November 14, 2012 - Goldendale Sentinel

2 — NOVEMBER 14, 2012 GOLDENDALE, WASHINGTONBUDGET from Page 1VETS from Page 1were changes that increasedwages affecting the 2012 budget.Also, the union representingthe deputy sheriffs hasfiled a grievance against theSheriff ’s Department over reductionof hours. The Sheriff’s Department is currentlyin the middle of dialoguewith the union over this matter.The Sheriff ’s Departmentcan ask for an extra expendituresbudget throughout theyear from the county commissionersthrough the means ofa supplemental request. However,the commissioners havemade it clear that a supplementalrequest will not be approvedwithout proof of arevenue source backing thatexpenditure request. “SheriffMcComas has received writtencorrespondence from thecommissioners that the 2012budget is not going to changeat this point in time unless wecan show a new revenuesource,” says Kallio. “So if wewant to increase our expenditurebudget we have to knowwhere the revenue will comefrom. At this point it justdoesn’t exist.” McComas addsthat the department is conservingwherever they canand making some decisionsthat are not entirely popular,including reduced patrol coverageto the communities,asking the deputies to travelto certain areas and thenpark, and not actually performpatrol duties in ruralareas, due to the inability toreceive additional expenditureThe vast majority of thedepartment’s revenues comesfrom the general fund, taxescollected from the citizens. Asmaller amount is funded bygrants, around $100,000 a yearaccording to Kallio. “It's significantbecause their budgetis so big,” says Sauter. “Thetaxpayers’ contribution becomesincreasingly greatereven if the budget stayed thesame because other revenueshave gotten smaller, and weare making up the differenceas best we can. We are out ofthe ability to do that.” Whereasthe sheriff ’s budget isaround $3.8 million, the propertytax collected in KlickitatCounty is roughly $3.9 million.Sauter continues, “I understandthat they have increasingcosts. We are actuallycontributing more than weever have before and so it’shard to characterize that as areduction. I am not a law enforcementperson, but I doknow numbers. From lookingat other counties, as far asstaffing levels per capita andhow much we spend per person,and looking at the data,we are adequately fundingthe sheriff ’s department.”McComas says that notonly did the citizens voicetheir concerns to the commissionersthat they did not wantthe budget cut, but they wantedthe Sheriff ’s Departmentto receive additional fundingfor patrols especially the communitiesof Wishram, Dallesport,Lyle, Alderdale, andKlickitat, communities thathave a higher crime problemthan other areas. “The publicsees what is going on with theeconomy and with the crimerates, which is at least partiallydue to the downturn of theeconomy. I do not think thecommissioners have giventhat enough consideration,”says McComas.Sauter contends that he isaware that law enforcement isa concern of the public. “Weall have to make hard decisions,”he says, “and there arenot two sides to this story—there are a hundred sides. Weare going to take care of thepublic in the best way we canwith the dollars we have. Wehave some abilities to raisesome revenues, but thatwould mean some tax increases.I, as a commissioner,would never implement thosewithout the public telling meto do that.”Sauter and McComas canagree that they disagree onthe nature of budget cuts.Sauter says, “There is differencein opinion. If we give$3.9 million this year and $3.9million next year, that is not areduction. With all due respectto the Sheriff, if hisstaffing costs go up, and heneeds $4 million next yearand you give him $3.9, he seesthat as a $100,000 reduction.”In the county commissioners’board meeting on Oct. 16,McComas said that he and thecounty commissioners had adifference in interpretation ofbudget reduction. “To methere is a reduction when Ilook at the budget one yearand it’s an X dollar amountand the following year comesaround and the commissionersattempt to adopt the budgetwith the same X dollaramount but they are askingme to absorb some additionalcosts. They are not giving methe additional funds to takecare of those costs. It appearsat this point that though theyhave been told about these increasedcosts, they are not increasingthe budget.” McComassays that he wants to befair to the commissioners inthat they have not adopted abudget yet, so he do not knowhow the discussions of absorbingcosts will play out,but that it is a concern.The county commissionershave presented a target 2013budget to the Sheriff ’s Department.The departmenthas submitted their proposedbudget to meet that targetbudget back to the commissioners.McComas says,“Many costs for doing servicehave come around in the formof updating equipment andreplacing equipment that iscrucial to providing a safe environmentfor our employeesand citizens.” Sauter agreesthere is a need for capital expenditures,like guns andtasers. He would like to seethose big-ticket items pulledout of the budget and put in areplacement schedule similarto the preexisting replacementschedule for county vehicles.“Let’s get you what youneed,” says Sauter, “but let’screate a budget for that insteadof funding for them outof your current operatingbudget.”Although the budget for2013 has not been adopted norhas the final preliminary budgetbeen made public, SheriffMcComas has been publiclycritical of the commissioners.McComas says, “It’s moreabout preparation and time tolet our employees and the citizensknow that we do notknow what 2013 will bring asfar as the budget. We are justnot sure what we are going todo to provide the same level ofservices.” Sauter proposes anopen discussion about theneeds of the Sheriff ’s Departmentfrom the sheriff ’s perspectiveand from the public’sperspective about what theyare willing to fund. Sautersays, “Ultimately, all I can implementis what the public iswilling to pay for and whatthey see as the need.”The working preliminarybudget is now available forpublic viewing in the CountyCommissioners office locatedin the Klickitat County CourtHouse. The final preliminarybudget will be available to thepublic on Nov. 20. Sauterurges citizens to contact thecommissioners through thephone, mail, or email thoughthe commissioners’ office oreven to stop them on thestreet. He continues, “Thepreliminary budget is our interpretationof what the public’spriorities are. If we don’thave it right, the public needsto let us know. We need buy-infrom the public, because it’stheir money that we arespending. I welcome constructivecriticism.”The public hearing on theKlickitat County 2013 Budgetfor all departments will beDec. 4 in the Commissionerschambers of the KlickitatCounty Court House.KVH from Page 118.130.180 and the WashingtonState AdministrativeCode Section 246-918-410,both regarding unprofessionalconduct. There is no disputeabout the facts. Thiscombination is responsiblefor Dave’s departure.”BISHOP from Page 1flew into Newark, N.J., theday before to coordinate prearrivaland setup. Arrangementswere made for ourconvoy of equipment to havea police escort with flashinglights and sirens after enteringNew York by way ofGoethal Bridge through NewYork to Fort WadsworthPark. Some of our west coasttruck drivers had a quicklearning experience navigatingNew York City streetswith 53-foot semi trailers.Gas is being rationed. Youcan only get a maximum of10 gallons. Plus, if your licenseplate ends with an evennumber you get gas on evenThere has been no new actionby the MQAC on Tuning’scase, and its coursecould run through much ofnext year. There is no word atpresent on whether or nothis departure from KVHcould affect the resolution ofthe MQAC complaint.White says KVH’s move todays—if your plate endswith an odd number, you getgas on odd days. Normallythe government providesfuel to contractors—not thecase here. We are on our own.Diesel is easier to obtain butyou have to pay cash. It’s notunusual to have 20 to 30 peoplein line at an ATM machine—ifit works.Instead of using our gasvan to get supplies, we useour diesel crew cab pickups.Finding parking in Staten Islandfor our crew cab pickupswould be a challenge inthe best of situations, but it’sa nightmare after Sandy. Wehave to navigate toll roads orbridges everywhere we go.We pay a $24 bridge toll to goLOU MARZELESNATURE’S WAY: Dr. NicoleDaddona speaks at aGreater GoldendaleChamber of Commercemeeting Thursday at TheGlass Onion Restaurant.Dadonna is a naturopathicdoctor working withGoldendale Chiropracticand Natural Medicine, 216W. Main Street, inGoldendale. She says anaturopath is a kind of medicaldetective who addresseshealth issues in a holisticapproach that tries toassess the entire personand treat illness at thecausal level and not merelyfix symptoms. She can prescribemedications, drawlabs, and tend to most medicalneeds. Naturopaths,she says, treat people, notsymptoms or diseases, andthey seek to empowerpatients through understandingand education.New truck shop opens near transfer stationRoadrunner Truck andEquipment Repair, whichdoes large truck and equipmentrepair, has opened aheavy duty truck parts andtruck tire store. The store isopen from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.Monday through Friday. Thebusiness is located at 1180 W.Broadway, across from thetransfer station. Roadrunneralso does 24-hour roadsideservice.Roadrunner is operated byJosh Dyche, Jacob Rahbergerand their father, RandyDyche.Josh graduated fromWyotech in Wyoming in 2011,where he studied Diesel techand chassis fabrication. Hehas also worked in the familybusiness as a mechanic formany years.Jacob has also worked inthe family business for manyyears as a mechanic and hastaken many classes on truckmaintenance and has severalcertificates of completion.Randy operates Pacific Excavationand owned and operatedtwo truck stop repairfacilities in southern Oregonin the 1980s.Randy says, “Courteouscustomer service is what youcan expect, along with fairprices and experienced workmanship.”The business’ phone numberis (509) 773-7111.place Tuning on leave wasabout ensuring quality andsafe care to patients while attendingto the interests ofemployees and providers. “Ibelieve that KVH has successfullybalanced all of theinterests of the parties involved,”he said at that time.to Costco in a pickup or a $65toll for our semi’s. It literallytook phone calls to Washington,D.C., and the New Yorkmayor to get enough propanefor our use, a minimum of100 gallons per vehicle at acost of $7 a gallon.Midway through day twothe weather began to change,and by night fall six inches ofsnow had fallen. We have nothad a chance to see much ofthe destruction yet.Richard hopes to send morecommunications later.books such as James and theGiant Peach and Charlie andthe Chocolate Factory.Fifth and sixth grade studentsdelivered thank youcards to each of the veteransas the GMS band playedSousa’s Stars and Stripes asthe recessional. Studentsfrom Goldendale MiddleSchool said they wanted allveterans to know that theircontributions to their freedomare very much appreciated.

4 — NOVEMBER 14, 2012 GOLDENDALE, WASHINGTONOPINIONLOU MARZELES, EDITOR AND PUBLISHERKAREN HENSLEE, GENERAL MANAGERANDREW CHRISTIANSEN, REPORTER/SPORTSNo one gets richer off gasthan the governmentWith the average price of gas in America hovering around $3.50per gallon for regular unleaded, it costs more than $50 to fill a typicalcar’s 15-gallon tank.But why does gas cost so much?You may blame high gas prices on rich oil company executives orgreedy gas station owners. But the truth is, governments rake in alarger profit than anyone at the pump—and with gas taxes on therise in many parts of the country, there’s no relief in sight.The price of a gallon of gas is based on the combined cost of fourdifferent expenses: the price of crude oil, the cost of refining/manufacturinggas, distribution and marketing expenses, and theamount of taxes levied on gasoline.Oil costs comprise about 76 percent of thecost of gasoline, according to U.S. Energy InformationAdministration (EIA). That means$2.66 of a $3.50 gallon of gasoline is set beforethe oil is even refined and turned into gas.Refining oil to manufacture gas is the nextstep in the process—and the next expense fordrivers. As of January 2012, the EIA found thatthe refining process was responsible for sixpercent of the cost of gas.Distribution and marketing—the part of theprocess most apparent to consumers—constitutes another six percentof gas prices. That portion of the cost includes the shippingand transportation of the gasoline, a markup to cover retailers’ expenses,and any advertising done to appeal to customers.The remaining 12 percent—or almost 50 cents per gallon—goesdirectly to federal, state and even local governments in an array ofsales and excise taxes.The federal gas tax is 18.4 cents on every gallon of gasoline soldin America. State gas tax rates vary from a low of eight cents pergallon in Alaska to a jarring 49 cents per gallon in New York.Believe it or not, government makes far more from gas sales thanall of the oil companies put together.ExxonMobil for example, made only seven cents per gallon ofgasoline in 2011. That’s just a drop in the bucket compared to thenearly 50 cents per gallon that federal, state, and local governmentsrake in one an average gallon of gas pumped in the United States.Gas taxes are particularly unfair because they hit the poorestpeople the hardest. Most people have to drive, whether to work, tothe grocery store, to pick up kids from school or any of the dozensof other reasons we pull out of the driveway each day. These responsibilitiesdon’t change whether you make $25,000 or $250,000each year. The only difference is for someone struggling to makeends meet, paying 50 cents per gallon in taxes, may be the differencebetween driving to work and putting dinner on the table.At the last Java Talk community discussion meeting, a fresh idea about acommunity center came up.“Has anybody thought of the old Grange Hall?” a meeting participantasked. “Knock the old one down and build something there.”City administrator Larry Bellamy responded, “That, in my opinion,would have to be one of the buildings to we would evaluate. I think weshould also look at sites that currently have buildings and determinewhether or not it makes sense to use an existing site that we already haveand remodel or refurbish it in some way.”“It would certainly need it,” another participant said. “But if it weremore feasible than starting from scratch somewhere, why not?”“I mean, there’s already some community activitiestaking place there currently.”“The Grange Hall would have to be willing to let thathappen.”“When you start changing the use of the buildingand want to improve it, and you want to improve an oldbuilding, you can have problems. We have a lot of buildingslike that. And a lot of them are still standing.”“What about the wiring in there, is that new or old?”“Old.”“The heating system?”GuestCommentaryDrew Johnson,TaxpayersProtectionAllianceGetting creative with centerJava TalkCommunityDiscussion Group“All of that would have to be revamped, and I assume plumbing as well.”“It’s got the right kind of things. The working stuff for the space isn’t ingreat shape.”“The main thing we’re talking about here is a place for kids. Someplacewith a banquet room and a kitchen. That’s the main things I think we need.”“Someplace close to the schools.”THE GOLDENDALE SENTINELOFFICIAL NEWSPAPER FOR GOLDENDALE AND KLICKITAT COUNTY, WAESTABLISHED 1879 • PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM OFFICES AT117 W. MAIN • GOLDENDALE, WA 98620TELEPHONE (509) 773-3777 • FAX (509) 773-4737EMAIL: (NEWS, EDITORIAL, LETTERS)SENTINELNEWS@GOLDENDALESENTINEL.COM; OR(ADS, COMMUNITIES, HOMETOWN)SENTINELADS@GOLDENDALESENTINEL.COMTHE GOLDENDALE SENTINEL STAFFHEIDI MCCARTY, AD DESIGNRACHEL OLP, GOLDENDALE AD SALESRICH WILLIAMS, AD SALESLETTERS FROM THE COMMUNITYGreat girls’volleyball supportTo the Editor:We had by far the best crowdsupport and volleyball parents andfans from Goldendale at the Districttournament. It was such apositive environment for our athletes.Goldendale has a reputationfor being rude to officials, but onSaturday I did not hear any negativecomments. What all heard wasa group of people focused on supportingour girls in their efforts tomove on to the state tournament.Although our team played theirhearts out, the team finished onegame short of their goal, but wehave every reason to be proud ofthe efforts of our young women.Those in attendance showed positivesupport and represented theGoldendale community that I’m alwaystelling people about. It is awesometo be the Goldendale SchoolsSuperintendent. Let us keep thatpositive support throughout theupcoming basketball season.Mark Heid, SuperintendentGoldendale School DistrictTo the Editor:I was so proud of the GoldendaleTimberwolves ladies volleyballteam at the District play-offs.Our ladies played their heart andsouls out. It took five games for Zillahto make the win. We did not godown without a wonderful sittingon-the-edge-of-your-seatfive-gameplayoff: it was so exciting. As anobserver and supporter, it was soheartwarming to see the supportprovided by the student body thatcame to support them. I did not seeone other school with cheer leadersand students cheering in supportlike Goldendale. There was nodoubt we were there, or why wecame. Talk about school spirit anda team who plays to win! Thanks tothe Goldendale High School, players,and spectators for making theexperience one to be remembered.Becky TwohyGoldendaleTime to moveforward togetherTo the Editor:Who would have guessed theelection night drama would beover by bedtime?The power of the media beingwhat it is, one might have expectedless sleep, more stress, and maybeeven a fist fight or two!But even with the hundreds ofmillions of dollars thrown at us tostir up hate and bias, the peoplevoted their hopes and not theirfears.Some will rejoice, some willcrawl back into their ideologicalcaves.Yet, inevitably, our destiny is tomove forward.Our challenge is doing so together,in community.It seems to me that followers ofJesus need to be in the forefront ofthis awakening.LeRoy SchootGoldendalePresidents can’tchange gas pricesTo the Editor:In reading Eric Olsens’ letterand the response to it, I thought itmight be instructive to put someprices to the cost to produce a gallonof gasoline.Based on a recent Bloomberg article,we find that the average priceof a barrel of crude oil in 2012 is$110. A barrel is 44 gallons andthus a gallon of crude costs $2.50just to extract from nature. Wethen look at the Energy Almanacto find the other costs in producing,handling, and taxing a gallonof gasoline, and we arrive at aprice with profit included of $4.17per gallon at the pump as of Oct.29, 2012. This price has temporarilygone down due to a decrease indemand.The increase in petroleum extractionis happening in the tarsands in Canada, the shale in theNorth/ South Dakotas and in offshore places like the Gulf of Mexico.These costs of extraction areonly going to increase.So to think that Obama or anyoneelse can significantly lowerthe price of gasoline is a dream.Lewis L. McFarlandGoldendaleSchool vetsprogram showedspiritTo the Editor:I appreciate Goldendale MiddleSchool for honoring veterans witha nice lunch and very special program.Thanks to Mr. Siegel and theband for a wonderful musical tributeto all branches of our military.These young people and the freedomof all is worth fighting for.Len CrawfordGoldendaleA little child shalllead themTo the Editor:Before the election my five yearold great grandson was listeningto his animated mom arguing withanother lady about the election.Our barely five year old greatgrandson watched then and announced,“Mom, you shouldn’t getso upset. You know the Lord willdo as He sees fit.”Wow! That pretty much sets thetone for we who “lost” the election.Yep, a simple faith of a child canlead us and give us peace.Street light isneededDick SchullerGoldendaleTo the Editor:This concerns the city of Goldendale:I would like this to come toyour attention about kids’ safety atnight time. There needs to be astreet light put between theGrange Hall and the primaryschool. Kids are walking homefrom sports, games, or practiceand walk home at night. Therehave been kids picked on aroundthat area also. It is also dangerouswalking into those big boulders inthe dark. This has been said manytimes before. Please do somethingabout it for everyone’s safety. Nobodyneeds to be walking in thedark in that area.Lee PackGoldendaleSacred songs arefor sacred seasonTo the Editor:When we moved to Goldendalefrom Tualatin, Ore., 10 years agowe moved from a school districtwhich still allowed the singing ofreligious music in the Christmasprograms, and so we were veryhappy to see that the same heldtrue in the high school here. A fewyears ago an attempt was made tochange that, and we were encouragedto see the community standup for one of those deeply held traditionsthat District SuperintendentMark Heid spoke of in theOct. 31 Sentinel article about thedispute over sacred songs in ourhigh school Christmas program.Since Christmas is a religiousholiday, celebrating the birth ofJesus Christ, excluding sacredmusic seems, at the very least,silly. The argument of religiousversus atheist aside, sacred andsecular music exist and are worthyof study, and so it seems entirelyreasonable to do that in a school atChristmas time.I would hope that the beliefs oftwo individuals would not changeone of the many wonderful thingsabout this community. Mr. Siegel,Mrs. Stout and Mrs. Kruse do anincredible job every year teachingour kids the arts, and we need tosupport them in their choices.Sheila StoneGoldendaleDeadlines:News and Letters:Noon FridayDisplay Advertising:5 p.m. FridayClassified Advertising:Noon MondayLegal Notices:5 p.m. MondaySubscriptions:1 Year, 2 YearsGoldendale Carrier:$26, $40In Klickitat County:$32, $52Outside Klickitat County:$42, $75USPS 2213-6000 WEEKLY. Periodical postage paid at Goldendale PostOffice, Goldendale, Wash. 98620. POSTMASTER: Send address changes toThe Goldendale Sentinel, 117 W. Main St. Goldendale, WA 98620-9526.GUIDELINES FOR LETTERSThe Goldendale Sentinel attempts to publish as many letters to the editor as possible. Letters tothe editor should be original and comment on an issue. There is a suggested length limit of about300 words. Unsigned letters, letters with fictitious signatures, or copies of letters to public officialsare generally not accepted. The Sentinel also limits letters on a particular subject when we feel ithas been thoroughly aired, to the point of becoming repetitive. Check your facts; offhand “statistics”or “information” of questionable nature will not be printed.The Sentinel also reserves the right to edit or omit a letter if it contains potentially libelous material,an attack on an individual, or is generally in bad taste. Writers must include name, city of residence,and phone number for verification purposes.

