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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 2011 | Vol. 121, No. 71 | WWW.WHIDBEYNEWSTIMES.COM | 75¢
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State senator’s husband goes to trial in sex case By JESSIE STENSLAND Staff reporter
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Basil Badley speaks with his attorney, Tyna Ek, during a recess of the trial in Island County Superior Court Thursday. Badley, who’s married to Sen. Mary Margaret Haugen, is being sued by his wife’s former campaign manager for an alleged sexual assault.
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Shorter days await some students
Lions Quest boosts middle schools
School begins next week By REBECCA OLSON Staff reporter
By REBECCA OLSON Staff reporter
Middle school students in Oak Harbor will get a boost in their life skills education thanks to a class sponsored by the Oak Harbor Lions Club. Nearly 30 middle school teachers attended the voluntary class, Lions Quest, which took place Aug. 31 and Sept. 1 at North Whidbey Middle School. “Students can’t learn until all their needs are met, but not just needs like food and shelter. This class is about the needs we take for granted
State Sen. Mary Margaret Haugen sat beside her husband, Basil Badley, in an Island County courtroom this week as attorneys battled over a politically charged lawsuit involving allegations of groping, mental illness and the consumption of large amounts of alcohol. Coupeville resident Courtney Jones, Haugen’s former campaign manager, is suing Badley for sexual assault and battery. Jones claims Badley sexually assaulted her during a
post-election dinner at the Democratic state senator’s Camano Island home on Dec. 2, 2008. Jones took the stand Thursday and became emotional as she answered questions about the events that evening. She described how she tried to politely resist and deflect Badley’s sexual advances. She said at one point she reminded him of Sen. Haugen. “He said it has nothing to do with Mary Margaret, it has everything to do with you and me,” she said.
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Middle school teachers do team-building exercises at Lions Quest, a program to teach middle school students life skills. like needing to feel part of a group,” said Shane Evans, Oak Harbor Middle School principal. The program, taught by national instructor Frances Portillo, is used in more than 27 countries. It shows teachers how to incorporate life skills into middle school language arts classes. Skills include dealing with conflicts, choosing not to do
drugs, self-respect, planning for the future and serving the community, said North Whidbey Middle School Principal Laura Aesoph. The program also focuses on making classrooms safe and effective places to learn and encourages parents and the community to become involved, Aesoph said. Lions Club President Bill Cheaqui called North
Whidbey Middle School to ask if they’d be interested in the program after reading letters criticizing the schools in the Whidbey News-Times. “The Lions Club said here’s a possible solution and said what they’d do to help. It’s easy for schools to get criticized but hard for someone to come up with a solution,” Portillo said.
As the days get shorter with the approach of autumn, so will some students’ school days. Students returning to Oak Harbor and Coupeville schools will notice some changes as the new school year begins next week. Oak Harbor schools’ first day back is Thursday, Sept. 8. The most noticeable difference middle school students will see is that their school days are shortened by half an hour. The seventh period was cut entirely to reduce the number of teachers, a change the Oak Harbor School Board made to cope with a reduced budget. The other six periods will be lengthened by a few minutes each, said Joe Hunt,
Oak Harbor School District communications director. The middle school day will now start at 8:15 a.m. and end at 2:15 p.m. While the high school school day won’t be shortened, students will start at 8 a.m. instead of 7:45 a.m. and finish at 2:30 p.m. due to a revised bus schedule necessary to deal with the middle school time change, Hunt said. Kindergarten has also changed due to the reduced budget. In order to cut costs of midday busing, kindergarten will be full, alternating days instead of daily separate morning and afternoon sessions, Hunt said. SEE SCHOOL, PAGE A4
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Congressman covers the gamut on vet benefits By KATHY REED Whidbey Crosswind
From jobs to homelessness, Tricare and Social Security to the U.S. economy and the drawdown of troops in Iraq and Afghanistan, a forum held Wednesday afternoon with Conressman Rick Larsen at the American Legion in Oak Harbor covered them all. The Democrat from Arlington was in town on the last of a four-stop tour across the second district, talking to veterans about various issues. Approximately 40 people attended, in addition to the congressman’s staff members and representatives of the Veterans Administration and local agencies. Before opening the discussions to questions, Larsen briefed the group on a project he’s been assigned to work on for the House Armed Services Committee which is designed to connect small businesses, including those owned by veterans, to available contracting opportunities at the Pentagon. “Small businesses can be much more flexible, much more innovative and bring
the necessary skills that sometimes bigger contractors just can’t bring to support the men and women of the military,� said Larsen. He also talked about the Veteran Employment Transition Act, House Bill HR865, which would provide an extension of the work opportunity tax credit to employers who hire combat veterans of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars. “Although the unemployment rate nationally is about 9.1 percent, the unemployment rate for Afghanistan and Iraqi war veterans is at least 13 percent,� Larsen said. “So the VET Act finds incentives for employers to hire combat veterans.� Larsen said he had also been on the road conducting meetings with student veterans, who voiced concern about the loss of break pay, which compensated students when school was not in session. While lawmakers are trying to reinstate break pay, Larsen said his staff has been working with the Northwest Workforce Development Council to see if they can identify jobs times and con-
nect student veterans with employers. “We’re not waiting on legislation, we’re trying to figure out a way to create a solution out of thin air to help our student veterans,� he said. Also speaking at the forum was Lisa Clark, the director of the Island County Service Center of the Opportunity Council. Clark addressed the growing issue of homelessness among veterans, and announced that Island County is among five counties recently awarded a grant through Housing and Urban Development for supportive services for veteran families. Clark said Island County should receive at least $60,000, which includes $20,000 in matching funds from the Opportunity Council. “The main point here is that it’s one thing to get a homeless veteran and family into housing, and it’s another to help them stay there,� added Larsen. When asked by an audience member about potential changes to military retirement that could affect the number of people going into military service, Larsen said
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Congressman Rick Larsen answers questions during a forum for veterans at the American Legion in Oak Harbor on Wednesday. there needs to be a balanced approach to dealing with the current budget deficit, one that includes both spending cuts and revenue sources. However, Larsen said there are some things that should be protected. “Veterans and retirees are part of that,� he said. “So is making sure Social Security stays strong; making sure we
don’t turn Medicare into a voucher system is important as well, so there are some basics we need to stay really on top of.� Other concerns among those who attended Wednesday included questions on cost of living adjustments to Social Security, whether contractors would be used to fill any gaps left
by the drawdown of troops in Iraq and Afghanistan, Larsen’s view of baseline budgeting and a flat tax rate and whether there is a mechanism in place to weed out redundant government programs. The short answer to each of those questions was that there is a COLA ahead due to an increase in the inflation rate; the U.S. will not drawdown the military in Iraq and Afghanistan and then pay contractors to go in; baseline budgeting is unlikely and a flat tax rate would eliminate deductions and exemptions people wouldn’t be willing to give up; and the Government Accountability Office conducts audits on various departments when requested to do so by Congress. Larsen encouraged those attending to keep asking questions. “You might be here next year and say I’m going to ask that question again, and you should,� he said. “Members of Congress all over the country need to know what you all think, whether you’re a veteran, a retiree or the spouse of a veteran.�
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Land trust slashes hunting in Trillium
Medical partners eye defunct Coupeville dermatology practice They hope to bring more specialists to Whidbey Island By JESSIE STENSLAND Staff reporter
A couple of medical care providers are hoping to open a new Coupeville dermatology office to fill a need created when a doctor suddenly closed his office this summer, leaving patients without a skin doctor or access to their medical records. In fact, the two men hope to lure other medical specialties that aren’t already on Whidbey Island, such as bariatrics, asthma and allergy, vascular surgery, gastroenterology or pain management. Reese Bliek, a physician’s assistant, and Dr. Dan Fisher, an internist with the Coupeville Clinic, have partnered on the venture. They are both retired military members who previously worked together at the Navy Hospital Oak Harbor before going into private practice. Bliek worked with Dr. Donald Johnson at Whidbey
Dermatology for more than two years. He said he was as surprised as anyone when Johnson suddenly closed his dermatology offices in both Coupeville and Anacortes, as well as swanky medical spas in both towns. “He said he grew too big too fast,� Bliek explained. “He was running five businesses and it just got overwhelming.� As a result, Bliek is launching a new dermatology practice and is currently working to find one or two dermatologists to work in both Coupeville and Anacortes. Bliek has been in contact with Johnson and the doctor has agreed to allow him to take over all the records, as well as the patients who are willing. “We want a clean, fresh start,� Bliek said. “Our goal is to bring a dermatologist to the area who wants to stay here and become part of the community.� According to court files, the owner of the Whidbey Dermatology building evicted Johnson and filed suit for $98,000 in unpaid rent and other charges. As a result, nobody has access to his patient records, though Bliek hopes to change
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Hunters will have fewer days to bag a deer on the Trillium woods property, officials with the Whidbey Camano Land Trust announced this week. “To limit user conflicts, we’re reducing hunting days,� said Pat Powell, executive director of the land trust. The nonprofit organization presented interim access rules to the Trillium Community Forest on Monday. The management plan for the forest is expected to be publicly released in 2012. Trust officials said the forest will be open for deer hunting from Oct. 15 to Oct. 28 and Nov. 17 to Dec. 11. No other
Physician Assistant Reese Bliek, at left, and Dr. Dan Fisher of the Coupeville Clinic are working together to reopen a popular dermatology practice that suddenly closed in Coupeville that in the next couple of weeks. Bliek said he feels a commitment to the community and his patients, who have been supportive of his effort to start a new dermatology clinic. For some people, access to a dermatologist is a serious matter. Many people are dealing with skin cancer; four of Bliek’s patients are over 100 years old. At one point, Bliek said up to 70 patients a day were being seen in the office. Bliek said he has also received a lot of support from dermatologists in neighboring counties. They’ve taken on patients abandoned by Johnson and are helpful in Bliek’s effort to open a new clinic. Bliek explained that his dermatology office will be
a completely new business with a new name, the Family Dermatology Co. He hopes to bring Mohs surgery, also known as chemosurgery, to the island to treat skin cancer. To make the business profitable, Fisher said, they hope to share offices with other physicians. He said there’s a lot of interest from other medical providers in coming to Whidbey Island, which he said will be good for everyone. “If we ain’t got it, people are going off the island and that’s bad for the community,� he said. Bliek said he hopes to have a firm timeline established in the next couple of weeks for opening the business and giving patients access to their records.
