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Woman, 90, donates quarter-mile Oak Harbor beach for public use By JUSTIN BURNETT Staff reporter
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Longtime Oak Harbor resident Beatrice Morgan sits at a public beach access on West Beach Road. She recently donated 16.5 acres of beach and tidelands near there to the Whidbey Camano Land Trust.
An Oak Harbor woman with an eye for public access has donated a beach to a land conservation group. In a recently hammered out land agreement, Beatrice Morgan signed over 19 undeveloped tideland lots, which extend more than a quarter mile along the Strait of Juan de Fuca near West Beach and Fort Nugent roads, to the Whidbey Camano Land Trust. The 90-year-old Scenic Heights resident began set-
ting her assets in order for her two sons last year. It was through that process that she decided it would be best if the 16.5 acres of beach and tideland were left for public use. Morgan has owned the shoreline property since 1954 but it has seen little use by her family in recent years. She said she doesn’t see why her donation would be cause for a fuss but was glad that others might enjoy it. “I just wanted to get it out of the way,� Morgan laughed. “But if people can use it, I’d like it to be maintained for the
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It’s all about hope for Pastor Fannie Dean and House of Prayer, especially as they invite the community to celebrate Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., a man who never lost hope. “Our biggest word this year is hope. Don’t lose your hope. No matter what you go through, do not lose your hope,� Dean said. In the 1960s, the civil rights activist worked and hoped for unification among all people. “It wasn’t just a normal day in U.S. history. It wasn’t just
special for the black community but for everyone because it was about bringing everyone together as one. We all share the same dreams,� said CS2 Kenya Charles, who will take part in the Martin Luther King Jr. Day celebration. Students from all Oak Harbor schools, Skagit Valley College and the Christian School, plus members of the military and the community will sing and dance to “Champion� Sunday, Jan. 15 at 3:30 p.m. They invite the community to come to SEE MLK, A2
vation associate with the land trust, said the donation of a beach and tidelands is likely the first for the 26-year-old nonprofit group. It’s also an especially important property because it links two existing publicly owned tideland tracts. Collectively, the three pieces form just over two miles of continuous beach protected for public use. Morgan’s donation ensures that no future owner could restrict access and separate that connection. SEE BEACH, A2
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public.� The donated land is located below high-bluff properties in the Sea View subdivision. The area was developed in the early 1970s by Morgan’s late husband, Hubert, a longtime and respected surveyor. He passed away in 2003. Morgan said she isn’t sure why, but Hubert separated the beach and tidelands from the above residential lots. It turned out to be a great decision, however, as it can now be protected and benefit many, she said. Danielle Rideout, a conser-
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Paul Glazis, Jessica Vester and Quintin Raines rehearse for a Martin Luther King, Jr. Day celebration at House of Prayer, set for Sunday, Jan. 15 at 3:30 p.m.
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The close of newly elected Oak Harbor Mayor Scott Dudley’s second week on the job has resulted in two more major changes in city leadership. Indeed, with Dudley at the helm, senior-level employees at City Hall are dropping like flies. On Friday morning, the mayor announced that he had fired longtime Fire Chief Mark Soptich and that his last day on the job will be March 6. Also, Dudley said he met with Police Chief Rick Wallace and it was mutually agreed it would be best if Wallace retired in June. Dudley let go City
Administrator Paul Schmidt and City Attorney Margery Hite late last week, following through with hints of staff changes he made while on the campaign trail. He declined to say why either was fired and said it would be inappropriate to comment on such personnel matters. The same is true for Soptich, who has led the fire department for more than 15 years. The mayor would not SEE PURGE, A4
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MLK CONTINUED FROM A1 House of Prayer, located at 620 Erin Park Road off of Goldie Road. The group also performed at Whidbey Island Naval Air Station yesterday. “I just think it’s neat when you get someone from all the schools,� Dean said. Jessica Vester, 10, will be performing. “He helped the world be more fair,� Vester said of King. High school student Claudia Fontenette said she wants to do as much as she can to remember King because without him, there might still be segregation today. “If we forget the history, we have nothing to stand on,�
said CS3 Rachel Jeanpierre, adding that the purpose of remembering is to make the world better for future generations. Jeanpierre will celebrate everyone involved in the struggle for equal rights, big and small, because they all played a part in changing the world. “We should appreciate the things they went through,� she said. Dean said she hopes to see visitors and leaders from Oak Harbor attend the celebration. “We are just asking the community to keep supporting us. They’ve got to keep hoping,� Dean said. Monday, Jan. 16, is the official Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, and post offices and government offices will be closed.
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A woman and her dog enjoy tidelands on West Beach donated to the public by Beatrice Morgan.
BEACH CONTINUED FROM A1 “It’s guaranteeing that link will always be there,� Rideout said. Access to the donated land is tricky. While it does provide one, unbroken stretch of beach that can be used by everyone, the nearest public access
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point is about one mile north at the parking lot and viewpoint at West Beach Road. The value of Morgan’s donation is difficult to tabulate. Rideout said she doesn’t believe the property can be developed and an appraisal has not been done. The property will not be protected with a conservation easement, but will instead be held in trust by the land conservation group.
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With only about one-third of Island County’s 214 acres of marine shoreline in public hands, donations such as Morgan’s are a high priority for the group and extremely important, according to Land Trust board member Dyanne Sheldon. “This generous donation assures that current and future generations will always have access to this remarkable beach,� Sheldon said.
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Andrew Davenport pins a badge on his father, Lance Davenport, who was sworn in Tuesday as Coupeville’s Town Marshall. Police Department, submitted a glowing recommendation that Conard read during the meeting. “Marshall Davenport will exhibit and demonstrate the talent and inspiration to effectively and efficiently lead your department, and to additionally augment and strengthen the professional reputation of your department regionally. The town of Coupeville is fortunate to have him,� the letter stated. Davenport’s wife Mari, and children, Thomas and Andrew, were on hand during Tuesday’s Council meet-
his operations commander position with the Mill Creek Police Department in May 2011. He didn’t go into many details about his resignation citing an agreement with the city. He admitted that he “stepped on toes� when he made changes in how the department operated. That experience didn’t appear to sully his reputation. Conard said she talked with Mill Creek’s city manager and chief of police about Davenport and neither raised any red flags. Bob Crannell, chief of police for the Mill Creek
ing. Thomas pinned his father’s badge on his chest after the sworn in ceremony. Davenport started serving as Town Marshal Jan. 5 and he is busy learning about the town and the personnel in his four-member department. He noted that all of the officers in the department are very well respected by the residents and he doesn’t foresee making dramatic changes in the next six months.
The future of the town’s famous glacial erratic rock will discussed at an upcoming Coupeville Town Council workshop. Big Rock, which is located behind the Coupeville Coffee and Bistro on South Main Street, is currently up for sale along with the adjoining Big Rock Apartments complex. Mayor Nancy Conard said during Tuesday’s council meeting that a recent editorial in the Whidbey NewsTimes is prompting staff to take a look at whether the town would be interested in purchasing the historic landmark. Big Rock was the focal point of a lawsuit years ago where a citizens’ group tried to prevent construction of a coffee shop on South Main Street. The judge ultimately sided with the town. The council workshop is scheduled to take place Thursday, Jan. 26, from 3 to 9 p.m. A location hasn’t been set yet. Conard said the council will review the priorities and the projects that are scheduled to take place for the coming year.