GOLDENDALE, WASHINGTON NOVEMBER 14, 2012 — 5COMMUNITYCougar sighted inLyle againOver 150 contestants participatedin the KlickitatTrail half-marathon & 5krun/walk between Klickitatand Lyle on Saturday Nov. 3,most of which never knewour area existed. Congratulationsgo to some ofour own whoplaced in the event.There were somewho walked thedistance and someran but all had agreat time and oneentry even relinquishedsecondplace to her friend and acceptedthird. Now that’s realsportsmanship! It was afundraiser for both activitycenters in their respectivecommunities with sponsorstoo numerous to mention, butif you visit the Facebook page(Klickitat Trail half-marathon& 5k run/walk and spot them,thank those various sponsorsfor their part in making thisevent a huge success.It has been reported to methat the cougar is still on theprowl; this time right throughdowntown Lyle. It has beenspotted on both ends of town;near the railroad tunnel atthe east and it even followed agentleman who was walkinghis dog from the park to hishome on the west end oftown. I understand that mostof the time the man was walkingbackwards, facing thestalking animal to his door.(That’s right past my house,folks!) The Department ofLyle NewsMildred LykensFish & Wildlife responded tothe report with dogs but wereunable to locate any signother than one paw print nearthe railroad tracks and thedogs did not pick up thescent.”The annual HolidayBazaarbrought in wavesof customers onboth Friday andSaturday. Over 20vendors’ displayedtheir wares andwere as diverse asthey were uniqueand readily available to easethe strain of buying for thosehard to please folks on shoppers’Christmas list. Thelunch table of hot dogs andchili was there to warm youinside, as well as a raffle for abeautiful handmade quilt towarm you outside. This year’squilt winner was Betty Isaacsonof Dallesport.Ten Lady Sundowners metfor their monthly luncheon atthe Old School Grill in Carson.They try new and differenteateries to experience thevarious cuisines the Gorgehas to offer; as does the entiregroup when they meet forwinter monthly meetings. November’sget-together found20 members gathered at CascadeLocks’ Charburger,downstairs for the all-youcan-eat-brunchand a shortmeeting afterward.Submit your news to: MildredLykens: 365-0060 –lykensme@embarqmail.com.Needed: Committed volunteersfor Cornucopia Clothing BankI attended last Saturday night’s presentationof the Goldendale HighSchool Drama Clubs play, “Pygmalion”during a full house at the GoldendaleGrange. Miller White was thestar of the show playing asHenry Higgins as well as hisco-star Faith Jackowski-Runyanwho played Eliza Doolittle.Three Stages were providedby the Drama Club thisyear making a lot more roomfor the play. All of the starsdid so well with their Britiishaccents in the smoothly executedplay with much credit going to DirectorMaryanna Kruse. I can hardlywait to see their next play.The Cornucopia Clothing Bank is inneed of committed volunteers. Theclothing bank is open every Tuesdayfrom 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., and is located inthe basement of the Lutheran ChurchHear’sGoldendaleDianaNotestineon the corner of Simcoe and ColumbusStreets.. The clothing bank is lookingfor committed volunteers, with goodpeople skills, that can work with the diversepopulation that comesto the clothing bank. TheFree concerts featuring Christian musician ChuckGerard coming to Grace Brethren and Praise BarnChristian musician Chuck Gerard will bein Goldendale on Nov. 18, at theCommunity Grace BrethrenChurch for a free concert at 6p.m. and again at The PraiseBarn for a Thanksgiving worshipservice on Nov. 21, at 6:30 p.m.Everyone is welcome to come forthis unique experience in song.Chuck Girard is a pioneer ofContemporary Christian Music.He began a spiritual quest as ahippie in the 1960’s. His journeythrough Eastern philosophies,mysticism, New Age, etc., resulted in a conversionto Christianity in 1970 at the famousJesus Movement Church, Calvary Chapel,in Costa Mesa, Calif.He was a founding member of“Love Song” the very first Christianrock band to become famousin the U.S., which was spawnedout of Calvary Chapel.Chuck continues to ministerthroughout the world throughworship seminars, preaching,teaching and concerts.He is the father of Alisa Girard,a member of the wellknown CCM group “Zoegirl.”He currently resides in Franklin Tenn.,with Karen, his wife of 35 years.clothing bank serves atremendous need for a lot ofpeople in Goldendale and itwould be a shame to see itclose. If you think this issomething you would wantto do or have any questionsplease give Renee a call at(509) 250-0149.The clothing bank serves approximately200 clients a month with approximately800 items of clothing per monthtaken. They can always use gently wornclothes, shoes, blankets, coats, hats,gloves. The clients can take up to 10items per family member once a month.“Soroptimist International of Goldendaleis calling all Knitters” says pastpresident Barb Robinson. “It is abouttime to start decorating the Mitten Tree,which will be in its usual spot at TheSentinel office, 117 W. Main. On MondayNov. 26, it will be up and ready to acceptyour generous donations. Everyone is,looking forward to an amazing collectionof “ornaments” on the Mitten Tree.We wish to thank you for all your time,effort and generosity in making thissuch a huge success every year!”KLCK 1400am invites all Goldendalearea businesses to call in on their specialone hour Hotline show every fourthFriday from 8 a.m. to 9 a.m. to give a 60second pitch for their business. Thenext special Hotline is the Friday afterThanksgiving, Nov. 23. The number is 1-877-773-5525 option 1. The regular Hotlineshow is every weekday, Mondaythrough Friday from 8:35 a.m. to precisely9 a.m.Hoctor and Klinger toattend Glenwoodcommunity councilKlickitat County ProsecutingAttorney, Lori Hoctor, willbe attending the next GlenwoodCommunity Councilmeeting on Tuesday, Nov. 20,7p.m. at the GlenwoodGrange. Barb Klinger fromthe Klickitat Co. Health Departmentwill also be presentinginformation about a programthat the GlenwoodSchool District could be eligiblefor. Please attend andbring any questions or concerns.Get ready forthe holidaybazaarJohn Tallman of Goldendalepassed away Monday,Nov. 12.He is theEast EndNewsAda RuthWhitmorehusbandof KittNaughtTallman,formerlyof Bickleton.Thereis to be a Christmas Bazaar atthe Bickleton Grange Hall onDec. 2, starts at 11 a.m. Formore information call JenniferWilson at the MainStreet Market. There will befood available by some of thehigh school students.Goldendale Chamber seeks nominations for board vacanciesThree board members’term will expire on Dec 31,2012. Nomination requestswere e-mailed to chambermembers last week. Anymember, in good standing,may be nominated. The deadlinefor nominations is growingclose, as the election ballotsare scheduled to bemailed on Nov. 16 in accordancewith Chamber bylaws.If you have not turned in anomination, or if you haveconsidered nominating yourself,don’t delay, do it now!We have some great plans for2013, which include a muchcloser association with ourbusiness members and weneed you to make it all happen!The Greater GoldendaleArea Chamber of Commerceencourages the communityto get on the purpleand gold bandwagon. Ourcommunity has proven itsability to work together whenfaced with great adversity asin the Monastery Fire thesummer of 2011.Why not pull togetherin supportof our kids, theirschool and communityunity?When visitorsdrive into ourcommunity andsee a display ofpurple and gold flags, banners,even the locals attiredin purple and gold it evokes agreat, positive, pride in Goldendaleand the school. TheTimberwolf Spirit Wear linkcan be accessed athttp://www.goldendaleschools.org/.Visit theChamberChatEarleneSullivanlink, get your spirit wear andgo purple and gold!Our annual lighted ChristmasParade will be held at 5p.m. on Dec. 8 thisyear. PresidentTom Ireland hasbeen passing outflyers encouragingstore fronts to decoratewith sparkling,twinkling clearlights for the holidays.An option isthe solar rope lights whichare reasonable and can befound on the internet. Manyvisitors come to town for theChristmas parade and to visitfamily and friends. What ashowcase we could present tothem with a community all atwinkle for the holidays.Goldendale Chamber’smember banquet was a greatsuccess. Lanae Johnson, AccessibleWay Catering, put onan excellent fare. She usedonly local foods prepared bylocal chefs, bakers, and ourown Goldendale Grangemembers. Wine from MaryhillWinery was availablefrom our guest server andmember Rich Marshall. Theevening was topped with anexcellent presentation byDennis Birney, KlickitatCounty Historical Society, entitled“The Defining Moment.”The holiday shopping seasonis here, and we remindyou, there is an excellentchoice of rich, beautiful,original gifts available righthere in town. Unique, unusualand one of a kind, manynot only made in the U.S.A.,but in Goldendale and KlickitatCounty. Just wanderthrough our stores andshops, with your eyes wideopen, you’ll be amazed atwhat you will find.Farmers Market ChristmasBazaar and CentervilleSchool Christmas Bazaar applicationsare available at thechamber office, 903 E Broadway,9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Mondaythrough Friday.

6 — NOVEMBER 14, 2012 GOLDENDALE, WASHINGTONKVH hires full time surgeonKELLY SHIPPFOR THE SENTINELKlickitat Valley Health(KVH) has hired Dr. JacintoOrozco of Tucson, Ariz., to bethe new full-time surgeon,changing the way surgeryservices have been providedsince the hospital opened in1949.KVH says the decision toreplace Mid-Columbia SurgicalSpecialists (MCSS) wasbased on improving the levelof patient services and theeconomic needs of the hospital.“Patient care is going tobe hugely different. Dr. Orozcois a resource we have neverhad before. The communitycould stay here, if theychoose to, to get their care. Wehave got all this infrastructure,and it need to be busy,”says John White, CEO and Superintendentof KVH.Whitecontinues,“We reallyare verygrateful forall the coverageMidColumbiaSurgicalSpecialists have done. Theyhave taken care of us formany, many years. Medicinehas changed and The Dalleshas gotten busier. They didclinics here, but they tookmost of the surgery back toThe Dalles. They have got abusy practice down there.They just naturally like theirhome base,” says White.At first White proposed toMCSS that KVH find and hirea surgeon who would be apart of their group but bebased out of Goldendale.MCSS did not agree. “Wetalked through that. At theend I said, ‘The economics areupside down. We’ve got tohave more surgeries donehere,’” White says. Of all thesurgeries required by the patientsof KVH, only one ortwo a month are performedhere. Most surgeries are performedat the MCSS practicein The Dalles. “We have theoperation room crew, we havethe operation room itself, wehave the equipment, and a24/7 anesthesia crew. We werepaying for more than we weregetting.”White says the populationof Goldendale can supportthis decision to hire a fulltime surgeon. “We looked atpopulation based-utilizationmeasures. For every thousandpeople adjusted for age,there are so many generalsurgeries that take place onaverage across the country. Soif you do the math on that, it’spretty close to a full-time surgeon,”says White.The search began. KVHlooked for a very experiencedtenure surgeon with a widescope of practice who wasalso familiar with the needsof a smaller rural hospital. “Itis very difficult to find surgeonswho are interested inrural practice. We got luckyand found him very early,”White says. “Rural communitiesare a whole different animal.He has been in a ruralcommunity before, as well asdoing surgery in Tucson forabout eight years.” Lastly,White says they wanted someon e“I think he will be a great fit for theclinic and for the community.”whosepersonalitywouldfit withstaff. “Heneeded tobe a coolguy. He iskind, thoughtful, and reasonable.I think he will be a greatfit for the clinic and for thecommunity.”“I have worked in hospitalslike KVH before and am currentlyworking in one similar,”says Orozco. From 1985to 2002, Orozco worked inTruckee, Calif., providing allJohn WhiteCEO/Superintendent, KVHaspects of general surgicalcare to that small community.In 2007, he joined the HandSurgery Fellowship in OklahomaCity to do a concentratedstudy of hand and upperextremity disease and injury.From 2008 through the present,Orozco worked in a varietyof hospitals around Tucsonproviding general andhand surgery care.Orozco’s practice will bestructured as a colleague ofthe family practice physiciansat KVH. He will have hisown clinic space and office.White says that ideally hewould have surgery on Mondaysand Tuesdays; onWednesday he would doupper and lower scopes and aprocedure clinic for lumpsand bumps; and then onThursdays and Fridays hewould see his regular clinicpatients.“I am looking forward toestablishing a surgical presencein Goldendale and I wantto make it thrive”, says Orozco.Orozco and his wife are arrivingin Goldendale after theholidays. His practice atKlickitat Valley Health beginsthe first week of 2013.White says, “ We would reallylike, if people are going somewhereelse for their care, forthem to give us a try. We are sosmall that you get one-on-oneservice. We are a public hospitaland are owned by thecommunity. It’s their hospital.”CONTRIBUTEDTHANKS FOR SERVICE: Employees at KVH were honored for their service to the hospital and thecommunity during a Nov. 6 celebration.Garnett and Shurtz honored for30 plus years service at KVHIn a long overdue ceremonyto thank employees fortheir service to Klickitat ValleyHealth, 98 employeeswere recognized for five ormore years of service duringceremonies held last week.Leading the way wereMyrta Shurtz, LPN, and Dr.Michael Garnett, each withmore than 30 years at KVH.The employees received pinsin recognition of a collective941 years of service.“We are excited to recognizenot only the many talentsof our employees, butthe time they have given toKlickitat Valley Health,”said Charis Weis, Director ofHuman Resources. JohnWhite, CEO, presented theawards to the employees saying,“It is important that ouremployees know how muchwe appreciate the great workthey do every single day. Itreally does make a difference.One employee, SandyRorabaugh, Director ofImaging, actually started atthe hospital in 1964 as anures’s aide. She left thatrole for x-ray training and iscurrently the primary mammographytechnician, in additionto her director’s role.“I really enjoy working withpatients, some of whom Ihave known since childhood,”said Rorabaugh.Shelly Seward, Patient FinancialServices Director inthe business office, started atKVH in 1988 right out ofschool. She was hired towork in both medical recordsand the business office. Sheleft the organization to starther family, returning in 1998.“I am fortunate to enjoy myjob, and the people I workwith.” said Seward, “I have acontinuing goal of looking forways to improve in all aspectsof my career. Helping thecommunity with their financialneeds during difficulttimes is a top priority for me.”Eric Dix, Laboratory Managerhas been on staff forone year. He looks forward tofuture celebrations. “KVH isa great place to work becausethey recognize you for whatyou do. I look forward toreaching my five year anniversary.”Newly dedicatedsigns tell story ofhistoric WWIIVeterans HighwayThe last two signs designatingmilitary sites along theWorld War II Veterans HistoricHighway were installedon Friday at the gateway tothe highway, south of BiggsJunction. The signs informthe traveling public about theWWII training sites served bytwo major highways east ofthe Cascades: US 97 from theColumbia River to the Oregon/Californiaborder andState Route 126 from Redmondto Prineville.There are a total of eightvital WWII training sites representedalong the HistoricHighway where differentbranches of the militarytrained. Camp Rufus (sign atBiggs), Madras Army Airfield,Redmond Army Airfield,Civilian Pilot Trainingat Bend and Prineville, CampAbbot at Sunriver, and MarineBarracks and Naval AirStation at Klamath Falls.At Camp Rufus, engineerstested a floating bridge on theColumbia River, developed toensure troops were not dependenton German bridgescrossing the Rhine River.Dick Tobiason, chairmanof the WWII Veterans HistoricHighway Committeeand chairman of the BendHeroes Foundation, dedicatedthe Camp Rufus signs. Onhand were Honor Flight veteransDewey Thomas, PeteMacnab, Charles Decker andDon Thompson and ShermanCounty Judge Gary Thompson,Rufus Mayor Cliff Jett,Rufus City Recorder JaclynMcCurdy, Maupin MayorDenny Ross, Matthew E.Simek, designer of CampRufus site plaque, and representativesof the ShermanCounty Historical Society.Representing the Naval AirStation of Klamath Falls wereLucretia M. Stinson andSylvia J. Stinson of Prineville.

GOLDENDALE, WASHINGTON NOVEMBER 14, 2012 — 7RECORDSOn-goingEventsEvery Monday - Friday•KLCK 1400 am Hotline from8:35 a.m to 9 a.m.Every Monday andWednesday•Goldendale Wrestling Clubfrom 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. in theGoldendale High School gym.All ages welcome.Every Tuesday•Take Off Pounds Sensibly(T.O.P.S.) meets in theRiverview Bank meetingroom at 9 a.m. For more information,contact Debbie at773-5301.Every Tues., Wed.& Thurs.•Kid’s Camp after school programat Goldendale UnitedMethodist Church. MeetsTuesdays and Thursdays from2:50 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. andWednesdays from 1:45 p.m. to 5p.m. Contact the church formore information, 773-4461.Every First Tuesday•Goldendale Photo Clubmeets at 6 p.m. in the GoldendaleMiddle School facultyroom. Anyone with a passionfor photography welcome.772-2717.•Goldendale Aglow meets at 7p.m. at Father’s House Fellowship,located at 207 S.Klickitat. 773-5870.Every Second Tuesday•Klickitat Republicans meet at6 p.m. at the Dallesport CommunityCenter. www.klickitatrepublicans.orgEvery Third Tuesday•Klickitat County Fair Boardmeeting from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.in the WSU building at thefair grounds. Open to thepublic.Every Tues., Wed., & Thurs.•Family History Center, locatedat the corner of N.Columbus and McKinley isopen Tues. 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.,Wed. 1 p.m. to 4 p.m., Thurs. 10a.m. to 2 p.m. Ancestry.complus more. Appointmentsavailable outside thesehours. Open to the public.(509) 250-3095.Every Tuesday andThursday•KLCK Klickitat AM talkshow at 8:05 a.m. on 1400amor klck1400.com.Every Wednesday•Kiwanis meets at 7 a.m. atGolden Coyote Coffee, locatedon Main Street.•Open Studio for Kids (ageseight to 14) at Golden ArtGallery from 4 p.m. to 5 p.m.$10 per session. Studentartists can explore a wide varietyof techniques and artmaterials. Call in advance,773-5100.Every First Wednesday•Kids’ Club at the GoldendaleCommunity Library from 3p.m. to 4 p.m. Enjoy games,reader theater and snacks.Games provided or bringyour own to share. Fun forkids ages eight to 12.Every First and ThirdWednesday•Goldendale Little Leaguemeeting at Goldendale Cityfire hall at 6 p.m.Every Second Wednesday•Alzheimer's AssociationCaregiver Support Group atthe Goldendale Senior Center,located at 115 E. Main,from 10:30 a.m.-12:00 p.m.WHAT’S HAPPENINGEvery Thursday•Goldendale Chamber businessluncheon from noon to 1p.m. Monthly list is availableat the Chamber, 773-3400.Also available in UpcomingEvents.•Bingo at the GoldendaleAmerican Legion Post 116 formembers and their guests at6:30 p.m.Every First and ThirdThursday•Goldendale moms group/playgroup from 9:30 a.m. to 11:30a.m. at Goldendale CommunityGrace Brethren Church. Formore information, call Jenniferat (503) 703-1330.Every Second Thursday•Goldendale CommunitySupport Group for SchoolFood. Parents, teachers,school staff members andregular citizens interested inthe quality of food our publicschool students get. Meet atthe Goldendale UnitedMethodist Church at 6:30p.m.•Artist reception beginningat 4 p.m. at the Golden ArtGallery. Featuring a new artshow, wine tasting, livemusic and snacks. 773-5100.•Klickitat County Meth ActionTeam meeting at HometownPizza from noon to 1p.m.•Goldendale Motorsports Associationmeeting at HometownPizza at 6 p.m. for dinner,meeting starts at 7 p.m.Every Third Thursday•Oil pastels taught at theGolden Art Gallery, from 10a.m. to noon. 773-5100.•A.B.A.T.E. meets at Roadhouse97. Social hour at 6p.m., meeting at 7 p.m.Every Friday•Yarn Benders, a knit, crochetand sewing group meetsfrom 10 a.m. to noon at GoldenCoyote Coffee, located onWest Main in Goldendale.Everyone is invited to bringany type of needlework theywould like. 773-3163.Every First and ThirdFriday•Java Talk at 8 a.m. at GoldenCoyote Coffee, located at 120W. Main Street.•Wishram Diabetic Educationand Support groupmeets in the Wishram CommunityChurch at 3 p.m.Everyone is welcome.Every Fourth Friday•KLCK 1400 am Hotline forBusinesses from 8 a.m. to 9a.m. Call in to give a 60 secondpitch for your business.Every Saturday•Pinochle at 7 p.m. promptly,at the Odd Fellows Temple,301 NW 2nd St., Goldendale.Every Second Saturday•Pencil with Joan at the GoldenArt Gallery at 10 a.m. 773-5100.Every Third Saturday•Oriental art (Sumi brushtechniques) at the Golden ArtGallery at 10 a.m. with Margaret.773-5100.•Goldendale Senior Centerbreakfast. Everyone is welcome.$3 per person.Every Fourth Saturday•Handmade books class at theGolden Art Gallery at 10 a.m.773-5100.Every Second Sunday•Columbia Basin Goat Guildmeeting at 3 p.m. at GoldenCoyote Coffee, 120 W. Main inGoldendale. Open to anyoneinterested in goats or hasgoats. (509) 225-0371Every Third Sunday•Breakfast at the GoldendaleAmerican Legion Post 116 formembers and guests from 8a.m. to 10:30 a.m.UpcomingThursday, November 15•Community forum luncheonat the Glass Onion from noonto 1 p.m. Ed Powell, new directorof Emergency Managementand Robert Allen, OperationsManager for E911 talkingabout their goals.•Relay for Life meeting in Lyleat the Lyle High School multipurpose room at 6:30 p.m.Friday, November 16•Centerville Grange pinochleparty at 7 p.m.Saturday, November 17•Teddy Bear Tea at the GoldendaleLibrary from 11 a.m. to12:15 p.m. Bring your favoritedoll or stuffed animal andenjoy herbal teas, tasty treats,live piano music, and art activities.Sunday, November 18•Simcoe Volleyball Club teamtry-outs and selection at 1 p.m.at the Goldendale High Schoolgym for girls fourth grade andup. Parents must be present forpermission.Mon. & Tues., Nov. 18 & 20•AARP Driver Safety coursefrom 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. both daysat the Goldendale MethodistChurch. Call Mike to register,773-6691. Both days required,class limited to 25 people.Tuesday, November 20•JOM Native American Studentmeeting at the GoldendalePrimary School cafeteria from6 p.m. to 8 p.m.Wednesday, November 21•Klickitat Valley Health regularboard meeting at 6 p.m. inconference rooms A and B.Thursday, November 22•Community Thanksgivingdinner at noon at Father’sHouse Fellowship. Free transporationprovided by Ogden’sMopar Limo Service. Call 773-4114 or 250-3794 for more information.Thursday, November 29•Community forum luncheonat The Glass Onion from 12p.m. to 1 p.m. Speaker is DanMcCredy talking about hisbusiness, The McCredy Co.Saturday, December 1•Centerville School craftbazaar from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.Sunday, December 2•Christmas Bazaar at 318 W.Brooks (across from Rural 7Firehall) from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.WEATHERWednesday, November 14P Cloudy, High 51, Low 30Sunrise: 7:03 a.m.Sunset: 4:33 p.m.Thursday, November 15P Cloudy, High 46, Low 32Sunrise: 7:04 a.m.Sunset: 4:31 p.m.Friday, November 16Showers, High 46, Low 34Sunrise: 7:05 a.m.Sunset: 4:30 p.m.Saturday, November 17Cloudy, High 46, Low 34Sunrise: 7:07 a.m.Sunset: 4:30 p.m.Sunday, November 18Cloudy, High 46, Low 33Sunrise: 7:08 a.m.Sunset: 4:29 p.m.Monday, November 19Showers, High 47, Low 33Sunrise: 7:10 a.m.Sunset: 4:28 p.m.Tuesday, November 20Showers, High 48, Low 34Sunrise: 7:11 a.m.Sunset: 4:27 p.m.Senior Meals• November 15@ noonGoldendaleSenior CenterCreamed Chicken• November 20@ noonGoldendaleSenior Center &Lyle CommunityCenterRoast TurkeyCall Mt. AdamsTransportation Servicefor transportation tomeal sites:Goldendale773-3060White Salmon493-4662EAST DISTRICT COURTOctober 30•Efren Alejandro BucioLopez: Criminal Trespass 2(10/12/12); Guilty plea, 90days/90 susp., fines/fees $343,12 month bench probation.•Kirk Clifford Philipsen: DUI(6/9/12); Guilty plea, 364days/363 susp., fines/fees$1,071, 60 months bench probation.•Daniel Nance: DefraudingPublic Utility 3 (75/12); Guiltyplea, 364 days/364 susp.,fines/fees $828, 12 monthsbench probation.•David Dale Sparks: DUI(8/25/12); Amended to NegligentDriving 1, guilty plea toamended charge, 90 days/90susp., fines/fees $595, 24months bench probation.•Tye Charles Zielinski: NegligentDriving 2 (8/25/12); Committed,fine $300.November 1•Roberto Meraz Gutierrez:Speeding 12 MPH Over Limit(10/8/12); Committed, fine$100.•Gina Marie Mortimer: Speeding15 MPH Over Limit(10/5/12); Deferred finding,$125.•Esther Anne Read: No ValidOper. License with Valid ID(10/24/12); Deferred Finding,$125.•Sara Jolie Renoe: Fl. RenewThursday, November 15Primary/Middle SchoolB - Breakfast roll, fruit milkL - Corn dog, fries, veggies, fruit, milkHigh SchoolB - Breakfast pizza, fruit, milkL - Chickenburger or lasagnaFriday, November 16Primary/Middle SchoolB - Oatmeal, toast, fruit milkL - Fajita chicken, corn, veggies, fruit, milkHigh SchoolB - Breakfast sandwich, fruit, juice, milkL - Beef dippers or taco casseroleMonday, November 19Primary/Middle SchoolB - French toast, syrup, fruit, milkExpired Reg. Greater ThanTwo Months (10/1/12); Committed,fine $100.•Lisa Kathleen Slemp: CellPhone Use While Driving(9/21/12); Committed, fine $90.•Donny Keith Stevens: Speeding5 MPH Over Limit(9/13/12); Committed, fine $93.•Brian Jerome Weber:Speeding 19 MPH Over Limit(9/13/12); Deferred.November 6•Tracy Jane Hoctor: CriminalTrespass 1 (5/22/12); DisorderlyConduct (5/22/12);Guilty plea to count one,count two dismissed, 90days/90 susp., fines/fees $951,12 months bench probation.•Teresa P. Maiava: DisorderlyConduct (10/9/11); Dismissedper stipulated order of continuance.•Gelacio Troyal Orozco: Abusingor Insulting Teachers(3/25/11); Dismissed per stipulatedorder of continuance.•Joshua Johne WilliamPorzio: Disorderly Conduct(8/25/12); Guilty plea, 90days/90 susp., fines/fees $508,12 months bench probation.•Justin Nick Yliniemi: Viol. ofHarassment No ContactOrder (10/19/12); Guilty plea,90 days/88 susp., fines/fees$528, 12 months bench probation.GOLDENDALE SCHOOL LUNCH MENUL -Teriyaki dippers, brown rice, broccoli,veggies, fruit, milkHigh SchoolB - Breakfast sandwich, fruit, milk.L - Burrito or chicken stir-fryTuesday, November 20Primary/Middle SchoolB - Cold cereal, toast, fruit, milk.L - Soup, sandwich, veggies, fruit, milkHigh SchoolB - Breakfast burrito, fruit, milkL - Taco or enchiladaWednesday, November 21No SchoolThanksgiving Break