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Whidbey Islanders gather for Day of Prayer Everyone is invited to World Day of Prayer events on Whidbey Island Thursday, Sept 8. There will be two prayer gatherings scheduled by Living Circle, a local interfaith spiritual community. These are open house style prayer vigils that will include various impromptu musical and group prayers as well as intentional entering into the silence of prayer. Bring an instrument
if you feel inspired to offer a musical prayer or just join in. Gatherings are planned from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Services Alternative Building in Coupeville and from 6 to 7 p.m. at Smith Park in Oak Harbor. Organizers say the World Day of Prayer will be especially important this year amidst all the turmoil taking place. For more information email alicegrace@live.com.
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Sam Silvino, a janitor for the Oak Harbor School District for almost six years, said that preparing Broad View Elementary School for students has kept him very busy. To welcome the new school year, Silvino said he has been cleaning classrooms, bathrooms, kitchens, walls, furniture, windows and even light bulbs, as well as rearranging desks and shelves in classrooms.
From the City of Oak Harbor
A$2.16-millionDepartment of Defense grant allowed preschool through fifth grade teachers to participate in intensive Reading Academy classes last week. Consortium on Reading Excellence trainers taught nearly 100 percent of teachers to strategically teach reading skills that will better the students’ overall academic skills, Hunt said. “Reading is the core for all learning. Students have a much better chance of doing math and science if they learn to read early,� Hunt said. Coupeville schools begin Tuesday, Sept. 6. Superintendent Patty Page said there are no big changes to Coupeville schools for students other than home schoolers. “We will be operating as we always do, staff ready for students and excitement in the air,� Page said. Home-schooled students will face a dilemma because the Cedar Program, which supported home schoolers, was recently cut. “Enrollment was just too small to operate it,� Page said.
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A 42-year-old SedroWoolley man is facing a felony charge in Island County Superior Court after allegedly being caught driving under the influence for the fifth time, court documents state. Prosecutors charged William Shuler in Island County Superior Court Aug. 11 with felony DUI and obstructing a law enforcement officer. He pleaded not guilty at an Aug. 22 hearing. Under state law, a DUI can
be charged as a felony if the defendant has four or more prior DUI convictions in the last 10 years. Court documents state that Shuler has four DUI convictions since 2002. According to court documents, Trooper Chris Merwin with the Washington State Patrol was patrolling on Highway 525 on South Whidbey the night of Aug. 9 when he saw a GMC Safari van speeding. He clocked the van at 70 mph in a 55 mph zone. Merwin got behind the
vehicle and pulled it over after seeing the van cross the centerline. The trooper contacted Shuler, who initially gave him a false name. Merwin arrested Shuler after he failed roadside sobriety tests. At the jail, Shuler’s blood-alcohol level was tested at 0.114 and 0.119, while 0.08 is the legal limit, the report states. If convicted of the charges, Shuler could face more than three years in prison under the standard sentencing range.
Woman falls and breaks her crown By JUSTIN BURNETT Staff reporter
An Oak Harbor woman is asking for $5,000 in pain and suffering, and for a new pair of glasses, after tripping on a curb on SE Pioneer Way. According to the claim submitted to the city July 6, Jo Lord, 58, was walking near the city’s construction office downtown on June 15 when she tripped on the lip of the street. Lord wrote that she fell headfirst into the
sidewalk, hitting a barricade with her head and wrist on the way down. She sustained injuries to her lip, the inside of her cheek and lost a gold crown. Her glasses were also “bent almost in half� and had to be replaced at a cost of $388. Lord claims her shoulder was also injured in the fall. “I have included an estimate to replace the glasses, however, there is no estimate I can provide for the
other injuries except the pain it has cost me,� Lord wrote. “I am therefore requesting that the City of Oak Harbor write me a check for $5,000, which may or may not just cover my gold crown.� In a written statement addressed to Project Manager Larry Cort, whom Lord lists as a witness, Lord said the lip of the street was 3-inches short of blacktop and that there were no signs warning people of the danger.
Construction Update
Question of the Week
PROJECT UPDATE
What else remains to be installed once the sidewalks and asphalt paving are complete?
While there remains a great deal of uncertainty about when the block between Ireland and Ilwaco Streets will be released for construction following the archaeological work, the remainder of the project appears to on-track to have sidewalks and paving complete by early October. There will still be work to do, especially in converting to the underground power and communications system and removal of the overhead lines and poles, but Pioneer Way should be in good shape as we head into autumn.
There is a fairly long list of items that will collectively contribute to the overall appeal and design of the completed street. In addition to street trees, the Oak Harbor Garden Club has been working hard to select a variety of plants to fill the planter islands and pots that will bring both color and interest to Pioneer Way. In addition, in the category of what is sometimes called “street furniture,� pedestrian seating, refuse containers (regular and recycle), bicycle racks and tree grates and guards will also be installed. Finally, decorative streetlights will be attached to the bases in the new sidewalks.
Access Information In general, there is unencumbered access to shop front parking and one-way traffic in the evenings and on weekends. During the construction day, one-way flow and angle parking is generally available, although there are occasional delays and short-term detours in conjunction with the sidewalk preparation and paving. Bottom line, downtown businesses are open and one of the staff, flaggers or crew would be happy to help people reach their destination!
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TUESDAY AM COFFEES Every Tuesday from 9 am to 10 am Pioneer Way Information & Construction Office 720 Pioneer Way, Suite 1A Have a cup and pastry, hear what’s on the schedule for that week
OTHER PLACES FOR INFORMATION
Pioneer Way Project Blog http://pioneerway.blogspot.com/
Pioneer Way Web Page http://www.oakharbor.org/page.cfm?pageId=379
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Oak Harbor School Dis trict For afternoon return times and to see all bus stops, go to
www.ohsd.net Times are approximate During the first few days of school, pickup and dropoff times can vary widely. Throughout the year, depending on weather and traffic, the bus might be five minutes ahead or five minutes behind. Please be a little early to your bus stop.