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For the first time in recent memory, the head of Coupeville’s police force will be living off Whidbey Island. Mayor Nancy Conard swore in Lance Davenport during Tuesday’s Town Council meeting. Davenport, who has nearly 20 years in law enforcement, lives in Duvall and was previously working for the Mill Creek Police Department. He takes over for David Penrod, who retired at the end of 2011. Both Penrod and his predecessor, Lenny Marlborough, lived on Central Whidbey. Davenport plans to keep his family in the Snohomish County area because he doesn’t want to pull his children out of their Catholic school, especially in the middle of the school year. Davenport realized that some people in the community may have an issue with the head of the marshal’s office living so far away, but he said he’s up to the challenge of talking and working with residents. “That’s going to be a constant conversation,� Davenport said. The town has been working for months to find a
replacement for Penrod. Davenport’s name was on a list of finalists that included Deputy Marshal Chris Peabody, Deputy Marshal Hodges Gowdy, Coupeville resident Robert Davenport and Dayton resident Bill Peters. Conard said that Lance Davenport was the unanimous choice of the organization and volunteers who interviewed the candidates. “He’s interested in a smaller community and it’s a benefit to find someone with his experience who would come into our community,� Conard said. Davenport spent 16 years as a patrol officer for the Mercer Island Police Department and, most recently, served as operations commander for the Mill Creek Police Department for three years. He has also served as DARE officer and developed outreach programs to senior citizens. He said he wanted to work for a small police department because it gives him a chance to know the people in town. “They want an officer who will get out of the car and say ‘hi’ to the people,� Davenport said. Davenport resigned from
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Washington Banking Company, the holding company of Whidbey Island Bank based in Oak Harbor, will report its end of year earnings later this month. Jack Wagner, president and CEO of Washington Banking Company, said he could not speculate on the results but
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was $23.6 million or $1.53 per diluted common share. Wagner said he is hopeful things will improve over the second half of 2012. Fourth quarter and yearend results for 2011 will be announced Jan. 26 and then discussed the following day in a conference call at 10 a.m. The call will also be broadcast live on the internet. To participate, dial 480-629-
PURGE say why he fired the widely respected chief, only that he believed it was in the best interest of the city. “That is a decision made by me and I will stand by it,� Dudley said. Soptich could not be reached for comment Friday. Wallace, who has served as chief since his appointment in 2008 by former Mayor Jim Slowik, said he had long planned to retire in June as it will mark his 35th year with the department. He began “flip-flopping� on the date last year. In their meeting Thursday, Wallace said the mayor expressed reluctance about the change of plans. It wasn’t a situation that screamed “retire or get out,� said Wallace, but it was mutually agreed that it would be best if he stuck to his earlier plans. The chief said he did not begrudge Dudley, that new mayors have the right to make changes in city leadership. “It’s business; I don’t take it personal,� Wallace said. “I hope no one else does.� Although Dudley made it clear last week that he wasn’t bluffing when it came to staff changes, his latest decisions are causing a fresh round of shock at City Hall. Even some of his supporters are scratching their heads at the development. “‘Wow’ is my response,� said City
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Councilman Jim Campbell. The mayor must have his reasons, said Campbell, but he admitted he couldn’t begin to speculate what those might be. In fact, he said the move came as a total surprise and that he’d be curious to know the reasons. However, like Wallace, Campbell said Dudley doesn’t need a good reason. The departing are “at-will� employees and, as mayor, state law allows him to make those changes. “We’re always going to go back to the same thing,� Campbell said. “It’s his prerogative.� But that doesn’t mean there are no consequences. They may be at-will workers but they also work under contracts and most department heads have severance packages. In Schmidt and Hite’s case, Dudley’s “prerogative� will cost taxpayers at least $147,765 (see story on page A5 of today’s Whidbey News-Times).
Wallace is retiring so his situation is different, but Dudley did confirm that Soptich has a severance package though he could not say what it was Friday morning. The new mayor argued that he didn’t make or approve the existing contracts and that he shouldn’t be held responsible for such expenses. Dudley said severance packages are “the nature of the beast� when it comes to contracted employees. “It’s a part of doing business,� he said. While Dudley does have the power to unilaterally fire people, he can only appoint a permanent replacement for the city attorney’s position. A new city administrator, fire and police chief will also have to be approved by the city council. Dudley hopes to have a recommendation for a new fire chief by March 6.
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did say the first three quarters of 2011 were good despite a sluggish economy. During the period, total earned operating revenue was $67.4 million and net income for common shareholders tabbed out to $10.6 million, or $0.69 per diluted share. “We weren’t unhappy with that at all,� Wagner said. “It’s still a little rough out there.�
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The firing of Oak Harbor City Administrator Paul Schmidt and City Attorney Margery Hite will cost taxpayers at least $147,765. Both were unceremoniously let go late last week by newly elected Mayor Scott Dudley. While the decision isn’t expected to cause any legal problems as they were “at will� employees — people who can be let go for no reason — it will be expensive. The two senior-level Oak Harbor leaders are contracted employees, and the termination of their jobs without cause means they are entitled to the previously negotiated severance packages outlined in their contracts. Schmidt will be paid his salary, totaling $92,421, for the next eight months, while Hite’s will total $55,344 for the next six months. Both will also receive further benefits, such as medical, but those costs are still being tabulated. According to Finance Director Doug Merriman, the financial hit was not expected but city coffers do have the funds to cover the expense. The money will come from the city’s reserve fund, he said. “It is a significant cost but it doesn’t impair the city’s financial position,� Merriman said. The reserve fund has a current balance of about $3.7 million. The
A4PNF MPOH GBDFT Reaction at City Hall to the news has been a mix of surprise, dreaded expectancy and, no doubt, some hard feelings. The two senior employees worked for Oak Harbor for years and were well liked by their colleagues. “Paul and Margery were very popular,� said Bill Hawkins, who has taken over for Hite as city attorney. “There were definitely some long faces last week.� Dudley fired both employees during his very first week on the job. He started hinting about staff changes nearly a year ago when he first launched his campaign to defeat incumbent Jim Slowik. His decision also came just weeks after City Councilman Rick Amberg’s controversial December proposal to place a hiring and firing freeze of all staff before Dudley could take office. Almberg, who is currently out of the country, cited financial concerns related to severance packages. While Dudley’s plans have been widely talked about, it still caught even the most veteran city politicians off guard. “Not surprised but it was shocking,� said City Councilman Danny Paggao, describing his reaction to the news. Having been in office since 1994,
he’s seen many changes made by mayors going back as far as Al Koetje. But this was the most unexpected of them all, said Paggao, particularly concerning Schmidt. The longtime councilman called him “quite intelligent,� saying Schmidt’s background in public works and experience as a city administrator has armed him a great deal of “corporate knowledge on municipal issues.� Paggao made it clear that he has no problem with the decision as state law affords mayors the prerogative to select their own administration. He may not fully understand it, but Paggao said he respects Dudley’s decision.
'JMMJOH WBDBODJFT The mayor has declined to say why he let either employee go, saying only that he believes his decision was made in the best interest of the community. He appointed Hawkins, a former two-term Island County prosecutor, as city attorney and Planning Director Steve Powers as interim city administrator. Per city code, a permanent replacement for Schmidt will have to be approved by the city council. Powers has declined to say whether he is interested in the job permanently, that his interest right now is to help the mayor and city council. “My focus is on the here and
met with them again last month to discuss how a change might be handled, he said. He denied having “recruited� either person, saying he met with them so as to be better prepared to address a vacancy quickly if one occurred. He claimed he had not “officially� made any decisions until last week.
.PSF DIBOHFT BIFBE In light of the recent controversy over Almberg’s motion, Dudley’s quick action last week was a clear message to the city council that his plans will not be thwarted. “When we have the opportunity to make a change for the benefit of Oak Harbor, we’re going to do so,� Dudley said. He made that equally evident last week when he ordered the filming of a standing committee meeting. He had broached the subject the night before at a city council meeting but the proposal was not formally adopted. On Friday, Dudley announced another shocker, that he’d fired Fire Chief Mark Soptich and that Police Chief Rick Wallace was retiring. More is likely to come, he said. “I wish I could tell you we’re done but I’m going to continue to take strong hard looks at all department heads,� Dudley said.