8 — NOVEMBER 14, 2012 GOLDENDALE, WASHINGTONANNUAL HOLIDAY TURKEY DRAWINGBrought to you byThe Goldendale Sentineland these Goldendale MerchantsLast chance! Get your entry in!Riverview Bank412 S. ColumbusNAME:________________________________________ADDRESS: ____________________________________PHONE: ______________________________________Touch of Class Dance,Gymnastics & Cheer Studio908 S. ColumbusNAME:________________________________________ADDRESS: ____________________________________PHONE: ______________________________________1. To enter, fill out one or all coupons and deposit themin the special boxes located at each participating merchantlisted.2. You must be 18 years of age or older to participate. Onlyone entry per store, per family is permitted. One winnerper family.3. Entry boxes available at each store Wednesday, Nov.7, through Monday, Nov. 19 at noon.4. Each participating merchant will draw a winning ticketfrom their store’s deposit box. Those winners (oneper store) will be announced in the Nov. 21 edition ofThe Sentinel.5. Drawing winners may pick up their turkey certificatesin The Sentinel office. Certificates must beredeemed at either Holcomb’s Sentry Market orGoldendale IGA, for one (1) FREE frozen turkey (upto $20 value), by Dec. 23, 2012.NO PHOTOCOPY ENTRIES ALLOWED.Bishop Sanitation221 W. MainNAME:________________________________________ADDRESS: ____________________________________PHONE: ______________________________________Goldendale Tire Factory765 E. BroadwayNAME:________________________________________ADDRESS: ____________________________________PHONE: ______________________________________KC Pharmacy104 W. MainNAME:________________________________________ADDRESS: ____________________________________PHONE: ______________________________________Carquest614 S. ColumbusNAME:________________________________________ADDRESS: ____________________________________PHONE: ______________________________________Allyn’s Building Center517 N. MillNAME:________________________________________ADDRESS: ____________________________________PHONE: ______________________________________Pioneer Surveying125 Simcoe Dr.NAME:________________________________________ADDRESS: ____________________________________PHONE: ______________________________________Klickitat Valley Realty301 S. ColumbusNAME:________________________________________ADDRESS: ____________________________________PHONE: ______________________________________Monkey Shines514 S. Columbus - Open Wed. - Sat.NAME:________________________________________ADDRESS: ____________________________________PHONE: ______________________________________Holcomb’s Sentry Market320 S. ColumbusNAME:________________________________________ADDRESS: ____________________________________PHONE: ______________________________________Dr. Jim Ogden103 W. Main St.NAME:________________________________________ADDRESS: ____________________________________PHONE: ______________________________________Columbia State Bank202 W. MainNAME:________________________________________ADDRESS: ____________________________________PHONE: ______________________________________Les Schwab Tire606 E. BroadwayNAME:________________________________________ADDRESS: ____________________________________PHONE: ______________________________________Rural 7 Fire Hall327 W. BrooksNAME:________________________________________ADDRESS: ____________________________________PHONE: ______________________________________Sole to Soul Health Ctr.614 S. ColumbusNAME:________________________________________ADDRESS: ____________________________________PHONE: ______________________________________DT Fast Lube127 E. BroadwayNAME:________________________________________ADDRESS: ____________________________________PHONE: ______________________________________Quality Inn & Suites808 E. SimcoeNAME:________________________________________ADDRESS: ____________________________________PHONE: ______________________________________Goldendale Chamber903 E. BroadwayNAME:________________________________________ADDRESS: ____________________________________PHONE: ______________________________________Simcoe Cafe123 W. MainNAME:________________________________________ADDRESS: ____________________________________PHONE: ______________________________________Goldendale Farm & Home/MCP225 Railroad Ave.NAME:________________________________________ADDRESS: ____________________________________PHONE: ______________________________________Everybody’s Business1040 E. Broadway, Ste. CNAME:________________________________________ADDRESS: ____________________________________PHONE: ______________________________________Klickitat PUD1313 S. ColumbusNAME:________________________________________ADDRESS: ____________________________________PHONE: ______________________________________Golden Photo117-A W. Main St.NAME:________________________________________ADDRESS: ____________________________________PHONE: ______________________________________McCredy Co.126 W. MainNAME:________________________________________ADDRESS: ____________________________________PHONE: ______________________________________Goldendale IGA622 E. BroadwayNAME:________________________________________ADDRESS: ____________________________________PHONE: ______________________________________Bake My Day119 E. MainNAME:________________________________________ADDRESS: ____________________________________PHONE: ______________________________________Pat’s Place Studio/Gallery105 W. MainNAME:________________________________________ADDRESS: ____________________________________PHONE: ______________________________________Gorge Occupational Health706 S. ColumbusNAME:________________________________________ADDRESS: ____________________________________PHONE: ______________________________________Lindhe Insurance106 E. MainNAME:________________________________________ADDRESS: ____________________________________PHONE: ______________________________________Sterling Bank201 W. MainNAME:________________________________________ADDRESS: ____________________________________PHONE: ______________________________________Goldendale Vet Clinic228 S. ColumbusNAME:________________________________________ADDRESS: ____________________________________PHONE: ______________________________________Klickitat County Title129 W. MainNAME:________________________________________ADDRESS: ____________________________________PHONE: ______________________________________Simcoe Insurance400 S. ColumbusNAME:________________________________________ADDRESS: ____________________________________PHONE: ______________________________________Broadway Automotive870 E. BroadwayNAME:________________________________________ADDRESS: ____________________________________PHONE: ______________________________________The General Store129 E. MainNAME:________________________________________ADDRESS: ____________________________________PHONE: ______________________________________

10 — NOVEMBER 14, 2012 GOLDENDALE, WASHINGTONNOTICESNOTICE OF TRUSTEESSALEReference Number(s) ofDocuments assigned orreleased: 1075649Document Title: NOTICE OFTRUSTEE’S SALEGrantor: Bishop, White,Marshall & Weibel, P.S.Grantee: David W. Gossettand Alice O. Gossett,Husband and WifeAbbreviated LegalDescription as Follows:Assessor’s Property TaxParcel/Account Number(s):04171700000800WE ARE A DEPT COLLEC-TOR. THIS COMMUNICA-TION IS AN ATTEMPT TOCOLLECT A DEBT ANDANY INFORMATIONOBTAINED WILL BE USEDFOR THAT PURPOSE.NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’SSALEI.NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVENthat the undersigned Bishop,white, Marshall & Weibel,P.S. will on December 14,2012 at 10:00 am at themain entrance to the KlickitatCounty West DistrictCourthouse, 180 n. Lincoln,in the City of White Salmonlocated at Klickitat County,State of Washington, sell atpublic auction to the highestbidder, payable in the form ofcash, or cashier’s check orcertified checks from federallyor State charteredbanks, at the time of sale,the following described realproperty, situated in KlickitatCounty, State ofWashington, to-wit;The North half of theNorthwest quarter of theNorthwest quarter of Section17, Township 4 North,Range 17 East, of theWillamette Meridian, in theCounty of Klickitat and Stateof Washington.Which is subject to that certainDeed of Trust datedFebruary 25, 2088, recordedFebruary 28, 2008, underAuditor’s file No. 1075649records of Klickitat County,Washington, from David W.Gossett and Alice O.Gossett, Husband and Wife,as Grantor, to Amerititle, asTrustee, to secure an obligationin favor of MortgageElectronic RegistrationSystems, Inc. is a separatecorporation that is actingsolely as a nominee for aMann Mortgage, LLC dbaWestcorp Mortgage Groupas beneficiary. Said Deed ofTrust was assigned on April23, 2012 to JPMorganChase Bank, NationalAssociation by an instrumentrecorded under Auditor’s FileNo. 1097769 on May 10,2012. This sale will be madewithout any warranty concerningthe title to, or thecondition of the property.II.No action commenced bythe Beneficiary of the Deedof Trust is now pending toseek satisfaction of theobligation in any Court byreason of the Grantor’sdefault on the obligationsecured by the Deed ofTrust.III.The default(s) for which thisforeclosure is made is/are asfollows:i.) Failure to pay the followingamounts, now in arrears:Delinquent MonthlyPayments Due from7/1/2011 through 8/1/20122 payment(s) at $2325.9712 payment(s) at $2400.96Total: $33,463.46Accrued Late Charges:$858.36Recoverable Balance:$1,261.00TOTALDEFAULT$35,582.82IV.The sum owing the obligationsecured by the Deed ofTrust is: $301,147.72,together with interest fromJune 1, 2011 as provided inthe note or other instrument,and such other costs andfees as are due under thenote or other instrumentsecured, and as are provideby statute.V.The above described realproperty will be sold to satisfythe expense of sale andthe obligation secured by theDeed of Trust as provided bystatute. The sale will bemade without warranty,express or implied, regardingtitle, possession, orencumbrances onDecember 14, 2012. Thepayments, late charges, orother defaults must be curedby December 3, 2012 (11days before the sale date) tocause a discontinuance ofthe sale. The sale will be discontinuedand terminated ifat any time on or beforeDecember 3, 2012 (11daysbefore the sale date) thedefault(s) as set forth inparagraph III, together withany subsequent payments,late charges, or otherdefaults, is/are cured andthe Trustee’s fees and costsare paid. Payment must be incash or with cashier’s or certifiedchecks from a State orfederally charted bank. Thesale may be terminated anytime after December 3, 2012(11 days before the saledate), and before the sale bythe Borrower, Grantor, anyGuarantor, or the holder ofany recorded junior lien orencumbrance paying theentire principal and interestsecured by the Deed ofTrust, plus costs, fees, andadvances, if any, made pursuantto the terms of theobligation and/or Deed ofTrust, and curing all otherdefaults.VI.A written notice of defaultwas transmitted by the beneficiaryor Trustee to theBorrower and Grantor at thefollowing address(es):See ‘Mailing List’ attachedhereto and incorporatedherein by this reference.By both first class and certifiedmail on June 25, 2012,proof of which is in the possessionof the Trustee; andthe Borroer and Grantorwere personally served onJune 26, 2012, with saidwritten notice of default orthe written notice of defaultwas posted in a conspicuousplace on the real propertydescription in paragraph Iabove, and the Trustee haspossession of proof of suchservice or posting.VII.The Trustee whose nameand address are set forth willprovide in writing to anyonerequesting it, a statement ofall cost and fees due at anytime prior to the sale.VIII.The effect of the sale will beto deprive the Grantor andall those who hold by,through or under the Grantorof all their interest in theabove-described property.IX.Anyone having any objectionsto this sale on anygrounds whatsoever will beafforded an opportunity to beheard as to those objectionsif they bring a lawsuit torestrain the sale pursuant toRCW 61.24.130. Failure tobring such a lawsuit mayresult in a waiver of anyproper grounds for invalidatingthe Trustee’s sale.X.NOTICE TO OCCUPANTSOR TENANTSThe purchaser at theTrustee’s Sale is entitled topossession of the propertyon the 20th day following thesale, as against the Grantorunder the deed of trust (theowner) and anyone havingan interest junior to the deedof trust, including occupantswho are not tenants. Afterthe 20th day following thesale the purchaser has theright to evict occupants whoare not tenant by summaryproceeding under Chapter59.12 RCW. For tenantoccupiedproperty, the purchasershall provide a tenantwith written notice in accordancewith RCW 61.24.060.If the Trustee’s Sale is setaside for any reason, thesubmitted bid will be forthwithreturned without intrestand the bidder will have noright to purchase the property.Recovery of the bidamount without interest constitutesthe limit of the bidder’srecourse against theTrustee and/or theBeneficiary.XI.NOTICE TO ALL PERSONSAND PARTIES WHO AREGUARANTORS OF THEOBLIGATIONS SECUREDBY THIS DEED OF TRUST:(1) The Guarantor may beliable for a deficiency judgmentto the extent the saleprice obtained at theTrustee’s Sale is less thatthe debt secured by theDeed of Trust; (2) TheGuarantor has the samerights to reinstate the debt,cure the default, or repay thedebt as is given to thegrantor in order to avoid thetrustee’s sale; (3) TheGuarantor will have no rightto redeem the property afterthe Trustee’s Sale; (4)Subject to such longer periodsas are provided in theWashington Deed of TrustAct, Chapter 61.24 RCW,any action brought toenforce a guaranty must becommenced within one yearafter the Trustee’s Sale, orthe last Trustee’s Sale underany deed of trust granted tosecure the same debt; and(5) In any action for a deficiency,the Guarantor willhave the right to establishthe fair value of the propertyThis Just In....• Trustees Sale - Gossett - Bishop, White & Marshall• Probate Notice to Creditors/Brunbaugh - PhillipsReynier Sumerfield, Cline• Amended Notice of Sheriff ’s Sale - Case, Richard &Shirlee - Farleigh Wada Witt• Public Hearing Notice/Supplemental Budget &Amendments - Klickitat County Budget & Technical Services• Public Meeting Notice - Open Space Advisory Committee- Klickitat County Assessor• Call for Bid - 2013 Pumper/Tender - Klickitat CountyRural 7 Fire District• Public Notice - 2013 Budget & Levy - Klickitat CountyRural 7 Fire District• Public Hearing Notice - BOA/Snowden - KlickitatCounty Planningas of the date of theTrustee’s Sale, less priorliens and encumbrances,and to limit its liability for adeficiency to the differencebetween the debt and thegreater of such fair value orthe sale price paid at theTrustee’s Sale, plus interestand costs.XII.NOTICETHIS NOTICE IS THEFINAL STEP BEFORE THEFORECLOSURE SALE OFYOUR HOME.You have only 24 DAYS fromthe recording date on thisnotice to pursue mediation.DO NOT DELAY. CONTACTA HOUSEING COUN-SELOR OR AN ATTORNEYLICESED IN WASHINGTONNOW to assess your situationand refer you to mediationif you are eligible and itmay help you save yourhome. See below for safesources of help.SEEKING ASSISTANCEHousing counselors andlegal assistance may beavailable at little or no cost toyou. If you would like assistancein determining yourrights and opportunities tokeep your house, you maycontact the following:The statewide foreclosurehotline for assistance andreferral to housing counselorsrecommended by theHousingFinanceCommission:Telephone: (1-877-894-4663)Website: http://www.commerce.wa.gov/site/1356/default.aspxThe United StatesDepartment of Housing andUrban Development:Telephone: (1-800-569-4287)Website:http://www.hud.gov/offices/hsg/sfh/hcc/fc/index.cfm?webListAction=search&searchstate=WA&filterSvc=dfc(4601, 4901)PUBLIC NOTICESuperior Court ofWashington for KlickitatCountyRick Graves, a married manacting as to, his separateproperty, Plaintiff,Vs.Robert “Bob” Graves, andhis wife if married; JerryDutton and his wife, if married;James Klugal and hiswife, if married; son of SueAnn Klugal, deceased, CarolYarborough and her husbandif married; JanetBarnes and her husband, ifmarried; Linda Wetherby andher husband if married; andthe unknown successorsand assigns of those abovenamed parties, if any,together with the heirs, successorsand assigns of anyabove named persons whomay be deceased.,Defendants.Summons by PublicationNo. 12-2-00242 3To: Robert “Bob Graves, andhis wife if married; JerryDutton and his wife, if married;James Klugal and hiswife, if married; CarolYarborough and her husbandif married; JanetBarnes and her husband ifmarried and Linda Wetherbyand her husband if married;NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVENTHAT A lawsuit has beenstarted against you andeach of you in the aboveentitled court by RickGraves, Plaintiff.Plaintiff’s claim is stated inthe written Complaint, acopy of which is served uponyou with this Summons.In order to Defend againstthis lawsuit, you mustrespond to the Complaint bystating your defense in writing,and serve a copy uponthe undersigned attorney forthe Plaintiff within sixty (60)days of the below date offirst publication if servedupon you by publication orby letter whether you are inor outside of the State ofWashington, excluding theday of service, or a defaultjudgment may be enteredagainst you without notice. Adefault judgment is onewhere Plaintiff is entitled towhat Plaintiff asks forbecause you have notresponded. If you serve anotice of appearance on theundersigned attorney, youare entitled to notice beforea default judgment may beentered.If you wish to seek theadvice of an attorney in thismatter, you should do sopromptly so that your writtenresponse, if any, may beserved on time.This Summons is issuedpursuant to Rule 4 of theSuperior Court Civil Rules ofthe State of Washington.The object of this action isfor plaintiff to obtain aDecree Quieting Title and anOrder of sale in a partitionaction of the followingdescribed real property situatedin Klickitat County,Washington, to wit:In Section 3, Township 3North, Range 10 East, W.M.Lots 305 and 305 and ½,Subdivision of Fruit HomeColony, less a portion conveyedto NorthwesternElectric Company as shownin instrument recorded inVolume 35 of deeds atpages 475-479. (hereafter“the subject property”)TAX PARCEL # 03-10-0351-0305/00 (subject property)Dated this 4th day ofOctober, 2012.Ross R. Rakow WSBA #4879Attorney for Plaintiff117 East Main StreetGoldendale, WA 98620Tele – 509-773-4988Facsimilie – 509-773-4988Date of First Publication,October 10, 2012(4112, 4207, 4302, 4401,4501, 4602PUBLIC NOTICESUPERIOR COURT OFWASHINGTON FOR KLICK-ITAT COUNTYNO. 12-2-00189-3SUMMONS BY PUBLICA-TIONDEUTSCHE BANKNATIONAL TRUST COMPA-NY AS TRUSTEE FOR THEREGISTERED HOLDERSOF MORGAN STANLEYABS CAPITAL I INC. TRUST2007-NC4 MORTGAGEPASS THROUGH CERTIFI-CATES, SERIES 2007-NC4Plaintiff,v.ESTATE OF ELIZABETHLOWMAN, DECEASED;HEIRS & DEVISEES OFELIZABETH LOWMAN,DECEASED; ALL OTHERPERSONS OR PARTIESUNKNOWN CLAIMING ANYRIGHT, TITLE, LIEN ORINTEREST IN THE PROP-ERTY DESCRIBED IN THECOMPLAINT HEREIN,Defendant(s).THE STATE OF WASHING-TON, to said defendants,Estate of Elizabeth Lowman,Deceased, Unknown Heirs &Devisees of ElizabethLowman, Deceased, Allother persons or partiesunknown claiming any right,title, lien or interest in theproperty:You are hereby summonedto appear within sixty (60)days after the date of thefirst publication of this summons,to-wit: within sixty (60)days after the 17th day ofOctober, 2012, and defendthe above-entitled action inthe above-entitled Court,and answer the ForeclosureComplaint of plaintiff, andserve a copy of your answerupon the undersigned attorneyfor Deutsche BankNational Trust Company asTrustee for the registeredholders of Morgan StanleyABS Capital I Inc. Trust2007-NC4 Mortgage PassThrough Certificates, Series2007-NC4, plaintiff, at theoffice below stated; and incase of your failure so to do,judgment will be renderedagainst you according to thedemand of the complaint,which has been filed with theClerk of said Court. Theobject of the said action andthe relief sought to beobtained therein is fully setforth in said complaint, andis briefly stated as follows:Foreclosure of a Deed ofTrust/Mortgage.Grantors: ElizabethLowmanProperty address:1 1 5 5Williamson RdGoldendale, WA 98620Publication: T h eGoldendale SentinelScott R. Grigsby, WSB#15935Robinson Tait, P.S.Attorney for Plaintiff(4209, 4303, 4402, 4503,4603, 4701)NOTICE OF TRUSTEESSALEFile No.: 7023.97849Grantors: Northwest TrusteeServices, Inc. Wells FargoBank, NA Grantee: Royal L.McGill and Beverly G.McGill, husband and wifeRef to DOT Auditor File No.:1057289 Tax Parcel ID No.:04-16-1658-0013/00Abbreviated Legal: LOT 13PLEASANT VIEW GOLD-ENDALE NWSE 16-4-16Notice of Trustee’s SalePursuant to the RevisedCode of Washington 61.24,et seq. THIS NOTICE ISTHE FINAL STEP BEFORETHE FORECLOSURE SALEOF YOUR HOME You haveonly 20 DAYS from therecording date on this noticeto pursue mediation. DONOT DELAY. CONTACT AHOUSING COUNSELOROR AN ATTORNEYLICENSED IN WASHING-TON NOW to assess yoursituation and refer you tomediation if you are eligibleand it may help you saveyour home. See below forsafe sources of help. SEEK-ING ASSISTANCE Housingcounselors and legal assistancemay be available at littleor no cost to you. If youwould like assistance indetermining your rights andopportunities to keep yourhouse, you may contact thefollowing: The statewideforeclosure hotline for assistanceand referral to housingcounselors recommendedby the Housing FinanceCommission Telephone: Tollfree:1-877-894-HOME (1-877-894-4663). Web site:http://www.dfi.wa.gov/consumers/homeownership/post_purchase_counselors_foreclosure.htm The UnitedStates Department ofHousing and UrbanDevelopment Telephone:Toll-free: 1-800-569-4287.Website:http://www.hud.gov/offices/hsg/sfh/hcc/fc/index.cfm?webListAction=search&searchstate=WA&filterSvc=dfcThestatewide civil legal aid hotlinefor assistance and referralsto other housing counselorsand attorneysTelephone: Toll-free: 1-800-606-4819. Web site:http://nwjustice.org/whatclear.I. On November 26,2012, at 10:00 a.m. insidethe main lobby of theKlickitat County Courthouse,205 South Columbus Ave inthe City of Goldendale, Stateof Washington, the undersignedTrustee (subject toany conditions imposed bythe Trustee) will sell at publicauction to the highest andbest bidder, payable at timeof sale, the followingdescribed real property“Property”, situated in theCounty(ies) of Klickitat,State of Washington: Lot 13,Pleasant View Addition asrecorded in Volume 3 ofPlats, Page 47. Commonlyknown as: 815 Glover StreetGoldendale, WA 98620which is subject to that certainDeed of Trust dated09/30/05, recorded on10/07/05, under Auditor’sFile No. 1057289, records ofKlickitatCounty,Washington, from Royal L.McGill and Beverly G.McGill, husband and wife, asGrantor, to NorthwestTrustee Services, LLC, asTrustee, to secure an obligation“Obligation” in favor ofWells Fargo Bank, N.A., asBeneficiary. *The Tax ParcelID number and AbbreviatedLegal Description are providedsolely to comply with therecording statutes and arenot intended to supplement,amend or supersede theProperty’s full legal descriptionprovided herein. II. Noaction commenced by theBeneficiary of the Deed ofTrust is now pending to seeksatisfaction of the Obligationin any Court by reason of theGrantor’s or Borrower’sdefault on the Obligationsecured by the Deed ofTrust. III. The Beneficiaryalleges default of the Deedof Trust for failure to pay thefollowing amounts now inarrears and/or otherdefaults: Amount due to reinstateby 7/18/2012 MonthlyPayments $8,187.24 LateCharges $314.76 Lender’sFees & Costs $155.00 TotalArrearage $8,657.00Trustee’s Expenses(Itemization) Trustee’s Fee$775.00 Title Report$469.24 Statutory Mailings$20.00 Recording Costs$14.00 Postings $70.00 SaleCosts $0.00 Total Costs$1,348.24 Total AmountDue: $10,005.24 Otherknown defaults as follows:IV. The sum owing on theObligation is: PrincipalBalance of $80,329.67,together with interest as providedin the note or otherinstrument evidencing theObligation from 07/01/11,and such other costs andfees as are due under theObligation, and as are providedby statute. V. TheProperty will be sold to satisfythe expense of sale andthe Obligation as providedby statute. The sale will bemade without representationor warranty, express orimplied regarding title, possession,encumbrances orcondition of the Property onNovember 26, 2012. Thedefault(s) referred to in paragraphIII, together with anysubsequent payments, latecharges, advances costsand fees thereafter due,must be cured by 11/15/12(11 days before the saledate), to cause a discontinuanceof the sale. The salewill be discontinued and terminatedif at any time beforethe close of the Trustee’sbusiness on 11/15/12 (11days before the sale date),the default(s) as set forth inparagraph III, together withany subsequent payments,late charges, advances,costs and fees thereafterdue, is/are cured and theTrustee’s fees and costs arepaid. The sale may be terminatedany time after11/15/12 (11 days before thesale date), and before thesale by the Borrower,Grantor, any Guarantor orthe holder of any recordedjunior lien or encumbrancepaying the entire balance ofprincipal and interestsecured by the Deed ofTrust, plus costs, fees, andadvances, if any made pursuantto the terms of theobligation and/or Deed ofTrust, and curing all otherdefaults. VI. A written noticeof default was transmitted bythe Beneficiary or Trustee tothe Borrower and Grantor atthe following address(es):NAME AND ADDRESSRoyal L. McGill 815 GloverStreet Goldendale, WA98620 Beverly G. McGill 815Glover Street Goldendale,WA 98620 Royal L. McGill815 Glover Goldendale, WA98620 Beverly G. McGill 815Glover Goldendale, WA98620 by both first class andeither certified mail, returnreceipt requested on05/29/12, proof of which is inthe possession of theTrustee; and on 05/29/12Grantor and Borrower werepersonally served with saidwritten notice of default orthe written notice of defaultwas posted on a conspicuousplace on the real propertydescribed in paragraph Iabove, and the Trustee haspossession of proof of suchservice or posting. VII. TheTrustee, whose name andaddress are set forth below,will provide in writing to anyonerequesting it a statementof all foreclosure costsand trustee’s fees due at anytime prior to the sale. VIII.The effect of the sale will beto deprive the Grantor andall those who hold by,through or under the Grantorof all their right, title andinterest in the Property. IX.Anyone having any objectionto the sale on any groundswhatsoever will be affordedan opportunity to be heardas to those objections if theybring a lawsuit to restrain thesale pursuant to RCW61.24.130. Failure to bringsuch a lawsuit may result ina waiver of any propergrounds for invalidating theTrustee’s sale. X. NOTICETO OCCUPANTS OR TEN-ANTS - The purchaser at theTrustee’s Sale is entitled topossession of the propertyon the 20th day following thesale, as against the Grantorunder the Deed of Trust (theowner) and anyone havingan interest junior to the deedof trust, including occupantswho are not tenants. Afterthe 20th day following thesale the purchaser has theright to evict occupants whoare not tenants by summaryproceedings under ChapterContinued Page 11