Oak Harbor High School North Whidbey Middle School Route 3 (OHHS/NWMS) 6:40am Across From Recyle Center 6:42am 2226 NE Regatta Dr 6:43am NE Regatta Dr @ Case Rd 6:52am E Crescent Harbor Rd @ Benton 6:53am E Crescent Harbor Rd @ Busby 6:56am Busby Rd @ Feather Ln 6:57am Busby Rd @ Eagle Ridge Rd 6:58am Eagle Ridge Rd @ High Point Ln 7:01am Eagle Ridge Rd @ Lake Forest Dr 7:07am Busby Rd @ E Crescent Harbor 7:10am 2345 Reservation Rd 7:12am Polnell Rd @ Rockcress Ln 7:14am 1510 Polnell Rd 7:17am Mariner Beach Dr 7:21am Polnell Rd @ Polnell Heights Rd 7:24am Old Polnell Rd @ Duncan 7:25am Reservation Rd @ Hersig Rd 7:31am Hunt Rd Route 9 (Maylor Pt- OHHS/NWMS) 7:16am Eastern Dr @ Larch Dr 7:22am Larch Dr @ Spruce Ln Route 14 (OHHS/NWMS) 6:58am 200 SE Midway Blvd 7:03am 207 W Green Valley Rd 7:05am W Green Valley Rd @ Stellar Ln 7:08am Wilson Rd @ Torrence Ln 7:11am Torrence Ln @ Appian Way 7:15am E Sleeper Rd 7:16am Taylor Rd @ Sunset Dr 7:18am Taylor Rd @ Whispering Pine Ln 7:20am Piper Trail @ Taylor Rd 7:23am Fakkema Pullout
7:11am E Henni Rd @ Vanderwell Rd 7:14am 247 W Henni Rd 7:15am Monkey Hill Rd 7:17am W Troxell Rd @ Poplar Ln 7:19am W Troxell Rd @ Lyon Rd 7:22am W Troxell Rd @ Kinzie Rd 7:25am E Troxell Rd @ Hubbard Hill Rd 7:27am E Troxell Rd @ Bakerview Rd 7:30am Jones Rd @ Sunrise Blvd 7:30am Walk Path Just Past Krieg Route 46 (OHHS/NWMS) 6:49am 37736 Frontage Road 6:52am Northgate Dr @ Salal St 7:03am 490 W Troxell Rd 7:05am Monkey Hill Rd @ Ducken Rd 7:07am Cornet Bay Rd @ Old Cornet Bay 7:09am Cornet Bay Rd @ Canyon Rd 7:11am SR 20 @ Deception Circle 7:13am 40251 SR 20 7:16am Moran Rd @ Powell Rd 7:19am SR 20 @ Noisey Cir 7:20am Degraff Rd @ Tidewater Rd 7:22am 4058 Degraff Rd 7:25am 37895 SR 20 7:29am 368 W Frostad Rd Route 51 (OHHS/NWMS) 7:02am Beech Ln @ Central Dr 7:05am Central Dr @ Dogwood Ln 7:13am Wood Rd @ Valley Rd 7:15am Taylor Rd 7:19am E Fakkema Rd Route 60 (OHHS/NWMS) 7:00am Thunderbird Entr/34938 SR 20 7:05am E Frostad Rd @ Blazer Ct 7:06am 390 E Frostad Rd 7:08am Dugualla Rd @ Ridgewood Dr 7:10am Dugualla Rd @ Maplewood Loop 7:13am Taylor @ Birch 7:14am Taylor Rd @ Elderberry St 7:16am E Sleeper Rd @ Bottineau Pl 7:17am E Sleeper Rd @ Brewer Ln 7:19am Dundee Way @ Greenoch Loop 7:24am Taylor Rd @ Boe Rd
Route 18 (OHHS/NWMS) 7:11am 2746 Taylor Rd 7:14am Silver Lake Rd @ Laurel Ln 7:16am Silver Lake Rd @ Newell Dr 7:18am Silver Lake Rd @ Kringler Rd 7:20am Silver Lake Rd @ Robin Ln 7:22am Silverlake Rd @ Slater Rd 7:24am Silver Lake Rd @ Copperhead Ct Oak Harbor High School 7:26am Green Rd @ Mount Baker Cir Oak Harbor Middle School 7:28am 1335 Devries Rd 7:32am Devries Rd @ Frontier Ln Route 2 (OHHS/OHMS) 7:34am Devries Rd @ Carnation Ln 6:55am Shepherd @ Hemenway 6:58am Airline Way @ NW 9th Ave Route 25 (OHHS/NWMS) 7:02am Oak Harbor Rd @ Valley High Prk 7:01am Prow St @ NW Quarterdeck Lp 7:07am Crosby Rd @ Dixie Ln 7:07am NE O’Leary St @ NE 11th Ave 7:09am Duffers Ln @ Golf Course Rd 7:10am NE 11th Ave @ NE Sumner Dr 7:13am Pizza Factory 7:16am Herron Bus Shed 7:16am Old Goldie Rd @ Christian Rd 7:21am Guam Bus Stop 7:20am 316 W Sleeper Rd 7:22am Hoffman Rd @ Coltsfoot Ln Route 29 (OHHS/NWMS) 7:26am Iris St Bus Shed 7:16am Coral Sea Dr @ Mountain Cir 7:30am Heller Rd @ Starflower Rd 7:20am Vista Loop @ Rainier Cir 7:32am Suburban Trl Park-Heller Rd 7:23am Vista Loop @ Olympic Ct 7:30am East Coral Sea Ave @ Blue Lake 7:33am Wagon Wheel 2nd Entr-Heller Rd 7:34am Navy Lodge Route 7 (OHHS/OHMS) 7:16am Fort Nugent Rd @ Country Ln Route 32 (OHHS/NWMS) 7:17am Fort Nugent Rd @ SW Fairway Pt 7:01am Auld Holland Inn 7:21am Fort Nugent Rd @ Monte Vista Ln 7:06am 4099 Jones Rd 7:23am West Beach Rd @ Lavender Ln 7:07am Jones Rd @ Red Cedar Ln 7:24am West Beach Rd @ Even Down 7:09am Henni Rd
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Route 8 (OHHS/OHMS) 6:45am SW Dillard @ Dillard Turnaround 6:47am SW Bayshore Dr 6:49am SW Scenic Hts @ SW Freund St 6:50am SW Balda St @ SW Waterloo Ave 6:53am SW Eagle Vista @ SW Capital Dr 6:55am SW Capital Dr @ SW Freund St 6:57am 30345 SR 20 6:59am Miller Rd @ Balda Rd 7:02am Scenic Heights Rd @ Canterbury 7:04am 1006 Scenic Heights Rd 7:05am Scenic Hts @ Lyle Ridge Circle 7:07am Park Ave @ Landing Cir 7:09am View Ridge Dr @ Walker Ave 7:12am Wildwood Dr @ Burroughs Ave 7:13am 1074 Monroe Landing Rd 7:17am SR 20 @ Harns Rd 7:18am Sidney St @ Riepma Ave 7:21am Native St @ Estate Ln 7:22am Harrison St @ Oldtimer St 7:27am 28504 SR 20 7:28am Boon Rd @ Misty Ln 7:30am Boon Rd @ Carlton Way Route 22 (OHHS/OHMS) 7:10am NW Cherry Hill Loop 7:13am NW Elwha St 7:15am Parkwood Playground 7:19am NW Kathleen Dr @ NW Lola Terr 7:23am NW Kathleen Dr @ NW Redwing 7:26am NW Redwing Dr @ NW Kelly Pl 7:33am Oak Harbor Rd @ Valley High Prk Route 58 (OHHS/OHMS) 7:11am Fort Nugent @ Stremler/Nienhuis 7:14am Ft Nugent @ Quince 7:18am Ft Nugent @Union 7:20am 1930 Bonaparte Ln 7:21am Wellington Dr 7:23am Napoleon Dr @ Conifer Ln 7:28am Greenwood 1st Entrance 7:31am SW 24th Ave @ SW Vista Park Dr 7:34am 1172 Swantown Avenue Route 59 (OHHS/OHMS) 6:53am 1920 Hastie Lake Rd 6:56am Zylstra Rd @ Nubian Way 6:58am Zylstra Rd @ Briarwood Dr 7:02am West Beach Rd @ Madison Ct 7:04am West Beach Rd @ Norcliffe Way 7:06am West Beach Rd @ Tilbury Ln 7:07am West Beach Rd @ Barque Rd 7:08am West Beach Rd @ Pine Wood 7:10am Island View Dr @ Island View Rd 7:11am 1943 West Beach Rd 7:15am Hastie Lake Rd @ North View Rd 7:16am Northview Rd @ Williams Rd 7:18am Williams Rd @ Emerson 7:20am Hastie Lake Rd @ Shirona Ln 7:26am Zylstra Rd @ Cozy Pl 7:31am 28606 SR 20
OHHS Only Route 33 (OHHS) 7:03am E Whidbey Ave @ SE Oleary St 7:05am NE Oleary St @ NE 4th Ave 7:06am NE Ronhaar St @ NE 6th Ave 7:11am SE 6th Ave @ SE Pasek St 7:14am SE 6th Ave @ SE Maylor St 7:16am SE 6th Ave @ SE Ireland St 7:18am SE 8th Ave @ SE Ely St 7:22am NE Izett St @ NE 4th Ave
Attention Middle School Students: Transfering Buses In the morning, some Middle School riders will transfer (at OHHS) to buses going to either OHMS or NWMS. In the afternoon, students will use the reverse procedure to transfer back to their home routes. NWMS DTransfers to OHMS DTransfers to Bus 3 D Bus 33 Bus 2 D Bus 60 Bus 8 D Bus 29 Bus 8 D Bus 7 Bus 9 D Bus 25 Bus 58 D Bus 9 Bus 14 D Bus 29 Bus 59 D Bus 22 Bus 46 D Bus 33 Bus 51 D Bus 32 Bus 60 D Bus 25
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Route 4 7:41am Silver Lake Rd @ Advance Dr 7:43am Silver Lake Rd @ Newell Dr 7:45am Devries Rd @ Frontier Ln 7:51am Devries Rd @ Killion Lane 7:56am Silver Lake Rd @ Robin Ln 7:58am Silver Lake Rd @ Umatilla Dr 8:03am Mariner Beach Dr 8:07am Polnell Rd @ Rockcress Ln 8:09am Old Polnell Rd @ Duncan 8:10am Reservation Rd @ Hersig Rd 8:12am E Crescent Harbor @ Busby Rd 8:14am Busby Rd @ Blackberry Ln 8:19am Eagle Ridge Rd @ Green Acres
Route 2 7:54am Oak Harbor Rd @ Valley High Prk 8:00am NW Crosby Ave @ NW Rigging 8:05am Crosby Rd @ Dixie Ln 8:07am Duffers Ln @ Golf Course Rd 8:09am Freedom Ln 8:11am Iris St Bus Shed 8:14am Pizza Factory 8:19am 316 W Sleeper Rd 8:23am Old Goldie Rd @ Christian Rd 8:27am 3169 Heller Rd/Pegs Daycare 8:29am Wagon Wheel 2nd Entr 8:31am NW Kathleen Dr @ NW Lola Terr 8:35am NW Redwing Dr @ NW Kelly Pl
Route 18 7:28am Across From Recyle Center 7:31am Hunt Rd 7:34am 10 E Fakkema Rd 7:35am Fakkema Pullout 7:37am Thunderbird Transit/34938 Sr 20 7:41am 429 E Frostad Rd 7:42am Taylor @ Birch 7:44am E Sleeper Rd @ Bottineau Pl 7:47am 760 Greenoch Loop 7:51am 193/195 E Sleeper Rd 7:52am Appian Way @ Sunset Dr 7:56am Torrence Ln @ Wilson Rd 7:58am Wilson Rd @ W Green Valley Rd 8:01am 207 W Green Valley Rd 8:19am E Fakkema Rd @ Lodgepole Ln 8:21am Front Entr Country Mobile Park 8:23am Taylor Rd
Route 7 8:03am SW Erie St 8:07am 1930 Bonaparte Ln 8:10am 1800 Conifer Ln 8:14am Fort Nugent Rd @ SW Fairway Pt 8:17am Fort Nugent Rd @ Sage Ln 8:20am Fort Nugent Rd @ Monte Vista Ln 8:22am West Beach Rd @ Lavender Ln 8:23am West Beach Rd @ Even Down 8:28am Swantown Rd @ Moss Ln 8:30am Swantown @ SW Fairway Ln 8:33am Swantown @ SW Thornberry Dr 8:36am Swantown @ Norman Dr
Route 24 7:40am Oak Harbor Rd @ Valley High Prk 7:49am 38601 SR 20 7:51am Northgate Dr @ Salal St 8:00am W Troxell Rd 8:06am Cornet Bay Rd @ Canyon Rd 8:08am SR 20 Outside Decep Pass Park 8:11am Deception Cir @ Gramma Ln 8:13am 40251 SR 20 8:16am 37853 SR 20 8:17am 37734/37735 SR 20 Route 36 7:37am Auld Holland Inn 7:43am Jones Rd @ Holly Ln 7:45am E Henni Rd 7:49am W Henni Rd 7:51am Monkey Hill Rd 7:55am W Troxell Rd @ Woodland Cir 7:59am W Troxell Rd @ Kinzie Rd 8:03am Jones Rd 8:16am Taylor Rd @ Whispering Pine Ln 8:18am Piper Trail @ Taylor Rd
