden Memorial Chapels said Mr. Rubin died Wednesday at a hospice in Edison, N.J.

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department newsletter says. Predators and competiRoy S. Crist of Port _________ tors are removed from the Townsend has submitted a fish farms, which are JAMES DEPREIST, $4,151 high bid for acquirlocated in natural rearing 76, one of the first African- ing the old federal quaranareas in both freshwater American conductors and a tine station buildings at Diamond Point on Discovery lakes and saltwater lakes National Medal of Arts and lagoons. Bay. winner, died Friday at his Silvers and chinooks are There were four other home in Scottsdale, Ariz., the salmon principally bidders, and the Treasury said his manager, Jason involved, though experimenDepartment took all offers Bagdade. tal plants of pink and for the surplus property Mr. under consideration, a Trea- chums have been created. DePreist sury spokesman said. had been in 1988 (25 years ago) The former quarantine and out of and disinfection station for the hospital Pollution in Quilcene ships coming to Puget since a masBay may be coming from a Sound opened at Diamond sive heart natural marine source, say Point in 1896. It was attack last researchers who believe the March that Mr. DePriest replaced by a new station waste from harbor seals on Point Hudson in Port was folrather than that in runoff in 2002 Townsend in 1936. from farm animals is ruinlowed by ing shellfish production in open-heart surgery, his the bay. wife, Ginette DePreist, told 1963 (50 years ago) Each harbor seal is putThe Oregonian newspaper. Dickey Lake in Clallam Mr. DePreist was direc- County might be added with ting about 90 pounds of feces into the bay every day, tor emeritus of The Juilseveral others across the liard School’s conducting state to Washington’s 29 fish according to a study by the program in New York. farms operated by the state Cascadia Research Collective for Jefferson County He was the Oregon Department of Fisheries. and the state Department of Symphony’s music director “Fish farms give eviEcology. dence of increasing producfrom 1980 until 2003, The northern tip of Quiltion, and the department transforming it from a cene Bay was decertified as small, part-time group into plans include the adding of a commercial shellfishnew large areas, such as a full-time, nationally recgrowing area in 1983 600-acre Dickey Lake in ognized orchestra with 17 Clallam County, to increase because of high levels of recordings. the fish-farm potential,” a fecal coliform bacteria. Mr. DePreist also led

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■ A Tuesday article on Page A6 about the Port of Port Angeles’ cleanup of the former Peninsula Plywood site erroneously said a $4 million grant was available for the cleanup. The grant is for $2 million. The article also erroneously said cleanup was expected to cost $3.1 million. There is no cost estimate for cleanup. Also to clarify, a public meeting may be held on environmental remediation for the marine trades area bordered by Cedar and Tumwater streets, not the PenPly site, which is targeted for future marine trades. Also to clarify, a barrier wall might have to be built at the Cedar-Tumwater marine trades site to prevent a benzene plume from migrating into Port Angeles Harbor.

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Looking Back TODAY IS SUNDAY, Feb. 10, the 41st day of 2013. There are 324 days left in the year. This is the Chinese New Year of the Snake. Today’s Highlight in History: ■ On Feb. 10, 1763, Britain, Spain and France signed the Treaty of Paris, ending the Seven Years’ War (also known as the French and Indian War in North America). On this date: ■ In 1840, Britain’s Queen Victoria married Prince Albert of SaxeCoburg and Gotha. ■ In 1841, Upper Canada and Lower Canada were proclaimed united under an Act of Union passed by the British Parliament. ■ In 1863, showman P.T. Barnum staged the wedding of General Tom Thumb and Mercy Lavinia Warren — both little people — in New York City. ■ In 1933, the first singing telegram was introduced by the Postal Telegram Co. in New York. ■ In 1942, the former French

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offensive way, such as using telephoto lenses or other advanced equipment to record them on their private properties. Tyler said he asked Sen. Kalani English to introduce the measure after paparazzi took a photo of Tyler and his girlfriend in his home, and it was published by a national magazine as part of a report saying the two were getting married. “It caused a ripple in my family,” Tyler told The Associated Press after the hearing. “I hadn’t told anybody.”

liner Normandie capsized in New York Harbor a day after it caught fire while being refitted for the U.S. Navy. ■ In 1949, Arthur Miller’s play “Death of a Salesman” opened at Broadway’s Morosco Theater with Lee J. Cobb as Willy Loman. ■ In 1962, the Soviet Union exchanged captured American U-2 pilot Francis Gary Powers for Rudolf Abel, a Soviet spy held by the United States. ■ In 1967, the 25th Amendment to the Constitution, dealing with presidential disability and succession, was ratified as Minnesota and Nevada adopted it. ■ In 1968, U.S. figure skater Peggy Fleming won America’s only gold medal of the Winter Olympic Games in Grenoble, France. ■ In 1981, eight people were killed when a fire set by a busboy broke out at the Las Vegas Hilton hotel-casino. ■ In 1998, Dr. David Satcher was

confirmed by the Senate to be surgeon general. ■ In 2005, playwright Arthur Miller died in Roxbury, Conn., at age 89 on the 56th anniversary of the Broadway opening of his “Death of a Salesman.” ■ Ten years ago: Iraq agreed to allow U-2 surveillance flights over its territory, meeting a key demand by U.N. inspectors searching for banned weapons; President George W. Bush, however, brushed aside Iraqi concessions as too little, too late. ■ Five years ago: British journalist Richard Butler and his Iraqi interpreter were kidnapped in Iraq; both were later released. ■ One year ago: President Barack Obama, under fierce electionyear fire, abruptly abandoned his stand that religious organizations had to pay for free birth control for workers, demanding that insurance companies step in to provide the coverage instead.

MONOPOLY IS GETTING a big makeover. The folks at Hasbro Gaming want to make the game more modern and bring it up to date to reflect our current culture. For instance, I understand that in the new version of Monopoly the banker never goes to jail. Jay Leno

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A3 Briefly: Nation Mrs. Obama at Chicago funeral of slain girl, 15 CHICAGO — Hundreds of mourners and dignitaries including first lady Michelle Obama packed the funeral service Saturday for a Chicago teen whose killing catapulted her into the nation’s debate over gun violence. Yet, one speaker after another remembered 15-year-old Hadiya Pendleton not so much as a symbol but as a best friend, Pendleton an excellent student with big dreams and simply a girl with a great smile and bubbly personality. Pendleton was shot and killed Jan. 29 as she stood with friends at a neighborhood park about a mile from President Barack Obama’s Chicago home in the Kenwood neighborhood. Just days before, the band majorette was among the performers during events for Obama’s inauguration in Washington, D.C. Police say Pendleton was an innocent victim in a gangrelated shooting.

60 years added FRANKLIN, Neb. — A mother convicted of prostituting her 7- and 14-year-old daughters using online ads across south-central Nebraska has received up to 60 more years in prison in her last round of sentencing. The 36-year-old woman was sentenced for nine charges in Franklin relating to the prostitution of the girls, the Kearney Hub reported. In January, she was sentenced in Buffalo County to 80 to 90 years in prison. She garnered an additional 20 years from Furnas County District Court earlier last week. The Associated Press is not using the woman’s name to protect the identity of the girls.

Today’s news guests WASHINGTON — Guest lineups for today’s TV news shows: ■ ABC’s “This Week” — Reps. Tom Cole, R-Okla., and Keith Ellison, D-Minn. ■ NBC’s “Meet the Press” — Rep. Eric Cantor, R-Va.; Sen. Dick Durbin, D-Ill.; Mayor Kasim Reed of Atlanta. ■ CBS’s “Face the Nation” — Sens. Jack Reed, D-R.I., and Lindsey Graham, R-S.C.; Rep. Mike Rogers, R-Mich. ■ CNN’s “State of the Union” — Sens. Rand Paul, R-Ky., and Angus King, I-Maine; former Defense Secretary Robert Gates; Rep. Jan Schakowsky, D-Ill.; former Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison, R-Texas. ■ “Fox News Sunday” — Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz.; Rep. Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif.

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Briefly: World Briton allegedly threatened 200 Tenn. killings LONDON — A British man was charged Saturday after he allegedly posted a threat on Facebook to kill 200 people in Tennessee, causing many children to stay home from school, authorities said. Reece Elliott, 24, from a town east of the northern English city of Newcastle, has been charged with making malicious comments, which led to 2,900 children skipping class in Warren County, Tenn., police said. He did not enter a plea at a 30-minute court hearing and was ordered to remain in custody. The online posting threatening gun violence was made anonymously on a memorial page set up for a Tennessee student who died in October. Police did not address the motive behind the posting.

German aide resigns BERLIN — Germany’s education minister resigned Saturday after a university decided to withdraw her doctorate, finding that she plagiarized parts of her thesis — an embarrassment for Chancellor Angela Merkel’s government as it prepares for elections later this year. Merkel said she had accepted “only with a very heavy heart” the resignation of Annette Schavan, who has been her education and research minister since 2005 and was considered close to the chancellor. Schavan’s resignation comes

two years after thenDefense Minister Karl-Theodor zu Guttenberg lost his doctorate and quit when it emerged that he copied Schavan large parts of his doctoral thesis. Schavan said at the time she was “ashamed” of that affair.

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A digital billboard along Santa Monica Boulevard in Los Angeles alerts motorists to be on the lookout for former Los Angeles Police Officer Christopher Dorner.

High-tech copters join search for ex-L.A. cop that fell overnight in the mountain resort town of Big Bear Lake. It was the third full day of a massive multi-agency effort to hunt Dorner down. He has continued to elude authorities whose last clue of his whereabouts was a burned-out THE ASSOCIATED PRESS pickup truck found Thursday in BIG BEAR LAKE, Calif. — Big Bear Lake. Clear skies Saturday allowed aircraft with heat-sensing technol- Burned truck analyzed ogy to aid in the search for ChrisInvestigators continue to anatopher Dorner, the former Los Angeles police officer suspected of lyze the truck to try and deterkilling three people in a ven- mine whether Dorner torched it geance-fueled rampage aimed at or if it caught fire for other reathose he blames for ending his sons. Dorner claimed in an online career. Two sheriff’s helicopters flew “manifesto” that his career was low over the San Bernardino undone by racist colleagues conMountains east of Los Angeles as spiring against him. Dorner depicted himself as a SWAT teams fanned out to look for tracks in the fresh foot of snow black man wronged, whose badge

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was unjustly taken in 2008 after he lodged a complaint against a white female supervisor. Police say Dorner shot and killed a couple in a parking garage last weekend in the Orange County city of Irvine, the beginning of a rampage he said was retribution for his mistreatment at LAPD. The woman who died was the daughter of a retired police captain who had represented Dorner in the disciplinary proceedings that led to his dismissal. Hours after authorities identified Dorner as a suspect in the double murder, police believe he shot and grazed an LAPD officer and later used a rifle to ambush two Riverside police officers, killing one and seriously wounding the other.

Adoptions permitted MOSCOW — After weeks of anxiety plodding through the opaque Russian legal system, two U.S. women have custody of their adopted Russian children and are preparing to take them home to start a new life together. Jeana Bonner of South Jordan, Utah, and Rebecca Preece from Nampa, Idaho, on Saturday discussed the expenses, the confusion and emotional swings they’ve gone through since arriving in Moscow in mid-January, expecting to quickly leave with their children, both of whom have Down syndrome. The Bonners and Preeces each have another child with the syndrome. Bonner and Preece, and their husbands Wayne and Brian, spent about a year, including multiple trips to Russia, to arrange for the adoption of the 5-year-old girl and 4½-year-old boy. By late 2012, the adoptions had received court approval, and they thought all they had to do was wait out the 30-day period in which such rulings can be challenged. The Associated Press

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Residents of Second Street in Boston on Saturday dig out from as much as 3 feet of snow left by a howling storm that swept through the Northeast overnight. About 650,000 homes and businesses were left without electricity, and some could be cold and dark for days. Many roads across the New York-toBoston corridor of roughly 25 million people were impassable. At least five U.S. deaths were blamed on the storm.

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THE SELF-PROCLAIMED “AMERICA’S Toughest Sheriff” joined forces Saturday with action movie star Steven Seagal to train volunteer armed posse members to defend Phoenix-area schools against gunmen. Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio announced the controversial plan in the wake of the December Newtown, Conn., school shootings that left 27 people dead, including the gunman and 20 first-graders. Seagal, best known for his roles in movies such as “Above the Law,” led training on hand-to-hand defense tactics, drawing from his expertise in martial arts, Arpaio’s office said.

PRESIDENT BARACK OBAMA will focus his State of the Union address on boosting job creation and economic growth at a time of high unemployment, underscoring the degree to which the economy could threaten his ability to pursue second-term priorities such as gun control, immigration policy and climate change. Obama also may use Tuesday’s 6 p.m. PST address before a joint session of Congress to announce the next steps for concluding the U.S.-led war in Afghanistan by the end of 2014. The president said he will address taxes and looming across-the-board budget cuts, known as the sequester.

SECRET DEFENSE DEPARTMENT studies cast doubt on whether a multibillion-dollar missile defense system planned for Europe can protect the U.S. from Iranian missiles as intended, congressional investigators say. Military officials said they believe they can overcome the problems and are moving forward with plans. But proposed fixes could prove difficult. One possibility has been ruled out as technically unfeasible. A second, relocating missile interceptors planned for Poland and possibly Romania to ships on the North Sea, could be diplomatically troublesome.

AN EGYPTIAN COURT Saturday ordered the government to block access to the video-sharing website YouTube for 30 days for carrying an anti-Islam film that caused deadly riots across the world. Judge Hassouna Tawfiq ordered YouTube blocked for carrying the film, which he described as “offensive to Islam and the Prophet [Muhammad].” YouTube’s parent company, Google, said in a statement that the firm had “received nothing from the judge or government related to this matter.” The movie “Innocence of Muslims” portrays Muhammad as a religious fraud, womanizer and pedophile.

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Earl Gann and his daughter, Crystal Gann, both of Port Angeles, look over a rack of free coats at Friday’s Project Homeless Connect at the Vern Burton Community Center in Port Angeles.

Record 470 find help at Homeless Connect Free dental care, haircuts, coats on-site for outreach project in PA BY JEREMY SCHWARTZ AND LEAH LEACH PENINSULA DAILY NEWS

PORT ANGELES — More than 470 took advantage of services offered at Friday’s Project Homeless Connect in what the coordinator said was the bestattended of the event’s fouryear history. The number who attended at the Vern Burton Community Center, figured by the number of name tags provided, is a record, said Mercy Luquetta-Cole, event coordinator for the Clallam County Homeless Outreach Project.

Single location “We’ve never seen this before,� she said, noting that last year’s attendance was 356. “Because of Homeless Connect, many were able to obtain as many services in one day as would otherwise take months,� LuquettaCole said. Gathered in a single location were 52 local and statewide service providers and about 120 volunteers to offer free help to those in Clallam County who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless. “I think it was a great success,� said Kathy Wahto, one of the army of about 120 volunteers who made possible Friday’s event. Wahto, also the executive director of Serenity House of Clallam County, said those she spoke with at the event were not all literally homeless but were there to get certain services, such as flu shots or dental care, that they wouldn’t have been able to afford otherwise. Wahto said she noticed

the SmileMobile, which typically provides free dental care to low-income children around the state but was open to all ages Friday, was particularly popular. “I was just amazed at the amount of work [the SmileMobile dentists] were able to accomplish,� Wahto said. “[Dental care] is a crying need for poor, single adults.� A team of five dentists, five dental assistants and two dental hygienists provided free care to 32 people during the day, LuquettaCole said. “It was a huge, huge success,� she said. “I cannot describe the pain relief in their faces,� Luquetta-Cole said. “Some had tears in their eyes as they were expressing their gratitude to us for having on-site dental service. “We all believe that having the on-site dental service had a lot to do with the number of people attending this year,� Luquetta-Cole added.

Flu shots, vaccinations Others were seen by a team of four medical service providers who were giving flu shots and vaccinations and making referrals. Still others found help with legal issues, food, Washington identification cards, employment counseling and housing resources. “We had people saying, ‘My rent is up in 15 days, in 30 days, and I have no place to go. What am I going to do?’� Luquetta-Cole said. “We hook them up with housing resources.� City Councilman Patrick Downie, who attended, said he is always impressed with how well-organized Project Homeless Connect

“Because of Homeless Connect, many were able to obtain as many services in one day as would otherwise take months.� MERCY LUQUETTA-COLE event coordinator events are. “You can see every space available at the Vern Burton gymnasium [was] being used,� Downie said. Downie was particularly struck by what a difference the free haircuts seemed to make for the attendees who sat down for them. A team of four hairstylists donated more than 85 haircuts, Luquetta-Cole said. Said Downie: “They’ll come in looking like one person and go out looking like someone else.� Volunteers with the Food Bank, the Salvation Army, Maids Menus Delights and 20 other volunteers in the kitchen provided food, Sponsors were the Phillip Family Foundation, Walmart, Olympic View Church of God, Merrill & Ring, Habitat for Humanity, the city of Sequim, First Federal, Olympic Unitarian Universalist Fellowship, Maids Menus Delights, State Farm — Ray Gruver, Costco, the Red Lion Hotel, Swain’s General Store, Jim’s Pharmacy, Plunkin Shack Cafe and Thurman Supply. For more information, visit www.facebook.com/ ClallamCountyPHC.

________ Reporter Jeremy Schwartz can be reached at 360-452-2345, ext. 5074, or at jschwartz@peninsula dailynews.com. Managing Editor/News Leah Leach can be reached at 360-4173531 or at leah.leach@peninsula dailynews.com.

PORT ANGELES — A convicted sex offender from Port Angeles who remained at large Saturday has a criminal record in at least three states, according to court documents, including a history of failing to register his place of residence as required by law. Philip Curtis Shelly, 52, cut off his satellite tracking bracelet and dropped it in a downtown mailbox Feb. 1, according to the Department of Corrections, triggering a warrant for his arrest. Department of Corrections spokeswoman Norah West said last week that corrections officers were working with local law enforcement in Northwest Washington to find Shelly, though she declined to give specifics. “Sometime’s, it’s sharing intelligence; sometimes, it’s conducting interviews,� West said. Gerald Brown, a Department of Corrections community corrections officer based in Port Angeles and once assigned to Shelly, said last week that Shelly could be headed to Graham in Pierce County, where he is thought to have a girlfriend. Brown said the Pierce County Sheriff’s Office has been alerted to Shelly’s possible presence in its jurisdiction. Shelly is described as white with brown hair and hazel eyes. He stands 5 feet 8 inches tall and weighs between 140 and 160 pounds. Shelly’s most recent registered address was the Riviera Inn on East Front Street, according to the Clallam County Sher-

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Rape of child Shelly pleaded guilty in 1998 to one count of firstdegree rape of a child, a 3-year-old, and was released in 2009. Brown said Shelly’s failure to comply with his monitoring requirements by cutting off his tracking bracelet last week is the most recent in a string of similar violations. “This would be the third failure to register if convicted, which would be fairly serious,� Brown said.

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In August last year, Shelly was arrested by Pacific County sheriff’s deputies after corrections officer found he had worked at the Clallam County Fair in Port Angeles and was on his way to work at the Pacific County Fair in South Bend. In an interview then, Brown said Shelly was required by law to stay away from where children tend to congregate, which would include fairs. Before the August arrest, Shelly pleaded guilty to fail________ ing to register as a sex offender in April 2012 and Reporter Jeremy Schwartz can June 2010, both in Clallam be reached at 360-452-2345, ext. County. 5074, or at jschwartz@peninsula The June 2010 guilty dailynews.com.

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SEQUIM — The deadline is Monday for buying tickets to a League of Women Voters of Clallam County Hot Topics luncheon, set for 11:30 a.m. Saturday. Retired investment banker Edward “Ted� Young will present “Financial Reform at the Crossroads� at the luncheon at SunLand Golf & Country Club, 109 Hilltop Drive. Tickets are $25 and are available through PayPal at www.lwvcla.org or in person at Pacific Mist Books in Sequim or Port Book and News in Port Angeles. Young is a retired execu-

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plea stemmed from Shelly’s failure to report living at a Port Angeles residence for 26 nights in a row after registering as homeless. As homeless, he would have been required to report daily to the Department of Corrections and weekly to the Clallam County Sheriff’s Office, according to court documents. In the April 2012 plea, Clallam County sheriff’s deputies said Shelly failed to report weekly to the Sheriff’s Office and gave excuses, including that he had been picking blackberries and lost track of time and that the alarm on his cellphone was broken, according to court documents. While serving his 11-year prison term for child rape, Shelly failed to participate in sexual deviancy treatment, was found to have pornography depicting sexual conduct similar to that to which he pleaded guilty and assaulted a corrections officer, according to a report Brown filed in 2009 as part of Shelly’s release court proceedings. Shelly also was convicted of unlawfully possessing a firearm in Clallam County in 1996 and forgery and possession of stolen property charges in 1979 and 1984 in Idaho, according to court records. Anyone who sees Shelly is advised to phone 9-1-1 immediately and not approached him. Information on his whereabouts can been given to the Clallam County Sheriff’s Office by phoning 360417-2459.

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tive from Chase Manhattan and Moody’s Investor Service who held a number of international positions, with assignments ranging from Hong Kong to India to Pakistan to Japan. His comments will tackle issues from the controversial 2010 reforms of the Dodd-Frank Act to the continuing debate over the role of government in regulating the financial system. A Harvard graduate, Young holds a master’s degree in political science from the University of Washington. Since his retirement in 2004, Young has devoted his time to writing on aviation

history and also serves on the board of New Beginnings, a Seattle organization devoted to services for survivors of domestic violence. Young, who made a similar presentation at the Seattle League of Women Voters, has a history of support for the league. “We are thrilled that Ted has agreed to come to Sequim,� said Nancy Esteb, president of the Clallam chapter. “His topic and his skill as a speaker will make this event of special interest to the broader community.� For more information, phone Marsha Carr at 360681-2787.

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killing of a Kirkland woman in 1996 has been extradited SEATTLE — A 59-year- from Montana and booked old man charged with the into the King County jail. The Seattle Times reported that Clifford E. Reed was arrested in December at his home in Victor, Mont., and charged with second-degree murder for the slaying of Sandi Johnson, who disappeared in April 1996.

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Wife of marine lab Ballots tiptoe in for founder dies at 82 Tuesday’s elections BY JEREMY SCHWARTZ PENINSULA DAILY NEWS

PORT ANGELES — Susan Feiro, the wife of Feiro Marine Life Center co-founder and namesake Arthur Feiro, has died. She was 82. Mrs. Feiro died last Wednesday in Mount Vernon (Skagit County), where she had lived for the past four years, according to her family. She was preceded in death by her husband, Arthur, who died in 1981, and is survived by two sons, one grandson and one granddaughter. A graveside service is planned at 11 a.m. Saturday at Ocean View Cemetery, 3127 W. 18th St., Port Angeles, with a reception to follow at the Feiro Marine Life Center, 315 N. Lincoln St. Deborah Moriarty, director of the marine life

c e n t e r located next to City Pier, said in an interview Friday that Mrs. Feiro visited the Feiro center at least once or twice a year with her daughter-in-law, Kathy, and always loved seeing children enjoy the exhibits. “She expressed great joy when she would come and see large groups of children visit the center,� Moriarty said. “‘That’s what Art always wanted,’ she would say.� Moriarty said she would regularly keep Mrs. Feiro updated on happenings at the center via her daughter-in-law. “We would send her emails and newspaper clippings and things we thought would be impor-

tant to her,� Moriarty said. “She was just a wonderful, gracious woman.� Mrs. Feiro was born in Wyoming, raised in Mukilteo and attended Everett High School. She graduated from Washington State University with a degree in education in 1952. That same year, she married Arthur and moved to Port Angeles with him to start their teaching careers. She taught first grade at Lincoln Elementary School, while her husband worked as a high school and college science teacher. An obituary for Mrs. Feiro is published on Page C11 of today’s Peninsula Daily News.

________ Reporter Jeremy Schwartz can be reached at 360-452-2345, ext. 5074, or at jschwartz@peninsula dailynews.com.

Hospital gears up for software conversion OMC’s switch to digital records to ensure federal reimbursement BY ROB OLLIKAINEN PENINSULA DAILY NEWS

PORT ANGELES — Fewer than three months before going live with a state-of-the-art electronic health records system, Olympic Medical Center commissioners have approved $1.5 million in capital spending to ensure a smooth transition. Commissioners Wednesday voted 7-0 to authorize Chief Executive Officer Eric Lewis to spend the budgeted amount to implement Epic computerized records and associated software. The conversion will take place May 4. “There’s just a lot of time-sensitive action that needs to be taken over the next 86 days,� said Commissioner John Nutter, who serves on the budget, audit and compliance committee. “There’s a lot of these decisions that can’t wait for two or three weeks until we have our next meeting, so it makes sense just to give him an authority to enter into these agreements. We know, in general, what all of them are.�

of a certified system by July 1. Staying with paper records, sticky notes and old computer software would result in a 1 percent cut in Medicare reimbursement in 2015, followed by a 2 percent hit in 2016 and a 3 percent loss in 2017. OMC must meet a series of deadlines before the switch. Data will be converted from Meditech to the Epic system by next Friday. “We know that’s going to be hundreds of thousands [of dollars],� Lewis said of the data conversion. “The good news is we’re working on ways to reduce the cost by our IT staff doing some of the mapping and some of the work.� The hospital also must purchase blood-bank software and upgrade its 8-year-old digital-radiography equipment.

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would generate $5.8 million a year. The estimated rate would be about $1.60 per $1,000 assessed property value. It also seeks a one-year $1.6 million bus-replacement levy that would be taxed at an estimated 44 cents per $1,000. Ballots were mailed out by the Clallam County Auditor’s Office on Jan. 23.

Recruitment efforts “We spend a lot of time recruiting physicians, nurse practitioners, RNs and other caregivers,� Lewis said. “And I know how important the schools are in not only recruiting people, but retaining people. I can think of at least three physicians in Sequim that wouldn’t have come to Sequim to treat people if the schools hadn’t been there and solid. “Without good schools, the health care delivery system can’t be intact.� Dr. Rebecca Corley, chief physician officer, agreed. “Almost without exception, our providers that ask about our community, if they have children, the No. 1 question they say is: ‘How are your schools? Are they funded?’� Corley said. “It’s so important to have viable and strong schools.�

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Ballots trickled in last week for Tuesday’s special election, but don’t be fooled into thinking returns will stay slow, an election officials said. The final day to vote is still two days away. “I think we’ll get quite a few in [this] week,� Clallam County Auditor Patty Rosand said Friday of Sequim- and Forks-area elections that include voters from Clallam and Jefferson counties. “A lot of people like to vote on Election Day.� Auditor’s offices in Clallam and Jefferson counties reported that voters have returned a combined 41 percent of ballots — or 9,009 of 21,790 issued — as of Friday for two specialelection property-tax levy proposals that would generate funds for the Sequim School District.

Sequim, Forks In addition, a combined 28 percent — or 916 of 3,242 issued — of Quillayute Valley School District voters in the two counties have returned their ballots for a proposed maintenance-and-operations property-tax levy for the district’s Forks-area public schools. Clallam County Elections Coordinator Shoona Radon said 226 ballots were returned Friday for the special elections in Sequim and Forks. That brings the total to 8,890 ballots returned in Clallam County for the Sequim School District maintenance-and-operations and bus-replacement levies and brings the total to 889 for the Quillayute Valley School District levy. Ballots received Friday added 208 ballots to the Sequim district’s total of 21,522 issued in Clallam County and added 18 ballots to the total of 3,105 ballots issued for the Quillayute district’s ballot measure.

Karen Cartmel, chief deputy auditor for Jefferson County, said 39 more ballots had been received for the Sequim measures as of Friday, bringing the total to 119 ballots of 268 issued to Jefferson County voters. She said five more ballots had been received as of Friday of 137 issued for the Quillayute measure, bringing the total to 27 ballots returned. Ballots were mailed out by election workers Jan. 23. To be valid, ballots must be postmarked or returned to the Auditor’s Office at the Clallam County Courthouse at 223 E. Fourth St. in Port Angeles by Tuesday or placed in a drop box by 8 p.m. Tuesday. Drop boxes are outside the courthouse, in the Forks District Court lobby at 502 E. Division St. and at Sequim City Hall at 152 W. Cedar St.

Sequim measures Sequim School District voters are being asked to approve a four-year maintenance-and-operations levy to generate $5.8 million a year. The four-year levy is a replacement for one that expires this year, school officials said. This year, property owners within the district will pay $1.59 for every $1,000 of assessed property value, for a total of $5.78 million, school officials said. The estimated rate would be about $1.60 per $1,000 of property value, or $320 a year for a $200,000 home, from 2014 through 2017. Sequim also is seeking a one-year $1.6 million transportation levy that would add an estimated 44 cents per $1,000 of property value, or $88 for a $200,000 home. The levy would provide the district with enough money to buy 17 buses over the next four years, according to district officials. The Qullayute Valley School District is asking for approval of a four-year

“I think we’ll get quite a few in [this] week. A lot of people like to vote on Election Day.� PATTY ROSAND Clallam County auditor maintenance-and-operations levy that would generate $628,000 annually from 2014 through 2017. The amount that would be collected is identical to that generated by the existing two-year levy, school officials said. The estimated rate would be $1.45 per $1,000 of assessed property value — $290 a year for a $200,000 home or $145 annually for a $100,000 home. If the levy passes, the district plans to resurface the Spartan Stadium track, add safety upgrades to crosswalks and sidewalks on South Elderberry Avenue, put new drain vents on the Forks Middle School roof, re-roof Forks Alternative School and the Independent Learning Center Annex, replace district motor pool vehicles, replace the middle school freezer and 1970s-era carpeting at Forks Elementary School, purchase textbooks and fund annual technology upgrades.

More information If the levy is not passed, the district would lose more than $2 million in levy equalization funds from the state annually, according to district officials. Any voter in the Sequim or Quillayute Valley school districts who does not receive a Clallam County primary election ballot should phone the Auditor’s Office at 360-417-2221 or visit the courthouse office. Voters also can visit www.clallam.net/elections, click on “My Vote� and print a replacement ballot.

________ Senior Staff Writer Paul Gottlieb can be reached at 360-452-2345, ext. 5060, or at paul.gottlieb@ peninsuladailynews.com. Reporter Arwyn Rice contributed to this report.

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BELLINGHAM — One In other board action man is dead and another was Wednesday, commissioners wounded after a double stabvoted unanimously to bing at a party in the Bellapprove a resolution in supingham area. port of the Sequim School Bellingham police say the District maintenance-and17- and 18-year-old wounded operation and transportamen were dropped off at a Temporary workers tion levies in Tuesday’s spe________ hospital early Saturday. cial election. Reporter Rob Ollikainen can be Among other things, The district is asking for reached at 360-452-2345, ext. Police learned from witOMC will hire temporary a four-year maintenance5072, or at rollikainen@peninsula nesses about a suspect and workers to relieve staff as and-operations levy that dailynews.com. his possible whereabouts. they train on the new system. With 1,100 workers, the public hospital district is the largest employer in Clallam County. “Employees will get anywhere from four hours to 20-some hours of training,� Lewis said. “With so many employes needing so much training, we’re going to bring in some temporary RNs and other caregivers to relieve our staff so that they can get their training they need.� There are several reasons for switching from paper records to a consolidated computerized system. Patients will benefit from the convenience, participation in their care, improved accuracy and better coordination between provider, officials have said. Epic is the same system used by OMC’s Seattlebased affiliate, Swedish Medical Center, and about 80 percent of the hospitals in Western Washington. For a free online test to determine The hospital will benefit your risk of heart disease, visit from federal financial incentives. OMC expects to OlympicMedical.org/HeartAware. recoup the $7.6 million purchase price over the next four years, provided it achieves a “meaningful use�

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Parks: Unknown time CONTINUED FROM A1 ture fund. King said he hopes that Under the law, the city Monday’s meeting will was to receive 40 percent of result in a joint resolution the new revenue. It commit- to create a committee that ted half of that amount — will explore the idea and estimated at $212,000 — return to the public with through 2015 to support plans about how it can be two county facilities within achieved. the city limit: the Port Aside from that, everyTownsend Community Cen- thing is up in the air. ter, a recreation center at 620 Tyler St., and Memorial Aspects undecided Field, 550 Washington St. The idea is to consolidate One of the items on Monthe maintenance and operday’s agenda is the renegoation of all city and county tiation of that agreement. parks under one umbrella, but the area of the proposed Program cuts district is still to be deterAfter providing the fund- mined. ing for a year, the city deterOnce the area is determined that to continue to do mined, not all the local so through 2015 would force parks will be included. cutting other essential pro“We don’t know if Kah grams. Tai [Lagoon Nature] Park One of the terms of the will be included or not,” city-county agreement was King said. that its continuance was “There are people who based on a report from the feel that we just gained posExploratory Regional Parks session of the park and and Recreation Committee, shouldn’t let it go so which considered alterna- quickly.” tives for more than a year The process, King said, is before recommending the for the committee’s plan to creation of a joint municipal be refined through a series parks district. of public meetings and craft Under the present agree- a proposal that would be ment, the city is not obli- presented to the voters. gated to make payments At that time, voters past 2015. would approve or disap“After 2015, all the Prop. prove the ratification of the 1 funds will be used for pub- plan and elect a board of lic safety,” King said. commissioners for its implementation.