NOTICESFrom page 1059.12 RCW. For tenantoccupiedproperty, the purchasershall provide a tenantwith written notice in accordancewith RCW 61.24.060.The trustee’s rules of auctionmay be accessed atwww.northwesttrustee.comand are incorporated by thisreference. You may alsoaccess sale status atwww.northwesttrustee.comandwww.USA-Foreclosure.com. EFFEC-TIVE: 7/18/2012 NorthwestTrustee Services, Inc.,Trustee AuthorizedSignature P.O. BOX 997Bellevue, WA 98009-0997Contact: Vonnie McElligott(425) 586-1900. (TS#7023.97849) 1002.217567-File No.(4306, 4604)NOTICE OF INTENT TOESTABLISH AN EVENTCOMMITTEE FOR THECITY OF GOLDENDALENotice is hereby given thatCity Hall and will be acceptingletters of interest forinclusion on an event committeefor the City ofGoldendale. Letters will bereceived by the Clerk-Treasurer, Connie Byers,City of Goldendale, at CityHall, 1103 South Columbusuntil 5:00 pm, Wednesday,November 21, 2012 for thepurpose of establishing aGoldendale EventCommittee to help coordinateevent activities for theCity of Goldendale. Thecontact person for any questionsis Larry Bellamy, CityAdministrator, (509) 773-3771(4508, 4606)NOTICE OF PUBLICHEARING2013 BUDGETNOTICE IS HERBY GIVENthat the preliminary budgetfor 2013 has been filed withthe City Clerk of Goldendale.Copies of the preliminarybudget will be available tothe public not later thanNovember 12, 2012. TheCity Council of the City ofGoldendale has scheduledpublic hearings onNovember 19, 2012 at 7:00p.m., and December 3, 2012in the Council Chambers ofCity Hall, 1103 S ColumbusAve, Goldendale WA. Thepublic hearing may be continuedday to day. The purposeof the public hearing isto consider the Final 2013budget. All interested partiesshall have an opportunity tobe heard at such time andplace.Connie ByersClerk-Treasurer(4510, 4607)NOTICE OF PUBLICHEARINGNOTICE IS HEREBY GIVENthat the Klickitat CountyBoard of Commissioners willhold a public hearing relatingto proposed amendments tothe Klickitat CountyComprehensive Plan(Dallesport MurdockSubarea Plan) on November27, 2012 at 1:30 p.m. in theKlickitat County Courthouse,Commissioners MeetingRoom, 205 S. Columbus,Goldendale, WA.THE PURPOSE of saidhearing is to take testimonyon the proposed amendmentsand to consider recommendationof the KlickitatCountyPlanningCommission to approve theproposed amendments toKlickitatCountyComprehensive Plan(Dallesport/MurdockSubarea Plan).The Board of CountyCommissioners mayapprove, deny, approve withconditions, table or take noaction, or continue the matterto a set time and place.Information on the proposal,including the PlanningCommission’s recommendation,is available from theKlickitat County PlanningDepartment, 228 W. MainSt., Goldendale, WA.BY ORDER of the KlickitatCounty Board ofCommissioners dated this1st day of November, 2012/s/ Ray Thayer,ChairmanCurt Dreyer, PlanningDirector(4514, 4608)PUBLIC NOTICEIn the Superior Court for theState of Washington for theCounty of KlickitatIn the matter of the Estate ofDoris Maybelle Brumbaugh,DeceasedNo. 12 4 00034 7Probate Notice to CreditorsThePersonalRepresentative namedbelow has been appointedas Personal Representativeof this estate. Any personhaving a claim against thedecedent must, before thetime the claim would bebarred by any otherwiseapplicable statute of limitations,present the claim inthe manner as provided inRCW 11.40.070 by servingon or mailing to the PersonalRepresentative or thePersonal Representative’sattorney at the address statedbelow a copy of the claimand filing the original of theclaim with the court. Theclaim must be presentedwithin the later of: (1) thirtydays after the PersonalRepresentative served ormailed the notice to thecreditor as provided underRCW 11.40.020(1) ©; or (2)four months after the date offirst publication of the notice.If the claim is not presentedwithin this time frame, theclaim is forever barred,except as otherwise noted inRCW 11.40.051 and11.40.060. This bar is effectiveas to claims against boththe decedent’s probate andnonprobate assets.Date of First Publication:Nov. 14, 2012Personal Representative:Sandra K. VermeireAttorney for PersonalRepresentative:William H. Sumerfield, No.89126Phillips Reynier Sumerfield& Cline, LLPP.O. Box 758 – 718 StateStreetHood River, OR 97031(4609, 4703, 4802)PUBLIC NOTICEIN THE SUPERIOR COURTOF THE STATE OF WASH-INGTON IN AND FOR THECOUNTY OF KLICKITAT.AMENDED SHERIFF’SPUBLIC NOTICE OF SALEON REAL PROPERTY.Pacific NW Federal CreditUnion , Plaintiff vs.RichardG. Case and Shirlee K.Case, husband and wife,Defendants,No. 12-2-00061-7 TO: Richard G. Case andShirlee K. Case, 556 PineForest Rd, Goldendale, WA98620The Superior Court ofKlickitat County has directedthe undersigned Sheriff ofKlickitat County to sell theproperties legally describedas follows to satisfy a judgmentin the above entitledaction: PARCEL 1:Assessor’s Tax Parcel No.05-16-3000-0003/00. PAR-CEL 2: Tax Parcel Nos. 05-15-2500-0009/00 & 05-15-2500-0006/00. PARCEL 3:Assessor’s Tax Parcel No.05-15-2600-0005/00. PAR-CEL 4: Assessor’s TaxParcel No. 05-12-2600-0012/00. PARCEL 5:Assessor’s Tax Parcel No.05-15-2600-0013/00. PAR-CEL 6: Assessor’s TaxParcel No. 05-15-2600-0014/00. PARCEL 7:Assessor’s Tax Parcel No.05-15-2600-0015/00. PAR-CEL 8: Assessor’s TaxParcel No. 05-16-3108-3903/00. PARCEL 9:Assessor’s Tax Parcel No.05-16-3108-3904/00. (Forfull legal description, pleasecontact the Klickitat CountySheriff’s Office). The sale ofthe above described propertiesis to take place: TIME:10:00 A.M. DATE: December7, 2012 PLACE: KlickitatCounty Courthouse. TheJudgment Debtor can avoidthe sale by paying the judgmentamount of$729,337.87, together withinterest, costs and fees,before the sale date. For theexact amount, contact theSheriff’s office at theaddress stated below. RICKMCCOMAS, KLICKITATCOUNTY SHERIFF, 205 SColumbus, MS-CH-7,Goldendale, WA 98620, 509-PUBLIC HEARING NOTICENOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A PUBLIC HEARINGWILL BE HELD ON NOVEMBER 27, 2012 IN THE CHAM-BERS OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERSOF KLICKITAT COUNTY, AT THE HOUR OF 1:30 P.M. FORTHE PURPOSE OF ESTABLISHING A SUPPLEMENTALBUDGET AND AMENDMENTS TO THE 2012 BUDGET INTHE AMOUNT OF $1,289,201 FOR THE FOLLOWING:General Fund: Budget and Technical Services 4,000General Fund: Commissioners 2,290General Fund: Sheriff 55,947General Fund: West District Court 6,800General Fund: WSU Extension 1,058Election Reserve Fund #111 502Cumulative Reserve Fund #125 150,000Natural Resources Fund #132 77,200Public Health Fund #137 106,204Dallesport WWTF Fund #401 45,000Commissioners’ Vehicle R&R Fund #502 22,000Road E. R. & R. Fund #504 818,200AT SAID HEARING ANY INTERESTED TAXPAYER MAYAPPEAR AND BE HEARD FOR OR AGAINST THE PRO-POSED APPROPRIATIONS.BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERSKLICKITAT COUNTY, WASHINGTONRAY THAYER, CHAIRMAN(4611, 4705)773-4455.(4610, 4704, 4803, 4902)MEETING NOTICENOTICE IS HEREBY GIVENthat the Klickitat CountyOpen Space AdvisoryCommittee will be meetingon Tuesday, November 27,2012 beginning at 5:30 pmUSDA Service Center, 1107South Columbus Avenue,Goldendale, WA 98620.THE PURPOSE of saidmeeting is to advise theassessor in implementingassessment guidelines asrequired by the Departmentof Revenue for open space,farm and agricultural, andtimber land classified underthe provisions of Chapter84.34 RCW.Dated this 31st day ofOctober, 2012.Darlene Johnson, CountyAssessor(4612)CALL FOR BIDSealed Bids will be receivedby the Commission ofKLICKITAT COUNTYRURAL 7 FIRE AND RES-CUE for a New 2013Pumper/Tender. Bids will bereceived until 1:00 P.M.December 10, 2012 at theoffice at 327 West Brooks,Goldendale, Washington,98620 at which time andplace the bids will be publiclyopened and read. The biddocuments and specificationsmay be obtained at theDistrict’s office or by callingthe office at 509-773-4246.Each bid shall be accompaniedby a bid bond with acorporate surety licensed todo business in the State ofWashington in an amountnot less than 10% of theamount of the bid or by acertified or cashier’s checkon a bank that is a memberof the Federal DepositInsurance Corporationpayable to the order of theCommission of KlickitatCounty Rural 7 Fire andRescue. Each bid to be firmand binding for 60 days afterthe time set for the bid opening.Bidders are advisedupon completion of any contractawarded to them theymust furnish a certifiedstatement of the nature andsource of items in excess of$2,500 utilized in the performanceof the contract procuredfrom sources beyondthe territorial boundaries ofthe United States, includingAlaska and Hawaii.The District reserves theright to reject any and allproposals, and to waiveminor irregularities anderrors. Dated this day,November 14, 2012.KLICKITAT COUNTYRURAL 7 FIRE AND RES-CUEPaul EnwardsJane LeeJim HillCommissioners(4613, 4706, 4804)PUBLIC NOTICEKlickitat County Rural 7 Fire& Rescue Commissionerswill review and approve the2013 Budget and Levy at itsregularly scheduledCommissioners meeting onWednesday, November 14,2012 at 7:00pm. The meetingwill take place at theRural 7 Fire Hall at 327 WBrooks in Goldendale. Forthe record, Commissionersmeeting are held on the 2ndWednesday of every monthat 7:00 pm and are open tothe public.(4614)NOTICE OF PUBLICHEARINGNOTICE IS HEREBY GIVENthat the Klickitat CountyBoard of Adjustment willhold a public hearing onDecember 3, 2012 at 7:00p.m. in the Klickitat CountyCourthouse, CommissionersMeeting Room, 205 S.Columbus, Goldendale, WA.THE PURPOSE of saidhearing is to hear all interestedparties who wish totestify for or against the followingproposal:Conditional Use ApplicationCUP-2012-11 for the purposeof using an existingresidential home for a weddingvenue and vacationrental. The proposed locationis within a portion ofSection 34, T4N, R11E,W.M., Klickitat, WA (919Snowden Road: SnowdenVicinity).The Board of Adjustmentmay approve, deny, approvewith conditions, table, orcontinue the matter to a settime and place.The application is availablefor review at the KlickitatCountyPlanningDepartment, 228 W. MainSt., Goldendale, WA.BY ORDER of the KlickitatCounty Board of Adjustmentdated this 9th day ofNovember 2012./s/ Curt Dreyer,Planning Director(4615)