Ove Am Olympic View Elementary Route 25 8:07am NE Izett St @ NE 4th Ave 8:09am 116 NE Barron Dr 8:14am 950 N Oak Harbor St 8:18am 1020 NE Big Berry Loop 8:20am Oak Hallow Mhp 8:25am N Oak Harbor St @ NW Columbia Route 29 8:17am Coral Sea Dr @ Mountain Cir 8:19am Vista Loop @ Rainier Cir 8:21am Vista Loop @ Olympic Ct 8:22am Vista Loop @ Mount Erie Ln 8:23am East Coral Sea Ave @ Blue Lake 8:26am Navy Lodge
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Route 8 7:51am SW Fort Nugent Ave @ SW Union 8:01am Boon Rd @ Carlton Way 8:03am 1524 Boon Rd 8:05am SR 20 @ Harns Rd 8:08am 1077 Custer St 8:10am 1110 Harrison St 8:19am Scenic Hts @ Bonnie View Acres 8:22am 729 Scenic Heights Rd 8:24am View Ridge Dr @ Walker Ave 8:26am Wildwood Dr @ Burroughs Ave Route 59 7:54am Fort Nugent @ Quince 8:01am Zylstra Rd @ Cozy Pl 8:04am Zylstra Rd @ Karen Rd 8:09am Zylstra Rd @ Briarwood Dr 8:14am West Beach Rd @ Norcliffe Way 8:15am West Beach Rd @ Barque Rd 8:17am Island View Dr @ Island View Rd 8:21am Hastie Lake Rd @ North View Rd 8:23am Northview Rd @ Williams Rd 8:27am Hastie Lake Rd @ Shirona Ln Bve AmBroad View Elementary Route 22 8:16am Oak Harbor Middle School 8:22am NW Cherry Hill Loop 8:28am NW Elwha St 8:30am Parkwood Playground GATE Program Bus schedules not available at press time; please check www.ohsd.net Ohe AmOak & Pm Harbor Elementary Route 60 8:00am 220 NE Izett St 8:04am SW Dillard @ Dillard Turnaround 8:07am 890 SW Kimball Dr 8:12am SW Balda St @ SW Waterloo Ave 8:16am SW Capital Dr @ SW Freund St 8:20am SW Vista Park Dr @ SW 24th Ave 8:23am Greenwood 1st Entrance 8:27am Fort Nugent @ Stremler/Nienhuis 8:33am Swantown @ Crosswoods Cir
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Give a little thought to labor Labor Day weekend is seldom celebrated by officialdom: No speeches or proclamations from our elected officials, no solemn gatherings of citizens, no moments of silence for those who gave their lives for the labor movement. We doubt that such sacrifices are taught at depth in the public schools today, even though teachers are among the dwindling numbers of workers still represented by labor unions. Young people should realize that the 40-hour work week, the minimum age for workers, the minimum wage for workers, and a worker’s right to be treated with a modicum of dignity didn’t come out of nowhere: It was the result of mass movements, hotly debated issues, hard-fought elections and an unfortunate amount of violence pitting business owners against their workers. On Whidbey Island, there isn’t much unionized labor to celebrate outside of the public sector. A few grocery stores have union workers, some construction is done by union workers, but most of those employed here have no union representation. They do have worker rights guaranteed by law, however, and those rights themselves can be traced back to union activists. For several decades now unions have been on the defensive and their ranks depleted by downsizing, mergers, outsourcing and zealous free trading that removed protections for our country’s industries and working people. There are arguments on both sides, of course, but the pendulum is always swinging, and at present it’s swinging away from the working people. President Obama will be speaking about jobs next week to a Congress substantially interested in seeing that he loses his job. But all should remember that workers have lost much in recent years. Million are out of work, factories are shuttered across the country, foreign lands tempt our businesses with cheap labor and lax environmental regulations. In Congress money speaks, and the people with the money are worried about corporate rights, not individual rights. Labor Day weekend is a time for family fun, picnics and a final visit to the beach before school starts. But some thought should always be given to what the labor movement has given us over the decades, and how many of those benefits are now eroding away.
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR $PNNVOJUZ IFMQT QSFTFSWF SFTFSWF On behalf of the Trust Board for Ebey’s Landing National Historical Reserve, and the Ebey’s Forever Fund, I would like to express our gratitude to all of the folks from throughout the Island that attended our recent benefit at the Jacob and Sarah Ebey House. It was a beautiful evening on the prairie made all the more elegant with music by Trio Nouveau, appetizers by Serendipity, beverages from Flyers, Bayleaf and Whidbey Island Winery, and the oh so picturesque antique cars that shepherded folks around the Reserve to view four of our eight restoration grant recipient sites. We are proud and enthusiastic about our mission to help preserve the reserve’s most important heritage buildings. We feel the community interest and commitment growing and appreci-
ate the support of donors for making this possible. We’ve made a strong start toward stabilizing historic buildings in Ebey’s Reserve, and with the continued support of the community we will be able to preserve many more for the generations to come. Stay tuned. Jan Pickard Trust Board & Ebey’s Forever Fund
#JDZDMJTUT JHOPSF SVMFT PG UIF SPBE They can’t have it both ways! I’m sick and tired of following bicycles down the highway at 5 mph, coming to a red light, and they ride right on through, while I have to stop. They want the same rights as motor vehicles, but don’t feel they have to obey the same laws that cars do. I have seen them run red lights in front of the police, and nothing happens, but if I ran that same light in my car,
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here comes ol’ smokey. I was on my way to Coupeville, a bicyclist was waiting to cross Highway 20, I’m driving 50 mph, and I get the middle finger, I guess for not stopping and letting him cross. Don’t get me wrong, I can appreciate bicycles every time I see the price of gas, but if they want the rights of motor vehicles, they should have to obey the same laws I do. Randy McClaskey Oak Harbor
4UBOEJOH VQ MJLF PUIFST EJE GPS 6 4 Would you stand up like they did on flight zero ninety-three? Would you stand up like they did on the beaches of Normandy? Would you stand up like they did on Iwo Jima and Bataan? Could you stand up like they did on the U.S.S. Cole? Could you stand up like
they did on the frozen Korean soil? Could you stand up like they did against Hitler’s master plan? Could you stand up like they did at our barracks in the sand? Could you stand up like they did in the jungles of Vietnam? Could you stand up like they did at our embassy in Iran? Could you stand up like they did on the U.S.S. Arizona? Could you stand up like they did after the blast in Oklahoma? Could you stand up like they did when they broke the sword of Japan? Could you stand up like they are in Iraq and Afghanistan? You will never stand up like they did on the morning of 9-1-1! Cowards die a thousand deaths -- heroes only one. Larry Brown Oak Harbor
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OBITUARIES
Mary Linda Fealey
Mary Linda Fealey Mary Linda Fealey, 60, longtime Oak Harbor resident, passed away Monday, Aug. 29, 2011, at Harborview Medical Center in Seattle, following a brief illness. Mrs. Fealey was born in Ancon, Canal Zone, Feb. 4, 1951, to Fred and Marion (Orr) Wells. Mary was raised in the Canal Zone and graduated from Balboa High School in 1969. She attended Canal Zone College for two years and received an associate’s of arts degree. On June 19, 1971, she married Guy M. Fealey at the Balboa Union Church. Guy was serving in the U.S. Navy at the time, and during his deployments, Mary was employed in the Canal Zone, working for the Army and the Air Force. In January 1980, she transferred to Luke Air Force Base in Glendale, Ariz., and the couple lived there for four years. In 1984, the Fealeys moved to Washington state, settling briefly in Puyallup, and moving the same year to Oak Harbor when Mary was hired as personnel specialist for civil service at Whidbey Island Naval Air Station. She retired as the first female Human Resources Office manager in the history of the base in 2009, having worked for many commanding officers. The Fealeys had been residents of their home in Dugualla Bay Heights since coming to Oak Harbor in 1984. Mary enjoyed bowling, reading (especially about Scotland) and needlepoint. She was an avid Mariners fan and enjoyed going to games with her children. Mary was very involved in Girl Scouts, Boy Scouts and Rainbow Girls. A favorite pastime was riding on the back of her husband’s motorcycle. She loved airplanes and jet noise, which was good in light of the fact that the family home sat near the approach to Ault Field.