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“We need to look for ways to fund the big three — Memorial Field, the rec center and the pool — on a continuing basis,” King added. Mountain View Pool at 1925 Blaine St. is Port Townsend’s only public swimming pool. It is owned by the city. In November, Jefferson County allocated $150,000 for pool repair from its public infrastruc-

Earliest time King said there is no estimated schedule for the vote, but the soonest possible time it could occur is November. It could, he said, take a lot longer. “We could be going back and forth on these issues, and it could take a long time to come to an agreement,” he said. “Or we could go through

this whole process and decide that it’s not something we want to do.” Both King and Jefferson County Commissioner David Sullivan characterized the process as “not a done deal.” “This process allows people to put their best ideas forward,” Sullivan said. “We are in a place where the funds we have available don’t provide for the needs of our parks.” Sullivan said the recession has impacted parks more than other departKEITH THORPE/PENINSULA DAILY NEWS ments because it is not a Greg Scherer, owner of Pacific Rim Hobby in Port Angeles, has had to mandated service; when funding is tight, parks are contend with a construction zone at his doorstep as three projects have the first to have funding hemmed in his business and closed his block of Railroad Avenue. cut. Creating a metropolitan parks district would provide funding, but it would require a sacrifice.

Sacrifice needed “If we allow a parks district to take over our city and county parks, we will be giving up control,” Sullivan said. Another uncertainty is the administration of the parks district, where it would be located and how it would be staffed. A wealthy parks district could construct its own building, but it is likely that the local version will share administrative space and staff support with an existing agency, Sullivan said. “There will be some overhead in operating the parks district,” Sullivan said. “Right now, we have some tough decisions, but hopefully, this will become easier when the economy improves.”

PA avenue businesses hold on through remodel BY JEREMY SCHWARTZ PENINSULA DAILY NEWS

PORT ANGELES — Strolling along West Railroad Avenue in downtown Port Angeles isn’t as easy as it used to be because construction crews are working their way through three separate projects within about 600 feet of each other along the waterfront. Businesses along Railroad Avenue reported impacts on customer visits because of the construction, which began last fall, but all business owners interviewed last week said they’re looking forward to a new look for the waterfront area. “None of us are negative about an improvement, but it’s hard to take a financial ________ hit in a time of economic struggle,” said Edna Jefferson County Editor Charlie Petersen, owner of the NecesBermant can be reached at 360385-2335 or at charlie.bermant@ sities and Temptations gift peninsuladailynews.com. shop at the corner of Rail-

road Avenue and Laurel Street. Petersen said her giftand-apparel shop was particularly affected during Christmas, though she was thankful for the customers who continue to patronize her shop. “I am very grateful to all the local loyal shoppers,” Petersen said. “I know it has been difficult for them to work their way through the construction.” Petersen could not say for sure if the difference in business from this year with last year was because of construction, a dragging economy or both. But she felt that the disruption of pedestrian walking patterns has made it much less attractive for customers already downtown to visit her shop on the spur of the moment. Petersen’s story of impacts on retail shoppers

was a common one among Railroad Avenue businesses, though so was their appreciation for the time city officials have taken to talk with business owners about how the construction is progressing. “They’ve been very forthcoming and answered my issues as they arose,” said Greg Scherer, owner of Pacific Rim Hobby at the now-closed intersection of Oak Street and Railroad Avenue. The city is behind two of the three ongoing projects along the waterfront: the $3.9 million esplanade construction and the $16.7 million first phase of the city’s combined sewer overflow (CSO) project. The third is a private, roughly $4 million endeavor that will install a new concrete pier for the MV Coho ferry and a new canopy for vehicles.

Heroin: Drugs primary influence Retrial: Venue CONTINUED FROM A1 Jefferson County Sheriff’s Detective Brett Anglin also said that drugs seem to be a primary motivation for burglaries. “I’ve found that to be the Hernandez case in all of our investiga- Benedict tions,” he said. often transport stolen goods Heroin use across county lines, stealing Law enforcement in both from places in each county. That, he said, makes it counties said that heroin harder for multiple jurisdicuse is on the rise. “Clallam County for the tions to recognize the tool last several years has been thief or the mail thief that the highest in the state for might be infamous in his overdoses,” said Capt. Ron home county. With the proliferation of Cameron, commander of the Olympic Peninsula Nar- online pawn shops, Hernancotics Enforcement Team, dez said, stolen property is or OPNET, multi-jurisdic- much easier to sell to distant buyers or to one tional drug task force. “And Jefferson County is another, often swapping always right there with stolen goods for drug money. them.” Anglin said heroin use is Networks on the rise, though he “There’s this connectedthinks methamphetamine ness between them, where is still the main drug con- they’ve developed these netnected to burglaries. works to fence property But Anglin said that per- more often than not for haps the problem is only drugs,” Hernandez said. beginning in Jefferson Clallam County Sheriff’s County. Sgt. John Keegan said herAnglin noted drugs, like oin users often turn to burburglaries, are easily traded glary to finance their addicacross county lines. tion. “So if heroin is turning “If you have somebody up more in Clallam, it could that’s got a $100, $200, easily be the same people $300 a day controlled subwho start using more of it stance habit and they have here,” he said. no steady income, that’s Hernandez said burglars what they’re going to do,”

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The report logged 10 more in Sequim proper and two in Forks in January. Port Angeles Police Deputy Chief Brian Smith reported 16 burglaries in the city in January. In 2012, there were 286 burglaries in Port Angeles, a 15 percent hike from the 248 in 2011.

Prescription drugs Clallam County’s 2012 community health assessment showed hard core drug use has risen sharply over the past decade. The report, prepared by Beth Lipton, epidemiologist for the Kitsap Public Health District, for Clallam County, showed the county had 31 opiate-related hospitalizations per 100,000 citizens, with 20.7 deaths per 100,000, well above the state averages of 21.8 hospitalizations and 10.0 deaths. Jefferson County had 22.3 hospitalizations per 100,000 and 17.7 deaths. In 1992, Clallam County had a rate of 3.5 opiate hospitalizations per 100,000. Access to opium-based prescription pills has decreased with new efforts to collect unused drugs, Benedict said. Manufacturers, too, have made prescription pills harder to ingest, he said. Most of those who died

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Keegan said. Cameron said most of the heroin on the Peninsula is black tar, manufactured in Mexico and trafficked into the area through the Puget Sound. In 2012, there were 384 burglaries in Clallam County, a 33 percent spike over the 289 burglaries in 2011. January 2013 showed no relief from the burglary wave, with 43 burglaries across the county, well over the 23 Keegan said were logged in January 2012. On Jan. 31, Sequim police contacted homeowners on Govan and Matriotti streets to return personal documents found in a car Jefferson County deputies searched with a warrant for the car, which had been identified in burglaries there.

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CONTINUED FROM A1 attempted to schedule new Pierce, appearing on the video from the Jefferson trial. Davies County jail, on Friday waived his right to a speedy o r i g i n a l l y trial, which was guaranteed requested a to occur within 60 days of June 1 date, his return to Jefferson but Ashcraft Pierce County on Jan. 4. said he had in 2011 The state Court of a trip planned in mid-June Appeals on July 17 unani- that could not be changed mously reversed Pierce’s and suggested May. 2010 conviction — for which Davies said he had to Pierce was serving a life attend a graduation in early sentence at Walla Walla May and was not available State Penitentiary — and for the entire month. sent the case back to JefHarper said he did not ferson County for a new want to delay the trial into trial. July. Jefferson County ProseSuperior Court Clerk cuting Attorney Scott Ruth Gordon said the jury Rosekrans appealed to the Supreme Court, but the pool from the second half of high court upheld the May and the first half of June will be called together. Appeals Court’s decision. Prosecutors have anticiPierce will be incarcerated in Jefferson County for pated a retrial, and Rosekrans has not removed the duration of the trial. the original trial’s documents from his office. Change of venue The trial dates may be moot, since Davies said he intends to file a motion for change of venue due to the belief that Pierce cannot get a fair trial in Jefferson County. “There is no guarantee of any of these dates because if I get a change of venue, these dates might not be available,” Davies said. Davies said Friday that he intends to file that motion Feb. 22 after examining the jury questionnaires, completed prior to Pierce’s original trial. Deputy Prosecutor Chris Ashcraft, who called the notion of a change of venue “a worst-case scenario,” opposed the continuance. “This is the same trial with the same facts,” he said. “The more we put it off, the more likely we are to run into complications.” Some complications were seen as Harper

New witnesses? While Ashcraft claims the retrial will be the same as the original trial, Davies said one of the reasons he wanted more time is to explore the original evidence and determine if there were any new witnesses that can be found. Pierce, who appeared in court through a video uplink, has changed his appearance by growing a long goatee. Several members of the Yarr family were in attendance Friday but declined to comment on the case. Rosekrans has said that neither he nor his staff will make any pretrial comments.

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Wanted: A few good Jefferson heroes Nominations sought for Heart of Service Award PENINSULA DAILY NEWS

Now is the time to nominate your local hero. We are looking for people who make a difference in Jefferson County, individuals who have made our communities a better place. The three Rotary Clubs in Jefferson County and the Peninsula Daily News invite nominations for the 2013 Jefferson County Heart of Service Award. The Heart of Service recognizes the dedication, sacrifice and accomplishments of local people who do extraordinary things for their neighbors, their community or the environment. The award — now in its eighth year — is sponsored by the Rotary Club of Port Townsend (noon club), the Port Townsend Sunrise Rotary Club, the East Jefferson Rotary Club and the PDN. “This award gives us the opportunity to highlight the good works of ordinary people in Jefferson County who unselfishly give their time and energy to help others,� said John Brewer, PDN editor and publisher. “These build community. They are truly local heroes, working to make life here stronger, tighter, happier, richer.� ■Nominations should be made using the accompany-

ing coupon and must be returned to the Peninsula Daily News, 1939 E. Sims Way, Port Townsend, WA 98368, by 5 p.m. Monday, March 25. ■A letter describing the merits and accomplishments of the person being nominated should be submitted with the coupon. It should cite examples of the individual’s special dedication, sacrifices and significant accomplishments in community service. ■If possible, the nomination should include supporting documents, such as copies (not originals) of other awards, newspaper articles or letters of support. ■Individuals, clubs, churches, businesses or other organizations may nominate. But only individuals, not organizations, can be nominees. ■Anyone who lives in Jefferson County can be nominated. Recipients of the Heart of Service Award in the past are not eligible for a 2013 award. But those previously nominated but not selected for a Heart of Service Award are eligible for renomination.

What happens A panel of judges will review the nominations and select one to six people to receive a Heart of Service

Award at a luncheon in May. The recipients receive framed award certificates and heart-shaped medals designed by Steve Rafoth, past president of the Rotary noon club and president and CEO of Enclume Design Products in Port Hadlock. If you have any questions about the program, please phone Brewer at his direct number, 360-417-3500 (if he’s not in, there’s 24/7 voice mail). Or email Brewer at john. brewer@peninsuladailynews. com.

2012 honorees Last year, judges selected three individuals and two couples from more than two dozen nominations made by individuals, clubs, churches, businesses and other organizations: ■Judith Alexander of Port Townsend for her leadership in many environmental and community sustainability efforts, including Local 20/20, Citizens for Local Food and the Food Resiliency Action Group. ■Melanie and Steve Bozak, a husband-and-wife duo that has been a driving force behind the Port Townsend Rhododendron Festival. The couple also have contributed thousands of volunteer hours to the Jefferson County community through the Port Townsend Kiwanis Club. ■Bob and Winona Prill of Quilcene, cited in nomination letters for their “goodness and generosity�

and “patient and quiet leadership� with the Quilcene Food Bank, Quilcene Historical Museum, Quilcene Community Center, Quilcene Garden Club, Quilcene Fair and Parade Association, Habitat for Humanity of East Jefferson County and many other organizations. ■Anne Schneider of Port Townsend, whose “insight, vision, analytical skills, ability to organize procedures and skill in working harmoniously with others are what make her a true change agent� with nonprofits ranging from the Centrum board of directors and the Port Townsend chapter of the American Association of

University Women to Working Image, the Northwest Maritime Center and other groups. ■Bill Wise, hands-on visionary co-founder and chairman of EDC Team Jefferson, the county’s publicprivate economic development organization.

Other honorees Receiving the 2011 Heart of Service: â– Nora Porter of Port Townsend for vast and tireless public service in Jefferson County. (Six months after receiving the award, Porter died of lung cancer at the age of 75.)

■Joe Carey, hands-on commander of American Legion Post 29 in Port Townsend. He was a leader of efforts (and repairs) that allowed the legion building to be used as a winter homeless shelter and by the JC MASH free medical clinic. He also led a campaign that resulted in construction of the new Scout House in American Legion Park. ■Deborah Stinson of Port Townsend, the driving force behind many environmental and community sustainability efforts through several local groups. (She is now an elected member of the Port Townsend City Council.) ■Myron Vogt of Port Ludlow, one of the founders of the Boeing Bluebills, a retiree group composed of former Boeing workers known for their community work, especially on behalf of the elderly and disabled. Vogt also works with other groups to serve those in need. ■2010 — Shirley Moss, Gay Eisenberger, Mike Blair and Margaret Matheson. ■2009 — Robert Rosen, Janet Emery, Dr. James Rotchford, Larry Robinson and Wayne Chimenti. ■2008 — Candy Johnston, Virgil Porter, Sue and Bill McIntire, Helen Kullman and Alison Capener. ■2007 — Linda Ferris, Kim Hammers, Dyrk Lansdon, Martina Richard and Dr. John Barrett. ■2006 — Andy Mackie, Peggy Schafran, Bruce Marston and Pat and Ralph Williams.

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The Jefferson County commissioners and the Port Townsend City Council will conduct a joint meeting to discuss the development of a city-county metropolitan parks district Monday. The special meeting will begin at 6:30 p.m. in the Superior Court chambers at the Jefferson County Courthouse, 1820 Jefferson St., Port Townsend. The meeting will be cochaired by County Commissioner John Austin and Port Townsend Mayor David King. The two entities will discuss the proposal to create a new taxing district that would support parks and recreation throughout the county rather than having separate city and county parks departments. At the meeting, both boards will consider the development of a joint resolution to convene a steering committee that would supervise the process and lead its implementation. In November 2010, voters approved a measure to raise sales taxes in order to support the maintenance and operation of Memorial Field and the Port Townsend Recreation Center. Sales tax revenues didn’t meet projections, so alternative methods of funding have been sought. The meeting is the culmination of the Exploratory Regional Parks and Recreation Committee, which met for more than a year to discuss different alternatives before recommending the creation of a municipal parks district. The city and the county also may address amending the agreement, which expires in 2015.

Eye on Jefferson Special City Council office hours, where anyone can talk with a council member without an appointment, will take place from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Tuesday, 3:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. Wednesday and from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. Thursday in the mayor’s office on the second floor of historic City Hall, 540 Water St.

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asphalt products for bituminous surface treatment in the amount of $418,000 from Albina Asphalt of Vancouver, Wash. â– An agreement to pay $13,000 to Good Man Inc. over five years for solid waste disposal facility leachate transportation. â– A bid award to Seton Construction for Alder Creek tributary culvert replacement at the Upper Hoh Road in west Jefferson County for $498,802.

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Mike Wanner of Mike’s Bikes in Sequim is changing his shop’s name after a California chain trademarked the Mike’s Bikes name.

What’s in a name? Owner to redub Sequim business BY JOE SMILLIE PENINSULA DAILY NEWS

SEQUIM –– Mike Wanner, who placed his own moniker on the bike shop he opened 12 years ago, has been told he doesn’t have the right to use his own name for his business. It’s owned by somebody else. “Mike’s Bikes,� the name of his shop on 150 West Sequim Bay Road, is the trademark of a chain of California bike shops. Instead of opting for a drawn-out court battle, Wanner has started a contest, offering $200 for the best alternative suggestion for a new name for his store, a bicycle dealership and repair shop that is on the Olympic Discovery Trail. “How many guys named Mike have opened up bike shops across the country?� Wanner, 51, asked rhetorically. Twenty-two, according to Google. V’s nT o n k� ee As s rk Tan a h “S

“Any guy named Mike who opens a bike shop is going to call it Mike’s Bikes,� said Mike Whaley, owner of a motorcycle shop in Gering, Neb., called, of course, Mike’s Bikes. But only one has the trademark for it: the California chain of Mike’s Bikes, which has been around since 1964 and has 11 locations in northern California. Wanner received a letter last month from attorneys for the California chain demanding he change his business’ name. The words “Mike� and “bike� are too common to register for a trademark, Wanner said, “but my attorney said I can’t use a combination of the two� because the term “Mike’s Bikes� can be registered. Messages requesting comment from executives with the California Mike’s Bikes were not returned. Wanner asked the California chain to let him keep

the Mike’s Bikes name for his shop for another five years in exchange for giving up his website name, www. mikes-bikes.net. “I figured I’d be about ready to retire in five years, and the new guy could put his name on the shop,� Wanner said. “But they said forget it.� Thus, the name contest.

Contest to rename Wanner is taking suggestions through email at mikesbikes@olympus.net or on the (Sequim) Mike’s Bikes Facebook page at www.facebook.com/mikes. bikes1. “We need help thinking of a new name,� the shop’s Facebook entry says. “It needs to be short, simple, and not used by another bike shop in the United States.� The winning entry will receive a $200 gift certificate to the store.

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Port of Port Townsend The three Jefferson commissioners will discuss County commissioners will leasing port property to hear an update from the Washington State University state Department of Natural Extension when they meet Resources at a meeting Mon- Tuesday. day. The regular meeting will The update will be at 10 begin at 1 p.m. in the confera.m. after the meeting begins ence room at 375 Hudson St. at 9 a.m. in commissioners’ It will be preceded by a workchambers in the Jefferson shop meeting at 9:30 a.m. in County Courthouse, 1820 the same location. Jefferson St., Port Townsend. Commissioners will disThe DNR presents a cuss a five-year lease of the report twice yearly to the Cupola House at Point Hudcounty outlining figures for son to the WSU Extension income earned through land office at a rent of $1,700 per and timber leases. month. Commissioners also will The port would agree to consider signing two agree- install a central heating sysments pertaining to prepara- tem and replace bathroom tion of a draft supplemental fixtures prior to occupancy environmental impact state- March 1. ment for the Pleasant HarCommissioners also will bor Master Planned Resort. hear an update on legislative The contracts will be part bills affecting marine tourof a pass-through agreement ism and derelict vessels, as in which the consultant — well as a report on Team JefE.A. Blumen of Seattle — ferson activities. will bill the county, which At the morning workshop, will bill the applicant — Harry Dudley and Heather Pleasant Harbor Marina and Dudley Nollette will present Golf Resort — which will pay information on the Hastings the county, which will pay project. the consultant. The amount is $92,950. Port Townsend schools Other items on the consent agenda include considThe Port Townsend eration of: School Board will discuss ■Termination of the parental involvement in Housing Action Plan Net- their children’s education work Committee and sup- Monday. Port Townsend city port for a new model. The meeting will begin at The Port Townsend City ■An agreement to pur- 6 p.m. in the Gael Stuart Council will not meet this chase a supply of liquid- Building, 1610 Blaine St. week, other than in a joint meeting with Jefferson County commissioners to discuss parks Monday. like us on facebook The only other city committee meeting will be the Civil Service Commission, which will approve a police Is a Beautiful clerk test for spring and hear an update on the Port Reflection of You Townsend Police DepartMon. - Fri.: 9:30-5:30 ment when it meets at 3:30 Saturday: 10:00 - 4:00 p.m. Tuesday in the second625 E. Front floor conference room at 250 Port Angeles , WA 98362 Madison St. 360-565-0308

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The real scoop on his teen crush FROM TIME TO time, I like to leaf through my high school yearbook, reflecting on the fact that the hair and clothing styles of the time made us all look like lunatics. In my own photo, my odd W. Bruce jacket and long, Cameron featureless haircut make it appear as if I’m hoping my class will elect me Bellhop of the Year. A friend of mine from high school recently visited, and we opened the yearbook to take stock of what we were like when we were young and clueless. “There,” my friend said, stabbing a picture with a finger. “You had a crush on her.” I didn’t even have to look at the photograph. I knew my friend was right.

There was scarcely a girl in high school on whom I didn’t have a crush at one time or another. I spent my teen years wallowing in a stew of forlorn love and nausea. One girl who gave me abdominal cramps was Sandy Walloon. She lived a block away and was a 14-year-old entrepreneur: For a modest fee, she would come over to your house and scoop up all of your dog poo. I’d see her bent over with a small shovel, patiently filling a large plastic bag, flies buzzing around her face romantically. She was almost impossibly feminine. Determined to make her mine, I sauntered up to her one day as she was working an afternoon shift. “Hey, hi, Sandy,” I greeted, my brain’s pistons pumping so fast they seized up. I opened my mouth, hoping more words would come out. A couple of flies, interested, flew around my face like spacecraft circling their home planet.

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I jammed my fists in my pocket and started kicking furiously at the ground, an action she observed curiously. “Hi,” I barked again, as if clearing a throat obstruction. “Hi,” Sandy responded cautiously. She had thin brown hair that she didn’t seem to wash very often, but it was clean today, wafting in the breeze in a way that made my knees weak. “Whatcha got in the bag?” I finally asked, pulling the query from a mental index of The Most Stupid Things I Could Say. Sandy regarded me oddly, then opened the sack so I could examine its contents. “Cool,” I choked out. Miserably, I closed my eyes. Cool? I wondered if there were a way I could remove my brain and toss it into the bag with the rest of the dog poo. “I’ve got to get back to work. The Spitsnogels have a St. Bernard,” Sandy told me.

“Cool,” I said again, because apparently this was the only word I had mastered in the English language. I backed away from her so as to ensure that when I came to a tree root, I fell, sitting down directly in evidence that the Spitsnogels did, indeed, own a St. Bernard. I was 14 years old, and this was the sexiest conversation I’d ever had. I went home and industriously wrote, “I love Sandy,” on my desk blotter, which was easy to do because it already said, “I love Susie,” so all I had to do was cross out and replace 4 letters. Now that we were all but engaged, I felt emboldened to chat with Sandy at school. I had my topic all figured out: At our home, it was my job to clean up after the family dogs because we were too classless to hire Sandy’s corporation. My tool, the aptly named “Sooper Dooper Pooper Scooper,”

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“I saw an ad for a singing “Years ago, my “Years ago, I valentine. It would mom gave her got three gifts be a great gag and boyfriend a stuffed from three people, would be funny if bear that cost $50. two of whom someone sent a It was huge! I were men: roses, full-time, crazydon’t know chocolates and themed singing whatever earrings. It was a happened to it strange mixed-up valentine during because they situation. I ended class.” broke up. up marrying the Recently, my guy who gave me boyfriend gave me chocolates.” a 4-foot-tall card.”

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“My boyfriend, who is now my “My late fiancee husband, gave me once tried to bake a book called The a valentine cake Four Agreements, for me. She’s not a which was superbaker at all, and touching because she burnt it to a char. She cried. It it’s all about your value system and was suppose to how you weigh be a special red life. He also gave velvet cake. It me tulips because took an hour to clear the smoke.” it is my favorite flower.”

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“My young daughter gave me a chicken. She wanted me to take care of it for her. That’s a present? Some baby chicks came in the mail, and she put one of them in my room as a present.”

“I’ve not had any unusual valentines, but I’ve seen online something unusual. It was eatable bacon underwear. There’s a bacon craze these days, you know. It’d be awkward to give. All that’s too kinky for me.”

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and Washington, D.C. Those cities have strict Rep. Steve Tharinger gun control, yet their viosaid [HB 1588, introduced in the state Legislature] is lent crime rate is roughly SALMON HAVE LONG been known to use “a good way to not infringe twice that of Seattle. In fact, Chicago may be their sense of smell to find their home river when it on the Second Amendment comes time to spawn, but how do they get close but provide a good sense of more dangerous than enough to smell the river? who’s buying guns” [Eye on Afghanistan: More people are killed in Chicago than A new study suggests that, like birds migrating Olympia, PDN, Feb. 3]. over long distances, salmon use the earth’s The real purpose of gun soldiers in Afghanistan. What about the police? magnetic field. registration is a database of The study published last week in the journal gun owners and their guns. Each of those cities has Current Biology looked at 56 years of fisheries data Why? Would the govern- twice as many police offiabout which route sockeye salmon used when they ment protect the privacy of cers per capita as Seattle. returned to the Fraser River in British Columbia. Extreme gun control gun owners, or sell the list Scientists found that which way the salmon plus twice as many police like it sells vehicle licenschose to go around Vancouver Island matched equals twice as much vioing information? natural shifts in the geomagnetic field. lent crime. What prevents the “What we think happens is that when salmon Why would you want to media from publishing a leave the river system as juveniles and enter the follow that model? list of gun owners, their ocean, they imprint the magnetic field — logging it in The Constitution gives addresses and guns they as a waypoint” which they can follow home, said lead the American people the own, as happened recently author Nathan Putman of Oregon State University. right to bear arms. in New York? “That should get them to within (30 to 60 miles) How does that compare Criminals won’t register of their own river system and then olfactory cues or to the privilege to drive an guns, so it’s not about some other sense kicks on.” automobile? crime. The Associated Press It doesn’t. The real reason for gun “Those who would give registration is to lay a foundation for government up essential liberty to purin the bill. ‘In harm’s way’ chase a little temporary seizure of guns owned by When will all Americans safety, deserve neither libYes, “change” has come to law-abiding citizens. admit that we are losing erty nor safety.” America. If you want to compare — Benjamin Franklin. Obama’s health care bill many of our freedoms that something, compare violent our brave ancestors fought Steve Rankin, is full of surprises, and we crime in Seattle with that in Chicago, New York City Sequim are now finding out what is and died for in years past?

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was a high-tech solution to the fact that the chore was essentially dirty business. I knew Sandy would have a professional opinion about it, and I approached her in the hallway after class, knifing right between a circle of her friends. “Sandy,” I said, “I scoop with a sooper dooper.” I believe these were the last words ever I spoke to her — the look on the faces of the girls convinced me I’d somehow made a gaffe. In fact, the next meaningful communication I had with her was at the end of my senior year, when she wrote in my yearbook, “I had such a crush on you in 9th grade.” I knew it!

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Our brave men and women of today’s military continue to fight for them — but are getting mixed messages from the commander in chief. This administration seems to get a thrill when it threatens to cut our military and national defense budgets, bringing hardship on our country while ignoring the safety these people bring us, protecting our borders and country. America refuses to bow to the enemy, and we do not need the U.N. to run our country. This administration fails to control the real waste of billions of taxpayers dollars going to lawbreakers who enter this country illegally, putting our country in harm’s way. “Illegal immigrants” are being treated as heroes and as people who deserve sympathy for breaking our laws. These people are being showered with unending entitlements and new programs for them, draining funds this country does not have to waste, while our truly needed programs are

being gutted and removed. Our legal citizens, adults and children are being punished by losing their jobs, homes and the ability to earn a living and enjoy the fruits of their labor and devotion to our country. “Change” needs an attitude adjustment. Shirley Berg, Sequim

Capitol Hill Has it ever occurred to you that Washington, D.C., might have the world’s largest and most expensive brothel? In many ways over the years, Congress has truly earned the moniker, “House(s) of Ill Repute.” It costs U.S. taxpayers $3 billion annually to operate, billions more for its members to keep their cushy tenured “jobs,” and (it seems) the members acquire a lot of personal wealth and many other “perks” while in office, while exempting themselves from many laws they impose on U.S. citizens. TURN

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Peninsula Voices CONTINUED FROM A8 According to my dictionary, the term “prostitution” may simply mean “offer up for sale” or “morally debasing.” Could obtaining highly compensated, tenured jobs by promising to represent the best interests of the people and the nation, while acting to serve self and rich sponsors first, getting paid a handsome salary and doing little else, be called morally debasing? This is not a rhetorical question. But the answer is frightening to 90 percent of the lay public. The people need a concerted powerful voice to get Congress members to live up to their promises to their constituencies and to their nation, but the owners of the fourth estate and their minions are seemingly reluctant to call a spade a shovel? Individually or in small groups, the people have no way to get rid of the members of this blight we call Congress. What is at risk is the U.S. and our Athenian democracy. I believe anyone who is not seriously concerned about the sorry state of our nation has his/her head buried in sand. Richard Hahn, Sequim

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and the media fawned and drooled over the “commanderette-in-chief” in waiting. The Republican congressionals, mostly lawyers, City Councilwoman Lisa Helps The wave-shaped building RIDERS ABOARD THE MV withered under crosswould replace existing trailers — a said the proposed terminal is far Coho ferry from Port Angeles may examination of Hillary dursuperior to the existing one housed separate one for each airline — on see something new in the Inner ing the Benghazi hearings. in converted trailers. Wharf Street land. Harbour of Victoria in a year or What difference does it “Probably everyone would say The plan is advancing through two. make that no one has been those portables are ugly [and] get Harbour Air, West Coast Air and Victoria City Hall, winning the held accountable in this Kenmore Air, which fly floatplanes approval of a key City Council com- rid of them,” Helps said. pivotal American embarThe harbor landing “strip” hanmittee last week. in and out of the harbor across rassment and tragedy? dles aircraft carrying no more than The new air terminal is estifrom the Coho landing, are collaboPlaying politics with 15 passengers. Flights link Victoria mated to cost $4 million. Once it’s rating on a proposal to build a people’s lives has consebuilt, the existing terminal would be to Vancouver and Whistler in British floating two-story airline terminal quences. Columbia and Lake Union in Seattle. replaced with a plaza, public walkwith a wave-shaped roof on the Lying and deceiving the Peninsula Daily News way, benches, trees and bicycle racks. water. American people about national security has consequences. How can this be? In most cases, absent a On several occasions Barack] Obama’s inept Not holding the perps during the early evening If this dog is familiar to clear threat to public safety, handling of the Libyan con- and the responsible offihours, I have stopped at you, perhaps its owner can the Police Department will sulate attack by the resur- cials accountable has connot respond to complaints Albertsons grocery store to be notified. gence of organized Muslim sequences. of stray animals. shop. terrorists on the eve of the In the meantime, why Elections have conseUntil such time as the Running around the presidential election. quences. Those who sow aren’t the animal control parking lot unattended and people or at least the Police animal control officer posiLast September, Susan the wind will reap the tion is restored, the depart- Rice, our U.N. ambassador, whirlwind. with no leash, there has Department responding? been a light brown-black Meanwhile, we are seewas sent out before the Paul Brown, ment’s limited-response spotted pit bull-mix dog. ing the purposeful, systemmainstream media to Port Angeles posture will remain in effect. This dog has been atic dismantling of the defend the regime’s bunComplaints related to aggressive on each occasion American dream. gled defense and AWOL We asked Port Angeles animals will be assigned a God help America! that I have spotted him. protection of the Americans Police Chief Terry Gallapriority, and response will Karl Spees, I brought the situation at the consulate, and to gher for a response. only occur if time allows. Port Angeles to the store manager’s falsely assign blame of four Here it is: Finally, police officers attention and was told that Americans killed on an At one time, the Police are not equipped and do the police had been notiobscure video clip. Department employed a not receive any training in fied, with no action taken. Morally straight Both Clinton and Rice full-time animal control respect to animal control. It was explained that were trotted out by the officer. That position was It has been awhile, but I the dog lives in the neigh“campaigner-in-chief” eliminated several years remember the Boy Scout Benghazi hearing borhood and usually goes while Obama hid behind ago by order of the City oath ended with “to keep home. “What difference does it their skirts. Council as part of a budmyself physically strong, In the meantime, my Despite the disastrous make?” Hillary Rodham get-reduction effort. mentally awake and morconcern is that this dog Clinton, [then] secretary of debacle at the Benghazi Since that time, the ally straight.” will attack another small consulate at the culminastate, angrily countered Police Department has It was good for me. dog (which I witnessed and responded to animal contion of Clinton’s tenure as when questioned by ConLet us keep it that way. was able to abort) or possi- trol complaints on a very the secretary of state, the gress last month on her Don Wright, bly a small child. congressional Democrats limited basis. defense of [President Sequim

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PENINSULA DAILY NEWS Rants & Raves COMPILED BY MICHAEL CARMAN

Rave of the Week RAVE AND THANKS to the Sholinder family, who created an opportunity for this community [Port Angeles] to come together and help save their dog, Max. I am proud to be part of a place where we take care of animals and each other.

. . . and other Raves MANY, MANY THANKS from one elderly lady to the person who turned in my walking cane that I had left in the cart outside. And thanks to the Port Angeles Walmart helper outside in the orange vest who helped me find my cane and brought it back to me in the car. God bless you all. A RAVE FOR whoever brought the dog food over to me over in Irondale. I’m low on it due to being poor. I just wish the person who left it had left a note so I could thank them personally.

The Rants & Raves hotline 24/7: 360-417-3506 PLEASE SEND COMMENTS on topics in the news — including tax levy requests on the ballot — as signed letters to Peninsula Voices (see “Have Your Say” on the opposite page). And customer complaints aimed at specific businesses need to be taken up directly with the businesses themselves.

KUDOS TO THE Soroptimist women of Port Angeles for the excellent program on human trafficking at Studium Generale [Peninsula College] on Jan. 31. They did an excellent job with an excellent speaker. This was a program the whole community should have attended. WOW! DANETTA RUTTEN and Jean Hordyk and Soroptimists: What a fantastic job [on human trafficking] at Studium Generale on Jan. 31. The speaker was interesting and had a story to tell. Peninsula College should be proud to have offered this program. A RAVE FOR Rick, the owner of Marine Drive Chevron [Port Angeles]. He kindly brought my wallet over to my work after I dropped

it in his parking lot. It was amazing that nothing was taken out of it, and he brought it straight to me after a customer turned it in. THANKS TO THE LaPush Police Department and its K-9. On Jan. 25, the Forks Police Department requested its help in finding drugs. Thanks for the great work and continued assistance with outside agencies.

at our otherwise wonderful Juan de Fuca Festival of the Arts. Parents need to relearn their manners about this. Until then, concert and festival organizers, you can and should make it stop.