GOLDENDALE, WASHINGTON NOVEMBER 14, 2012— 11NOTICESFrom page 1059.12 RCW. For tenantoccupiedproperty, the purchasershall provide a tenantwith written notice in accordancewith RCW 61.24.060.The trustee’s rules of auctionmay be accessed atwww.northwesttrustee.comand are incorporated by thisreference. You may alsoaccess sale status atwww.northwesttrustee.comandwww.USA-Foreclosure.com. EFFEC-TIVE: 7/18/2012 NorthwestTrustee Services, Inc.,Trustee AuthorizedSignature P.O. BOX 997Bellevue, WA 98009-0997Contact: Vonnie McElligott(425) 586-1900. (TS#7023.97849) 1002.217567-File No.(4306, 4604)NOTICE OF INTENT TOESTABLISH AN EVENTCOMMITTEE FOR THECITY OF GOLDENDALENotice is hereby given thatCity Hall and will be acceptingletters of interest forinclusion on an event committeefor the City ofGoldendale. Letters will bereceived by the Clerk-Treasurer, Connie Byers,City of Goldendale, at CityHall, 1103 South Columbusuntil 5:00 pm, Wednesday,November 21, 2012 for thepurpose of establishing aGoldendale EventCommittee to help coordinateevent activities for theCity of Goldendale. Thecontact person for any questionsis Larry Bellamy, CityAdministrator, (509) 773-3771(4508, 4606)NOTICE OF PUBLICHEARING2013 BUDGETNOTICE IS HERBY GIVENthat the preliminary budgetfor 2013 has been filed withthe City Clerk of Goldendale.Copies of the preliminarybudget will be available tothe public not later thanNovember 12, 2012. TheCity Council of the City ofGoldendale has scheduledpublic hearings onNovember 19, 2012 at 7:00p.m., and December 3, 2012in the Council Chambers ofCity Hall, 1103 S ColumbusAve, Goldendale WA. Thepublic hearing may be continuedday to day. The purposeof the public hearing isto consider the Final 2013budget. All interested partiesshall have an opportunity tobe heard at such time andplace.Connie ByersClerk-Treasurer(4510, 4607)NOTICE OF PUBLICHEARINGNOTICE IS HEREBY GIVENthat the Klickitat CountyBoard of Commissioners willhold a public hearing relatingto proposed amendments tothe Klickitat CountyComprehensive Plan(Dallesport MurdockSubarea Plan) on November27, 2012 at 1:30 p.m. in theKlickitat County Courthouse,Commissioners MeetingRoom, 205 S. Columbus,Goldendale, WA.THE PURPOSE of saidhearing is to take testimonyon the proposed amendmentsand to consider recommendationof the KlickitatCountyPlanningCommission to approve theproposed amendments toKlickitatCountyComprehensive Plan(Dallesport/MurdockSubarea Plan).The Board of CountyCommissioners mayapprove, deny, approve withconditions, table or take noaction, or continue the matterto a set time and place.Information on the proposal,including the PlanningCommission’s recommendation,is available from theKlickitat County PlanningDepartment, 228 W. MainSt., Goldendale, WA.BY ORDER of the KlickitatCounty Board ofCommissioners dated this1st day of November, 2012/s/ Ray Thayer,ChairmanCurt Dreyer, PlanningDirector(4514, 4608)PUBLIC NOTICEIn the Superior Court for theState of Washington for theCounty of KlickitatIn the matter of the Estate ofDoris Maybelle Brumbaugh,DeceasedNo. 12 4 00034 7Probate Notice to CreditorsThePersonalRepresentative namedbelow has been appointedas Personal Representativeof this estate. Any personhaving a claim against thedecedent must, before thetime the claim would bebarred by any otherwiseapplicable statute of limitations,present the claim inthe manner as provided inRCW 11.40.070 by servingon or mailing to the PersonalRepresentative or thePersonal Representative’sattorney at the address statedbelow a copy of the claimand filing the original of theclaim with the court. Theclaim must be presentedwithin the later of: (1) thirtydays after the PersonalRepresentative served ormailed the notice to thecreditor as provided underRCW 11.40.020(1) ©; or (2)four months after the date offirst publication of the notice.If the claim is not presentedwithin this time frame, theclaim is forever barred,except as otherwise noted inRCW 11.40.051 and11.40.060. This bar is effectiveas to claims against boththe decedent’s probate andnonprobate assets.Date of First Publication:Nov. 14, 2012Personal Representative:Sandra K. VermeireAttorney for PersonalRepresentative:William H. Sumerfield, No.89126Phillips Reynier Sumerfield& Cline, LLPP.O. Box 758 – 718 StateStreetHood River, OR 97031(4609, 4703, 4802)PUBLIC NOTICEIN THE SUPERIOR COURTOF THE STATE OF WASH-INGTON IN AND FOR THECOUNTY OF KLICKITAT.AMENDED SHERIFF’SPUBLIC NOTICE OF SALEON REAL PROPERTY.Pacific NW Federal CreditUnion , Plaintiff vs.RichardG. Case and Shirlee K.Case, husband and wife,Defendants,No. 12-2-00061-7 TO: Richard G. Case andShirlee K. Case, 556 PineForest Rd, Goldendale, WA98620The Superior Court ofKlickitat County has directedthe undersigned Sheriff ofKlickitat County to sell theproperties legally describedas follows to satisfy a judgmentin the above entitledaction: PARCEL 1:Assessor’s Tax Parcel No.05-16-3000-0003/00. PAR-CEL 2: Tax Parcel Nos. 05-15-2500-0009/00 & 05-15-2500-0006/00. PARCEL 3:Assessor’s Tax Parcel No.05-15-2600-0005/00. PAR-CEL 4: Assessor’s TaxParcel No. 05-12-2600-0012/00. PARCEL 5:Assessor’s Tax Parcel No.05-15-2600-0013/00. PAR-CEL 6: Assessor’s TaxParcel No. 05-15-2600-0014/00. PARCEL 7:Assessor’s Tax Parcel No.05-15-2600-0015/00. PAR-CEL 8: Assessor’s TaxParcel No. 05-16-3108-3903/00. PARCEL 9:Assessor’s Tax Parcel No.05-16-3108-3904/00. (Forfull legal description, pleasecontact the Klickitat CountySheriff’s Office). The sale ofthe above described propertiesis to take place: TIME:10:00 A.M. DATE: December7, 2012 PLACE: KlickitatCounty Courthouse. TheJudgment Debtor can avoidthe sale by paying the judgmentamount of$729,337.87, together withinterest, costs and fees,before the sale date. For theexact amount, contact theSheriff’s office at theaddress stated below. RICKMCCOMAS, KLICKITATCOUNTY SHERIFF, 205 SColumbus, MS-CH-7,Goldendale, WA 98620, 509-PUBLIC HEARING NOTICENOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A PUBLIC HEARINGWILL BE HELD ON NOVEMBER 27, 2012 IN THE CHAM-BERS OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERSOF KLICKITAT COUNTY, AT THE HOUR OF 1:30 P.M. FORTHE PURPOSE OF ESTABLISHING A SUPPLEMENTALBUDGET AND AMENDMENTS TO THE 2012 BUDGET INTHE AMOUNT OF $1,289,201 FOR THE FOLLOWING:General Fund: Budget and Technical Services 4,000General Fund: Commissioners 2,290General Fund: Sheriff 55,947General Fund: West District Court 6,800General Fund: WSU Extension 1,058Election Reserve Fund #111 502Cumulative Reserve Fund #125 150,000Natural Resources Fund #132 77,200Public Health Fund #137 106,204Dallesport WWTF Fund #401 45,000Commissioners’ Vehicle R&R Fund #502 22,000Road E. R. & R. Fund #504 818,200AT SAID HEARING ANY INTERESTED TAXPAYER MAYAPPEAR AND BE HEARD FOR OR AGAINST THE PRO-POSED APPROPRIATIONS.BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERSKLICKITAT COUNTY, WASHINGTONRAY THAYER, CHAIRMAN(4611, 4705)773-4455.(4610, 4704, 4803, 4902)MEETING NOTICENOTICE IS HEREBY GIVENthat the Klickitat CountyOpen Space AdvisoryCommittee will be meetingon Tuesday, November 27,2012 beginning at 5:30 pmUSDA Service Center, 1107South Columbus Avenue,Goldendale, WA 98620.THE PURPOSE of saidmeeting is to advise theassessor in implementingassessment guidelines asrequired by the Departmentof Revenue for open space,farm and agricultural, andtimber land classified underthe provisions of Chapter84.34 RCW.Dated this 31st day ofOctober, 2012.Darlene Johnson, CountyAssessor(4612)CALL FOR BIDSealed Bids will be receivedby the Commission ofKLICKITAT COUNTYRURAL 7 FIRE AND RES-CUE for a New 2013Pumper/Tender. Bids will bereceived until 1:00 P.M.December 10, 2012 at theoffice at 327 West Brooks,Goldendale, Washington,98620 at which time andplace the bids will be publiclyopened and read. The biddocuments and specificationsmay be obtained at theDistrict’s office or by callingthe office at 509-773-4246.Each bid shall be accompaniedby a bid bond with acorporate surety licensed todo business in the State ofWashington in an amountnot less than 10% of theamount of the bid or by acertified or cashier’s checkon a bank that is a memberof the Federal DepositInsurance Corporationpayable to the order of theCommission of KlickitatCounty Rural 7 Fire andRescue. Each bid to be firmand binding for 60 days afterthe time set for the bid opening.Bidders are advisedupon completion of any contractawarded to them theymust furnish a certifiedstatement of the nature andsource of items in excess of$2,500 utilized in the performanceof the contract procuredfrom sources beyondthe territorial boundaries ofthe United States, includingAlaska and Hawaii.The District reserves theright to reject any and allproposals, and to waiveminor irregularities anderrors. Dated this day,November 14, 2012.KLICKITAT COUNTYRURAL 7 FIRE AND RES-CUEPaul EnwardsJane LeeJim HillCommissioners(4613, 4706, 4804)PUBLIC NOTICEKlickitat County Rural 7 Fire& Rescue Commissionerswill review and approve the2013 Budget and Levy at itsregularly scheduledCommissioners meeting onWednesday, November 14,2012 at 7:00pm. The meetingwill take place at theRural 7 Fire Hall at 327 WBrooks in Goldendale. Forthe record, Commissionersmeeting are held on the 2ndWednesday of every monthat 7:00 pm and are open tothe public.(4614)NOTICE OF PUBLICHEARINGNOTICE IS HEREBY GIVENthat the Klickitat CountyBoard of Adjustment willhold a public hearing onDecember 3, 2012 at 7:00p.m. in the Klickitat CountyCourthouse, CommissionersMeeting Room, 205 S.Columbus, Goldendale, WA.THE PURPOSE of saidhearing is to hear all interestedparties who wish totestify for or against the followingproposal:Conditional Use ApplicationCUP-2012-11 for the purposeof using an existingresidential home for a weddingvenue and vacationrental. The proposed locationis within a portion ofSection 34, T4N, R11E,W.M., Klickitat, WA (919Snowden Road: SnowdenVicinity).The Board of Adjustmentmay approve, deny, approvewith conditions, table, orcontinue the matter to a settime and place.The application is availablefor review at the KlickitatCountyPlanningDepartment, 228 W. MainSt., Goldendale, WA.BY ORDER of the KlickitatCounty Board of Adjustmentdated this 9th day ofNovember 2012./s/ Curt Dreyer,Planning Director(4615)CLASSIFIEDSAnnoucementsHappy Ads .......................2Welcome To The World....4Card of Thanks ................5Notices...........................10Events............................15Personals.......................20Support Groups .............25Lost & Found .................30Professional Services ....3110 NoticesATTEND THE BEST CON-CEALED CARRY PERMITCourse Around! Only $60(Group Discounts Avail.)OR/WA/UT/ID/NV +32more. Friday, Dec. 7 from5-10 pm at The DallesComfort Inn. Call Joe @435-757-190025 SupportGroupsAA Woman’s meeting, 7pm every Tuesday at SolidRock Church, 2308 E 12th,The Dalles.25 SupportGroupsAL-ANON Meeting6:30 pm, ThursdaysGoldendale MethodistChurchQuestions?Call Rosie, 773-6420 orGreta, 773-3343.ALCOHOLICSANONYMOUS24 Hour Hot Line1-800-999-9210Mid Columbia Mtg. Infowww.://district14aa.orgALCOHOLICS Anon. Goldendalemeetings at theUnited Methodist Church;Mon., 8 p.m.; Wed., 8 p.m.;Fri., 8 p.m., 109 E. Broadway.1-800-344-2666.FREEADS?25 SupportGroupsDO YOU HAVEHURTS,habits, hang-ups? AttendCelebrate Recovery a faithbased12 step program,every Tuesday night atHood River AllianceChurch at 2650 W.Montello (off Rand Rd).Dinner provided at 6:15pmand large group meeting at7:00 pm. Childcare isprovided.For more info. call541-308-5339Ask UsHow!773-377725 SupportGroupsFamily Alzheimer’s/DementiaSupport GroupFamily members andfriends caring for individualswith Alzheimer’s diseaseor a related dementiaare invited to participate inour Dementia SupportGroup. Come and gainsupport and insight fromothers who are going thruor have gone thru this journey.Join us monthly in acaring environment to discussyour challenges andquestions. Meeting held thethird Wednesday, everymonth, at 3:00 pm at Flag-Stone Senior Living at 3325Columbia View Drive. Formore information about ourgroup, contact Karen Deswertat 541-298-5656. AllWelcome!GOLDENDALE PregnancyResource CenterCenter Hours:Tues & Fri 11am-4:30pm.Thursday 1pm-4:30pm.509-773-5501Pregnancy Counseling andservices, free pregnancyself-tests.25 SupportGroupsGRIEF and Loss Groupmeets monthly at KlickitatValley Hospital. Come andlearn ways to heal and helpothers heal from loss.Sponsored by Klickitat ValleyHospice. Call 773-0380for further information.NA Meetings everyWednesday, 6:30-7:30 atthe Casa GuadalupeHouse, 1603 Belmont,Hood River, OR.NA MEETINGSGoldendaleFather’s House Fellowship207 S. KlickitatMonday: 12-1 p.m.Wednesday: 12-1 p.m.Friday: 12-1 p.m.Open to non-addicts.For more info,call Kathy S.@ 360-850-8832 orMatt S. @ 360-850-8840.Your ad shouldbe here!773-377725 SupportGroupsPARKINSON’S SUPPORTGROUP: First Wednesdayof every month at 2 p.m.Water’s Edge, 551 LonePine Blvd, 2nd floorFor information, pleasecontact Chad at541.478.9338.T.O.P.S. (Take Off PoundsSensibly). Tuesdays 9 a.m.at Riverview Comm. Bank.773-4766.T.O.P.S. (Take off PoundsSensibly), Thursdays, 6p.m. at Riverview Comm.Bank, 773-5411.INSTRUCTION &CHILD CAREPreschool/DaycareFacilities.........................35Child Care Providers .....37Schools Training ............40Tutoring..........................45Instruction ......................50Training & Opportunity...51Health & Fitness ............5545 TutoringMATH andSCIENCEGrade 4 - Adult$30/HourJim Minick, MS509-365-2645Homework ManagementBUSINESS/FINANCIALBusiness Opportunities .60Investments & Loans .....65Insurance.......................70Mortgages & Contracts..7260 BusinessOpportunitiesBusiness OpportunityThe Port of SkamaniaCounty is looking for qualifiedindividuals, partners, ororganizations to lease ormanage the Beacon RockGolf Course in NorthBonneville, Washington.The Request for Proposalscan be found atwww.portofskamania.org/rfp. Proposals are due December3, 2012-4:00 pm.For more info call JohnMcSherry, Executive Director,at 509 427 5484.Pheasant Grill Turn KeyRestaurant for sale in Arlington,OR. $275,000Owner may consider contract.(541) 980-0098CLASSIFIED DEADLINE:NOON-MONDAY