“Every day is a different air show� was a phrase she to repeated often. Mary is survived by her husband Guy M. Fealey, at home; her son and daughterin-law, Guy Ethan and Alicia Fealey of Oak Harbor; her parents, Fred E. and Marion Wells of Kerrville, Texas; her mother-in-law Florence B. Fealey of Kerrville; her two brothers and their wives, Alan and Kathy Jane Wells of Atlanta, Ga., and Fred Wells, Jr. and Tricia of Perth, Australia; her brother-in-law and sister-in-law James J. Fealey Jr. and Michelle; and numerous other relatives. She was preceded in death by daughter, Jamie Laurayn Fealey on March 28, 2006, her father-in-law, James J. Fealey, and her daughter-inlaw Alicia Fealey’s brother Cameron Groberg on Aug. 8, 2009. A memorial service will be Saturday, Sept. 10, at 1 p.m. at First Reformed Church, 250 SW Third Ave., Oak Harbor, Pastor Jon Brown officiating. Memorials may be made to WAIF, PO Box 1108, Coupeville, WA 98239. Family and friends are encouraged to share their memories and offer condolences at www. whidbeymemorial.com.
Wilma Pearl Tull
Wilma Pearl Tull Wilma Pearl Tull went to be with her Lord and Savior Aug. 21, 2011, at the age of 90. She was born in Newton, Kan., Nov. 30, 1920, to Warner and Pearl Kelso. Wilma was raised in the Newton area, graduating from Newton High School. Following graduation, she began work at the local J.C. Penney store as a clerk. She soon found a young man working at the store as a window decorator and a romance began. Four months later, Wilma and Bob Tull were married on Sept. 19, 1937. In 1943, Bob and Wilma moved with family members to Bend, Ore., where Bob had found a job as a sign painter. From Bend, they moved north to Redmond, Ore. The Tull family also began to grow with the addition of a daughter and then
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with four sons. Bob and Wilma were both multi-talented and both began to expand their skills. Wilma began a photo finishing business in the basement of their home, which Bob had rebuilt for her. She eventually moved to a shop in the garage which Bob had remodeled, and finally to a business location downtown where she expanded into a portrait studio and a camera and photo finishing store. Wilma, Bob, the Tull family, and Marlene (Zitek) Olson moved to Oak Harbor, and on Oct.12, 1957, opened Studio Tulle, first in the Professional Center on Midway, north of Whidbey Avenue and then down Midway to a building south of Oak Harbor Elementary. Wilma was the principal behind the business operation, which they owned until their retirement in 1978. Son Bob took over the business until his retirement in 1986. Wilma was known throughout the Northwest for her work in photography and management of a photo studio. She was a 54-year member of the Oak Harbor Lutheran Church and was active on the church board, the Ruth Circle and was most proud of her participation in the Lay Renewal Team, visiting other churches and professing her faith. Wilma was a past president of the American Legion Auxiliary and the VFW Auxiliary of Redmond, Ore. Wilma is survived by three children, Myrna Ellet Zitek and husband Douglas of Portland, Ore., Robert E. Tull, Jr. and wife Sibylle of Oak Harbor, and Clifford L. Tull of Oak Harbor; one brother, John Kelso and wife Sallie of Wichita, Kan.; 12 grandchildren; and numerous great-grandchildren, nieces and nephews. Her husband, two sons Kenneth and Ronny Tull, her parents, one sister and three brothers all preceded her in death. Wilma was a wonderful wife, mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, friend, a good disciplinarian, generous with her love and had a deep love of her Lord. Memorial services for Wilma Tull will be held at the Oak Harbor Lutheran Church Sunday, Sept. 11, at 3 p.m. with Pastor Mark Stroud officiating. A reception will follow. She will be buried with her husband Bob at Willamette National Cemetery, Portland, Ore. Memorials may be made to Friends of Home Health & Hospice, P.O. Box 1877, Oak Harbor, WA 98277. Friends and family are encouraged to share memories and condolences at www.wallinfuner-
alhome.com. Arrangements are entrusted to Wallin Funeral Home & Cremation, Oak Harbor.
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dren, son Dennis C. Treece of Auburn, daughter Glenna Wing of Bothell, and Tim Treece of Seattle. She will also be missed by nine grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren. Marie was preceded in death by her brother Cecil Rowland. By her request, a private family gathering will be held. In lieu of flowers, friends are encouraged to donate in Marie’s memory to a charity of your choice. Friends are invited to share memories, view photos and sign the family’s online guest book at www.flintofts.com. Arrangements by Flintofts Funeral Home, 425-392-6444.
Capt. Gordon Ross Nakagawa USN (Ret.) Capt. Gordon Ross Nakagawa, USN (Ret.) of Marina Calif., a career naval officer, passed away Aug. 23, 2011, following a courageous battle with cancer at the age of 76. He was born June 13, 1935, in Auburn, Calif., to the late Bunny and Harriet Nakagawa. He is survived by his beloved wife of 51 years, Jeanne; their three children, Gregory, Kathleen and Steven; and three grandchildren, Ryan, Graham, and Tait. Celebration of life services will be Saturday, Sept. 17, at 1 p.m. at the Fort Ord Military Chapel, in Seaside, Calif.
Marie F. Treece Marie F. Treece of Mill Creek, died Saturday, Aug. 27, 2011, in Redmond, Wash. She was 90 years old. Marie was born on March 19, 1921, in Spokane, to Thomas Bee Rowland and Mary (Cousin) Rowland. She was raised in the area and attended Lewis and Clark High School. She moved to Seattle in 1937 and attended the University of Washington where she earned her bachelor of arts degree. She married Glen E. Treece in Seattle and stayed home to raise their three children before returning to her professional career as a rate analyst for Safeco Insurance. Marie is remembered as a loving and devoted wife and mother. She enjoyed reading, gardening, cooking, being her son’s Cub Scout den mother and playing cards with her friends. She is survived by her husband Glen E. Treece of Mill Creek; their three chil-
Pauline E. Kline
Pauline E. Kline Pauline Kline slipped the debilitating grasp of Parkinson’s disease on Aug. 25, 2011. Born the eldest daughter to Emma and Russel Myers on April 21, 1932, in Bellingham, she graduated from Bellingham High School in 1950 and attended Saint Joseph’s School of Nursing. She met and married J.C. Kline in 1952. During her life as a Navy wife, she lived for a time in Coronada and Hanford, Wash., Tall Timbers and Baltimore, Md., with the majority of her life spent in Oak Harbor. After J.C.’s retirement in 1970, he was employed by NAESU, which took them to the Philippines, Italy, Japan, Yugoslavia, Thailand and Taiwan. Pauline was a caring and outgoing person, who volunteered with the Red Cross for many years. She enjoyed many hobbies, excelling at them all, with her wedding cake decorating the most memorable. She was the heart of the family and will be sorely missed. She is survived by her husband of 59 years; their children, Jim and his wife Barbara, Brian and Cynthia; and her grandchildren Aaron, Zoe and Max Grossman. There will be a service Sunday, Sept. 4, from 2 to 5 p.m. at 1643 NE Sumner Drive. Friends and relatives are welcome.
Marilyn Faye Hoffman
Marilyn Faye Hoffman Marilyn Faye Hoffman went to be with her Lord on Aug. 22, 2011, after a oneyear battle with brain cancer. Marilyn was born in Wichita Falls, Texas, on Oct. 24, 1947, to Robert McCullough and Hazel (Bolton) McCullough of Devol, Okla. She graduated from Big Pasture High School in 1965. Marilyn married Curtis Allan Hoffman on April 29, 1967, in Burkburnett, Texas. She graduated from Oklahoma State University in 1969. She moved to Oak Harbor in 1971. In addition to spending time as a full-time homemaker and Navy wife, Marilyn served as a public elementary school teacher in Texas, Mississippi, and Washington state, retiring in 2011. She was a longtime member of the Oak Harbor Church of Christ and also attended the Church of the Nazarene for a season. In May of 2011, she relocated to Monument, Colo., to live with her daughter and family for the final months of her life. She was preceded in death by her husband, Curtis; her parents, Robert and Hazel McCullough; and an infant son, Colby Brandt Hoffman. She is survived by a son, Ryan Bradley Hoffman of Pullman; a daughter, Angela Suzanne Larsen and her husband Hans; four grandchildren, Hans Colby, Bradley Eric, Andrew Samuel and Allyson Joy Larsen of Monument, Colo.; and two brothers, Charlie McCullough and his wife Patty of Burkburnett, Texas, and Hugh Lynn McCullough and his wife Verdalee of Grandfield, Okla. A memorial will be held at the Grandfield Church of Christ at 5 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 3, with an interment following immediately at the Grandfield Memorial Cemetery. An additional memorial will be held at the Oak Harbor Church of Christ at 2 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 17.