Scott Dudley now,� Powers said. As for the city attorney’s position, that’s a decision that Dudley can and has made on his own. It’s a latitude allowed to mayors largely due to the sensitive nature of the attorney-client relationship, Hawkins said. Dudley has said repeatedly in the past that he would not make any decisions about staff changes until after he conducted department head reviews. But when asked when those occurred, he would only say that he spoke with Hite on Friday and Schmidt on Thursday of last week. He acknowledged that he spoke with Hawkins and Powers shortly after the November election, telling both employees that they didn’t need to worry about their jobs. He
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Ferry emergency: Rapid response The Washington Legislature receives plenty of criticism, but it can do things right and in impressive fashion. Case in point: Barely over four years since the Port Townsend to Keystone (now Coupeville) route was stripped of its ancient Steel Electric class ferries, the third and final replacement Kwa-di Tabil class ferry was introduced to the community last Friday. The newest and last ferry of the class, the Kennewick, joins the Chetzemoka and the Salish, which have already proven their worth in crossing the often-tumultuous Admiralty Inlet. The ferries had to be designed for rough water while still being able to navigate the narrow, shallow and dangerous Keystone Harbor. The fact that the state designed, funded and built three ferries in four years, during especially difficult budget times, is impressive indeed. Our 10th District legislators played a vital role in seeing that the crucial link between Whidbey Island and Port Townsend was maintained. Sen. Mary Margaret Haugen oversaw the effort from her seat as chair of the Senate Transportation Committee. State Representatives Barbara Bailey and Norma Smith did all they could to help guide the proposal through the House. As Bailey told a small crowd at Friday’s ceremony, “With tears of joy we finally have a restoration of our ferry system.� An important aspect of the project was that it brought jobs to Nichols Brothers Boat Builders in Freeland, which built the superstructures for all three vessels. A larger ferry, carrying 144 cars compared to the 64 car ferries just finished, will also be partly built by Nichols Brothers. Finally, it must be pointed out that the Chetzemoka, Salish and Kennewick cost less than expected, coming in $6.7 million under the budgeted $213.2 million. This is a tribute to the main contractor, Vigor Industries of Seattle, as well as Nichols Brothers and state ferry managers. All involved deserve credit for a job well done. The Legislature opened its 2012 session Monday, and this may be the last compliment they receive all year.
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR 5SZ UP LFFQ UIJT UBMFOUFE TVSHFPO Every now and then, a physician has the opportunity to change roles and become a patient. A few months ago it was my turn and I put on the patient gown (opening in the back) after a fall in which I badly broke my ankle. When this happened, I had no hesitation in turning to my local hospital, Whidbey General, and their new surgeon, Dr. Matthew Marquart, for my necessary surgery. Now three months later, with a titanium plate and six screws in my ankle, I feel as good as new. I credit Whidbey General and the skill of Dr. Marquart for a fantastic recovery that exceeded my expectations in every way. We are very lucky to be able to attract such talented surgeons to Whidbey Island, and as a community,
we should do everything we can to retain them. Nicholas Perera M.D. Coupeville
4UJDLFS TIPDL BU 8IJECFZ (FOFSBM Since starting www. whidbeygeneralreformers. com six months ago, I’ve published 24 investigative reports in hopes of making our public hospital administrators more accountable. When someone told me we’re paying twice as much as elsewhere for our lab and radiology services, I made some phone calls to a half dozen area competitors. I obtained prices for two common blood tests, a set of X-rays, a CT scan and an MRI. The results: Whidbey General’s sticker prices are over three times that of the lowest-price competitor for the blood tests, 6.24 times as high for X-rays, 4.42 times as high for a CT scan of the
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head, and 3.59 times as high for a brain MRI. Dollar-wise, WGH’s list price (including radiologist reading) for a brain MRI (without contrast), is $4,666; Everett Clinic charges under $1,300 for a savings of over $3,300. My report also lists an Oregon provider that charges only $485. Check it out! Even for a series of three knee X-rays, prices ranged from $65 to over $450 with WGH as usual being on the high end. Prior to publishing these comparisons, I shared them with CEO Tom Tomasino, and offered him space (simultaneously) on my website for his explanation or justification, but he wouldn’t even acknowledge my emails or voice message. Transparency and accountability have never been WGH’s strong suits. Given that WGH recently reported 62,160 lab visits and 30,789 diagnostic imaging
visits annually, I’d say that a whole lot of Islanders are getting ripped off big time! My advice: Shop around. Rob Born Greenbank
'FSSZ XPSLFST NPWF UP PGGJDFT Instead of more taxes, how about some house cleaning, starting with the Washington State Ferry System? In 1978: Approximately 700 workers on the docks and on the boats, 54 workers in WSF offices. Thirty-six years later: Approximately 700 workers on the docks and the boats, about 800 in WSF offices. How did this happen? Better question, why? Please clean your house before you leave, governor, and let’s hold off adding more taxes before you go. Kurt Lysen Seattle
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Golf carts join cars on Coupeville roads By NATHAN WHALEN Staff reporter
For the Czarnicks of Coupeville, getting around town will soon be cheaper at the pump. They have a street-legal golf cart ready to zip along the roads of the historic town. Tuesday night, the Coupeville Town Council approved an ordinance allowing the electric vehicles to travel alongside larger vehicles on the roads through the town’s one-square-mile of territory. “We thought it would be a great idea to run around town,� Czarnick said. His wife, Paula, plans to drive their golf cart from their home near the Island County campus a few blocks to her job at a law firm on Front Street. The public hearing process concerning the ordinance started in December, but it was continued until January.
Island County Sheriff Mark Brown came forward to voice safety concerns about slower and smaller vehicles on the roads. He urged the town to include language requiring headlights and blinkers on golf carts. The Town Council agreed and tabled the proposal for a month to make alterations to the regulations. People wishing to use the small electric vehicle inside town limits must pay a $25 registration fee in addition to meeting other rules of the ordinance. It’s no problem for Czarnick, who made alterations to his golf cart months ago that make it more visible to drivers. “If you’re out playing with the cars, it just seemed like the sensible thing to do,� Czarnick said. He purchased a 1995 Yamaha golf cart, which already had painted flames on the font, in the fall of 2011. He installed blinkers, seat-
belts and a voltage meter. He said he spent $1,500 for the cart and another $300 to $400 on the lights and gauges for his vehicle. The Coupeville Town Council unanimously approved the new ordinance during its Tuesday evening meeting. Coupeville isn’t the only community on Whidbey Island where residents want to drive golf carts on public roads. Beverly Beach, located near Freeland, wants the Board of Island County Commissioners to establish a golf cart zone in the waterfront community. Transportation Planner Donna Keeler said the proposal is currently going through legal review and it is scheduled to be presented to the commissioners Jan. 23 at 2:15 p.m. Golf carts are a growing trend on public roads. In addition to Whidbey Island, Orting, Liberty Lake
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Coupeville resident Mike Czarnick sits at the wheel of his 1995 Yamaha golf cart, complete with flames on the front. He will be able to drive the cart on Coupeville roads starting in February. and Douglas County are a few of the jurisdictions in Washington state that have golf cart zones. Even though Coupeville’s ordinance was approved, it
will be several weeks before it can take effect. Golf carts officially become legal Wednesday, Feb. 1. Mayor Nancy Conard said the time is needed to produce and
place signs throughout town informing motorists about the ordinance. In addition, decals have to be made available and a registration system has to be developed.
Speaker teaches students: Don’t bully, be accepting By REBECCA OLSON Staff reporter
Martin Luther King Jr.’s dream will never end as long as speakers like Stu Cabe pass the message along to students willing to put in the effort to change their schools. Cabe presents his antibullying message around the nation and spoke to high school and middle school students this week. He also came to Oak Harbor last year. “This is really a remarkably respectful school,� Cabe said, adding that after seeing more than 150,000 students per year, he can tell this by how the students and staff interact. Cabe kept students laughing with witty stories and questions before bringing it all together to drive his point home. “If you want to be known as the generation that’s going to rule the world in a few years, you have to choose the good habits,� Cabe said. King’s work boiled down to trying to get people to break the bad habit of racism. That also goes for bullying
in schools. Even using words like “retard� and “gay� in derogatory ways causes harm because it builds a habit of linking the terms with ugliness and inadequacy, Cabe said. One of King’s ideals that Cabe wanted students to remember is, “Judge them by the character of their spirit and what makes them a human being.� Race, religion, gender and sexual orientation are at the bottom of the list of who a person is. To cope with bullying, Cabe taught phrases including, “What you think about me says a lot about you,� “Kindness is our weapon of choice,� and “As one person, I alone cannot change the world, but I can change the world of one person.� “Martin Luther King Jr. didn’t do it alone, Steve Jobs didn’t do it alone, but Hitler didn’t do it alone, either,� Cabe said. The message spoke deeply to student Yana Abramowitz, who has been bullied for being Jewish. “I thought they were trying
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As secretary for the GayStraight Alliance at the high school, Abramowitz and GSA
president Ciara Ivey have faced intolerance for supporting the group. “Everybody used to think I was gay because I supported them,� Ivey said. “It’s not really skin color, it’s who you are as a person that you’re bullied for,� Abramowitz said. Both have seen a lot of bullying at the school and know it’s everywhere but they said they hope to see acceptance of others grow among people. “We want to get into a reality where what you are is OK,� Abramowitz said. “We’re trying to spread the word that bullying is not OK and never was,� Ivey said. Ninth-grade student Kayla Nagel was bullied in a private school but said she hasn’t had any problems since she joined the public school system. She was touched by Cabe’s presentation last year about anti-bullying. “He’s such a big impact in all of us and everyone wants to listen and he’s so good at giving the message out. He has such a big impact on our school,� Nagel said.