. . . and other Rants THAT PERSON DISTURBED by children dancing in the aisles at the bluegrass show [Rants & Raves, Feb. 3] obviously doesn’t have a clue about what bluegrass is all about.

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A RANT ABOUT the rave for the people who feed the cats out on Ediz Hook [Rants & Raves, Feb. 3]. Cats are responsible for 2.4 billion bird deaths and 12.3 billion mammals killed each year [PDN news story, Feb. 3]. Take them to the vet, or put them down.

AMEN TO PREVIOUS rants about children running around and dancing during musical performances [Rants & Raves, Feb. 3]. This also happens every year

A HUGE BRATTY and nosey rant to the woman shopping Tuesday evening at Safeway who told my son to stop being rude and then proceeded to call him a brat. Perhaps if she had taken her chill pill that morning, she would have realized that he wasn’t

being rude but was attempting to move our shopping cart because he thought she was continuing down the aisle. I guess this teaches him how grumpy old ladies repay kindness. Don’t worry, though. I corrected this untruth.

(CLIP AND SAVE) To participate, call our Rants & Raves hotline at 360-417-3506 (works 24 hours a day), email us at letters@peninsuladailynews.com or drop us a postcard, 305 W. First St., Port Angeles, WA 98362. Keep comments brief — 50 words or less. On voice messages, spell out names for raves. And, please, no libel, no responses to letters to the editor or news stories; no personal attacks on individuals or on businesses identified by name. Also, please, no routine thank-you notes to your favorite restaurant, drycleaner, grandchild (we simply don’t have enough room for those); no inaccurate information or unverified rumors; no calls for boycotts; no political endorsements; no charity fund appeals; no commercial pitches. Also, please, only one rant or rave per writer. Don’t forget to tell us where things happen — Port Angeles, Chimacum, Sequim, etc.

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Gun-rights supporters turn out in force Rally rails against efforts to control firearms owning BY MIKE BAKER THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

OLYMPIA — Supporters of gun rights in Washington state turned out in force at the state Capitol, carrying guns and signs while decrying efforts to control firearms. Jason Dupea of Tacoma, one of hundreds of people at Friday’s rally, suggested it would be better for lawmakers to eliminate “gun-free� zones or strengthen punishments for those who commit crimes with firearms. Dupea said he is a longtime supporter of gun rights but only recently began joining rallies. He is optimistic that gun owners can block the restrictions being considered by lawmakers. “I think there’s more momentum with the people for their rights than there is with the government for

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Fred Rinehart of Vancouver, Wash., wears a cap that reads “Don’t Tread on Me� as he attends a gun-rights rally Friday at the Capitol in Olympia. legislation,� Dupea said while carrying his M1 Garand semi-automatic rifle. “Eventually, the government has to capitulate to the will of the people.�

State lawmakers have proposed a variety of ways to combat gun violence, including an expansion of background checks and allowing teachers to carry weapons.

Supporters of new restrictions are optimistic that some legislation can pass the Legislature this year as lawmakers respond to the mass killing at an elementary school

in Connecticut. Gun advocates argued that new restrictions on gun sales and magazine capacities would infringe on Second Amendment rights. Many speakers at the rally focused on President Barack Obama and federal efforts to control gun violence. Some shouted to impeach Obama and accused him of committing treason. Sen. Pam Roach, R-Auburn, encouraged people to make their voices heard and remain politically active to defend gun rights. She said afterward that she’d like to see the state focus on mental health issues and make sure people with mental problems are getting treatment. “These are the ones who commit the crimes,� Roach said. “We’ve done nothing but make it easier for people with mental health issues to walk among us, untreated and get around firearms.� Roach said mentally ill people don’t own firearms

“I think there’s more momentum with the people for their rights than there is with the government for legislation. Eventually, the government has to capitulate to the will of the people.� JASON DUPEA of Tacoma but get them from family members or steal them. She encouraged people to make sure their guns are stored with a lock. Supporters of new gun restrictions have long pushed for background checks to cover all sales, including deals between private parties. Ralph Fascitelli, president of Washington Ceasefire, said he was encouraged by support of the idea in the Legislature this year, including that of Republican Rep. Mike Hope, a police officer.

Washington legislators near deal on gun background checks BY MIKE BAKER THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

OLYMPIA — State lawmakers are beginning to coalesce around a plan that would expand the state’s laws on gun background checks, providing hope for supporters after years of failed efforts. Gun measures have flooded the Legislature this year, with some lawmakers proposing that teachers have the ability to carry firearms and others looking to add new fees to gun transactions. The universal background checks plan, however, has

emerged as the most surprising proposal that has bipartisan support. Ralph Fascitelli, who leads the gun-control group Washington Ceasefire, said the organization didn’t believe earlier this year that the idea had a chance of passing the Legislature. That has changed in just the past couple weeks. “We are increasingly optimistic,� Fascitelli said. While the measure is supported by many Democrats, the background checks plan also picked up support from Republican Rep. Mike Hope of Lake Stevens, Republican Sen. Steve

Litzow of Mercer Island and Senate Majority Leader Rodney Tom, a Democrat who has aligned himself with Republicans this year. The Washington Association of Sheriffs and Police Chiefs also supports the idea.

Expand requirement Background checks already are required when purchases are made at federally licensed gun shops. The bill would expand that requirement to sales between private parties. Litzow said the bill would do nothing to prevent law-abiding

citizens from owning guns. “It’s a common-sense approach to making sure that those who shouldn’t own a gun aren’t purchasing a gun,� Litzow said. Litzow said he also thinks there is broader support for efforts to change the mental health system, such as making sure there are counselors in schools and increasing capacity so that people can help get loved ones the care they need.

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state House this week. Perhaps the greatest obstacle to the bill would come in the state Senate, where the bill has been assigned to a committee dominated by pro-gun lawmakers. Sen. Pam Roach, R-Auburn, expressed skepticism of whether the background check proposal would help, arguing that the state needs to focus instead on treating the mentally ill. She said she opposes bills that would limit the rights of gun users, such as an assault weapons ban or a limit on magazine capacity.

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BREMERTON — Already the Olympic League champions, the Port Angeles girls basketball team won its district tournament tune-up against the Olympic Trojans on Friday night. The Roughriders held on for a close 38-35 victory on the road. Port Angeles (15-1, 15-4) next plays Thursday at 7:45 p.m. in the West Central District 2A tournament at Foss High School in Tacoma. Krista Johnson hit a long 3-pointer with a little over two minutes to play in the game to give Port Angeles the 38-35 lead. That would ultimately be the final score thanks to the Riders’ defense holding Olympic scoreless over the final few minutes. There were two key moments in the final seconds. First, with seven seconds remaining, Maddy Hinrichs dove on a loose ball and held on as Trojans star Ashli Payne tried to rip it away, thereby forcing a jump ball with the possession arrow favoring Port Angeles. Olympic fouled with just over three seconds to play. The second big moment came after Port Angeles missed the frontend of a one-and-one. The Trojans grabbed the rebound and swiftly moved the ball down the court where Payne launched a 28-foot 3-pointer that clanked off the front of the rim, giving the Riders the victory. Senior guard Macy Walker led Port Angeles with 12 points, four steals and four assists. “Macy Walker had an outstanding overall game, scoring in every quarter and playing solid help defense,” Riders coach Michael Poindexter said. Johnson finished with eight points and led Port Angeles with seven rebounds, while Hinrichs finished seven points and four assists and Shayla Northern had seven rebounds to go along with three points. Mariah Frazier scored just five points, but had three steals and played a big role in the Riders’ defense. “Ashli Payne had to work hard for her 19 points,” Poindexter said. “Mariah Frazier and Kylee Jeffers defended her well for the first three quarters. “Down by three points after three quarters, we went into a zone for most of the fourth quarter and held Olympic to four points in the quarter. “The group playing the zone to finish the game played solid team defense and took Olympic out of their offensive rhythm.” After its offense sputtered for most of the second quarter, Port Angeles finished the period with an important 5-0 run. “We got a nice momentum boost at the end of the first half,” Poindexter said. “We were down 18-15 when Shayla Northern hit a three-pointer, and soon after Payton Lee picked up a lay-in at the very end of the half, sending us to the locker room up by two.” Although it was a nice win to head into the playoffs with, especially since they were without starting post Bailee Jones — the Riders didn’t play a perfect game. “Our one problem area of the game was missing uncontested layins — we missed five as a team — and taking off-balance, low-percentage lay-ins — five more of those [were misses],” Poindexter said. “Had we taken better shots some of those times and made the easy ones, the game wouldn’t have been quite the nail-biter it ended up being.” Because Bremerton also lost Friday — 50-46 at Kingston — Olympic finished the season tied with the Knights for second place in the Olympic League.

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SEQUIM — Port Townsend’s Codi Hallinan and Jewel Johnson focused on what they could control this season. The Redskins closed out the regular season Thursday night with a 34-30 road win over Sequim. The loss ended the Wolves’ late-season playoff push, but for Port Townsend the game had no playoff implications because they wrapped up their place in the postseason last week. Last year, a controversial decision denied the Redskins a shot at the 1A tri-district tournament. As a 1A school playing in the 2A Olympic League, Port Townsend needed to finish in fifth place last season to earn a play-in game.

Going for wins The Redskins ended the 2011-2012 regular tied for fifth, but since the team they were tied with Klahowya won the season series, it was decided the Redskins weren’t a true fifthplace team. This season, Johnson, Hallinan and their teammates aimed to win enough games this season that their fate wouldn’t be decided by an offcourt ruling made by grownups. “Last year, we got kicked out of the playoffs, and I really wanted to be better so that we wouldn’t be in the same kind of scenario,” Hallinan said, “so we could win instead of having to fight for it.”

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Sequim’s Emily Wallner, center, goes for the layup as Port Townsend’s Codi Hallinan, TURN TO GIRLS/B4 left, and Enani Rubio, behind, defend the lane in Sequim.

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Port Angeles (38) Walker 12, Johnson 8, Hinrichs 7, Fraizer 5, Northern 3, Lee 2, Jeffers 1. Olympic (35) Payne 19, Anderson 8, Williams 5, Hayes.

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Port Townsend’s Nick Silberman, front, can only watch as Sequim’s Alex Barry outreaches him for the ball during an Olympic League game in Port Townsend. Port Townsend’s Emmet Davis (15) and Sequim’s Andrew Shimer watch the action.

PORT TOWNSEND — Sequim’s Jayson Brocklesby had another 30-and-over scoring day to spark the Wolves to a tie of the Olympic League championship. Sequim dominated Port Townsend 64-32 on Thursday night and now will play fellow league-champion Olympic for the conference’s No. 1 district seed after the Trojans defeated Port Angeles 83-52 on Friday night. The Wolves and Trojans finished the regular season with identical 15-1 league and 17-3 overall records, and now will play Monday night at North Kitsap High School in Poulsbo for the right for the Olympic League’s No. 1 seed to the West Central District. The winner gets a first-round bye and won’t play until Friday night at Foss High School in Tacoma. The league’s No. 1 seed needs just one district win to advance to state while the No. 2 seed needs two straight victories to guarantee a state berth. Monday’s loser plays a loserout game Wednesday night against the seventh seed from the combined South Puget Sound and Seamount leagues at Lakes High School. Brocklesby, meanwhile, led the Wolves against Port Townsend with 32 points on 11 of 19 shooting from the field, 9 of 13 from within 2-point range. TURN

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Scoreboard Area Sports Bowling LAUREL LANES Friday 7 Cedars Mixed Men’s high game: Jeff Edwards, 275; men’s high series: Jeff Edwards, 719. Women’s high game: Sage Brown, 221; women’s high series: Sage Brown, 566. Leading team: EM’s. Longhouse Market & Deli Men’s high game: Keith Beck, 231; men’s high series: Keith Beck, 668. Women’s high game: Sandi Gunn, 222; women’s high series: Debbie Nickles, 555. Leading team: P.A. Bawlers. Thursday Big Four Men’s high game: Ron Shanks, 280; men’s high series: Hal Morrison, 712. Leading team: Easy Street. Dr. Birch’s Molar Bowlers Men’s high game: Mac Shawver, 243; men’s high series: Mac Shawver, 696. Women’s high game: Jeanne Phelps, 203; women’s high series: Jeanne Phelps, 561. Tuesday Laurel Lanes Seniors Men’s high game: Steve Campbell, 210; men’s high series: Steve Campbell, 580. Women’s high game: Hazel Vail, 210; women’s high series: Hazel Vail, 495. Mixed Up Mix Men’s high game: Travis Darting, 257; men’s high series: Travis Darting, 730. Women’s high game: Pat Smith, 224; women’s high series: Pat Smith, 533. Leading team: The Kids. Tuesday Brunch League High score: Cheri Pysson, 175; high series: Cheri Pysson, 493. First Place Team: Quilted Strait. Monday Monday Night Mixed Men’s high game: Travis Peterson, 215; men’s high series: Travis Peterson, 602. Women’s high game: Brenda Haltom and Sage Brown, 182; women’s high series: Brenda Haltom, 517. Leading team: Sew It Seams. Les Schwab Mixed Majors Men’s high game: Mike VanWinkle, 289; men’s high series: Travis Darting, 699. Women’s high game: Linda Chansky, 200; women’s high series: Linda Chansky, 557. Leading team: Red Carpet Car Wash. Baxter Auto Parts Old Timers Men’s high game: Bob Thompson, 246; men’s high series: Bob Thompson, 605. Women’s high game: Joan Wright, 174; women’s high series: Joan Wright, 454. Saturday, Feb. 2 Pee Wee Kids League Boys’ high game: Robert Wold, 64. Girls’ high game: Abby Robinson, 92. Bantam Kids League Girls’ high game: Jayde Wold, 122; girls’ high series: Jayde Wold, 314. Junior Kids League Men’s high game: Nathan Dewey, 190; men’s high series: Nathan Dewey, 497. Women’s high game: Shyanne Terry, 92; girls’ high series: Shyanne Terry, 227. Friday, Feb. 1 7 Cedars Mixed Men’s high game: Jeff Edwards, 269; men’s high series: Jeff Edwards, 768. Women’s high game: Elly Rosaire, 210; women’s high series: Elly Rosaire, 533. SEQUIM OLYMPIC LANES Thursday, Jan. 31 Thursday 9-Pin No Tap Men’s high game: Wayne Hedges, 230; men’s high series: Pete Centeno, 539. Women’s high game: Joan Wright, 233; women’s high series: Ginny Bowling, 522. Wednesday, Jan. 30 First Federal Senior Snipers Men’s high game: Jim Getchman, 178; men’s high series: Jay Cameron, 491. Women’s high game: Brenda Newman, 197; women’s high series: Marilyn Houser, 434. Leading team: Springfields. Les Schwab Mixed Men’s high game: Eric Fetterman, 197; men’s high series: Eric Fetterman, 527. Women’s high game: Alana Adams, 179; women’s high series: Alana Adams, 430. Leading team: King Pins. Tuesday, Jan. 29 Wall Street Journal Men’s high game: George Kennedy, 190; men’s high series: George Kennedy, 506. Women’s high game: Inge Magrs, 130; women’s high series: Gayle Long, 360. Leading team: Wastebaskets. SunLanders Men’s high game: Mark Warren, 181; men’s high series: Ed Jones, 501. Women’s high game: Carol Patterson, 196; women’s high series: Kathleen DeYoung, 446. Leading team: Pin Blasters. Thursday, Jan. 17 Thursday 9-Pin No Tap Men’s high game: Cliff Sillman, 200; men’s high series: Wayne Hedges, 494. Women’s high game: Dona Eby, 242; women’s high series: Lynda Everett, 538. Wednesday, Jan. 16 Les Schwab Mixed Men’s high game: James Castell, 203; men’s high series: Josh Millar, 503. Women’s high game: Barb Burrows, 158; women’s high series: Barb Burrows, 412. Leading team: King Pins. First Federal Senior Snipers Men’s high game: Jay Cameron, Jim Getchman and Wayne Hedges, 181; men’s high series: Jay Cameron, 538. Women’s high game: Marilyn Hooser, 195; women’s high series: Marilyn Hooser, 480. Leading team: Springfields. Tuesday, Jan. 15 SunLanders I Men’s high game: Ed Jones, 176; men’s high series: Ed Jones, 477. Women’s high game: Barb Evans, 477; women’s high series: Barb Evans, 419. Leading team: Pin Blasters. Wall Street Journal Men’s high game: Gordy Omdal, 193; men’s high series: George Kennedy, 521. Women’s high game: Katie Anderson, 150; women’s high series: Holly Roberts, 393. Sunday, Jan. 13 7 Cedars Casino Olympic Travel Men’s high game: Wade McCoy, 221; men’s high series: Wade McCoy, 641.

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Women’s high game: Catherine Woodahl, 199; women’s high series: Catherine Woodahl, 504. Leading team: HiJoy Bowl.

Golf PENINSULA GOLF CLUB Friday Winter League Week 17 Team Points 1. Golf Shop Guys 116.5 2. Triggs Dental Lab No. 1 109.5 3. Glass Services 102.5 4. Triggs Dental Lab No. 2 95.5 5. Taylor Made Construction 93.5 6. Buck’s Holligans 83 7. Irwin Dental 66 8. Windermere 64.5 9. Joshua’s 44.5 10. Green Machine 35.5 Gross: Mike DuPuis, 33; Gary Thorne, 33; Rob Botero, 37. Net: Mike Hammell, 33; Dennis Watson, 33; Tommy Robertson, 34; Mike Tetnowski, 35; Kenny Fredrickson, 35; Tory Clayton, 35; Josh Gardner, 35; Crispen Lowder, 35; Chris Saari, 35; Clint Wetzel, 35; Ruth Thomson, 35. Thursday Men’s Club Throw Out Three Worst Holes Gross: Gary Thorne, 53; Mike Clayton, 55. Net: Ray Dooley, 47; Andy Duran, 49; Don Dundon, 50; Buddy Fraser, 51; Ray Santiago, 51; Lyle Andrus, 51; Duane Vernon, 51. Team gross: Gary Thorne and Mike DuPuis, 64; Gary Thorne and Rob Botero, 64. Team net: Ray Dooley and David Henderson, 59; Tom Hainstock and Duane Vernon, 60; Ray Dooley and Gary McLaughlin, 61; Ray Dooley and Ray Santiago, 61; Jim Root and Lyle Andrus, 61; David Henderson and Ray Santiago, 63; John Pruss and Mike Clayton, 63; John Pruss and Quint Boe, 63; Mike Clayton and Quint Boe, 63; Mike Robinson and Lyle Andrus, 63; Tom Hainstock and Steve Callis, 63. Tuesday Men’s Club Better Nine Gross: Rick Parkhurst, 35; Gerald Petersen, 36. Net: Gene Middleton, 31.5; Gary McLaughlin, 32.5; Buddy Fraser, 31.5; Lawrence Bingham, 32.5. Team gross: Rick Parkhurst and Gerald Petersen, 68. Team net: Gene Middleton and Gene Norton, 60; Mike Sorenson and Gerald Petersen, 61; Gene Middleton and Rudy Arruda, 61; Ray Dooley and Gary McLaughlin, 61. Saturday, Feb. 2 Men’s Club Sub Par Any Two Holes Gross: Mike DuPuis, 71; Gary Thorne, 71. Net: Gene Norton, 61; Bob Dutrow, 66; Jan Hardin, 66; Gene Ketchum, 66. Team gross: Gary Thorne and Mike DuPuis, 68; Gary Thorne and Kevin Russell, 69. Team net: Rick Parkhurst and Brian Duncan, 61; Kit Metcalf and Steve Main, 62; David Henderson and Gary McLaughlin, 62; David Henderson and Ray Santiago, 63; Dennis Ingram and Gary McLaughlin, 63; Tom Jacobsen and Gene Ketchum, 63. Friday Winter League Week 16 Team Points 1. Golf Shop Guys 108 2. Triggs Dental Lab No. 1 106 3. Glass Services 97.5 4. Taylor Made Construction 92.5 5. Triggs Dental Lab No. 2 89.5 6. Buck’s Holligans 74.5 7. Windermere 61 8. Irwin Dental 60 9. Joshua’s 38.5 10. Green Machine 33.5 Gross: Gary Thorne, 36; Mike DuPuis, 38; Mel Triggs, 38; Ryan Seiler, 38. Net: Guy Lipski, 29; Chris Saari, 31; Kevin Gallacci, 32; Marcus Covington, 33; Crispin Lowder, 34; Steve Moreno, 35; Matt Murray, 36; Dave Wahlsten, 36; Rochelle Hoffman,36. CEDARS AT DUNGENESS Wednesday Men’s Club ACE DAY Flight One Gross: Brian Anderson, 76. Net: Everett Thometz, 66; Bruce Durning, 67. Flight Two Gross: Don Walker, 79. Net: Walter Stetter, 67; Warren Cortez, 68. Flight Three Gross: Kip McKeever, 83. Net: Richard Brahams, 67; Steve Lewis, 71. Flight Four Gross: Milt Mickey, 80. Net: George Switzer, 67; Mike Sutton, 69. Flight Five Gross: Richard Hansen, 90. Net: Bob Hammond, 67; Joe Tomita, 68; Tim Lane, 68. Closest to pin No. 8 Low division: Dave Yasumura, hole in one. High division: Mike Sutton, 11 ft. 4 in. No. 17 Low division: Karl Dryfhout, 3 ft. High division: Gary Williams, 17 ft. 6 in. No. 4 Open: Bill Berry, 2 ft. 1 in.

Basketball PORT ANGELES MEN’S LEAGUE Wednesday Cougars 71, High Grounds/Grandview Grocery 60 High scorers: C: Justin Antioquia, 21; Nathan Hoffer, 20. HG: Jeff Berry, 29; Randy Veenstra, 15. 7 Cedars Casino 77, Westend Ballers 70 High scorers: 7C: Reggie Burke, 22; Brent Beavers, 21. WB: Leif Larsen, 19; Matt Elwood, 16. Monday Next Door Gastropub 81, Strait Flooring/ Wired Energy Drinks 76 High scorers: ND: TJ McKinney, 37; Cameron LeDuke, 18. Team Atlas 70, Sunny Farms 47 High scorers: TA: Shea Bedortha, 30; Tanner Phair, 21. SF: Bob Shay, 24; Devin Dahl, 14. Thursday, Jan. 31 Joshua’s Lounge 31, Baston Enterprises 55 High scorers: JL: Max Eding, 18; CJ Heilman, 16. BE: Antonio Stevenson, 17; Jakoba Square, 12. Cougars 64, Westend Ballers 49 High scorers: C: Nathan Hofer, 18; Ryan Norfleet, 11. WB: Matt Dunning, 15; Leif Larson, 8.

Volleyball P.A. PARKS & RECREATION COED LEAGUE Standings through Saturday Team W L 7 Cedars Casino 12 0 Volleyball United 12 1 Hutchinson Construct 8 5 Zbaraschuk Dental 7 6 The Tribe 7 7 Gone Squatchin’ 5 7 High Energy Metals 5 8 Laurel Dental Clinic 4 9 Serena’s Spikers 1 12 Tuesday results Hutchinson Construction 25, The Tribe 21 Hutchinson Construction 25, The Tribe 12 Hutchinson Construction 25, The Tribe 13 Zbaraschuk Dental Care 25, Serena’s Spikers 14 Zbaraschuk Dental Care 25, Serena’s Spikers 7 Zbaraschuk Dental Care 25, Serena’s Spikers 13 Monday results 7 Cedars Casino 25, High Energy Metals 20 7 Cedars Casino 25, High Energy Metals 16 7 Cedars Casino 25, High Energy Metals 21 The Tribe 25, Laurel Dental Clinic 15 The Tribe 25, Laurel Dental Clinic 14 The Tribe 25, Laurel Dental Clinic 16 Volleyball United 25, Gone Squatchin’ 21 Volleyball United 25, Gone Squatchin’ 21 Volleyball United 25, Gone Squatchin’ 16

Preps Basketball Friday’s Scores BOYS BASKETBALL Cascade Christian 52, Eatonville 39 Columbia River 63, Mountain View 51 East Valley (Yakima) 65, Grandview 58 Eastmont 73, Davis 45 Ephrata 69, Toppenish 58 Evergreen (Vancouver) 48, Battle Ground 38 Lakes 67, Enumclaw 39 Livingstone, Ore. 60, Cascade Christian Academy 50 Mount Ellis Academy, Mont. 51, Auburn Adventist Academy 45 North Mason 76, North Kitsap 58 Olympic 84, Port Angeles 52 Prosser 61, Selah 51 Sumner 59, Steilacoom 47 Sunnyside 59, Moses Lake 55 Sunnyside Christian 45, Lyle-Wishram 41 University Prep 53, Northwest School 36 Upper Columbia Academy 66, Puget Sound Adventist 55 Walla Walla 58, Pasco 48 Wenatchee 66, Eisenhower 34 1A District 6/7 First Round Brewster 44, Medical Lake 36 Chelan 31, Chewelah 24 Lakeside (Nine Mile Falls) 79, Cashmere 72, 2OT Okanogan 70, Riverside 42 1A Northwest District 1 Consolation Semifinal Blaine 68, Meridian 61 Mount Baker 66, South Whidbey 56 1B Northwest District 1 Championship Lummi 61, Cedar Park Christian (Mountlake Terrace) 59 2A Northwest District 1 First Round Anacortes 54, Lake Washington 50 Burlington-Edison 78, Cedarcrest 64 Lynden 68, Sultan 27 Sehome 77, Archbishop Murphy 56 3A Metro League Championship Rainier Beach 69, Lakeside (Seattle) 61 4A Northwest District 1 Consolation Lake Stevens 67, Kamiak 51 Monroe 61, Mariner 56 Semifinal Arlington 58, Edmonds-Woodway 47 Jackson 66, Mount Vernon 37 4A Sea-King District 2 Consolation Inglemoor 59, Woodinville 57 Newport 50, Eastlake 47 Semifinal Bothell 54, Issaquah 53 Garfield 55, Ballard 41 Tournament Kennedy 46, Auburn Mountainview 40 GIRLS BASKETBALL Eastmont 55, Davis 49 Ferris 69, Central Valley 64 Franklin Pierce 34, Fife 27 Grandview 62, East Valley (Yakima) 40 Kennewick 38, Southridge 25 Kingston 50, Bremerton 46 Moses Lake 63, Sunnyside 52 North Kitsap 49, North Mason 39 North Thurston 55, Foss 31 Overlake School 37, Seattle Academy 34 Port Angeles 38, Olympic 35 Prairie 63, Kelso 49 Selah 60, Prosser 44 Sunnyside Christian 66, Yakama Tribal 21 Union 60, Camas 55 Walla Walla 52, Richland 45 Wenatchee 42, Eisenhower 25 West Valley (Yakima) 58, Othello 24 1A District 6/7 First Round Brewster 61, Riverside 29 Cashmere 59, Freeman 55 Chelan 58, Newport 34 Okanogan 55, Lakeside (Nine Mile Falls) 39 1A Northwest District 1 Consolation Semifinal Blaine 48, South Whidbey 32 Nooksack Valley 38, Mount Baker 35 1A Southwest District 4 First Round Castle Rock 53, Rainier 30 Hoquiam 51, LaCenter 48 Montesano 49, Elma 43 Woodland 56, Rochester 49 1B Northwest Bi-District Championship Tulalip Heritage 48, Mount Vernon Christian 38 1B Southeast District 9 First Round Colton 72, Rosalia 25 Tekoa-Oakesdale 42, St. John-Endicott 40 2A Southwest District 4 First Round Black Hills 56, Hockinson 43 Mark Morris 78, Centralia 34

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River Ridge 54, Washougal 38 W.F. West 58, Aberdeen 24 3A Metro League Championship Cleveland 43, Seattle Prep 40 3A Northwest District 1 Consolation Shorecrest 62, Marysville-Pilchuck 54, 2OT Shorewood 59, Meadowdale 43 Semifinal Everett 59, Stanwood 51 Glacier Peak 34, Ferndale 32

Basketball NBA Standings WESTERN CONFERENCE Pacific Division W L Pct GB L.A. Clippers 35 17 .673 — Golden State 30 20 .600 4 L.A. Lakers 24 27 .471 10½ Sacramento 17 33 .340 17 Phoenix 17 34 .333 17½ Northwest Division W L Pct GB Oklahoma City38 12 .760 — Denver 32 18 .640 6 Utah 28 23 .549 10½ Portland 25 25 .500 13 Minnesota 18 29 .383 18½ Southwest Division W L Pct GB San Antonio 39 12 .765 — Memphis 31 18 .633 7 Houston 28 24 .538 11½ Dallas 21 28 .429 17 New Orleans 17 33 .340 21½ EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division W L Pct GB New York 32 16 .667 — Brooklyn 29 21 .580 4 Boston 26 23 .531 6½ Philadelphia 21 27 .438 11 Toronto 18 32 .360 15 Southeast Division W L Pct GB Miami 33 14 .702 — Atlanta 27 22 .551 7 Washington 14 35 .286 20 Orlando 14 36 .280 20½ Charlotte 11 38 .224 23 Central Division W L Pct GB Indiana 31 20 .608 — Chicago 30 20 .600 ½ Milwaukee 25 23 .521 4½ Detroit 19 32 .373 12 Cleveland 16 34 .320 14½ Friday’s Games L.A. Lakers 100, Charlotte 93 Toronto 100, Indiana 98, OT Washington 89, Brooklyn 74 New Orleans 111, Atlanta 100 Cleveland 119, Orlando 108 Detroit 119, San Antonio 109 Houston 118, Portland 103 Memphis 99, Golden State 93 New York 100, Minnesota 94 Oklahoma City 127, Phoenix 96 Miami 111, L.A. Clippers 89 Chicago 93, Utah 89 Saturday’s Games Denver at Cleveland, late Charlotte at Philadelphia, late Golden State at Dallas, late Detroit at Milwaukee, late Utah at Sacramento, late Today’s Games L.A. Clippers at New York, 10 a.m. L.A. Lakers at Miami, 12:30 p.m. Minnesota at Memphis, 3 p.m. Denver at Boston, 3 p.m. New Orleans at Toronto, 3 p.m. Portland at Orlando, 3 p.m. Oklahoma City at Phoenix, 5 p.m. San Antonio at Brooklyn, 5 p.m. Houston at Sacramento, 6 p.m. Monday’s Games Minnesota at Cleveland, 4 p.m. Boston at Charlotte, 4 p.m. L.A. Clippers at Philadelphia, 4 p.m. Brooklyn at Indiana, 4 p.m. New Orleans at Detroit, 4:30 p.m. San Antonio at Chicago, 5 p.m. Washington at Milwaukee, 5 p.m. Atlanta at Dallas, 5:30 p.m.

Hockey NHL Standings WESTERN CONFERENCE Pacific Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA Anaheim 10 7 2 1 15 33 26 San Jose 10 7 2 1 15 34 21 Dallas 12 6 5 1 13 26 28 Phoenix 11 4 5 2 10 31 33 Los Angeles 9 3 4 2 8 20 28 Northwest Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA Vancouver 10 6 2 2 14 28 23 Edmonton 11 4 4 3 11 25 29 Minnesota 10 4 5 1 9 22 28 Calgary 8 3 3 2 8 24 28 Colorado 10 4 6 0 8 21 26 Central Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA Chicago 11 9 0 2 20 39 25 Detroit 11 6 4 1 13 30 30 Nashville 10 5 2 3 13 23 21 St. Louis 10 6 4 0 12 33 30 Columbus 11 3 6 2 8 23 36 EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA New Jersey 11 7 1 3 17 30 23 Pittsburgh 12 8 4 0 16 40 29 Philadelphia 12 5 6 1 11 29 33 N.Y. Rangers 10 5 5 0 10 24 26 N.Y. Islanders 10 4 5 1 9 30 34 Northeast Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA Boston 9 7 1 1 15 26 20 Ottawa 12 6 4 2 14 31 23 Montreal 10 6 3 1 13 31 24 Toronto 11 6 5 0 12 28 31 Buffalo 11 4 6 1 9 35 41 Southeast Division GP W L OT Pts GF GA Tampa Bay 10 6 4 0 12 42 27 Carolina 10 5 4 1 11 28 30 Winnipeg 11 5 5 1 11 30 37 Florida 10 4 5 1 9 25 35 Washington 11 2 8 1 5 25 41 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for overtime loss.

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Transactions Baseball American League BOSTON RED SOX—Agreed to terms with RHP Anthony Carter, INF Jonathan Diaz, INFOF Mark Hamilton, INF Lyle Overbay and OF Ryan Sweeney to minor league contracts. National League CINCINNATI REDS—Agreed to terms with RHP Armando Galarraga on a minor league contract.

FOOTBALL National Football League NEW ORLEANS SAINTS—Named Rob Ryan defensive coordinator and Stan Kwan assistant special teams coach. HOCKEY National Hockey League DALLAS STARS—Assigned F Antoine Roussel to Texas (AHL). SAN JOSE SHARKS—Reassigned D Matt Irwin to Worcester (AHL).

COLLEGE MISSISSIPPI STATE—Suspended junior basketball G Jalen Steele indefinitely for violating team rules.

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Montero moves into starting role for-219) with eight homers and 27 RBI. He will back up Montero, playing every third or fourth day and also serve as a late-inning defensive replacement. For extra depth, the Mariners signed major league veteran Ronny Paulino to a minor league deal. He will likely be with Triple-A Tacoma.