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TRIAL CONTINUED FROM A1 The trial got off to a dramatic start Wednesday as sparring attorneys laid out their evidence and arguments in often ugly detail during opening statements. On one side, the plaintiff’s attorney described Badley as a politically important man who used his position over Jones, physical force and promises of career help in an unsuccessful attempt to compel her to have sex with him. He described Jones as an emotionally fragile woman who had been victimized as a child and was devastated by Badley’s actions. “You can’t touch someone sexually if they don’t want you to. It’s a universal principle,� attorney Thomas Breen said, adding that Badley violated the principle and needs to take responsibility. On the other side, Badley’s attorney painted Jones as a woman with diagnosed mental health issues who had flattered an old man to further her own career and then greatly exaggerated an incident she regretted. The attorney characterized Badley as an old man who drank too much, but did nothing more than kiss a younger woman he had reason to believe welcomed his attention. “This is a case of two people who had way too much to drink, exercised poor judgment and regretted it the next day,� said Tyna Ek, the attorney for Badley. Breen asked the jury to award Jones $100,000 in damages. He said the amount may sound like a
Francis Malloy
Francis Malloy The family of Francis Malloy wishes to express our thanks for the love and support shown to us at the tragic loss of our son Francis. This includes but is not limited to, family,
Arthur Admiral
Arthur Admiral Arthur Admiral, a lifelong Oak Harbor resident, died peacefully on Aug. 26, 2011, at the age of 92. Art was born Jan. 29, 1919, at Cornet Bay to Pete and Albertha Admiral. Art grew up in Oak Harbor with his
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five siblings and attended Oak Harbor High School. After serving in the Navy in World War II, Art returned and married Marge Porter in 1947. Art and Marge raised their family in Oak Harbor where Art worked as a plant manager for Concrete Nor’west for many years. Art had a great sense of humor and his joys included hunting, golfing and working in his garden. He is survived by his wife Marge Admiral, sisters Betty Porter and Gert Bowen, children Sandy Admiral and Ron (Deborah) Admiral, and grandchildren Christiana Admiral, Rosemary Admiral, Alisa Admiral and Justin Admiral. Art’s life was honored at a private family gathering on Whidbey Island.
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lot, but will seem reasonable by the end of the trial. As Breen told it, Badley had invited Jones over to the house to pick up her things and have dinner on the night of Dec. 2, 2008, as her employment was drawing to a close. They were both aware that Haugen would be in Olympia, though Breen contended Jones had mainly worked with Badley on the campaign, so it made sense for her to meet with Badley. Breen emphasized that Jones was 28 and Badley was 72 years old at the time. Breen described the alleged assault in detail. He claimed Badley repeatedly kissed her, licked her face and groped her breast and crotch as she physically and verbally resisted. “She tells him, ‘I do not want to do this.’ He tells her it will be good for her,� Breen said. “She’s looking for a polite way out of this. He’s someone she knows and respects.� Breen said Badley finally stopped after Jones pushed him off her and he saw the distress in her face. “He sees that no matter how hard he tries, no matter how hard he pushes the issue, she is not going to give in,� Breen said. Badley then told her to leave, which she did. Badley sent an email to Jones the next day, apologizing and explaining that he’s “not a dirty old man.� Jones sent an email accepting the apology, saying she wanted to be friends and didn’t have any hard feelings. Nevertheless, Breen said the incident weighed on Jones, who was especially vulnerable because of a childhood assault involving a dentist and an ongoing battle with depression. He
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said she was doing really well until Badley allegedly assaulted her. “Just as she’s climbing out, seeing the sun, that’s when Basil Badley pushed her right back down,� he said, adding that she went into a “tailspin.� Breen said he would call Jones’ former counselor to testify as well as Jon Conte, a professor at the University of Washington and expert on the impact of sexual violence. On the other side, Badley’s attorney, Tyna Ek, described a much different series of events. She pointed out that Jones brought a bottle of wine and a laptop computer with her resume´ to the dinner with Badley and admitted she hoped he would help her find a new job. “She was hoping to convince Basil Badley to help her, maybe use a little influence,� she said. Ek claimed that Jones drank the entire bottle of wine by herself and that Badley was also intoxicated from drinking. “You will find that drinking is a recurring theme, sadly, for both of these parties,� she said. Ek described a scene in which Jones was laughing at Badley’s jokes and flattering him as they sat close together on the couch. According to Ek, when Jones was asked during her deposition how she put up resistance to Badley’s advances, she said “sometimes I didn’t kiss him back.� Also during her deposition, Jones admitted she
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didn’t think Badley realized that she didn’t want him to kiss her. Ek emphasized that Jones didn’t leave immediately, but managed to show Badley her resume´ and continually texted a friend during the alleged assault. “How threatened did she really feel?� Ek asked rhetorically. In addition, Ek disclosed that Jones had been diagnosed with a mental health issue and had stopped taking her medication, against medical advice, about a year before the incident. The attorney claimed Jones had a history of conflict with other people since “going off her meds� and often mistakenly thought people were being “mean� to her. For example, she said Jones worked for state Sen. Jean Berkey of Everett after the Haugen campaign, but Jones felt the senator was unkind. Ek said Berkey will testify and the jury will see “she’s one of the nicest ladies you will ever meet.� In the end, Ek argued, the jury will find that Badley’s actions did not remotely rise to the level of sexual assault and battery. She said it’s “a extremely steep and serious charge� and that there’s no evidence that Badley meant to cause Jones any harm, which she said is required to prove the accusation. “Let’s be honest here. My client should have known better,� Ek said. “But frankly, so should have Courtney Jones.�
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Vagt wins North Whidbey Aquatic Club triathlon By JIM WALLER Sports editor
Brett Vagt, spurred by the fastest bike-ride of day, won
the annual North Whidbey Aquatic Club triathlon Friday, Aug. 26, at John Vanderzicht Memorial Pool.
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The event featured a 1,600meter swim, a four-mile bike ride and a two-mile run. The ride and run were over a cross-country course. Evan Wilson set the course record of 49:07 last year. Lauren Rosen, who finished fourth overall, was the top female participant and set a new course record (54:42) for girls and broke her own swimming-leg record (19:36). Vagt was sixth after the opening swim (20:35) but used the best bike time (17:04) and second-fastest run (13:37) to secure the win in 51:16. Cole Weinstein finished second on the strength of the best swimming leg (18:49). His other splits were 18:59 and 15:07, good for 52:55. Josh Jepsen (19:30/17:40/ 16:32, 53:42) finished third with the second fastest swim and bike ride. Emily Huffer, fifth overall, was second among the girls (56:45) and set a female course bike record (18:42). Lauren Vagt, ninth overall, was third among the girls (58:27) and established a new female course run record (14:05). Eleven-year-old Ethan Tack, the second youngest competitor, was fourth (21:43/19:37/13:08, 65:53) among the boys and sixth overall after cutting 36 seconds off the run record (13:08) and 10:25 off his personal-best time. This came after “pedaling a bulldozer of a bike,� according to NWAC
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A kick for cash opportunity is being sponsored by Papa Murphy’s Pizza in conjunction with the Oak Harbor High School football team. Raffle tickets will be sold at each home football game and at Papa Murphy’s as a fundraiser for the Wildcats. The winner of the contest will receive free pizza for a year and an opportunity to kick a 35-yard field goal at the homecoming game Friday, Oct. 21. A successful boot will earn the kicker $1,000.
Kayle LaCoste won the youth shooting match competition at this year’s Rendezvous sponsored by the Central Whidbey Sportsmen’s Association. LaCoste, whose camp name was Empty Turtle, was awarded a 50-caliber, youthsized muzzle loading rifle. This year’s Rendezvous was held Aug. 19 through 21 and celebrated American history with buck skinners, mountain men and fur trappers from far and wide depicting the life and times of pre-1840s America. Black-powder shooting
of the Day from Romney. Unable to participate for the last three years because of running injuries, Weinstein topped her PR by almost seven minutes, capped by a blistering 15.01 run split. She finished sixth among the girls and 14th overall (57:40). In all, 95 percent of the competitors earned personal records and three boys and
events, primitive archery, tomahawk and knife throwing competitions and children’s games were held. In all there were 50 campers, 30 black-powder shooters and hundreds of camp visitors. CWSA wishes to thank Oak Harbor Ace Hardware, Greene’s Gun Shop, Kesselring’s Gun Shop, Washington State Muzzleloaders Association and the local media for their support and assistance in making this year’s Rendezvous a great success.
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Here are the upcoming high-school sporting events: Saturday, Sept. 3 Volleyball: Oak Harbor
14 girls clocked better times than the winning mark of the first race in 2008. Other results: 8, Jacob Jepsen, 19:41/18:33/16:32, 54:46; 10, Bon Jarik Bainco, 21:01/18:40/16:08, 56:49; 11, Kelly Huffer, 21:37/20:08/15:15, 57; 12, Hannah Schroeder, 22:24/20:19/14:36, 57:19; 13, Michael McGinnis, 21:08/21:17/15:14, 57:39; 15, Ciara Hu, 20:37/20:48/16:15, 57:40; 16, Molly Vagt, 21:41/21:28/15:15, 58:25; 17, Emily Schroeder, 23:09/19:45/16:04, 58:58; 18, Ella Schroeder, 23:47/21:44/14:10, 59:41; 19, Marissa Morris, 21:39/21:28/18:02, 61:09; 20, Toren Wood, 24:28/18/18:56, 61:24; 21, Angela Johnson, 24:54/20:31/16:15, 61:40; 22, Olivia Tungate, 22:50/22:04/16:53, 61:47; 23, Michael Johnson, 24:28/19:37/17:43, 61:48; 24, Autumn Robinson, 24:02/21:01/17:51, 62:54; 25, Casey Mathes, 27:20/20:32/15:53, 63:45; 26, Michelle Robinson, 24:47/21:30/19:50, 64:07; 27, Mariel Empinado, 26:18/22:22/15:57, 64:37; 28, Nicole Vagt, 24:42/23:09/19:30, 67:21; 29, Kenneth Morrow, 27:15/23:20/17:14, 67:49; 30, Nathan Mathes, 27:10/22:05/18:35, 67:50; 31, Joey Jepsen, 27:24/23:31/18:34, 69:29.
and Coupeville at Oak Harbor Jamboree, 9 a.m. Tuesday, Sept. 6 Soccer: Oak Harbor at Shorecrest, 7:30 p.m.; Coupeville at Concrete, 5 p.m. Tennis: Oak Harbor at Marysville-Getchell, 3:45 p.m. Volleyball: Mariner at Oak Harbor, 5 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 8 Tennis: Mountlake Terrace at Oak Harbor, 3:45 p.m. Volleyball: Stanwood at Oak Harbor, 7 p.m.; Coupeville at Archbishop Murphy, 7 p.m. Friday, Sept. 9 Football: Oak Harbor at Glacier Peak, 7 p.m.; King’s at Coupeville, 7 p.m. Tennis: Oak Harbor at Shorecrest, 3:45 p.m.