12 — November 14, 2012 GOLDENDALE, WASHINGTONCLASSIFIEDSEMPLOYMENTHelp Wanted General ....75Help Wanted Domestic/In Home .........................76Help Wanted Medical/Health 77Help Wanted Office/Clerical...........................78Help Wanted Sales/CustomerService 79Positions Wanted ...........80Volunteers......................82Work from HomeEmployment...................83Job Opportunities ..........8575 Help WantedGeneral911 CommunicationsOperatorCondon, ORTri County Communicationsis accepting applicationsfor the position ofPublic Safety call-taker/dispatcher.The position willbe full time with benefits included.Starting wage as ofJuly 1, 2012 will be $15.47per hour. Qualifications:minimum age 18, a highschool diploma or equivalent,a valid driver’s license,available for shift work andovertime, ability to pass acriminal background checkand a pre-employmentdrug test. Applications maybe picked up at the GilliamCounty Sheriff’s Office,Sherman County Sheriff’sOffice or the WheelerCounty Clerk’s Office. Applicationswill be accepteduntil 5:00 P.M. Tuesday,November 27th, 2012 byeither dropping them off atone of the Sheriff’s officesor mailing them to TriCounty Communications,PO Box 297, Condon, OR97823.Asst Girls BasketballCoachAt TD Middle School;$1090 to $1258 DOE; Pre-Employment Drug testing.Requirements and Classifiedapplications are onlineat www.nwasco.k12.or.usor pick up at 3632 W. 10th,TD Closes: Until FilledEOEEAsst Wrestling CoachAt TD Middle School;$1090 to $1258 DOE; Pre-Employment Drug testing.Requirements and Classifiedapplications are onlineat www.nwasco.k12.or.usor pick up at 3632 W. 10th,TD Closes: Until FilledEOEEBEST WESTERNPLUSHood River Innis seeking qualifiedapplicants for theFront Office staff.Applicants must possessstrong customer serviceskills, incredible attentiontodetail, the ability to multitaskin a fast paced workenvironment and have anoutgoing and friendlypersonality. Previouscustomer serviceexperience is desired.Please apply in personat 1108 E Marina Way,Hood River, OR.Get moreeyeson your ad,place it intheGorgeClassifieds!75 Help WantedGeneralChief Financial OfficerColumbia Gorge CommunityCollege located in thebeautiful Columbia RiverGorge is hiring a Chief FinancialOfficer (CFO). TheCFO administers a programof business servicesfor the College, includingbudgeting, accounting, financialreporting, financialanalysis, audits and otherservices as assigned. TheCFO supervises all staff inthe Business Office, Bookstoreand other duties asassigned by the President.The CFO reports directly tothe President and is a fullparticipating member of thePresident’s ExecutiveLeadership Team. TheCFO is responsible formaintaining the fiscal integrityof the College andassists the institution in effectiveuse of its resourcesto achieve its educationalmission and improve institutionaleffectiveness.Bachelor’s Degree in BusinessAdministration, AccountingInformation Management,Management Accountingfrom an accreditedinstitution, or relatedfield required. Master’s Degreeand CPA, CMA orCPFO preferred.Candidates must have five(5) to seven (7) years of related,extensive and increasinglyresponsible experiencein public administration,municipal accountingor related field, minimumthree (3) years ofdemonstrated leadershipand supervisory experiencein leading a complexand diverse organization.Full-time, non-exempt positionhas a salary range of$60,032 to $90,804. Benefitsinclude medical, dental,vision, 200 hours vacationand PERS retirement.CGCC application, coverletter, resume, 3 letters ofreference and college transcriptsare required to applyand the applicationdeadline is Friday, Nov.16th at 5 p.m. Please visitwww.cgcc.cc.or.us or callRobb Van Cleave (541)506-6150 for more information.CGCC is anEqual Opportunity Educatorand Employer.Resource DevelopmentCoordinatorColumbia Gorge CommunityCollege is hiring a ResourceDevelopment Coordinator.This position providessupport to the CGCCFoundation Board and isresponsible for: developingpolicies and procedures;organizing and implementingFoundation Board activitiesand projects; developingstrategies for receiving,accepting, disbursing,and acknowledging gifts;coordinating Foundationactivity with the collegestaff; assisting with marketingand coordination ofFoundation events. Thisposition is also responsiblefor management of theFoundation scholarshipawards process in coordinationwith the foundationscholarship team. Bachelor’sdegree in BusinessAdministration, Communications,Public Administrationor related field andminimum of 3 years of relevantexperience in areasof fund-raising throughcampaigns or specialevents required. Any advanceddegrees, specializedtraining, or certificationin development field andexperience in recruitingand/or managing volunteersis preferred. Fulltime,exempt position has astarting salary range of$34,500 to $37,699, plusbenefits. Application deadlineis 5:00 pm on 11/16/12.Cover letter, resume, andCGCC application are requiredto apply. Applicationcan be found online atwww.cgcc.cc.or.us or bycontacting Human Resources:400 E. ScenicDrive, The Dalles, OR97058, (541) 506-6150EOE75 Help WantedGeneralRET TUTORCGCC is seeking a parttimetutor for RenewableEnergy Technology (RET)program, 4 hours Thursdayafternoons for the 2012-13academic year. Knowledgeof electronics and digitalsystems required. Associatesdegree in RET preferred.Wage: $11.91/hour.Open until filled. Please goto www.cgcc.cc.or.us forapplication info. Submit torvancleave@cgcc.cc.or.usor mail to HR Department,CGCC, 400 East ScenicDrive, The Dalles OR97058.CLINICAL SUPERVISOR -Outpatient ServicesMid-Columbia Center forLiving, is seeking a FT ClinicalSupervisor to providesupervision and leadershipfor day to day coordinationof outpatient mental healthand crisis services in HoodRiver. Hood River is 1 hourfrom Portland at the baseof Mt. Hood in the ScenicColumbia Gorge with numerousrecreational andcultural opportunities. Idealcandidate will have knowledgeand experience workingin a busy communitybehavioral health settingthat serves adults, childrenand families and providesintensive wraparound servicesto kids and adultswith serious mental illness.The supervisor coordinatescare with a multidisciplinarybehavioral health team anda variety of communitypartners to enable access,integrated care, and a positiveexperience for theconsumer. Requires aMaster’s degree in socialwork, psychology or relatedfield, and 3 yrs. exp. inbehavioral health counseling,case management, orrelated community supportservices. Must have atleast 1 year of supervisionof clinical professionals.Must have Oregon State licensureas an LCSW orLPC or ability to obtain li-censure. Bilingual(Spanish/English) preferred.Salary range startsat $4,904/mo. + benefits.Closes 11/26/12. For applicationpacket got towww.mccfl.org . EOE/Drugfree workplace.COLUMBIA CENTER FOR THEARTS seeks a part-timeMarketing Manager. Toapply visitwww.columbiaarts.org.Customer service rep. fulltime 8-4:30 mon -friDuties include answeringphones, routing drivers,data entry. No phone callsplease pick up app at 3000W 2nd St. The DallesDEPUTY SHERIFF/HOODRIVER COUNTY:Applicants must be 21years of age, meet basiceducationand agility standards, haveno criminal backgroundand good driving record.Applicants mustcomplete Hood RiverCounty Sheriff’s applicationand return to Hood RiverCounty AdministrationOffice, 601 State Street,Hood River. $38,837 to$50,226 annually w/fullbenefit package. Closingdate is 4:00 p.m., November30, 2012. Hood RiverCounty is an E.O.E.ELECTRO-MECHANICALTECHNICIANCardinal Glass Industriesthe premier insulating glassmanufacturer in the US isseeking qualified individualsto join our MaintenanceTeam in Hood River OR.Prefer 2-year degree or 5years experience with agood understanding of automatedequipment, pneumatics/hydraulics,PC &PLC control systems. Fulltime Fri-Mon weekendshift. Pay DOE, excellentwork environment & benefits,drug free workplace,EOE. (541) 354-4000.Email resumes tosasmith@cardinalcorp.com orfax to (541) 354-4036.FLAGGER/TRAFFIC CON-TROL, Trees Inc AcceptingApps. Drivers Lic. & flaggingcert required, Call509-222-0737 Debbie.Hood River & The DallesFuel Delivery Truck DriverPendleton Grain Growersis looking for a fuel truckdelivery driver for the Pendletonarea. Home everynight. We offer advancementopportunities as wellas a competitive wage andbenefits package, an incentivebonus program andopportunities for advancement.To view the job descriptionand apply, visitour website at:www.pggcountry.comHAIRDRESSER needed.Experience preferred butnot required. PT or FT. Applyat 302 E. 3rd St. TD.HICKORY FARMS HIRESSTAFF, HIRING SALESASSOCS. AT OUR STORE 4NOV & DECwww.hickoryfarms.com/_employmentHOTEL FRONT DESK (PT),Looking for the right personto join us. Hours includeweekends. Apply in person@ the Vagabond Lodge.75 Help WantedGeneralHOUSEMATEOlder gentleman with mobilityhandicap needshousemate to help withlight housekeeping and livingassistance. Complete,private quarters, negotiablehours, wages, and tasks.Needed 3-4 hours per day.References and interviewrequired. Cheerful, happyattitude a must. Mike 541-490-9339.Irrigation Worker-Full time.OJT in all areas of TheDalles Irrigation Districtmaintenance & operations.Required HS diploma orGED, Valid OR drivers licnese.Subject to backgroundcheck & drug testing.Benefits after 6 monthprobationary period. Startingwage up to $15/hr. Applications& additional jobdescription go to 3503 OlneyRoad, TD, OR 97058or call 541-296-3366JANITORIAL POSITIONSAvailable in Hood River/Bingen and The Dalles.Applicant required to passwork history and criminalbackground check. Musthave reliabletransportation, valid driverslicense and insurance.Start $10.50/hr + DOE.Submit Resume to: POBox335, Hood River, Oregon,97031, or Email:midcolumbiajanitorial@earthlink.netMARCHESI VINEYARDSIS HIRINGHood River premiereTasting Room is looking forPart-Time and On Callservers. Candidates musthave OLCC pouringlicense and the ability towork week-ends. Openinghours are Fri., Sat., Sun.11to 6. Candidates mustpossess basic wineknowledge, positiveattitudes and excellentcustomer service skills.Please apply in person10 to 4 Fridays.NEW ACCOUNTS/CUSTOMERSERVICE REPRESENTATIVECenterPointe CommunityBank is seeking a 32-hournew accounts/customerservice team member inThe Dalles. Come join adynamic team of professionalswho are focused onproviding premier clientservice. CenterPointe’score values embrace trust,honesty, sincerity, anddedication to quality, distinctiveclient focus and atrue commitment to ourcommunity. Qualified candidatesmust present afriendly personality, a willingnessto exceed expectations,respect discretion,value quality and have ateam spirit. Bank experiencein customer serviceand new accounts is preferred.Proficient communicationand computerskills are required. Greatbenefits and wonderful opportunitiesexist for personaland career growthwithin our financial institution.Apply today by sendingyour resume to CenterPointeCommunity Bank,Attn: Human Resources,P.O. Box 270, Hood River,OR 97031 or email toHR@centerpointebank.com. CenterPointe CommunityBank is an Equal Op-portunity Employer.www.centerpointebank.comNOW HIRINGGriffith Motors Toyota &Honda, The fastest growingdealership in the Gorgehas part-time positionsavailable. Duties may includeassisting with parts,service & at the new Griffy’sQuick Lube. Pickup applicationsat Griffith Motors:1900 W. 6th St. The Dalles.NOW HIRING AUTOTECHNICIAN,Oil Can Henry’sHood River. CustomerService or Sales exp.,plus auto skills a must.$8.80+/hr to start, plusbonuses and benefits.Open 7 days a week.Apply online:WWW.HENRYSJOBS.COMSelect “Hood River, OR”75 Help WantedGeneralPT/FT PROGRAM MANAGER/DIRECTOROversight & mgt. of NewParent Services & FamiliesFirst Programs in HR & TDBA & min. 5 yrs. exp. in HumanServices; MA preferredCover letter, resume, salaryhistory tolyndad@nextdoorinc.orgOr apply atwww.nextdoorinc.org11-23-2012. EOEbyRELIABLE CAREGIVERSto assist adults w/developmentaldisabilities. Trainingprovided. Growth opportunity.503-594-1250 x13SAGETECHCORPORATIONSagetech is now hiringfor the followingpositions:Production Technicians,Technical Sales Manager,Operations Manager,Controller, and ProductionSupervisor. For moreinformation pleaseapply atSagetechCorp.com/CareersSecretary IIIDistrict Maintenance/Facilities,8.0 hrs/day; yearround position; $13.01 perhr with insurance package;computer skills, organizationalskills and previoussecretarial work required;Pre-Employment Drug testing.Classified applicationsare online atwww.nwasco.k12.or.us orpick up at 3632 W. 10th,TD Closes: November20th, 2012 at 4 pm EOEEService AdvisorLeading car dealershipin The Dalles with a longhistory of loyal customersseeks a motivatedperson to work in ourfull service shop withour qualified and seasonedtechnicians. Servicewriting experiencea must. Benefits include:Competitive salaryand commission,Matching 401K, Medical,Dental, Vision, Lifeinsurance. Closed mostmajor holidays off.Send resume to:Box Box Ec/o The Dalles ChronicleP.O. Box 1910The Dalles, OR 97058SPOOKY’SIs now accepting applicationsfor full & part time positions.Apply in personTuesdays through Saturdays,between the hours of2:00 & 5:00, and ask for amanager.The Dalles DisposalLocal Truck DriverMonday-Friday 45 hourwork week. Great benefits,401k, vacation, and yearround work. Must have aCDL and clean drivingrecord. Call Donna at 360-448-6966.WANTEDCPA Office located in TheDalles, Oregon is looking tohire a LTP or CPA licensedin Oregon who wants towork during the upcomingtax season. Candidatemust have at least fiveyears experience preparingindividual and other entities.Position will run from January- April, 2013 with thepossibility of a full time positiondepending on desireand compatibility. Salary/hourly will depend upon experience.Please send resume:Box Ac/o The Dalles ChronicleP.O. Box 1910The Dalles, Oregon 9705875 Help WantedGeneralWANTEDRay Schultens Ford inThe Dalles is in need ofa lot attendant. Dutiesinclude but are not limitedto washing vehiclesand cleaning the servicedepartment. Competitivewages, medical,dental, vision offered.We are closed on Sundays.Apply in person at2400 W. 6th St. & askfor Bob Robbins.WANTED:Double Berry FrozenYogurt is looking for enthusiasticfriendly teammembers to help customersenjoy their experience.Join the fun! On Nov. 17,open interviews will takeplace at Casa El Miradorfrom 9am - 12 pm. Pick upapplications at 1424 W.2nd St. The Dalles.WANTED:Internet Sales ManagerPosition Available• Auto Sales Experiencea Must!• Good Computer Skills• HonestEmail resume to larryd@schultensmotors.comWANTED:All shifts available, GrandCentral Subway is now hiringdependable sandwichartist. Apply in person atHWY 97 & I-84 in Biggs,Oregon. Ask for Sheri orDave.77 Help WantedMedicalBilling/Coding Specialist,We are seeking qualifiedapplicants for our billingdept. Requires a degreefrom an accredited medical/codingprogram and/orhigh school diploma w/3yrs exp. Strong written &verbal skills + attention todetail a must. Send resumeto clinicadministrator@gorge.net or mail to ColumbiaGorge Family Medicine,1750 12th St HoodRiver, OR 97031CBCFCOLUMBIA BASINCARE FACILITYOur Mission is toImprove the Lives ofThose We ServeCommunity-ownedNot-for-Profit,Skilled Nursing Facility.Position available:CERTIFIEDNURSINGASSISTANTSEvening shifts. ContactJulie at 541-296-2156ext. 3238.DENTAL ASSISTANTExperienced dental assistantfor busy White Salmondental office. Hardworkingindividual needed to staffThursdays and Fridays, X-ray certification, chair sideskills, and a focus on excellentpatient care a must.Please send resume to: WhiteSalmon Dental Care, PO Box2080, White Salmon, WA98672 or wsdental@gorge.netDENTAL ASSISTANT (EFDA)Needed in Hood River. Joinour great team as we grow.For more information onthis FT, benefit-eligible positionlog on towww.lcdcfh.org.Dental AssistantFor Dr. Robert Brewer’sfast paced dental office. Inneed of a person who canwork in a busy environment.Will train the rightperson for this dental assistingposition. Required:• Cover letter, Resume,References with phonenumbers,• High School Diploma/GED• Neat and professionalappearanceSend materials to Box C,c/o The Dalles Chronicle,PO Box 1910The Dalles, OR 9705877 Help WantedMedicalDIETARY AIDHood River Care Centeris hiring a full time dietaryaid. Prefer 6 mo.experience. Successfulapplicants must pass adrug screen and criminalbackground check. Pleaseapply atwww.prestigecare.com.EEOLICENSED NURSEHood River Care Centerhas an opening for a fulltime licensed nurse.Applicants must possess acurrent unencumberedOregon nursing license.Successful applicants mustpass a drug screen andcriminal background test.Please apply atwww.prestigecare.com. EEO• Physicians• Nursing• Clinical Staff• Support StaffTo view all currentcareer opportunitiesand to apply online gotowww.mcmc.netResidential Associate IPart Time/On Call, Columbia-Care Services has an immediateopening for a RA I at ourCreekside facility in TheDalles. Must be able to qualifyas QMHA, pass criminal backgroundcheck, and driving requirements.(see website fordetails and to apply). This positionmust be able to work allshifts. columbiacare.org ColumbiaCareis an EOE78 Help WantedOfficeFISCAL DIRECTORMid-Columbia Children’sCouncil builds better communities,one person at atime. Serving over 500 childrenin Oregon/WashingtonMCCC is recruiting fora Fiscal Director to join ourteam.Position requires BA or BSin Finance, Accounting orrelated field and ability tobe bondable. CPA certificationpreferred. 5 yearsexperience includingGAAP, audits, cost allocation,OMB circulars, grantsmanagement, auditing ofnon-profits, managing dailyfinancial operations and 2year supervisory experience.Wage starts at$4651/month plus benefits.For more information viewjob posting and descriptionat www.mcccheadstart.org.To apply mail/fax application,resume, transcriptsand cover letter by closingdate to Mid-Columbia Children’sCouncil, Inc., 1100E. Marina Way, Suite 215,Hood River, OR. 97031 or(541) 386-4597. EOE.OFFICE ADMINISTRATORHearts of Gold Caregiversis the leading homecareagency in the ColumbiaGorge. Due to continuedgrowth of the companywe now have aposition for Office Administratoravailable forthe right person. Dutiesinclude: scheduling,phone, banking, filing,compliance, general officeduties etc. Applicantmust be a team player,flexible, professional,reliable, able to work independently,and underpressure. Send resumeand cover letter with re-muneration expectationsto Hearts of GoldCaregivers, 1767 12thSt. #238, Hood RiverOR 97031. Come joinour team where Care isOur Product, and Independenceis our Goal79 Help WantedSales/ServiceNOW HIRINGJoin our sales team in apositive and successfulleading Northwest Toyota,Scion, Honda dealership.Earning the2011 Toyota PresidentsAward and in a newstate of art facility!401K, Medical benefits &vacation.Experience a plus butwill train the right person.Contact Greg orEd at Griffith Motors,1900 W. 6th St., TD.82 VolunteersHEARING IMPAIREDSINCE BIRTHthis 6 year old boy has hada delayed vocabulary andtrouble making friends becauseof it. He is excitedabout trying new activitiesand would love to learnhow to swim but has nobodyto do these thingswith. He lives in a singleparent household andhasn’t seen his father in almost5 years. Having amale role model couldmake the world of differencein this boy’s lifeBig Brothers Big Sistersof Wasco Co. 541-286-8118THIS LITTLE GUYis 8 years old and has beenwaiting for two years forjust the right Big Brother tocome along. He enjoys beingactive and would bethrilled to spend some timeoutdoors. He is very outgoing& enthusiastic and isready to have that specialone on one time.Big Brothers Big Sistersof Wasco Co. 541-286-8118THIS PRECIOUS LITTLE GIRLis 6 years old and is extremelyeager to get a BigSister! She is very enthusiasticand full of life. Shelives in a small apartmentand could really benefitfrom getting out of thehouse and trying newthings. When asked whyshe wanted to have a BigSister, she replied by saying,“I just want someone tohang out with. Makingfriends is hard.”Big Brothers Big Sistersof Wasco Co. 541-286-8118Child Care Wanted ........95Diaper Services ...........100Adult & Elderly Care....105105 Adult &Elderly CareIN-HOMECAREGIVERCurrently looking for employment,back-groundchecked and finger printed,current CPR and FirstAid card, references andexperienced, registeredwith Oregon In HomeWorkers Commission.509-767-4205Travel &TransportationCar Pools .....................110Tickets .........................115Travel ...........................120Free-To-All ...................122MARKETPLACEAuctions .......................125Hood River...................126The Dalles ...................127White Salmon/Bingen ..128Odell ............................129Garage/Yard Sales.......130Other Oregon Cities ....131Parkdale/Mt. Hood .......132Cook/Underwood.........133Other Washington Cities134Estate Sales ................135Camas .........................136Washougal...................137Vancouver....................138Bazaars/Flea Markets..139Antiques & Collectibles140Antiques/CollectiblesWanted 142Apparel/Jewelry ...........150Furniture ......................155Appliances ...................160Home Electronics ........165Carpeting .....................166Wireless Communication167Computers ...................170Satellites ......................175Cameras & Photo Supplies180Cleaning ......................182Firewood & Stoves.......185Hot Tubs, Spas, SwimmingPool 190Sporting Goods ...........195Exercise Equipment.....200Sailboard & Accessories205Arts & Leisure..............210Musical Instruments.....215Lawn, Garden, Equipment220Building Materials ........225Timber Buy/Sell ...........226Hand & Power Tools ....230Misc. Equipment ..........235Health Care Equipment236Arts, Crafts, & Hobbies240Baby Items...................250Hair Care & Beauty Aids255Books...........................260Office Equipment .........265Restaurant Equipment.270Misc. for Sale ...............275Misc. Wanted ...............280Free/Give Away............282Swaps & Trades...........285

GOLDENDALE, WASHINGTON NOVEMBER 14, 2012— 13CLASSIFIEDSHood RiverHR VALLEY ADULT CENTERTHRIFT STORECollectibles, ClothingFurniture, HouseholdShoes & more!*Donations gladly accepted24 hours a day*Support Your LOCALCommunityTues & Thurs, 9 to 12Wed & Sat, 9 to 250% off sale-Last Sat of month2010 Sterling Place, HRHRVCC THRIFT SHOPEvery Wed., 9:00-3:00Every Sat., 9:00-1:00$5 bag for clothingCome see us!DONATIONS WELCOME!975 Indian Creek Rd., HRThe DallesRemodeling and garage sale8AM to 4PM Saturday andSunday Nov. 17 &18 atBob Stone FreewayAutocenter, 2222 W. 6th St. TDWe are clearing out thedealership following our remodeland holding a GIANTGARAGE SALE indoors inour detail shop.Steep discounts onall items!furniture • filing cabinets •desks • book shelves •blinds • computer equipment• pictures • displays &posters • drinking fountain •televisions • various officeequipment • assorted takeoff wheels and over 70 tires• tire balancer • auto shopequipment tools • over therail diamond plate tool box •bike racks • thule roof cargobox • roof racks • partsand accessories • misc.floor fans • ladder rack forfull size pickupPLUS MUCH MORE!135 GoldendaleESTATE SALEESTATE OF LIFETIMEANTIQUE DEALER &COLLECTORFri. 11/16, 8a-4pSat. 11/17, 8a-3p1314 E 10th St, The Dalles.We’re back with moreantiques, collectibles & lotsof other goodies. Comesee what we’ve found!!!Ruth Beecher Estate Sales541-296-6893 or 541-980-3200139 Bazaars/FleaMarketsBAZAAR, Columbia Hillslog building on Hwy. 197 -Dallesport.Nov. 2 & 3, from 10-5, andNov. 16-17.Looking for vendors, $10/table. 509-767-1071.PRE-HOLIDAY BAZAAR,November 16th & 17th,10am-5pm. Columbia HillsLog building & RV park,Hwy 197 Dallesport Wa,hosted by Ginger’s Enterprises.Venders wanted,$10/per table. Call Ginger509-767-1071.140 Antiques &CollectiblesCOLLECTOR’s coin, 2009collection, Sold out in 1996.Etched, Lincoln CentsBirthplace. $100,000 OBO.Will accept home or out ofcountry property as tradeor sell outright. 541-298-1920 or 541-298-1569, askfor Jerry LongmoreGORGECLASSIFIEDSGETRESULTS140 Antiques &CollectiblesFOR SALE: Very large WWII15mm Wargame miniaturescollection. Westernfront American, British, &German figures based forbattlefront Wargame rules.550 nicely painted figures +over 100 vehicles andguns. Rulebook + somebattlefield accessories alsoincluded. Prefer to sale entirecollection as one largeset, but may sell in parts.SERIOUS OFFERS ONLY. Forprices & more info call Kenat 541-246-4586OLD spurs & bits, beadedknife sheaths and medicinebags, silver jewelry, & tradebead necklaces. Can beseen at Antiques and Odditiesat 211 W. Stubin, Bingen,Washington160 AppliancesWASHERS & DRYERS,Refrigerators & Ranges,For sale, All brands, Pricesvary from $125 & up. Willdo service calls. Call formore information.541-296-8970165 HomeElectronics55” LG 3D Smart TV.MDL#55LW6500. Pd$1,800 1 year ago new,asking $1,550 firm. Includes4 pair passive 3Dglasses, stand & wallmount,& paperwork. IncredibleTV, just don’twatch TV anymore.541-980-0419.185 Firewood &Stoves16 IN. Long cherry wood,$150/Cord delivered toyour house! 541-993-2645.FIRE WOOD, seasonedDoug Fir. Partially split, 16”length. U-Haul, $140/cord.541-354-1399185 Firewood &StovesFIREWOOD FOR SALEApple wood. $125/full cord.Seasoned, split, and dry.Wood & loading area undercover. U haul. 541-308-6210 (Odell)FIREWOOD. Doug Fir,curred & split $150/cord.Will deliver w/in 10 miles ofGoldendale. 509-773*0358MIXED wood, $170/Cord,Delivered locally.541-965-1906, no Saturdaycalls please.OREGON white oak. $200/Cord, Delivered. 541-980-1041195 SportingGoodsMOUNTAINSHADOWS GUNS &MOREWe Buy, Sell & TradeGuns, Militaria. Top DollarPaid. Gun Repair &Cleaning Available inStore.Located 1115 Hull Street,Hood River, Oregon. Call541-490-4483.NOTICECertain laws and restrictions,as well asregistration requirementsapply to the sellof firearms. For more informationcontact theSeattle Field Division ofthe Department of Alcohol,Tobacco andFirearms at 1-206-204-3205. This field divisionis responsible forWashington, Idaho,Oregon, Alaska and Hawaii.You may also go towww.atf.gov for frequentlyasked questionsand information.Oregon’s largest gun &knife showPortland Expo CenterNov. 17th & 18th, 2012Saturday 9a-6p & Sunday9a-4p; Admission $9.For information call 503-363-9564 or online atwesknodelgunshows.com195 SportingGoodsTickets to the BEST Multi-State Concealed CarryWeapons Permit CourseAround! Only $60 (GroupDiscounts Avail.) OR/WA/ID/NV/WY/MT +30 more.Attend either on Sat, Nov. 3from 9am-1pm or Fri, Dec.7 from 6-10pm in TheDalles. Call Joe @ 435-757-1900236 Health CareEquipmentFor Sale: 26” wide electricwheel chair. New tires andbatteries. Cost 12K newasking $2,000. 541-370-2942250 Baby ItemsPALI Dawn Crib & changingtable set. Somescratches on crib. w/ Mattress.Dark wood. Goodcond., Made in Italy, $300OBO. 541-490-6947SAFETY 1st Travel Systemincl stroller, rear facing carseat, 2 car bases, Exc.cond. Non smoking family.No accidents. Black &green fabric. $125 OBO.Call or text 541-490-6947275 Misc. for SaleJUST IN TIME FOR THEHOLIDAYS:Roasting pan w/ rack, $20Cookie Press w/ 16seasonal, holiday & misc.discs, $15Stoneware bundt pan, $5Apple/Peeler/Corer/Slicer,$5All Pampered Chef, all ingood condition. Call fordetails, 541-354-2446ALL GORGECLASSIFIEDSplaced through The Sentinelwill appear onThe Sentinel’swebsitegoldendalesentinel.com280 Misc. WantedWANTED:Old fishing lures, oldvending machines, candy,cigarettes, soda pop, slotmachines, old kitty rides,arcade games, any oldcoinoperated machines;working or not, oldadvertising signs/gaspumps.ANY OLD NOVELTY ITEMS.CASH! 360-204-1017WE BUYSCRAP GOLD10K to 18KDental Gold-PlatinumArtisan’s Jewelryand Gallery137 East JewettWhite Salmon509-493-1333282 Free/GiveAwayFIREWOOD in the form ofscrap lumber, FREE, Youhaul, About 3 pickup loads,541-298-8903FREE RABBIT to goodhome. Very cute! 5 monthsold, semi-tame. Does notcome with cage. Cage is$50. 541-370-4458286 $500 or Less$100. Merc 440 S/R snowmobileproject, has beensitting for a while. Patrickph 541-298-2687.(6) STALL matts, Approx. 4x 6 x 1, Slightly used, $210/All. 971-235-58781” Beveled glass diningroom table, 72” x 42”, glassstands, 6 upholsteredchairs $300.541-980-4154.1930’s Philco Radio for$100. Please call 541-980-2574 to leave a message.1997 Suzuki Sidekick 1.6 liter,fuel injected motor,runs good. $500.541-300-0700286 $500 or LessTRANSMISSION, 5 spd,4x4, transmission andtransfer case, 2 drive lines,1997 Suzuki Sidekick,$500 OBO. 541-993-90904 snow tires on rims forHonda. Hankook 195/65/15, 85% tread, new treaddesign. $350 OBO 541-993-04144 Studded Wintercat M & Stires, LT 265/75R16,mounted on aluminumrims. $375. 541-993-46624-225/60R16 Studded tireson Ford alum. wheels. Likenew, $400. 541-298-89034-285-75R16 Mud & snowtires, 85% tread, $500.541-993-45515th WHEEL hitch, 15K, w/rails, $350. 541-544-09607 PAIRS of boys jeans,Exc. cond., Size 10-12,$30/all. 541-296-0166ACOUSTIC guitar for kidsby First Act Discover inSunburst coloring, $25.541-387-4752ANTIQUE dark oak diningroom set, Made in 1920s,w/ 4 Chairs. Exc. shape,$100/set. 509-365-3771Arm’s Reach Mini Co-Sleepe/Bassinet. Light bluew/ white stars. Works asco-sleeper/movable bassinet$60. 541-298-1392AWNING, store front entranceawning, 8’ x 4’,brown, with brackets, $100.509-427-4307 or 503-816-5966.BENCH, child size, solidwood, 3 hearts cut-out inback, 24” tall x 25.5” wide,new white paint, $25CASH. 509-637-3684.BIG bike, 27 inch w/ fenders,Good cond., $65.541-296-6939BIKE trailer, cargo, folding,never used, cost $99, sell$50 OBO. 541-571-5993 or509-493-3200.BLUE masquerade longdress, Size 20/21, $75.509-250-2253286 $500 or LessBOOTS, Columbia Techlitesnow/trail, womens 7,Omni-heat, omni-grip, waterproof,insulated lining,new and clean $90. 503-718-8715.BOTTLE corker, excellentcondition, $75 obo, 541-354-2661.BOX of boys baby clothes,3-24 months & baby highcair, $50/all. 541-993-8255.BOXES: Storage/Packing.Good boxes that ae sturdy& only used once. 10 for$15 or $1.75 ea. 541-400-3282Boys size 6 brownCarhartt coat, hardly wore,asking $40. Call or text541-993-3434.CATTLE rack for pick-uptruck, needs new plywoodbottom, $150 OBO. 509-493-2161.CHEVY FLY WHEEL, 11”,like new, $100.541-490-4391CHINA, Annie by ChinaPearl Fine China, complete24 place settings plus servingpieces, each place settinghas 7 pieces, made inChina, white with narrowsilver band around edge,great for your holiday dining,$250. 503-490-9308,White Salmon.CHIPPER, 8 HP Troy Bilt inexcellent condition, $200.541-806-2220Claw foot table, minor damage,$75. Contact Kevin @541-980-3641COMPUTER PARTS: 2cases, 3 mother boards w/CPU, 2 keyboards, 2 mice,2 CD drives, 1 DVD drive, 2floppy drives, 1-17” monitor,$30 all. 541-386-2940COMPUTER, Dell, Laptop,Older, Runs good, $80.541-296-3440COUCH, Kitchen Kaboodle,From clean non smokinghome, Red, Faded,$150. Can deliver.541-296-3949CRAFTSMAN 10 inch radialarm saw, Great cond.,$100 OBO. 541-980-3616A/C and HeatingAttorneysEngine RepairCarpet CleaningConstructionConstructionThe Goldendale SentinelBusiness Directoryis a great way to get yourname out there!Just $8, $16, $24 or $32per week!Call us today at773-3777ConstructionHealth CareHome ImprovementManufactured HomesPlumbersThe Goldendale SentinelBusiness Directoryis a great way to get yourname out there!Just $8, $16, $24 or $32per week!Call us today at773-3777Septic ServiceTruck RepairBe Part of our Online Business Directory