Mariners ready to use catcher day in, day out BY RYAN DIVISH MCCLATCHY NEWS SERVICE

SEATTLE — The Seattle Mariners had it all planned out. Youngster Jesus Montero would assume the catching duties this season after spending 56 games behind the plate in 2012. Sure, it would be a lot of responsibility for a 23-yearold with just 153 games of big league experience. But the Mariners figured it was time to see whether Montero would live up to his expectations as a slugger and progress as a defensive catcher. To help, the Mariners acquired a veteran backup, Kelly Shoppach, to serve as a defensive replacement, a sometime starter and a mentor. But those best-laid plans seemed to hit a snag when Montero’s name was linked to the performance enhancing drug scandal surrounding the South Florida antiaging clinic BioGenesis. While Montero maintains he has no association with the clinic or its owner, Anthony Bosch, the Mariners know that Major League Baseball is investigating the situation, and the team has to be wary of possibility that Montero could be suspended. But until then, the job is Montero’s to lose.

The past Manager Eric Wedge used three catchers last season with no real success. In fairness, none – Montero, John Jaso and Miguel Olivo – had great defensive reputations. They did little to change that in 2012 as Seattle led the American League in passed balls with 20. Wedge went with Olivo as the starter early in the season. He had a strong arm to throw out runners but was poor at blocking balls, and receiving pitches. On offense, he struck out a little too much, didn’t take quite enough walks and didn’t hit as many home runs as expected. He started 22 of the first 23 games, hitting .210 (17for-81) with three homers and seven RBI. He struck out 18 times and had a meager .229 onbase percentage. On April 30, Olivo suf-

fered a strained groin and went on the disabled list. When he returned on May 23, Wedge had decided to look toward the future and went more with a Montero- Jaso platoon. Olivo would start just 58 more games, finishing with a .222 batting average with 12 homers and 29 RBI. Neither Montero nor Jaso were particularly outstanding behind the plate, but both showed glimpses of being better than average. Montero caught a sixpitcher no-hitter against the Dodgers on June 8. He also was one of only four catchers to throw out the Angels’ Mike Trout on a stolen base attempt — and did it twice. Jaso caught Felix Hernandez’s perfect game on Aug. 15. Both players, however, were supposed to make up for their defensive weaknesses with their bats. Jaso did that, hitting .276 (81-for-294) with 19 doubles, 10 home runs and 50 RBI. He led the Mariners in batting average, onbase percentage (.394) and slugging percentage (.456), and also showed a knack for getting clutch hits — including seven game-winning RBI after the seventh inning. He ranked second in the American League in hitting with runners in scoring position — a .378 average (28-for-74) with six doubles, four homers, 40 RBI and a .622 slugging percentage. The Mariners acquired Montero from the Yankees in January of 2012 for his offensive potential. He showed hints of it, hitting .260 (134-for-515) with 20 doubles, 15 home runs and 62 RBI. He was particularly good against left-handed pitching, hitting .322 (57-for-177) with seven doubles, six home runs, 22 RBI and an .830 on-base-plus-slugging percentage. But Montero showed a lack of discipline at the plate that got worse. He struck out 99 times and drew just 29 walks.

The present Because the Mariners traded Jaso to the Oakland A’s in a three-way deal that brought back Michael Morse, the reins have been handed to Montero. “It’s his job,” Wedge said.

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Seattle catcher Jesus Montero celebrates with relief pitcher Stephen Pryor after the Mariners beat the Los Angeles Angels last fall. “He knows he’s coming here to catch. “It’ll ultimately be my decision in regard to how much he does catch, but we’re going to ask him to catch as much as we feel he can to go out there and perform the way he’s capable of performing.” Montero was asked to work on his agility and footwork during the offseason while trimming his body fat and adding strength. He went to personalized training to work on his speed, running form and quickness. “Everybody knows I’m still slow,” he joked with

fans at a question-andanswer session during the Mariners’ FanFest in late January. “I worked on running techniques and running better. It could help me to be a little faster.” But to Wedge, a former catcher, it wasn’t about athleticism. Montero has shown he can execute the proper fundamentals of blocking, receiving and throwing. His issue is maintaining focus behind the plate from inning to inning and game to game. “It’s more on the mental than the physical side of

things,” Wedge said. “I don’t have any doubt he can handle it from a talent perspective, that he can handle the role fundamentally. But being so young and inexperienced, it’s the mental grind. We ask a great deal of our catchers here.” Shoppach is pretty steady behind the plate. In 2011 with Tampa Bay, he led all catchers in the AL with a 41 percent caughtstealing average. He spent part of last season with the Boston Red Sox, playing in 46 games. He also played 27 games with the Mets. In the combined stints, he hit .233 (51-

The Mariners’ catcherin-waiting is Mike Zunino, who was drafted with the third pick of last year’s draft out of the University of Florida. Thanks to the new collective bargaining agreement, the Mariners were able to sign Zunino early and get him playing in the minor leagues. He had success at every level – Class A Everett (.373 batting average, 10 homers, 35 RBI in 29 games), Double-A Jackson (.333 batting average, three homers, 8 RBI in 15 games) and the Arizona Fall League (.288, two homers, 10 RBI in 19 games.). There are some who think Zunino could start in Tacoma and be up with the big league club by June or July. That might be rushing things. While Zunino is talented, the defensive responsibilities for a catcher are immense. He will also face a different level of pitching at Triple-A. Even Mariners minor league coordinator Chris Gwynn is trying to be patient and realistic with Zunino. “He’s definitely well ahead of most college players who come out,’’ Gwynn said. “Receiving-wise, I think he still has stuff to learn. Offensively, he’s pretty good now. But he’s only had 160 to 180 at-bats in the minors. That makes me nervous, in the sense that are we really preparing him for when he gets here? “He still has stuff to learn both ways, but catching is such an important position, you need to make sure he’s well-seasoned before he shows up here.” Behind Zunino is John Hicks, a former fourthround pick out of the University of Virginia. Hicks is rated as the best defensive catcher in the organization. He’s has a strong arm and is a good receiver. He also hit .312 with 15 homers and 79 RBI for Single-A High Desert.

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MADISON, Wis. — When Ben Brust tied the game at the end of regulation with a shot just from just inside midcourt, his teammate Mike Bruesewitz looked over at Wisconsin coach Bo Ryan and saw something unusual. His coach had both his arms in the air. “You know when he shows some emotion, you’ve done something pretty special,” Bruesewitz said. Michigan has yet to win in Madison this century. Brust hit a tie-breaking 3-pointer with less than 40 seconds left in overtime as Wisconsin beat No. 3 Michigan 65-62 on Saturday. “It was awesome, something I’ll remember forever, and I’m sure a lot of people will,” Brust said of the game, which ended with students storming the court and Bruesewitz taking the public address announcer’s microphone to thank the crowd as students celebrated around him. The Wolverines became the third top three team to lose this week as No. 1 Indiana lost to Illinois and No. 2 Florida was beaten by Arkansas. This should be the sixth

straight week with a different No. 1 in The Associated Press’ Top 25. Brust’s shot at the end of regulation was a dramatic turn of events for Wisconsin (17-7, 8-3 Big Ten) and a soul crusher for Michigan (21-3, 8-3). Just moments earlier, Tim Hardaway Jr. hit a contested 3-pointer to put the Wolverines up 65-62 with less than 3 seconds left in regulation. Following a timeout, Bruesewitz passed up his first option in the inbounds play and hit Brust in stride. The guard took one dribble across halfcourt and launched the shot, which hit nothing but net. Ryan said the play was drawn up to see how Michigan defended the first cutter, Brust read the defense and reacted. “The best thing was Mike’s pass on the dime on the run, didn’t have to reach back for it, able to catch it all in one motion,” Ryan said. Michigan still had fouls to give before the shot, and coach John Beilein said the order coming out of the timeout was to foul. He also put Caris LeVert on Brust to bolster the defense.

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Wisconsin’s Sam Dekker, facing camera at left, celebrates with teammate Dan Fahey after Wisconsin defeated Michigan 65-62 in an NCAA college basketball game Saturday in Madison, Wis. “We were definitely fouling, wanted to keep everyone in front of us and [Brust] turned the corner on [LeVert] just enough that he couldn’t foul him,” Beilein said. “I thought we had them once they couldn’t get their initial guy. “With Caris’ quickness,

we thought he could get there, but he didn’t.” For all the fireworks in the final 3 seconds, the teams only managed seven points in overtime, including Brust’s winning 3-pointer. Following Brust’s shot, Hardaway couldn’t connect

on his drive to the hoop on the next Michigan possession, and Glenn Robinson III fouled Jared Berggren on the rebound. The Wolverines went to a full-court press with two more fouls to give. But the Badgers broke the press, and Michigan

had to foul twice more to finally put Ryan Evans on the free throw line. Evans, who shoots less than 43 percent from the line, missed the front end of a 1-and-1, and Burke couldn’t connect in a rushed final possession for the Wolverines. It was another grinding win for the Badgers keyed by their defense. Michigan came in as one of the top scoring teams in the country at almost 78 points per game. But Wisconsin held Michigan to less than 40 percent shooting from the field, including 5 of 18 from beyond the 3-point line. Michigan was 1 for 7 from the field in overtime, and the offensive futility was highlighted by one sequence in which Mitch McGary stole the ball outside the 3-point line and drove the other way only to miss the layup with Berggren defending the rim. Beilein said the Wolverines missed out on 14 points thanks to missed layups. “I’m not talking about when they’re really contesting,” Beilein said. “I’m talking about we had the ball, the basket and us, and it didn’t go in.”

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Girls: Pair leads Port Townsend to playoffs CONTINUED FROM B1 bottom two or three [on the team] running sprints last On Thursday night, Hal- year, now she’s in the top linan narrowly missed her three. That’s been the big third triple-double of the part. “She’s the best shotseason by scoring a careerhigh 18 points, grabbing 14 blocker we’ve ever had, rebounds and blocking nine she’s got a nice shot, she rebounds.� shots. Hallinan, a 6-foot-2 For the season, Hallinan leads the Redskins with senior, joined the Total per-game averages of 12 Package select team in points, 10.1 rebounds and Bremerton last offseason with the intent of becoming 7.4 blocks. Along with her two tri- a more complete player. “I worked a lot on my ple-doubles — both were of the points-rebounds-blocks hand-eye coordination and variety — Hallinan also has my shooting, and we run a nine double-doubles, and lot, so that’s how I got during one three-game faster,� Hallinan said. stretch in mid-December, High praise she blocked 46 shots. “Codi’s the hardestMaag isn’t shy about working player in the telling anyone who will lisleague. She put in the time ten exactly how he feels in the offseason, and you about Johnson, a 5-foot-5 see the benefit of putting all junior. that time in,� Port Townsend “She’s the best point coach Randy Maag said. guard in the league; I’ve “She’s gotten a lost faster been touting her forever,� [this season]. For her size, Maag said. she actually runs up and “She’s as fast as anybody, down the floor really well. to start with, she passes the She was probably in the ball really well — she’s

fourth or fifth in the league in assists — she scores, she rebounds . . . she’s always working, and plus she’s a good defender� But Johnson’s performance has spoken even louder than her coach’s promotional work. She averages 10.5 points, 6.2 rebounds (again, she is 5-foot-5) and 5.5 assists per game. As is expected form a post player, Hallinan appreciates playing alongside a great point guard. “She always keeps her eyes up on the floor, she always sees the good passes, she always listens,� Hallinan said of Johnson. “We work well together.� As has been the case all season, Johnson and Hallinan had plenty of help beating Sequim on Thursday. Gabbi Hossack, the team’s second-leading rebounder with 6.1 per game, grabbed 11 boards, including two on the offensive end in the last minute that helped thwart the

Wolves’ late-game rally. Enani Rubio didn’t score, but she pulled down five rebounds and had three assists and two steals. Irina Lyons only scored two points against Sequim, but she pulled down five rebounds and is the Redskins’ third-leading scorer. Hossack, Lyons and Rubio are all seniors. “I’m really excited,� Johnson, a multi-sport athlete, said of making the postseason “I haven’t been for basketball since my freshman year, and I’m ready to win some playoff games. “I know it was my goal for us to make it to the playoffs this year, especially for the seniors.�

Bright future Thursday’s loss, especially the fourth quarter, nicely encapsulated Sequim’s season. A put-back by Hallinan gave Port Townsend a 32-22 lead with just over four minutes to play in the game,

and it appeared the Redskins might finally pull away from the pesky Wolves. But Sequim wasn’t quite ready to call it a season. Senior Columbia Haupt hit a 3-pointer and freshman Emma Anderson scored off a rebound to cut deficit to 32-27 and keep Sequim in the game before Port Townsend (7-9, 11-9) ultimately prevailed. “One thing about this team, no matter what the score, we didn’t give up,� Sequim coach Evan Still said after the game. “I’m just so proud of the girls for that. You don’t find that every day.� The young Wolves — Haupt was the only senior on a roster dominated by underclassmen — were just as persistent with their season. They managed to fight their way into playoff contention after a slow start. “I can tell you one thing, Sequim is the most improved team in the league, for sure,� Maag said.

“The difference between them in the beginning of the season to now is no comparison. They’re much, much better.� With so many players returning, Still said the key to Sequim’s (5-11, 7-13) future will be its players doing as Port Townsend did: dedicate themselves to improvement in the offseason, something that hasn’t necessarily been a team priority in the past. Returning for the Wolves next year will be leading scorer Alexas Besand, who scored 10 points Thursday, and a slew of this season’s important contributors, such as Caitlin Stofferahn, Elise Beuke, Hailey Lester, McKenzie Bentz, Anderson, Emily Wallner and Melanie Guan. Port Townsend 34, Sequim 30 Port Townsend 13 4 8 9— 34 Sequim 10 8 2 10— 30 Individual scoring Port Townsend (34) Johnson 8, Lyons 2, Hossack 4, Reeves 2, Hallinan 18. Sequim (30) Haupt 7, Bentz 3, Wallner 6, Anderson 4, Besand 10.

Boys: Riders end season with loss to Olympic CONTINUED FROM B1 It was the sixth time this season that Brocklesby has made 30 or more points. Brocklesby also had a game-high five steals. Gabe Carter added nine points, seven rebounds, seven assists and three steals while Alex Barry had seven points and six rebounds. Carter also had two blocked shots while Brocklesby and Erik Christensen had a blocked-shot each. The Wolves held the Redskins to six first-half points, leading 21-4 at the end of the first quarter and 31-6 at halftime.

Toledo 58, Forks 35 KELSO — The Indians of the SWL-Trico Division outlasted the Spartans of the SWL-Evergreen Division in the first round of the 1A District 4 tournament Thursday night at Kelso High School. Forks’ season then ended Saturday with a 51-37 loss to Tenino at W.F. West High School. Check Monday’s edition of the Peninsula Daily News for the game report. On Thursday, the Spartans had a slow start against the physical and taller Indians, trailing 10-4 after one and 31-15

at the break. “Most of Toledo’s points came off turnovers, we turned the ball over a lot,� Forks coach Rick Gooding said. “They definitely put a lot of pressure on us. They are a physical, in-your-face, getafter-the-basketball kind of team.� The Indians took control in the second quarter by outscoring the Spartans 21-11. “They are a good team,� Gooding said. “Their defense disrupted us.� The Spartans had problems with Toledo’s size. Brennan Rakoz, 6-foot-7, led everyone with 18 points

while teammate Austin Trafelet, 6-5, added 12. Grant McEwen of Toledo scored 15, second-most for the game. Braden Decker led the Spartans, as he has done all year, with 14 points while Mark Jacobson added eight. “Braden Decker stepped it up for us while Mark Jacobson did a good job,� Gooding said. Toledo 58, Forks 35 Forks Toledo

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Forks (35) Decker 14, Jacobson 8, Raben 5, Gilmore 4, Harris 2, Gonzales 2. Toledo (58) Rakoz 18, McEwen 15, Trafelet 12, Wood 5, Wallace 2, Bowen 2, Muyskens 2, Durham 3.

Olympic 83, Port Angeles 52 PORT ANGELES — The Roughriders ended their season on the losing end of a shootout with the coOlympic League champion Trojans on Friday night. Olympic scored 20-plus points in each of the first three quarters to light up the scoreboard and amass a 64-43 lead against the youthful Riders going into the final period. Quentin Phillips of Olympic led everybody with 24 points while Tarence Mosely and Brian Tyson added 19 each. Two players scored in

double figures for the Riders as Derek Schumacher earned a team-high 15 points and Garrett Payton added 12. The Trojans, 15-1 in league and 17-3 overall, move on to play a district seeding game with Sequim on Monday night while the Riders conclude their season at 2-14 in league, 3-17 overall. Olympic 83, Port Angeles 52 Olympic 21 21 22 19— 83 Port Angeles 14 12 17 9— 52 Individual scoring Olympic (83) Phillips 24, Mosely 19, Tyson 19, Makaleb McInnis 2, Grier 2, Makiah McInnis 4, Setten 3, Samuel 4, Hammond 6. Port Angeles (52) Schumacher 15, Payton 12, Konopaski 2, Gunderson 2, Treider 7, Hathaway 6, Elliot 8.

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LeBron James is fouled en route to the basket against the Los Angeles Clippers on Friday. so far, almost certainly moving to the front of the class in the MVP balloting once again and once again averaging more combined points, assists and rebounds (42.0) than anyone else in the league — James has been particularly hot of late. Starting in the fourth quarter of Miami’s game last weekend at Toronto, James has generated 102 points on 47 shots. How off-the-charts effective is that? Remember, if he went 47-for-47 on 2-pointers alone and did nothing else, that would

only add up to 94 points. His “bad� game in the past week was an 11-for-18 showing against Houston. He shot 13 for 14 against Charlotte on Monday, the lone miss coming on a layup attempt where he appeared to get fouled. Against the Los Angeles Clippers on Friday night, he shot 9 for 11 — and probably had a case that one of the two misses he was charged with really wasn’t a shot attempt at all. Nonetheless, it all adds up to James missing 10 shots in the last 12.5 quarters of Heat basketball.

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MIAMI — After a recent Miami Heat practice in Washington, Ray Allen told the coaching staff he was skipping the bus ride and running back to the hotel. LeBron James’ ears perked up. With that, the threetime NBA MVP went looking for his running shoes. “LeBron said, ‘If you’re going to do that, I’m going to do that too. I’m not going to be outdone by somebody else. I’m going to run,’� Heat coach Erik Spoelstra said. “So he gets very competitive with things like that. If other people are working on their game, he takes notice.� That approach must be working. James’ game — already considered among the best in the NBA — might be better than ever right now. He’s made 37 of his last 47 shots over his last 111 minutes, a torrid 79-percent clip. For the season, he’s shooting a career-best 56 percent so far, easily on pace for the sixth straight season of improvement in that department. His 3-point shooting, at 42 percent this season, is much improved. He’s shooting 70 percent inside the paint. “I want to continue to

push the button, continue to get better, maximize my potential and not waste an opportunity,� James said. The numbers go on and on. He’s averaging 26.9 points this season. According to STATS LLC, only five players in NBA history have averaged that many points while shooting at least 56 percent over a full season. Maybe that’s why Heat guard Dwyane Wade marvels when talking about James these days, saying “every year, it seems like he does the amazing.� “Numbers don’t lie,� James said. At least, they don’t in this case. After winning his third MVP award, second Olympic gold medal and first NBA championship, James said he wanted to get even better. “It’s kind of like, where is the bar for this guy? Does he have a bar?� Wade said. “And I’m glad that he’s doing all this while he’s in a Miami Heat uniform.� Miami continues its homestand on Sunday, playing host to Kobe Bryant and the Los Angeles Lakers, who have won seven of their last nine games. While he’s been sensational all season — sweeping the Eastern Conference player of the month awards

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Dental care key to pet’s pearly whites LET ME GET this out of the way up front: Yes, I do brush my pets’ teeth. I really do. I believe the task is too important to ignore, and so, too, are regular veterinary dental examinations and cleanings as recommended under anesthesia. That’s why one of my own older dogs went under recently, coming out of anesthesia safely with a couple fewer teeth but healthier teeth and gums overall. Does this make you feel guilty? That’s not my intent. My goal is to show that I practice what I preach because I believe good dental care is essential not only to your pet’s health, but also to his quality of life. Broken, rotting teeth and infected gums make pets miserable, and I can’t tell you how many times I’ve opened a pet’s mouth in an exam room to see gums so inflamed they look as if a blowtorch had been passed over them. A situation like that is what should make someone feel guilty. But the problems — and the guilt — are easily avoided. Your veterinarian is ready to get you on the right track. First thing to remember: Foulsmelling breath from your dog or cat is never normal; it’s a symptom of disease that you need to heed. Second thing: Brushing is easier than you think it will be. Approach the task with a positive attitude, take it slow and easy, then follow with something the pet likes— a play session or a food treat. For kittens and puppies, the focus is on training and prevention, but adult pets likely will need veterinary attention before a preventive-care program can help. Your veterinarian should check your pet’s mouth, teeth and gums as part of the regular

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examination, and make recommendations based on what he or she finds there. For many pets, the next step will be a complete dentistry under anesthesia. The procedure takes 45 minutes to an hour and involves not only cleaning and polishing the teeth, but also checking for and treating broken or rotting teeth, cavities, abscesses and periodontal disease. This is a medical procedure, not a cosmetic one, which is why it’s absolutely not the same as those “no-anesthesia” cleanings offered by nonveterinarians. I recognize that people worry about anesthesia, but the benefits outweigh the risks. Today’s anesthetics are dramatically safer than those of even a few years ago, making the dangers and pain of untreated dental problems the bigger risk to health, even with older pets like my own dog, Quixote. After the problems are treated, at-home care can keep things in good shape. Here are some tips: ■ Brush regularly. Use a toothpaste designed for dogs or cats a couple of times a week at least, though daily is better. If you absolutely cannot brush, ask your veterinarian about dental rinses that can help prevent dental problems. They’re usually not as good as brushing, but they can and do help. ■ Discuss your pet’s diet with your veterinarian. Some

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pet-food companies offer kibble with a mild abrasive texture to help keep teeth clean or with ingredients that help keep plaque from forming. ■ Offer tooth-safe toys to help with oral health. Again, talk to your veterinarian. You’ll want to avoid chews so hard they can break a tooth, and you may want to consider those impregnated with enzymes to help prevent plaque buildup. Once your pet’s teeth are in good shape, you’ll notice an end to bad breath. The true benefits of dental care go far beyond a better-smelling mouth, however, making what seems like an aesthetic issue one that is in fact a cornerstone of a preventive-care program. February is Pet Dental Health Month. During the month, your veterinarian may be able to provide special information on your pet’s dental care or have special offers on services.

the base of the nose. (People also experience this when crying.) As the tears drip down into the dog’s face, the dog licks her nose, spreading the tear fluid over the nose, which wets it. Then, evaporation causes the nose to be cool. The moistened nose is better equipped to dissolve airborne chemicals, which contributes to a better sense of smell. When a dog is sick, the body uses up more internal water in the process of fighting disease. This increased water use, especially with a fever, causes relative dehydration, even if the dog is drinking a normal amount of water. This dehydration results in decreased tear production and hence a dry nose. The same dry nose, however, could be because of fluid loss from panting on a hot day. And some dogs (such as poodles) are prone to blocked tear ducts, so there is less fluid flowing through the ducts to moisten Q&A — with Dr. Marty the nose. The bottom line is that the Becker dry nose may be an indicator of Q: In one of your books, dehydration, but it indicates illyou said a dry nose on a dog ness only if it’s coupled with lethisn’t a reliable sign of illness. argy and other symptoms. I’d always thought it was. In other words, a sick dog may What changed? — via Face- have a dry, warm nose, but a dry, book. warm nose also can be the result of something other than illness. A: The link between a dry nose and a fever never really was The Buzz — with Gina reliable, but that’s not the whole Spadafori story because sometimes it can ■ The overwhelming majority be. (nearly 90 percent) of owned cats Confused? Let me explain. Tears are constantly produced are spayed or neutered, which to lubricate the movement of the means many people no longer recognize the look of a mature eyes. tomcat on the prowl for a mate. Because this lubrication is so What biologists call “secondcritical to eye health, the dog’s ary sex characteristics” in unneubody routinely produces more tered male cats includes the tears than are needed. development of heavy jowls These excess tears flow (called “shields”) and a heavier, through the nasolacrimal (litermore muscular build. ally “nose-tears”) duct and out

It’s a good thing we don’t see it so often, since cats capable of breeding add to the burden of finding homes for the homeless. ■ Additional dog treats have been withdrawn from sale, as the Hartz Mountain Corp. cited concerns with the use of unapproved antibiotics in the Chinesesourced chicken. China is not allowed to export chicken for human consumption in the United States, but the ban does not include chicken products intended for pets, according to DVM360.com. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has been unable to pinpoint any problem with the pet treats, even though pet owners have reported more than 3,000 sick dogs to the agency, with more than 500 deaths. ■ Four new veterinary schools are in the works — two of them in Arizona. But the question of whether there will be enough jobs for these graduates is hotly debated in the veterinary community, according to VIN News (news.vin. com). While there’s an acknowledged shortage of rural, largeanimal veterinarians, most newly minted graduates prefer the hours and lifestyle of companionanimal veterinarians in more urban settings, and competition for these jobs is already keen. Not so keen? Relatively low salaries for these medical professionals, many of whom graduate with a crushing burden of student debt.

_________ Pet Connection appears every Sunday and is produced by a team of petcare experts headed by veterinarian Dr. Marty Becker and journalist Gina Spadafori. The two are the authors of several best-selling pet-care books. Email them at petconnection@gmail. com or visit www.petconnection.com. Or write to them c/o Universal/UClick, 1130 Walnut St., Kansas City, MO 64106.

Briefly . . . after-school book clubs. The library is located at 16990 state Highway 112. For more information, phone 360-963-2414, email ClallamBay@nols.org or visit www.nols.org.

new program — the personal journal of a young couple and their 3-year-old daughter as they seek out the beauty of France and Spain. Thursday’s Travelers CLALLAM BAY — The Journal presentation — Clallam Bay Library will and all remaining events — Tree group meets host “After Hours @ the will begin at 7 p.m. at the PORT ANGELES — Library,” a valentine fundSequim High School cafeteSave the Trees, a group raising event, from 7 p.m. ria, 601 N. Sequim Ave. committed to saving the to 9 p.m. Thursday. Suggested donation is trees at Lincoln Park, will Attendees can watch $5 at the door, with those their friends and neighbors meet to show its love for the 18 and younger admitted play a local version of “The trees this Valentine’s Day. free. The group will gather at Not-So-Newlywed Game,” According to the prothe Port Angeles Library, discover new reading mategram, Arvo and Christiane 2210 S. Peabody St., from rial with “Blind Date with Johnson are seasoned trav5 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. Thursa Book” and try their luck elers and keen observers: day. at a Chinese auction feaHe is an accomplished phoMembers will celebrate turing donations from area tographer, she an architect Lincoln’s birthday and merchants. — and they have a 3-yearwork to prepare for a Feb. The Clallam Bay old daughter to add to their Friends of the Library will 21 city parks board meetperspective. ing concerning the Lincoln provide refreshments, “Our goal was to make a Park trees. including chocolate and list of countries we wanted The event is open to the to visit and have a twoother sweet treats. public. Suggested donation is year window of travel. The $5 per person. list grew and grew, but we Traveler’s Journal Proceeds will help supboth agreed we would SEQUIM — Traveler’s port youth programs, rather visit less places and including the annual sum- Journal’s 22nd season con- spend more time in the tinues Thursday with a mer reading program and places we picked,” the

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Johnsons said. Together, this family wandered through France and Spain, absorbing the culture and beauty of the region. From Giverny to Barcelona through the Basque country and back through Province, these travelers took in the sights, culture and history of the region. Future series presentations will take audience members to Ireland, Burma and Borneo, and across the United States by bicycle, and from the sea bottom in the Pacific and Indian oceans and the Caribbean to the summit of Mount Everest. Traveler’s Journal is presented by the Peninsula Trails Coalition as a fundraiser for the Olympic Discovery Trail. Proceeds are used to buy food and project materials for volunteers working on trail projects. For more information, visit www.olympicdiscovery trail.com.

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Command change CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — Navy Cmdr. Darren B. Guenther, son of Linda Guenther of Sequim, relinquished duties as commanding officer of Training Squadron (VT) 22 to Marine Lt. Col. Scott Schoeman during an official change-of-command ceremony onboard the USS Lexington Museum. VT-22 is one of two jet/ strike training squadrons under Training Air Wing TWO at Naval Air Station Kingville, one of two locations in the United States for Navy and Marine Corps jet/strike training. VT-22 trains about 100 flight students each year. A Navy statement said: “Guenther provided distinct vision, disciplined fortitude and exemplary leadership during a time of fiscal unpredictability, manpower reductions and diminished aircraft availability.” A Meritorious Service Medal was awarded to Guenther during the ceremony, recognizing his accomplishments as execu-

tive officer and commanding officer from October 2011 to January 2013. Guenther focused on safe flight operations and revamped safety programs, and a professional aviation culture established unit trust and confidence both within and outside the command. With 15 percent fewer instructors and unprecedented contractor aircraft maintenance setbacks, Guenther was able to guide the squadron to fly more than 15,500 sorties amassing nearly 17, 000 flight hours. Guenther’s next assignment will be air boss aboard the aircraft carrier USS John C. Stennis, which is based in Bremerton Guenther is a 1990 graduate of Punahou School of Honolulu and joined the Navy in May 1994. He is a 2005 graduate of Naval War College, Newport, R.I., with a Master of Arts and a 1994 graduate of University of California, Berkeley with a Bachelor of Arts. Peninsula Daily News

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Help birds feather their spring nests ONCE FEBRUARY ARRIVES, the weather may do its worst, but our thoughts turn to spring. We’re looking forward to all the changes the lengthening days promise. This was evident in one of the emails that arrived while we were in Hawaii. The subject was about nesting materials for birds. It isn’t too early to talk about this because the birds begin thinking about nesting activities before spring’s official arrival.

Herald of spring When you see the Anna’s hummingbirds start building their nests later this month, it signals that other birds will begin to focus on where they are going to nest. Offering nesting materials for the birds isn’t a new subject, but the reader who brought it up had some interesting observations to make. Her husband had put together a “holder” for the primary nest-

been built, many birds will add moss, lichens and feathers to make it a comfortable and cozy ing material nursery for the nestlings. Joan offered in their This warm and soft lining also Carson yard. makes a warm brooding area for An old and the female to sit on her eggs. no-longer-used Not all birds make attractive feather pillow or even what looks like a comhad been profortable nest, but most species viding a supply will use dried grass. of feathers. Robins bring it to the nesting The feathers spot in as large a mouthful as were placed they can gather and just keeping inside the layering it in. holder that was Much of the time (at least in hung where the the Northwest), it isn’t combirds could easily access it. pletely dry. This receptacle was a cylinder However, as the days go by made out of wire. and the female begins to lay her In size, it was 8 inches long eggs, it eventually will dry out — and 3 inches across. until the next rainstorm. Then, it was placed where it Feathers, grass, dried moss was easily accessible to the birds. and tree lichens are all used in Putting one together sounds nest building. fairly simple, and the type of The larger birds also use variholder you create isn’t as imporous sizes of small sticks. tant as what it will hold. Those used by crows don’t Feathers are a well-known always look so small, and the favorite for birds when it comes same can be said of nests put to lining their nests. together by eagles and osprey. Once the main structure has When it comes to offering

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nesting materials for the birds, it is the birds that nest in our yards we are thinking of, including hummingbirds. Hummingbirds use lichens in their nests, and they select various dried seed heads from plants easily available to them. What’s left in the way of seed repositories on the clematis are used, and if we remember to harvest the same from the wild fireweed in late summer, they really appreciate our efforts the following spring.

gathered up hair and filled their beaks as full as possible. They looked like they had grown enormous sideburns or whiskers. Even if you don’t have your own dog, I’m sure there are one or more neighbors who do. Just ask them if you could give Duke or Queenie a good combing one day. Gardeners collect coffee grounds from coffee shops for their gardens. How about collecting dog hair from the dog groomers? Dog hair handy It isn’t too early to think In my opinion, one of the best about nesting birds, and the sooner we put out the nesting nesting materials we can offer materials where they can find our birds is dog hair. them, the more fun we will have A little bird let me know about this many, many years ago. watching them help themselves. Once that begins, we know At that time, our old Norwespring is just around that corner gian elkhound had her own folwe’ve all been looking for. lowing of birds. The song sparrows in the yard ________ harvested Lady’s fur, which Joan Carson’s column appears every seemed to shed all over the patio Sunday. Contact her at P.O. Box 532, once spring arrived. Poulsbo, WA 98370, with a selfThese birds provided us with addressed, stamped envelope for a reply. wonderful entertainment as they Email: joanpcarson@comcast.net.

Briefly . . . PT retirement community plans dinner PORT TOWNSEND — A Love of a Lifetime celebration, an evening of dinner and dancing, will be hosted by Seaport Landing retirement community, 1201 Hancock St., at 3 p.m. Thursday. Seaport Landing will celebrate all couples and give special recognition to those celebrating a 50th or more wedding anniversary. Attendees will have the chance to win a diamond pendant. The deadline to RSVP for the event is Monday. To RSVP, phone 360379-9376.

Elks dinner, dance SEQUIM — A Valentine’s Dinner Dance will be held at the Sequim Elks Lodge, 143 Port Williams Road, from 5:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. Friday. The Old Sidekicks will perform music for the dance. Dinner is $20 per person. Salad, creamy Parmesan chicken, garlic mashed potatoes, green beans, rolls and dessert will be served. Attendees who wish to dance only are $10 per person or $15 per couple. A no-host bar will be available. Purchase tickets at the Elks Lodge before Wednesday to guarantee a reservation.