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Onesie makes threesies A first-ever event in the Whidbey General Hospital’s Whidbey Family Birthplace occurred when new mom Laura Fowler was greeted by her new baby daughter, Lily Ann, in the birthing room wearing this “onesie.� Lily’s dad, Michael Christensen, had the engagement ring ready
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Darren Shane Stevens, 7 pounds, 11 ounces, was born Aug. 17, 2011. He is the son of Blake and Stacie Stevens of Oak Harbor. Camdyn Meadow Oderfer, 7 pounds, 5 ounces, was born Aug. 15, 2011. She is the daughter of Christopher and Briana Oderfer of
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when Laura happily said “yes� to his very creative proposal. There were tears all the way around, including from the staff. Lily Ann was born Aug. 17. The family resides in Clinton.
Oak Harbor. Lily Ann Christensen, 6 pounds, 11 ounces, was born Aug. 17, 2011. She is the daughter of Michael Christensen and Laura Fowler of Clinton. Alannah Grace Scott, 7 pounds, 3 ounces, was born Aug. 17, 2011. She is the daughter of Michael and Kimberly Scott of Clinton.
Experts at the Puget Sound Blood Center say the adult male body contains about 12 pints of blood, which means that Murray Aston has drained himself of the live-saving liquid more than eight times over the years. Aston, 77, of Oak Harbor, hit the 100 pint mark in blood donations Aug. 25 during the most recent Oak Harbor Lions Club blood drawing at the First United Methodist Church. It was a milestone, one that was literally decades in the making. Aston was in the Army when he first donated blood and he admits his motivation was “not very altruistic.� As a young soldier, he couldn’t resist the Army’s offer of a free weekend’s pass in New York City to those who donated blood. “That was in the late ‘50s,� Aston said. “Later, when I found I had a fairly rare blood type (B+), I began giving in earnest.� He said he fell away from donating for a few years while he and his wife, Joan, raised their family in Bellevue, but one day they happened upon a blood drive, he started donating again and never stopped. Aston will never know all the people his blood has helped, but there’s been a lot of them.
Murray Aston delivers pint number 100 to blood technician Sherie Thompson at the Oak Harbor Lions Club blood drive Aug. 25 at the First United Methodist Church. According to the American Red Cross, one donation can help save the lives of up to three people. The Puget Sound Blood Center makes regular stops in Oak Harbor and Coupeville to collect blood in drives organized by the local Lions clubs as well as businesses and schools. Gayle Richards, donor resources representative, was particularly happy to see Aston giving blood. She said
blood donations have been down everywhere all summer, and she told Aston that when a person reaches 100 pints their name is added to a “Tree of Life� at a blood center, and they receive a certificate acknowledging their life-saving contributions. Aston encourages everyone to consider giving blood. “Imagine saving a life,� he said. “And it only costs you an hour of your time, a pin prick in your arm and you can do it
lying down -- no effort at all, and with homemade cookies thrown in as well!� He and his wife moved to Whidbey 10 years ago and he’s no publicity hound. But he didn’t hesitate to have his 100pint story told to the public. “I hope it gets somebody else to give blood too,� he said. For information about Oak Harbor Lions Club blood drives, call 279-2802.
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I have shared a number of important and personal conversations with family members this week and as I recall each conversation I am reminded that an active life requires continual decision making. It is a treacherous exercise if you believe you’re alone to make the decision. Or have no foundation on which to process information. Or experience God as distant and disinterested. These profound times of momentous decisionmaking, when we stand at a crossroad or face a hypothetical giant, are addressed by New York Times best-selling author Max Lucado in his book, “Facing Your Giants.� Known for his lyrical word smithing, Lucado encourages his readers by pointing out that the bills we fear we won’t be able to pay, the people we can’t seem to please, habits we struggle to break and the nagging fear we won’t make the correct decisions will not be paralyzing if we do three things: Open our Bibles to learn about the character of God, include a family of faith in our decision making, and learn how to detect when God is nudging our hearts. From the beginning of time Man has struggled to gather the courage to face difficult circumstances and discover a reliable process for making decisions. Max Lucado addresses these issues by basing his book on the Old Testament story of David, the youngest of eight brothers who grew up to become King of Israel. Known throughout history for his choice to kill the giant Goliath with a pebble and a leather sling while just a child, Lucado points out that young David grew into “a man after God’s own heart,� even though he made terrible decisions at particular points in his life. It’s a revolutionary idea for many people throughout the world, but Christians believe that it is not only acceptable but necessary to approach the God of the universe -— to worship, experience, and tap into His wisdom. Likewise, we are promised in the Bible that God desires a relationship with us. He bridges the gap from the heavenly to the earthly with Christ, and therefore we can trust the notion that God is approachable because He became one of us for a time. This is one of the things that I absolutely love about the Bible ... it’s full of great surprises. Who would have thought God would use a man like David -— greatly flawed yet considered worthy enough to be used for God’s own glory? How I wish at times God would speak audible words to us today. How wonderful it would be to be able to pose a specific dilemma to Him and access a direct answer. While God has chosen not to work with us in the same way today, that does not mean His is not listening and communicating a response. Just look at these promises: “I will guide you along the best pathway for your life. I will advise you and watch over you.� Psalm 32:8 “Seek (me), in all you do, and (I) will direct your paths.� Proverbs 3:6
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Tia Johnson loves both her dogs, so little Wyatt did not end up in the doghouse for almost setting the house on fire. But the little dog did have to watch enviously as fellow canine Rambo got hugs and kisses from their owner after Rambo saved the house from burning. Johnson lives in a neat, twobedroom rental on Glencoe Street in Oak Harbor with her 18-year-old daughter and two young, fluffy dogs, Wyatt and Rambo, With her daughter away from home, Johnson decided to take a nap Thursday afternoon. Wyatt curled up beside her in the bed. What Johnson didn’t know was that Wyatt had
been chewing on a lamp’s electrical cord before joining her for a nap. As they slept in the bedroom, the cord, which was attached to an extension cord leading to the electrical outlet, began to sizzle and spark. The only one who noticed the problem was Rambo, who went romping from the living room to the bedroom to alert his owner. In the haze of sleep, Johnson paid little attention at first. Both Rambo and Wyatt bark at passersby and unusual noises, so she though it was just more of the same. But Rambo kept pestering her, barking continuously. “He was so insistent,� she said. “He jumped all over me and wouldn’t stop barking. I said ‘shut up’, but he wouldn’t stop until I got up.� When she walked into the living room Johnson noticed the distinct smell of an electrical fire permeating the house. Looking down, she saw the sparking cord. “It was on fire,� she said. “I
have a smoke detector but it was just a small flame on the cord, so I unplugged the cord.� To make doubly sure the flame was out, Johnson doused the hot cord with a glass of water.
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“My living room was almost on fire,� Johnson said as she patted Rambo on the head and Wyatt looked on jealously. The cord was lying on a wood floor, and Johnson had no doubt that had she not been awakened by Rambo’s insistent barking, there would have been a disaster. “Thank God,� she said. “It amazes me what animals will do. I’m so happy I have a dog like this.� Johnson is certain that
Wyatt was the culprit. At only 17 months of age, “he chews on everything,� she said. “But he was actually sleeping beside me when the fire started.� News of the heroic canine spread quickly as Johnson called friends. She volunteers with the Oak Harbor Police Department’s Citizens on Patrol, drives a taxi for a living, and is finishing a college degree in criminal justice that will allow her to become a “P.I.�, or private investigator. She gathered both dogs into her loving and forgiving arms and described them as “my babies.� She promised them both a trip to their favorite place -- the doggie beauty parlor where they would get shampoos and nail trims. Wyatt may not realize it, but all that pampering will be courtesy of Rambo, who became a hero that sunny Thursday afternoon.
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Peruse a plane: The PBY Memorial Foundation will provide tours today, Sept. 3, from 11 a.m. until 5 p.m. of the PBY on display at the Seaplane Base. No high heels will be permitted on board.
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SAT. PBY TOURS AVAILABLE TODAY The PBY Memorial Foundation will make tours through the PBY on display available at the Seaplane Base from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sept. 3. No high heels will be permitted on board. Subject for the regular luncheon at the CPO Club on Ault Field Road at 11:30 a.m. Sept. 24 will be the USS Salisbury Sound, AV13, which was homeported in Oak Harbor during the 1960s.
MASTER GARDENERS THROUGH SEPTEMBER Free Master Gardeners clinics will be held at the Coupeville Farmers Market, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Saturdays through the end of September. Bring samples of your plant or insect problem and get free Master Gardener advice.
WOODWORKERS PUT ON A SHOW Twenty or so of the most talented woodworkers on Whidbey Island will be showcasing some of their most recent works at the 8th Annual “Woodpalooza� show. The annual show and sale for the Whidbey Island Woodworkers Guild will be
held at Taste for Wine tasting room and art gallery at the Bayview Corner Cash Store on South Whidbey Island from Sept. 3 to Oct. 3. For more call Gary Leake at 678-1347 or visit www.whidbeywoodworkers.com.
