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Election Results
Clallam County Auditor Shoona Riggs announced on Friday, Nov. 6, that all ballots had been counted as of 4:30 p.m. CLALLAM COUNTY COMMISSIONER RACE Mark Ozias came out on top with 11,474 votes, with Jim McEntire receiving 10,092 votes. PORT RACE Connie Beauvais of Joyce, operator and manager of the Crescent Water Association, received 10,555 votes, to Forks City Council member Michael Breidenbach’s 7,748 votes, for the Port of Port Angeles West End District 3 position. FORKS CITY COUNCIL Olympic National Park ranger Jon Preston garnered 289 votes to Christina Kohout’s 150 votes in the race for Forks City Council, Position 5. Former Council member Kevin Hinchen, who resigned several months ago, due to moving out of the city limits, received 375 votes. His position was filled by Linda McGinley. LEVY LIFT A proposed levy for Clallam County Fire District 1 — looked to pass by a narrow margin of nine votes. The levy measure, had 491 votes to approve it with 482 votes to reject it. HOSPITAL DISTRICT 1 BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS RACE Incumbent Donald Lawley received 631 votes with write-in opponent Patty Birch receiving 445 votes. The next count will be after certification on Nov. 24 by 4:30 p.m. For complete election results go to http://results.vote. wa.gov/results/current/clallam.
Forks Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Lissy Andros and visitor center volunteer Marcia Yanish accept a donation from Pete Dahlgren for the Chamber’s Wine and Cheese event coming up this Saturday, Nov. 14, at the Rainforest Arts Center. The basket contains wine, chocolate, Dahlgren Logging hoodie and hat and the two editions of the Logger Memorial Book. The event also will feature the “Best of Awards.” At last year’s event Dahlgren Logging was named business of the year … who will it be this year? See page 10 for this year’s nominees. Photo Christi Baron
United Way Restaurant Days Start Nov. 11 Do you like to support Restaurant Day, but have a hard time deciding which one to choose? Well, now you can go to all of them as each restaurant will have its own day. The following area restaurants are participating and will donate a portion of their sales from their day to United Way. Wednesday Nov. 11 — The In Place; Thursday Nov. 12 — Subway; Friday Nov. 13 — Forks Coffee Shop; Saturday Nov. 14 — Sully’s Drive-In; Monday Nov. 16 — JT’s Sweet Stuffs; Tuesday Nov. 17 — Pacific Pizza; Wednesday Nov. 18 — Sunset Lanes The list will continue next week.
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Despite the fact the annual Turkey Drawing location was changed on short notice, the turnout was good last Saturday. The weekly drawings have moved to the Rainforest Arts Center and will continue there through the Santa Bucks Drawings each Saturday at 1 p.m., until Christmas. The turkey winners were Sue Liedtke, Alexis Witherspoon and Jackie Pleines. Winners of gift certificates from JT’s Sweet Stuffs and Sully’s were Dave Hersom, Tracy Hudson, Nora Alwarth, Linda Woody and Sara Johnson. When shopping at West End Business and Professional Association member businesses, earn blue tickets, one for every $10 spent. Bring them to the drawings each Saturday for turkeys until Thanksgiving and Santa Bucks until Christmas. WEBPA has sponsored this activity for over 30 years. WEBPA members also are selling $1,000 shopping spree tickets, $1 each. The drawing for the $1,000 shopping spree is Dec. 19 and the winner need not be present to win.