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PORT ANGELES — Jim and Robbie Mantooth and Tom Sanford will discuss land preservation at a meeting of the Sons of Norway on Monday. The talk will be held at Scandia Hall, 131 W. Fifth St., at 7 p.m. The Mantooths are longBook discussion time protectors of local PORT ANGELES — The streams and forests Submit student art Collector: David Douglas through their work with the SEQUIM — All Clallam and the Natural History of North Olympic Land Trust. County students in grades Sanford is the executive the Northwest, by Jack Nis6-12 are invited to enter the bet, will be discussed by the director of the land trust. 19th annual Sequim Arts They will present inforPALS book discussion Student Show. mation on past, present and group at the Port Angeles The show, on display future projects to preserve Library, 2210 S. Peabody throughout March at the St., at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, wild areas on the North Museum & Arts Center, is Olympic Peninsula. Feb. 27. open to all public, private Refreshments will be Nisbet, a Spokane and home-schooled students author and naturalist, takes served. across the county. Peninsula Daily News readers on a journey back

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All media will be accepted, including oil, acrylic and watercolor painting; drawing; pastel; mixed media; photography; sculpture; and ceramics. Two-dimensional work, including posters, must be matted or framed, and framed art must have wire attached for hanging. In addition to the Sequim Arts President’s Award and MAC Director’s Award for both junior and senior divisions, numerous prizes will be awarded by the Olympic Driftwood Sculptors for three-dimensional art and the Olympic Peninsula Audubon Society for bird-themed art. In a new category this year, the Dungeness River Audubon Center will present multiple awards for artwork relating to nature on the Olympic Peninsula. Complete entry information and an online entry form is available at www. sequimarts.org. The entry fee is $1 per piece, with a limit of two pieces per student. Artwork will be accepted at the MAC Exhibit Center, 175 W. Cedar St., from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. Friday, Feb. 22, and from 10 a.m. to noon Saturday, Feb. 23. The show runs March 1-29 at the MAC Exhibit Center. An artist reception is set for 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Friday, March 1, with an awards ceremony at 6 p.m. For more information, contact show coordinator Karin Anderson at 360-6818481 or karindesigns54@ yahoo.com.

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PORT ANGELES —The deadline for applications for the 2013 Washington State University Master Gardener training is Thursday. WSU-Clallam County Extension-sponsored weekly sessions will start Wednesday, Feb. 20, and continue through May 8. The program includes WSU research-based courses in botany, soil science, pruning, growing ornamentals and vegetables, fruit and berries, and other elements of sustainable home horticulture. Online training, field trips, labs and classroom participation also are part of the student experience. After completing the course, trainees have the opportunity to become involved in Master Gardener projects, program committees and demonstration gardens. Each student receives reference and learning materials. For more information and application materials, email Laurel Moulton at lmoulton@co.clallam.wa.us or phone 360-565-2679.

trict native plant sale is under way. As a fundraiser for district programs, the sale offers affordable, native bare-root plants to promote wildlife habitat enhancement and environmentally friendly landscaping. Orders can be placed until Friday for pickup between 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 23, at the Jefferson County Fairgrounds in Port Townsend or between 10 a.m. and noon at the Quilcene Community Center. All plants left over (not sold by preordering) will be available for sale at the fairgrounds Feb. 23 only. There are a total of 28 different species, including small and large deciduous trees and shrubs, a few ground-cover plants and many types of evergreens and conifers. These include quaking aspen, Pacific crabapple, madrone, paper birch, vine maple, red flowering currant, Pacific dogwood, red osier dogwood, red elderberry, blue elderberry, black twinberry, serviceberry, Nootka rose, baldhip rose, snowberry, Indian plum, tall Oregon grape, low Oregon grape, sword fern, Douglas fir, grand fir, noble fir, shore pine, Sitka spruce, Western red cedar, Western hemlock, Alaska yellow cedar and incense cedar. To order, visit www. jeffersoncd.org, phone 360385-4105 or email info@ jeffersoncd.org.

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Groom’s family can’t afford lavish affair DEAR ABBY: My stepson, “Steve,� is getting married out of town. His fiancee is an only daughter with three brothers, and her family is throwing a large, traditional, formal wedding. My husband and I have just been informed by Steve’s mother that we are to host the rehearsal dinner for the wedding party, their spouses and out-of-town guests. It will cost thousands of dollars in addition to the cost of us attending the wedding, and we will have to go into debt to pay for it. Is this fair? When we were married, we had a simple wedding. We prepared everything ourselves because it was all we could afford. Should we be expected to fork over money we don’t have to feed people we don’t know just because the bride’s family can

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Out-of-town guests should be given a list of local restaurants and should not expect to be entertained beyond the wedding and the reception.

afford to throw large, formal Van Buren awedding? Stepmom Dear Abby: I had a working in Canada relationship with a couple, “Ed� and “Millie,� for many years. Dear StepI considered them personal mom: No, you friends as well. should not, and I have since left the company you should let and moved about 80 miles away. the bride’s famWhile I have enjoyed staying ily know it in touch with them, their phone ASAP. calls to me have been overAlthough whelming. traditionally, a rehearsal dinner They sometimes call at inapis hosted by the parents of the propriate times — day and night. groom, today, it can be hosted by Ignoring them or not returnjust about anyone who is willing. ing calls didn’t work. And while the guest list norEd sent me texts, and I finally mally includes all attendants and responded with “Please don’t call their spouses or partners, close me anymore,� but his calls conrelatives and special guests such tinue. as the clergy person and spouse, I changed my phone number, you are not obligated to include but now I’m starting to get calls out-of-town guests. where I work, and they have

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even called my daughter’s phone. I know Ed is retired now and has some health issues, but I don’t know why I’m the one he calls when he’s bored and wants someone to talk to. I have reached the point where I don’t think it is possible to continue this friendship if it’s going to involve multiple phone calls each day and 20 messages in my mailbox during the week. How do I get these nice people to give me some space? Smothered in Carrollton, Ga. Dear Smothered: How sad. Multiple daily phone calls and 20 email messages a week after you have asked the person not to contact you isn’t normal behavior; it’s harassment. In light of your long friendship with this couple and the fact that Ed’s behavior is escalating, call his wife.

Explain that you are concerned about her husband’s behavior and urge her to have him evaluated by his doctor. To My Asian Readers: The Lunar New Year begins today. It’s the Year of the Snake. According to Asian culture, individuals born in the year of the snake are goal-oriented and hate failure. They are excellent mediators — intelligent, refined, clever in business and good providers because they value material wealth. A healthy, happy and prosperous New Year to you all. (Hiss, hiss, hooray!)

_________ Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, and was founded by her mother, the late Pauline Phillips. Letters can be mailed to Dear Abby, P.O. Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069 or via email by logging onto www.dearabby.com.

Briefly . . . e-readers such as Barnes & SEQUIM — Tickets are Noble’s Nook or Amazon’s on sale for the first flapjack Kindle is available from the Port Angeles Library staff. fundraiser for the Dream The library, 2210 S. PeaCatcher Balloon Program, set for Applebee’s, 130 River body St., will be offering sevRoad, from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. eral e-reader training workSEQUIM — Jacque shops through March. Sunday, March 17 Schaafsma recently E-reader training sessions Applebee’s will serve up received a Paul Harris Felwill be held at 10 a.m. and short stacks of pancakes. low for Community Service repeated at 6 p.m. this MonTickets are $10 in from the Sequim Sunrise advance by phoning Julie day and again March 18. Rotary Club. Broadwell at 425-242-8246 Library staff will demonSchaafsma is semior Kelly Jo Hill at 360-461- strate how to use the library retired from a career in 3950. website to find e-books to occupational therapy and The newly formed noncheck out and how to downassistive technology. She profit Dream Catcher Balload e-books to an e-reader, was honored for her work loon Program is intended to tablet or smartphone. in introducing iPads and bring empowerment to related technology to stuThese programs are free those with disabilities or dents with special needs. and open to the public. terminal diseases who are Although her work was Registration is not confined to wheelchair. primarily for the Sequim required. The effort seeks to raise School District, she has funds to bring the specially spread the use of the techGOP sets social adapted hot-air balloon to nology for special-needs the Olympic Peninsula. PORT ANGELES — The students beyond Sequim The goal of the program Republican Women of Claland the North Olympic is provide hot-air balloon lam County will hold a valPeninsula. rides at no cost to program entine social at the MonHer work has been participants. terra Community Clubassisted by Sequim Sunrise For more information, house, Finn Hall Road and Rotary through donations phone Crystal Stout at 360- Monterra Drive, from Jacque Schaafsma, center, receives a Paul Harris Fellow for Community and a district grant. 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Service from the Sequim Sunrise Rotary Club from Carolyn McGinty, left, 207-4768, email dreamer@ The award is named Monday. after one of the founders of and is accompanied by her husband and fellow Rotarian, Tom Schaafsma. nwplace.com or visit www. DreamCatcherBalloon.org Clallam County Sheriff Rotary and signifies that Bill Benedict will address the recipient has dedicated weeks, March 4-15. Schedule an appointaccepted, and a sliding-fee Elegant Flea sale current issues and home his or her life to the ideals ment before Friday, March “Although dentists and scale based on income is SEQUIM — The of the Rotary Foundation safety. assistants will schedule fol- 1, by phoning SmileMobile available. Museum & Arts Center in by performing community Attendees are encourstaff at 206-418-8970. low-up visits with clients For more information, the Sequim-Dungeness Val- aged to ask questions. service. The SmileMobile, which visit tinyurl.com/Smile from the fall SmileMobile ley is seeking vendors for The event is open to the began operating in 1995, is MobileVisit. visit, we are now taking its 38th annual Elegant public, and refreshments SmileMobile visit a partnership between the new appointments,â€? said Flea Antique and Collectwill be served. PORT ANGELES — The Port Angeles School District Washington Dental Service Pettersen award ibles Sale. GOP women will accept SmileMobile, a modern den- Community Relations Spe- Foundation and Seattle PORT ANGELES — Vendor registration is donations for project “Shoe Children’s Hospital. It procialist Tina Smith-O’Hara. tal office on wheels that Soroptimist International of open for the annual spring Boxes for the Troops.â€? “Any families interested vides a range of services, brings oral health services sale, set for Friday-SaturPort Angeles is sponsoring For more information, from examinations and prein the SmileMobile program to children of families with day, April 5-6, at the the J.P. Pettersen Teddyincluding a list of suggested ventive services to fillings limited income, will take up should call and register Sequim Prairie Grange, 290 bear Award in the amount donation items, visit residence at Jefferson Eletheir children for open spots and minor oral surgery. Macleay Road. of $800. rwclallamcounty.org. mentary School for two Medicaid coupons are as soon as possible.â€? The cost is $65 per J.P. Pettersen was a member of Soroptimist who 3-foot-by-8-foot table for the Prevention Works! entire two-day event. died in 2002. Believing in Vendor forms are availPORT ANGELES — the power of women, this able at www.macsequim.org Community members are award was established in or at the MAC Exhibit Cen- invited to a discussion MonPettersen’s memory. ter,175 W. Cedar St. day on ways to promote The purpose of the The vendor registration academic success for the award is to assist women deadline is Thursday, children of Clallam County. who have faced economic Feb. 28. A general meeting of the and social barriers and perIn keeping with the Prevention Works! Commusonal hardship, and are spirit of the event, vendors nity Coalition of Clallam seeking to gain additional are asked to sell only County will be held in the education or training. antique and vintage items Eligible applicants or items made from vintage third-floor sunroom at Olympic Medical Center, should be head of housematerials. Reproductions, 939 Caroline St., from holds, with the primary merchandise newer than 4 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. financial responsibility for 1965 and craft items will The meeting will feature supporting their family sup- not be permitted in the vena discussion of the book port, are attending or have dor sale. been accepted to a vocaThe MAC also is seeking Mind in the Making, by Ellen Galinsky, which tional/skills training proitem donations for its focuses on how to achieve gram or an undergraduate “White Mastodonâ€? resale degree program, have finan- table, whereby all proceeds academic success. The theme of the book support the nonprofit orgacial need, are motivated to nization. is that learning begins in achieve educational and Those with donation or the first few years of a career goals, live in the Port child’s life. Angeles area and maintain vendor questions should contact event organizer Copies of the book can a 2.5 grade-point average. Priscilla Hudson at 360be found at the branches of Applications are avail681-2257, ext. 304, or the North Olympic Library able in Peninsula College’s The Eugene Ballet is back in an altogether System and at local bookFinancial Office or by phon- priscilla@macsequim.org. Sunday, delightful blast from the past featuring songs stores. ing Wendy Shea at 360-452February 17, 2013, E-reader help set Six committees of Pre4045. you know and love by the Beatles. 4 pm The application deadline PORT ANGELES — Aid vention Works! have been Last year’s Port Angeles visit with Romeo and is Thursday, March 7. for those who need help with working to implement a Port Angeles High Juliet was jaw dropping incredible, and this fun five-year prevention plan School Auditorium and evocative Beatles ballet shifts the scene from for Clallam County. long hair Shakespeare to long hair 60’s craziness. 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Cut plants to the quick in two ways JUST TO LET you know practice what I preach, let me share my past week’s work list, which included planting 19 trees around a historical building, putting the final 650 bulbs of a 25,000-bulb display into the ground, spreading and raking in grass seed, pruning specialty trees, transplanting or moving a couple dozen trees, putting in a bare-root orchard consisting of cherries, plums, pears and apples — and, of course, spreading mulch and applying fertilizer. All in a week’s work when it is a week on the North Olympic Peninsula during February. So my first message of this column is to plant, plant, plant, then prune, prune and then prune some more. Do not forget to fertilize and mulch as well. Now, during groundhog month and into the early part of March is the window of opportunity for dormant oil sprays or neem oil applications. If you own any fruit or nut trees along with flowering crab apples, ornamental pears, flowering dogwoods and quinces, then dormant oil sprays are the required preventive treatment for destroying many overwintering pests. Dormant oil sprays and/or

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neem oil sprays effectively kill many insects by smothering them. These treatments are great because even though they indiscriminately kill all bugs, the good bugs are not yet present on

these trees. Dormant oil spray must be applied before the leaves or flowers show themselves and when temperatures are in the 40s or above with no rain for 24 hours. Minimally, two and ideally three applications through a backpack sprayer are preferred at 10- to 14-day intervals. Please give dormant oil sprays a try, for they are a mainstay in the horticultural world. And so is pruning a mainstay of all gardening, and you have been armed with seven reasons to prune. In all the required circumstances to prune, only two types of pruning cuts exist, believe it or not.

Attending garden show? WE ARE NOW fewer than two weeks away from the opening of the 25th silver anniversary Northwest Flower and Garden Show at the Washington State Convention Center in Seattle. We still have eight seats left on the Peninsula Daily News Garden Bus, which leaves Wednesday, Feb. 20, for opening day. Cost is $120 per person (or $230 a couple). Limit: 48 people. Go online to the PDN’s website, www.peninsuladailynews.com (search on “Garden Bus”), to get and fill out a reservation form. The form and checks must be received at the PDN by this coming Friday, Feb. 15. Visit gardenshow.com for all the details about the fabulous Seattle flower extravaganza. Questions? Phone 360-417-3500. Andrew May

Heading and thinning cuts — that’s it. That’s all there is. But each has its exact reason and purpose and needs to be applied accordingly. ■ Heading cuts. These are cuts that sever a branch, stem, cane, vine lateral or trunk somewhere between the place of origin and the tip of that plant part. Heading cuts produce new and abundant growth at and below the cut. The majority of growth will occur at the very first node and will protrude outward at the direction that node is pointing. A node is a place where new

growth can occur, always marked by a line, distinct mark or protruding bump along a branch, stem, vine cane trunk or lateral. But remember, growth will be encouraged at the last node in the direction of that node, which is why plants grow back faster into the window, driveway or facing you after a pruning. The trick is to prune at a node facing the direction you wish the plant to grow. This is the essence of shape pruning. ■ Thinning cuts. These cuts do exactly what they say: thins out plants, with no new growth

(at the point of the prune). Thinning cuts are done by cutting a plant piece off exactly at the point of origin. So if you have done a thinning cut, it completely removes that plant piece and stops it from growing back. You should do thinning cuts to all branches facing back toward the house, up into the window or down into your face when riding or pushing the lawnmower.

Accelerated growth Most homeowners, and unfortunately many landscape companies, heavily prune with heading cuts, which produce more growth — and accelerated growth, at that. I just pruned trees with two or three times more thinning cuts than heading cuts, and that is the norm So sharpen your pruners, oil your loppers and buy an orchard saw because February is an excellent time to prune.

________ Andrew May is an ornamental horticulturist who dreams of having Clallam and Jefferson counties nationally recognized as “Flower Peninsula USA.” Send him questions c/o Peninsula Daily News, P.O. Box 1330, Port Angeles, WA 98362, or email news@peninsuladailynews.com (subject line: Andrew May).

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‘Sludge Diet’ event PORT TOWNSEND — A presentation of the documentary film “Sludge Diet” and a discussion with toxicologist Richard Honour will be held Tuesday. The event is set for the Port Townsend Community Center, 620 Tyler St., from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. “Sludge Diet” covers the Sequim Noon Rotary Student of the Month process of making sludges Katelynne McDaniels receives a plaque from from wastewater-treatment Noon Rotary President Alica Roragen. plants, industrial sites and large animal-feeding lots. Mardi Gras-themed “Fat It follows sludge as it Tuesday” celebration hosted winds its way from producby the Olympic Medical tion to product, then where Center Auxiliary will be it is applied and the results held Tuesday. of that application. The event will run from Honour has worked for 6:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the nearly 30 years in the field SEQUIM — Katelynne Port Angeles Senior Center, of toxicology, with a focus McDaniels has been named 328 E. Seventh St. on soil microbiology, plant Sequim Noon Rotary StuBunco games, 50/50 rafpathology and infectious dent of the Month. fles, prizes and complimendiseases. Katelynne is a senior at tary refreshments will be He is executive director Sequim High School, where featured. of Kenmore-based nonprofit she holds a 3.6 grade-point Tickets are $10 and are The Precautionary Group, average. available at the Auxiliary which evaluates the adverse She serves as class treaGift Shop, OMC Main effects of land-applied sewsurer, a member of Link Lobby, 939 Caroline St., age sludges and other toxic Crew, National Honor Sociduring regular shop hours; wastes used as composts, ety, Interact and WIN or by phoning 360-809fertilizers and soil amend(Women in Networks), and 3125; or emailing linda ments. also plays volleyball. somc@gmail.com. Information on questions A lifelong Sequim resiProceeds benefit purto ask when purchasing ferdent, Katelynne is interchase of medical equiptilizers, how to look for clean ested in studying zoology in ment, Life Line scholarsources and potential safe college and has applied to ships and scholarships for uses of toxic sludges also Whitman, Oberlin and West- students pursuing careers will be presented. ern Washington University. in health care. The event is hosted by Sludge Free WA, a working Precious Memories Science Cafe set group of the Sierra Club’s SEQUIM — KSQM 91.5 SEQUIM — Video game Washington State Chapter FM will commemorate Val- designers Darrel Plank and Conservation Committee entine’s Week by giving lis- Nate Fox will present and the Sierra Club North teners an opportunity to “Computer Gaming and Olympic Group. share a memory related to Modeling” at February’s For more information, music in its fourth annual Sequim Science Cafe lecphone Darlene Schanfald at Precious Memories Proture Tuesday. 360-681-7565 or email gram. The free event will be darlenes@olympus.net. “We all have special held at Lipperts’ Restaumemories about music,” said rant, 136 S. Second Ave., at Invention event Bob Schilling, general man- 6:30 p.m. SEQUIM — Five Acre ager of KSQM. Seating is limited, so School’s Explorer Class “Music can take us back attendees should arrive (grades 3-6) will hold an to cherished times with our early. invention convention from loved ones. Happy or poiThe pair are founders of 2 p.m. to 2:45 p.m. Tuesday. gnant, memories of music Sucker Punch Productions, a All students will display can mark times that should Bellevue-based video-proan invention and answer not be forgotten.” duction company now owned questions regarding his or The public is invited to by Sony Computer Enterher work. tour the station at 577 W. tainment. The inventors have creWashington in Sequim on Sucker Punch is known ated a drawing to scale and Thursday during a Valenfor creating character-based a model of their invention. tine’s Day open house from video games. Its first big hit They also authored a 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. was “Sly Cooper,” which it description of their work KSQM will air special developed for Sony. and researched patents programming featuring lisThe team’s present sucteners’ memories, beginning cess is its “Infamous” action- related to their area of interest. Monday. adventure series for the The event is open to the All who are interested PlayStation 3 console. public. can submit a memory to be The Science Cafe format For more information, read on the air or record it provides for a short presenphone Kristin Smith at 360themselves. tation followed by an infor681-7255 or email her at Submissions can be made mal discussion. fiveacreschool@me.com. to office@ksqmfm.com or by Admission is free. phoning 360-681-0000 to Interested adults and make an appointment to Open houses set young adults are encourrecord a “Precious Memory.” aged to attend. SEQUIM — Five Acre The Science Cafe is spon- School will hold a series of Mardi Gras bunco sored by the Sequim Educa- open houses to let visitors tion Foundation to promote tour the campus, meet the PORT ANGELES — A

staff, view students’ work, ask questions and learn about enrollment opportunities. Open houses at the school, 515 Lotzgesell Road, are set for 4 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. Tuesday; from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Thursday, March 14; and from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, April 13. For more information, phone Kristin Smith at 360681-7255 or email fiveacre school@me.com.

Auditions on tap SEQUIM — Auditions for “God of Carnage,” the award-winning comedy about parents behaving badly, will be held at Olympic Theatre Arts, 414 N. Sequim Ave., at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday. This comedy about two sets of parents meeting to discuss a fight between their sons won the Tony Award in 2010. There are roles for two

men and two women between the ages of 30 and 50. Rehearsals for the play will begin in early March and open for a three-week run April 19. A copy of the play is available at the reference desk of the Sequim Library. For more information, phone Olivia Shea at 360683-8150 or OTA at 360683-7326. Peninsula Daily News

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Port Angeles’ Drennan-Ford Funeral Home has completed its third annual Valentine Collection Program. Steve Ford, co-owner of Drennan-Ford, stands among hundreds of valentine cards created by Clallam County schoolchildren and residents. The cards will be distributed to Marines who have become injured or ill while serving in combat zones.

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SEQUIM — Dental hygienist Sarah Mullikin will present “Keeping Your Teeth and Gums Healthy in the Golden Years� at a free WOW! Working on Wellness forum Wednesday. The talk will be held at Olympic Medical Park, 840 N. Fifth Ave., at 2:30 p.m. Mullikin has been a hygienist in the Sequim area for the past eight years. She said helping people improve their oral care habits and health is one of her passions. While working in a retirement community, Mullikin said, she found that many dental issues specifically affect seniors, so she has attended continuing education classes about

Molasses brings sweet relief from restless legs Q. I have been plagued with restless legs and other sleep problems for years. The problems come and go, and I have been unable to understand why some nights, I sleep soundly, and other nights, I have restless legs. I exercise regularly and eat properly. I have low cholesterol and low blood pressure and am overall very healthy. I read somewhere that low iron could cause restless legs. Somebody at work suggested molasses as a sleep remedy, and I tried it. For two weeks, I have slept like a baby. I take 2 teaspoons at bedtime. I do not know if this is coincidence or if there is something about the molasses, but for now, it seems to be having a positive effect. Are there other reports of this as a possible remedy for restless legs?

home remedies. I read about turmeric in your column and decided to try it on my wart. A single application convinced my wife it was just too messy. I decided to take turmeric by mouth for its other benefits. After awhile, my wart began to shrink. I took turmeric every day for months, and a year later, there is no sign of the wart. I did have some side effects: The bottoms of my feet dried out, and so did my ears. Once the wart was gone, I stopped the turmeric, and my feet and ears recovered. I no longer take turmeric regularly but do make it a point to consume it in food.

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geriatric dentistry and reads anything she can about topics such as dry m o u t h , medical con- Mullikin ditions relating to oral health, prevention of dental disease, dexterity issues with seniors, fluoride treatment and new products. “Dental disease is treatable, but most importantly, it is preventable,� Mullikin said. “I’d like to share some information with you that will help save you money, improve your oral health and keep you out of the dental chair as much as possible.�

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Warren’s poems have appeared on Seattle buses as well as in journals such as Orion, Calyx, The Hawai’i Review, The Louisville Review and Kansas Quarterly. SEQUIM — AnthropoloShe has taught part gist and avid traveler Julia time in the English diviHarrison will present “A sion at Peninsula College, World of Sweets in Washand she and her husband ington Stateâ€? on Wedneshave called the Olympic day. Peninsula home for almost The talk will be hosted 50 years. by the Sequim Library, 630 N. Sequim Ave., from Tuna fish drive 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. The 19th annual tuna From marzipan to mochi, the diverse range of fish drive to benefit North people with diabetes. on vitamin D supplements. Olympic Peninsula food sweets enjoyed across the Symptoms of trouble banks begins Wednesday state tells much about our Vitamin D pros, cons include digestive upset, shared history and culture. and runs through April 1. confusion, weakness, irregQ. Months ago, I All residents of the Each of these sweets heard about the benefits ular heart rhythms or kidNorth Olympic Peninsula tells a story: Ingredients ney stones. of vitamin D. illustrate trade routes and are invited to participate We are sending you our I ran an experiment by donating cans of tuna trends, recipes record “Guide to Vitamin D,â€? with on myself and found fish. migration patterns, and tips on testing for defithat a persistent pain in For convenience, there A. We sympathize with special forms point to speciency plus the pros and my back went away will be drop barrels at a your wife. cial occasions. cons about supplements. after I took 2,800 IU of number of Port Angeles Topical turmeric is She has traced Turkish Anyone who would like vitamin D three times. grocery stores and the Port likely to stain everything delight to Istanbul’s oldest a copy, please send $3 in Now, a friend has Angeles Food Bank. bright yellow. lokum store, elbowed into a check or money order with sent an email message Many other businesses, Oral turmeric is a powcrowded cafe for London’s regarding the toxicity of a long (No. 10), stamped clubs, churches and organierful anti-inflammatory best Portuguese-style egg (66 cents), self-addressed vitamin D. zations also will be collectagent. custard tarts and experienvelope to: Graedons’ PeoI thought that this ing cans of tuna fish. 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Briefly . . . ents have included scholarships for students to participate in classes at the Northwest School of Wooden Boat Building, attend Seattle Pacific University, join an adventure PORT TOWNSEND — with Sound Experience The Port Townsend Yacht (Adventuress) and learn Club is accepting applicasailing skills at the Northtions for scholarships to west Maritime Center. encourage participation in Applications may be maritime and nautical edu- obtained from high school cation programs for resiguidance counselors, the dents of Jefferson County. Schooner Martha FoundaLetters to schools and tion, Sound Experience, the organizations recently were Northwest School of sent to encourage them to Wooden Boat Building, the seek out students who may Port Townsend Marine Sciwant to apply for a scholarence Center, the Northwest ship because of their mariMaritime Center or Sea time/nautical education Scout Falcon; or by phoning interests. Betty Petrie at 360-379Applications are due by 3334. March 25, with awards being given in May. Guild scholarships Scholarship funds are SEQUIM — The financed by donations and volunteer fundraising Sequim-Dungeness Hospiactivities of Yacht Club tal Guild has scholarships members. for college-level juniors Past years’ award recipi- who hold a permanent resi-

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dence in Clallam County and are enrolled in a medical field. To receive an application, contact Debbie Kahle at 360-683-5529 or debkahle@olypen.com. Applications will be received until April 30.

ID vouchers ready In an effort to combat identity theft, the Keeping IDentities Safe for KIDS (KIDS) program helps parents of current or new Boys & Girls Club members obtain a state enhanced-ID card. Vouchers are available through the Carroll C. Kendall (Sequim) or Mount Angeles Boys & Girls (Port Angeles) units for full reimbursement (a $60 value) of the cost of enhanced IDs for qualified children. Vouchers are also available online through the website idchildnow.org and

Death and Memorial Notice DIANE JORGENSON September 11, 1931 February 7, 2013 Port Angeles resident Diane Jorgenson died peacefully at home. She was born September 11, 1931, in Fairbanks, Alaska, to Virginia Bing and S.E. Robbins. By 2½ years old, she was on skis. In 1949, she graduated from Palo Alto High School, California, and attended Connecticut College for Women. She then transferred to the University of Colorado for two years, later moving with her family to London, where they lived for several years. After returning from England, she married Jack Jorgenson in Highland Park, Illinois. They both contracted polio the

Mrs. Jorgenson following year but managed to overcome the most severe effects. They divorced in 1971. She earned a master’s degree in education from Florida Atlantic University. Until her retirement in 1994, Mrs. Jorgenson taught high school math and science courses at

Ely High School in Florida while raising her three children. She became interested in handwriting analysis and briefly served as an expert for a federal District Court judge. During her years in Port Angeles, she was a member of the Clallam County Historical Society and volunteered for the Olympic Discovery Trail. She is survived by her children, Kelly Jorgenson of Everett, Washington, Jennifer Jorgenson of Chapel Hill, North Carolina, and Sharon Powers of Marietta, Georgia; and two grandchildren, Allison C. Powers and Noah Miles Jorgenson. At her request, there will be no services. Memorial contributions may be made to the Port Angeles Education Foundation, P.O. Box 787, Port Angeles, WA 98362.

Death and Memorial Notice JEAN FLORENCE LINDQUIST January 20, 1924 December 26, 2012 Mrs. Jean Florence Lindquist of Sequim passed away on December 26, 2012, at the age of 88. She was born in Ventura, North Dakota, on January 20, 1924, to Edward and Wilhemina (Reede) Kilber. Jean became Mrs. Jean Lindquist on December 28, 1945, when she married Francis V. Lindquist. She was a member of Faith Lutheran Church in Sequim. She leaves behind her sons, Jon Lindquist of Sequim, Randy (Hope) Lindquist of Whidbey Island and Brant Lindquist of Port Angeles; two sisters; 10 grandchildren; and six

Death and Memorial Notice MARI ANN PETERSEN THUR August 30, 1966 February 7, 2013

Mrs. Lindquist great-grandchildren. Jean is preceded in death by her daughter, Sandra Jean Allen; husband Francis V. Lindquist; four sisters; one brother; and by her parents. A private inurnment will take place at Tahoma National Cemetery in Kent, Washington.

Mari Ann Petersen Thur of Burien, Washington, passed away on February 7, 2013, of natural causes. She was 46 years old. She was born on August 30, 1966. She is survived by her mother, Edna Petersen; and three brothers, Gerald, Jeff and Jay Petersen of Port Angeles and Gig Harbor. She is preceded in death by her father, Darrell Petersen. At Mari’s request, there will be only a private family service.

Death Notices Charles Leroy Hahn Feb. 12, 1941 — Feb. 2, 2013

age-related causes. He was 66. Sequim Valley Funeral Chapel is in charge of arrangements.

Charles Leroy Hahn died in Port Angeles. Cause of death is pending. He was 71. Richard F. Bauer Services: Planned for a later date. Harper-Ridgeview Funeral Chapel, Port July 27, 1929 — Jan. 29, 2013 Angeles, is in charge of arrangements. Richard F. Bauer died at his Port Angeles home of age-related causes. He was 83. Gary Wayne McAmis Services: None planned. May 3, 1946 — Feb. 5, 2013 Linde-Price Funeral Service, Sequim, is Gary Wayne McAmis died in Sequim of in charge of arrangements.

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Air Force training SAN ANTONIO — Air Force Airman Derek A. Corn has graduated from basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio. Corn is the son of Teresa Babboni of Port Townsend and Carl Corn of Lake Tapps. He completed an intensive eight-week program that included training in military discipline and studies, Air Force core values, physical fitness and

basic warfare principles and skills. Airmen who complete basic training Corn earn four credits toward an Associate in Applied Science through the Community College of the Air Force. He is a 2012 graduate of Sumner High School.

Chief Phil Arbeiter will be recognized for his 45 years of volunteer service. Other retired and active volunteers will be recognized. The public is invited to attend. For reservations or more information, phone District Secretary Deb Palmer at 360-640-1353 or email cndpalmer@gmail.com.

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SEQUIM — The Sequim Prairie Grange, 290 Firefighter dinner Macleay Road, will serve a spaghetti dinner from FORKS — A firefighter 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. Friday. recognition dinner for ClalThe meal will consist of lam Fire District No. 1 will spaghetti, green salad, garbe held at the Forks Elks Lodge, 941 Merchants Road, lic bread, ice cream and at 5 p.m. Saturday, March 2. cookies. Cost is $10 per person, Reservations for the and proceeds will benefit dinner must be made by the Sequim Prairie Grange Friday. Cost is $20, and payment Scholarship Fund. For more information, can be made by cash or phone 360-681-4189. check at the door. Peninsula Daily News Recently retired Fire

Death and Memorial Notice SUSAN CLAIRE (ANDERSON) FEIRO August 9, 1930 February 6, 2013 Susan passed away peacefully on Wednesday, February 6, 2013, in Mount Vernon, Washington. She was born August 9, 1930, in Basin, Wyoming, to Fred and Irene (Ackerman) Anderson. Her family then moved to Mukilteo, Washington, where she grew up and attended Everett High School. After graduating from high school, she attended Washington State University, where she was a member of Kappa Alpha Theta and graduated with a degree in education in 1952. After graduation, she married her college sweetheart, Arthur D. Feiro, on August 2, 1952, and they moved to Port Angeles to start their teaching careers. Susan taught first grade at Lincoln Elementary and always laughed about having 35 students in her very first class. Susan enjoyed keep-

Death and Memorial Notice HELEN L. OLDMAN Helen L. Oldman, a former longtime resident of Port Angeles, died on February 4, 2013, in Auburn, Washington. She was 93. She is survived by three children, three grandchildren and one great-grandchild. No formal services will be held. Arrangements have been made by Curnow Funeral Home & Cremation Service, Sumner, Washington.