Members of the student government participated in a breakout session with Cabe so they can implement his teachings. They also plan to do campaigns and meet further on the topic. “It definitely gives me a different outlook. Now I’ll notice what people are actually saying,� said ASB Inter High Rocco Strain. “We want to encourage people to be open-minded,� said ASB president Christina Alexander. “And not to be ignorant,� added Senior Class Inter High Regina Carter. “Don’t be little, be big,� Alexander said, another of Cabe’s teachings. Carter said that since this year’s theme is transformation, Cabe’s presentation was great. The idea of kindness as a weapon impacted her the most and she plans to work on that, even when it’s tough. Since school is like a second home to many students, “The main goal of ASB in Oak Harbor is to change generations for the better,� Alexander said.
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Herbert Lee Hildebrandt, Jr.
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Herbert Lee Hildebrandt, Jr., died in Coupeville on Jan. 5, 2012. Herb was born in Seattle on Oct. 18, 1926, to Herbert Lee Sr. and Ruth Leah Hildebrandt. During his youth he lived in Coupeville in the summer months and in Seattle during the winter months. Herb returned to Coupeville after retirement. Herb was a master bowler and enjoyed golf and fishing with his friends and family. He was preceded in death by his sister Virginia Munn of Coupeville. He is survived by his two sisters, Grace King of Coupeville and Ruth Johnson of Molokai, Hawaii. Herb was fondly known
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THURSDAY, JAN. 5 At 1:18 p.m., a Loerland Lane resident reported that a tool box was stolen from his garage.
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 4 Herbert Hildebrandt Jr. as “Uncle Herbie� to his many nieces and nephews. He will be missed by his family and friends. A private remembrance is planned at a later date. Donations may be made in his name to the Coupeville Lions Club at PO Box 473, Coupeville, WA 98239, or www.coupevillelions.org
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OBITUARY Constance ‘Connie’ Diamond Windell After a lengthy illness, Connie Windell passed away Jan. 8, 2012. Connie was born Sept. 15, 1930, in Carnarvon, Western Australia to Stavros and Edna May Diamond. She grew up in Kalgoorlie and Perth, Western Australia, and was active in her father’s hotel and restaurant business. Connie met and married Marion Windell on Aug. 10, 1958, and immigrated to the United States. After a lengthy career in the U.S. Navy, the Windells retired to Whidbey Island in 1981 and have lived here since. Connie was well known in the Coupeville area as she managed the food service operation for the Tyee Cafe for many years and also worked there as a waitress. She enjoyed working with flowers and took great pride in her flower garden. She was a lover of cats and gave them her devoted affection. Connie is survived by her
Connie Windell husband of 53 years, Marion Windell, of Coupeville; a sister, Lorriane Connell of Les Murdie, Western Australia; brother, Michael Diamondaras of Tauranga, New Zealand; sister-in-law, Mina R King of Morriston, Fla.; and brother and sisterin-law, Gorden and Arlene Windell of Eagle River, Alaska. She is preceded in death by her parents Stavros and Edna May Diamond, sisters, Florence and Irene and a brother, Robert. Connie will be cremated and interred in Perth, Western Australia at a private family service. There will be no local memorial service in keeping with her personal request.
At 9:05 a.m., a Taylor Road resident reported that she wanted to ask a deputy questions about a neighbor’s dog killing her chickens. At 11:24 a.m., a Schattig
Lane resident reported the theft of rings. At 5:58 p.m., a caller reported that two giant Irish wolfhounds were loose in the area of Madrona Way. At 11:13 a.m., a caller reported that three golden retrievers were running around the Noisey Circle neighborhood. The caller said the dogs chased his wife and child.
TUESDAY, JAN. 3 At 3:36 p.m., a caller reported that someone stole his 1993 white Honda Civic from Salal Street. At 6:38 a.m., a caller reported that someone broke the lock on a gate off Zylstra Road. At 9:14 a.m., a SW
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Heller Street resident reported that a vehicle drove through the yard and took out a tree and fence sometime overnight. At 12:19 p.m., a Peacock Lane resident reported that loose peacocks on his property are being a nuisance. At 8:26 p.m., a Rhododendron Drive resident reported that children “TP’ed� his house.
MONDAY, JAN. 2 At 12:07 p.m., a Birch Street resident reported that an angry neighbor accused the caller’s dog of killing her chicken. At 7:40 p.m., a caller reported that a power pole on Wanamaker Road was making weird noises. At 9:23 p.m., a caller reported that a Northgate Drive home was burglarized. A gun and other items were stolen.
SUNDAY, JAN. 1 At 2:45 a.m., a W. Fakkema Road resident reported that someone was outside her window and had been knocking on the window.
Robert Squires Mr. Robert Leon Squires, 84, of Carrollton, Ga., died Jan. 6, 2012. Mr. Squires was born in Nampa, Idaho, on Aug. 18, 1927, the son of the late Byron Squires and Tesa Elizabeth Jussup Squires. Mr. Squires enlisted in the U.S. Navy during World War II where he served in the South Pacific aboard the USS Katashan Bay. After the war he worked as a stoker for the U.S. Army Transportation Service transporting troops and families from the U.S. to Japan. Returning to Washington state, Mr. Squires completed technical school and began an apprenticeship with Seattle City Light as a lineman. As a journeyman lineman he worked in Alaska, eventually returning to Washington to work for Puget Power. Known to his co-workers as Curley, he was a valued and respected employee for more than 35 years. He enjoyed fishing and boating in Puget Sound and traveling with his wife, Lori. In the early ‘50s, Mr. Squires gained national recognition in motorcycling magazines when he completed an arduous trip across the North Cascade Mountains on his Matchless motorcycle along with two companions. Mr. Squires was a member of the Elks and the American Legion. He attended Tabernacle Baptist Church. Survivors include his wife, Lori Ethel Fuller Squires; son, Christopher Squires of Sacramento; daughter, Sheryl Bircham of Olympia;
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DEATH NOTICES Frank Vande Werfhorst Frank Vande Werfhorst, longtime Oak Harbor resident, died Jan. 11, 2012, at the age of 99. Funeral services will be held at the Oak Harbor Christian Reformed Church with burial at Fircrest Cemetery. Arrangements are pending with Wallin Funeral Home & Cremation. A complete obituary will follow.
Mildred R. Miller Mildred R Miller passed away Tuesday, Jan. 10, 2012, at Royal Vista Care Center. Mildred was born March 30, 1908, to Roy and Ruth Miller, in Beaver Crossing, Neb. A full obituary will follow. Affordable Funeral Care is entrusted with arrangements.