14 — NOVEMBER 14, 2012 GOLDENDALE, WASHINGTONCLASSIFIEDS286 $500 or LessDESKS (3). Antique elementaryschool desks. Picturesavailable upon request,$300 for all or $125each. 541-386-8790DINING ROOM PARSONSEATS, (4) dark chocolatebrown, fox leather, new, inbox. $260. 541-386-1371DOGHOUSE, hard plastic,medium size, $30. 541-571-5993 or 509-493-3200.Doll House furniture: “TheHouse of Miniatures” Chippendalecanopy bed kitnew in unopened box $12.541-993-8699DRESSER. Antique, pinklingerie w/ 8 drawers &antique dark wood rockingchair, $150 OBO, will sellseparately. 509-493-1812ENTERTAINMENT Center,Pine, 3 drawers and roomfor TV. $60. 541-739-2027ENTERTAINMENT center,64” long, 5 ft high, TVopening 39” wide. $175.541-298-4122.EXHAUST MANIFOLDS,(2) for big block Chevy.#10045780-2RH,#1410301-1LH, $225/both.541-490-4391FREE craft supplies: Assortedclean medicine bottlesand assorted greetingcard covers. 541-296-7885FREEZER, Westinghouseupright, 18 cu. ft., clean,runs well. $45. 509-773-3551.SCANNER,GARDEN scooter,wheeled, great for weedingwithout bending down, $25.541-571-5993 or 509-493-3200.GMC Jimmy grill emblem;brand new, in box. Fits‘86-’93. $25.509-250-2977.GRAYWATER rolling tank,trailer/portable, bluegreen,with hoses, new $90, sell$50 OBO. 541-571-5993 or509-493-3200.HARMONY house guitar,Antique, Acoustic, Playswell, $95 FIRM. 541-298-1775HID-A-BED, $50. Goodshape. 541-993-9910HIGH Chair, $25. 541-298-4322HOMELITE chain saw, 2.0Cubic Inch, 16” bar, excellentcondition w/case, $90.541-296-2861HOT TUB, $500. Text 541-490-9837 or email5hutson37@gmail.com formore info.INCREDIBLY cute greenpedestal cake or cookieserver, Bunnies and carrotsall over, Made in Portugal,$20. 541-298-6250John Deere twin bedin a bag set. New condition.$35 call or text541-993-3799.JON BOAT, 11’6” x 42” aluminumwith rebuilt trailer,$250. White Salmon541-399-1575KARATE uniform, Black,Medium, $30 OBO. 541-296-9336LASER Disc player, likebrand new + box of laserdiscs. $250. 541-965-2636.LIKE NEW WESLO treadmill,$300/OBO.541-296-3424.LUGGAGE, Samsonite, 2piece, spin wheels, topquality, 27” & 21”, black,new, in box. $90, 509-493-1617.LUGGAGE, Tumi, 22”, rollingcarryon, upright, includesgarment bag, goodcondition, $50, 541-399-2233.MASSAGE table, By CustomCraftworks, Exc.cond., $150. 541-980-0195MOTOR for 1996 Acura Integra,4 cyl. not V-Tech,139K miles, AT, $450. 541-380-1166MOTORCYCLE jacket,Leather Works, black, new,large, $100. 541-571-5993or 509-493-3200.NATIVE Visions Plates. Setof 6, w/ certificates of authenticity& boxes. Nochips or cracks, $150 cash.509-637-3684 or 3685.NEW in box 30-06 rifle,Mosberg 4 x 4 w/ detachablebox magazine, Removeablemuzzle break,$375. 541-288-3025Nintendo WII 8 games andall the extras $125 obo callor text 541-965-2084 formore infoNORDICTRACK elliptical,$250. Good cond., 541-993-0615286 $500 or LessPALI Dawn Crib & changingtable set, w/ mattress.Some scratches on crib,Good cond., Made in Italy,$300 OBO. 541-490-6947PALM PLANT in light greenceramic pot, approx. 5’ tall.Big & beautiful, $30. 541-399-2107.PANTS, brown suedeleather, lined, size 10. $35.541-386-6755PROPANE heaters - OlympianWave 3 (1 new, $200,2 used $100/$75) Heats130 sf. 509-281-0541.RADIAL arm saw, Delta/Rockwell, with stand andtable, 50 amp, 3500 rpm,$175, 541-571-5993 or509-493-3200.RED love seat and couchset, $200 OBO. 541-980-7679ROLL AWAY BED, twinsize, mattress in goodshape. Some bedding, $25.541-386-4674SADDLE, western, black,with 2 saddle pads & bridleset. Asking $200/set. Call541-806-0462SAFETY 1st Travel Systemincl stroller, rear facing carseat, 2 car bases, Exc.cond. Non smoking family,$125 OBO. 541-490-6947Sango dishes, place settingfor 8, cream black/green$50. 541-397-0591.UnidenBC246T handheld TrunkTracker III, stock and custom-madevehicle antenna,like new, barely used,$150. 503-718-8715.SNOW Chains fits tire sizeP225/75R/15, P235/75R/15, P215/75R/14 LT. New.$55. 509-637-4044.SONY 19” TV, Older, Color,Works good, FREE.541-980-8510STIHL chainsaw, Model026, 20” bar/chain, Runsgreat, $225. 541-993-5061STUDDED snow tires (4),on multi-lug wheels.22570 R16. Fits most x-overs & SUVs, 95% tread.$400. 509-281-0541.STUDDED SNOW TIRESon rims, P195-60R15, lessthan 3000 miles, fits 4 lug1980’s Honda Accord,$475. 541-386-1567Studless Snow Tires AndWheels for Jeep CherokeeP235-15 Good Condition$150. 541-565-3127.SURROUND sound speakers,(5) Samsung PS-FX70. Plus PS-WX70 Subwoofer.All speakers rated3 Ohm. Black. $35, Jim541-399-6891TABLE LAMPS, (2) 31”.$125 for pair obo. Pictureson request. Call Gail, 541-352-7756TIRE chains for pickup orSUV, 235/70R17 or 255/70R17, $55. Call Don 541-490-1417.TIRES (4), studded, 235/75R15, 90% tread, $250,541-399-7268.TIRES (4), studded, 185/65R15, on Toyota Corollarims, 90% tread, $250,541-399-7268.TIRES (4), soft rubber,studless snow, on wheelsfrom Ford Windstar van, 2seasons of tread left, $100,541-386-7212.TIRES (4). 205-70-15 onSubaru Forester rims.Good condition, $250. 541-993-9393TIRES, set of (4) 235/75R15 Hankook, no rims.$100. Text 541-806-0674TOOL BOX cabinet, 3 bigdrawers & locking storagedoor with 3 shelves, outsideneeds painted, $40.541-399-3759TOTAL GYM Platinum, likenew, $150, 541-645-0363.TOY BOX, Step2, 32”L x28”H x 23”W, $40. CallBrent 541-806-1497.Truck Tire Chains. Low Pro24.5 truck chains (used) 4sets $50 OBO/set Call541-544-2151TURKEY fryer, Charmglow,electric, new in box,retails $119, sell for $60.541-571-5993 or 509-493-3200.TV. 26” Sony, purchased2006, $65. 541-386-2524WEDDING Dress, Exc.cond., Call for details, $400OBO. 541-296-3054WHEELS, (4) 15 x 10Chrome spoke, 6 Hole,Toyota/Chev, (4) 15 x 6Ford Focus, Black, $180/all. 509-369-4361286 $500 or LessWOOD lathe, Delta model1440, 14” variable speedw/heavy duty stand. Likenew. $350. 509-773-5227.WOODSTOVE w/ largefirebox. Mobile home approved,$100. 541-490-8768WOODSTOVE. Woodburning, $300. 541-399-4723X COUNTRY Ski bootsRossignol X3 w/ thermo,adjustable fit. Size 41eu(men’s size 8.5 roughly.)new condition. $25.509-261-2730150 Apparel/JewelryALPACA!The HolidayBuzz Word ForGIFT IDEAS:Whimsical Scarves“EXTREME” SocksSki Socks and CellosFur HatsMens and Ladys VestsThrows and BlanketsMittensFingerless GlovesReversibleDouble-knit GlovesThrums and GlittensFur Bears, Lionsand Horsesinsert right facingalpaca logoALPACAANNEXA GREAT PLACE TOVISIT,A BETTER PLACE TOSHOP!Wed-Sun, 10 am - 6pmMonday and Tuesdayby AppointmentFIND USJUST OFF HWY 141IN TROUT LAKE, WAFOLLOW THE SIGNS!509-395-2266meadowrockalpacas.comANIMALS &AGRICULTURELivestock & Supplies ...290Pets & Supplies ...........295Pasture Rentals ...........300Stables & Kennels .......305Hay, Feed, & Produce..310Lawn & Garden Equip. 311Food, Meat, & Produce315Plants & Nursery Stock320Farm & OrchardEquipment ...................325290 Livestock& SuppliesAdvanced Hoofcareand HorseshoeingThree Decades of QualityService. Journeyman farrier.Will Travel. Call or textSam @ 509-310-9073 or509-250-3425List yourREALESTATEinThe GorgeClassifieds!290 Livestock& SuppliesHORSE, Arabia mix, Riding& packing, Short andstocky, 14H, 1000 Lb.,Gentle & calm, Stands forfarrier or anything. Trailerwell. Walk & pack yourcamp in & pack your gameout. Easy care, no shoes.$475. 541-298-8025JUSTIN HILLHORSESHOEING509-261-1508.gorgefarrier.comNEED help loadingyourhorse in a trailer? Wanthelp with ground work?Call Heidi509-261-2730.Nigreian dwarf goats 1breeding pair and 6 monthold female for sale $25.00each. Call for more info541-467-2519WEANER pigs $80. Pure-bred Hereford/Yorkshirecross. Avail. Oct. 28. Fastgrowing, on sow 7 wks.509-773-3632.295 Pets &Supplies541-386-3776 PATCH-ES“PATCHES”Open you heart to Patches,5-year-old tabby cat,female, owner passedaway,shots/wormed,spay, Luk. check, indoor,adult home only, only pet/NO dogs.Call Bonnie541-386-3776BE MINECAT ADOPTIONbemine.petfinder.comAdorable DAUG puppies!Pug/dachshund mix, 8weeks old, all female. $100per puppy or 2 for $150.Call Rich at 541-980-6951ADORABLEKITTENSFOR ADOPTION3 gray, females, 5 months;1 Siamese, male, 6months; grey/white andblack/white, males, 7months. All spayed orneutered plus shots. Nodogs. Indoors only.FREE MICROCHIP!Call Elizabeth541-386-5099PURRFECT FITCAT ADOPTIONSpurrfect-fit.petfinder.comAKC Rottweiler puppies,Imported champion lines,Dark mahogany markings,509-767-1539ALASKAN Husky pups,mother won 100-mile race.$250 ea. 509-773-5660.AQHA black bay, SnipperReed & Hot Rod BannonBandit philly, $400 or tradefor good elk rifle. 509-767-1539FEMALE Pug, 5 yrs. old,spayed & licensed. $50.509-250-2706.FREE CATS-2 elderly,desperately need newhomes, can go together orseperate. Developed allergiesto them while pregnant.1 declawed. BothVERY loving and need lapsand beds to share withsomeone. Both wouldmake great therapy animals.541-980-0419FREE to good home, BorderCollie pups, Purebred,Please call 541-993-4716for info.KITTENS: Three very playfulindoor/outdoor kitties.Litter-box trained, free togood home. One adult femalecat, needs barn.Please call 541-993-3223NEEDS GOOD HOME.Fluffy gray and white kitten,approximately 6 weeks old,cute and cuddly, already litterbox trained. 509-427-8635.TWO 6-month old female3/4 pug, 1/4 doxy puppies.$100 ea. Doggy doortrained, first shots andwormed. 509-250-1635 or509-250-2706.300 PastureRentals***Dufur, Eastside: Smallfenced pasture w/ coveredarea & water. $150/Mo.541-993-7372310 Hay, Feed,StrawGRASS HAY, $150/Ton, InBarn. 541-980-1041315 Food, Meat,& ProduceGOLDEN DELICIOUS,Jonagolds apples. 2222 E19th, above ThompsonTrack. Bring containers.LOCKER BEEF, grasspasture, no chemical, freerange $3.85 lb hangingweight. 30 yearsexperience rasing beef.Mike 541-993-4662ORGANIC beef, Grass fedsteer, $2.25/pound. Hangingweight at the butchershop. 541-993-4531325 Farm &Orchard Equip.BLACK WELDER gopherbaiter, $2500. Call 541-352-7911 after 6 p.m.DIESEL 7000 Tahoe Generator,Brand new, Usedonce, $2000. 541-467-2737 or 541-993-4747FORD New Holland, model4230, 2 wheel drive tractor, 60horse power, $5500. Parkdale,Oregon. 541-352-7911WANTED:Small, older crawler(Bulldozer) any model, anycondition; running or not.Or related equipment.Farm tractor, skid steer,etc.ANY OLD EQUIPMENT!CASH! 360-204-1017RENTALSBusiness Rentals.........330Apartment Rentals/OR 335Apartment Rentals/WA 340Condo Rentals/OR ......350Condo Rentals/WA ......352Duplexes, Four-Plexes/OR355Duplexes, Four-Plexes/WA360House Rentals/OR.......365House Rentals/WA ......370Senior Housing ............372Mobile Homes/Oregon.375Mobile Homes/Washington380Mobile Home Spaces ..382RV Space.....................384Rentals Wanted ...........385Rentals to Share..........390Room Rentals..............395RV Site Rentals ...........397Vacation Rentals..........400Bed & Breakfast...........405Storage Space.............410Misc. Rentals ...............415330 BusinessRentalsHAVE A HOME FOR SALE?Get results fast by placingyour ad in the Gorge Classifieds,your ad will appearin every paper in the gorgearea, reaching over115,000 readers eachweek. Call us at the GoldendaleSentinel, 773-3777or toll-free at 1-888-287-3777.HOOD RIVER200 sq. ft. office, $230300 sq. ft. office, $230.400 sq. ft. office, $350300 sq. ft. office, rr, $350715 sq. ft. office, $600.1068 sq. ft. office, $885.1800 sq. ft. retail, $1300.Various dry storage unitsChuck Beardsley, 541-386-5555, Hershner & Bell RealtyHOOD RIVER, Office andRetail Space for Lease inthe Heights. (2) 1100 sq. ft.office suites available at1412 13th Street at $850/month. Retail space from2100 to 10100 sq. ft availableat Hood River Center,rate negotiable. CurrentCommercial, 541-386-4580Be therewhenyou’reneeded!Get listed inTheSentinel’sBusinessDirectory330 BusinessRentalsPUBLISHER’S NOTICEAll real estate advertising inthis newspaper is subjectto the Fair Housing Actwhich makes it illegal to advertise“any preference,limitation or discriminationbased on race, color, religion,sex, handicap, familialstatus or national origin, oran intention, to make anysuch preference, limitationor discrimination.” Familialstatus includes childrenunder the age of 18 livingwith parents or legal custodians,pregnant womenand people securing custodyof children under 18.This newspaper will notknowingly accept any advertisingfor real estatewhich is in violation of thelaw. Our readers are herebyinformed that all dwellingsadvertised in thisnewspaper are available onan equal opportunity basis.To complain of discriminationcall HUD toll-free at 1-800-669-9777. The toll-freetelephone number for thehearing impaired is 1-800-927-9275.The Dalles1040 sq ft, $950/mo.825 sq ft, $650/mo.Retail or Office,600 Sq. Ft. $400/Mo.Col Ct Mall, 107 E 2nd StInc. utils, 541-298-8903Storage:400 sq ft.$125/MoShop space or storage:1200 sq ft $450/Mo.THE DALLES downtownoffice or retail space. Allutilities paid by owner395 +/- sq.ft. to 2850 +/- sq.ft and any size in between.Excellent street exposure.541-387-3913 or 503-260-6016THE DALLES, Large shopfor rent, Excellent location,Office & bathroom, Call forappointment.541-296-1424$850/Mo.THE DALLES, Contractorsoffice in new building,Kitchen, Bath, Storage,$250/Mo. w/ 1st monthfree! West 2nd St location.541-298-8873THE DALLES 2300 Sq. Ft.warehouse, 4 Loadingdocks w/ 110 x 160 securefenced storage yard. Easyaccess to freeway. For rentor lease. 360-201-3759THE DALLES, 2 Bay shopw/ office & bathroom facilities.Hoist. Bathroom. Office.Avail 12/1. 541-298-8873335 ApartmentRentals/OR.MID VALLEY APARTMENTSin Odell:1-2 bedrooms and studiosStudios, $6251 bedroom, $7252 bedroom, $825Brand new. Includes w/s/g.Coin op laundry onsite.541-490-3351 or 541-490-4451The Commodore II Apartmentsin The Dalles, 312Court St. is now acceptingapplications for federallyfunded housing. Studio and1 bedroom apartmentsmay be available. On sitemanagement and laundryfacility in a beautifully restoredhistoric building indowntown The Dalles. 541-298-7600 or TDD 800-735-2900. Professionaly managedby Meredian Management.THE DALLES, 1 Bdrm,non-refundable $200 Movein fee, $475/Mo. W/S/Gpaid, 541-296-1348.WASCO APT: 2 bedroomapt. available in Wasco.$450/per month, $300/deposit.Owner pays water/sewer and garbage. Call503-884-6788. Studio sizeavailable for $350/mo.340 ApartmentRentals/WA.BINGEN. Studio, 1 bdrm, 2bdrm, monthly, $400-$600,utils includ. 1st+dep. 509-493-1803 9 am-7 pm.GOLDENDALE Village- 3 & 4 bdrm. apts. forimmediate move-in.801 S. Schuster,509-773-6002.Statewide Classifieds340 ApartmentRentals/WA.GOLDENDALE: 2 bdrm.apartment 123 NW HighStreet. $575 per monthplus deposit503-201-7797509-773-3816GOLDENDALE;2 bedroom, 1.5 bathroom,town house, washer &dryer, no smoking, smallpet ok. $525. plus deposit.Available now.509-773-4788GOLDENDALE: GoldenSands - Spacious 1&2bdrm. apts. New carpet &vinyl. Private balcony,laundry & fitness room onsite. 1 bdrm-$450/mo.; 2bdrm.-$550/mo., plus deposit.509-773-5828.MURDOCK, 2 bdrm, 1 Ba,views, clean, move right in!$650/Mo. + 1st/Last securitydep. W/S/G pd. Coinop laundry, No pets. Forinfo call 541-490-9721THREE Mountain VillageLocated at 613 W. Collinsin Goldendale, now acceptingapplications for 1, 2& 3 bdrm. apartments.HUD Section 8 Restrictionsapply. Call 509-773-3344or TTY dial 711 for applications.350 CondoRentals/ORTHE DALLES, 2 Bdrm, 2Ba, Clean, clean, clean!NO pets/smoking. W/S/GPaid. Great location, partialview. $850/Mo. + first/last &Dep. 541-993-9333355 Duplexes,Four-Plexes/ORHOOD RIVER 2 bdrm, 1ba, quiet & convenient locationin town, river & mtnviews, lower 1/2 of housewith patio, off-st. parking,laundry hook-ups. Nosmoking/pets. Avail. 12/1,long term. $800/mo. + dep.541-399-3899 lv. msg.THE DALLES; 2 bedroom,1 bath duplex, large fencedyard, W/S/G paid. No pets.$725/mo. $500/dep. Availablenow. 541-993-3042.365 HouseRentals/OR**ROOMY riverside condowith garage and covereddeck. Incl. W/S/G.**Delightful 3 bdrm, 1.5 bahome w/ carport andfenced yard.**Large 3bdrm, 2 Ba condow/ river views.**Cozy 2 bdrm, 1 Ba homew/ unfinished basement.Ask about our other availablelistings. 541-296-1152541-390-3284Mosier mountain cabinMOSIER. Mountain cabinon ranch, 2 bdrm, 2 bath,appliances, wildernessviews, wildlife, gardenarea, $1000/mo. + $500deposit. References required.541-390-3284. 4x4vehicle required.DUFUR, 2 bdrm, 2 Ba Victorian,W/D incl. Fencedyard, Storage shed, $750/Mo. + Dep. 503-481-8435HOOD RIVER, 3 bdrm1.5 ba. on 1 acre inorchards above EastHR. Beautiful view of MtHood, 5 min. fromdowntown. Detachedoversize garage andcarport, landscaped.Neighbors include deerand wild turkey. Availablemid-Nov. $1500/mo. (850)396-3456.HOOD RIVER 3 bedroom/2 bath in Rockford area.Master bath has 2 personjacuzzi tub. $1450. permonth includes water andelectricity. 541-400-0177John L. Scott Prpty Mgmtwww.JLSRentals.com541-298-47361 Bd Duplex TV $5253 Bd Duplex TV $6953 Bd House TD $8753 Bd House TD $1,0501 Bd Apt $5504 Bd House TD $1,1002 Bd House $9003 Bd Duplex TD $7252 Bd House Rufus $800Comm Prop TD $3000365 HouseRentals/ORODELL. Rent after 11/25/12, 2.5 bdrm. 2.25 acres,only 12 min. from town.$875/mo., first, last & deposit.541-352-7168THE DALLES 3 bedroom, 2bath craftsman housedowntown, great AC, 2 cargarage, storage, claw foottub, W/D hook-up, workshop area, private courtyard,$1100/mo. Avail.Nov. 15. 541-399-6223.THE DALLES, 3 bdrm, 1ba. Newly remodeled, newroof, dead-end street. 738Pleasant Ct. $875/month.Call afternoons, 541-386-8747.370 HouseRentals/WA@ WISHRAM, Small 2bdrm, 1 Ba, Furnished(except linens), W/D, Hottub, heat pump, Fencedyard, Pets ok negotiable,$675/Mo. + $600/dep.509-748-2317CLEVELAND, WA: 4bdrm., 2 ba. MH, $700/mo.plus deposit. Call SallyNaught, Get Real EstateLLC, 509-896-5500.DALLESPORT: 4 bedroom,water/garbage paid,fenced yard, $875/mo. Nosmoking. 971-322-6097.GOLDENDALE; 2 bdrm., 2bath, double wide, handicapaccessible, 321 W.Burgen. $700. mo., first &last, $300 dep. 20’X30’shop/garage, well water,sewage pd, No smoking,pet neg.,references required.509-773-4286GOLDENDALE: 2 bd., 1.5ba. w/family room & loft,utility room, garage, woodstove, washer/dryer. $700/mo., $500 dep. W/S/G inc.No pets. 509-773-5342.GOLDENDALE:Ã1 bed/ 1 bath large with 1car garage. Available aboutDec. 1st.All include water/garbage/sewer paid. Dave509-261-0020John L. Scott Prpty Mgmtwww.JLSRentals.com541-298-47363 Bd House Carson$1,3003 Bd House Klickitat $9754 Bd House Stvnsn $1,0003 Bd House NB $9002 Bd Apt Stevenson $700Comm Prop Bingen $750NORTHWESTERN LAKEPARK cabin, 1 bedroom,500 sq. ft., fully furnished,includes W/D and dish TV.$500/month plus first andlast. 509-637-6056 (WS)Senior HousingFlora Thompson Manor1220 W 8th StreetThe Dalles, OR541-298-1715TDD 800-735-2900Now accepting applicationsfor a fully handicap-accessibleone-bedroomunit for federally-funded 62years of age or older, disabledregardless of agehousing.This institution is an equalopportunity provider.THE DALLES mobile homeor RV space available.541-980-4995THE DALLES, RV site on18 acre farm, Close totown, $350/MO. 541-298-8873395 Room RentalsHOOD RIVER. Room witha view, furnished, includesutilities, laundry & kitchenprivileges, $525/mo. +$250 deposit, 541-386-5905.REAL ESTATEAcreage & Lots............420Commercial/InvestmentProperty 425Orchards, Farms, Ranches430Real Estate/OR............435Real Estate/WA ...........437Real Estate Wanted.....440Manufactured Homes/OR445Manufactured Homes/WA447Condos/OR..................450Condos/WA..................452STATEWIDE CLASSIFIEDSWEEK OF NOV. 12, 2012This newspaper participates in astatewide classified ad programsponsored by the WashingtonNewspaper PublishersAssociation, a statewide associationof weekly newspapers.The program allows classifiedadvertisers to submit ads forpublication in participatingweeklies throughout the state incompliance with the followingrules. You may submit an ad forthe statewide program throughthis newspaper or in person tothe WNPA office. The rate is$255 for up to 25 words, plus$10 per word over 25 words.WNPA reserves the right to editall ad copy submitted and torefuse to accept any ad submittedfor the statewide program.WNPA, therefore, does notguarantee that every ad will berun in every newspaper. WNPAwill, on request, for a fee of $40,provide information on whichnewspapers run a particular adwithin a 30 day period.Substantive typographical error(wrong address, telephonenumber, name or price) willresult in a "make good", in whicha corrected ad will be run the followingweek. WNPA incurs noother liability for errors in publication.ADOPTIONADOPT: Caring, married couplewishes to give, affection & securityto your baby. Expenses paid.Confidential. Call Debbi & Frankanytime 1-888-988-5499ADOPT: Adoring young TV producer& Attorney, home-cooking,beaches, sports await preciousbaby. Expenses pad 1-800-562-8287EDUCATION/CAREER TRAININGATTEND COLLEGE online fromhome. *Medical *Business*Criminal Justice. *Hospitality.Job placement assistance.Computer available. FinancialAid if qualified. SCHEV certified..Call 866-483-4429.www.CenturaOnline.comEVENTS-FESTIVALSANNOUNCE your festival foronly pennies. Four weeks to 2.7million readers statewide forabout $1,200. Call this newspaperor 1 (206) 634-3838 formore details.FINANCIALLOCAL PRIVATE INVESTORloans money on real estateequity. I loan on houses, rawland, commercial property andproperty development. Call Ericat (800) 563-3005. www.fossmortgage.comHELP WANTED -- DRIVERSEXPERIENCED DRIVERS --$1000 Sign-On Bonus!Excellent Regional TruckloadOpportunities in Your Area. BeHome Every Week. Run Up To2,000 Miles/Week. www.drivelife.com866-333-1021GET ON the road fast!Immediate openings. Top pay.Full Benefits. CDL-A, Hazmat,Doubles Required! Haney TruckLine. Call now 1-888-414-4467.www.GoHaney.comDRIVER --$0.03 enhancedquarterly bonus. Get paid forany portion you qualify for: safety,production, MPG. CDL-A, 3HELP WANTED -- DRIVERSmonths current OTR experience.800-414-9569 www.driveknight.comLEGAL SERVICESDIVORCE $155. $175 with children.No court appearances.Complete preparation. Includescustody, support, property divisionand bills. BBB member.(503) 772-5295. www.paralegalalternatives.comlegalalt@msn.comWATERFRONT PROPERTIESLUXURY OCEANFRONTCondos 2BR/2BA was $850know $399,900 Resort SpaWATERFRONT PROPERTIESRestaurant Golf Marinawww.MarinSemiahmoo.com 1-888-996-2746x5466Get MoreExposurefor your money!Advertise state-wide.Call The Sentinel509-773-3777