Mrs. Feiro ing in touch with her Theta sisters and loved sister reunions. She was a longtime resident and very active member in the Port Angeles community, and her passions included Peninsula College and the Feiro Marine Lab. She never missed an opportunity to talk politics and rarely missed the weekly politics class at the Port Angeles Senior Center. She also loved to travel; her favorite destinations were Ireland with Art, cruising the Caribbean and staying in the huts on the beaches of Barbados. Susan moved to Mount

Vernon four years ago to be closer to her sons and her grandchildren. She loved visiting La Conner and the tulip fields. Susan is survived by her sons, Mark (Kathy) and Douglas, who both live in Mount Vernon. She is also survived by her grandson, Eric, and his fiancee, Amanda Beernink, and Amanda’s daughter, Malia, of Sedro-Woolley, Washington; and granddaughter Carly Feiro of Mount Vernon. She is preceded in death by her husband, Arthur. There will be a graveside service at Ocean View Cemetery, 3127 West 18th Street in Port Angeles, on Saturday, February 16, at 11 a.m. A reception will follow at the Feiro Marine Lab. In lieu of flowers donations can be made to the Feiro Marine Lab, P.O. Box 627, Port Angeles, WA 98362. Please share your thoughts of Susan and sign the online guest register at www. hawthornefh.com. Arrangements are under the care of Hawthorne Funeral Home, Mount Vernon, and Ocean View Cemetery, Port Angeles.

Remembering a Lifetime ■ Death and Memorial Notice obituaries chronicle a deceased’s life, either in the family’s own words or as written by the PDN staff from information provided by survivors. These notices appear at a nominal cost according to the length of the obituary. Photos and ornamental insignia are welcome. Call 360-452-8435 Monday through Friday for information and assistance and to arrange publication. A convenient form to guide you is available at area mortuaries or by downloading at www. peninsuladailynews.com under “Obituary Forms.” ■ Death Notices, in which summary information about the deceased, including service information and mortuary, appears once at no charge. No biographical or family information or photo is included. A form for death notices appears at www. peninsuladailynews.com under “Obituary Forms.” For further information, call 360-417-3527.

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at the Black Ball Ferry Line terminal in Port Angeles. Donald M. Kendall, a Sequim native and former chairman/CEO of PepsiCo, serves as chairman emeritus of KIDS. For more information, phone the Sequim Boys & Girls unit at 360-683-8095 or the Mount Angeles unit at 360-417-2831.

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D This week’s business meetings ■ Port Angeles Regional Chamber of Commerce — Weekly luncheon meetings are held Mondays at noon in the second-floor meeting room of the Red Lion Hotel, 221 N. Lincoln St. This Monday’s featured speakers will be Clallam County Transportation Program Manager Rich James, who will provide an update on the Waterfront Trail/Olympic Discovery Trail. Luncheon tickets are $13 and can be purchased at the front door. ■ Jefferson County Chamber of Commerce — Weekly luncheon meetings are held Mondays at noon at the Port Townsend Elks Lodge, 555 Otto St. This Monday’s featured speaker will be Bill Mann on “How to Attract Canadian Visitors to Your PT Business — and Get Repeat Visits.” Mann, a Port Townsend resident, is a veteran journalist and columnist who is currently the Canadian affairs blogger for MarketWatch.com. The meeting sponsor will be Alpenfire Orchards. Lunch will be catered by Jordini’s.

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■ Sequim-Dungeness Valley Chamber of Commerce — Luncheon meetings are held the second and fourth Tuesdays of the month at noon at SunLand Golf & Country Club, 109 Hilltop Drive, Sequim. The chamber this Tuesday will hold its annual membership luncheon, in which departing and incoming board members are recognized and goals and action plans for 2013 are shared. Luncheon reservations closed Friday, but seats are available for those who are not having lunch. Coffee or tea is $3. Phone 360-683-6197 or email info@sequimchamber.com for information. ■ Port Angeles Business Association — Breakfast meetings are Tuesdays at 7:30 a.m. at Joshua’s Restaurant, 113 DelGuzzi Drive, Port Angeles. The featured speakers this Tuesday will be Dick Pilling, Clallam County chair of the Republican Party, and Pat Johan- Johansen Pilling sen, Clallam County chair of the Democratic Party, who will sit side by side and compare their respective party’s plans and platforms on local and state politics. There is a $2.16 minimum charge by Joshua’s for those who do not order breakfast. ■ Forks Chamber of Commerce — Luncheon meetings are Wednesdays at noon at JT’s Sweet Stuffs, 80 N. Forks Ave. This Wednesday’s speaker will be the new Olympic National Park superintendent, Sarah Creachbaum. Lunch costs $8; a bowl of soup, $4.75; and a cup of soup, $4. The entree will be lasagna.

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$ Briefly . . . Forks groups’ business series begins Feb. 19 FORKS — A “Business After Hours” networking opportunity series sponsored by the Forks Chamber of Commerce and West End Business & Professional Association begins this month. The first event will be held at the Old Mill Archery Range at the 110 Business Park, 100 LaPush Road, from 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Feb. 19. The purpose of “Business After Hours” is to provide an evening of socializing and networking with others in the West End business community. Attendees are encouraged to bring business cards to exchange, learn what businesses neighbors have to offer and let others know what their business is about. Light appetizers and spirits, sodas and coffee will be served. The March “Business After Hours” event is set for Kalaloch Lodge, 157151 U.S. Highway 101, from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. March 21. April’s event will be held at the Forks branch of First Federal, 131 Calawah Way, on April 16.

Trauma, injury training PORT ANGELES — Bunny Cornwall of Olympic Day Spa, 332 E. Eighth St., recently attended an Institute for Natural Resources class on brain injury, stroke, Alzheimer’s disease and head trauma. Class discussion covered how diet and lifestyle can affect the risk of stroke and Alzheimer’s disease. Also outlined Cornwall were cases of head trauma in children and adults, incidences, types of injuries, recovery patterns and methods of prevention.

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AT THE HEIGHT of the nation’s snowboard craze, Rod Rice was a so-called blazin’ raisin — an older dude who loved to bomb the slopes at breakneck speeds. That is, until he wiped out and dislocated his shoulder on a trip to Canada. The 65-year-old engineer still loves to carve fresh powder, but now he does it on a pair of extrawide skis. “I’m not planning on going back to snowboarding,” said the Lakewood, Calif., grandfather. Once the king of the mountain, snowboarding is on the down slope.

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The rage that transformed the nation’s ski resorts and planted such terms as “jib,” “face plant” and “biff” into America’s lexicon is cooling off partly because many older riders are shifting to new, easier-to-ride skis to preserve their aging bodies.

Snowboard sales slip Sales of snowboards and snowboard equipment have slipped 21 percent over the past four years, while sales of skis have climbed 3 percent in the same period, according to SnowSports Industries America, a trade group that tracks the $3.5 billion snow sports and apparel industry. Baby boomers aren’t the only ones bailing. Last season, alpine skiing replaced snowboarding as the most popular snow sport among kids ages 6 to 17, according to the trade group. That’s the first time in nearly a decade and a troubling sign for snowboard makers battling for a

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Caden Crozier, 11, of Port Angeles takes a tumble while snowboarding on Hurricane Ridge in November 2010. key demographic. The once-hip, ultra-extreme sport for rebels may have lost its lure when Mom and Dad began snowboarding a few years ago. “Kids don’t snowboard because it’s not cool to do exactly what Mom and Dad do,’’ said Tracy Gibbons, co-owner of Sturtevant’s ski shop in the Seattle suburb of Bellevue. “Snowboarding has definitely peaked.” At Stevens Pass north of Seattle, the number of snowboarders dropped from 43 percent of visi-

tors in 2010 to 41 percent last winter, according to a survey by the Leisure Trends Group that polls Stevens Pass visitors. Those taking snowboarding lessons also is declining. Jim Smith, director of operations at Snowsports Northwest, said five years ago the organization consisted of about 80 percent snowboarding lessons and 20 percent skiing lessons, but now the ratio has flipped to 20 percent snowboarders and 80 percent skiers. TURN

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NEW YORK — On a slow day over the holidays, I added up how many frequent-flier miles I had in various accounts — more than 250,000 — and realized I should She said the course also covered medications, vitamins, anti- start cashing in those miles for free trips. oxidants and useful herbal supYes, I know how difficult this plements. can be. Cornwall can be contacted at When I called British Airways the spa, 360-565-8000. in November to see if I could use points for a Christmas trip to IrePet food party land, the agent laughed and said, SEQUIM — Best Friend Nutrition, a health food store for “I doubt that.” But for all those who think pets, will host a Stella and it’s impossible to book award Chewys demonstration party at its store, located at 680 W. Wash- flights, there are plenty who ington, Suite B-102, from noon to disagree. In fact, one study comparing 4 p.m. this coming Saturday. award availability on different Jennifer Stevenson, regional manager for the brand, will share airlines found that it actually has information, samples, coupons and gotten a little easier to find seats a door prize drawing for Stella and in recent years. “When the economy does Chewys’ raw and freeze-dried pet poorly, cash bookings go down, foods for both dogs and cats. and that creates more opportuTURN TO BRIEFLY/D2 nity for reward travelers,” said

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Jay Sorensen, president of the IdeaWorks Co., a travel consulting firm that compiles an annual ranking of award availability based on thousands of attempts to book seats on popular routes. Last year’s study found that Southwest had the best availability (among domestic airlines). Southwest was followed by United and JetBlue, then American and US Airways toward the bottom of the list. Delta ranked last. Your results in trying to land a trip may vary. The following tips from frequent fliers who obsess over these programs can help you

beat the odds. While many frequent fliers score seats by booking a year in advance, airlines don’t release all award seats that early, which means you may have better luck with a last-minute trip. Sorensen said his company tried booking award tickets five to 15 days in advance and generally found better availability than searching months ahead. Except for holiday travel, my experience confirms that tip.

Wait for last-minute trip After my mother broke her arm last January, I cashed in 25,000 Delta miles for a ticket from New York to Traverse City, Mich., to visit her two weeks later. Just after my trip, my sister had a baby in Los Angeles, so my parents flew there a few days later using United miles (37,500 each), Mom’s arm still in a cast. TURN

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Chiropractor trains PORT TOWNSEND — Chiropractor Melissa B. Carlson-Michaels of Carlson Chiropractic Center has been certified in “Whiplash and Brain Injury Traumatology� through the Spine Research Institute of San Diego, a research center devoted to the investigation of motor vehicle crash injury. During the training, Carlson-Michaels became familiar with the epidemiology of whiplash and brain injuries, the mechanical factors of motor vehicle crashes and the wide range of physical injuries and clinical conditions that can occur. Carlson-Michaels said she learned how to conduct comprehensive physical examinations and about the latest applications of imaging technologies such as CT, MRI, single photon emission computed tomography and others. She said the program also included an intense discussion of forensic risk analysis, which considers how the various known risk factors can increase a person’s chance for injury or longterm symptoms. “By understanding the unusual biomechanics of this form of trauma, diagnostic methods and treatment can be much more effectively administered in the clinical setting,� said Carlson-Michaels.

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preparing for Valentine’s Day sales of porch baskets and cut flowers at the flower stand located at the First and Race streets car wash and at a location on the parking lot in front of Goodwill on Lincoln Street. They also are planting rooted cuttings into hanging baskets and planting planters and pots for the Sequim Soroptimist Garden Gala in Help out at garden March, as well as for Easter. Moffit also offers gardenPORT ANGELES — Voling classes for small groups unteers are sought to work and is accepting special in heated greenhouses at Angel Crest Gardens, 58424 orders for particular mixes in summer hanging baskets. state Highway 112. Prospective volunteers As the nursery sets up its work and planting sched- should phone 360-457-8222 or email angelcre@olypen. ules for the rest of the wincom. ter and into spring, there are volunteer chores available for every level of ability, Workplace grants and schedules are flexible. TUMWATER — Ideas Linda Moffitt, owner and for improving workplace operator of Angel Crest Gar- safety and health are being dens, said volunteers will accepted for potential grant learn gardening skills, get funding by the state Departan assortment of plantment of Labor & Industries. related perks and have The grants are available “enjoyable camaraderie.� through L&I’s Safety and Seeding, planting, trans- Health Investment Projects, planting, cleaning plants, or SHIP, grant program. sorting pots and taking cut- Applications will be tings are a few of the volun- accepted until March 15. teer tasks. SHIP grants are Currently, workers are designed to encourage new

approval in the House. It must pass both the House and Senate before it can be signed into law by Gov. Jay Inslee.

ways of addressing occupational health and safety challenges, as well as promote cooperation between labor and management. Since the program began in 2007, SHIP grants have funded 52 projects developed by academic institutions, labor and business organizations, and agencies advocating workplace safety. Examples of prior grant projects include the development of best practices for specific occupations or industries, videos and training programs, as well as innovations intended to create a safer work environment. Special consideration will be given to projects addressing specific types of injuries and industries. The grants are capped at $175,000, and the projects must be completed in 12 months. For complete information or an application packet, visit www.Safety Grants.Lni.wa.gov or phone 360-902-5588.

KONP talk guests PORT ANGELES — Here is this week’s schedule for the 1:05 p.m. to 2 p.m. local talk show seg-

WASHINGTON — All taxpayers have a free option when it comes to preparing their federal taxes: Free File, available through the Internal Revenue Service at IRS.gov/freefile. Free File offers tax-preparation software to people who earned $57,000 or less last year, which is 70 percent of all taxpayers. For those who earned more, there are free online forms. Both options allow people to file returns electronically and use direct deposit, which is the fastest way to get refunds. The nation’s leading tax-software companies have partnered with the IRS to make their products available for free through IRS.gov. Each company sets its own eligibility criteria, generally based on income, state residency, age, military service or eligibility for the Earned Income Tax Credit. There is also a software option that is available in Spanish for people who earned $30,000 or less. The software asks questions; taxpayers provide the answers. The IRS says it picks the right forms, does the math and helps people find the tax benefits for which they are eligible. All participating Free File partners use the latest in security technology, the IRS said. Free File Fillable Forms is the electronic version of IRS paper forms. It is best for people experienced and comfortable preparing their own returns on paper and does not support state tax returns. ment on KONP radio, at 1450 AM, 102.1 FM and www.konp.com on the Internet outside the Port Angeles area. Station general manager Todd Ortloff hosts the Monday through Thursday segments. This week’s scheduled lineup: ■Monday: Clallam County Sheriff Bill Benedict. ■Tuesday: Port of Port Angeles Executive Director Jeff Robb and Port Commissioner Jim Hallett discuss Peninsula Plywood and harbor cleanup, airport master plan/terminal and a marina moorage cost study. ■Wednesday: In the first segment, Peninsula College journalism instructor Rich Riski discusses his Fulbright scholarship, which took him to Baku, Azerbaijan. He will discuss how journalism works in that nation. In the second segment, William Shore Memorial Pool Executive Director Steve Burke discusses the pool’s annual report. ■Thursday: In the first segment, Rich Riski with Part 2 of his report (see Wednesday program, above).

In the second segment, Mike Howe, director of communications for the Clallam County Public Utility District.

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Who’s driving? SAN FRANCISCO — Google sees self-driving cars being available to consumers in three to five years. “The improvement can be such that we can make cars that drive safer than people do,� Anthony Levandowski, product manager for Google’s self-driving car technology, told a Society of Automotive Engineers meeting. “We expect to release the technology in the next five years.� Regulators and the insurance industry aren’t so sure it can happen that quickly.

Fake cancer drug WASHINGTON — The Food and Drug Administration said it warned doctors that another counterfeit batch of the cancer drug Avastin had reached medical practices in the U.S. The warning follows a string of alerts last year when the agency told doctors that versions of Avastin sold by at least two drugdistribution networks were fake, containing none of the genuine drug’s active ingredients.

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Gold futures finished lower Friday, logging a OLYMPIA — The state minor 0.2 percent loss for Senate has unanimously the week under pressure by approved a measure that is dollar strength and as a the final installment of a climb in U.S. equities lured multiyear effort to remove some investors away from male-dominated language the precious metal. from the state code. April gold fell $4.40, or If signed into law, “pen0.3 percent, to settle at manship� will soon be $1,666.90 an ounce on the “handwriting,� “freshmen� Comex division of the New will be “first-year students,� York Mercantile Exchange. and “watchmen� will March silver settled at become “security guards.� $31.44 an ounce, up 4 cents, The National Conferor 0.1 percent, for a 1.6 perence of State Legislatures cent loss on the week. says about half of all U.S. “Trade deficit numbers states have moved toward shrunk for the U.S., indicatsuch gender-neutral laning positive signs for the guage at varying levels, U.S. economy,� so equities from drafting bills to rallied and “tail-risk comchanging state constitumodities such as gold suftions. fered,� said Jason Rotman, Florida and Minnesota president of Lido Isle Advialready have completely sors. revised their laws as Wash“We expect gold’s next ington state is doing. $30 move to be to the downThe gender-neutral mea- side.� sure, passed Friday in the Peninsula Daily News and The Associated Press Senate, now goes for

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Study: Mentally ill more likely to be smokers Services Administration show 1 of every 3 adults with mental illness smokes, compared with 1 in 5 adults without mental illness. Adults with mental illness smoke about a third of all the cigarettes in the United States, and they smoke more cigarettes per month and are significantly less likely to quit than people without mental illness, the report said.

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ATLANTA — People with mental illness are 70 percent more likely to smoke cigarettes than people without mental illness, two federal health agencies reported. Data of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the Substance Abuse and Mental Health

There are nearly 46 million adults with mental illness in the United States, about a fifth of the population. “Many people with mental illness are at greater risk of dying early from smoking than of dying from their mental-health conditions,� said Dr. Thomas Frieden, director of the CDC. The report is based on information from the

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generally higher in states where overall smoking rates were high. Utah had the lowest rate of smoking among people with mental illness — 18.1 percent — while West Virginia had the highest rate, at 48.7 percent. Smoking among people with mental illness was higher among the poor and less educated, and among American Indians and Alaska Natives, although every ethnic group had significant percentages of smokers. The study noted possible reasons that smoking among the mentally ill has been and remains high, including marketing by the tobacco industry and the historical use of cigarettes as an incentive to improve behavior in psychiatric hospitals. “There are some effects of nicotine which can mask

some of the negative effects of mental illness,� Frieden said. The study said that smoking also can make some medications less effective, which may lead the person with mental illness to smoke more to quell symptoms. It said people with mental illness, many of whom struggle to be financially and socially stable, may be less able to cope with withdrawal from quitting cigarettes. While the study did not compare trends in smoking among people with mental illness over time, Frieden and the other researchers cited indications that smoking rates for this population have not declined nearly as quickly as smoking in the general population. Frieden called the situation “a very serious health issue that needs more attention.�

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‘Unparalleled beauty’ Centrum has engaged Seattle-based marketing firm Golden Lasso for data research, focus groups and the identification of opportunities and travel challenges. “Once people come out here for the first time and experience the McCurdy Pavilion festival scene in this place of unparalleled beauty, the artistic life becomes a lifelong habit,” Hartt said. Jazz Port Townsend, curated by Artistic Director John Clayton, is set for July 25-27, with mainstage shows at McCurdy Pavilion and club performances in downtown and uptown Port Townsend. The Port Townsend Acoustic Blues Festival, curated by Artistic Director Daryl Davis, takes place Aug. 2-3, with mainstage shows at McCurdy Pavilion and club performances in downtown and uptown Port Townsend.

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SEATTLE — AT&T has agreed to pay families of Washington state prisoners $45 million to settle a class action lawsuit involving collect calls made from state prisons. Lawyers estimate at least 70,000 families are eligible for some of the money from the settlement filed in King County Superior Court. The lawsuit filed in 2000 accused AT&T and other phone companies of failing to disclose exorbitant rates for collect calls from prison. The case has moved back and forth between the Washington Supreme Court, the state Utilities and Trade Commission, and King County Superior Court. It was settled just before it was scheduled to go to trial in King County to determine damages. The class action lawsuit covers collect calls made between 1996 and 2000 from Department of Corrections facilities.

It was filed by family members and friends of prison activist and writer Paul Wright. Wright estimated that between 70,000 and 172,000 people could be eligible for refunds that include full reimbursement of call charges, plus $200 per person. At the time, those charges were $3.95 for the first minute and 90 cents each additional minute, according to Seattle attorney Chris Youtz, who represented the prison families. After 20 minutes, the calls ended, requiring a new call and a new surcharge “The rates were ridiculous,” Youtz said. He said some families wracked up phone bills of $20,000. AT&T spokesman Marty Richter said in a statement that the company believes it had followed all the rules at issue in the lawsuit. “We are pleased to see the litigation resolved in a way that, among other things, supports legal assistance for low-income

residents of Washington state and educational assistance for families of prison inmates in the state,” he said.

Change for state? Wright aid that in the wake of the settlement, the state Legislature and state Department of Corrections also should revisit telephone contracts and cut rates. Corrections officials get a portion of the money from the contracts and use it to fund recreational programs for inmates. Prison calls can be more expensive because they require monitoring, said Wright, but very high rates are in effect a tax on inmate families, and, he added, that’s unfair. He noted that research showed inmates who kept close ties to family had lower recidivism rates once they returned home — and argued that it was counter-productive to price such contact beyond a family’s means.

Snow: ‘No control over direction’ with the help of poles, than on a snowboard that has to be unstrapped at the first sign of level ground. Snowboard companies have recognized this disadvantage and created split boards. The board splits into skis and has bindings that can be shifted to a different angle when the board is in ski mode.

Big growth in ‘90s Modern snowboarding was invented in the 1960s, but most ski resorts refused to let riders on their slopes until the 1990s, when the sport’s popularity began to boom. Snowboarders made their debut in the Winter Olympics in 1998, and by 2004 they outnumbered skiers on U.S. slopes. From 1990 to 2004, the number of Americans snowboarders jumped about 340 percent, from 1.5 million to 6.6 million, according to the National Sporting Goods Association. In the same period, the number of skiers dropped 48 percent, from 11.4 million to 5.9 million, the trade group said. Since 2004, however, snowboard participation

has dropped 22 percent while skiing has climbed 16 percent, the group said. A 2012 study by the University of Vermont College of Medicine concluded that snowboarders have a higher injury rate than skiers. Snowboarders tend to suffer more injuries to their wrists, shoulders and ankles as well as concussions, while skiers had more knee and lower leg injuries, according to the study. Despite the clear shift back to skis, snowboard makers say the sport that once took the ski industry by storm is not dead. “It isn’t going away, but it’s not on the wicked high that it was on for all those years,” said Gibbons.

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CONTINUED FROM D1 Europe using award miles, the only seats I could find A drawback of last-min- back from London included ute awards: American, a connection in Frankfurt. It wasn’t a stopover, it United and US Airways charge up to $75 for book- was a time-wasting detour. Fortunately, a United ing fewer than 21 days in advance, which may be agent at Heathrow let me waived if you have elite sta- switch to a direct flight to Kennedy Airport, without tus. Delta doesn’t charge a charging a change fee. You can’t count on that late lat fee. courtesy, or a seat on a direct flight opening up, but Reduced award levels some airlines let customers Each airline has a com- change an award ticket for plicated chart outlining no cost, as long as your how many miles you need travel dates, departure city for a free ticket from Point and destination stay the A to Point B — “free” being same. a misnomer because you Otherwise, changes typioften have to pay taxes and cally cost $75 to $150. fees. It can also be worth But if you use your miles accepting an award ticket to fly at off-peak times, to a city near your destinasome airlines let you book tion. your trip using fewer miles. Rick Ingersoll, who posts Scott Grimmer, founder frequent-flier advice at of Milevalue, which offers www.frugaltravelguy.com, advice on award tickets, said he booked an award said American and US Air- ticket to Dublin, then paid ways have some of the most about $40 for a flight on a generous reduced awards. low-cost carrier to his destiAmerican lets AAdvantage nation, Edinburgh. members book off-peak “The issue is getting economy tickets to Europe across the pond,” Ingersoll for 40,000 miles round trip said. for travel from Oct. 15 to “Take what you can get May 15; the rest of the year, with your miles, then fly that ticket requires at least Ryanair or Air Berlin or 60,000 miles. EasyJet to your destination American also posts — or they’ve got a fantastic award discounts available train system in Europe.” to members who carry one of its Citi AAdvantage Partner availability credit cards at aa.com/ Most frequent flier proreducedmileageawards. US Airways lets its Divi- grams let you use miles dend Miles members book earned on one airline (say, off-peak round-trip award United) to book award ticktickets to Europe for 35,000 ets on partner carriers. Until recently, that miles, compared with at meant calling the airline least 60,000 miles, but it’s a and pleading with an agent smaller travel window: Jan. to look for seats on part15 through Feb. 28. Sign up for Grimmer’s ners’ flights, but more carrie-mail updates at www. ers are updating their Web milevalue.com to get alerts sites to let customers do these searches online. about these discounts. American’s search tool He also offers award now shows available seats booking services for $99 a on Alaska, Hawaiian, Britticket. ish Airways, Qantas, Finnair and Air Berlin. Book a free stopover United’s site shows One benefit of award award flights on 34 parttravel is the opportunity to ners, including Lufthansa and Air China. book a free stopover. Another option is to “Each airline has its own check a third-party site, like rules,” Grimmer said. “But you can always get Expert Flyer (www.expert at least one stopover on flyer.com), which displays your round-trip interna- award seats for about 70 airlines. tional award.” It has a five-day free On American, that stopover has to be at a gateway trial, then costs $5 to $10 a city in North America, so if month; the higher price you’re flying to South Amer- gets you e-mail alerts to ica, you could spend a few find out when an award days in Miami before con- seat becomes available on tinuing to, say, Buenos the flight you want. But Chris Lopinto, Aires. Other airlines allow you Expert Flyer’s co-founder, to book a free stopover said there are still times abroad, meaning you could when you must call, espebook an award ticket on cially if you’re using Delta United from New York to miles. “Sometimes you have to Frankfurt, spend a few days in Germany and then fly to call the carrier in order to get partner inventory,” he Venice. The last time I flew to said. “It’s very frustrating.”

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The Marine Corps, which promotes itself as the most hard-bodied service, has started toughening up its standards for women.

Marines: First pull-ups, then combat for women BY ELISABETH BUMILLER THE NEW YORK TIMES

WASHINGTON — How many pull-ups does it take to make a female Marine? The answer, starting next January: a minimum of three, the same number required of male Marines. If anyone thought the military’s decision to allow women into combat units would lead to exceptions for women when it came to fitness and physical strength, this is one service’s “gender neutral” answer — or at least part of the answer. Like the men, women will have to perform the exercises on the Marine Corps’ annual physical fitness test as “dead hang” pull-ups, without the benefit of the momentum from a lower-body swing.

No more ‘flexed arm’ Like the men, women can do the pull-ups underhanded or overhanded, as long as their chins break the plane of the bar. The new requirement replaces the old “flexed arm hang” for women, in place since 1975, which had to be held for a minimum of 15 seconds. “The physical requirements of female Marines, commensurate with their roles, have increased greatly since 1975,” said Col. Sean D. Gibson, a spokesman for the Marine Corps Combat Development Command in Quantico, Va. “The pull-up is a better test of muscular strength.” But the new Marine Corps regulations are just part of a sweeping re-examination of fitness standards in the military that Defense Secretary Leon E. Panetta’s announcement last month ending the ban on women in combat only accelerated. As it stands now, service

“I saw women who could only do one or two pull-ups be able to bust out, over the course of four or five months, eight pull-ups. And that was because they were training to that standard.” GREG JACOB commander, combat training school members face a gantlet of overlapping fitness tests throughout the vast sprawl of the American military, from initial ones that recruits have to pass to annual fitness (and weight) tests to specific physical requirements that must be met for combat jobs. The Pentagon says it will not lower standards for women, but is nonetheless reviewing the requirements for hundreds of what are called military occupational specialties to see if they actually match up with the demands of each job. Some combat jobs that might open to women may require them to meet only specific requirements rather than a wide range of fitness standards. “We’re going to ensure that our tank crewmen are fully capable of removing 50-pound projectiles from the ammunition rack and loading them into the main gun in a sustained manner in a combat situation,” said George Wright, an Army spokesman.

Some exceptions But for now, the Army has no immediate plans to change its sex-adjusted recruitment and annual fitness tests, even though the Marine Corps, which tenaciously promotes itself as the most hard-bodied service, has started to toughen up its standards for women. But even for the pullups, the Marines are still making some exceptions. To get a perfect grade,

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women will have to do only eight, compared with the 20 required for men. “I don’t think it’s a very high bar,” said Capt. Ann G. Fox, a Marine Reserve officer who during her first deployment in 2004 worked with the Iraqi Army and who thinks women could do better if it was required of them. “I think the test should be the same as the men, 20 pull-ups. People train to what they’re tested on.”

Same as the men That was the experience of Greg Jacob, who was a commander at the combat training school for enlisted Marines at Camp Geiger, N.C., and said that he asked his female trainers to do the same number of pull-ups as their male students, even though women were not required at the time to do pull-ups at all. “I saw women who could only do one or two pull-ups be able to bust out, over the course of four or five months, eight pull-ups,” he said. “And that was because they were training to that standard.” Jacob, now the policy director for the Service Women’s Action Network, an advocacy group that worked to end the female combat ban, acknowledged the physiological differences between men and women, but said they were overstated. “There are lots of men who don’t have the same muscle mass as other men,” he said. “There is physical diversity regardless of gender.” Many jobs in the military, he said, have nonnegotiable physical demands. “Whether you were a man or a woman, you had to throw a live grenade 15 meters,” he said. “If a woman throws the hand grenade 10 meters, it’s going to blow up in her

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NEW YORK — New evidence suggests that the erectile-dysfunction drug Viagra might have another use: helping burn away excess fat. The drug, generically known as sildenafil, helped convert undesirable white fat cells to energy-burning beige fat cells in laboratory mice, researchers at the University of Bonn in Germany report in The Journal of the Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology. It was already known that mice fed Viagra became less prone to obesity when fed a high-fat diet. What was not clear was why. Alexander Pfeifer, director of the university’s Institute for Pharmacology and Toxicology, said he already had some clues: Viagra works by preventing the

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OLYMPIA — After months of testing and design, the state agency that regulates the insurance industry, the Office of the Insurance Commissioner, has launched a revamped website designed to be easier to use for both consumers and industry professionals. The site is www.insurance.wa.gov. “When people have insurance problems, they want information fast,” said Insurance Commissioner Mike Kreidler. “They have limited time, and they may be on a smartphone or other device. We want to make it easy for them.” Early testing showed that only 33 percent of consumers could successfully complete typical tasks on the website. With that data, a Web team overhauled the site, revamping the navigational structure and changing to a more inviting look and feel. As a result, task completion skyrocketed to 80 percent. In the coming year, additional refinements, such as making some of the site’s applications mobilefriendly, are expected to raise that number even more. In an unusual step for a state website, the site uses responsive design, which detects the screen resolution of whatever device is accessing the site and adapts accordingly, providing the best display. The website redesign is part of an ongoing effort to work online with consumers, agents, brokers and companies. Agent and broker licensing is now done almost entirely online. Consumers can file complaints, email questions and check the status of their cases 24/7.