OBITUARY Robert Squires step-children, Jerry Blissett of Stockbridge, Steve Fuller of Carrollton and Angela Thompson of Carrollton; sisters, Norma Lee Runquist of Pasadena, Calif. and Kathleen Hevenor of Napa Valley, Calif.; brothers, George Squires of Bothell, Barry Squires of Willits, Calif., and Daryl Squires of Spokane; six grandchildren and several great grandchildren. A memorial service was held Jan. 10 at the chapel of Almon Funeral Home with Rev. Curtis Forman and Rev. Jerry Blissett officiating. American Legion Post 145 Legion Riders and Patriot Guard provided military honors. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the National Kidney Foundation, 2951 Flowers Road S., Suite 211, Atlanta, GA 30341-5533 or online at www.kidneyga.org. Messages of condolence may be expressed to the family at www.almonfuneralhome.com. Almon Funeral Home of Carrollton has charge of arrangements. A memorial service is being planned on Whidbey at a later date.
Edward John Daloisio, USN, Ret. Edward John Daloisio died peacefully at home on Dec. 27, 2011. He was preceded in death by his wife Wilma and his son, James “Jimmers.� Ed was born June 8, 1925, in Niles, Ohio to James and Mary Daloisio. As a boy of 15, Ed joined the Civilian Conservation Corps and fought fires in Utah. After his time in the CCC he joined the U.S. Navy and served for 23 years, retiring with the rank of Aviation Ordnance 1st Class. Upon Navy retirement he, his wife, and son settled in Ferndale. He then took a position at Intalco Refinery, finishing his career as a millwright. Ed had a huge smile and a generous heart. He welcomed everyone who came through the door as family. Ed had a grateful, positive attitude throughout his life. He was most appreciative for his caregivers whom he called “Little Eddie’s Angels.� In his words: “I have had a great life. I had a wonderful wife, a beautiful son, and all you angels around me. This is the sugar at the bottom of the cup. If heaven isn’t like this, I don’t want to go.� Ed is survived by his sisterin-law Bonnie Bump, niece
Edward John Daloisio Julie Sanchez, and nephews “Beaners� Bump, Tom Daloisio, Frank Daloisio and Vince Daloisio. A graveside service with full military honors will be held at Enterprise Cemetery in Ferndale on Friday, Jan. 27 at 2 p.m. You may share memories with the family at www.westfordfuneralhome.com. Ar rangements by Westford Funeral Home of Bellingham.
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GAME OF THE WEEK
The Oak Harbor High School girls basketball team plays Lynnwood at home Tuesday, Jan. 17, at 7:15 p.m.
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In a battle of Wesco 3A’s best wrestling teams, Everett defeated the Wildcats 42-30 in Oak Harbor Thursday. Two one-point losses in the final three matches were the difference for Oak Harbor (4-1, 10-2) as it dropped its first league contest. The defending Wesco champion and seventhranked Seagulls raised their Wesco mark to 3-0 (7-2). A bit of the shine was taken off the showdown because Oak Harbor was missing four wrestlers. Cody +PIO 'JTLFO 8IJECFZ /FXT 5JNFT Fakkema (126 pounds) and Hunter Vail (220) Sheyenne Sams positions Everett’s Tyler Dutton for a pin. are injured and Ryuta Meany (138) and Josh good matches where we Excellence today at Mercer Orritt (182) have skin condi- wrestled well but couldn’t Island High School at 10 tions. a.m. put them on their backs.� Coach Mike Crebbin said, For more details on the Winners for Oak Harbor “There are no excuses. We were Sheyenne Sams (145, Everett-Oak Harbor match, put the best team we could fall, 3:38), Joshua Crebbin the wrestlers’ wins over the on the mat. All teams deal (152, fall, 2:15), Ray Quinday Shoreline schools Tuesday with the same issues.� (220, forfeit), Jacob Dugin and the other prep contests Crebbin added, “We have (285, forfeit) and Jahleel reported on his page, visit some inexperience and Vester (120, fall, :54). www.whidbeynewstimes. it showed in some of the The Wildcats compete com/sports. matches. There were some at the Tournament of
PREP ROUNDUP The Cascade Conference has agreed to allow Coupeville High School to play a semi-independent football schedule next fall. In a meeting last week, league officials decided on a two-year agreement to allow Coupeville to remain in the conference and play a full schedule for all sports except football. Coupeville is only half the size in enrollment as the next smallest school in the eight-team Cascade Conference, and Coupeville school officials and parents are concerned about the safety of their athletes in football. Coupeville athletic director Lori Stolee said last month “there is no way� the Wolves would compete again against the larger schools in football in the conference after Coupeville finished the 2011 season with half of its 32-man squad on the injured list. If need be, she said, Coupeville would leave the league and become independent. The Cascade Conference acknowledged Coupeville’s concerns and amended its football schedule to accommodate the Wolves. Coupeville will meet the other Cascade Conference 1A schools, South Whidbey and King’s, and two of the smaller 2A schools,
Sultan and Granite Falls, next year. It will fill in the remainder of its schedule with two games with Northwest Conference 1A schools (Nooksack Valley and Lynden Christian) and three others to be determined, Stolee said. The games with South Whidbey and King’s will determine seeding for the 1A playoffs. The Cascade Conference will re-exam the agreement in two years when the state does its next school enrollment count.
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OHHS graduate Magana focuses on pancreatic cancer awareness When the Oak Harbor, Hazen, Highline and Chief Sealth high school wresting teams met for a double-dual meet in Renton last night, there was much more on the mind of Hazen coach Rory Magana than how the matches would come out. The bouts were the attraction, but the evening spotlighted pancreatic cancer awareness and fundraising. Magana, a 2002 Oak Harbor High School graduate, lost his father, Rod Magana, to pancreatic cancer June 18. Rod Magana, along with wife Susie, was a long-time advocate of youth athletics in Oak Harbor. He was diagnosed with cancer in October 2010. At the double-dual meet with Oak Harbor last season, Rod Magana, in the midst of his nine-month battle with the disease, sat on the sideline as an honorary coach. Rory Magana said, “Our goal is to spread awareness for the fourth leading cause of cancer death in the U.S.,
The Wildcats earned individual wins from Jacob Jepsen (200 free, 1:57.75; 100 back, 1:00.9), Josh Jepsen (100 breast, 1:04.11), Toren Wood (200 IM, 2:04.47), Caley Powers (100 fly, 58.1) and Kevin Levy (100 free, 53.52). All three relay teams also finished first. Jacob Jepsen, Josh Jepsen, Powers and Levy won the 200 medley (1:46.3) and 200 free (1:38.72) relays; and Wood, John Kaltenbach, Dakota Powers and Jeron Kosbar took the 400 free relay (3:55.14).
4IPPUJOH OPU FGGPSU 8PMWFT QSPCMFN If they turned off the scoreboard and you only watched the final minutes of the Coupeville High School boys basketball team’s loss to visiting Lakewood Wednesday, you would have never guessed the score. The Wolves lost big again, this time 58-21. However, the intensity of Coupeville’s high-energy play never wavered. Coach Anthony Smith has his young team playing hard, regardless of the score. Smith’s team (one senior, one junior, three sophomores and three freshmen) is inexperienced and undersized and is plagued by youthful mistakes -- turnovers and poor shooting. It does not lack for effort. The Wolves trailed 12-6 at the quarter, then failed to make any
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Rod Magana, left, serves as honorary coach for his son Rory, center, at last year’s match. Youngest son, Kyle, is on the right. right behind breast cancer. While pancreatic cancer has the highest mortality rate of all cancers, the National Cancer Institute only designates two percent of its funding toward research‌It has a five-year survival rate of only six percent. Seventy-five percent die within the first year. Money gets results.� Admission to the match was by donation, and all
of its 15 second-quarter field goal tries and trailed 27-8 at the break. For the game, the Wolves shot only 18 percent (7-for-38), while the Cougars hit on 39 percent (21for-54). Coupeville had 34 turnovers, Lakewood 18. Gavin O’Keefe scored eight points, followed by Taylor Ebersole with six. Mitch Pelroy, Carson Risner and Drew Chan had two apiece and Aaron Curtin one. The Wolves (0-7, 0-11) host King’s (7-0, 11-2) Tuesday, Jan. 17, at 7 p.m.