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SUN. HAYNES ORDAINED AT FAMILY BIBLE CHURCH Brian Haynes, Family Bible Church worship pastor and recent graduate of Fuller Theological Seminary, was recently examined by a board of pastors and seminary professor. They unanimously recommended Haynes for ordination by the Elders of FBC. The ordination will be held Sept. 4. During the regular services, Haynes will be speaking in both services of Family Bible Church. The services are held at 9:30 and 11 a.m.
MASTER GARDENERS VISIT TILTH MARKET The final Master Gardeners clinic at Tilth Farmers Market on South Whidbey will be held Sept. 4 from 10:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Bring samples of your plant or insect problem and get free Master Gardener advice.
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LABOR DAY AND IMMIGRATION Unitarian Universalist Congregation will celebrate Labor Day by considering the UU principles regarding the “inherent worth and dignity of every person,� and “respect for the interdependent web of all existence of which we are all a part.� All are welcome. Values-based children’s religious exploration classes and childcare will be provided. The service is at 10 a.m. Sept. 4 at 20103 Highway 525, just north of Freeland. Visit www.whidbey.com/uucwi for more information.
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MON. GARBAGE PICKUP DELAYED A DAY Due to the Labor Day holiday, Sept. 5, garbage and recycleables usually collected in Oak Harbor on Monday will instead be collected on Tuesday, Sept. 6. There is no other change in Tuesday’s collection. Oak Harbor City Hall will be closed Monday.
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TUES. CALLING ALL VOLUNTEERS, RIDERS Equestrian Crossings (EqX) is a nonprofit program that provides horsemanship activities in-
cluding riding, vaulting and hippotherapy to people of nearly all ages, abilities and disabilities. Fall lessons begin Sept. 13 and end Nov. 4. No experience is necessary, but students must be at least 10 years old. To register or for details, email info@equestriancrossings.com or call 360-320-1573. Visit www. equestriancrossings.com and become a fan of Equestrian Crossings on Facebook.
DON’T BE LATE FOR IDIPIC MEET IDIPIC presents its next North Whidbey DUI/Underage Drinking prevention panel Sept. 6 at 7 p.m. Open to all, come by 6:45 p.m. to assure a seat, no late admittance, in Conference Room 137 down the hall from the Oak Harbor Library. Required by local driving instructors for both driver’s ed student and parent. Contact 672-8219 or www. idipic.org.
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WED. HOW TO LEAVE IT TO THE LAND TRUST The Whidbey Camano Land Trust is holding an estate planning seminar Sept. 7 at the Unitarian Universalist Hall north of Freeland. Tom Haensly, a noted conservation attorney, will talk about wills and other important aspects of estate planning. The seminar will cover options to create a charitable legacy, including gifts for land protection and land stewardship on Whidbey and Camano islands.
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CRUISE EXPERT IN GREENBANK The Greenbank Progressive Club will hold its monthly potluck dinner and meeting Sept. 8 at the Bakken & Firehouse Roads Clubhouse. Meet and greet will begin at 6 p.m. with dinner at 6:30. Everyone is invited and asked to bring a dish to share and their own table service. The program for the evening will be Lew Brantley speaking about his experiences running security on a major cruise line, helpful tips for future passengers and interesting stories. Call 360 678-4885.
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American Association of University Women Whidbey Island Branch’s monthly meeting will be held Sept.
IDIPIC presents its next North Whidbey DUI/Underage Drinking prevention panel Sept. 10. Open to all, come by 12:45 p.m. to assure a seat, no late admittance. Conference Room 137 down the hall from Oak Harbor Library. Required by local driving instructors for both driver’s ed student and parent. Contact 672-8219 or www.idipic.org.
KIWANIS SAIL INTO THE SUNSET Back by popular demand, Kiwanis Club of Oak Harbor is hosting its third Sunset Dinner Cruise fundraiser Sept. 10, from 6 to 9 p.m. Join them for an evening of fun, music, live music and prices aboard the Island Explorer as it departs from Anacortes. Cost is $80 per person. They’ve enjoyed great turnouts for this event so get your tickets early. To get your tickets contact Melissa McCumber at 240-5144 or mdm@wibank.com, or any member of the Kiwanis.
AARP OFFERS DRIVING CLASS An AARP-sponsored class Sept. 10 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. will cover rules of the road, challenging road conditions and normal agerelated physical changes that affect driving. No age limit but there’s a focus on older drivers. Check with your insurance for discounts. Cost is $12 for AARP members or $14 for nonmembers. Bring your lunch to the Bayview Senior Center. Call 678-3373 or 331-1600.
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Church On The Rock 1780 SE 4th Ave www.graceforall.com
Morning Worship Service.....................10:30 a.m. Sunday School..........................................9:00 a.m. Youth Group ...................................Thurs. 6:00pm ALPHA classes (start Sept. 13).......Sun. 5:00pm Mid week Bible Studies & Home groups Wednesday evenings For Info Call 675-3032
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555 SE Regatta Dr. t Oak Harbor t 679-3431
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Oak Harbor Church of Christ 1000 NE Koetje Street (Just North of Office Max)
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679-1561
St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church
555 SE Regatta Dr. • Oak Harbor The Rev. Patricia Eustis (Meet in All Saints Chapel in the A-Frame Building - across from the big church) A faith community of The Episcopal Church in Western Washington, Diocese of Olympia
SUNDAY SERVICES 9:30 AM
Children’s Sunday School • 10:00 am 360-279-0715 www.ststephensofoakharbor.org
Pastor Greg Adkins The Catholic Church Invites You‌. St. Augustine’s Parish • 675-2303 185 N Oak Harbor St. ~ Oak Harbor
Masses: Saturday Sunday Wed & Fri
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St. Mary’s Parish 678-6536 207 Main St. ~ Coupeville
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Joe Cook, Preaching Minister www.churchofchrist-oh.org oakharborchurch@gmail.com
675-3441
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Bible Study For All Ages.....9:15 a.m. Worship Services.....10:45 a.m. & 6 p.m. Wednesday Services..................6 p.m. Prayer Meeting & Student Ministries Child care for all services. Pastor Grafton Robinson Associate Pastor Lemuel B. Villano 675-6686 www.ohsbc.org
Come Worship With Us! Thursday Bible Study 7:00p.m. 950 S.W. Upland Ct • Oak Harbor Pastor Dr. Thomas Stoneham Sr., Minister Donald Cole
House of Prayer Faith Tabernacle of Praise Monday Prayer Meeting - 6:00 P.M. Tuesday Night Bible Study- 6:30 P.M. Friday High Praise Service- 6:30 P.M. Sunday Celebration/Children’s Ministry – 9:30 A.M. Sunday Morning Worship Service – 11:00 A.M. Church Telephone Number (360)679-1003 Bishop Charles And Pastor Effie Boyles (360)929-3127
620 A/B Erin Park Drive Oak Harbor, WA 98277 (NEXT TO U-HAUL BLDG.)
Whidbey Presbyterian Church 1148 SE 8th Ave Oak Harbor
God-Centered Worship Christ-Centered Preaching Verse-by-Verse Teaching Worship: 1 PM 1411 Wieldraayer Road (off of Swantown Road) Pastor Keith McFaul 360-279-9713 www.GraceEvangelical.org
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Calvary Chapel Oak Harbor Sunday Morning Worship Service 8:30 A.M. & 10:30 A.M. Wednesday Midweek Worship Service 7:00 P.M. 1560 S.E. 9th Ave • 679-6959
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Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Whidbey Island
Word Of Everlasting Life & Faith Church
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874 Plantation Drive Greenbank, WA
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CENTRAL WHIDBEY OAK HARBOR $219,000 This conveniently located country retreat is set on nearly 3 level acres. The 2200± sq ft of living space includes 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, a recently updated kitchen and dining rooms. Comfortable and casual living. Lower level has tremendous versatility & potential. #267879 Annie Cash 360-632-1260 OAK HARBOR $229,900 Newer 2-story, 4-bedroom, 2.5-bath home with gorgeous hardwood floors. Bright & open living, dining and family rooms. Kitchen has breakfast area with access to deck. 2-car garage with ample storage and fenced yard. #267986 Elaine McDowell 360-929-1500 OAK HARBOR $154,500 Priced to sell, this 3-bedroom, 1.75-bath home includes 1,269± sq. ft, double-pane windows, newer siding, fenced yard, some hardwood floors, new kitchen cabinets, pellet fireplace insert in living room. Hurry, won’t last! #267186 Linda Earnhart 360-929-0922
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PENN COVE $229,000 Upgraded 1 bdrm, 1 bth cabin for vacation getaway, quiet retreat or cozy full-time living. 70± ft no-bank wft on secluded lagoon. Hdwd flrs, new appls, propane frpl. #265906 Clay Miller 360-969-2058
SARATOGA $75,000 Cleared building site with water and power and phone at the street. Gravel driveway in. Private beach access, boat launch. Centrally located with Langley and Freeland just down the road. #250733 John Joynt 360-346-0017
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Skagit Farmers Supply awards scholarships Skagit Farmers Supply has announced six “Careers in Agriculture� scholarship awards for the 2011-2012 academic year. Awarded $1,000 scholarships were Lance Kidder, Brandon Nickels, Katie Nickels, Colbey Nelson, JoDee Snyder and Emily Martin Kidder, son of Jay and Monica Kidder, Coupeville, will be attending Washington State University where he will undertake freshman studies in animal science in preparation for veterinary school. Snyder is studying for
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