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Legislators study upsizing Medicaid Expansion would make 250K more adults eligible ing a call center for consumers and informing the public of the big changes that OLYMPIA — Washinglie ahead. ton state officials are moving ahead quickly to set up a new health-insurance Cost issues marketplace where the Like the Medicaid uninsured can start buying expansion, the exchange health plans later this year. also is dogged by concerns But one other major ele- about costs, with some lawment of Obamacare — the makers questioning its budexpansion of Medicaid to get of $50 million a year. cover more of the state’s When state lawmakers poorest people — is getting set up the exchange in 2012, a close look in the Legisla- they gave its board the abilture. ity to levy a premium fee on About 250,000 low- insurers that take part. income adults in the state Onizuka said that a 4 would become eligible for percent fee, worth $13.69 coverage under the Afford- per policy per month, would able Care Act if Washington raise enough money to fully expands the program. cover the exchange’s budget The expansion is one of once the federal startup the changes prompted by grant runs out in 2015. the federal health-care act Or the exchange could that could eventually pro- tap the $26 million yearly vide for care to more than windfall the state expects 800,000 of the state’s 1.1 from an existing premium million uninsured, state tax once more people buy Insurance Commissioner insurance, he said. Mike Kreidler said. That would allow the The extra coverage premium surcharge to be comes at federal expense cut in half. for the first three years, and Onizuka anticipates in the early years Washing130,000 of the state’s 1.1 ton comes out ahead. But some Republicans million uninsured residents worry the state will later be will use the exchange in the saddled with a hefty bill as last quarter of the year, giving them coverage effective federal budgets shrink. The debate is happening Jan. 1 next year. The exchange also can as Washington’s Health Benefit Exchange is moving route Medicaid-eligible consumers into that program ahead. The exchange, a market- instead. Currently, Medicaid place for policies that would give families a choice of pri- excludes single adults, vate health plans similar to focusing only on those who what workers at major com- are elderly, disabled and panies already are offered, who have kids. But the expansion would starts signing up consumers to buy private policies allow single adults to qualify with incomes of up to starting Oct. 1. “We’ve got a lot to do� $15,000 a year, or about 138 before then, said Richard percent of the federal povOnizuka, chief executive for erty line. The federal government the Health Benefit is covering costs for all peoExchange. But he is confident the ple who become newly elinew exchange can hit its gible for Medicaid in 2014target dates for approving 15. eligible health plans, startThe state share would PENINSULA DAILY NEWS NEWS SERVICES

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KINGSTON — To Laura King, her three children were acting normal while enjoying dinner at Sogno di Vino, an Italian restaurant in their hometown of Kingston. But staffers of the restaurant were so impressed at her children’s table manners that they thanked her kids and gave the family of five a bowl of ice cream. It wasn’t until King got home that she noticed a $4 “well-behaved kids� discount on her receipt to cover the dessert. A friend posted a picture of the receipt on the website Reddit, and the story took off. King’s children are ages 2, 3 and 8

But Kreidler, some Democratic lawmakers and groups such as the AARP and the Washington State Hospital Association see Medicaid expansion as nolose, at least in the short term. That’s because the state gets a net gain of funding in the first biennium — including more federal support for the working poor on the Basic Health Plan and unemployable adults on Disability Lifeline — if the Medicaid population grows to include adults who are poor, without kids and not disabled. In the short term, the Affordable Care Act saves the state $140 million if Medicaid is expanded, THE ASSOCIATED PRESS according to state budget KENNEWICK — A estimates. Washington state farm labor group is in Mexico to recruit seasonal farm workers to help farmers here harvest their crops this year. The Washington Farm Labor Association aims to recruit about 3,000 workers at a job fair in the border town of Nogales, Mexico, on sors and 184,000 gigabytes Monday. The goal is for those of memory, which is four times as much memory per workers then to be accepted processor as other super- into a federal guest worker program for seasonal computers. But what Bill Shelton, employment. A growing number of the EMSL associate director, says makes it unique is farmers have turned to the that “it will be optimally so-called H-2A program to configured for climate and bring in foreign workers, chemistry simulations, and despite longstanding complaints that it’s too cumberbiological analyses.� It will offer speed for some and expensive. improved climate models. Labor shortages “The new computer provides a wonderful opportuGrowers in the program nity for climate scientists to generally must pay a higher get more work done and get wage and provide housing each simulation done more and transportation in and quickly,� PNNL climate sci- out of the country. But many farmers say entist Phil Rasch said. the U.S. crackdown on illegal immigrants has resulted in labor shortages, even as critics argue farmers could

RICHLAND — By fall, one of the world’s 20 fastest computers should be installed on the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory campus in Richland. It will replace the Chinook supercomputer, which was the 21st fastest computer in the world when it was installed at the Environmental Molecular Sciences Laboratory, or EMSL, in late 2008. But technology has left it behind in the race for the fastest computing for complex scientific problems. The new supercomputer, yet to be named, will be

more than 20 times faster than the Chinook, according to PNNL. And it will cost less. The Chinook cost $21.4 million, making the new supercomputer look like a bargain at $17 million. The new supercomputer likely will peak at 3.4 quadrillion — 3.4 million billion — calculations per second. Calculations that it can figure in an hour would take a typical laptop more than 20 years. The supercomputer, which is being built by Atipa Technologies, will have 23,000 Intel proces-

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find workers if they paid higher wages. Last year, 3,953 workers were brought into Washington through the H-2A program. Felix Vargas of Pasco, a retired diplomat and former vice consul in Mexico who is now a volunteer senior adviser for the group, said he expects to see seasonal workers from last year return. But he said that Washington needs 3,000 more workers at a minimum. More than 5,000 prospective workers already have registered to attend the job fair in Mexico, Vargas said. The U.S. Consulate will vet the new applications and make sure those applying have ties that would make them return to Mexico. The group will represent about 24 employers, mostly from the tree fruit industry. Dan Fazio, director of the Washington Farm Labor Association, has said Washington ranks second in the

any farmers say the U.S. crackdown on illegal immigrants has resulted in labor shortages, even as critics argue farmers could find workers if they paid higher wages.

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nation for labor-intensive crops behind California. Washington is the No. 1 producer of apples and is a top grower of sweet cherries. Both are labor-intensive crops, and Washington farmers set record-high production values for both in 2011. The value of Washington crops was $9.4 billion in 2011, up 14 percent from $8.25 billion a year earlier, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Apples were the top commodity with a value of $1.83 billion, while the 2011 sweet cherry crop was valued at $534 million.

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covers the purchase of drones, data collection by the unmanned aerial vehicles, search warrant requirements and mandated audits. The Moxee lawmaker worked for about two months on the measure, which would regulate drones for both law enforcement and state agencies, such as the Department of Ecology or the Department of Transportation. “One reason to write this bill was to open dialogue,� Taylor said. “We need to understand where we’re heading.� Lawmakers in at least 11 states are looking at plans to

years old. King said it has been entertaining to see all the attention her story has gotten, and she plans to dine at Sogno di Vino again soon.

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WASHINGTON — Law school applications are headed for a 30-year low, reflecting increased concern over soaring tuition, crushing student debt and diminishing prospects of lucrative employment upon graduation. As of this month, there were 30,000 applicants to law schools for the fall, a 20 percent decrease from the same time last year and a 38 percent decline from 2010, according to the Law School Admission Council. Of some 200 law schools nationwide, only 4 have seen increases in applications this year. In 2004, there were 100,000 applicants to law schools; this year, there are likely to be 54,000. Such startling numbers have plunged law school administrations into soulsearching debate about the future of legal education and the profession over all. “We are going through a revolution in law with a time bomb on our admissions books,” said William D. Henderson, a professor of law at Indiana University, who has written extensively on the issue. “Thirty years ago if you were looking to get on the escalator to upward mobility, you went to business or law school. Today, the law school escalator is broken.”

Cuts and layoffs Responding to the new environment, schools are planning cutbacks and accepting students they would not have admitted before. A few schools, like the Vermont Law School, have started layoffs and buyouts of staff. Others, like at the University of Illinois, have offered across-the-board tuition discounts to keep up enrollments. Brian Leiter of the University of Chicago Law School, who runs a blog on the topic, said he expected as many as 10 schools to close over the coming decade, and half to three-quarters of all schools to reduce class size, faculty and staff. After the normal dropout of some applicants, the number of those matriculating in the fall will be about 38,000, the lowest since 1977, when there were two dozen fewer law schools, according to Brian Z. Tamanaha of Washington University Law School, the author of Failing Law Schools. The drop in applications is widely viewed as directly linked to perceptions of the declining job market. Many of the reasons that law jobs are disappearing are similar to those for disruptions in other knowledgebased professions, namely the growth of the Internet. Research is faster and easier, requiring fewer lawyers, and is being outsourced to less expensive locales, including West Virginia and overseas. In addition, legal forms are now available online and require training well below a lawyer’s to fill them out.

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Demand and supply Some argue that the drop is an indictment of the legal training itself — a failure to keep up with the profession’s needs. “We have a significant THE NEW YORK TIMES mismatch between demand and supply,” said Gillian K. The law school at Stanford University has increased its attention to hands-on training. Hadfield, professor of law and economics at the University of Southern California. “It’s not a problem of producing too many lawyers. Actually, we have an exploding demand for both ordinary folk lawyers and big corporate ones.” She said that, given the structure of the legal profession, it was hard to make a living dealing with matters like mortgage and divorce, and that big corporations were dissatisfied with what they see as the overly academic training at elite law schools. The drop in law school applications is unlike what is happening in almost any other graduate or professional training, except perhaps to veterinarians. Medical school applications have been rising steadily for the past decade. Debra W. Stewart, president of the Council of Graduate Schools, said first-time enrollments to master of business degree programs were steady — a 0.8 percent increase among Americans in 2011 after a decade of substantial growth. But growth in first-time foreign student enrollments — 13 percent over the same period — made up the difference, something from which law schools cannot benefit, since foreigners have less interest in American legal training.

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Different training In the legal academy, there has been discussion about how to make training less costly and more relevant, with special emphasis on the last year of law school. A number of schools, including elite ones like Stanford, have increased their attention to clinics, where students get hands-on training. Northeastern Law School in Boston, which has long emphasized in-the-field training, has had one of the smallest decreases in its applicant pool this year, according to Jeremy R. Paul, the new dean. There is also discussion about permitting students to take the bar after only two years rather than three, a decision that would have to be made by the highest officials of a state court system. In New York, the proposal is under active consideration largely because of a desire to reduce student debt. Some, including Professor Hadfield of the University of Southern California, have called for one- or twoyear training programs to create nonlawyer specialists for many tasks currently done by lawyers. Whether or not such changes occur, for now the decline is creating what many see as a cultural shift. “In the ’80s and ’90s, a liberal arts graduate who didn’t know what to do went to law school,” Professor Henderson of Indiana said. “Now you get $120,000 in debt and a default plan of last resort whose value is just too speculative. “Students are voting with their feet. “There are going to be massive layoffs in law schools this fall. “We won’t have the bodies we need to meet the payroll.”

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In recent years there has also been publicity about the debt load and declining job prospects for law graduates, especially of schools that do not generally provide employees to elite firms in major cities. Last spring, the American Bar Association released a study showing that within nine months of graduation in 2011, only 55 percent of those who finished law school found full-time jobs that required passage of the bar exam. “Students are doing the math,” said Michelle J. Anderson, dean of the City University of New York School of Law. “Most law schools are too expensive, the debt coming out is too high and the prospect of attaining a six-figureincome job is limited.” Tamanaha of Washington University said the rise in tuition and debt was central

to the decrease in applications. In 2001, he said, the average tuition for private law school was $23,000; in 2012 it was $40,500 (for public law schools the figures were $8,500 and $23,600). He said that 90 percent of law students finance their education by taking on debt. And among private law school graduates, the average debt in 2001 was $70,000; in 2011 it was $125,000.

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P. A . : D o u bl e w i d e i n adult park, circular floor plan, 2 Br., 2 ba, lamiADOPT: Adoring couple, nate and carpet. $32,500. (360)457-0245 T V E x e c & l a w y e r , LOVE, laughter, art, outor (360)460-9254. door adventures await PORT TOWNSEND miracle baby. Expenses SCHOOL DISTRICT paid. 1-800-562-8287 Is now accepting applications for the following SOMEONE LIKE ME position. 1.0 FTE Spe- American male seeking cial Education Teacher, a single white female Leave Replacement, at between 30-45, average B l u e H e r o n S c h o o l . build. (360)471-6696. Must hold a current Washington State Teaching Certificate with 3020 Found Special Education endorsement. Demonstrated successful middle F O U N D : C a t . B r ow n / school level regular and gray, not neutered male successful special edu- Tabby, blue eyes, kencation teaching experi- dall Rd., Sequim. Is not at Olympic Peninsula ence is a requirement. A p p l i c a t i o n m a t e r i a l s Humane Society. and job description available online at www.ptschools.org or 3023 Lost contact the Business Office for application materials. Applications ac- L O S T : D o g . F e m a l e German Shepherd/Dincepted until filled. Apply at 1610 g o , p i n k c o l l a r, n o t Blaine St, Phone 379- chipped, at 18th and O. (360)808-9672 4511. Equal Opportunity Employer. LOST: Dog. Rat Terrier, REMEMBER SWAIN’S f e m a l e , w h i t e , g r a y spots, cropped tail, no PORT TOWNSEND? I have 48’ of shelving collar, 6th and M St., from there for sale. All 4’ P.A. (360)808-5698. sections. $800 all. Call Cookie at 4026 Employment (360)385-6898, lv msg.

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Executive Assistant VIMO needs an energetic, organized, outgoing individual to assit the Executive with financial management and fundraising. This could be an entry level or a return to the workfo r c e p o s i t i o n . Pa r t time. Email responses only. Info@vimoclinic.org

GENERAL MANAGER HOA Port Ludlow community association is seeking a fulltime General Manager for a 500+ member HOA to p r o v i d e d ay - t o - d ay ove r s i g h t a n d m a n agement of all operations. Critical responsibilities of the General Manager include assisting the Board of Directors in the development, formulation and implementation of policies, goals, and objectives, personnel decisions, budgeting, coordinating efforts of va r i o u s a s s o c i a t i o n departments, overseeing effective and efficient delivery of member services and negotiating service contracts. The Board of Directors is seeking a pragmatic leader with high-ethics and integrity, who embraces open government and transparency, as well as having solid management, ?nancial, and organizational skills. Applicant must be proficient in the use of Microsoft Office software. The General Manager shall possess a bachelor’s degree and relevant experience and certification as Association Management Specialist (AMS) preferred. Send resume to: SBCA, 120 Spinnaker PL, Por t Ludlow WA 98365 or bayclub@cable speed.com

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The Makah Tribal Council is seeking a Planner III who is enthusiastic, and thrives on challenges. Under the supervision of the Community Planning & Economic Development (CP&ED) Manager. Provides project management support as needed in CP&ED program including: development of cost estimates and funding strategies; RFPs and RFQs; contract development, negotiation, and administration; coordination of consultants and c o n t ra c t o r s ; d eve l o p ment of timelines; and, project budget management including processing of invoices and tracking project budgets.

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Beautiful Structural panel constructed (SIPS) 1689 sqft home in a newer neighborhood with easy access to downtown. Features include kitchen with mountain views & hardwood oors, living area w/ propane ďŹ replace, sunny den / ofďŹ ce, laundry room w/ cabinets & utility sink, master suite w/ tub & separate shower, great patio w/private semi wooded back yard.

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4026 Employment 4026 Employment 4026 Employment 4026 Employment 105 Homes for Sale 105 Homes for Sale 120 Homes for Sale 505 Rental Houses Clallam County General General General General Clallam County Clallam County Jefferson County Community Planning and Economic Development Planner III T h e M a k a h Tr i b a l Council is seeking a Planner III who is enthusiastic, and thrives on challenges. Under the supervision of the Community Planning & E c o n o m i c D eve l o p ment (CP&ED) Manager. Provides project management support as needed in CP&ED program including: development of cost estimates and funding strategies; RFPs and RFQs; contract development, negotiation, and administration; coordination of consultants and contractors; development of timelines; and, project budget management including processing of invoices and tracking project budgets. Education Requirements: Bachelor’s Degree in Land Use and Urban Planning, public administration or business administration, or a closely related field is required. Must have 5 years related job experience in professional proposal or report w r i t i n g a n d p r o ve n successful grand proposal track record, experience in budgeting, program administration and program planning experience. Tribal Gover nment exper ience desired. Salary/DOQ. Closing: February 11, 2013 at 5:00 p.m. Submit application, resume, copies of transcripts and three letters of reference to: Makah Tribal Council, Attn: Personnel Office, P O B ox 1 1 5 , N e a h Bay, WA 98357. Fax to (360)645-3123 or email kathy.knaus@ makah.com LICENSED NURSE Looking for versitle, caring individual, come join our great team! Contact Cherrie (360)683-3348

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Community Planning & Economic Development Planner III The Makah Tribal Council is seeking a Planner III who is enthusiastic, and thrives on challenges. Under the supervision of the Community Planning & Economic Development (CP&ED) Manager. Provides project management support as needed in CP&ED program including: development of cost estimates and funding strategies; RFPs and RFQs; contract development, negotiation, and administration; coordination of consultants and c o n t ra c t o r s ; d eve l o p ment of timelines; and, project budget management including processing of invoices and tracking project budgets. Education Requirements: Bachelor’s Degree in Land Use and Urban Planning, public administration or business administration, or a closely related field is req u i r e d . M u s t h ave 5 years related job experience in professional proposal or repor t writing and proven successful grant proposal track record, exper ience in budgeting, program administration and program p l a n n i n g ex p e r i e n c e. Tribal Government experience desired. Salary/DOQ. Closing: Februar y 22, 2013 at 5:00 p.m.

PORT TOWNSEND SCHOOL DISTRICT Is now accepting applications for the following position. 1.0 FTE Special Education Teacher, Leave Replacement, at Blue Heron School. Must hold a current Washington State Teaching Certificate with Special Education endorsement. Demonstrated successful middle school level regular and successful special education teaching experience is a requirement. Application materials and job description available online at www.ptschools.org or contact the Business Office for application materials. Applications accepted until filled. Apply at 1610 Blaine St, Phone 3794511. Equal Opportunity Employer.

RESIDENT CARE MANAGER Life Care Center of Port Townsend Life Care Center of Port Townsend is growing! Our census has grown over the past two months leading us to adjust our suppor t staff. We are currently seeking a Washington-licensed nu r s e t o m a n a g e o u r long-term care unit and par tner with the Resident Care Manager on the sub-acute unit to fac i l i t a t e s ev e n d ay a week RCM coverage.

Submit application, resume, copies of transcripts and three letters of reference to: Makah Tribal Council, Attn: Personnel Office, P.O. Box 1 1 5 , N e a h B a y, WA 98357, Fax to (360) 645- Responsibilities include 3 1 2 3 o r e m a i l k a - but are not limited to: dithy.knaus@makah.com . rectly reporting to the Director of Nursing for the management of the long MENTAL HEALTH term unit, managing the PROFESSIONAL FT, w/benes. Req. M.A. a d m i s s i o n p r o c e s s , & 2yrs exp. working with quarterly assessments, children. Lic/child spe- care conferences and cialist pref. Resume/cvr discharge planning. ltr to: PBH 118 E. 8th St., Por t Angeles, WA We are in search of a 98362. http://peninsula d y n a m i c p e r s o n w i t h proven ability to support behavioral.org. EOE. and lead a team to success with a “silver lining” NOW HIRING! Direc- attitude! tor of Nursing/RN Avamere Olympic Reha- If you are interested in bilitation of Sequim joining our team please 1000 5th Ave S Se- send your resume via quim, WA 98382 Call e m a i l . Yo u m ay a l s o Brenda Purvis come to the building to 971-224-2068 a p p l y. We o f fe r gr e a t bpurvis@ pay and benefits, includavamere.com ing medical coverage, 401(k) and paid time off. Danni Orne “ON-CALL” 360-385-3555 RESIDENTIAL AIDE 360-385-7409 Fax Promote daily living 751 Kearney St. skills of residents at 2 Port Townsend, WA sites. Req H.S./GED & 98368 cooking/housekeeping Danni_Orne@ skills. Work experience LCCA.com with chronic mental illEOE/M/F/V/D – 38086 ness/substance abuse preferred. $11.41-13.25 CHECK OUT OUR hr., DOE. Resume to NEW CLASSIFIED PBH, 118 E. 8th St., Port WIZARD AT Angeles, WA 98362 Dewww.peninsula tails at http://peninsula dailynews.com behavioral.org. EOE.

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The Quileute Tribal Council Has a job opening for a Payroll Technician II The payroll tech will perform accounting tasks related to payroll for the Q u i l e u t e Tr i b e . M u s t have two years of related exper ience and/or training in processing payroll. Must have experience with the use of a c o m p u t e r i ze d p ay r o l l system. Must have High school diploma or GED with lower level college accounting courses/degree. Must be bondable. Indian Preference app l i e s. S a l a r y D O Q / E , Must submit job application and references by February 22, 2013. Visit our website at www.quileutenation.org for job application and job description or call the Personnel Dept. (360) 374-4366

4080 Employment Wanted Affordable Lawn Maintenance (360)477-1805 CUSTOM Housekeeping in the Sequim Area. Our friendly, reliable & detailed service is sure to ex c e e d ex p e c t a t i o n s. Please contact us to arrange your free no pressure estimate. 460-0316 Stephanie and Frank. ENVIOUS GREENS C o m p l e t e Ya r d C a r e Proper ty Mntnce. Specialty Pruning Gutters Weed Pulling/Whacking Deliver y & Spread Bark/Rock Brush Clearing Debris Hauling Seq u i m / P. A . a r e a 6 8 1 3521 cell: 808-9638 Fruit Ornamental Shrubs Don’t allow just anyone to hack your trees. Many current and long standing references. Semi retired, very competitive rates. Port Angeles only. Local 808-2148. JUAREZ & SON’S HANDY M A N S E R V I C E S . Quality work at a reasonable price. Can handle a wide array of problems projects. Like home maintenance, cleaning, clean up, yard maintenance, and etc. Give us a call office 452-4939 or cell 460-8248. RUSSELL ANYTHING Call today 775-4570. SCUBA DIVER FOR HIRE Call 681-4429

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CHERRY HILL P.A. Spectacular cul-de-sac, forest like setting with mtn. steam below, LR, D R , 3 + + B r. , 3 . 5 b a , family room, sunroom, hardwood throughout, finished basement. $259,000 (360)477-5207 CITY LIGHTS AND HARBOR VIEWS Fr o m t h i s s p a c i o u s , quality built 3 Br., 2.5 bath home. Gour met kitchen with granite counter tops, stainless steel appliances and top of the line cabinets. Surr o u n d e d by b e a u t i f u l gardens, raised beds & breathtaking water, city & mountain views! $389,000. ML#270253. CHUCK TURNER 452-3333 PORT ANGELES REALTY CREATE YOUR OWN RETREAT! Select flooring, cabinets, lighting, etc.,generous allowances & numerous selections, unfinished single level townhouse, enjoy all sunland amenities. $299,912 ML#442492/270222 Deb Kahle 683-6880 WINDERMERE SUNLAND CUSTOM CRAFTED HOME 1-owner, beautiful and spacious home in a neighborhood of ver y nice proper ties. Great lay-out with Master suite located on private end of the home. All bedrooms with full baths. Large kitchen with 2 ovens, cook-top, built-in microwave plus tons of cabin e t & c o u n t e r s p a c e. Awesome living s p a c e s — t o o mu c h t o detail, come see! $447,000 ML#270209/441801 Mark Macedo (360)477-9244 WINDERMERE PORT ANGELES LAKE SUTHERLAND 1.01 waterfront acres, surveyed, septic design, p owe r a n d wa t e r a c cessable. $165,000. (360)461-0088 SEQUIM: 1978, 1,440 sf mobile home for sale, 62+ community, needs carpet. $15,000. (360)582-9330

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The KinderKids program at the Boys & Girls Club in Sequim is seeking an energetic, creative person for a part time aide position. This position requires working with kindergarten age children in the afternoons. Please inquire within.

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*LY[PÄLK 5\YZPUN (ZZPZ[HU[ ACU We are an integrated health care system partnering with Swedish Medical Center for our telemedicine stroke program, six community-based clinics, orthopedic/gynecologic/urologic/ general surgery, and much more. We offer competitive pay and benefits, ongoing training programs and educational opportunities. We are well equipped with technological equipment including fully digitized radiology.

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This is a highly responsible supervisory job in Sequim directing homecare workers by scheduling, training, and running day-to-day operations. Qualifications include strong communications, computer, and marketing skills as well as enthusiasm for serving our seniors. Skills test required. Please submit your resume to jobs@kwacares.org

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Quality kitchen cabinets A 1 br 1 ba ...............$500 & Corian countertops, 2 A 2 br 1 ba utils ........$650 6010 Appliances 6100 Misc. car attached garage & 1 A 2 br 1 ba ...............$550 Merchandise car detached. H 2 br 1 ba ...............$650 $395,000 A 2 br 2 ba ...............$750 REFRIGERATOR: AmaBLACKBERRY CAFE OLS#263537 H 3 br 1 ba ...............$875 na French Door Refrig50530 Hwy. 112 W. NWMLS#364681 H 2 br 1.5 ba 5 ac$1000 erator (WHITE) 2006. VALENTINE SPECIALS SHERYL & CATHY H 5 br 1 ba .............$1000 Like New Refrigerator, Chicken Cordon Bleu (360)683-4844 H 3 br 2 ba .............$1050 French door with bottom Filet Mignon freezer. 20 Cu. Inches, Windermere H 3+ br 2 ba ...........$1200 Pan Fried Oysters measures: 68 1/2” H, 29 Real Estate H 4 br 2 ba............$1500 3/8” D, 35 5/8” W. Model Citrus Salsa Sequim East More Properties at Alaskan Cod AFC2033DRW This is a www.jarentals.com Call for Reservations WHITE refrigerator! 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MLS#264171. ter view. $950 mo. Team Thomsen 6055 Firewood, WESTERN ART: 18 limtourfactory.com/525687 (360)417-2782 Fuel & Stoves ited edition lithographs COLDWELL BANKER SEQUIM: 1 Br. on quiet signed #/d by artist Gary UPTOWN REALTY lot, $650, screening and FIREWOOD: $165. Car ter, CAA. Cer t. of lease requried. Eleana Registrations are em(360)670-9316 at (360)582-9330. FREE bossed with Carter sigFIREWOOD: $179 deliv- nature for authenticity. GARAGE SEQUIM: 2+ Br., 1 bath, ered Sequim-P.A. True Prints are in pristine conon one acre. Pets on apSALE cord. 3 cord special for dition. $100/print or proval, no smoking. $499. Credit card ac$1500 for 18. KIT $800 f/l/d. cepted. 360-582-7910. 360-620-8302 (360)683-8745 www.portangeles With your fi rewood.com SEQUIM Area: Small, 1 2 DAY 6105 Musical Br., cottage, utilities inPeninsula Daily Instruments TWO CORD SPECIAL cluded. $700, with referNews $185 each. Garage Sale Ad! ences. (360)461-4515. Tight grain fir. 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H U G E E S TAT E S a l e : Fri.-Sat.-Sun., 9-3 p.m., no earlies, cash only, 610 W. Spruce, Space 118, behind Safeway. 1990 Ford F150 pickup w i t h c a n o p y, s p o r t s equip., household items, tools, machinery, campi n g g e a r, c h a n s a w s , generators, garden tools, furniture, antiques WANTED: English riding and collectibles, more show coat, black or Na- then we can list, a must see sale! vy, girls size 10 or 12. (360)681-2747 SPACE NEEDED Non-profit sports league seeking 10,000 sf space for practice and spor ting events, etc. Warehouse, shop, garage, hangar, empty storage area, etc. Any flat space sitting empty, give us a call! (206)890-8240

BALDWIN CONSOLE PIANO: Beautiful cherry finish with matching storage bench. Original owner. Very good condition. Price reduced considerably to sell fast. Moving. $995. (360) 582-3045

ANTIQUES WANTED WANTED: Old BB guns Old postcards and bot- and pellet guns or parts tles. (360)460-2791. and misc. 457-0814.

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Any information or phoWANTED TO BUY tographs on the mill or Salmon/bass plugs and community at the end of lures, P.A. Derby meRanger Road in the ear- morabilia (360)683-4791 ly 1900s. (360)452-9043 GARAGE SALE ADS BOOKS WANTED! We Call for details. love books, we’ll buy 360-452-8435 yours. 457-9789. 1-800-826-7714

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HUGE Garage Sale: Lots of tools, household items, clothes etc. Continuation of last weekends sale with new stuff added all weekend. 2605 W. Edgewood Dr, right past Airport Garden Center. Sat-Sun. 8-5.

GARAGE Sale. Tools. Power tools and lots of hand tools, Large M o o s e A n t l e r s, E l k a n d d e e r a n t l e r s, 6 man rubber boat in excellent condition, large c u r e d m a p l e slab...would make a nice fireplace mantle... 3’x5’ window, fridge, lots of misc. household items, cross stitch patterns complete with all s u p p l i e s by “ M y s t i c Stitch.� Saturday and Sunday, 8-4 at 53 S. Brook Ave. On the corner of Brook and Avis. See you then.

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GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Easy come and easy go. You will attract attention but also controversy. Pick and choose your battles wisely and keep your talks as open and honest as possible to avoid being M OV I N G S a l e : S a t . - misinterpreted or deceptive. Sun., 8-3 p.m., 330 Old Your reputation will be at stake. Olympic Highway. Guy 5 stars stuff, twin bed, nice girls clothes sz. 10 and up, large bevelled mirror, flower pots, lots of odds and ends, it all needs to go!

CANCER (June 21-July 22): You need a break. A spa day or an activity that relieves stress should be on your agenda. Getting together with family and 7025 Farm Animals friends will help you feel secure in your environment. Express & Livestock your feelings and discuss your CHICKENS: Young Ban- plans for the future. 3 stars

by Eugenia Last LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. Remembering people from 21): You’ll make an impact your past will make you want on the people you encounter. to return to your roots or take a Being true to yourself is the trip of reconnection. Personal only route to take. Make the and professional partnerships alterations that will ensure a are highlighted, and making happy home life and a bright plans with old colleagues or professional future. 4 stars friends will lead to something good. 3 stars CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Don’t neglect what needs VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): doing. You can conjure up You’ll be drawn to someone unique ways to take care of who has ulterior motives. pending problems. Trust in your Protect yourself and your intuition when dealing with old assets. Don’t believe what friends or colleagues. Don’t let you are told without sufficient last-minute changes disrupt support. Use force if you must your plans. 3 stars in order to get to the bottom of a situation that spells trouble. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 3 stars 18): You’ll be torn between LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): the options you’ve been given. Get out and enjoy the moment Do your best to choose what with friends or your lover. Don’t ensures greater opportunities worry about what’s left undone. to advance through education, You can catch up when you travel or a change of have nothing better to do. environment. Discipline and For now, live, love and laugh practicality will lead the way to and you will enhance your better times. 3 stars relationships with those who count. 5 stars PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Hidden matters must be SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. protected. Divulging information 21): You can smooth things will lead to setbacks that could over and determine how you spin out of control. Take a can build a brighter future by quiet, sincere approach and discussing your thoughts with avoid making promises you those who will be influenced cannot keep. Don’t be fooled by your actions. Opportunity by someone’s false interest. awaits -- let your actions bring 3 stars you satisfaction. 5 stars

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FREE TO GOOD HOME O l d e r fe m a l e p o i n t e r mix. She likes to walk and be outside, currently in training. Very gentile, friendly, very good dog. Not good with cats. For more information: (360)808-7033 IMPERIAL SHIH-TZU Black and gold mask, +/1 lb., male, 12 wks. old, housebroken. $1,500. (360)621-5189. THE NEW BREED German Shepherd/Rott pure, beautiful puppies. $150. Can text pics. (360)689-7923

WINNEBAGO ‘95 Adventurer 34’, 45,500 m. Gas 460 Ford, Banks ex h a u s t s y s t e m , n ew tires and brakes, rear view camera, hyd level7045 Tack, Feed & ing jacks, 2 tv’s, new hot water tank, non smoker, Supplies Drivers side door, 5.5 MISC: John Lyons round o n a n g e n e ra t o r, l i g h t pen, complete, $1,200. 3 neutral interior, everywestern saddles, good thing works and is in excellent shape. $15,700. condition, $500 ea. (360)460-1981 (360)683-4427

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5TH WHEEL: ‘97 35’ Road Ranger. Toy hauler, big slide, gen. set, free hitch, awning. $8,500. (360)461-4310. AVION ‘95: 36’, has two slides. $11,500. (360)460-6909.

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CAMPER: 2002 Lance Camper Model 845 for short bed. Exclnt cond-used twice. Extended cabover w/queen-size bed. D i n e t t e c o nve r t s t o b e d . S h ow e r i s f u l l hght. Fresh water flush toilet. Blue int. $8795. (360)477-4778

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9050 Marine Miscellaneous BAYLINER: 27’ Buccaneer 3500 obo or trade for ‘land yacht’ +6’ headroom; 8HP Mercury longshaft recently serviced: runs great!’ Main+jib sail; small rowing skiff. Many extras Call Rob to see (360)390-8497 EASTERN: ‘11 18’ center console, premium boat, like new, completely equipped, 50 hp Yamaha, under 50 hrs. in warranty, Load-r ite galv. trailer, many ext ra s, D ow n e a s t s t y l e. See easternboats.com $26,500. (360)477-6059 GLASTROM: 16’ open bow boat, 25 hp Johnson, Calkin trailer. $950. (360)385-3686

BOAT: 19’ fiberglass, trailer, 140 hp motor, LANDSCAPE ‘94 dumpgreat for fishing/crab. truck: $5,995 or trade. (360)928-3193 $5,120. (360)683-3577. JON BOAT: 10’ includes TIDERUNNER: ‘03, 17’, battery and electric mo- cuddy, ‘03 suzuki 90hp, tor. $285. (360)582-3065 4 stroke, 230 hrs, 012 Yamaha 9.9 4 stroke, 0 hrs, scotty electric downriggers. Call (360)4522 1 4 8 fo r m o r e i n fo. $16,000/obo. WANTED: Puget Sound Commercial Dungeness Permit. (360)460-8895.

9817 Motorcycles H O N DA ‘ 7 3 Tr a i l 9 0 : 1250 miles, ran when parked 6 years ago, one owner. $900. 271-0867. HONDA: ‘80 CB-900C. S i l ve r. $ 1 , 0 0 0 / o b o o r t r a d e fo r g u n s / s m a l l truck. (360)460-3756. HONDA: ‘85 Goldwing Aspencade. 1200cc, black/chrome, exc. cond. $3,500/obo. 417-0153.