$PVHT TUJOH 8PMWFT XJUI CV[[FS CFBUFS Ouch! Lakewood’s Caitlyn Darrah stunned the Coupeville girls basketball team with a game-winning three-point shot with three seconds left to lift the host Cougars to a 46-45 win Wednesday. Lakewood (1-6, 1-12) led 14-10 and 23-20 after the first two quarters before trailing 33-29 heading into the final period. The teams were knotted at 43 when Coupeville’s Katie Smith coolly sank two free throws with 11 seconds left to give the Wolves the lead. Then came Darrah’s heroics. Smith scored 15 points, and Cassidi Rosenkrance chipped in with 11. Taya Boonstra added eight, Hailey Hammer six and Bessie Walstad five.
proceeds went to pancreatic cancer research and the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network (PanCan). “Oak Harbor wrestling and coach Mike Crebbin have been very supportive through this process,� Magana said. “They were there for my family.� To donate, contact Rory Magana at rory.magana@ rentonschools.us.
Coupeville (0-7, 1-10) meets visiting King’s (6-1, 11-2) Tuesday, Jan. 17, at 5:15 p.m.
4IPSFDSFTU VTFT SVOT UP SBDF CZ 8JMEDBUT Shorecrest started and finished the first half with big runs to topple the Oak Harbor girls basketball team 68-38 in Shoreline Wednesday, Jan. 11. The second-place Scots (7-1, 10-2) opened the contest by sprinting to a 15-2 lead. Oak Harbor bounced back and hung around, trailing only 26-16 midway through the second period. From there Shorecrest bolted into halftime with a 17-4 run and led at the break 43-20. On a positive note, Oak Harbor had only 19 turnovers and a season-high nine assists. Coach Trisha Clayville said, “We are cutting down on turnovers and there was about a 10-minute section of the game where we played our best basketball of the year.� Annie Leete had 14 points and three assists, Kelsey Rankin collected nine points and five rebounds, Ciera Wiser recorded four points and seven rebounds and Marissa Lewis had three points and three assists. Dominique Jackson had four points, and Lia Pantoleon and Tatiana Cumming two each. Oak Harbor (1-8, 2-11) hosts Lynnwood (7-2, 9-3) Tuesday, Jan. 17, at 7:15 p.m.
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Wildcats nearly upset Shorecrest The Oak Harbor High School boys basketball team put together one of its best efforts of the season but lost 63-60 at home Tuesday in an attempt to upset second-place Shorecrest. The Wildcats constructed a solid game, but a hiccup in the middle of the third quarter allowed the Scots (7-1, 8-4) to build a double-digit lead and then fight off a fast finish by Oak Harbor to grab the Wesco win. Both teams scored 12 points in each of the first two quarters and headed into the third period tied at 24. It was 35-34, Oak Harbor, with 4:04 left in the third quarter when the Wildcats broke down. Shorecrest went on a 13-2 run aided by three Oak Harbor turnovers and two possessions where the ‘Cats failed to cover Scots left alone under the basket. Shorecrest hit the first two hoops of the fourth quarter and held the game’s largest lead, 51-39, with 7:07 left. Fueled by seven points by Mike Washington Jr.; a basket, two free throws and an assist from Matt Burgoyne; and a three-pointer from JoJo
Webster, the Wildcats sliced the lead to one, 54-53, with 3:53 to go. Shorecrest recovered to go up 60-53 with 2:57 left. From there the Scots missed three of six free throws, and Oak Harbor got good looks but couldn’t convert enough to pull off the comeback and upset. For the second time this year, Shorecrest’s size hurt the Wildcats. The Scots started a frontline of 6-7, 6-7, 6-6; Oak Harbor has no player taller than 6-3. The two tallest Scots, Junior Chibuogwu and Joe Ghebrehiwot, combined for 39 points and 18 rebounds. In all, Shorecrest out-rebounded Oak Harbor 39-30 and out-scored the ‘Cats 10-2 in second-chance points. Mike Washington Jr. piled up 28 points for Oak Harbor. Webster added 13 points and seven rebounds. Dayne Herron and Kevawn Brooks had six points, Burgoyne four, Elias Whitefoot two and Chris Hailer one. Oak Harbor played without three-point specialist Drew Washington, who is out for the season with a broken
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Kelly Huffer of the North Whidbey Aquatic Club competed in the Pacific Coast All-Star Meet in Langley, B.C., Jan. 7 and 8 as a member of the Pacific Northwest Swim team. Huffer swam personal records in five individual events, including dropping 11 seconds in the girls 11-12 400 freestyle (4:50.88) to take 10th place, two seconds in the 100 butterfly (1:12.31) to take 11th place and 12 seconds in the 200 individual medley (2:38.36) to take 13th place. She also swam on the seventh-place 400 medley relay and eighth-place 200 and 400 freestyle relay teams. Huffer was one of only 32 PNS swimmers selected from the approximately 2,500 PNS-registered athletes in the 11-12 and 13-14 age groups who competed at this international meet.
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Mike Washington Jr. dunks on a breakaway in Oak Harbor’s near upset of Shorecrest Tuesday. thumb. Coach Mike Washington Sr. said, “I am proud of how we played. That was one of our best games of the season; there was no downside.�
He added, “We had matchup problems and they wore us down with their depth.� Oak Harbor (4-5, 4-9) journeys to Lynnwood (2-7, 2-11) Tuesday, Jan. 17, at 7:15 p.m.
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North Whidbey Little League will be taking registrations today, Jan. 14, at the Seaplane Base Navy Exchange from 10 a.m. until to 2 p.m. All forms, supporting paperwork and payments can be completed there. Forms can also be picked up at Big 5, McDonald’s, Dairy Queen, Wendy’s and Burger King and on the league website (eteamz.active.com/ NWLLOH/). There is $10 off the registration fee for players signed up by Feb. 1. Call 679-1522 for more information.
4PDDFS TUBSUJOH North Whidbey Soccer Club is currently holding registration for spring recreational soccer. The season runs April 14 through June 2 and is open
to age groups U6 to U15. Early registration is now open ($65 by Jan. 22), regular registration begins Jan. 23 ($75 by March 10) and late registration begins March 11 ($80 by March 24). Find additional information and register for all NWSC programs at www. nwhidbeysoccer.org.
$PBDIFT TPVHIU The Oak Harbor High School and Babe Ruth baseball teams are looking for coaches. Those with baseball coaching knowledge who are interested should contact coach Tyson Van Dam at tysonv@thrivecf.com.
4BGFUZ DMBTT TFU Boating is fun if it is safe. The Deception Pass Sail and Power Squadron is conducting a safety course that will meet every Monday and Wednesday at 6 p.m. at the Oak Harbor Yacht Club Jan. 23 to Feb. 29. The cost is $35; a second family member may participate and share the book for an additional $15. Contact Dan Wright at 360-679-7435 or visit bdwr3036@comcast.net to signup.
4PDDFS NFFUT The North Whidbey Soccer Club will hold its annual general meeting to elect officers and approve the 2012 budget Monday, Feb. 13, at 6:30 p.m. at the Oak Harbor Chamber of Commerce. All NWSC members who are present may vote. The regular monthly NWSC meeting will immediately follow the general meeting. For additional information, please visit the NWSC website: nwhidbeysoccer. org.