GOLDENDALE, WASHINGTON NOVEMBER 14, 2012— 15CLASSIFIEDS420 Acreage& LotsPUBLISHER’S NOTICEAll real estate advertising inthis newspaper is subjectto the Fair Housing Actwhich makes it illegal to advertise“any preference,limitation or discriminationbased on race, color, religion,sex, handicap, familialstatus or national origin, oran intention, to make anysuch preference, limitationor discrimination.” Familialstatus includes childrenunder the age of 18 livingwith parents or legal custodians,pregnant womenand people securing custodyof children under 18.This newspaper will notknowingly accept any advertisingfor real estatewhich is in violation of thelaw. Our readers are herebyinformed that all dwellingsadvertised in thisnewspaper are available onan equal opportunity basis.To complain of discriminationcall HUD toll-free at 1-800-669-9777. The toll-freetelephone number for thehearing impaired is 1-800-927-9275.425 CommercialInvestment Prop.COMMERCIALBUILDING WITHAPARTMENTSWhite Salmon, 2000 sfstreet level store front;2000 sf basement with alleyaccess; two, 700 sf 1bedroom executive apartmentswith views.$850K509-493-1333No RealtorsZONED B & B/multi-family,Executive rental? Remodeled5 bdrm, 3 Ba 1939Craftsman. 2772 Sq. Ft. livingrm, Family rm, Diningrm, Utility/office, Fireplace,Oak/tiled floors, AC/Gas, 2Patios. Close to downtown.$279,000. 541-300-0853.columbiagorgefsbo.com435 RealEstate/ORThe Dalles (West end), ByOwner: Attractive newermodular home in seniordevelopment, 3 bed, 2bath, 2,336 sq. ft. (incl. 2-car garage); large windowsprovide naturallight, high ceilings, openarchitecture. $160,000.Shown by appt.: 541-965-1059.437 RealEstate/WAGOLDENDALE: 5bdrm., 2 ba. split levelon 2 huge lots, fenced;newly remodeled, newroof & paint, largestonefireplace, family roomw/wood stove, electricheat, detached garage,304 S. King. $189,000.509-773-8040.437 RealEstate/WAGOLDENDALE: Custom 4bdrm., 3 ba. on 45 acres,3.5 mi. from GD. Featuresinc. wood pellet stove,24x36 shop, lots of trees.Great mountain view!PRICE REDUCED! $299,900.509-773-4173.Full info. atgoldendalehome.com.GOLDENDALE: Beautifulranch style home, 3 bdrm.,1.5 ba., approx. 1500 sq. ft.Fireplace, wood floors,covered parking, fencedyard, sprinkler system, mt.view, pond w/waterfalls.901 E. Allyn, $159,900.forsalebyowner.com.509-314-9422.440 Real EstateWantedDESPERATE TO BUY:Home/mobile on contract inThe Dalles, OR. Under$100,000. Please emailns23578@live.comAUTOMOTIVEAviation ........................455RV’s & Travel Trailers ...460Canopies & Campers ..465RV Rentals...................470RV Parts & Supplies ....475Boats, Motors, Supplies480Personal Watercraft .....481Snowmobiles ...............485Motorcycles, ATC’s &ATV’s 490Utility Trailers ...............495Heavy Equipment ........500Misc. Auto ....................505Auto Parts & Supplies .510Autos Wanted ..............515Sport Utility Vehicles....525Pickups & Trucks .........530Vans & Utility Vehicles .535Antique & Classic Autos538Automobile...................540460 RVs &Travel TrailersPRICE REDUCED TO$9500. 2000, 32’ KIT trailerwith slide out, coveredparking & porch, all metalskirted, with storage shed.Good, permanent, cleanliving in N. Bonneville.360-608-5562ALLURESISKIYOU SUMMITMOTOR HOME2007, Country Coach, 42-foot quad slide, A-1 condition,single owner, nosmokers, Cummins ISL400HP engine, DynoMaxchassis, Tag axle, kingsizebed, res. refrigerator,loaded. Call Terry for details509-493-2780Hank’s Auto SalesBuy-Sell-ConsignRV’s/Utility Vehicleswww.hanksautosales.net541-296-5854 or541-993-0109R.V. STORAGE unit secured.Lock & key availableNov. 1, $75./mo.Goldendale. 509-250-1193465 Canopies &Campers**PASTIME** 2000 camperoff long bed Toyota Tacoma,11 ft, 2 burner stove,hood w/light & fan, sleeps4, heater. Good condition.$1200 OBO. 541-296-9613.480 Boats, Motors,& SuppliesVERY nice Sears 15’ Elginboat w/trailer, Bimini top,$700. 9.9 Nissan O.B. w/controls $700. Both $1200.Nice 14’ Pacific Marinerboat $200.509-773-3222. Pics -www.XpertCMA.com/boat/boat.htm.495 Utility Trailers20 Ft. Tandem axle flatbed5th wheel trailer, Heavyduty 10 ply tires, $1250.541-300-0700HORSE/STOCK TRAILER,1986 Circle J with trailerbrakes, new tires, 2 horsedivider. In Hood River$1800. 541-490-2599505 Misc. Auto(4) 245/70R17 Winter catStudded tires on Ultra 78Chrome wheels w/ sensors.Fits Buick Enclave,Chev Traverse, GMC Acadia.New $1700. Sell $900.Ready to mount on vehicle.541-980-1322510 Auto Parts& SuppliesCHEVY FLY WHEEL, 11”,like new, $100.541-490-4391EXHAUST MANIFOLDS,(2) for big block Chevy.#10045780-2RH,#1410301-1LH, $225/both.541-490-4391525 Sport UtilityVehicles2001 CHEVY Tracker LT,4WD, V6, New tires, 70Kmiles, Automatic, Leather,Exc. cond., Tinted windows,Running boards, AC,Tow package, $5995,541-340-4393530 Pickups& Trucks1975 F600 20 Ft. flatbedtruck, Manual trans., AC, 4new 235-80R225 Michelantires, $2495 OBO.541-300-07001995 Subaru Legacy Outbackwagon. AWD, 5 spd,runs great, “No Reverse”,as is, $1450. 541-300-0700541-390-3284Fire truckPROTECT YOUR PROPERTYFire Truck, 1976 Ford, 4x4,16K miles, 1000 gallontank, 2 hose reels, greatcondition, $8,950. 541-390-3284, Hood River.530 Pickups& TrucksFORD Ranger, ‘03. XLT/FX4, 114K miles, goodcondition, $8700, 541-806-0967.TOYOTA Tundra, ‘05,4WD, automatic, leatherseats, canopy. Only 48,300miles, $16,900, 541-354-1989.535 Vans & UtilityVehiclesCHRYSLER Town andCountry LXi minivan 2000,127,000 miles, V6, navywith grey leather interior, allelectric. Great family car!$4800. Located in HoodRiver. Call for photos or todrive. 503-481-5415.538 Antique &Classic Autos1930 MODEL “A” Ford -S.B. Chevy, 350 Turbo,Ford 9” - Disc front.Project, $900.509-773-4301.540 AutomobilesABANDONED VehicleSale.Bishop TowingWednesday, Nov. 21,2012,8-11 a.m.815 S. Columbus,Goldendale, WA 98620‘73 Dodge motorhome,OR Lic. H909130‘77 GMC van, WA Lic.A54288D.ABANDONED VehicleSale. Bishop TowingTuesday, Nov. 20, 2012,8-10 a.m.91495 Biggs-Rufus Hwy.,Biggs Junction, OR‘96 Volkswagen Jetta,WA Lic. AHW3894‘87 Dodge Dakota,ID Lic. 1G59319‘96 Plymouth Voyager,1T Lic. Z826LGDodge four door sedan1937, Parts car with title.$500.00 call 541-604-6093FORD B700, 1989,“Excellent vendor wagon”,diesel, 151,482 low miles,air conditioned, 7.5 ONANdiesel generator on board.Asking $1800 or make bestoffer. Call for appointmentto drive or see. WesChurch 541-296-1136 orMike 541-296-4226.CleaningCOLUMBIA HOMEMAINTENANCECleaning - Paintingand WindowsFREE ESTIMATES541-352-6001OR#60590CleaningPROFESSIONALHOUSECLEANINGSERVICESBasic and Deep+ SpringCleaningWindows30-YEARSEXPERIENCEREFERENCES AVAILABLEFREEESTIMATESABSOLUTESUNSHINE LLCTamera Woodruff360-241-3537LandscapeMaintenanceCLT Certified landscapetech. Irrigation maintenance,turn-overs, repairs& winterize. Lawn maintenance,design and install.Residential/Commercial.541-705-5528.Dennis’ Lawn MaintenanceLawn mowing, Hedge Trimming,Pruning, Rototilling,Hauling, Bark Dust, BrickWalls, River Rock & snowremoval. Call today!541-993-0090541-296-1850Bonded & Insured(Hudson Insurance)SpecialServicesLazy-Y-Salvage - Hulk haulingWill pick up junk cars,pickups with titles or Sheriffpapers. Scarp metal of allkinds. Appliances, Aluminum,Copper, Brass.541-980-2235LOOKINGfor a newBest Friend?Check out #295Pets & Supplies!WHATHAPPENSTree ServicesGUINN’SFORESTMANAGEMENTHarvesting Timberto Enhance Future Forestsinsert artworkSpecialty log markets,marking and flagging, permitting,road building,thinning, land clearing,brush piling, replanting,danger trees, storm damageplus blowdown.NO JOBTOO SMALLor TOO BIG!ONE TREETO 200 ACRESFree Consultationinsert artworkCHRIS GUINN, Owner23 Years ExperienceLicensed and Insured360-957-5662White Salmon, WAguinnsfm@hotmail.comWindowsWINDOWCLEANINGCommercialand ResidentialEXCELLENTand REASONABLE509-395-2769HOLIDAYSBazaars, Arts, Crafts ...802Holiday Services..........804Holiday Vacations ........806Holiday Entertainment .808Trees & Trim.................810Gifts For Family ...........812Gifts For Him ...............814Gifts For Her ................816Gifts For Kids...............818Gifts of Food ................820Gifts For Home ............822Gifts of Pets .................824Gifts of Music...............826Gifts of Life ..................828Religious Gifts .............830Unusual Gifts ...............832Fun Gifts ......................834Corporate Gift Services836Shopping Service ........838Gifts For Parents..........840Wrapping & Mail Service842WHEN YOU DON’T ADVERTISE?Absolutely Nothing!Call us!509-773-3777Bazaars,Arts, CraftsCOUNTRY BAZAARWed. - Sun. 10am to 5pm2998 Paasch Dr., HRFlower Arrangements,Thanksgiving & Christmasavailable, plastic canvaswhirligigs in many colors.Lutheran BazaarZion Lutheran Church101 W. 10th St., TDSat. Nov. 17, 9a-5pSun. Nov. 18, Noon-3pMany lovely Christmasitems will be available forreasonable prices & alsomany baked goods!Shabby ChicksChristmas BazaarA little bit of somethingfor everyone. Fromantiques to hand crafteditems from local artistsand homemakers.Please help make thisour annual event Sat.Nov. 17th, 1a-5p @ 145Hill Rd., Goldendale,WA. Take Highway 142exit into Goldendale,stay on 142 to Hill Rd.Go Straight on Hill Rd.3rd house on the left.ST. MARK’SEPISCOPAL CHURCHHOLIDAY BAZAARSat., Nov. 17, 10-4Corner of 11th & EugeneHood RiverCraft and Gift ItemsBake SaleTrees & TrimLAMPE’SNoble FirCHRISTMASTREESU-Choose — We CutSaturdays & Sundays9 am - 4 pm11/24 through 12/16541-490-207711602 Cook-UnderwoodRoad - Underwood, WA(2.70 miles up Cook-Underwood Road, fromeast end of Hwy 14)Gifts For FamilyinsertChristmas wreathartwork hereALPACA!The HolidayBuzz Word ForGIFT IDEAS:Whimsical Scarves“EXTREME” SocksSki Socks and CellosFur HatsMens and Ladys VestsThrows and BlanketsMittensFingerless GlovesReversibleDouble-knit GlovesThrums and GlittensFur Bears, Lionsand Horsesinsert right facingalpaca logoALPACAANNEXA GREAT PLACE TOVISIT,A BETTER PLACE TOSHOP!Wed-Sun, 10 am - 6pmMonday and Tuesdayby AppointmentFIND USJUST OFF HWY 141IN TROUT LAKE, WAFOLLOW THE SIGNS!509-395-2266meadowrockalpacas.com

16 — NOVEMBER 14, 2012 GOLDENDALE, WASHINGTONATTENTION PHOTOGRAPHERS!Got a great photo of the greater Goldendale area?Submit it to our photo contest for an opportunity to have your photo featured inGoldendale’s only local calendar!For judging, photos may be delivered to The Sentinel in person, or via email (at least 200dpi). Please ensurea high resolution photo is available, in case your photo is selected as one of those featured.• Photos should be seasonal and may include people, pets, or scenery alone.• Limit 3 photo submissions per person.• One photo will be selected to be featured on the cover.Deadline: Nov. 21.A Goldendale Original!Calendars will be available for sale for only $6 each.Pre-orders accepted.Stop by The Sentinel office for more information, at117 W. Main, or call 509-773-37772013 CalendarYour BusinessHereYour BusinessHereYour BusinessHereYour BusinessHereIn time forChristmas!ATTENTION BUSINESSES!Get in on Goldendale’s only local calendarfeaturing photographs of local people and locations,taken by area photographers!Only $85Calendar will feature four advertising spaces on each month,you can choose which month you would like to be on,but act fast, because it’s first-come, first-serve!Call Rachel at The Sentinel, today!509-773-3777Deadline: Nov. 21

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