9740 Auto Service & Parts C H A I N H O I S T: 3 t o n Coffing model MA-30 aluminum with load block. $300. (360)775-6865 Hauling and Buying U n wa n t e d c a r s a n d t r u ck s. A & G I m p o r t Auto Inc. 1-800-248-5552

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9292 Automobiles 9292 Automobiles 9292 Automobiles 9292 Automobiles Others Others Others Others AUDI ‘95 90 SERIES CHEVROLET ‘05 MAWith sunroof, sport tires, LIBU leather int., runs great. Very economical 2.2 liter $4397/obo. 477-3834. 4-cyl, auto, A/C, cruise, tilt, AM/FM/CD, power BUICK: ‘01 Par k Ave. windows, locks and seat, Ultra 4 dr, 71K. $6,500. keyless entry power ad(360)452-9893 justable pedals, side airbags, only 76,000 miles, CADILLAC ‘03 very nice local car, senSEVILLE STS ior owned, non-smoker, Northstar v-8, auto, A/C, spotless “autocheck” vetilt wheel, cruise, power h i c l e h i s t o r y r e p o r t . windows, locks, mirrors, E.P.A. rated 24 city / 35 and dual power heated highway mpg. This is a seats, leather interior, v e r y w e l l k e p t c a r . t r i p c o m p u t e r, B o s e P l e a s e c o m e i n a n d A M / F M / C D a n d C a s s check it out. w i t h 6 d i s c c h a n g e r, $7,995 electronic traction conREID & JOHNSON trol, remote entry, alloy MOTORS 457-9663 wheels and more! reidandjohnson.com VIN#112744 Expires 2/16/13 DODGE: ‘92 Dynasty. 4 Only $6,995 dr, only 78K, fine cond. Dave Barnier $1,850. (360)457-3903. Auto Sales *We Finance In House* FORD ‘01 Mustang Cobra, blue book $11,700, 452-6599 NOS Flowmasters, davebarnier.com $12,000. Call for more C A R S : V W ‘ 6 4 B u g , details. (360)775-1858. $3,950. Eagle ‘95 Talon FORD ‘04 MUSTANG TSI, $1,000. 477-3495. Premium GT convertible. CHEV ‘04 MALIBY Leather, loaded, Mach MAXX LT HATCHBACK 1 0 0 0 s o u n d s y s t e m , 3.5 LTR, V-6, auto, A/C, very nice. tilt wheel, cruise, power $10,950 windows, locks, mirrors, Budget Rent-A-Car and seat, AM/FM/CD, Port Angeles leather interior with heat(360)912-3583 ed seats, power sunroof, adjustable pedals, alloy FORD ‘05 FOCUS ZX5 wheels, remote entr y 5 d o o r h a t c h b a c k , 5 with remote start, only speed, CD, good eco75,000 miles. One week nomical commuter. $5,950 special at only $7,995. Budget Rent-A-Car VIN#223396 Port Angeles Expires 2/16/13 (360)912-3583 Only $7,995 Dave Barnier FORD: ‘05 Taurus. UnAuto Sales *We Finance In House* der 47k miles, good condition. $5,900. 385-0380. 452-6599 davebarnier.com FORD ‘07 FOCUS SE WAGON CHEV ‘11 MALIBU LTX 4 C y l , a u t o, A / C, t i l t Leather, moon roof, alloy w h e e l , c r u i s e, p owe r wheels, loaded, 27K. windows, locks, mirrors, $18,950 AM/FM/CD, roof rack, Budget Rent-A-Car remote entry and more! Port Angeles One week special at (360)912-3583 only $5,995. CHEV: ‘70 Nova. High VIN#229347 performance 350. Expires 2/16/13 $5,000. (360)645-2275. Only $5,995 Dave Barnier FORD ‘03 MUSTANG Auto Sales GT *We Finance In House* Auto, V8, spoiler, leath452-6599 er, loaded 62K. davebarnier.com $9,950 G M C : ‘ 9 8 S U V. 4 d r, Budget Rent-A-Car 4WD, new motor, extras. Port Angeles $4,000. (360)452-6611. (360)912-3583

KIA ‘05 SPECTRA EX 4DR One owner, low milage, trade-in, 4 cyl, 5 speed, A/C, tilt wheel, cruise, power windows, locks, and mirrors, AM/FM/CD, p o w e r s u n r o o f, a l l oy wheels, tinted windows, rear spoiler, remote entry and more! Only $6,995. VIN#154232 Expires 2/16/13 Only $6,995 Dave Barnier Auto Sales *We Finance In House* 452-6599 davebarnier.com

LEXUS ‘98 ES300 Leather, moon roof, premium sound system, V6, ABS. FORD: ‘95 Mustang. $5,650 Manual, needs head Budget Rent-A-Car gasket, tires. $1,000. Port Angeles (360)809-0781 (360)912-3583

FORD: ‘95 Probe. 2 dr, LINCOLN ‘02 LS: nice good body/tires, nice shape. $8,000. s t e r e o. N e e d s s o m e (360)457-3645 work. Won’t last! $750/obo. 460-0518. LINCOLN ‘99 CONTINENTAL GEO: ‘96 4 cylinder au- 161k, well maintained, to, 4 dr, runs beautiful. d r i v e s b e a u t i f u l l y . Sacrifice for $2,000. $2,900. (360)477-7775. (360)732-4966

MERCURY: ‘02 Sable. G M C : ‘ 8 4 S 1 5 . 3 0 0 0 Auto star t, looks/runs miles on new long block, good. $2,500. p a i n t a n d b o d y ve r y (360)460-0357 good. No rust. Mounted studs on wheels. $2,500/ MINI COOPER ‘07 obo. (360)670-6100. CONVERTIBLE 6 speed, CD, aluminum HONDA’08 CIVIC LX wheels, leather, loaded, Very economical 1.8 liter British Racing Green. 4-cyl, auto, A/C, cruise, $16,490 tilt, AM/FM/CD, power Budget Rent-A-Car windows and locks, keyPort Angeles less entry, side airbags, (360)912-3583 only 35,000 miles, very very clean 1-owner corPONTIAC ‘06 G6 GTP porate lease return, nonsmoker, balance of fac- V-6, 6 speed, A/C, tilt tory 5/60 warranty. spot- w h e e l , c r u i s e, p owe r less “Autocheck” vehicle windows, locks, mirrors, history report. near new and seat, leather interior with heated seats, power condition. s u n r o o f , A M / F M / C D, $13,995 premium alloy wheels, REID & JOHNSON remote entry and more! MOTORS 457-9663 One week special at reidandjohnson.com only $7,995. VIN#151869 HONDA ‘09 ACCORD Expires 2/16/13 EX-L Only $7,995 Leather, moon roof, 28K. Dave Barnier $18,950 Auto Sales Budget Rent-A-Car *We Finance In House* Port Angeles 452-6599 (360)912-3583 davebarnier.com

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FORD ‘11 TAURUS SEL 3.5 liter v6, auto, A/C, cruise, tilt, AM/FM/CD, key l e s s e n t r y, p ow e r windows, locks, seat and moonroof. heated leather seat, power adjustable pedals, side airbags, alloy wheels, beautiful black on black, only 21,000 miles, balance of factory 3/36 and 5/60 warranty. Beautiful 1-owner corporate lease r e t u r n , n o n - s m o k e r, spotless “Autocheck” vehicle history report. Truely like new condition. $19,995 REID & JOHNSON MOTORS 457-9663 reidandjohnson.com

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BRAND NEW WHEELS S t i l l i n b ox ! M i ckey Thomson Classic II, black, 16x8 with bolt pattern 8x6.5. Didn’t fit our Toyota 4-Runner and don’t want to pay the restock fee. $550/obo (360)460-1301

9180 Automobiles Classics & Collect. BUICK: 1976 Skylark. Rare, 2 door, V-6, stick. $2,250/obo. 460-8610. EL CAMINO: ‘84. New eng/trans, wheels, tires, upholstery, paint, SS exhaust, $12,000 invested. $6,750. (360)460-6764.

FORD 1950 F-1 Pickup: 239 Flathead, V8, 3-speed overdrive, runs and looks great! $15,500/obo. (360)379-6646 MERCEDES: ‘85 SL380. Both tops, excellent condition. $10,000/obo. (360)460-6764

Michael Clendening, single family dwelling w/attached garage; 250 gal a/g propane tank and piping, 300 Headwaters, $202,497. Donalee Dawson, detached garage (unheated/no plumbing), 2761 Woodcock Road, $33,219. Leslie Lauren And Bruce Gerhard, replacement of heat pump, 131 Riverside Road, $8,299. State Department of Corrections, plumbing upgrades, resurfacing tile and upgrading water heater and piping, Clallam Bay Corrections Center 1830 Eagle Crest Way, $891,134. Larry R. And Valerie M. Fox, freestanding woodstove, 106 S. Evergreen Drive, $4,000.

Port Angeles Greg J. Verstegen, residential detached garage, 508 E. Sixth St., $25,480. Gene H. Unger, carport attached to existing garage, 1401 W. Seventh St., $3,360. Robert M. Williams, detached garage, 734 W. 15th St., $23,400. Chad and Mary Gallauher, repair damage to wall and install four new windows, 2024 W. 10th St., $2,303. Chris J. Meier, replace water service meter to house, 402 E. Lauridsen Boulevard, $1,720. Charles T. Burkhardt, removing portion of existing garage, 308 W. Second St., $8,000. Port of Port Angeles, demolition of timber structure, 101 E. Railroad Ave., $200,000. Zeller Westabrook, re-roof, 1228 W. 15th St., $5,200. Arland and Cynthia Elstrom, water line meter to house, 121 W. 12th St., $400. Mark Smith, wood stove insert, 1107 E. Park Ave., $1,400. CPI Ventures LLC, air conditioning system for computer server room, 116 W. Eighth St., $8,315. Thomas and Carrie Sanford, ductless heat pump, 224 W. Seventh St., $4,079. John and Diane Christensen, new foundation, 1234 Columbia St., $4,500. Jay, Deb and Jerome Morgan, enclose existing carport/replace water line, 1212 W. Fifth St., $2,700. Armory Square LLC., sign under awning, 228 W. First St., $300. John and Patricia Halkett, install walk-in tub, 720 N St., $23, 570. Armory Square LLC., projecting sign on south end of building, 228 W. First St., $200. Armory Square LLC., sign attached to awning over sidewalk, 228 W. First St., $150. Leonard and Linda Rasmussen, rebuild stairway, 1404 Georgiana St., $2,000. Betty Sleeper, abandon oil tanks in place, 111 W. 14th St., $1,000.

Sequim

MGB: ‘72 convertible. Looks, runs and drives great. Garaged. New parts, including complete interior kit with leather seats, exterior paint, and much more. Price reduced conside r a b l y t o s e l l fa s t . Moving. $4,995. (360)582-3045 PLYMOUTH: ‘74 Duster. Custom, new inter ior, tires, rims, wiring and more. $9,250. 683-7768.

9292 Automobiles Others 98 BUICK LASABRE CUSTOM 105k orig mi! 3.8L V6, auto, loaded! Silver ext i n gr e a t s h a p e ! G ray cloth int in great cond! Dual pwr seats, CD/Cass with prem sound, A/C, cruise, tilt with controls, wood trim, alloy wheels, clean 2 owner Carfax! VERY nice low mileage Buick @ our No Haggle price of only $3,495! Carpenter Auto Center 681-5090

Michael Hermann, new single-family residence with attached garage, 182 W. Lobelia Dr., $198,176.40. Olympic View Properties Inc., flush-mounted sign screwed to building and raised letters glued to building, 139 W. Washington St., $544. Ken Gross/Leslie Mark Trust, relocating house and sewer line on property, 422 Carriage Drive, $500. Brandon A Brown, free-standing woodstove, 180 Choice Loop, $4,000.

Jefferson County Jefferson County Fire District No. 1, new training center for East Jefferson Fire & Rescue, 35 Critter Lane, $45,000. Roger Brown, mobile home revision, 4723 Center Road, $1,000. Frank Marvelle, new satellite bedroom, 74 Beach Drive, $24, 773. Roger Risley, accessory dwelling unit with attached shop, 1571 Anderson Lake Road, $189,550. Janice Misner, single-family residence with attached garage and 500 gallon propane tank, 295 Nicklebush Lane, $400,000. Benjamin Welch, carport, 201 Quimper Lane, $11,424.

Port Townsend Carol L. Hiawatha, residential addition/remodel, 310 Sheridan St., $150,000. Carol L. Hiawatha, accessory dwelling unit, 314 Sheridan St., $50,000.

Department reports Area building departments report a total of 37 building permits issued from Jan. 25-Jan. 31 with a total valuation of $2,532,193.40: Port Angeles, 20 at $318,077; Sequim, 4 at $203,220.40; Clallam County, 5 at $1,139,149; Port Townsend, 2 at $200,000; Jefferson County, 6 at $671,747.

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VOLVO ‘02 S60 AWD 4DR 5 cyl turbo, auto, A/C, tilt w h e e l , c r u i s e, p owe r windows, locks, mirrors, and dual power heated seats, leather interior, power sunroof, trip computer, AM/FM/CD and cassette, electronic traction control, alloy wheels, remote entr y, and more! VIN#141285 Expires 2/16/13 Only $6,995 Dave Barnier Auto Sales *We Finance In House* 452-6599 davebarnier.com

9434 Pickup Trucks Others CHEV ‘74 3/4 ton Custom Delux: All original, runs excel. $1,500/obo. (360)683-0763 C H E V: 9 4 S i l ve r a d o. 1500 Ext Cab - Excellent Condition! Runs and drives great, very clean! $1,000 new tires, 158,000 miles, tow package, power windows and locks, Nice interior. Call 928-0214, $5,000/obo. CHEVY ‘01 SILVERADO LT K3500 XTRA CAB LB DUALLY 4X4 123k orig mi! 8.1L Vortec V8! Allison auto trans! White ext in great shape! Black leather int in great cond! Dual pwr seats, OnStar, CD/Cass, dual airbags, A/C, pri glass, spray-in bed liner, tow, running boards, NO 5th wheel or Goose n e ck ! E x t r e m e l y n i c e Chevy @ our No Haggle price of only $9,995! Carpenter Auto Center 681-5090

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C H E V : ‘ 0 1 B l a z e r. 4WD, power windows, white, good cond. $3,300. (360)460-8155

CHEVY ‘01 BLAZER LT 4X4 4.3L Vor tec V6, Automatic, alloy wheels, new tires, roof rack, tow package, privacy glass, key l e s s e n t r y, p ow e r w i n d ow s, d o o r l o ck s, mirrors, and drivers seat, cruise control, tilt, air conditioning, CD Stereo, dual front airbags. Kelley B l u e B o o k Va l u e o f $6,520! Sparkling clean inside and out! Handpicked to offer the best in value and comfor t! Reliable and powerful 4.3L Vortec V6 engine! Stop by Gray Motors to take a test drive today! $5,495 GRAY MOTORS 457-4901 graymotors.com

C H E V : ‘ 9 6 B l a z e r. 4x4, 184K, fully loaded, clean, exc. condition. $4,000/obo. (360)460-8631 CHEVROLET ‘08 TRAILBLAZER LS 4.2 liter 6-cyl, auto, 4x4, A/C, cruise, tilt, AM/FM/CD, power windows and locks, keyless entry, tow package, alloy wheels, side airbags, luggage rack, pr ivacy glass, only 33,000 miles, balance of factory 5/100 warranty, ver y, very clean 1-owner corporate lease return, nonsmoker, spotless “autocheck� vehicle histor y repor t. Ver y nice suv, compare anywhere! $16,995 REID & JOHNSON MOTORS 457-9663 reidandjohnson.com

CHRYSLER ‘06 PACIFICA TOURING AWD V-6, auto, A/C, tilt wheel, cruise, power windows, locks, mirrors, and dual power seats, leather interior, third row seating, A M / F M / C D s t a cke r, power sunroof, rear enter tainment DVD system, privacy glass, power tailgate, premium alloy wheels, remote entry and more. One week special at only $11,995. VIN#776805 Expires 2/16/13 Only $11,995 Dave Barnier Auto Sales *We Finance In House* 452-6599 davebarnier.com

NISSAN ‘01 FORD ‘00 F250 ExtendXTERRA 4X4 ed Cab Lariat. V10, heavy duty, 160K, one Automatic trans, 145k o w n e r . M u s t s e l l . miles, cruise control, sun roof, roof racks, 6 disc $4,500/obo. 460-7131. CD changer, power windows, power door locks, FORD ‘03 RANGER A/C, directional tires, FX4 4X4 XLT and FX4 Off Road runs and drives excelpackages, rear sliding lent, CarFax included! $8,250 window, 4 door extendLIPMAN’S AUTO ed cab, manual trans, (360) 452-5050 power windows, power door locks, tow package, Place your ad at spray in bedliner, runpeninsula ning boards, alloy dailynews.com wheels, tow package, BF Goodrich all terrain tires, and more! Sharp truck! Free CarFax In- 9931 Legal Notices 9931 Legal Notices Clallam County Clallam County cluded! $9,950 LIPMAN’S AUTO No. 13-4-00032-6 (360) 452-5050 NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE SUPERIOR COURT FOR THE FORD ‘85 F-250 SuperSTATE OF WASHINGTON c a b : 4 x 4 , a u t o, 4 6 0 , IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF CLALLAM $1,900/obo. 417-8250. Estate of FORD: ‘91 Ranger. 4 JEAN F. LINDQUIST, Cyl, 5 speed, short bed, Deceased. The personal representative named below has good tires. $2,000. been appointed as personal representative of this (360)928-9920 estate. Any person having a claim against the deceFORD: ‘99 F150 Lariat. dent must, before the time the claim would be 4WD, loaded, excellent barred by any otherwise applicable statute of limitacond. $5,500. Call for in- tions, present the claim in the manner as provided fo. (360)683-4492. in RCW 11.40.070 by serving on or mailing to the personal representative or the personal representaGMC ‘03 SONOMA SLS tive’s attorney at the address stated below a copy of EXTENDED CAB 4X4 the claim and filing the original of the claim with the 4.3L Vor tec V6, auto- court. The claim must be presented within the later matic, alloy wheels, tow of: (1) Thirty days after the personal representative package, spray-in bed- served or mailed the notice to the creditor as proliner, privacy glass, 3 vided under RCW 11.40.020(3); or (2) four months opening doors, keyless after the date of first publication of the notice. If the entr y, power windows, claim is not presented within this time frame, the door locks, and mirrors, claim is forever barred, except as otherwise providcruise control, tilt, air ed in RCW 11.40.051 and 11.40.060. This bar is efconditioning, cassette fective as to claims against both the decedent’s prostereo, dual front air- bate and nonprobate assets. bags. Kelley Blue Book DATE OF FIRST PUBLCIATION: February 3, 2013 Value of $11,445! Only Personal Representative: BRANT LINDQUIST 5 6 , 0 0 0 M i l e s ! L o c a l Attorney for Personal Representative: Trade-In! Great condi- ROBERT W. STROHMEYER tion inside and out! Pow- Attorney at Law ered by GM’s tried-and- Address for Mailing or Service: 1125 E. First Street, true Vortec V6 engine! Port Angeles, WA 98362 Stop by Gray Motors to- Telephone: (360)457-9525 day Pub: Feb. 3, 10, 17, 2013 Legal No. 454574 $10,995 NO. 12-4-00247-9 GRAY MOTORS NOTICE TO CREDITORS 457-4901 (RCW 11.40.030) graymotors.com IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF WASHINGTON 9556 SUVs IN THE COUNTY OF CLALLAM Others In the Matter of the Estate of: CARMA J. WILSON, CHEV: ‘01 Blazer 4WD. Deceased. 121K, good cond, extras The Personal Representative named below has $2,750. (360)775-4301. been appointed and has qualified as Personal Representative of this estate. Any person having a Place your ad at claim against the deceased must, before the time peninsula such claim would be barred by any otherwise applidailynews.com cable statute of limitations, present their claim in the manner as provided in RCW 11.40.070 by serving 9931 Legal Notices or mailing to the Personal Representative or his attorney at the address stated below a copy of the Clallam County claim and filing the original of the claim with the An FCC licensed facility court. The claim must be presented within the later is proposed for modifica- of: (1) Thirty days after the personal representative tion at 131 E. 1st St., served or mailed the notice to the creditor as proP o r t A n g e l e s , W A vided under RCW 11.40.020(3); or (2) four months 9 8 3 6 2 . T h e F C C i s after the date of first publication of the notice. 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LEXUS ‘03 LX470 4WD SPORT UTILITY Full size luxur y SUV, leather, loaded, navigation system, premium sound, low miles. $23,975 Budget Rent-A-Car Port Angeles (360)912-3583

FORD: ‘98 Explorer Limited. 141,300 mi., white, trailer package, 4 wheel drive, air conditioned, both front power seats, leather, loaded, excellent condition, one owner. 4 new studded tires go with it, on rims. $4,200/obo. 797-2117.

LINCOLN ‘98 NAVIGATOR 4X4 5 . 4 L Tr i t o n V 8 , a u t o, l o a d e d ! W h i t e ex t . i n great shape! Gray leather int. in excel cond! Dual pwr seats, 6 Disk with premium sound, quads, 3rd seat, rear air, c r u i s e, t i l t w i t h c o n t , wood tr im, roof rack, running boards, pri glass, prem alloys! A whole lot of SUV @ our No Haggle price of only $4,995! Carpenter Auto Center 681-5090

PONTIAC ‘09 VIBE AWD, auto, A/C, good JEEP: ‘04 Grand Chero- mileage. kee. L6, auto, full power, $15,950 privacy windows, 88K mi Budget Rent-A-Car $8,750. (360)460-0114. Port Angeles (360)912-3583 JEEP: ‘04 Wrangler. 5 speed, HT, with Sterling tow pkg. Ready to go. SUZUKI: ‘87 Samurai 4x4. 48K drive mi., like $13,000/obo. new, original mint cond., (360)808-0373 new top, tires, clutch, reMERCURY: ‘00 Mounta- built trans, CD, tape, ineer. 2WD, V8, premi- Reese tow bar, superior um options, 21 mpg hwy snow travel. First $4,500 takes. (360)460-6979. $3,300. (360)452-7266.

9931 Legal Notices 9931 Legal Notices Clallam County Clallam County REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS/QUALIFICATIONS Clallam County is soliciting proposals from interested parties to provide On-site Septic System Owner Survey services to the Board of Clallam County Commissioners. Consultants should have experience developing and conducting surveys, and compiling and analyzing results.

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A second survival Fan favorites given another shot in ‘Survivor’ venerable social experiment is still going strong. Season 26, which has the lengthy name “Survivor: Caras long-running shows age, it’s pretty common practice moan — Fans vs. Favorites,” makes landfall Wednesday, for them to start thinking outFeb. 13, on CBS. The show’s side the box, by trying out new ideas in a bid to keep their audi- premise should be pretty familences tuning in week after week iar by now, even to folks who’ve never watched the show. Twenty and season after season. average Americans are “shipSometimes these gambles wrecked” in the Caramoan repay off; other times they crash and burn. The most notorious of gion of the Philippines. Divided these fiery failures is probably into two competing tribes, these the infamous scene from the survivors are forced to find food, fifth season of “Happy Days” build shelter and ultimately in which Arthur “The Fonz” compete against each other in Fonzarelli (Henry Winkler) takes elaborate and convoluted chala flying leap over a shark while lenges, after which they must waterskiing in a leather jacket. vote each other out of the game Luckily for fans of CBS’s real- one by one, all while cameras ity hit “Survivor,” it doesn’t look record their every move. In the like this castaway competition end, only one castaway will be will be “jumping the shark” any granted the title of “sole survitime soon. Despite having 25 vor” and, perhaps more imporseasons and more twists than tantly, the $1 million prize. you can shake a tiki torch at, this As the season’s title implies, By Andrew Warren TV Media

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though, some of the faces gracing the screen will be familiar to regular “Survivor” watchers. One of the two tribes, Bikal, is made up entirely of favorite castaways returning from previous seasons for another shot at the prize money, while their opponents on the Gota tribe all lay claim to being some of the biggest “Survivor” fans out there. It’s a twist that’s been done once before. Season 16, “Survivor: Micronesia,” also carried the “Fans vs. Favorites” subtitle, and while the Airai tribe of fans put up a good fight, in the end the experience of having competed in the show previously carried the day for the favorites — returning castaway Parvatti Shallow beat out the 19 other contestants (fans and favorites alike) and took home the win. That season was a smashing success, with host Jeff Probst rating it as one of his most

loved. So it’s really no wonder that, 10 seasons later, the idea is being revived for another go. While the names of the new characters of the Gota tribe will be bandied around the water cooler soon enough, it’s the returning castaways that longtime fans will be eager to see back on screen. Make no mistake: being named a favorite doesn’t necessarily mean that all of these 10 returnees are likable — or even that they’re particularly good players. From a webspinning mastermind (Season 21’s Brenda Lowe) to an inept master nerd (Season 23’s John Cochran) and even a bizarre former secret agent (Season 22’s Phillip Sheppard), each of the Gota tribe members has his/ her own reasons for becoming a fan favorite. Of course, there are some more heroic returning players, too, such as last season’s

Jeff Probst hosts “Survivor: Caramoan - Fans vs. Favorites.” fourth-place player Malcolm These newcomers are, as Freberg, who came back from always, a diverse bunch. Ranghis tribe being decimated early ing in age from 21 to 44, their in the game to nearly taking the careers run the gamut from top title for himself through a bartender, to race car driver, and combination of charm and guile, even an Iraq War veteran. along with Season 23’s driven While “Survivor” may not mom, Dawn Meehan. pull in the huge numbers of In the game of “Survivor,” viewers that it did in its heyday experience can mean a lot — during its first few seasons, it’s historically, returning castaways still a strong performer with have tended to go far in the more than its fair share of fans. game. This time around, though, Only 10 of those fans got to the fans may give the favorites enjoy the adventure of a lifea run for their money. The Gota time, but at least the millions of players have been studying the others will get their chance this game from afar for years, and month to root for their favorites, they’re finally going to be able whether they’re new or returnto put that expertise to use. ing.

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hollywood q&a By Adam Thomlison TV Media Q: What happened to the host of “The Weakest Link”? A: Not a lot, though it actually hasn’t been that long since she did the show. “The Weakest Link,” hosted by the emotionless and frequently harsh Anne Robinson, debuted on Britain’s BBC network in 2000 and was a huge success, spawning versions in many other countries. An American version debuted in 2001, also hosted by Robinson, but it performed poorly over here and was canceled in 2002. Robinson continued hosting the British version, though, which remained popular until last spring, when she finally quit the series. She told the “Guardian” newspaper that “11 years is more than enough.” The network opted to simply end the series rather than find a replacement host. Robinson hasn’t left TV entirely, though. She’s continuing her other hosting gigs, the consumer-affairs show “Watchdog,” and the daytime talk show “My Life in Books,” both also on the BBC. Her time as “Watchdog” host actually predates her time on “The Weakest Link” — she debuted on the news-you-can-use series in 1993. As if those won’t keep her busy enough, she said that the real reason she was leaving the show was to work on a book — her second. “If there’s anything about longevity in television, it’s about knowing what to take and what to turn down, and what to stop. It’s often about what not to do anymore. And I just simply haven’t got time to do the book,” she told the “Guardian.” That book, as with her previous book, 2001’s “Memoirs of an Unfit Mother,” will be a memoir. And she has plenty to write about. Prior to her prolific television career, she spent more than a decade in the British newspaper industry, where she was considered a female pioneer. Q: Is it true that Michael Palin did another TV series with one of the other Monty Python members after “Flying Circus”? What was it called? A: Despite rumored acrimony between the members of the seemingly upbeat Monty Python troupe, the members continued to work together after their legendary sketch show, “Monty Python’s Flying Circus,” ended in 1974. Indeed, they reteamed for three feature films between 1975 and 1983. However, they also broke off into smaller groups for other projects, such as “Ripping Yarns,” which Palin and Terry Jones created and produced between 1976 and 1979. The series was neither a sketch show nor a sitcom, but it was certainly silly, like the rest of the Python output. According to a “Guardian” review of the show’s DVD box set, released last spring, “the episodes are more like odd, funny short films,” due in part to the fact that they were shot on film, like movies, rather than video, the way most television was done at the time. It’s also due to the fact that each episode was independent — no recurring characters, plots or even settings — and because not many episodes were made. Despite technically airing from 1976 to 1979, only nine shows were produced. The pilot episode, intended to be a standalone short, aired in 1976. It was successful enough to inspire a fiveepisode season that aired in 1977, followed by a three-episode run in 1979.

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most popular books, which holds within it the incredible and powerful stories that truly changed the course of history and religion,” said Nancy Dubuc of A+E Networks. Viewers will also be able to bring History’s “The Bible” home on Blu-ray and DVD in April.

our show,” he said in the video. “Once I heard that, I knew I had to say hello to everybody and welcome you personally to the HOLY TELEVISION: The show. Here on the island, we greatest story ever told is being welcome our guests with an resurrected for the small screen ‘Aloha’ and a lei.” by the king of reality television Before she took on her curand his angelic wife. rent hosting role, Tyler built her Producer Mark Burnett (“Suracting career on many memoravivor,” “The Voice”) is making ble television roles. She starred his first foray into scripted teleDAY AT THE BEACH: One of as Andrea Marino in the first vision in a big way with “The CBS’s hottest daytime talk show season of “Ghost Whisperer” Bible,” a new five-part special hosts will soon be enjoying the and then took on recurring roles that will premiere Sunday, heat of Hawaii. in “Friends,” “24” and “CSI: March 3, on History. Aisha Tyler, one of the coCrime Scene Investigation.” AdBurnett co-created and was hosts of “The Talk,” has nabbed ditionally, she has made guest executive producer for the a guest role in an upcoming appearances in “Nip/Tuck,” program with his real-life wife, Roma Downey (“Touched by an episode of the network’s action- “CSI: Miami,” “Boston Legal” packed, prime-time crime draand “Glee.” She also currently Angel”), and they have gathvoices Lana Kane in “Archer.” ered an impressive cast to bring ma “Hawaii Five-0.” The exact date of her guest appearance As a reboot series, “Hawaii several of the religious text’s has not yet been announced; Five-0” has done well to draw greatest tales to life in a way notable guest stars to its never before seen on television. the network only stated that Tyler’s episode will air later this tropical shores. Since the series “The Bible is a sacred text debuted in September 2010, it that continues to challenge and season. The announcement was has featured such performers as inspire,” said Burnett. “We’ve made during a recent taping Edward Asner, James Marsters, been working on this project of “The Talk” when series star Jean Smart, William Sadler, Ian for the past two years and are Daniel Dae Kim greeted Tyler Anthony Dale, Tom Sizemore, deeply humbled to be given and the audience with a video Taryn Manning, Kelly Hu, Wilthis once-in-a-generation opliam Baldwin and Amanda portunity to breathe new visual message. “A little birdy Schull in guest and recurring life into the Bible’s profound just told me that roles. stories.” the fabulous Downey will take on a vital THE BEST LAUGHS: on-screen role as Mother Mary, Aisha Tyler is going to be a “Punk’d” creators Ashton with her son Jesus Christ porKutcher and Jason Goldberg trayed by renowned Portuguese guest star on are getting ready to up the actor Diogo Morgado. They’ll be ante for televised practical joined by a stellar supporting jokes, and they’ve hired Doncast that includes Peter Guinald Faison to lead the way. ness, David Rintoul, William The actor will host the Housten, Gary Oliver, Sean new hidden-camera Teale, Simon Kunz and comedy series, “Who Amber Rose Revah. Gets the Last Laugh?” The program will for TBS starting be narrated by Keith this spring, and David, with a musihe’ll be joined by cal score by awardnumerous famous winning composer jokesters for a Hans Zimmer. Gary Oliver in new kind of game The two-hour a scene from show. Each week, episodes will cover “The Bible.” three comedians everything from must come up with Genesis to Moses their own ideas for and the Exodus, as the ultimate practical well as the story of joke and then pull it off Jesus, by combinagainst unsuspecting Aving live action with erage Joes and Janes, whose computer-generatreactions will be secretly ed imagery. filmed. Faison will then “There’s no quesguide the live audience to tion the Bible is vote for the best stunt. one of the world’s The crowd favorite most significant and By Sheila Busteed TV Media

will win $10,000 for a chosen charity. The celebrity competitors include Andy Dick (“NewsRadio”), Tom Green (2000’s “Road Trip”), Alan Thicke (“Growing Pains”), Chris Kattan (“The Middle”), Cheri Oteri (“Saturday Night Live”), Bam Margera (the “Jackass” franchise), D.L. Hughley (“The Hughleys”), Bill Bellamy (“Last Comic Standing”) and Charlie Murphy (“Chappelle’s Show”), among others. Faison certainly isn’t a stranger to comedy, either. He spent nine years starring as Dr. Christopher Turk in the medical comedy “Scrubs.” During this time, he also took on voice roles in “Robot Chicken.” One of his earliest leading roles was as Murray in the 1995 big-screen hit “Clueless,” and he continued with that character in the TV spinoff. He’s also starred in “Waiting to Exhale” (1995), “Can’t Hardly Wait” (1998), “Remember the Titans” (2000), “Uptown Girls” (2003) and “Skyline” (2010). Earlier television work included roles in “Felicity,” “Sabrina, the Teenage Witch” and “Sister, Sister.” He recently completed filming for “Kick-Ass 2: Balls to the Wall,” alongside Jim Carrey, Chloe Grace Moretz, Christopher Mintz-Plasse and Aaron Taylor-Johnson. It is scheduled for release in June 2013.

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*PURCHASE ONE SEALY® OPTIMUMTM KING SIZE SET AND RECEIVE THE MATTRESS FOR THE PRICE OF A SEALY OPTIMUM QUEEN SIZE MATTRESS OR PURCHASE ONE SEALY OPTIMUM QUEEN SET AND RECEIVE THE MATTRESS FOR THE PRICE OF A SEALY OPTIMUM FULL SIZE MATTRESS. OFFER IS VALID AT ANY PARTICIPATING SEALY RETAILER FEBRUARY 9 THROUGH MARCH 10, 2013. OFFER ONLY VALID IN-STORE AT PARTICIPATING RETAILERS. OFFER DOES NOT APPLY TO TWIN AND FULL SIZE MATTRESS SETS. CANNOT BE COMBINED WITH ANY OTHER OFFER, COUPON OR DISCOUNTS.

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