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Dare to be great with God FAITHFUL LIVING By Joan Bay Klope I can’t say I’m a devotee of spiritualist Marianne Williamson, but I agree with her when she says, “Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate. Our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure. It is our ‘Light, not our Darkness,’ that most frightens us.� This quote reverberates in me as I watch Republican presidential candidates hit the campaign trail. Laying aside our personal political leanings, we can all agree that these are people who choose tenacity over fear. They dare to envision themselves, in this case, as successful candidates; as President of the United States. How many of us choose comfort and mediocrity, over-plan or vegetate because we can’t take the next scary step in our own private dreams? Bestselling Christian author Max Lucado suggests that people actively engage in five activities when contemplating both exciting future challenges as well as enormous hurdles. First, recall times when God was there to provide you with the energy, courage, hope and passion you needed. Write down a situation when it was apparent God was working in practical ways to help in an activity. If you are unable to readily invoke a memory of your own, read God’s promise in First Chronicles 16: “Remember His marvelous works which He has done. God’s attentiveness to your life remains steadfast.� Second, dedicate time to pray. Not only will that require you to quiet your racing thoughts, but you’ll experience peace, mental clarity and a renewed connection with God. You’ll begin to sift through ideas that are worthy of your attention and step away from those that aren’t. Third, ask God to help you discover ways to bring honor and glory to Himself. I often think back to the day I learned that my dad’s sudden illness was pancreatic cancer and he had little time to live. Fourteen short days following the devastating news he died and when the attending physician came into the room shortly after his passing, he asked me how I was able to react with such peace when there had been so little time to process the news. I told him God was a faithful companion and I would have fallen apart without Him. It was hard to speak, but I understood it was my moment to represent the truth as I had experienced it. Fourth, move forward. Get on with your plan. You have probably pondered it long enough and itemized the challenges. Turn now to your passion and step forward. And fifth, don’t stop once you get moving. Be persistent. Find a way around and over roadblocks. Never give up. Think about people you know or know about who pushed long and hard to meet their goals, who struggled and sacrificed, doubted yet dared. Watch them. Talk with them. Read about them. Then turn to God. Ask Him to partner with you. Follow the Light. Be the Light.
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By REBECCA OLSON Staff reporter
Sailors sang shanties while hard at work, and these musicians will be hard at work singing to benefit the three medical support groups on Whidbey Island at the third annual Shanty Fest. Concerts will be held Friday and Saturday, Jan. 20 and 21, both at 7 p.m., with free workshops beginning at 1 p.m. Saturday. Each concert will feature different songs. Workshops include a class for kids, women and shanties, how to arrange and sell your music and a sing-along. All events take place at the Greenbank Farm. Whidbey Pies cafe will stay open late for dinner and have pies available during intermissions. Tickets to each concert cost $20; a festival pass is $30. Profits will go to Medical Safety Net of North Whidbey, Coupeville’s Small Miracles and South Whidbey’s Friends
Featured singers at Shanty Fest include the Shify Sailors, above, Chris Roe, right, and Whateverly Brothers, far right.
of Friends, all of which help Whidbey Island residents pay medical bills they can’t afford. Last year, Shanty Fest raised more than $3,300 for these groups. This year’s goal is $5,000. “I’m so proud of our island, the community feeling and the support, helping these people live a close to normal life even though they’re struggling,� said Shanty Fest coordinator Vern Olsen, adding that the support is especially meaningful in the economic downturn. This year’s cast of musical talent includes the Shifty Sailors, Tom Lewis, Whateverly Brothers, Watch the Sky and Chris Roe. “I like festivals. You’re together for a purpose, not just an evening concert. A lot of people are really interested in this type of music,� Olsen said. “It’s something to do in January; there isn’t very much,� Olsen added.
Olsen is a strong supporter of having a non-summer festival because he said it encourages tourists to visit Whidbey during the winter, a time when performers’ schedules aren’t as full, housing on the island is more readily available, eating establishment aren’t as booked and the weather isn’t as bad as in other parts of the country. Next year, Olsen said he hopes to change the name from Shanty Fest to Maritime Festival. “We are an island. We’re surrounded by water. We have a fantastic history with the sea,� Olsen said, naming ferries, fishing, settling the island and more. “We are the best place around to think about having a maritime festival.� Changing the festival would allow a wider variety of musicians to join because the topic would expand to any songs of the sea, not just shanties. “It becomes more of a festival where we can draw par-
ticipants and attendees from across the country,� Olsen said, adding that next year, musicians from Maine and Massachusetts have already pledged to attend. If next year’s festival proves successful, Olsen plans to invite German and other international groups. Shanty Fest is a big event for the Greenbank Farm and the only big event there in January. “I feel so strongly about making things work for the people who are here,� Olsen said, adding that doing something for the farm is important to him. He was part of the movement to save the farm years ago. The musicians are all volunteers. Olsen is the director of the Shifty Sailors. The group has five CDs out and has performed internationally. “It’s our way of giving back to the community,� Olsen said.
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FORT CASEY AND ITS HISTORY: Terry Buchanan will speak Saturday, Jan. 14, at 1 p.m. at the Wind and Tide Bookshop about his book, “The History of Fort Casey and the Defense of the Pacific Northwest.� See Activities below for details.
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AUTHOR DIVES INTO BOOK SIGNING
Friends of the Coupeville Library will hold a potluck business meeting Jan. 19 at 5:30 p.m. Call 678-4911.
Oak Harbor author Peter Hunt will hold a book signing for his latest book, “Setting the Hook: A Diver’s Return to the Andrea Doria,� Jan. 14 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Whidbey Island Dive Center off Highway 20 near Taco Bell in Oak Harbor. See china and artifacts from Hunt’s dives to the Andrea Doria, a shipwreck that has claimed the lives of many divers, and buy the book about his adventures and the treasured friendships he formed. Visit settingthehook.org.
SPIRIT OF WRITING SPEAKERS The winners of the 2011 Spirit of Writing competition will read from their works at Sno-Isle Libraries. An anthology of the winning works will be available for sale at the readings. Readings will be Thursday, Jan. 19, 3 p.m. at the Oak Harbor Library; Thursday, Jan. 19, 7 p.m. at the Coupeville Library; and Tuesday, Jan. 31, 7 p.m. at the Freeland Library.
AUTHOR RECOUNTS FORT CASEY HISTORY Terry Buchanan will speak Jan. 14 at 1 p.m. at the Wind and Tide Bookshop about his book, “The History of Fort Casey and the Defense of the Pacific Northwest.� The book traces the history from the early 1890s to the present. It is brought alive through over 100 photographs following the events of the gold rush, two world wars and the Cold War. Buchanan is passionate on the subject, a great speaker and will be happy to sign his book for you. The shop is located in downtown Oak Harbor.
SPIRIT OF WRITING SPEAKS The winners of the 2011 Spirit of Writing competition will read from their works at Sno-Isle Libraries. An anthology of the winning works will be available for sale at the readings. Readings will be: Saturday, Jan. 14, 10:30 a.m. at Clinton Community Hall; Thursday, Jan. 19, 3 p.m. at the Oak Harbor Library; Thursday, Jan. 19, 7 p.m. at the Coupeville Library; and Tuesday, Jan. 31, 7 p.m. at the Freeland Library.
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MON. CITY CLOSES FOR HOLIDAY Oak Harbor city offices will be closed Jan. 16 in recognition of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day. Garbage and recyclables usually collected on Monday will instead be picked up Tuesday, Jan. 17. There are no other changes in Tuesday’s services.
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Oak Harbor Lions Club member David DeMarsh administers a hearing test to Crescent Harbor Elementary school kindergarten student Victoria Goins. The Lions Club screened students at four Oak Harbor elementary schools in January through the Lions Health Screening Unit. Volunteers tested students’ hearing and sight, both of which impact student learning.
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Take a look at Sarah Orne, E.B. White and other treasured American authors and why they matter. Hear about their lives and “the writing life� in their words at the Coupeville Library Jan. 16 at 5:30 p.m. Call 678-4911 or visit www.snoisle.org.
If you’ve experienced difficulty losing weight or achieving wellness, learn strategies to change your way of thinking. Participants must have a BMI greater than 25, avoid fad diets and supplements and commit to exercise. Sessions are Tuesdays and Thursdays, Jan. 17 through March 6 in the Whidbey General Hospital Life Center. Cost is $160 for employees/volunteers or $250 for non-employees. Schedule an interview with Mary by contacting 6787656 ext. 2130 or waterm@ whidbeygen.org.
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TUES. COUPON CLIPPERS BUSY THIS MONTH North Whidbey Coupon Club will meet for their “Clip n’ Chat� meetings at the Oak Harbor Chamber of Commerce on the following dates and times: Tuesday evenings, Jan. 17 and 31, 6:30 to 8 p.m.; Friday mornings, Jan. 13, 20 and 27, 9:30 to 11:30 a.m.; Saturday morning, Jan. 14, 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. All are welcome, meetings are free. Money-saving conversation and a variety of tools to help reduce spending are provided. Find us on Facebook: “Whidbey Coupon Club� or by email at nwcouponclub@comcast. net. Instructional classes and individual mentoring is available. Call 675-2338.
CAMERA CLUB SHARES POTLUCK Whidbey Island Camera Club will have an open house potluck dinner on Jan. 17 from 6 to 8 p.m. at Skagit Valley College, Whidbey Campus, Hayes Hall. Also, winners of the photo contest will be announced. Whidbey Island Camera Club, a community club, is open to the public. If you have questions, email tina31543@comcast.net or visit www. whidbeyislandcameraclub. com.
TODDLERS LEARN READING SKILLS Ages 18 months to 3 years enjoy music, stories,
creative activities and movements that nurture the desire to read Jan. 17 at 9:30 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. at the Oak Harbor Library, 1000 SE Regatta Dr. Playtime or a craft may follow. Caregiver required. Call 675-5115 or visit www.sno-isle.org.
ADULTS ACTIVE FOR LIFE Adults can attend free screenings and programs to help decrease the chance of a life-threatening fall. Staying Active and Independent for Life continues Jan. 17 at 2 p.m. at the Oak Harbor Library, located at 1000 SE Regatta Dr. Call 675-5115 or visit www.sno-isle.org.
LEARN WHAT TO DO WITH YOUR FOREST A Forest Stewardship Course is planned for 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. Wednesdays, Jan. 18 through March 14 in Coupeville. This handson course enables forest landowners to prepare their own forest stewardship plan. Sign up at www. whidbeycd.org or call Kevin at 425-357-6017.
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Donate blood Jan. 19, at the Coupeville United Methodist Church, 608 N. Main St., between 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. Online reservations can now be made by going to www.psbc.org/programs/ drive.asp?URL=0677. Contact Paddy Roberts, 6788746 or patbill@rapidwifi. com. The drive is sponsored by the Coupeville Lions Club.
WED. Wiggle and giggle with your baby through silly stories, happy songs, rhymes and activities that inspire a love of reading with Ready Readers: Baby and Me Storytime Jan. 18 at 9:30 and 10:30 a.m. Playtime follows. For newborns through 18 months. Caregiver required. Storytime will be held at the Oak Harbor Library, located at 1000 SE Regatta Dr. Call 675-5115.
PRESCHOOLERS BECOME READY READERS Children ages 3 to 5 years enjoy stories, songs and getting ready to read with a parent or caregiver Jan. 12 at 9:30 and 10:30 a.m. at the Oak Harbor Library, 1000 SE Regatta Dr., and at
Night of the Arts, a student art show by Oak Harbor Middle School and North Whidbey Middle School, will be held Jan. 19 from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. at Oak Harbor Middle School. Middle school students can submit art, including drawings, three-dimensional, videos and more, by Jan. 13 to Matt Young, 279-5345.
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SAILORS SING TO HELP THOSE IN NEED The third annual Whidbey Island Shanty Fest will be Jan. 20 and 21 at the Greenbank Farm. Enjoy music and free workshops. Tickets cost $20 per concert or $30 for a pass. Proceeds benefit medical support groups: Friends of Friends, Small Miracles and Medical Safety Net of North Whidbey. Tickets are available in Oak Harbor at Wind & Tide and Bayleaf; Coupeville at Bayleaf; Greenbank at the Wine Shop; Freeland at BookBay; Langley at Moonraker Books; or 800-838-3006 or www. brownpapertickets.com.
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St. Augustine’s is located at 5217 Honey Moon Bay Road, Freeland. The service will be preceded by complimentary sandwiches at noon. The featured speaker will be Ora Houston from Austin, Texas. Houston’s focus has been “giving voice to people who are not invited to the table and protecting the rights of all
who are forced to the margins of our community.� The service will feature interactive readings of the “Freedom Rides� of 1961 and music of Movement. Karl Olsen will lead the singing. Child care will be provided.
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a call for courage, persistence, team work, all of which will be on display in this Olympic year 2012. Many top-level athletes attribute their success to the power of prayer and God. Discuss this at the Christian Science Reading Room, 721 SW 20th Ct., Tuesday, Jan. 17 at 11 a.m. Discuss how your relation to God plays a role in dissolving issues such as discouragement, win-at-all-costs attitudes and more, or visit www.spirituality.com/chats.
Ora Houston will speak in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. on Jan. 16 in Freeland.
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Sunday Service 10 am Celebration Service/Kids’ Ministry 10 am Mission Emanuel Spanish Services Sunday Evening at 6pm Child Care Provided 319 SW 3rd Avenue www.oakharborag.org
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Whidbey Island Church of Christ 3143-G North Goldie Rd Oak Harbor
Sunday Worship ........9:00 a.m. Sunday Bible Study 10:00 a.m. Sunday Evening ........5:00 p.m. Wednesday Evening .6:00 p.m. For more information call: Gary 675-5569 Jerry 679-3986
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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Joe Cook, Preaching Minister www.churchofchrist-oh.org oakharborchurch@gmail.com
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50 SW 6th Avenue 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
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
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Saturday Worship ................. 5:30 p.m. Sunday Worship ....8:00 & 10:30 a.m. Sunday School .........................9:15 a.m.
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Nursery Available
Dave Templin, Pastor Bethany Popkes, Youth Director Kurt Imbach, Adult Facilitator
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Pastor Jeffrey Spencer Pastor Marc Stroud, Caring Minstry Lynne Ogren, Music & Children Ministry
www.whidbeypres.org
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721 S.E. Barrington • Oak Harbor 360-632-3642
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679-1288
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Pastor Juan Palm 360-675-2548
Word Of Everlasting Life & Faith Church
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Worship Service ......................Sunday 10:00am Adult Bible Study & Sunday School...11:15am Evening Service ................Wednesday 6:30pm Nursery Available
Minister: Rev. Elizabeth “Kit� Ketcham Childcare Year-Round Religious Education Sept-June All are welcome 360-321-8656 www.whidbey.com/uucwi uuadmin@whidbey.com
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Missouri Synod
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Concordia Lutheran Church
20103 State Route 525 Freeland
Trinity Lutheran Church
James Lindus, Pastor Dennis Hanson, Pastor George Brunjes, Pastor Eric Ottum, Pastor Karl Olsen, Minister of Music
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Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Whidbey Island
St. Augustine’s Parish • 675-2303 Masses: Saturday Sunday Wed & Fri
(Just two miles south of the Greenbank Farm)
Calvary Chapel Oak Harbor
1000 NE Koetje Street “To Know Christ & Make Him Known�
874 Plantation Drive Greenbank, WA
Oak Harbor Southern Baptist Church
Whidbey Presbyterian Church
Oak Harbor Church of Christ
Pastor Greg Adkins
St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church
Brent Sorlien, Senior Pastor
675-2441 • www.ohfumc.org 1050 SE Ireland St • Oak Harbor
(Just North of Office Max)
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555 SE Regatta Dr. Oak Harbor 679-3431
ISLAND VINEYARD COMMUNITY CHURCH
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Oak Harbor
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Central Whidbey COUPEVILLE $289,000 Extremely nice rambler on large private, corner lot. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, 2-car garage. Cook’s kitchen with large pantry. Master with adjoining bath. Fenced backyard. Close to amenities. John Carr 360-678-5858 #304026
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SCATCHET HEAD $195,000 Spectacular views of Mt Rainier and the Seattle skyline. Build your dream home, kick back and watch the action in Puget Sound’s busy shipping lanes. #29081886 John Joynt 360-346-0017 USELESS BAY $137,500 Many possibilities with this 3.7+ acreage property. Over 400 ft of highway frontage, the house is hidden by trees. 2-bedroom septic installed in 1990. Approximately 1.5 acres of pasture. #307622 Steve Strehlau 206-819-3411
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14,844
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NOW
14,987
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15,987
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16,058
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16,469
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NOW
16,990
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$
NOW
18,979
$
NOW
13,974
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15,877
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16,490
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23,591
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17,976
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17,987
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$
NOW
19,559
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$
NOW
19,877
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18,553
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20,366
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23,979
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24,987
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29,486
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NOW
29,987
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33,436
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28,987
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